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On Monday.

I'm locked in our market Monday, so I made it back.

You dedicated man. I appreciate you. A lot has happened since we last spoke. What was going on, man?

Man, how you feeling? I'm good. How are you? Yeah, local. Yeah. You know, a little bit. Hopefully, you know, Corona. No trouble.

Don't worry. Don't be afraid of it.

That's what the president's crew into my feel. I was crazy. Now get man happy to be here. Happy to be healthy and happy to be.

Absolutely man. It was it was a green Monday. I always travel when it's a green light to shout out to Regeneron.

Everybody in the fleet. I know. I know. Yeah. I feel like the stepchildren but I got ya. I got ya it.

Regeneron is. They got the miracle cocktail apparently. Yeah. The stock is amazing. Yeah. Yeah.

A shout out to my boy Brandon Copeland, also New England Patriots. I spoke to him today. He was on the podcast and he was saying that, you know, they push their game back. Yeah. They playing right now. They play now. Yeah. So shout shout to be Coldplay. Man, I spoke to him today a little bit and shout to all the guys in NFL, man, it's crazy what they got going on right now, man.

Hopefully they can get it together, but it's not looking too organized to organization.

They had the commissioner called the meeting today to discuss some of the discrepancies that have been going on. Coaches not with mass players on the sidelines now with a mess. So hopefully they can get it together. You know, I'm a firm believer. Anything gonna stop. But if they keep giving players cash and especially like these big time, I think the NFL season.

Yeah, it's not looking it's looking bad right now. It's not looking great. They actually have a contingency plan. I think they have a bubble. But I'm like, there's no place that has six football fields. So that's going to be to the same baseball.

No, it's not. I don't think so. But hopefully try to tell everybody, the Patriots, but I don't think so. Yeah, so.

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You shot our way out there, man. All earn a shout out on you two big week. I'll just plug a couple of things that we've got going on tomorrow's episode. McGoff Homer Simpson. I actually went to school. Well, so all the sneaker heads out there. Yeah, yeah. But ask him for an episode. You know, Sneaks is actually crazy because when I was listening back as I was editing it last night, we made a few references to the stock market.

What they are actually have they actually have a sneaker exchange called Stock X, which is similar to the stock. It works just like the stock market is pretty much based, like the stock market. Sneakers and sneakers have become actually a commodity, like you can actually trade sneakers and hold them and is crazy.

So the sneakers are good to you? Oh, I'm fully in that game. I'm fully invested. Is the first time I seen stock X. I was like, oh, this is the stock market. So you can see the ticker on each shoe as it appreciates and depreciates. So that's a good one. I have fun doing that. We talked about some things, our top five and all that. So it's going to be fun. It's going to shout out to all the sneaker heads out there.

That's tomorrow at five o'clock Eastern Standard Time Sneaker Edition, first of episode about sneakers. And it's not just sneakers. Anybody that wants to be an entrepreneur, it's a big business. It's it's a billion dollar business. So, yeah, we got that tomorrow. While university on Wednesday, we got how to start a marijuana company for under two thousand dollars. That's going to be a big one. A lot of people interested in beginning in the marijuana industry, but it's a lot of red tape involved and it's a lot of hassle that you have to go through.

So we going through that to everybody who watched the revolt summit this weekend that we was featured.

And I appreciate you getting getting you know, I can't find that.

That definitely was a highlight of my dad was crazy. Diddy definitely posted us. What do you think when you saw it come across your phone? I so I had to check to see if it was real. I see I see the blue.

I'm like, where do I look? I'm like, I look, I could even take the picture fast enough. I was like, that's it. Did it not?

That was crazy, man. I got the notification. I did. He posted this up like I was like I'm saying it. So shout out to Black Caesar.

So Fat did major, major inspiration and motivation to us, I'm sure for you as well. It's so absolutely.

I played the charter to get our budget up so high. I feel like four times. Yeah.

I mean, so, you know, I'm extremely humble. I'm sure all of us are extremely humbled that, you know, we aren't we on his radar. So that was a shout out to give me a while to for being dance partners in that situation. There's a lot of fun. I was a lot of fun here.

And tomorrow night we're going to be at the Precious Dreams, Precious Dreams Foundation shots. EIO alumni Nicole Russell. Yes, yes. We should actually put that in here.

It's a good thing that we do. We've got to fulfill your destiny.

You told me it's a good thing that we're doing tomorrow for charity to help kids want to help kids in foster care, help help homeless children. And it's to provide them with comfort items so they can sleep good at night. Teddy bears things of that nature. So we'll put some information if if you're interested in giving a donation, superjumbo is pajamas. Now, pajamas is definitely a good cause, man. So we got to I think we got to start highlighting charities maybe like once a month like that, because it's important.

We talk about business. Nonprofits are struggling during Korona. They're not getting funding like they were getting before that was OK. Yeah, so we got that. We got to keep all the nonprofits, not only in our thoughts and prayers, but we got to financially support the nonprofits.

I think what they're doing is they're doing a virtual pajama gym. And we always reference the board. Last year when we went because we traveled with the with us and he was like, this is first time in New York City. It was like it just feels like power. Yeah.

Yeah. That was crazy. The fact that I was crazy shot. Yeah.

Shots in a couple of shots at a Prestige Dream Foundation shot to all the all of the children in foster care, all the children that's homeless like, you know, really just think about that. It's hard enough to be homeless as an adult, but to be a child to as homeless, you know, that's that's a whole different struggle. Yeah. They have to overcome. So let's let's never, never count up, never forget to count our blessings and always think about the less fortunate for sure.

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All right, let's get into it end. You got some some tricks up your sleeve.

Yeah, I want to share a couple of slides and then we to go into the charts. So don't kill me because I know I've been promising to recharge for like thirty eight weeks and I like yo, when are you going to do it, you know.

Right. So let me get this. Can take this to Arthur. Let me know if you guys can see my screen. It's exploding right now. Yep, we're good. OK, so real quick, I want to go over the cost of racism. We're finally going to show you how to chart the cycle of the market. And then once again, the futures program is closed. But for everyone to sign up, I appreciate you. If you do not have an NDA, I promise you within the next four days you will have to just sit tight.

In the interim, I want you to read the books, have them completed by the twenty sixth and we'll be good. So last week a report was dropped about the cost of racism. But before we do that, I want to talk about accountability. And in on YouTube I want you to type yes and chat. If you set up your automated Vanguard account, put yes or no.

I think sometimes because we hear so many companies, we make this too damn complicated. You can pick an index, they have aggressive one shot at an elite like Vogue, which will get you a good game because the gym for those you said, I don't give enough. We've given Troy got one. I don't want to give it, but he got it from Russia.

It was last week. Now, Troy, but BGT is one. We got some trees. VTI is another. Just gone Vanguardia automate type. Yes. And check if you've read money mastered of the game. You've heard me screaming about this book for six months. I promise you it is life changing type. Yes.

And Chad, if you've read it or know if you have thoughts on this book that's in our book club universe, that's a nice book. Perfect timing.

Exactly. Catch up on the stage. And then are you guys reading to 30 to 50 pages about investing per day? Not a thing. Just like a lot of you guys will ask questions, but the answers to those questions are wrapped in a book. I know every book on investing is an amazing, but the ones that we recommended have been thus far. So I want to start to do accountability checks every week to make sure that we're on par with what we need to be doing, as opposed to just sitting on the sidelines and then not knowing.

So I want to walk you through the cycle of the market, because some people are terrified, some people are elated about what's happening in the market right now. Today was a great day. But as we have stocks coming out, which I'm not a big fan of, since we've had the drop since September, the move to cyclicals, I want to show you the actual process of how the market moves inside of this graph. So you'll see this through tech stocks, penny stocks, bitcoin.

You're going to start here, right? The rally is no good that you're going to go through a whole period when everyone is excited. So this is like when Bitcoin was that like 5000, 10000, everyone was saying that it was going to go to one hundred. And then you can see that the rally is real. You go to belief, you go to thrill, and then you go to euphoria. Euphoria is the part where people get greedy or it's buying at the high priest hype and do not buy the high.

So when do you guys have the episode with Stock X, it's the same thing the Jordans were three 350. Don't Bomford not the resale value is not going to be there. And then what happens? The market tapers off and all the enthusiasm goes away, like Tesla stock split. And then now we start to slide down. Now we're anxious, man, I don't know if it's going to go up and I know the Shahzia to get by, but I got it.

So I thought it was going to go 20 bucks higher and it didn't.

And now you're drawn down 10 percent or 20 percent. And I go down and you're panicking and it's like, I shouldn't get out. But if you would hold for a long enough period. You will be fine and the market is totally efficient at punishing gamblers and rewarding those that can hold onto the stocks for the longest period of time. Please type. Yes, and chat if you went through any of these emotions this year when buying. If you haven't your line right?

So I want you to be mindful to buy quality, because I know some of these companies went up 40, 50, 60 percent. But you're better off with a 12 or 13, a 15 percent gain as opposed to being up 30 and then drawing down 28 percent to only net two. So that is the cycle of the market. You guys can Google cycle to the market. You can find this illustration as well. Well, let's talk about the cost of racism, because I truly believe if companies had done right by African-American consumers, the economic calamity that we're in would not be as bad and GDP would be higher.

So as of right now, America could have been 16 trillion dollars richer, if not worse, the inequities in education, housing and wages over the last 20 years. I think everyone in corporate knows that we are willing to spend our money with corporations that treat us right. But because of discriminatory acts, this money has been lost. And all of a sudden every retail company on Earth is emailing us and telling us to come back and that they love us.

But we have to look and see. The black workers have lost one hundred and thirteen dollars billion in potential wages over the last two decades. And the housing market, which is booming right now, has lost two hundred and eighteen dollars billion in sales because black applicants could not get home loans. And when this commercial market crashes, I'm going to put my neck on the line and say if we had more applications on the commercial side go through, we would have been able to prop up the market as well.

So for all of those of you that are listening, corporate. I would love for you to change your guidelines and not discriminate, because not only will it help help the African-American community, but in turn it will also help your company and probably prevent you from going out of business. We are probably one of the most important consumers on the face of the earth and we get treated the worst. So I hope this is a turning point to show that racism does have a true effect on businesses and their bottom line.

It's a key point right now for my traders, I need you to know the Fed is the Market Maker Fund's. Macro funds, hedge funds, prop funds are going based on what the Fed and what the Treasury is doing right now, it is a trader's market from a long term perspective. I know it is tough for some of you. This is your first store. Wait it out. Winter shall past. The thunderstorm shall pass hopefully mid 20, 21 June of 2021.

Things will start to settle down. But until then, follow very closely everything that the Fed says, because that will give you an indication of where the market is going to go. And this is a great point, if you would not hold a stock for 40 years. I don't want you to touch it for four days. I'm not trying to stop you guys from having fun. But when you like, hey, I heard of this company. And it has no revenue and no competitive market share and no moat and no one's heard of it, but it's going to take down AMD.

That's not the one. If you set it and forget it, it makes it a lot easier and sometimes we have to get our hands burned to understand this lesson. So for all those of you that loved him and why movie passed back in the day, I was like, man, it's going to take down Netflix because you can watch 1000 movies in a month if you want for 20 bucks. Not a good business model. You want to follow companies that are of the highest quality.

To keep the stress away out of your life, in your portfolio, if you want less stress when you're investing, please type yes for me. And when the market tanks, I need you to remember, gold will go up, the bond market will go up, the VIX will go up, which is investible, and the euro will go up. There's always a market going up somewhere and you can short the market as it drops to hedge. Now, listen.

I want to walk you guys to some charts, because I know you guys have been like, hey, you said you were going to do a Thomaston club members if you enjoyed the session, and we did a couple of weeks ago, please say yes. I appreciate, you know, mystery as to me. Thank you, brother. But I really want to show you guys what to do. And be able to take advantage of these moves in real time, so I'm sure my other screen, if you let me try and and I want to get right into some of these companies, but in this my last point, we are at the levels, the natural levels, what we should be without synthetic support from the Fed or Treasury.

I know we want Tesla to go back up to 1500 in one month, it's not going to happen. Those averages of eight to 15 percent have been there historically for a reason. So whenever we get I said it, look, nanotech is getting tricky. I think we're too high. He caught it four weeks ago and then we fell apart. And everyone's like, what the hell happened?

I'm like, he told you, he's an adviser. Troy, you want to get a what you call me about?

Are you ready for it? Come on, man. Let's do it all and then let's do it. So everybody's been and rightfully so talking about Regeneron, obviously with the vaccine and the cocktail that they've they've put together, deservedly so. The stock has run up. But that had my mind thinking, right. They have the vaccine. That's great. But somebody has to manufacture shots of my brother, my actual like my real, real brother. He hit me one day.

He was like, yo, man, somebody's got a bottle of these things, right?

Somebody has to manufacture it. I'm like, yo, you know what, you right. And so that had me thinking and I said, you know, let me research some manufacturing companies. And I came across this company.

Thermo fisher scientific, the ticker is Tommo. My lord, I look at this chart just now. That's the five year chart, right? So if we go, we can go to the inception. And then I think you covered that as well.

Like 87. Right. Leadership can change things. So in 2009 to get a new CEO and since 2009.

My God, this thing has been running. Now, why is it in the news now or why aren't you your university right now and why is it in market Mondays is because they manufacture it for vaccines. And so if Korona has not been contained in Regeneron, is going to hopefully maybe come up with a vaccine in the near future, they're going to need a company like Thermo Fisher Scientific to do it. And so if you look at since March, right.

Since its Corona has taken a hit on our market and I go to the daily. Yeah. Oh my. Yeah, it's been so for those of you who see that we're at a high on a monthly chart, you want to wait for a pullback on the date. So let's say hypothetically, if we got to let's say 390. And a fellow there and the revenue looks good. So we talked about fundamentals two weeks ago, fundamentals are damn good, otherwise they wouldn't have been up since 2009, but really since 87.

And if they come down to 390, right. They're pricing down, again, 390. That would be a good potential area to buy this hell of an alley oop that he's thrown, you know, are we going to put this whole all our pics together? Right. End of the year, we're going to put all the pieces together and don't put them up against me. And it's amazing. So, Rockit, I know you got some facts about that one, but this is called a price channel.

Rocket is a little bit excuse me, ArchCity. No slot in Dallas to give it more time, let's look at another great one, Tullio, so far this month is the first thing you will be able to use to tell a direction. This is moving towards the other side. So and also one of the original picks and the right hand of stock club. Kudos to my sister, Richie. She's had this one for a while to square. Now, I want to show you what some Babylon's look like.

So we are covered, right? Cover for it. But if you look at Carnivàle. It is now, you see the direction is pointing down. So when people say you don't know where the market is going to go, they're asking if you can zoom in just a little bit so they can see it if we can make it a little bit larger, if possible.

Yep. What about the. Was good, thomasa, so it went from here. Fifty one dropped to a low of seven dollars and eight cents a 14 is going to take three years for those for that to recover. Let's look at a c.b. Same thing, the high was one 50. In 2018. ACB is that four point sixty two percent right now, if you see more red than you do white or green on your screen, it's not quality.

Does not qualify. So when everyone's like, hey, what about marijuana, it's not there yet, if it's there, I'll be the first to say, because I actually think the marijuana companies, if they legalize it.

Nationally, it can help a lot of states get into profit that are now in trouble. I think it could be the great savior for some of the economic dilemmas that we're facing right now, but it has not proven that yet. And this same thing will be the last time you look and, you know, stock club members, somebody called about VTEC. You've got a choir that's fucked up, a Nikolaos like you have to get out at. Ninety three.

Good companies don't fall from ninety three dollars down to 23. They don't have the heart of a fall, so this once again is called a price channel. The top line is the literal hi, so let's say, for example, I even go through Apple. And show you exactly where not to buy when Apple gets to this price up here. At 137, 98 is absolutely I do not bizonal. I don't care if Tim Cook calls me personally at 1708, I will not buy it.

So I want us to stop chasing prices because we are too intelligent and too sharp of a people to know and make these companies popular. To buy at any given price and one last one was looking Nike, because they've been doing well, Nike is almost at that high price, one 30, 77. Don't touch one 30, 38. Do not touch. Wait for it to pull back for my traders. And if you can get a move underneath this low line, let's say.

One or eight for Nike will be a solid entry, one or five will be better. So we want to wait till it comes back down to a low because we still want to buy low, sell high. So when they rise up, we can and same things as a house. If the house is worth one 30 to shout out to my real estate investors out, if I can get the house for one on five and flip it for one 30, that's what we want to do.

I don't want to buy it at one time and then hope I can squeeze out some profit at one. That makes no sense. So. Last time we did this chart review was on two hours, I won't punish you guys like that tonight, but I want you guys to be equipped with what you need on the technical side to be able to read the market and you can read any company on Earth with this. So if you liked it also, there's probably a trade with you and also any other platform that you like.

This is literally just a high and a low and you want to buy underneath the low or right at your code. So that's it in asking what platform you use. This is the biggest one yet. TD Ameritrade about thinkorswim. OK, yeah. Yeah. Shout shout to Nike, man. I got in a 97. Good, no. That's a hell of a price and chat, they were saying, what about each? It's the same thing.

So the above, Kyle is red, that is resistance. The green a support. I'm going to be very honest, trading is not that hard on an investment like long term investments. The hard part is the patience. Will you wait for the spot? Or will you let your emotions run you over and you trade at a price or buy a house at a price is not that good. And it happens all the time.

Create a game plan and stick to it like that literally before we started this. Now we have a conversation like, you know, I'm just gonna stick to my game plan. I'm just gonna stick to my game plan. It's tough, especially when you got outside sources like, oh, man, you should do this. You know, I'm supposed to do this for our community.

It's more important for us to have patience because we can get so excited. We'll talk ourselves into a battery. Mm hmm. We need silence like Troy, quiet, killer, shy, quiet, killer, right? So you want to use that time to plan? A lot of times we're Russian and telling the world our plan without executing and that we miss our spot. I know a lot of people on both of these charts and YouTube and zone who miss good companies talking about it to other friends.

You need silence, that is your friend I know, like in the movies and the wolf of Wall Street, the snorting coke and playing. That's not how it goes.

It should be more like a spa. You need it to be calm. And that way you can think and I'm going to be right with you. A lot of times people are talking, especially my business owners, the talking your ear off so you don't get in at the best price and don't buy the best companies. So you don't get closer to freedom. Which you need more silence, and then the wolf of Wall Street cocaine thing didn't end up too well either.

He was in a bunch of penny stocks, so stay locked in, stay focused. And this is a great tip. Any company that you look at review the market when it's closed because that way the candles are moving. You don't have Bob Pisani shot at the Bob's on CNBC or anybody screaming at you and getting you excited. You need to plan and the quiet where you want to buy. So when the market is moving and your heart is racing, you're still getting in at a designated price.

So I do all of my research like post hours to make it a lot easier. So I hope to help you guys not.

I was great, man. Thank you. I appreciate that. Shout out to everybody on YouTube if you could take a minute just to hit the like button. That was a lot of a lot of games and a whole lot of game right there.

So is one thing that Quinn said yesterday that last week that really stuck out to me.

He said it's not really so much an institution that that makes the actual people is the people that make the institution you care about, like, you know, Harvard and things of that nature is like Harvard and B, Harvard.

If it wasn't for Mark Zuckerberg and Steve Steve Jobs, but Bill Gates and all of these guys, even though they didn't graduate, they still went to Harvard. So it's like same thing with Stanford, Yale, Morgan State University, Florida A&M University, Howard University, Hampton, the University of Hawaii, USA.

You see, it's like so I say I have to say bewail university YouTube, a whole community prepend that the information is given to you guys can never say that information wasn't given to you, but the information only goes as far as you actually apply it. So getting the information is one thing by actually applying it and utilizing it. It was not only going to make you special, but ultimately is going to help all of us. Yeah, because, you know, we would love to say this person became a multimillionaire from listening to market Monday.

That would that would be amazing. That would be amazing testimony.

You know, it was a couple of them out there on it. We got we got a lot of thousand. Is that's a fact. Not a thousand isn't I. That's I mean, that's the greatest reward, right. Is like, can somebody actually use the information and apply it? That's been a model from day one. Right. We're going to give you information applications, don't you miss or to hear people actually using it and taking market money and using it as though I was telling Saudi man I was speaking to one of our sound guys and I sent them some some stuff to do, some work on SJ.

And he was like, yo, can I do it? Aftermarket Mondays. I kind of watch and I'm just like, you got to watch it. So I thought everybody that's tuning in and applying the information, that's what it's all about.

Yeah, for sure.

I appreciate you guys so much. If you guys want to do a longer, deep dive on it, I recorded and then we can send it out to everybody, you know, and put it in the Facebook group too. And also my traders.

You can use the same indicator to trade. I know you'll say we'll give enough, but you can use the same indicated to trade. So if you trade out the fifteen minute, same thing. Buy low. Sell high. Same thing, but you need to buy on bullish candles, a lot of you are buying red dips and then the market has been down 15 dollars. Like, I don't know what my stop won't work.

The stop work. You're just buying on a falling asset. You're trying to catch falling knife. So one of the biggest things, too, when you easily explain technicals like that, all that like Webshots at the application is in on you. A lot of people will talk to you about candlestick patterns and try opponents to death because they don't want to give you the real answer for how to start winning. That's why when we came together, I was like, hey, let's just give the best ones at the gate right away.

So once again, it is the price channel. Go look at it tonight and do your homework for you. I want you to look at the entire Dow 30, an entire S&P 500 looking at that five year month and then mark off which companies are good.

There you have it, there you have it. All right, and let's let's go to everybody's favorite part of the show, the interactive. Let's get some some questions from the people to you.

Will was going on. You've been on mooches, so.

Yo, fellas, what's going on?

First on Na Na.

I talked the other week. Well na na I had a question for said man I've been a. Put some money in, like I'll take a swim and got like I just said to the man, I'm just trying to research study man and really learn.

So a little overwhelming, but I'm just trying to learn what I should do.

Well, I know I want to get, like, Vanguard Index for, like, my IRA and just let it sit. But for the money that I'm to play with now, I'm still going to buy a home, but I'm just not sure what to do with the money like. So I'm in a futures course, so I would try to just wait. But like you say more we sit back, we got get in the game. But I want to rush it because I know enough and I still want you to own a cut you off.

I still want you to long time invest the hierarchy is have the money work for you first. Then swing trade, then intraday or short term investor, you can't go opposite, it's like you have to learn how to crawl. Then walk, then dribble, training first, like know how to dribble, but if you can't walk, what good is dribbling under? So if you have the money work for you while you're learning how to short term best, you will be OK, I promise you.

So I suggest just go with those long term, like, I don't know if this guy gets guidelines and go long term with, like the vanguards I bring to some military rock today.

By mean, like go I want you to go actually try see if you can do it all over again. Would you put the money long term into Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, AMD or it?

If they're honest with you, they'll say, I would have put the money away long term, Glikson like, and then also to once you start trading, you have to map out the number of trades.

So I'm going to give a lot of you guys the answer. You should cap out your number of trades for a year at 35 maximum.

Not 300, unless you working at Goldman and you're in one of the pods, you have to limit the number of trades that you have. But if you have the positions working for you long term, the kids and also from a tax perspective is better. But you let's say, Lord forbid, if you are die tomorrow, can't pass on the trading skills to our kid. Alexander knows how to trade, but not enough to be able to, like, pay for what he needs.

And those positions are holding up.

And some of you like, well, what if the company falls apart? You can still take the money and allocated to something else to another company. That's coming up. I know something you've been asking about plug forever plugs on upside. I still don't love it, but if you got in March, man homerun for you, but you can still use that money long term. What I want us to do and I said in episode 70, I want us to stop trying to treat the investor market like the streets when you are scared to be in the streets alive in a thousand light.

So just hold for five or 10 year period. And once you get 30 and you have kids, my God, those five years go by like that, like Xander, about to be a six in February. I don't know what time went, but I am happy that I put that money away from him. There's more money now than I did when I was 30. So start there and then learn how to trade and then it will all combine together, but you have to be able to do all three.

God will appreciate. Thank you. All right, so Sophia, let me let me I forgot to say Gala. So welcome to all new EIO university members on the other side of the board game to today for the first time. But we have a few guidelines to mark on Monday as we try to make this run as smoothly as possible. So if you can keep your questions to one question, one question only and a general investment question, not a question about an individual stock, not a question about an individual stock.

That's the only guidelines. Appreciate it.

And we don't we're not going to able to get to every single person market. It's just like an added bonus that Yale University is not like part of the core foundation. We have exclusive classes. That's just for you. I'll university. But yes, just wanted to let everybody know that. But I think we have a caller.

It might be Sophia. Sophia. Sophie, you there?

Yes, I'm here. Hi, guys. Sorry. What's going on? Where are you calling in from?

I'm from Durban, South Africa. I had to. Set my alarm to wake up at 2:00 a.m..

What time is it. What time? What time is it out there? It's 240 a.m. at the moment. The biggest.

The biggest, the biggest show on earth, South Africa, all the way out in South Africa. The motherland. Definitely. I appreciate. I appreciate. How did you find out about Market Mons?

Well, I was I got laid off. I got sick. I was diagnosed with lupus, so I was on disability leave. And then the company wasn't doing well. And they let me off and I was thinking of what to do, you know, since I'm not working and I'm like working from home and recovering. And then I started just going into the stock market and and I got these, like, online courses. Then a friend of mine said, hey, you know what?

Because it was always like gibberish. And then a friend of mine said, are these black guys that make speaking English? They sent me a YouTube link.

And this was like a couple of months ago. And then I was just like, so I've been like reading and going back and watching all your YouTube videos. And then I'm sorry, Ian, I was one of those people that were afraid to join the free just because here is the team. Yeah, I understand. Is so it was one it's one to seventeen to the dollar here. So, you know, when you're doing those things, and especially for me, I recently became an Iowa university member with the discount.

Yeah. So I just wanted to ask, can I because I don't have money to like make like big long term trades. So if I make the short term trades in order to build up my, you know, base to be able to make long term trades, would you advise that or would you say just like get a little short term trades and stocks more like I think one of your guys said by every month, by every month, you'd be better off.

Give me your email so I can put it in stock. You say, OK, I put that in the thing. It's right now it's AMC, AMC. So it's for Sophie Informality. See, for chilaquiles. That's my African cinema. I love to see Full Krosa and then r o. U s e. At Gmail dot com, you got you you got any and also said to. I got it, but just put it. Put it.

Yes. So the message sent a message. Right to me. It was a lot of letters. OK, what's your e-mail address?

Are you going to send it to info on your visa. OK, and we'll get it. We'll get you.

But that's also that's also a really good question. Great question. When I had my two cents in, because other people might have the same thing where it's like if you feel like you don't have enough money, should you just take, like short term more risky trades to kind of build up? And I would say I like an answer it, but my opinion would be no, because that's not really the I understand the logic behind that. Right. It's like I got to do what I got to do.

But that's kind of the same as like being in the streets and like doing some things. It's like just to get some short term money. It doesn't work out. So I would say, especially if you're not an experienced investor, I wouldn't necessarily try to make a home run plays just to get enough to to do. I would just stick to the script, invest whatever amount you have. That's the thing about it, to never compare your race with somebody else's.

If it's one hundred dollars a month, if it's fifty dollars a month or whatever is better, in my opinion, just to do a disciplined amount every single month as opposed to just trying to like get a couple of thousand dollars and put them in a short term option play just to try to get 20000 thousand. I didn't use that 20000 to grow long term. So I would say be more disciplined and not take those short term risks because you don't have money to lose and you lose.

It hurts. You still hurts even more.

All you invest what you can and it will break your spirit for investing if you lose a lot in trading. So it's all about math. So if you I know if you invest in a market, let's say, two years, you have like a 90 percent probability of getting a percent return. I know if you begin trading, you have a 90 percent chance to lose all of your money if you're not dedicated and not disciplined. What does happen, though, when you start to see a return?

Especially for us, like when black people put money into something and it works, we go tell everyone and then we corral all of our friends to put money in that thing to an outside girl. This thing actually worked in Black Tuesday. They weren't scam.

And oh my God, I got a.. Let me get twelve hundred and everyone comes together and actually works because also because we are behind.

If it doesn't work, our family will criticize us a lot more so. Oh exactly.

It has to be a safe one and not a risky one. And then we can compound off of those wins from there. So the intra day investing or short term investment should be the last step long term as first. And I know some of the traders are going to be like it's not as high of a return, but some of you guys are not talking about the 80 percent drawdown or the margin calls that you're getting as well. Not even a right hand.

I'm like, hey, take one to try today, walk away. Because right now, even today, there are firms that will kill if you can get two percent a week. It like traders are getting laid off. I want you guys to go Google it. Hedge funds are laying off traders right now. After one of the greatest bull markets in history, people are being sent home. Safety is key. Safety is key. I will take a layup over a mystery any day.

They add up very much, guys. Thank you. Thank you. That is going to take you out to Africa.

We got a lot of stuff planned for Africa. We have an e-mail university class, how to Invest in Africa, real estate. And we have a lot of support in Africa, in Nigeria and Ghana and South Africa throughout the whole continent of Africa. So, God willing, once Kobe clears up a little bit, we're going to take a trip to I don't even feel comfortable going nowhere else before I go to Africa.

We're going to take a trip to the motherland, to the motherland, but we appreciate all the support all over the world.

Sylvia, congratulations and thank you. And thank you for calling me Isabella. Check. That's dope. I appreciate that. Hope we got here who we got here at Monday's amusia, so you just if you've been on the market Mondays, what's up? What's up? Hello? What's going on? Who's last year?

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. That's your boy now. Our guy. Was something that was going on.

Ladies and gentlemen, we have a very special caller. I must speak from a little bit. This this young man is super impressive, not only because I was I remember when he was born, but he was shot, son. I was there when he was born.

Seems like it seems like it was yesterday what was going on. And he asked, what's up? Hello.

OK, so so if you want to buy a watch, you should buy a golden watch because if you buy a diamond watch and it's not going to be worth a lot when it gets older, but because you your holes in it for when you buy a golden watch, it's going to be worth a lot more.

Very good. Yeah, I could watch tomorrow. A good investment.

I thought I told them that this weekend he was asking me about Jur. You know, he watches, he listens to a lot of rappers. Who's your favorite rapper. Ali Chopra and now each of you know him, he's our CEO. You're not. You listen to. I asked you in L.A. who your favorite rapper was. You said Nas because that's your name. Come on now. This was an album. Yes. Yes, I thought of that, but that's a valuable lesson for all of the not just not just young young artists out there, but anybody and I actually saw what we call it was the kid down a little baby gonna going.

And he was saying he spent like two hundred thousand dollars on a watch. It was a tutone Rolex. Oh, they don't even make those watches. So what he did was he bought two watches. He he he put like two watches together to make one watch and it cost like twenty thousand. He said that was the biggest mistake of his life because it's actually worth zero dollars. Like you had a street value. Like if you want to buy on a street.

But he broke his whole video on Instagram is pretty interesting. And he said, like, he really regrets doing that because he broke he had to break to watch it together to make one watch. When he realized what he did, he spent two hundred thousand dollars for watch, worthless. He put all his diamonds in and all that. So he was Atanasio was asking me like about like watches with diamonds and all of that. So I had to explain to him a different within a plain Jane and a bus down.

And I told them that, you know, the plain Jane is the way to go because it's like a Rolex. It's pretty much like a bank account. If you keep it clean, you don't damage it.

You could put insurance on it, too, like it's going to hold as values go up in value. So you spent thirty six thousand on the Rolex. It's like having the money in a bank account, actually. And you're not supposed to clean your Rolex that much either. We learned that from the jewelry episode that we did that every time you clean it, you take a little bit off to take a little bit of gold off. Like if you go to, like a certified Rolex place, the only clean, if you like, once a year, they're not going to clean it for you like every week.

So these are things that we need to learn because it's like we want let's face it, let's face it, we're not going to get away from hip hop. This is our culture. So we got to embrace it, but we got to be smart about it. And it's not just about, you know, saying don't buy this, don't buy that. You can buy it. But if you go and buy it, make it an investment.

And that's what somebody made a post and they responded to the post that you had put up. And they were like, it's also a sentimental thing, right? Like I believe he said the story, like his grandfather passed it down to him and it was a sentimental value he never wore. And then he finally did and realized the value of it. So it was also for that piece to man, sometimes you pass these things down, an asset like that that you even think would have a sentimental value, but it also has a monetary value as well.

So I now see a man.

I was a good, good comment. Thank you. Thank you for your shout.

Tell your dad it's an investment. Oh, it's a good homework piece.

I want you guys to Google on average. What is the return on a Rolex and a ten year period?

I think you'll be surprised at home not not showing up for work, you know, I think. Oh, yeah.

And if you guys look at the gold future in 1976, the price of gold was at 101 fifty as of right now, go to that one thousand nine hundred ninety dollars and 40 cents so you can go look at the chart and see the increase. Yes.

Imagine that that gentleman who said his grandfather bought the really right when he bought it, it was probably 60s and 70s and now he doesn't.

But but that's what our generation wanted to like. We got this market. It's like family. Like you said, they might buy a watch. It's like even like wedding rings. Like women will give their wedding like a passed down and. Well, I, I'm saying. So it's like we got to look at that too. Like as far as like don't you, you want to be you want to buy nice things to be smart about it. You can buy a Rolex and that could be passed down from generation to generation is going to go up in value.

And now not only does it have monetary value, but it has sentimental value as well. And it represents something that's I worked hard for this and now you. So, you know, I feel like especially black people in America for the most part, we just starting to really get money. So we haven't really been privy to like years and years of traditions with other cultures have years and years of tradition.

So we got to make our own we've got freedom. We got to create our own traditions and we have to be smart. And now now it's about everything we do. We got to be super, super intentional. So we know that we like to shine as a part of our culture. So now let's just be smart about it. Yeah, I was shocked to not see that these kids have the best conversations about in early childhood.

Ricardo, we come to you.

I'm new to self. You've been on unit. What's up? While know how to work, what was going on here in Troyen, what's going on Brooklyn? He came out to be OK. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I don't really have much to say. I just want to thank you. I appreciate what you are doing for the culture, especially in me. You know, that's the that's the ghost of stocks.

I appreciate this. Oh, yeah.

I just had a question on the chart that she was doing. That's from TD Ameritrade thinkorswim, right? Yes.

OK, OK, cool, cool, cool.

Yeah. Because I the thing I have a hard time about is just like knowing when to buy like a family, all directions of, you know, doubling down and buying it every month. So I got shares in Apple, Microsoft, you know, which is big both AMD and I mean your stock where you set to buy it at twenty eight but rejecting.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

So I got up which is, has been doing very well for me. I got to that price point that you have to get as a thank you. Thank you. Yeah.

I'm still working on my ways against the stock club though.

Here's the thing. I mean if you're in elite, if you have everything that you need already like and I don't want to induce Fumo, so one side of, you know, a capital like will sell more, push more, get more. But to me it means a lot more. If in ten or fifteen years you like you are really rock with you because you didn't sell me anything else. For those who want to join the VIP list, you know I hardly ever sell anything.

I'm giving you the information to be able to execute, keep the money in your pocket and buy more shares. You have to have a stock club. You're good like elite has more picks and Stock Club does. So just double down on the ones that you have, the ones that are working execute, put price on your chart. You'll be able to get some of your own price points and you'll be good. But I'm doing this so you can have your own freedom.

I'm not doing this so you can be tied to me and of to me for the rest of your life. Gotcha, gotcha. I appreciate your. Thank you. I think that I think that's a common misconception, too, with like me personally in my personal portfolio right now, I have like seven, I think, positions.

And right now I switch on. But and most of them right now it's you don't need. 30 positions to get rich. You really don't know.

It's like you only need a few really good picks, whether it's stocks, ETFs and double down on that and really, you know, just focus on that. It's like it's like sports. Like I'm saying like if you got if you got a few really good star players, that's all you need.

So you don't need 30 players like that's what people don't understand like. And that's something that Quinn even said last week with the satellite dary. You pick an ETF and then you and then you double down on the top performing stocks inside of the ETFs. Because when you have too many stocks, what happens is that you have winners and you have losers. The more losers you have, it drags down your winners. So you're trying to have like a hundred and fifty stocks.

If that's the case, you might just buy a mutual fund.

I mean, we go back and forth about strategy, so I'll just say what mine is. I like my investment strategy as a table. And so my table needs four legs.

So I have four strong legs. Anything that I want to get, I'll put on top of that table, I think can't sit on top of the table and all along there. So I see a lot of people putting ETFs in. And I see if you if you're interested in art, there was a great article today in the Forbes go check that out is an amazing article on the foundation of how art was created with them and create a strong foundation.

And if you have money to invest, put it on top of your table. If it doesn't belong, if it's not an entree, it don't belong on top of that table for first.

Yeah, if your list looks like this, you have too many, you're going to.

And then also here's what you can't get back time. So if you missed out on a tremendous opportunity to buy a company, even if it's a vanguard and we make no money from referring to the vanguard, Vanguard does not care about us. But if you missed out on getting in because I know people say you can't time the market, I think I've proven at scale humbly that's not true. But if you miss and getting in at the right time, it may cost you four percent.

So the less you have, the more the less you have to focus on and there isn't a person on Earth that disagrees with the indexes or the ETF like across the board, all of us, Mark Kathee would like you don't need that many. What the market is very good at doing is the same as Vegas is getting you to take action. That is not best for you. That is best for House. You have to take care of your own house.

And to my brother on YouTube, I don't know if Berkshire has partial download. TD Ameritrade. If you need funding for TD Ameritrade, I will catch up you 100. So you open an account, but.

Channel is great, just limited to four to eight years ago, because if you have 50 going to have an asset allocation and you go with that, and I would say historical shifts is about to go crazy for our culture.

That's what I want us to stop doing.

Shout shot at the go to because he doesn't want to. I want us to stop asking questions that we can easily Google. The answer is there. We're here every week, but we can execute because we are too smart. We make too many companies rich, we make too many rappers hot. We buy too many shoes today. We don't actually the textile manufacturer for Nike, we don't do it.

So I want us to execute and please, let's call her name because she got a question.

You never got a question I was going to build. We don't know the building their name. Come to Uvalda. What's going on? I mean, just if you've been unmuted. Oh, my God. You mean like four, three, because she didn't have food at the microwave? I don't know, like a wave of prison breaks, you know, to deal with. So. OK, how are you guys doing?

I'm good. I saw your name. I haven't seen that one before. How are you?

Thank you so much for everything. I'm learning a lot.

Thank you. Thank you for your support. Appreciate it. You know, I forgot my question time.

Relief for God, but thank you, guys. Let me ask you a question. What is your biggest fear about investing and what's the best company you've invested in this year?

And I invested in Apple, OK, and I. I don't have any fear of anything, I'm more of a you know, like a risk risk taker because I learned this on my own last July. I learned how to do the stocks on my own. I love that. So I just take chances and just go in with what I like and what's out there, what I use.

And at some point, if you don't mind me asking, how old are you? I'm fifty seven, so I love to hit out late.

It's not there's never there's never a start date to investing and learning and bettering yourself. So at 57 years old, for you to even, you know, be interested in stocks and you never did it your whole entire life. No. And you just started at fifty seven years old is something that's very commendable. So, you know, I always say kudos to you. Kudos to you. A lot of times, you know, especially, you know, we get stuck in our ways and we like, oh, you know, I'm 30 and 40 and 50, 60 is too late for me.

So, you know, you had enough courage to say, you know what, I haven't done something for 50 for the first fifty seven years of my life. But that doesn't I can't do it for the next fifty seven years of my life.

So you and plus I was looking at my retirement, my first retirement when I worked many years ago with my divorce, my ex-husband and having it. So I'm starting all over. You know, I'm with a company, I'm a nurse, and I'm working for the hospital for ten years now. So I'm starting all over with my retirement fund.

I'm give you one in health care that you probably are very familiar with. Look at Stryker. Yes. Look at Stryker waste management in Wal-Mart. Those would be three. Really good that. But, you know, Stryker is like a legal monopoly. So wait for it to drop.

And, yes, you give your price. If he can get struck out 180 or 185 and hold it for five or 10 years, you'll be good. And Wal-Mart and what was the other one? Waste management. OK. Thank you, that was that was just for you. Don't worry, nobody's listening. That was.

Thank you. Thank you. Appreciate you. Appreciate it. Thank you. Thanks.

That's that's that's not so. So far, we have somebody from South Africa called my nine year old son, Cole. So we had we had this beautiful young lady who was 57 years old and just started investing. We had a wide variety of callers so far, very, very inspirational, a lot of different levels.

I'm telling you, every Monday, every Sunday night, I'm like, yes, tomorrow is Monday. Tomorrow is Monday. I can't wait. I can't wait because there's always something beautiful that happens.

The hallmark of Monday morning, I'm calling on you because you told my letters.

What's more, I was spamming you guys hard. I'm so sorry. Oh, OK. I need to relax. My heart is pounding free. I just want to say, like, this is unbelievable. I've been following you guys for the last eight weeks, give or take.

I am so appreciative for you and for us all.

To Mark Monroe, Jolin Wall Street trapper. I mean, who it's just it has changed my life in a way that you guys the I'm sure you understand, but it really has hit us hard in my home. Just a quick little background. About four years ago, I became completely paralyzed with something called transverse myelitis. And I feel for Sophea because I was diagnosed with lupus as well during that time. And so over the last four years, I've been going through intensive, intensive recovery.

I completely lost everything. I mean, I lost my job. I lost my beautiful house down in tapin north of Tarpon Springs, Florida. I was living my personal dream at that time. Long story short, I moved back home outside of Philly. Wassup? And now I'm with you guys. So I've got my son here. I've got my family on. Shout out to my Aunt Adriana, who's listening. She helped me and gave me some talking notes.

So here's what I have. I'm currently on Social Security utilizing that as my form of investing money. Since I've been watching you guys, I have invested in Apple. I have gotten into a couple of different stocks that are just really hot, I believe top fifteen, as you guys suggest, to keep an eye on the guys who are actually doing well. So that's what I've been doing. I've been trying to follow the advice and as of right now, I invested about fourteen hundred and I'm positive about one hundred and fifty dollars as of right now.

So I've got long term stocks going on.

I think my question more or less is I'm on a fixed income, I do work part time, I really enjoy doing things with animals. So I actually became a dog groomer recently with PetSmart. So so that's what I've been doing as my passion business. And I want that to develop into something that I can do as a home based business. How do I mean, I feel like a lot of what I need is financial advising, more or less, you know, I've got some really solid stocks, like I said, Apple, a r r KQ.

I did Best Buy Clowe CEO and then Hero. And then I found one that I thought was interesting is very new. V i r s. It's an ETF that has Invidia, Amazon, Netflix, Danaher Corp., Thermo Fisher, Abbot, Wal-Mart, Home Depot, Lowe's and Zoome. So I felt like even though it was new, I don't see how this one could lose. That's a good one. OK, it's no only the only thing that could take you down is asset allocation.

I'm looking at it snow, but it could be promising. What is the thing that we can do to help you?

Well, I mean, I'm kind of scaling little by little. I started with the the long term stocks. I was going to try to jump in for quadruple witching, but I didn't feel comfortable with the options trading. And and I know that you said education over, you know, just getting in and and not being successful. So I have I started TD Ameritrade, the traditional platform. So it has all the education I've been going through, the options.

They have a whole research and education staff. So I've been going through those courses. And then on top of that, you guys and everybody else on YouTube and just research, research, research.

I would say I would say it has gotten. You have mentioned that you might need some financial advice and help. Everybody knows that I'm a financial adviser and I stop doing consultations for every single person at first, which is what you are university members. But that became overwhelming.

So I only do I do group calls for a while, university once a month, which is really, really dope. But for you, I'll make an exception if you're interested.

If you want to have a half an hour conversation, you can definitely email, email us and for Galizia and just title, put the title 30 minute conversation Wabasha and just put the, you know, what we spoke about and then we'll I'll send you my calendar. And if you're interested, we can definitely have that conversation.

Renee, also in the email, can you in an email, can you also send your catch up? So there are some people who text me right now like we want to help Rene, so just send us to catch up.

Also, I like my heart is pounding. I like who I really feel like I'm going to cry because this has changed my life. I just had a recent flare up in July. And, you know, when when your body is no longer an asset to you, which mine has been my entire life. I mean, I have been a hustler since day one. I had a racket on the dog walking market on my block. Like that was me as a kid.

And, you know, I just this is going to be my way to now provide for my son. So I support on my own. And, you know, it's like I got to work smarter. I can't use my body. I can't rely on it anymore.

Everyone give me a cash up if I ever do anything good for any of you on YouTube asone when she gives her cash up, send her money, please. What's your cash?

Oh, my God. Stop it, please. What is your cash? Hold on.

I got you're going to make me cry like we can't talk about generational wealth and helping each other. And then when someone says that they need help, you know how tough it is to tell the public that you need help. Oh, trust me, when you suffer lost my legs, the hardest thing to do was to give up my you have to give up everything because you're no longer able to do for yourself. And that was the hardest thing I ever had to do.

So, yes, asking for help as the Hispanic woman is something we just don't do. Please don't laugh.

It's nice and easy. Dog eat dog. Eighty seven.

And my heart and my gut try to say, you got your own cash up. Oh, please. Because honestly, it's going to go straight to red pants because that's what I.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. You know, I just sent you 500. I appreciate you. Please send your email so I can put you in a club tonight.

OK, thank you so much. We love you.

We support you. We appreciate. Thank you.

We thank you for being so warm. But with us tonight that that was amazing. The cash that is there. Lyle University, I know was going crazy right now, which coincidentally to support your way. So thank you. Thank you for sharing that with us.

Thank you. I appreciate you. Everyone on you, too. I don't care if you give a dollar. Oh, look, this year's been tough for everybody, so. Imagine if it were you. And that's why I like in the community. I really would like our coalition. I don't know who's giving back more like you just in terms of like free advice. So if we've done anything to help any of you in any way. Please send or something.

Because of that up. So it's a tough it's a tough situation, you know, a good friend of mine is paralyzed and, you know, he's he's a fighter, a strong person, an extremely strong person. So, you know, you just see sometimes in life, you know, we think about our problems and our.

It's like hell in comparison, it's like my mom always said, like the man with no shoes, always complaining till he met the man with no feet. So we always have to realize that no matter where we are in life, there's always a blessing and things can always be worse. And the best way, if you're feeling down, if you're feeling bad about your situation, the best way to really change that is to help. You might there might be more help than you.

And then you really realized how blessed you are. You really are. So for me, you know, just even have my son on on the line, I was a blessing, something that I don't take for granted. I don't take for granted. And, you know, family is is the real the real wealth, our hopes, our families, our sanity, our how these things these things should not be taken for granted. There's a lot of people out here that wish, wish, wish they had things that we take for granted.

So I may have to be extremely humble.

And we're all the product of other people helping, like a couple people not helping in my family, my mom, Grandma Marty, my dad on on like talk to my Uncle Henry, like any of us could have been homeless. Friends like, you know, even are you shot at time, Chris, you know, starving in college, like. Let me get some of your food plays. Like, you never know what people are going through. You never know, and that's why I tell you guys from my perspective, like especially being a business owner.

Business is so easy for us in comparison to what our grandparents would have had to go through, like our grandparents and parents being able to do this on public access, let alone at the scale that we're doing. So I am begging all of you to please help if you know someone is in the. I'm Becky. Absolutely. So I appreciate your man. It is not 15, so I'm just going really quickly do our earnings of the week. It is the one that I am watching closely very closely is our dominoes on Thursday.

And most people think dominoes, I think and pizza. I'm going to tell you right now. Breaking news alert. Domino's is a tech company that sells pizza.

Yes. So I'm definitely interested in what they're doing as far as their earnings from a technological standpoint.

I mean, the hot spot delivery is revolutionary. The digital sales, they were doing that before pretty much any food company was doing it. So Domino's is what I'm watching that is coming on Thursday before before the market opens. So be on the lookout for that.

It's one of the ones I wish I would have talked about more than Overstock, even just ordering. They deliver faster than anyone else. Way better than Pizza Hut. But, you know, on a tech site. Tremendous, like not as good as Scharpling, but on par with that kind of stranglehold on the market. So, yeah, I'm anxious to see what they do.

And I want to I want to ask your opinion. Can we talk about Latin culture? President Trump had an interesting week. You know, we got to get that political show going.

Guys, why is he the one? I want to want to talk to him about that.

Come on board as well, because this is this is we can't we can't we can't brush over this.

The trumpets have been blown. King Arthur, are you this that was going on. Brother was Goodfellows brother. How are you maintaining and maintaining.

Yeah. So I want to ask anybody not familiar. Arthur has become a fictional market. Mundy's he's a top earner and we're working on something die hard.

Is it fair. Is it.

Yeah. Oh, that's my favorite rapper of all time.

We got that Aziza's. He was my guy. The high school man Soza Asiatics. So awesome. How do you feel about this whole situation?

President Trump had an interesting week. He had his tax records were leaked by the New York Times for like years of investigating. They found out that he paid allegedly seven hundred and fifty dollars and I believe 2016, 2017 and 15 of the last 20 years. He actually paid no money in taxes. After that. He had a very entertaining debate, to say the least. I did.

After that, he was diagnosed with Coronavirus and then after that he took a ride in Secret Service.

Now they got a quarantine for two weeks. And then today he released himself and made a whole thing of it and went on the balcony, the White House and the whole thing. So I say this to say the market was up and down crazy. Like when they first found out he had Korona overnight, the market plummeted. Yeah. And they found out that, you know, they gave him some steroids. And it looks like it's not going to be that bad.

Then the market shot up. So how is the financial markets reacting? This is like a very volatile situation right now. We don't know what's going on. What should we should thoughts on it?

I mean, I think a lot of how we say a lot of the majority of what we see on TV in terms of politics, I believe it's just theater. I don't think that is the I don't believe I'm conspiracy theory is stuff like that. But a lot a lot of what we see in terms of these stories are just theater. And so when you see the market going up and down like that, a lot of what you see it you're seeing emotions just like somebody watching a TV show.

People get the market gets emotional and it goes up and down. But I think it's also telltale that the market is moving based on, you know. It's correlated with with Trump benefiting essentially, you know, the better he's doing, the better the market is doing. And I think that was relevant when you saw, like the Bob Johnson interview with Bob Johnson. I'm not sure everybody saw that with Bob Johnson basically came out and said, well, you know, I'd rather have the devil that I know because it's better for my bank account, you know what I mean?

And so when you saw the market drop, when Trump is supposedly sick, that's the market thinking, well, we're going to get another regime, it's going to be a little more volatile or, you know, things are going to be favorable for corporate interests. And so the market goes down. In addition to you have the emotional response from people who are just watching. And like I say, to a certain degree, it's a it's a soap opera, you know, with Trump and the volatility you see in the market.

There's something else that is hopefully will happen, we'll see, and that's the stimulus bill and Lou, they've been working back and forth and I'm watching it very intently because I know if the stimulus bill passes, then that means that people will have money to spend. And we're right in that fourth quarter where it's holiday season. And so, like, if you've been watching, even Amazon has pushed up their prime rate promises like next week. And so that made other retailers like, you know, what we're going to do with the Black Friday.

We're going to push us up to October. So that happening all in the same time. It'll be interesting to see if they actually do get a stimulus bill passed. I know the president spoke and said, get it done.

We shall see. Yeah, I mean, I think at this point and as I say, the political stuff that you generally just watch on TV is theater. But I would ask how many a lot of people when they watched the debate, I would ask them how many of them watched the Fed just when Jim Powell was was commenting on the need for stimulus. Look at what if you look at what the market participants like like like Ian in Wall Street, Trappe always say when you when you go when you get Apple and you go and you get Amazon and you're getting the best management teams, look at what those management teams care about.

They don't care about the day to day news that we're watching with Trump and Biden and all of this back and forth. But they do care about is that stimulus bill going to get paid, get going to get past. The airlines are like, are you going to give us that? Twenty five billion dollars, you know what I mean? And so I would say for us as investors and as citizens, we have to look at those things that I don't particularly care about Trump's I mean, I'm not to sound insensitive, but I don't know.

I don't care about his health, as you know what I mean. But I do care about that stimulus bill. I don't care about Trump's personal taxes. I really don't. But I do care about his tax policy versus Joe Biden's tax policy and how that is actually going to affect me. And let me just throw this caveat out there. I'm not telling anyone to vote either way, vote what's best for you, your family and your community. However, you need to know the consequences of the way that you vote and how it's going to affect you.

I believe that in this community, we probably have somewhat of a left leaning community. And probably I'm going to say based on a Facebook group, a lot of people are going to vote for Joe Biden. I think a lot that I'm not knocking that. However, you need to know the results of that. And if you're somebody who's made a come up over the last 10 years and you're doing well and you're making four or five hundred thousand dollars a year, that's going to raise taxes in a very aggressive way.

Now, that doesn't mean that you should not vote for Joe Biden, but that means that you need to know that if he wins, you're going to have to make an adjustment in your family's retirement planning because you're going to have less money than you were actually expecting. Now, I think taxes are going to go up regardless, you know, but you need to be able to know those differences because as we know, for money, money, matters of the game, those one two percent, that could be a huge difference because it seems like a lot.

But over the long haul, that can be a huge difference and is as it applies to our community, our community, we need those of us who are doing relatively well. And I'm not talking about the superstars and entertainers, athletes, but those of us who are running small businesses who are five hundred thousand, just making a million dollars, we need them to be financially strong, to be able to come back and do what you and Ian and those guys just did to be able to give back to our community when if all of a sudden when our guy when those of us in our community are just now starting to break into that wealthy threshold, we all of a sudden get taxed to.

It's now all of our small business owners, half of them have been shut down because of the pandemic, and then those of them who are able to survive all of a sudden get taxed at a higher rate than they were expecting and they did not plan for that. How is Ian now able to go and get five hundred dollars away off the cuff if he didn't plan for the fact that he may necessarily he may get taxed seven 50 tomorrow.

So do you think if Biden has a chance to win and he gets in office, even though Biden historically has been racist as well, that the political issues with police enforcement could go down? Because for me, even if it goes that goes down five percent, unless people get killed, it would be worth the trade off, the tax and part suck. But if we don't have someone in office that is inciting death to us publicly, is it not worth the trade off or do you think of Biden gets in, he'll push the same narrative as well.

But just quietly behind the scenes was a couple of things. All right. So let's assume that Biden is just going to do the opposite of Trump, more or less, right? One one one of the things that we have to remember is that Biden needs the Senate right now. If he does it, if we don't if we get Biden in and we don't get in, the Democrats don't win the Senate. I don't like to say weeks. I don't consider myself a Democrat or Republican, to be clear.

But if they don't win the Senate, that means Joe Biden is there. Nothing gets past you just there in office. He's just sitting there and it's Jimmy Carter all over again. Yeah, but let's say that he does get the Senate into your point and he makes the social changes that we expect. He improves he improves the police departments. He improves those things. On the flip side, Joe Biden is still well, I always say Nancy Pelosi was the president of the Democrats is super duper wealthy.

If she wants, she benefits more than anyone in Congress from Trump's tax policies than any one. And so while she may be able to take the tax hit and while Joe Biden may be able to take the tax hit, you know, my cousin, who's doing very well right now, I know his family needs him. He has an entire family that's dependent on him maintaining that seven hundred and fifty thousand a year, you know what I mean? And so I'm not telling him to vote against Joe Biden.

I would vote for the social issues as well. But in terms of our future planning, we all know we can vote for social get all the social issues passed that we want. We saw that with the civil rights bill. Well, because we a split, we didn't plan in our position economically. The civil rights bill passed and actually hurt us, as we all know, to a large degree, because a lot of the things that were in the civil rights bill didn't benefit us because guess what?

We just voted for the guy who was going to pass the bill. We didn't actually know what the bill said, so we didn't know how to take advantage of it. And a lot of people who are voting for Joe Biden and I'm just going to go out here, say, vote for Joe Biden, because at the end of the day, we don't want Trump in there. But go read the policy because everything and Joe Biden's policy isn't necessarily going to benefit you and your family and our community or the president.

I'm going to interject really quick because you said future planning. So, yes, the tax implications is one thing. But if Joe Biden wins and hopefully he does, right.

There is a country that we have not had the best relationship during the past four years, and that is China.

And so if you have stocks specifically and I'm talking to myself and maybe a few others around semiconductors, so you vote you vote for Joe Biden. It's not you said hopefully.

So hopefully he wins. I mean, I'm don't I mean, you see, hopefully I'm independent.

So if you invested in stocks that, you know, if there's a better relationship with China and you're investing in stocks that come from China, specifically semiconductors, that might not be a bad play or bad position to go into, especially ETFs that we have mentioned before that have semiconductors. That's a being one. So think about that.

If you think about future planning in the event that he does win.

OK, so I'm a come right back at you. Truly, part of what he wants to do is he wants to be able to raise taxes on corporations and be able to tax those for profit. So they're trying to eliminate all of it. And let me be let me be frank. The tax increase, I think, is absolutely needed. I think part of what the Fed Chairman Powell was saying is that they're getting across the world. You're getting to the limit of central bank effectiveness.

There's only so much money that the central bank is going to be able to pump into the system. And so as a result, what they're starting to say is that we need fiscal stimulus. Fiscal stimulus is dependent on taxes unless we just want to go further and further and further into debt. So I think the taxes are going to come regardless. They're going to come in all shapes and forms. However, if you tax a billionaire 50 percent, right.

He still has half a billion dollars. If you tax somebody whose only make it twenty five thousand dollars a year at 20 percent. Still, he lives twenty thousand dollars, like that's a huge effect on him, and so his tax rate is lower. His ability to still maintain isn't the same as the billionaire. So it's important that we understand what we're getting ourselves into just so that we can plan not to say that we don't have to deal with it, not to say that we need to be doing something different, but we need to be able to plan and move accordingly.

Martha, there's an update, there's been an update. Yes, it was Arthur for president, but now you may have competition in for president has now become a thing trending on Twitter.

We definitely have to have more of these political conversations because it goes hand in hand as far as finances. It's not just like it's a domino effect. So as the first step power dynamics we actually should get.

Dr. Claudet is involved in trying. Yeah. Power nomination. And that's like his blueprint is like the first level is financial independence, financial freedom. And then after that, then he says, like, you buy politicians. He used to actually run political campaigns. So he's not just somebody is just talking on social media like he ran like presidential campaigns.

And he was saying, like, you know, as far as like you can you buy politicians. That's all part of the economic structure. We've got to start the EIO superPAC.

So absolutely. I know we have a lot of Tesla fans in here, like one of the main. If you look at those Tesla tanks, one of the main things that that's one of the main sources of their profitability is the tax credit that they receive for purchases of those cars. If you eliminate that tax credit, the electric vehicle tax credit, Tesla is not even profitable right now, you know what I mean? If you eliminate that tax credit, all of these companies wouldn't even have the the the the the urge or the desire necessarily to invest in these electric vehicles.

And that was something that you could have read about 15, 20 years ago. They would have actually that tax credit came as a result of the financial crisis. It was a way to try to encourage new investment, but specifically in clean and clean tech stuff. So I just think it's important that when we do our investing that we realize that. The Fed in the federal government are now by far the largest investors, and if you're not paying, it's absolutely the way that they are moving their money, meaning if you're not reading the legislation the same way you read this, in case you have no idea what you're voting for and ultimately the way your money is going to be moved.

Let me ask a very important follow up question. So on a local level through the White House, what are some steps we can take to keep the people that we vote for accountable as opposed to just giving our votes away and just hoping that everything will work out?

Man, first thing, like I said, that's a real question. Yeah, I think the first thing that we have to do is, like I said, we have to actually read the policies that are being passed. Like I always say, you have no idea who you're voting for if you don't read the legislation that they that they pass, because oftentimes these guys, they have to vote or they have to pass legislation that they don't necessarily agree with.

So how about this? We got to do the political show. Maybe you can help people break that down, because I think in our community, even if we read it, we may not know what to look for. Absolutely.

I agree. I agree that that's where we come in.

We want to appreciate you. Appreciate you, brother. Yeah. I got a question for you. You know, I got to give, you know, guidelines. Rules. Don't worry. You're going to be addicted to alcohol.

Not one not one guideline thing. No. Good. All right. So just to relate it back to of cost of racism presentation in this, that there's a talk right now about how a lot of the asset classes are all starting to move the same. So, like, if you look at the Tesla chart, if you look at the gold chart, if you look at the number chart, if you look at the majority of cryptocurrency charts, they're all starting to move in the exact same direction is.

As a result, there's all of the issues in terms of the crashes, they say as a result. However, there's this talk of submission of volatility where essentially the Fed steps in any time there's a crash flood zone with all this liquidity helps prop up the market. Things continue on. But as a result, there's also the connected increase in inequality. So. We as a people will group our black people as we start to move into these financial investments, as we start to lose a lot of the things that are money market message, the machine, we start to act very much like the Fed.

In a way we start to exacerbate. The same inequality. That we, in theory, would like to prevent. So as we start to move in and we start to invest and we start to act and in somewhat of a monolithic manner, like I can look at the way a Facebook group and start to see like this. Listen, everybody in this group is in a volo. Everybody in this group is in Tesla. And I think that when you start to do that way as a community, it becomes easy to take advantage of you, you know what I mean?

Because everyone else can see it from a hybrid standpoint. So as we move as a people, as a community, whether it's e our group was as a larger community within this country, how do you think that we mitigate that risk in the sense that if I'm a trader and I look and I see everybody's read reading money mass a game and everybody is and everybody in the black community is investing in Volo, I may start to try to move in an opposite direction and taking advantage of that.

How do we compensate for that. My entire thesis is for me to get from the heart and only share what I'm doing. I've always said of Apple, Vangard goes out of business, whatever the next best move is, long term, I'll say this is the next best move. And I hope one of these companies that I love falls apart so I can come on here and say the company is now a piece of shit and see, I stand on what I say.

Do I think we can get taken advantage of? I. Potentially, but we can all some of the money, it's not like we're in a venture fund and we're kept in a locked in for a 10 year cycle or a five year period. But as of right now, theoretically, could it happen? Anything could. But as of right now, where we're standing, it's one of the biggest lessons that I've had to learn. I can only focus on what's in front of me right now.

So if Jordan is being guarded by Clyde Drexler, I can't worry about next season or the dream team what they're going to do in Croatia. I got to get my playbook for Clyde. Now, if those fall apart or the indexes are no longer good or let's say the expense ratio changes or any of that. Right. Because like auto investment has gotten too popular and debt market breaks, we will move to something else. But in the interim, I'm only going to just share what I know.

And I'm only pointing out because there's thousands of books out there on investing. Most of them are trash. I honestly believe if a person can't Toguri point you to a book or a company and say, hey, this is good and stick their neck out, disclosure disclaimer, please insert, then they're not really trying to help you. Because I remember back if I go back to 2000, 2005, I'm like, hey, what I should invest in people like, hey, depends.

That's a bullshit answer. Then I start saying, what's in your portfolio? That answer was different than what they were telling me to invest in, so I technically don't think and and here's my thing. I want us to have enough shares that we can actually start going to these board meetings.

Well, I thought I was going to say, let me just jump in. Going to cut you off. But you are all because there's a flip side to that, Arthur, as well. Whereas if enough economic pressure is put, then now you're in a position to actually demand change. So we see all the time with Warren Buffett, once the CEO out of a company in trouble, or if any major shareholder, if they don't if they don't like what's going on with the company, then that company's in trouble.

So imagine if there's a million or 10 million black investors investing and they don't they don't even have they don't even have to be in like one particular fund, but they just have to have a voice. And they all in Tesla. Right. And now they state they put pressure on Elon Musk and say, look, you're going to have to have a distribution factory in Harlem and Crenshaw or we're pulling our money out of Tesla tomorrow.

Like that's economic pressure that you can put us. One of the benefits of a publicly traded company is that the stockholders actually are the owners of the company. So one stockholder doesn't have that much power, but millions of stockholders have a lot of power, usually is done by major people that have billions of dollars and they can take and put pressure on companies if we don't have billions of dollars. But we have a lot all invested in one company. Now we can put pressure on that company, whether it's Coca-Cola or the Tesla, whether it's Nike, whether it's whatever.

And now they have no choice but to oblige because the owners of the company are actually making a demand on it. So you see that happen all the time on a on a on a macro level, but it can happen on a micro level, too. So I would say that that's another way to look at as opposed to necessarily taking advantage. So we can we can actually be in a position where we can actually make demands on companies and in kind of move the chess.

And that's what people do see all the time. If somebody if somebody is making an investment in Israel, like there's certain protocols that they got, they got to follow follow.

They've got to follow those protocols or they know that they're going to be in trouble. But if somebody's trying to invest in China in certain protocols that they got to follow or they know that they're going to be in trouble. So it's the same thing. Different communities have had different voices. But I think investing is something that we haven't really spoke about.

But that's another way to kind of put pressure on on on corporations outside of just protesting and outside of boycotting is actually putting pressure in stock meetings come the will, anything they can advocate on our behalf to say, hey, they represent twenty three point eight percent of our revenue.

If we lose them, we go under and you lose your investment as a venture company, please start treating them fairly. It's the only way showing my brother on YouTube. I'm not a Republican.

It's not just the just the just to clarify everybody. Like I said, I'm not advocating. I always tell people, vote what's best for you, your family and your community. But I think it's important that we have a diversity of thought. You know, that's one of the things that that you learn about the power dynamics as well. So I just like to try to the questions that I try to bring in here, just something to kind of counter to what's going on, not to say that it's right or wrong, just that we could we could have a diversity of thought, you know, just just by having this conversation here, we had Rashad bring in a powerful way for us to try to hold these these companies accountable, you know what I mean?

But if we don't have that diversity of thought we just saw sitting here, chair Czeslaw and taking our checks. But now, just because we've had this kind of kind of thought, we have a way where we could say, well, you know what, Tesler? That next that next factory has to be somewhere where we want it to be somewhere. And, you know, I think it's that diversity of thought that causes those types of exchanges and that type of investing.

I agree. Which is more so for for for it for the community as opposed to just our individual party. And I love it, too.

But I also want to give context and share there only maybe I don't know if the S&P 500, you guys and YouTube won't kill me when you see the replay.

Let's say there's only maybe 25 percent of companies that are actually good right now, the S&P 500.

So with that, there's just a few that are actually of inequality. Now, if we were in a normal market, we didn't have this economic downslide or calamity that we're currently facing, there would be more diversity of selection in what companies we could invest in. But March really showed and pulled the covers off of a lot of companies just to show they weren't operating that well. And even with the airlines now not charging all these additional fees, which, you know, is like the overdrafts of that industry and now they're cutting away with those, they have to do a lot better.

So I think this is the turning of a time where companies have to be more innovative, execute faster. And for those you who are watching the corporate, please, you need to execute faster, because if not, some of you are going to go out of business by twenty twenty five point twenty seven, we're going to have another recession. So when the market opens back up and there are better players in the space, I will call those better players out, too.

But there's only a handful of companies even in the Dow 30 that are worth their weight in gold. So. I appreciate you, brother. I see a few people throwing my name in the ring.

You have president, president twenty twenty four. Konya is my running mate.

Yeah, I to get you for the I don't care how much money I make, I want you to Google where I'm from. Shaarawy Itoi. I'm from Chicago, Indiana. I will never I don't give a damn how much money I can save in taxes, TiVo messaged me for my swear jar so people look a real sweet deal.

No matter how much money I make, I'm want to be pross.

So don't don't get that confused so you can stop the that. He's Trump campaign to improve us, so stop playing, stop what you're going to make goes really come out and soon he'll become more like your yo.

If you don't like somebody they know, it's really like, come on, chill. Like I don't like I was broke majority of my life. I grew up around all black and Latino people who don't like the color glasses and a little blazer for you.

I guess you'll put the black off of them and I'll play with this guy when I'm playing with you. I don't even want them to get the optics for it.

You know, may I really go out of retirement?

And as far as dominos, you guys, that's about entry. So, you know, I want to do my best to give to our community.

I'm a pull up dominoes and tell you the price for to get in because Domino's is currently too high.

So we have too much fun there. That's the problem is I have too much fun, man.

So if it gets underneath, if Domino's gets three, seven years to go by, 44, 45 is too high. 370 is a good entry for Domino's. So but I'm black like I grew up around black and Latin people. My family is from the south. I don't care how much money I make. I still identify at an institution as being black. I don't walk in any buildings and they think I'm anything else. So stop that. So to my brother on YouTube.

I see you, I don't care if I'm a hundred dollars million dollars, I would not vote for Trump.

You know, Tommy on the way, my brother on YouTube. This is the best, most entertaining show, the most entertaining show in the world.

Did I crack face now you down even with that.

Even with that, the love that I have for business. When Tiffany was on, I try not to crack a smile to give her the light. She's the queen. So you have guests in your house, you let them shine. She had valuable information. She told you what it cost the book booking for the cons..

I was trying to get all the questions I could. Right. That's right. Hope so. My brother at the time, this is what I do as well.

I can't run for president because men, people a no go man. But I have been happy to donate.

I'd be happy to donate, shout, shout out to all the good people of East Chicago, Indiana and Indiana. Chicago, Indiana, SJC on supercharges out the Marcoola Super Shachar to wicked Johannah Supachai with a few other people earlier. Sorry you didn't get a chance to mention you guys.

We appreciate 74 dominoes. If it drops, if we have a precipitous decline at the market, that will go back up to 435 by 2021.

OK, it's told you don't say anything till you don't say we. I tell you, don't say it again. Ladies and gentlemen, you know what we've got?

Well, you got what Obama said say not good, because I was going to say this was going to this was another very entertaining episode of Early Aleesha emotionally.

It was hit every eight minutes, everything.

We almost got a call from South Africa. We had a young lady who was 57 years old just on the bus. And we had a beautiful soul that was paralyzed, that shared her story. We had my son call in. We had Arthur with a twenty minute political conversation. We had a Biden supporters about to go crazy about their hotel room.

Just one had it all.

This one for our culture and our approach, you notice they're going to do first is the Illuminati.

Illuminati want my my soul and my body.

They got us. You got 24 hours to high for Domino's. Please don't let Texas about the options either. For 24 is too high and 435 got away with the slot. Now shout out Freddie Gibbs to. Pretty good, oh, yes, out to the south, pretty good. He's from he's from your neighborhood. He can carry some shopping areas of the Jackson for the Jackson five. Definitely, yeah. Shots are good people of Indiana.

Yeah, now I was going to say October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, which is why you have on Pink and pink all month. Yeah, pink apparel is coming in, so we'll pop that out and. Yeah. Man shouts Everybody that is a survivor or know somebody who has been affected by breast cancer to all our women. We appreciate you. We love you. We support you. I don't want that to go unnoticed or not spoken. I was one put that out there.

If you're going to hold thermo fisher for a five year period is a great potential injury. If it drops to 360, even better.

Another job, another one.

Oh, yes.

Ladies and gentlemen, it was crazy, the market Monday.

So I'm just trying to say, because everybody is so stone faced, you don't necessarily make them smile, make them smile.

Next Tuesday while we're here. While we're here, I want to shout. I want to shout out a few people shout out to Janet, If you are a part of our investment group, you know who Janet is. Orientation will be next Tuesday. We had a call today. She's excited about it. I'm excited about it. And our movie club will be this Sunday.

So be on the lookout for that guy. The questions will come out tomorrow. It's not Thursday morning for sure. So the movie is the bank. We're going to be watching that. So make sure y'all come in. Check that out.

It's going to be the orientation of all Yale University members. I highly recommend you attend orientation, which is next Tuesday at seven o'clock Eastern Standard Time. We run this thing like a real university. We're getting a syllabus together. We have orientation once a month, all new members to kind of show you around what we have going on. There's always the whole cooperation that we have going on here. So any while university definitely try to attend that. Don't forget shots of my boy home with former Simpson star podcast for the sneaker heads out there.

And then how to start a marijuana company. Find the two thousand dollars will be out on Wednesday. Market Mondays is also on all podcast outlets. Spotify, Apple, run it up. Tell a friend to tell a friend. Let us know what guest that you would like to see is actually crazy. Ian had attacked the young lady a few days ago. Yeah, she followed me today, so we might be getting closer to that. Hey, Lauren, come on the show.

Actually, for those you don't know, Laura was supposed to be our first guest. So for those of you like, hey, you need more women on, we're trying just things happen. So I was like, why didn't she come out? She may have she's working on a movie, got a TV show coming out. Like these people that you see online, they actually go through real life stuff. I don't know, maybe a family member got sick.

But if you guys can go tag her and say, hey, queen, come on, it'll be pretty damn dope.

And we definitely need Claudia Anderson. Doc. Dr. Claudia Anderson. Yeah, that would definitely be that would be big. That would be big, big, big.

And everybody asking about the Dream Foundation pajama ball tomorrow night. I put the link in the chat here on E while you attach it to you and then we can put it on YouTube as well. That's a great charity. We're going to be there tomorrow. So make sure if you got some time, stop by or donate. Everything goes towards helping children, which, you know, I'm an advocate for charities advocate for. So make sure if you can please stop by or donate.

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Oh, and make sure you check out the political debate tonight. I think it's no, no. Wednesday night.

I think also vice presidential debate. Oh, OK. Check that out. And yeah, we talk about politics. It's important, but, you know, be an independent voter as far as, you know, vote for whoever you think would be the best candidate.

But more importantly, vote, put actionable steps in your community, take part of your local community, your local state. And we have to we have to be involved in politics is a very triggering conversation. We're not we're not here to tell you what to do, but just provide information and then everybody can make an informed decision. And hopefully, you know, everybody can take part in not only the political process, the economic process or all processes that this country is made up of.

Ian, I'll let you get the last word.

I appreciate you guys so much. Thank you for being solid. I need everybody type in who album was better get Richard AmEx's album. That is a tough match up that I never thought about. I got a better one next week. Get ready my lord.

OK, I buy if I buy goes to fifty five dollars I want you to consider buying fifty five blocks. I'm using price channel for that entry. That's a good solid one five. Your whole M.O.. Great. These are good for those of you who are waiting on the NDA in the days to come check your spam if you missed out on the first free feature. Of course my apologies. We won't do it again. Maybe we'll do something around Christmas, maybe a cheap price, but if you have not received it, you'll be fine.

Worst case scenario, we'll just email them out to everyone towards the end and you guys will get them. Be kind to one another, help one another. My guy messaged me about the sweetgrass, so for every swear that I do on live or YouTube, I'm donated it the money so he can send it off to those who are inside in correctional facilities. So that's why I went extra with the cursus today. So my dad won't cumulated and then most importantly, be kind to your research.

Fourth quarters here. It's time, which means I may put in the work we've given you everything that you need technicals, fundamentals, emotional discipline and patience and insight. For those of you who if you feel this is not for you or too much, if you buy clothes, if you buy shoes, if you bought a car, bought a house, you went through the same process. Don't let them trick you into thinking that this is too hard.

The little bars tell me anything that's just price wait for a low buy hold for five a.m. and I'm going to be real in African-American community.

I know. Fabulous feel like a lifetime. We need to start holding for that 20 because a generation is 20 to 30 years. The longer we hold, the better off our family will be. So I love you guys because everyone gets it.

And then I'll probably go in and six, which are gentlemen, sweet gentlemen, sweet shots of LeBron. He walked off the court so crazy. I'm not sure why he did that. But you can have a question. We can never question the king. I'm not sure why he walked off the court, though. I think he tried to time it with the shot.

A little sweet. They'll be out.

They'll be out of here following going that far. I'm giving them five unless Dragic comes back, which is not going to good. Richard not trying or. That's tough man.

I'm going to make it go Richardson. I get I'm going to get a shot at the next but I get Richardson trying was different now with that change point drop to start the album.

That was it. That changed my autographs and travel times. It was the second time player that we don't play that many. Man Yeah.

No, South Side we are fifty. We need fifty on his show to go tack fifty. He's making a lot of money. He make a lot of moves. Man Yes. And go attack Tony Robbins. I know how to move. Not a thousand bucks to Tony this year when his next book come out.

You know, affiliate link. That's fact.

He need an affiliate. Come on, Mark. In Monday's attack, Tony, if he's brought in value you our life. Yeah.

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