All right. I just started recording. Joe, how you been, man? You know, I was afraid it's a snap earnings today. Oh man. Yeah. I'm waiting for Tesla after hours, man. I'm curious to see what that shit's going to do. Although I think I already know.  Exactly. Exactly.  So whatever Elon's backing, dude, I'll be a part of it. Absolutely. Absolutely. So guys, everything we have a special announcement this week, and I want to get into it if the man is ready. But me and Joe, you are, sir. Oh man, I'm ready. Joe and I, every single week guys do a Q&A for you guys, where we literally for about an hour, we're going to answer all your questions. But this week we actually have kind of like a special guest.  But we have someone to introduce today, man. We got someone. Let's see if he's here. Let's see. Here, I'll ask you here twice, but ah, there he is. OK, let me cloud you. I don't know which, but I don't know which log in. Claudio. Logging into. Yeah, but there's two of them. Let's see if this works. If this doesn't work, Joe, maybe you can bring him on. Claudio is going to be some random person for real. They're going to answer, but like, oh, yes, Claudio or is it cloud cloud? Which one are you, bro? So I'm saying it's just two of these. Clyde mean God. What are you, bro? Are you all this is worse than Woody? This is worse than Woody trying to figure out how to work tech. Two logins here. Oh, my God. He's got to be the cloud one. He has to be, but obviously not. Because yeah, no, it's this one. It's called sorry on it. All right. Yeah, that's cool. All right. Let me disable that other one. Yeah. Bring on this Claudio guy.  No, no, he's like, I can talk. You tell. Hello. There it is. Well, what's up, buddy? How are you guys? Dude, we are very, very excited to have you on, man. And for those who don't know, guys, let me just let me just preface this real quick.  He has shown us how important it is to give back to the community and help back. Dude, officially today, he's now a new moderator. So we want to introduce him. We want him to talk about his story, everything, man. Dude, Clow hit us with everything, brother. What do you want to know about me? So now there's going to be, so two weeks ago, I talked to Bawa and Alex because they are being a couple of people that only speak Spanish as a first language and English as the second language. And they wanted to be in the group because I have like a tag group where all the people in the tag group, they were four only, but we speak only Spanish. And they told me, what about getting the international channel for you? So now we're going to be able to have members that they're first language in Spanish. And we speak Spanish. That's going to be, the channel is going to be about learning the first language. Exactly. Dude, I'm going to say it's diversified, man. We want you guys to be able to speak all your native tongues. We want you to have contact, man. Exactly. So basically, I started trading back in 2007. My mistake was that I didn't have no one to trade with. So I did pretty good by myself until I didn't. Then my worst half of me took over and I started taking unnecessary risks. And basically, I was off trading. So basically, I came back to trading last year. I came to MIC January and February while working a full-time job. I talked to Utah on February. I left because I told you that I couldn't say it was too much for me at the same time. And exactly. And trading with you guys. So I told him I'll be back because what I wanted to see was if this was really a community. Because community to me is a really profound word. So in those two months, I feel out that here, there's no competition. The competition that you have is with you. With yourself, yes. Exactly, period. There's no competition. I am grateful that Alex made money. I am grateful that everyone makes money. But I'm not comparing my P&L to his P&L. I'm basically seeing how can I improve my technique in order to be where they are at right now. And that's what I love about this community. You have so many people from all over the world that you can learn from. And it's not only about trading. It's about everything. Like we are human beings. And we have a passion for trading. And that's what makes us together. So I'm really looking forward until this COVID end so I can start traveling. And I can say, hey, I'm going to Australia. For example, I'm Pema. I think Pema is from Australia. Or he's living actually in Australia. He tells me, hey, I'm here. We can meet up. And basically all over the United States, my wife is going to be really happy about it because she loves traveling. So now I have an excuse to travel and meet other people from all over the place. So, Claude, when you were having trouble in your trading, brother, before MIC, what was the turning point? What was it in MIC that did it for you, brother? Because you're killing it now. You're killing it and you're doing so well. Now you're helping other members. Man, what was it for you? It's like I consider myself a pretty good long swing trader, but I want to nail down the intraday. So now I'm intraday trading too. So now I'm being accountable for intraday trading. And being able to talk, I can wake up at 5 AM and there's going to be a member here that I will be able to talk to about trading before I didn't have you know. Yeah, there's the day after our channel, there are people that I remember that we are based, most of us are in the United States, but there are people in Australia, in Singapore, in England, where our 4 AM is their 2, 3 PM. So there are always people talking there. So that's- Always people what? Talking. Talking. Oh, talking. I'm sorry. Wow. I heard something else.  Joe's mind always hears something else, man. Yeah, always. And then he says that's what he said. Joe wants to hear something else. And you know that you have some privileges as a lifetime member. To me, I'm a life coach. So out of everything else that I do, once I became a lifetime member, I saw that I could talk to Joe once every month. And since the beginning, I just put the meeting and I meet every month with him. And we have a one hour to two hour conversation. And he coached me because the person that thinks he's a coach that doesn't have coaches, you're done. You're not good. You're not going to be able to evolve from where you are right now. So I appreciate it. And it's humility. You know, it looked about taught us all one thing, right? Dude, because he learned this 15 years ago, man. He taught Alex five years ago. He taught me three years ago. He's teaching you guys daily through live commentary. Dude, it's not a weakness seeking help. No. It's not a weakness. Treating with other members. It's like, I'm sure that Clow would tell you that at one point in his training, he's probably had times where he wanted to put his head in his hands and give up. And now looking at him, dude, he's absolutely dominating what he's good at, man. And he's learning every day. He's giving back to members. And Clow, would you say that MIC was a real turning point for your training? Yeah, definitely. It doesn't matter where you stand right now. So I do compare to other communities. And this is something else. It's like the level of commitment that the moderator have with the community, it's amazing. I love it. And to me, it's an honor and a privilege to be here. And now that I'm going to be able to help you guys. So I'm open to talking with anyone that needs help. And I'm looking forward to it. Dude, it's our honor, man.  You're literally one of the poster boys, dude. This is the reason that we wanted to help people the whole point in MIC was to take our knowledge, and specifically Bow's, man, specifically Bow's wealth of knowledge, to keep it down on the things that have worked for us so they can then pass the domino effect down to the next, down to the next, down to the next. We brought Aiman on as a moderator recently. And now a couple others, man. And now Clow's our newest one. And because he's available for the members, man. He wants to share everything that is making him money and changing his life day by day. And dude, we just applaud. We're happy to have you, man, of course. Thank you. Three months ago, three or four months ago, me and Clow had our first one-on-one. And he asked, like, how I became a moderator and started doing videos and stuff like that.  And he goes, I really want to get into that. And I said, dude, just keep doing what you're doing. I mean, we see everything. All of us see everything that happens. And we see the people that help. And we see the people that are dickheads. You know who you are. Oh, yeah. We're not going to name names, man. We're not going to name names. I'm just kidding. We see all that stuff. Eyes everywhere. Eyes everywhere. We know who wants to help, who genuinely wants to help. And those are the people that get the attention that actually get the opportunity to get that platform to help other people. And so, yeah. Props to you, man. Props to you, man. Thank you. And welcome to NIO yet. What? Did you sell NIO yet? No. When I sell it, I'll tell you. Just try to follow his trade. I'm waiting for it to go to 50. Yeah. Me too. I'll buy the house and I'll show the picture. And you know that I told you that it's about three months so it can turn into a long swing. No, how do you say that? Long-term investment. And long-term investment, I can say. December, yeah. I'll wait for the 15%. Cloud, before we let you go, man, because I know you probably want to get back to normal life, man, can you just, just for anybody, it's not a member right now. Do you have any advice for the men? Is there anything that you would say to the nonmembers? Is someone looking in the MIC? If you're looking to start trading like you're supposed to, if you're looking for something different, if you're, I can tell you, if you're looking for someone to tell you what to trade, this is not the community for you. If you're looking for to learn a process, if you learn that process and you have a right set mind in the process, you'll do great, period. It doesn't matter where you are in life. We are here to teach the process, the process work. And there's a lot of people, a lot of people, that the process that is teach here works. Dude, I love that. And hey guys, welcome to our newest moderator, man. So like I said, guys, if you need any assistance or you want to pick Cloud's mind, dude, he's here for you now, man, officially. And Cloud, we're really lucky to have you, man. We're very proud of what you've become and dude, blessings for the future, man, seriously.  We're here. Oh, you guys did? Cloud, you still here? I can't hear Cloud either. Oh, no. What? No. Oh, there he is. Oh, you're here, man. I lost internet. Oh, well, what I was saying, man, is just as a final, as I was just saying, look, man, we're just so lucky to have you. We're so honored. Thank you. Keep doing what you're doing, man. And we're proud of you and blessings for the future, man, seriously. Yeah. Well, I'm encouraging people that talk Spanish to go into the community because we have a channel that we will only speak Spanish. We have English, but we will have people that will help you all because it's not only me. I want to see more people be, hello. Yep. Yep. You dial up internet, man. Yeah, that's flirty that you know. If I live in Texas, that wouldn't happen. I know. Ah! Ha, ha, ha, ha. It would happen if you're in Cali, though. Shout out, man. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. So if anybody were to come in and ask, in terms of moderators and things like that, what our specialties are, what would you say that your specialty is in trading? How do you believe that you're going to be able to help people? Long swing trading and VWAP on steroids. And I'll be doing. That's what I was about to say was you're pretty much the master of VWAP. I'll be doing that. Understanding VWAP and all things VWAP. I'll be doing a video soon on VWAP. Cool. But with deviations. I look forward to it. You know me and you love that. Yep, yep, yep. Yes, sir. Well done, man. Well done. Well, thank you. Clown, you are the man, buddy.  Thought I'd go into the bathroom. He was like, Yeah, I literally did. I literally had to get a Kleenex real quick. Dude. Why do we need a Kleenex right now? Are you doing a tubing on the back? Are you doing a zoom? Yeah, because you guys just turned me on so much. Don't turn your camera on. Congratulations, bro. Let's keep this professional and do it. Yeah, let's finish it here. We'll see you in the club, man. Have a great day, guys. Thank you. Back to your trading, buddy. See you. Bye. All right, guys. Let me just mute him just to make sure. Let's get Q&A going here, folks. YouTube and here in Slack. So you guys post your questions. That was a lot of fun, man. Dude, so happy to get Clow officially introduced, man. He is awesome at what he does. And, bro, we're trying to reach out to even more of our international guys. So if you guys are just one language, man, we can cater to that. So who's got some questions?  Yeah. My little prediction is international becomes, international becomes more than just a Spanish speaking channel. That's just kind of my envision for MIC. Because you have a lot of people that actually speak several different languages. Spanish being the main that I've ran into. But there's a lot, man. There's a lot of people. Like, for example, when my favorite language is Redneck. Here we go. No, no, my favorite language is body language. That's real. Hey, you know, what do they say? Like 90% of language isn't even, isn't even verbal. There isn't even verbal. Yeah. If you take a look in your way, it's game on, baby. Tay is already censoring us. God, that's hysterical. Let me think about it. You know, my favorite language is body language. Yeah, it's not sexual. It's just, you can read people very well. If you don't understand body language. My favorite language is VWAP language. Guys, who has questions for us? Who has questions? This is your time to shine. This is on YouTube. You guys can do it in the club. If you're brand new. Getting good lessons out of these today. Oh, man, great lessons on MRIN, too. Dude, I was talking about it earlier. Duck away in the mornings. Man, what a beautiful. Speaking of price action language in VWAP. Remember what I was saying, Joe, in the beginning, if you caught it, dude. Here's the thing, man. If this would have popped up to VWAP, how freaking A-plus would that have been to combine with a four line in this top? My favorite thing in trading, guys, my favorite thing, dude, is this. This is like, I'm going hard. When you can get a four line, which is a whole number, to combine with a top, and to combine with it, obviously, way under VWAP and a popular dude, I would have given anything for a four pop on this day. Yeah, in that first hour, bro. I mean, that would have been glorious. Alas. I mean, this is exactly what we're talking about, guys. This is the easy stuff. Once it loses VWAP, and it loses those lows, like this low right here, once it loses that, look, it can't test VWAP. It can't test it. So I mean, that means every push at the open is probably going to be a washout. And unfortunately, there was just no juice. But man. The juice came later, and the juice came later. And this is the thing about outer lines, guys, and why they're so powerful. Like you could have drawn that. I drew that line from the morning of my ideal entry, but that would have been a nice outer line. But here's the thing. Yep. And I was speaking about this earlier, but I just want to say this one last time, especially because like Tom really liked it, and he's our like risk management guy, is I'll just say it again, one last time, dude. Look at this. You have to sometimes put things in a visual form. If you guys are hitting down here on basically not really a good entry, right? And you're looking to scale a ton, like for the guys that give way too much range, right? So say you're hitting down here, and you're willing to scale like up to here for a loss. But this is the only meat you can make. Do you realize, guys, on a visual sense that this is a one to four, maybe one to five, you're willing to risk all of that to make that? It doesn't make sense, right? So for the guys they hit down here and then hold all day, because they want red or they want 150 or they want an offering, blah, blah, et cetera, et cetera. Dude, there's this much potential to squeeze you and look what it did. It did squeeze those guys that got in right here and held all day. So that's the thing about R&R is, sometimes you can put it in a visual sense and it can really help you. Starting one of the best lessons we do during these free webinars. I know, bro. Dude, I'm like, how many? Every time. We got to stop giving such good info, man.  I don't know how people can't like- Right now on R&R. I don't know how, let me just preface this.  So yeah, but if you're disciplined, you're not stubborn, then there's no way that you can't be paying attention to the relationship from price to VWAP during pre-market. Like we talk about this every week. What were the rest of the runners today? What were the other ones? One sec, bro. Watch this, watch this. I knew Alex was gonna come in with that too. Oh dude, that's what I was pointing out. Yeah, that's what I was pointing out right there. I mean, Tosh was hanging around looking for the four line. I was like, bro, I wouldn't even be around by that time. I wouldn't. Oh dude, I would not be around. I'm gone. But I'm just saying, that's how important lines are. But still, man, once 10, 30 hits, I'm fine. I'm done, bro. I'm done. Joe, look what we have today, man. We had MRI and what we just talked about. Look at this, look at this. We had ASTC today. So let's talk about ASTC real quick. The exact opposite, bro. Every single week of what we talk about, what did it do? Open on VWAP, use outer lines. Six line, baby. Yeah, and I mean, look, this is just one of those things that we talk about every single time why did Tosh choose an outer line? Why did he choose the outer line? It was because Tosh has just kind of internalized this already. But once it loses VWAP, what does it do? It breaks VWAP. It breaks VWAP. It breaks VWAP.  Break VWAP. I mean, it's- Dude, how much better of an explanation was that? Do that one more time. Do that one more time. That was the best way Joe has ever taught in two years. Dude, it's like, it's so simple. It's so simple. You look at the relationship of price to VWAP during pre-market. Dude, it works for big caps too.  Draw that again, dude. That's 80% of success is in the basics, man.  Dude, it's probably potential whipsaw in the open.  Don't be down here at five.  And here's what happens, guys. Here's what happens. You get in at five, you're stopping out where we're getting in if we had locates. I didn't have locates for this today though. And here's another trick. Here's another trick. This is something I love. And I don't know if I've actually ever talked about this, but every now and then I'll remember something that we can teach on these webinars. When you guys have a stock that push fails, push fails, right? Let's keep doing it. Push massive fails, push fails. Dude, just wait for the push. And then if you wait for outer line to scale outer lines, if history repeats, like I said, like Joe just drew, if it whipsaws up and whipsaws up, it's probably going to come down, but you've got to wait for the push fail. You've got to wait for the push. If you're longing these dips though, what goes through your mind? Like, OK, first time, all right, shame on you. It didn't work. Second time, shame on me. That was my mistake. Third time, OK, third time, this has got to work. Fourth time, OK, the bounce has got to work. Fifth time, what do people think in this situation? Let me get long. Seriously, but here's the problem. And to reiterate on what Joe said, this is the problem of why you guys still lose, even though, hey, dude, I knew it was going to do this.  Why? Because it doesn't matter whether you know this is going to go down.  Entries bar everything. Absolutely. Entries are everything. So if you wait for the outer line, you can scale 6 to 6.75 and with almost a guarantee to do what it did before. But because there are no guarantees in trading, then you set a hard stop and then your emotion is eliminated. This is how you trade. This is how you trade. Why was WEI and MRN pumped or manipulated differently than all the others we've been having recently? Caught everyone off guard. Should we adapt to this new trend? Why primarily long stocks? Well, you know, here's what was WEI pumped? Oh, you mean like yesterday? I didn't pay attention to WEI specifically, but here's what I will tell you. When you see a daily chart like this, be a little bit cautious and when a stock doesn't necessarily have a ton of really good news or it's not really up on news at all and you see, actually, let me go to like, yeah, a 15-day chart, dude. This is a 15-day chart. When you guys see a stock like this, where the last 15 days have been trading like this and then it has a day like this, guys, you have to be careful. I don't want to long and hold these things overnight. I don't even want a long type of stock like this, dude. This is where this stuff happens. T-12 halts, you get random news halts, you get T-3 up, things like that, dude. This is a very dangerous stock. So on something like this, once this happens, this is just not for new traders, man. Don't short this, don't long it. Just stay away from it, honestly, in my opinion. Joe, what do you think? A lot of people that force themselves to long small caps. Well, because of lack of borrows? That and, I mean, what's the edge on this setup? Is there one? No.    From four to what? Three? Joe, let me zoom in on this bad boy. What is that? Look at this, look at this. This is the candle Joe was talking about.  Four long trader. To 260. Oh yeah, I'm perfectly fine as a long. I'm in, I'm fine. I got plenty of space.   Let me tell you.  And so it's just, dude, there's no edge in this, in my opinion. There's no edge in this. This is, I mean, this right here, this is like bread and butter, a bow setup. Like that channel right there? Channel, that's what's called a channel. Bow is all about this right here.  But, you know, I see all the reasons for that stuff right here, but I, dude, it's just a gamble. It's a gamble in my opinion. Like if you're trying to follow these market manipulators, this is getting back to that question. Like, you know, we see a lot of manipulation happening in WEI and MRIN.  You don't know whether they're gonna dump it, whether they're gonna rip it. You have no clue. No clue. By the way guys, Joe, what was the news on WEI? Probably nothing good or if any at all. Joe, let's talk about this for a second. So guys, remember we talk about all the time there are times to trade, correct? In the first hour is a short edge. The hours after that up until 2 p.m. Eastern Standard Time and oops, I forgot a line. So let's add another one. Forgot one. Let's go to 12. So let's show this. So if you drew this on every single chart, you would see the commonalities. The first hour you have the edge is a short and then from here, this line from 10.30 Eastern to 2 p.m. Eastern, longs have the edge but a lot of the times within this time, there is what's called channel trading opportunities in which case Bow is a flipping master on which I just don't have the where with all the patients or my comfort zone is just not really in it. So me and Joe don't really do it, but Bow is on this old. Me and Alex just like kind of tackle the immediate morning but Bow is on these channels all day. He'll wait for a certain price level to get tested, retested and then he'll start shorting as it goes up or long as it goes down. Now after 2 p.m. Eastern Standard Time is where the shorts have an edge again. So for this hour, if you're shorting anywhere in between here and simultaneously, of course, the biggest red candle of the day happened during the edge of this, well, this time period where shorts have the edge, but here's the thing. The reason why this is such a perfect chart to show every level is the last hour of the day or what some call garbage hour, what others call power hour.   When you have a stock that is holding these levels in the last hour of the day, do not be short. Don't ever be short.  Look, it's okay because you might just be uneducated. I don't want to be mean, but dumb. Do dumb, educate yourself.    Like this is just ridiculous, but dude, what an amazing example to show our time levels of trading and how they correspond to each level. So, like a rudimentary guide for you guys to just start understanding time-based trading and how it's important and time-based style. The only short bow takes pretty much for the most part, unless it's an extraordinarily broken chart under VWOP where he's hitting pops and fails to VWOP, he's hitting the channels. And he's, and again, as Austin would always say, if it's front-side, you need front-side covers. So technically this is front-side, so what are you doing? This is not backside. So if Bow's channel trading, he's literally hitting the channel, covering washes, hitting, covering washes, hitting, covering washes, boom, done.   Like, dude, this is just, Peter Griffin, our mod.  Yeah, well, well, I don't, I'm just a big, in terms of statistics, studies and everything like that, I'm a fan of trading with the trend of whatever market you're trading, right? So, yes, if I'm trading small caps, I'm gonna be a short seller. There's no doubt about it because I'm not gonna try to pick the one out of 10 that work on the long side and be right that when I could trade nine other setups and make money on seven of them, where I've gotta swing the bat for that one golden opportunity on the long side. And so, and dude, that's why I'm like, dude, why are long bias traders so stuck to inconsistent? Let me repeat that, inconsistent long bias traders in small caps, inconsistent long bias traders in small caps. Why not gravitate to something like large caps and then learn options where the percent gains are gonna be vastly greater and larger than, and they're gonna be easier to come by than a small cap. So, be along in large caps and a short in small caps and you're trading with the trend. And so, I mean, I just think that if you're an inconsistent small cap trader and you keep pressing on the long side, I keep pushing, I keep pushing, I'm gonna break my way through.  Like, it just doesn't make any sense to me unless you have the skill like Tay does, unless you have the skill that Tay does, which 99% of us do not, okay? 99% do not have the skill that she has. She has the ability to select that one out of 10 that run, one out of 10 that work because she has very good intuition, very good intuition. But when you're trying to make the 90% better, you can't teach them something like Tay does. You can't teach 90% of people what Tay does because what she does is very specific to her and it works very well. But you can't teach 90% of people that. They're not gonna have a clue. They're not gonna have the patience that she has. They're not gonna have the faith or the discipline or anything. It's just, so I'm like, when people are like, I'm a long and small caps but I'm struggling, okay?  Yeah, dude, we teach that, guys. We literally teach that. Like today, for example, I was jacking with Harry about this because we were talking about, well, we were talking about longing something and somebody asked a question earlier, do I ever long any small caps? And the answer is no. And the reason being is because I'm just gonna focus on trading with the trend or I'm just not gonna mess with it. Yeah, me and Joe are trend players. I mean, look, there's a reason why, I've had the caption, like if you go to edit my profile, there's reason why I've said short the pigs by the beast is I actually don't long small caps. I just short them, but I buy big caps and I swing caps though. So look at this, 83 cents to $1.30. I made from 83 cents to $1.30. I made 50% on my money in 20 minutes. But if somebody posted a small cap chart of this trade, they would literally be all over that person's nuts. They would be like, oh my God, teach me, teach me how you did that. Oh my God, I gotta learn how to do that.  Too tough, too tough. Wow, dude, look at that. Doesn't work. Ooh, M-I-N. That's a death candle. That's a death candle and a half coming. Let's see if this can close strong. Here's the thing about death candles, guys. I'm gonna give you a quick tip because it's kind of live. Shit, hold on. Jenna, my computer's lagging a little bit.  Well, whatever. The thing about death candles is here's what you want with death candles.  There we go. You want it as big as possible through V-Lop. It's the close that's very important. It's the cube. So far it's the biggest range red candle on the day. Definitely, it's huge volume coming out of this, but here's what you want. You want this base to close as close down to the base of the wick or even lower as possible. I wouldn't like this. If the wick was up to here. I wouldn't like it. So I'm teaching you guys this live. When I look for death candles, I want to see how this candle is almost entirely the full thing of the wick. But here's the thing, man. This thing kept getting bought up. So you gotta be careful, but dude, if this were to go down a 340 date and close right there and not have a big long wick to the reversal because wicks are panic. So if this wick goes up to V-Lop, dude, this could easily just rip faces off and keep going. It needs to lose 380. It needs to lose 380, but it needs to, most importantly, the base of the candle needs to close under 380.  So you don't want these wick. And it doesn't? Crap.    This will usually be a sign of over. If it closes over 420s, you longs are so smoked. Or shorts, sorry, not long. Shorts are so smoked. Shorts are so smoked, dude, yeah. See, this is not a death candle. This is not something I like. So this is a really good live lesson for you guys. Look at this spitting out all kinds of volume, man. Let's see what it does. Let's see where it closes. This is very informative and very important on a three-minute chart. This closes up here. When does this bar close? This is a hole, dude. When does this bar close? In two seconds and bar closes. Yep, see, nope. That's not the close we want. So I would not actually be hitting this right now. Now, also, look at the time. There's a half an hour to the market close. So this is not actually where shorts have an edge, regardless, but this is not something I would be hitting on a pop, guys, regardless. It's just not. I want this to close all the way down, but it closed up here. That's panic. That could reverse. And the way it squeezed all day, this is a crapshoot, man. MRAN is a total crapshoot. This could totally squeeze back. So just something for you guys to realize, again, shorting the last hour of the day is never a good idea, regardless. So of course I wouldn't do it right now, but it's just something for you guys to note any time of day how closing of wicks happen. Yeah, buddy. TLGT broke one. TLGT. Yeah, broke one, but that doesn't sound like it's got any range, does it? Oh, oh, to the upside. I thought you were saying to the downside. Oh, this heard. Well, look, here's the thing with this, dude. This is no range, so just let this do its thing. Hopefully this thing can really just get going and get going and get. Dude, I would love for this to go up after hours over two, and then tomorrow we have a play. But right now, it's nothing. Like, it's just nothing, you know what I mean? And look, when something's this beaten down on the daily chart, dude, I'm not hitting something with no range and that beaten down, that's a recipe for death. That's a recipe to get squeezed up to three or four. It's super beaten down and it has no range. What's the institutional ownership of it? Let this go. Let this go. What is institutional ownership of TLGT? TLGT. Take a look, should we go defend this? Or you got it? 43 and 1 half percent. Yeah, no thank you. 43 and 1 half percent. No, thank you. No, thank you. Joe, tell us. Health care, drug manufacturer. So it's a biotech, basically. Joe, tell our new guys why you don't like it at 43% for the new guys who don't understand what that is. Okay, so there's a lot of lessons in TLGT, actually. If I had to guess, they probably have a delisting notice from the SEC because they're under a dollar. And, yep, there it is, July 31st, 2020.  There it is, July 31st, 2020. There's the filing. There you go. So this filing states that they are now in violation of that. They have until January 25th, 2021 to regain compliance of a dollar. And then I'm pretty sure they probably have a shareholder equity violation. They have market cap violation.  And so we teach about this too. Chicago trader teaches about this. It's called the MVPHS rule. That's why the TLGT got flagged for this. But what you see is, you'll see a stock like TLGT that has institutional ownership of 43 and a half percent. They get smashed with this delisting agreement or delisting agreement, delisting notice.  They're not gonna let the stock that they own get delisted. And so what they do is they'll hire a firm that will run an algo and walk everybody up like this.  And then in two days, it looks like way now. Yeah, exactly. I mean, this company, High Bridge Capital Management, just bought shares, bought seven and a half percent. Like what, two weeks ago? I never like seeing capital in a name, but I never like shorting any capital or management. Look at this, here you go. I mean, let me, let me put that filing there. Open that filing up. That's the second one there, yeah. Look at this, look at this. Like, dude, why on, why on, do this so everybody can see it. Why on October 9th?  They took a position, why did they take a position? Why did they take a position two weeks ago when this company was trading under 80 cents a share? Oh, we just saw a great value in here. They're technology. They're fantastic. Oh yeah, they're fantastic. And, dude, there's nothing here with this company. There's nothing here with these people.   Like, Market Cap is 3.81 million. Alex could buy that company. Alex can buy this company. They have 252 employees full-time. I wonder if they're actually getting paychecks. Let us know if you wanna buy this turd, man. Yeah, they're reporting 55 million in sales and then they're bleeding 53 million. Like, the numbers are terrible.  Anyway, this is a relationship between the institutional ownership and this delisting agreement. Agreement, I keep saying agreement. Notice, delisting notice. And so it's, I would never short this. I wouldn't short this because you don't know how far that these companies are gonna try to manipulate this up and they could continue to manipulate this, but I'm not gonna long it either because it's a pile of steaming trash with no news. Yeah, so if somebody comes in and they say, hey, why is your stock up 50% in one day? It looks good. Yeah, it sounds like target or something. The CEO said the stock was too cheap. Like, yeah, okay.  It was for sale. Right, yeah. It was like traded, why not? Why'd you buy that sushi with mold all over it? I don't know, I thought I would give it extra flavor. What? It combines well with the wasabi. Oh, that's mold.  They'll just make up stuff. You know what I'm saying?  So TLGT, no interest in this stock. If it goes to two bucks, okay, sure. Maybe there's something there. But dude, a dollar is a magnet level for all these small cap companies that trade under a dollar.  Because the reality is, once they get a delisting notice, they have 180 days to get the stock above one. Now, if by 170, they're still not above a dollar, but they've got time coming, they've got something coming in the works or whatever it is, they can file for an extension for another 180 days. So they could stay under a dollar for 365 days before they get delisted legally with the SEC. So there's no reason to be following these types of companies because there's so many games that they can play. Before they ever get delisted. And they hardly ever get delisted. They will do everything in their power to stay listed on the public exchanges, on the listed exchanges rather than go on to the OCCs. Like OTCs is where you go to die. That's like sending a cow out to the farm, like the back farm, the farm at the very back, the field in the very back, that's the grazing farm where you go to die. It's like sending a cow to Alex's house. Yeah, exactly. It's like sending cattle to his doorstep. Jesus. You can only imagine what happens, man. Yeah. Yeah, so this is what I was talking about when we were talking about manipulators. What is a real account size to start in large caps? You're gonna trade options. You don't really need that much money. I'd say two grand. If you're gonna trade equities, what would you say, Joe, probably realistically, probably 20 to 30 grand for equities, right? Would you say... Yeah, you'd wanna be over PDT if you're gonna trade equities. I would say that more. They're just expensive stocks.  Yeah, you want the buying power, of course. And you're gonna need it, literally. I mean, guys, think about it, literally, think about it. Zoom is one of the hardest stocks. Dude, zoom is one of the hardest stocks. If you're international, you could just use leverage as long as you keep your risk intact.  But I mean, as long as you don't ever let yourself get out of hand in terms of size. Well, it's like Zoom is one of the hottest stocks in the market right now, right?  Like investors are probably like, getting really excited on this big dip. But even still, dude, it's at 514 a share.  So, it depends on what big caps you're looking at, because then you have something like... What is it? Corsair that just IPO'd it and it's at 26. You know what I mean? Or something... It's not more manageable to trade something like that. Yeah, or something that's kind of a middle ground at 271. That's totally... Snap is a great... Snap is inexpensive and... Yeah. And it's... I mean, dude, think about this. Think about this. This is what I don't get, all right? Let's just put it in relation here. Let's put it in relation here in terms of a small cap versus a big cap. If a stock went from like, let's say one to, you know, 36, right? For Snap. Like put Snap back up there. Oh, yeah. Hold on. What's that? Like, if a stock went from one to 36 and you're a small cap short seller, stock went from one to 36. Like, I don't care how big your account size was, is you would literally be fighting tooth and nail to find a way to trade this, right? Because it went from one to 36, okay? So it's 36 bucks. Most people can't afford that. Most people can't afford to trade a $36 stock day trade it. Let me say that, day trade it. But they will literally fight for the boroughs to short it. Like, they will literally be like, oh my God, if I could just short one of these.   Like, okay, I just don't get it. I don't get why people are so gravitated to small caps. I get the percent gain. I get the percent gain, but- Here's why, Joe, here's why. I don't know.  And every scammer out there who has a service, even 18-year-old kids, are teaching you how to trade them because they don't have the buying power to trade big caps. And, or maybe they're just using a paper account if they do. The point is, is every service in the world out there is training you that small caps is the only thing to be traded when only that's the only thing that they can afford unless they're real traders. That's the reason. You have been brainwashed to thinking that small caps are the only thing. Now, don't get me wrong. Guys, we've been training small, I've been training small caps for seven years. I love them, but I love big caps equally, maybe even more for different reasons, in fact, because of what Joe just said. Dude, you can literally get the moves you get from small caps and big caps, and it's actually a lot of the time simpler because all you have to do is join the trend that is on hand. That's a long trend. Now, this might have some serious downside. Once this, but like, dude, I'm telling you, big caps, it all boils down to trend. But again, guys, at the end of the day, you do have to have some of the buying power. I mean, if they just said it in jokingly, of course, but Faye's not wrong, man, $3,200 a share for Amazon. If you want to trade Amazon, which I actually have some Amazon right now, dude, you need some buying power for Amazon. Yep. And not a lot of people cover options. That's the different part. So Joe just said you can do options with us because you don't need nearly as much money to trade the options level, but a lot of people don't know how to do options. So then they just go to small caps. See what I'm saying? Yeah, buddy. Yes, sir. So yeah, I don't know. I don't know. It's just astonishing to me that it's like, there's so many ways to trade in the market. So many ways. And MIC teaches probably majority of it. Well, you have to think, Joe, let's think about it. The majority that works. Joe, let's think about this. Me, Alex, and Bao, for the most part, teach small cap short selling. You, Brian, Faye, Vic teach big caps and options. Tay, Edson teach swing trading of small caps and or big caps. And then we have like intricacies between all the other mods in between each niche. Dude, what aren't we covering? Literally. Like, well, I don't think we'll ever come up. I'd rather learn how to trade just straight crypto before that. Like just straight. I'd rather smash my nuts in a vice than three Forex. God, for real, man. Yeah, Faye doesn't teach anything. Faye doesn't teach anything. She just tells us when she sold a position that she longed 30 minutes ago that we never knew about. Sold some zoom here. When did you go long? Oh, you know, like 30 minutes ago. Shots fired. Were you gonna tell us if it was a loss? No, probably not. No, probably not.  I'm telling you, he'll be here. Oh, absolutely. He's in his kitchen right now doing something and this webinar is on his computer in the background and he just heard Forex and he's like... Calling all Alex and Forex, calling all Alex and Forex. He just dropped his solo cup and is running to the computer. NAP was on my watch list, but ended up buying CALX this morning. Mid and large caps are way easier to trade because they're slower moves and more trending.  Sylvia Chen from YouTube. Absolutely. Sylvia Chen from YouTube. What is CALX? C-A-L-X. C-L, what is it? B-A-L-X. Was this another earnings play? Alex. Ooh. Yeah, earnings play, another one. We got Tesla. We got Tesla earnings after hours. Yeah, we got Tesla today. We got Chipotle, CMG. That's right. We do have Chipotle today. Okay. The old Chipotle. Chipotle trading at 1,400 a share. I'm being real.  What a burrito bull, baby. With actually- Yeah, yeah. Oh, God. Making 400% profits on large cap can happen once a month. Dude, I did it last month for real.  Oh my God. Dude, 400% just compound several options trades. I mean, 50% in 20 minutes. And every single day there's an opportunity like that. That is, you can manage your risk. And it's, there's plenty of opportunity, man. There's more opportunity and options, in my opinion, on the long side than there is in small caps. Damn it, Joe. I keep saying this every week and I promise you I'm gonna take it up one day, but dude, I'm gonna have to learn options with you, man. I'm not- Bro, Brian got me hooked like a year ago. Brian is supplying the crack cocaine, man. Bro, he was like, hey, man, you want some of this? He did it one time. Just do it once. He wants some knowledge. He showed me one time that he bought like, he bought a Tesla option at like four bucks and then sold it later that day at 18. I was like, I'm listening. I'm listening. What were you saying? I'm listening to it. And it was, old PayPal. Do people have earnings? What is this? Why are they up so- No, they got news with Bitcoin. Oh, I did see that. I did see that. Okay. Yeah, they're like dabbling in the Bitcoin ones. Yeah, the new Kodak. Oh my God, for real.   Dude, I'm 30 now.  For real. And I did like, dude, I haven't had problems with PayPal for 16 years. And even recently, dude, even recently, bro, someone, I guess like algorithms because they do that, there's literally people out there or like institutions, whatever you want to call them that are running numbers all day through computer systems on random generators, right? And one of them, dude, I hadn't used my debit card, my PayPal debit card for two years. They got the number and charged it at a random like $600 to it. And I don't keep any money in PayPal.  So I- Why am I negative 600 bucks in PayPal? Dude, wait a second, what? That's like, why am I negative 600 in PayPal?  Whatever. So maybe I had $1,000. You couldn't just tell them you'll take three shares as an apology. Dude, I was so pissed. Yeah, I'll take three shares. Dude, I was so pissed, man. And I just never, I hate PayPal, man.  Dude, Venmo is so much better.  Venmo is way better. Oh, speaking of which, Zoom. That's the long opportunity right here. It's the entire market. The entire market's pulling back. Spy, queues, all of it. Finally, I think we're- Must be some news. I have election stuff, man. I think we're fine. Oh, there's a lot of White House talking. White House chief, White House chief. We're getting closer. Continue to stay engaged in talks over the coming days.  Says he is very hopeful progress is being made on coronavirus relief negotiations. You know what?  You know what I'm also hopeful of later? Is a bowel movement.    We've always gotta make dumb comments. I'm hopeful. I'm hopeful. We're optimistic. We're pessimistic. Of course you're optimistic. We're all optimistic. I'm optimistic that I might be golfing later after this webinar. Oh yeah, for real. Yeah. It's just astonishing. All right, so can I go through my ad spots on opening range breaks and normally start when it breaks the range, then add when it pulls back the VWAP with a stop at the next dollar hook, but always seem to get stopped out and then add on the flip side. And then on the flip side when it does start to go correctly after the start and never get the ad on. Example today is Zoom adding on VWAP, then stopped out. So the thing I didn't like about Zoom, I thought it was an interesting chart this morning, but let me just kind of give you a little snippet here. If the chart looks like this, I'm just gonna draw it. Where are we at? There we go. Or Zoom in, that's fine. Zoom in on this morning action. I'm Zoom. Oh, sorry. You want today, right, Joe? Yep, yep. Yeah, just the morning. Yeah, yeah. So you see this range that forms right here. This is, it's just too high. And I've talked about this in webinars and this is the reason why I didn't like Zoom for the long side. I didn't like it for the short side. I was obviously wrong, but I didn't like it for the long side because now here we go with this VWAP relationship to price again. What is VWAP doing? It's hugging, it's hugging, it's hugging. So if we have a failed breakout and we lose VWAP, what's wrong?  And all of a sudden it fails massively. So now let's look at Snap. So look at Snap now. This is a textbook example of what you wanna see in VWAP. So notice here when price starts running, what does VWAP do? Gradual, gradual, gradual.  So what this indicates is that you don't have chasers up here. Okay, you have a big nice consolidation base to build off of and VWAP not chasing the price indicates that if a pullback comes, people are probably just gonna buy the pullback and push higher because if we dip back to VWAP, it's probably gonna hold because it's a pretty decent dip. If it does dip back to VWAP in this case, like if it broke high the day and then dip back to VWAP, I wouldn't like it. I like the range break to hold. Like when this breaks, I want it to hold. I want it to test the range and then just continue. Like that's the ideal situation. I don't want a test of VWAP, but let's say for example, like this range is like way down here and then VWAP is kind of like in the middle of it right here and you get the push and then VWAP comes up like this and then you get the pullback to VWAP. That's a different situation because VWAP is now over the range break area. So the test of VWAP is ideal or possible, plausible and the risk would still remain under this range. Like a break of this range would be your risk point right here. This would be risk down here. So that's about as much detail as I'm gonna go into. Yeah, nice, Joe. I like it. I'm not just gonna sit here and go into all kinds of detail on that setup.   Right? So with Snap, let's kind of walk through this real fast here in terms of ads or positions. So when the range is really tight in the morning like this, I like to start accumulating small starters around VWAP with the anticipation that it can break like this. But I only do this on ER or earnings day. Mind you, he said starters, guys.  I mean, I'm just bare, so just to put that in terms of like shares, you know, 100 shares, 200 shares, 300 shares, one, two, three, stuff like that, small. And then once you get the break, that's when you start to look for the ads. So the only times I do this, where I take these starters on earnings days that are at not 52-week highs, sorry. I drew that wrong. And then all-time highs, ATH, all-time highs, ER days, massive volume pre-market. And I love it when the top of the range that breaks is also breaking break pre-market highs as well. So you can see how this kind of just couples with everything. You can see this 35-50 level right here. The high of this candle was 35-70.   It's not up enough at this point. Get long, let's go. Let's go. And so, dude, this is, I mean, this is following fundamental news where the market is agreeing with you. And I mean, it just couldn't get easier.  That's the easiest to get, sure. And right now in big caps is earnings. That's where everything starts.  There's a gapper every day, multiple gappers every day. And everybody's just, oh my God, everybody's got something to trade. Or something like, what's been, what tank? Oh, Netflix. Or Netflix, where you're tank of thorns. Yeah, and a gap down doesn't mean that the trade is over, like small caps. Like if a trade, if something in small caps, gaps down, trades over, nobody's touching it anymore. It's like, do you remember our family guy when it was in like the first season or second season? It was like very beginning. But when they walk into that like old hotel room and there's that hooker on the bed on the floor and she's like, hey, I see you. And then Peter tells Lois, he's like, stop moving. They only see movement. Oh yeah. And then they stop moving.  And they're standing right there. Dude, that in my opinion is small cap trading. Like if there's nothing moving, if there's nothing moving, like or it gaps down and there's, you know, the momentum's gone for, everybody's like, hey, where's the movement? Hey. It's like, and dude, that used to be me, man. That was me. And that's the sole reason why I started making my move to large caps is because I hated those dry spells. And then I also hated giving 30% of everything I made back to locates.  So I'm over here keeping, what, 30%? That's if you're profitable.  I was like, no, I'm out. I'm out of this. I was like, tell me what? I can go get a free platform.  Oh my God, tell me more. Tell me more. What is this pyramid scheme you speak of? If I sell to one person and they sell to three people and then they sell to five people, I get what? I can't know what. All on skin lotion? Dude, have you seen that show on Netflix, Shit's Creek? Oh no, not yet. I want to start it. Bro, you will freaking love it. You will love it. Me and my wife are watching it right now and I swear to you. So you like Klaus's humor, right? In what's the show, Umbrella Academy? Oh dude. Me and you really like Klaus type of humor? Very funny. Shit's Creek is all that. I got to say it. Like the entire show is that type of humor with Klaus. You know how he's always sarcastic, how it's always snippy remarks. I think it's Kenny's birthday. Huh? I think it's Kenny's birthday. The best part of all time. Like, dude, you will love it. There's like six seasons or something like that. And I never heard of it like I saw the preview and I was like, okay, yeah, it looks kind of funny. But I started watching it. I was like, I freaking love this show. I freaking love this show. It's just sarcasm, sarcasm out the wazoo, man. It's so funny. It is so funny. Guys, with large caps. Oh, sorry. Well, I know we're pretty much to the end. Yeah. If you guys, dude, we can wrap it up with this, Joe. Let's continue this conversation next week, dude.  If you guys have any questions about signing up, joining, upgrading anything, we are running some promos right now. I will take care of you. Two, one, three, four, five, eight, five, nine, nine, seven. Fuck, dude, I could talk about this for the next two hours, but let's save some for next week. It's just me and you. Just me and you just podcasting it up. Let's just podcast it up, bro. One of these days. So for anybody interested in large caps, I know you guys are asking about it. So this is the category for large caps in the video library for members. And that's my eardrums getting busted by the bell on their swim. And then these are all of the videos for the options boot camp.  Just learn the terminologies.  Just learn the terminologies. That way, if you're like, okay, this person's buying this, what are they thinking? What are they doing? Well, that's the reason why they're doing that. Oh, okay. It'll go a lot, it'll go a lot further. So watch the large cap videos. And then if you know MIC process, you'll know how to do it on large caps. I mean, that's the reality of it. And we got everything you need, man. Seriously, you gotta give MIC a chance, man. We're gonna change the game for you. Someone says, first time here on the YouTube channel, I must say thank you to both of you for being hilarious with your humor and along with the analysis. Oh, we'll bring the heat next week, brother. Show up again. Thank you. Thank you, sir. Lady, ma'am, sir. Joe, you're awesome, bro. I can't wait for next week. We'll continue this exact conversation, man, because this is too good. We have to do like a to be continued on this exact stuff, guys. Absolutely. Guys, thanks for showing up and watch Tesla earnings and we'll catch you later. And welcome, Clou, our new mod, man, to reach out to him. Yep, later, man. See you guys. See you, Joe.


Thank you. All right, like you said, I'll be talking about hardware APIs. And I said hardware, because it sounds cool. But primarily, we'll be talking about an Arduino, because I have an Arduino right here. But I want to win that Raspberry Pi out there. Anyways, before I get started, I want to say one thing. Jamison tweeted this a year ago. Just go ahead and read that. And I made my slides. And then I'm not a designer, and I made my slides. And then I happened to see him tweet this something about it earlier, and I clicked on it. And it was exactly what my slides were. So sorry about the default blue Helvetica. Just a little bit about me. My background is more web development. And actually, my first language was JavaScript. And I'm not a designer like the last guy said, so I don't know. But I started developing websites and freelancing. And then I have now started shifting. And I'm a hobbyist for hardware and stuff. And actually, a couple of months ago, I attended RobotsConf 2014. And it truly inspired me. VoodooTikiGod, aka Chris Williams. He does JSConf, RobotsConf. He spoke and asked each one of us what we're going to take away from RobotsConf. I got pretty excited because he's a pretty influential speaker. And just the way he was talking, it made me like subscribe to Make Magazine. I bought some hardware, but I wasn't even really sure what I was getting myself into. But I knew I wanted to make something with hardware, because hardware's awesome. Jameson actually talked about awesome things you can do with hardware last year around West. So that also helped inspire me. So I bought some things. And then what I wanted to make, my project seemed a little crazy, but it was a White Tiles app. Or like the White Tiles game, but with hardware. So basically, the way I thought it was was I'd have a grid of LEDs and then four buttons. And basically, if you don't know what the White Tiles phone app is, it has these black things that come down. And then you tap them in consecutive order. And so I wanted to make that with hardware, like a life size hardware game that you could play. And then, what was that? Don't say something. Oh, anyways. I actually did make this. And Jameson can test. And he saw it. And I showed him. And so I did write it. And I actually wrote it in Arduino. Or it's like a variation of C++ or C. I'm not really sure. But I found it was, at least for me, like this is a story of me, how I came from web development to hardware. Writing in Arduino was like super hard. And I was like, I didn't understand. There's a lot of concepts that I understand. I haven't taken any computer science courses. So I'm still like super fresh. And I looked at Johnny 5. And Johnny 5 was awesome because it lets you do easy stuff with just looking at this syntax. It looks like jQuery asks, like, board.onReady. And then you'd give it a button. And then you'd say, new5.button. And then that would be on pin8. And then you could say, button.on, down. And then you'd press down or button.onHold. So I was like, wow, that's pretty easy. I was like, I want to see what Arduino would be like. And then, so I was looking at Arduino. And basically, they have a setup loop. And in the setup, you'd set a pin mode. So this is just for doing a button. Just like the Johnny 5 version I just showed you. And it takes a pin, and then the mode. And then the mode would be something like an input, output, input, pull up, et cetera. And then you could, the way I'm doing it here is by reading the state of the push-button value. So setting it outside. And then if the button is pressed, the buttons, they'll be high. And then if it's not pressed, then it'll be low. And then this may seem like similar to Johnny 5's, but it actually can get kind of complex. Like say, for instance, I push a button and then go. It'll const out multiple times. And by multiple times, I mean it could get called five to 10 times. And I was so confused why I was pushing a button. And then my game would, I'd push the right button, but then the game would break. I was so confused, but it was because apparently you have to do something which called debouncing. And the reason why you have to debounce is, for you don't know what debounce is, it's like, if you've ever used low dash or underscore, they have a debounce function. And the reason why I was happening is because the values were read faster than your hands would move, so there may be a lot of reads before you even push the button and change the state. So there's a couple ways that I know of that you could fix this. And one way is the way I'm doing it right here is keeping the button state outside and then checking to see if the button stays changed. Or you can debounce, which is also cool. But I still wanted to know what Johnny Fai was doing to make things so much easier and accessible. So I decided to peek under the covers. I don't know why I whistled. I was just kind of, I just decided to. Anyways, I opened up LED.js. And I saw, I immediately recognized the concept of pins because you have pins in Arduino and you have, you know, Johnny Fai uses them also. And then they had a board, and then they also had some, like a variable called IO. So they'd always do like IO dot something. And, you know, I knew IO stood for input and output. But I was like, what are they doing with this? And so I kept chasing back what IO was. And I finally came to a conclusion that the library they're using is called Formata. Like a Formata library is actually called that. Like, there's a Formata and then there's like this Formata library, not to get confused with that. And so they're using a Formata library. And basically what Formata is, not the Formata library, but what Formata is, it's a protocol to communicate with microcontrollers from software on a computer. That's like the definition. And so microcontroller would be like an Arduino, Raspberry Pi, et cetera. And then for you that don't know what a protocol is, it's an agreed upon way. And then so we can control the Arduino by using Formata, something that, you know, I like to just show a little, you can sprinkle on a little bit of fairy dust, which is called Formata, which will be able to control, you know, using the, or control the Arduino using Node. So I'll talk a little bit more about Formata a little bit later. And also I found this thing called, inside the Formata library, Node serial port. And this will allow you to make a connection to a serial port for reading and writing data, communicate over the USB, et cetera. And this Node serial port, the library was actually, well, I think it's called library, is actually Chris Williams, the guy I was talking about earlier. He made that, so it's awesome. You can do some cool stuff with that. So this is my whole picture. This is what I came to see. I looked at Johnny Five, looked inside Johnny Five, just simple led.js example. And then I found the Formata library, which will then go, they use Node serial ports, communicate the data, you know, through your computer to the Arduino or whatever.  And then to use Node for the Arduino, we'll upload a standard Formata, which is a way to communicate through it, like I said. So we have the whole picture. Well, this is how me going through my steps of learning about this. And I have the whole picture I could see to top down, but I wanted to make a Johnny Five style abstraction so that I could say, you know, I wanted to be able to do what Johnny Five was doing, but a much simpler version. So I'll show you that demo and hope everything works. I'm going to, can anyone see my cursor? Cool. So I have the Arduino right here. It's not really important that you see it, but just pointing it out. Okay, so I'll open my Mountain West folder. And I've already installed, just in case, you know, because I don't have internet, I already installed the, oh, let me make that bigger. Why don't you guys see anything? Is that better? Bigger? Okay. All right, so I already installed the Formata library. So now we're going to need a couple of things that to make for what we're going to do. So I'll first make an index.js and a josh.js, you know, because of my name. And I'll use Sublime.  Oh. Okay, so now we'll open up our josh.js and we'll create a function called led. And inside here, we'll have the, we'll give it a pin and then the board that the Formata library will give us when in our index.js. I'll say this.pins equal to pin. This.board is equal to board. Oops, I'll put that back there. And then we'll have in the Formata library that you can turn on, give the pin my luck I was showing you earlier that Johnny Fai was doing, but we'll just use it for model library in here. And then we'll say pin mode. I think it's capital M, maybe not, I'm not sure. I think it's like that. And then we can say give it this, the pin that we're giving it in the led function. Then we'll say this.board.modes.output. And they'll also do led. Oh, thank you. Thanks Murphy. And we'll say instead of dot on, let's say give life. Cause let's give the led life. Thanks Murphy for laughing again. So console logger on. And then we'll say, we'll just find out what pin we're on, this pin. And then we'll say this.board.digitalwrite, which digital write is a function that the Formata library gives that you can write an output to the digital pin. So either high or low, so high will be on and then low will just be off. So we'll give it that. And we'll have to give it the stop pin and then this.board.high. And then in our index.js we'll have, oops, we gotta export it, led, led. And then our index.js will say var Formata equals the require the Formata library that I've already installed. And then we can say var Josh is equal to require Josh. Josh. And then we can give it the board instance, like I was saying, so new Formata. This Formata library has the board. This is familiar to anyone who you know, Johnny five or Formata, they're both, you can give it either board instances, but I'm just using Formata. And then we give it the path of the USB. So if when you, ahead of time, you can check to see what serial port you'll be using. So I know I'm using this one right here. And I'm using Arduino and O, et cetera. Also, I'm going to want to upload standard Formata to the Arduino so we can communicate to it, as I was saying earlier. So I'll upload that right now. Flash, because it works. So I know the ports USB is to do our dot USB modem 1411 inside here. Yeah, and then inside this, we can just save our led equals new Josh dot led. And then we can give it the pin, which I'm on pin 13, just cause it's easy. And then we get the board instance from right here. So we can communicate in here.  And then in theory, if we run node index.js, give life. Yes. There we go. We're in business. All right. Now we're talking. Okay, back to some slides. That's just gonna stay on. Can any of you see the light? Nice. All right, good. All right, next slide. Level two, cause I'm a gamer, so level two. Now we're talking about the board. And for me as a web developer, this was like extremely complex. When I opened up the Formata library, I was like, you gotta be kidding me. I saw like bit shifting, bit masking. I was like, oh my gosh, I just got overwhelmed and took me a couple of days to cool off. I was a little scared, but I decided to try and make a simple example. These are all some simple examples. Anyways, I'll be using those serial port. And just before I use that, I just wanna cover a couple definitions. One being baud rate. I'm pretty sure that's how you pronounce it. And so basically when we're gonna open in a serial port, we need to specify a couple of things. The path of the serial port, which you already saw, and then we can give it some options. I need some water, excuse me. Oh, much better. All right. The option object allows us to pass some stuff. One of the things is the baud rate. And baud rate specifies how fast the data is sent over the serial line. So usually it'll be bits per second or BPS. And baud rates can be basically like any value. The only requirement though is that both devices operate the same rate. So this is on say 9600 and this one's on 9600. The Arduino and what we're communicating with, so no. And then the most common baud rate is 9600 BPS, which is why I said that. And then also a higher baud rate goes, the faster the data is sent, received. But there are some limits to how fast you can send data, of course, in transferred. And then there's also a ton of other valid attributes for the options object. That, by the way, the options object is the notes report. That's what I was talking about. I hope I explained that. You can, I'll show you that. But anyways, there's like data bits, stop bits, like parity, buffer size. There's tons. But we'll only be using baud rate just so we can communicate with it. And we'll have another demo. Sweet. Love demos. Well, we all love demos, don't we? Oh my gosh. Okay, there it is. Sometimes a little hard to find my cursor. Sweet. So now we'll go back to demo two. And I've already installed notes to report. You know, like always. And then like I did in the last demo, I did it in all of them. And we'll need an index.js. And then we'll also need, I have some notes just in case you forget. Oh yeah. And then we'll have a formata.js. Cause we're making the formata board. Okay. Open this in sublime. What are you just gonna hit? Let's see how big that is. Is that fine? Okay. So I'll open up the formata.js. And inside here, we're gonna need to get the serial ports that are required in. And then we're gonna call the serial port. Not capitals. And then we're gonna get to port. That's just localizing the object constructor. So now we'll say joshes board again. And then we'll say port. We'll get the port. And then we'll have callback. And then inside here, we'll say our board is equal to this. And then I'm just gonna call the callback just so we can get the console log in the other one. But normally we do something different. So now we can say this, so board. We'll just do sp for serial port. And then we'll start, we'll create a new serial port. And then we'll give it the port from up here. And then we'll do a callback. So, or oops, not callback. And then in here, we give it the bot rate, which is what I was talking about earlier. And then the most common one is the 9600, which I'll be doing on the Arduino as well. So now we can say console log inside here. And you can say, you got it, coach, starting up. And we can say this is not on open. So when serial port opens, by the way, I'm using again the serial port library. So when we open it, open the function console log port. It is open. And I'll start with that for now, but it'll get better. And then we'll give it the formata instead of having the formata library requiring ours. And then we'll create a new board. I'll say fromata.joshesboard. And then we'll do the path of the USB, or the path of USB, yeah, so the Arduino, which was tty.i, can never remember. That USB modem 1411. Shoot, I just forgot, that's embarrassing. Oh, okay, thanks. Don't hate me. Okay, and then inside here, we'll, again, hold back. And then all we'll say is connected for now. So we have the model.js file, and then we have the index.js file. But now we also need to have an Arduino sketch because so now we're opening a serial port, but I want to be able to communicate, so in here we'll create a new, so right here. And all of them have void set up and void loop. And then we'll just say serial.begin, listening to 9600, the moderate speed that it's going to. Like I explained earlier. And we'll have the loop. And we'll say serial.write1, delay, and here we'll also write a zero. And what we should be getting, what the heck? I put being, thanks, thank you. What's wrong with this one? Can you guys, oh my gosh, thank you very much. Crowd saves my day, or saves me. All right, so I upload this, and now I should be writing, wow, why is it, you need to speak up if it's so small. I don't even know how to, you can't do command plus in this ID, I hate this ID to be honest, yeah, it's worse. Okay, anyways, now we should if when we open up our index, what, module.exports, wow, okay, Josh is bored. I knew something was going to happen, sorry about that. So basically we've connected, it's starting, and now it's open. And that sketch I created, I actually didn't need to create it yet, but I got a little ahead of myself. So now we can listen on that data that the sketch right here is sending, so it's writing one and then zero, and in here we can say the no-to-report library has a dot on data, that is pretty easy, and we'll say console.org-data, and we should be getting some buffers. So one, zero, one, zero, sweet. So the Arduino is writing the data, two here, and we're reading it, awesome. Okay, now I just started my own class, that was awesome. Okay, now let's get back to the presentation again. Level three, okay, so now we're talking about no-to-report, and about 80% of no-to-report is in C++ if you actually see the GitHub repo, and I won't be showing how to make no-to-report, I mean, I haven't been showing how to make each library, because of course they do tons of stuff, like they'll be using, yeah, they just do tons of stuff, tons of checking to make sure everything will work right, but I'm just showing examples. Anyways, so like I said in our last example, we're reading data from the Arduino, but this time let's write data to the Arduino, and then we'll read data from the, the Arduino will read the data that we send to it, and I showed you that we were sending buffers, and we were like, what the heck's a buffer? Well, the right, no-to-report has a write method, and basically the write method will be sending buffers, and then we can give it a callback, and basically the buffer parameter accepts this, or it'll accept a buffer object, or a type that is accepted by a buffer constructor, an example being an array of bytes, or a string, and the buffer is just like, if you use Node at all, then you'll, they have just normal buffers, so I'm not doing anything crazy, and then in our Arduino sketch, we'll turn on, we'll turn the LED on if a one is read, and then if, we'll turn the LED off if a zero is read, and then in our blinky.js, we'll just send all the bytes. Send the bytes, now there's zero one. Found this cool cat picture for demo. No reason, just because, mirror the displays, awesome. So now we're going to demo three, and again, we'll be using Node-to-report, because Node-to-report is awesome. Okay, we'll go back, and we'll create a blinky.js, and then in here, we'll open it up, and again, we're gonna wanna get the serial port, so we'll get serial port is equal to require serial port, and then we can say dot serial port. And now let's create the serial port, so serial is equal to new serial, just like we did in the last one, not the new here, yet. Let's say devcty.usbmodem1411. That's right, okay. And then go in here, and we can give it the baud rate again, 9,600. And then we'll just create a value. This could be zero, but I'm gonna make it a hex, because hexes are awesome, and it makes me look smart and stuff, so you can just send a hex to the Arduino, and it'll still just be a zero, like I could just do a zero, but hex is cool. But you will use hexes for stuff, for communicating with the Arduino, but right now there's not really a reason why I have to, but I'm going to. So then we'll create a function, blink. Basically we'll just say values equal to, then we'll say values, just so I can switch it else. Values equal to, and then we'll say serial dots, so serial's from up here, and then we'll say dot right, give it a new buffer, so node, you know, you can give it a buffer. And like I said earlier, we'll give it an array, and then we'll give it the value. Then we'll say console.log, and then we could say serial.on, serial.on, open, function, and say console.log, serial port is open, and then in here we'll also say set interval, give it the blink, and we'll just say every second. So now we have our blink.js, and we'll be writing, so instead of reading the data, we're going to be writing to the Arduino, then the Arduino will read the data, and then turn on the LED, depending if it's a zero or one, so now we'll have to create that in a new sketch, and I don't want to type that, so I'm just going to take this out. But again we'll begin it the, how do I even make this bigger? Can you all see that? Is that fine? What? Ah, great. What? That's search, yeah. Look at this. Woo, magic! Nice, I know what I'm doing. Okay, oh my gosh, that was good. Okay, we'll create a const outside, and then this will just be our output pin, or output pin, oh my gosh. And this is 13. The one I was on, so. And then our setup, again we'll just say pin mode, and then we'll give it the output pin. I couldn't, I could have just put 13, but just, yeah. And then we'll give it the output. This is what I was talking about earlier, you can give it an input, output, input pull up, et cetera. And then in our loop we'll say incoming bytes is equal to serial.read, instead of write, we're reading now, and then we'll say if incoming byte is equal to one, then we'll digital write, which I told you about earlier, that you can give it a pin, and either high or low to turn on the LED. So we'll give it the pin, and then we'll just say hi. Oh my gosh, now I gotta go down. Doot, doot, doot, doot. Oh, I could have just moved that up, oops, I'm smart. And then in our if we'll say else, incoming byte is equal to, then here we can just say digital write, output pin. So now we are, let me zoom out a little. In our setup, we get the pin, set the pin mode, and then we begin listening on 9600, and if any bytes are coming that are a one, then turn on the LED, and if it's a zero, then we'll turn off the LED, so it'll just make it blink. So we'll upload that to the Arduino, and then we'll do blinky.js, starting to report it's open, and it blinks, woo! Thank you, thank you. All right, that was awesome. I'll just leave it blinking for now, cause it's cool. Sweet. Okay, let's stop mirroring for now, and we'll go back to the slides. Gonna see the awesome cat again. Okay, now I just wanna talk there a little bit about this. So Adafruit, you can buy hardware and stuff from them, and they have tons of libraries out there that just don't have no JS counterparts, or they don't have anything that you can write JavaScript to, so for instance, like I was saying earlier, my white tiles app, or not app, well the game that I made with hardware, I was using NeoPixel, they have a library NeoPixel, and I wanted to use JavaScript, but I didn't know of any counterpart to NeoPixel that I can control the lights with with JavaScript, so I wasn't sure, and there's just a ton of libraries out there that they have that need no JS counterparts, and so I'm gonna start trying and making new libraries that will be no JS counterparts to them, so we can write JavaScript to communicate with the Arduino and use other libraries, and there is one downside though I wanna say using JavaScript is you have to run Node, and instead of having an Arduino sketch, if you just give the Arduino power, then it'll automatically run, but if you run Node, or I mean if you don't run Node, then of course it won't run, so there's just some downsides, but JavaScript's awesome, so we all wanna write JavaScript, and that's my talk. Thanks. Do I have extra time? I'm sure I do. I didn't wanna take questions, because I'm sure you guys are gonna ask me tons of crazy questions, but I'll take some.  Oh no, Murphy, be nice. It made me excited interacting with the real world and making a game that I can play with, like buttons and show other people, like I could just transport it anywhere and then just give it power was awesome feeling, like and then playing a game, so I definitely got excited, and I still wanna make more, and that's what I was saying, I wanna make libraries their counterpart to the Arduino ones, so that I can control using Node to control NeoPixels lights that they have, or control all this stuff that they have, so I got excited for sure, but I don't know if everyone else would. Oh, Ryan? Oh man, yeah, prom is coming up. I don't know what I'm gonna make. Oh yeah, I'll let you know. So, like I said earlier, I bought an Arduino a long time ago, and then I totally broke it, so I need to flash it again, because I don't even know what I was doing. I was just like, you know, there's that dog gift that I don't know what I'm doing, that's basically what I mean with my Raspberry Pi, but I know that the Arduino has tons of libraries, and JavaScript has, you know, they have Johnny Five and stuff, but Raspberry Pi, I'm not really sure how it compares to the Arduino, so I'm sorry, I can't really answer that, but it's awesome. What does that for five mean again? It's like C plus plus C, yeah, it's like a variation, so probably, I'm not really sure. That's why I said I haven't made an actual, like I haven't made transferred Arduino code to JavaScript, yeah, but that's what I wanna do after this conference, so I'm sorry I can't answer you, but yeah.


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We're back with the breakfast in Plastivia, Africa. Time for us to look at the second conversation. The House of Representatives at the Plenary re-invited the governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Sibia, and Godwin, Emethily, to fully brief theologians on his recent monetary policies, especially the cash withdrawal limit of 100,000 Naira weekly. It will be recalled that the House had via motion at the plenary session at the week someone emethily for explanation on the policies later to take off on January 9, 2023. The House had found the policy on a tenable and asked the governor to appear before it on December 15, 2022 for more information on it. But the governor was not available on the day to brief the House. However, he wrote to the Speaker of the House, and we're talking about Femi Bajabi Amila, pledging to brief the lawmakers at earliest possible time. That's usually the format of this letter. But the governor was also not available on that day. And so to brief the House, however, like I mentioned earlier on, he had written to the Speaker, and he's requesting that he would brief the House at the earliest possible time. However, it was also reported that the minority leader had drawn the attention off the House to the fact that they had taken decision to suspend these actions as the action of having this policy been implemented on the 9th of January. We just had straight to having this conversation now with our guests this morning. Quickly, we have two gentlemen who will be joining the conversation via Zoom this morning. We have Suleiman, who's on standby. He'll join us. And we also have Hussani, who joins us this morning, an economist. Olari Waju, Hussani, an economist. And Suleiman, who joins the conversation. He's a public affairs analyst. Thank you, gentlemen, for being part of the show this morning. All right. So let me start with Olari Waju. What are your thoughts on this development? The CBN cash withdrawal limit, the CBN governor not being available to answer, and the fact that, you know, the House is saying we're already taking a decision to suspend the policy. What are your thoughts really? Thank you so much. The policy of cash withdrawal limit is like two in one, right? There has been a policy that was released a couple of weeks ago to identify cash in circulation that is over 80% in circulation. So CBN came up with a figure to say we have 3.2 trillion Maya notes, out of which 2.7 trillion are out of the cash vote. So it brought about the counterfeiting, the security challenge, and the negative effect of such. And it brought in the design, the redesigning of the legal tender notes of 200, 540 and 1000 error notes respectively. And I'll attend to, as well, and show that this same set of money do not go out of the bank vaults again. Another policy came out, which is the withdrawal limit. But however, as much as possible, this withdrawal limit of a thing is positive, if it is well implemented, is a positive policy to the economic growth. But nevertheless, there are some key areas that are left untouched. Take, for example, the policy identified the limit of 20,000 per individual per day to maximum of 100,000 per week and cooperate for 500,000 per week. But fail and also identify what you can get on POS to the 20,000 error, what you can get on ATM machine to the 20,000 error. But fail to identify the fact that the reality of Nigerian market, if you want to buy a common bag of price, you start 5000 error. So that means if you cannot buy with cash, you have to buy with periods. But the periods now has a limit of 20,000 error. Are you saying you want to buy a bag of price in the market and you have to go to the market twice? So the limit has to be adjusted. That's one area. Also, we have over 1.4 million agent network in Nigeria at the moment to drive the banashian inclusion. Let's stay with the action. I mean, we understand that this is what this policy is about and the implication for all of this. But while we're looking at the action of the CBN governor, the action of the lawmakers, here has been summoned to answer questions. I mean, lawmakers have been really concerned about this particular policy. And at some point, the minority leader has stated that, hey, we have taken a decision that it should be suspended, although the banks have gone out and some of this currency is already in circulation. So I'd like to show you a thought on that. The IMF Lee wasn't available to respond to all of this. And then there's reinvitation. What's the guarantee that he would respond? What happens now that the lawmakers are asking that they be suspended? Well, you have the apex bank. It seems like a lot of confusion in the system. Ninth of January is almost here. Okay, thank you. Thank you for calling me back on that. I think the action of the governor, even claiming to be on official duty, is another show of, to say, lack of giving respect to constituted authority. I don't know if there is a section or a penalty by the House of Representatives or the legislative action. But I don't see any reason why he cannot even designate a deputy director or deputy governor or somebody who is in that section to come and put more clarity to this withdrawal limit. I think it's more of a autism and trying to carry people along. We are in a country where we get away with a lot of things. And I think there should be a penalty for avoiding such because Nigerians need answers. And the answer needs to be given at the right time. Ninth of January is here and it's close. And it is necessary that the House of Representatives take necessary action to ensure that the interests of the citizenry are protected. Alright, Suleiman, I'll come to you now. What exactly is a play here with the National Assembly on this invite? Some people feel that this is corruption fighting back. Are you of the same view? No. Actually, good morning and thank you for having me. I can say that the National Assembly is acting on the interests of the common masses to invite the CBN, CBN governor to grip them on the issue of the withdrawal cash limit. Just like as I said by Zane earlier, this policy of the CBN is coming at a time that a lot of Nigerians are even unemployed or unemployed, so to be about 1.4 million members of an unbounded actual mobile money operators of Nigeria will be rendered either out of work or they will lose their job. So in essence, again, answering your question, this is something that the CBN governor even as a head of the effects back in Nigeria should show up and answer to the invitation of the House of Representatives. As Alia said, you remember this policy has less than two weeks to even go into action. And also, we should also take note that by Tuesday, the National Assembly may be going on recess for the year. So if the CBN governor did not appear on the front of a National Assembly this week, I must tell you that that will be all and it will be taken over to October next year. So this is, if it is correction, I don't think it's correction fighting back. So what we just need is the next policy in place so that these things can be checked. National Assembly are acting on their statutory function to invite any public official that took any decision or any actions that is detrimental to the welfare of the entire Nigeria. So we cannot afford about 1.4 million and an average Nigeria do not even have access to basic things like withdrawal and all among what that is. Just like we say that 5,000 Naira is said the bag of rice. You're asking me that if I want to buy a bag of rice that deposit $20,000 you can come back the following day to deposit another. And again, if the idea is to promote the Naira or how do I put it, the electronic transport, we must also look at how many Nigerians are banked, how many of them are on bank, how many of them are on that bank. All this must be put into postulation. If you go to places like Abuja, it's even easier to do. If you go to other rural places or other rural towns in Nigeria, it will be hectic for Nigerians to carry out their daily activities based on the withdrawal limits that have been cap on them. So it needs to be looked at. The CBN governor should at least, if he cannot come in person, should send someone that has a good knowledge of the whole policy so that he can brief the us of it. For those who you say are not in the financial system, isn't this a very good opportunity for them to be captured? I mean, we want to see every single Nigerian in the financial system so that we can trace who is sending money to who. Don't the benefits outweigh the disadvantages if you look at this whole situation? Okay. I would like to come in there. So yes, the benefits are to raise it. However, you will recall that this policy has been, the cashless policy has been on grants since 2012, and it took at least five years before people began to adopt the cashless policy as of 2017, where the purest was introduced, was adopted by the general public. So it is even the COVID-19 that made it more stronger, COVID-19 had great then that make it more stronger that people see reason why they have to do this. So what we are saying here is this policy has been on grant, but this needs to be forced. There is no proper awareness, right? Education is also illiteracy, it's also a problem because people don't know how to use smartphones. A lot of this technology are on smart technology. We have seen a lot of theft activities happening on USSD, which makes it more risky. So people need to be educated and it takes time, more especially the way you deal with regions where people are not illiteracy at the high level there. So there needs to be time, it's an opportunity, but we need to be a gradual process in phases, not like you do it a short while and it does hit like that. So what we are saying is if there is a possibility to have an increase in limit, create room for more adoption and enforcement, I think it is a good opportunity for Nigeria. Well, let's have Suleyman Shah his thoughts on the next issue that is going to be raised. Of course, Khan and others have actually said that it feels like all of this, some people are saying it's just political elements, a lot of disgruntled individuals who are pushing against this particular policy. Do you think that those who are speaking against this policy are at their interest or is for the interest of Nigerians at the end of the day? Yeah, I think that's where the interest is coming now. I think there is one thing that we say Nigerians are poor. Then we draw a limit. The same Nigerians are saying that no, this is out of their place. Now, for those that says the policy is about a particular interest, they may not be out of place. But at the same time, one thing we look at is this, anything, any interest that takes care of our collective interest as a nation should come first. As Susein also said, one thing we should look at is that the illiteracy level in this part of the world is so low. And again, number two, the number of people that are even on bank should also be brought into the capital of the financial inclusion by policy. Now, if you are taking these people out of the whole thing, it's like you are frustrating them more. This thing has to happen in faces. What we should have done now is let us at least widen the scope a bit, increase the withdrawal limit, and also the timing. It can even be the first quarter, the second quarter of the year to do all these things. So that's my take. All right. Jan, I want to thank you very much for your time. Larry Wajih, who's saying who's the economist in Abuja and Suleiman Akande, public affairs analyst, we're grateful for your time. Thank you so much. Thank you very much for your time. All right. We'll keep monitoring the situation to see where exactly this ends up. If I may fill you, Godwin, who is the CBN governor, will appear. I think the application, the expatriate application filed by the Department of State Services identified him as Godwin Mifili, full stop. And then the judge, Melody Anbojassi's show, pointed out that they didn't even say who he was. It was left to the imagination of the judge to know whether he was the CBN governor, the Godwin Mifili, a high ranking individual. So it's a race we've seen if Godwin Mifili, Central Bank of Nigeria, we have to point that out, not to say Godwin Mifili, full stop. We'll appear before the National Assembly and what will come out of that. For now, Nigerians are suspected as the motive of the National Assembly and indeed the DSS. A lot is going on really. It's a bit messy, but we pray for the best and the outcome for the country at the end of the day. That's the sides of our package this morning. You can follow us on our social media platforms. We have Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Plus TV Africa. We also on the internet is working, check our website out only YouTube at Plus TV Africa and Plus TV Africa Lifestyle. My name is Kofi Bartels. And my name is Messia Boko. Do you have a fantastic day? We're joined in the newsroom at nine o'clock, fourth on news proof. Please stick with us.