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All the decisions of all the money in

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the world reflected in this. It's simply

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a question of is the money buying this?

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>> While the market may move on headlines,

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many successful retail investors know

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there's one main trend to follow.

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>> It's noise. Ignore it. Look at the money

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and the money is the chart. Felix Pin

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with the Goat Academy is known for

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following the money and the action in

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the charts. People often look at charts

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like this and they go, "Oh, it's too

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late." But it is actually the stocks

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that are moving up that are much more

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likely to keep moving up. Your volume

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will double or triple or quadruple. In

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this channel, our mission is very

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simple. We're making a million people

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financially free, financially

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independent. And in Winston's book, that

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means being able to live off your

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investments and your trading income.

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will educate you on how to trade, how to

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utilize options, how to trade long, how

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to trade short.

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>> The biggest difference to me in this

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program was just the one-on-one

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coaching. The group calls are great, the

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community elements are great, the videos

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are great. Felix teaches you rules and

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knowledge to apply to your own life. If

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if you could find something simple that

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has a good success methodology, it it's

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very helpful for people to understand it

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and grasp it and be able to apply it,

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kind of do it at your own pace.

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>> This is the right place to be in order

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to secure my boy's financial future.

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Thank you, Felix, and everyone else at

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the Go Academy.

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>> It's just been really uh very impactful

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and amazing. The best thing that we

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learned was, you know, how to manage the

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risks and how to take charge of our

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portfolio.

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>> One and a half year later, I'm trading

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successfully and profitable options. If

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I can do it, basically anyone can.

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>> 5% up on Nvidia, AVGO is up, AMD is up,

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Microsoft, Google, Meta, Oracle, Amazon,

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everyone's up. It's a beautiful day.

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>> I focus on giving you a practical

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>> Very very glad we joined. Both of us

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going into retirement. Now we know how

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to safeguard our investments. We know

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how to make our money grow.

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>> I have made 95% almost doubled my

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portfolio in the year 2025. And in my

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first 90 days of working with Felix and

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the Goat Academy, I've made close to

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$90,000, which is a 15% gain for me,

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which is like unheard of in my life.

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>> My name is Felix Pin. This is Winston

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back there, and we used to be investment

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bankers. Felix and Winston, I have to

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give them credit. They picked incredible

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stocks. Palanteer, Epoing 108%

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plus SoFi, Broadcom, Nvidia, HIMS, eight

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names only. ELF underperformed

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incredible stock picking superior super

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special S tier. In recent months,

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markets have rewarded flexibility,

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punished conviction at the wrong time,

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and reminded everyone that price can

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move faster than narratives. Uh, few

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approaches are built for that

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environment better than trend following.

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Felix Prren of Goat Academy has

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developed a reputation for cutting

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through noise, focusing on momentum, and

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helping traders stay aligned with

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markets and what they're actually doing

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rather than what we think should happen

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next.

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>> I'm sending all my happy money energy to

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you, Felix, and also all the viewers and

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listeners. Thank you so much. Have a

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beautiful life.

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>> I love what you do. I'm just so I'm so

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grateful we're friends. I'm so grateful

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I got to know you.

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>> Felix here and a huge welcome to you all

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to this live webinar. All I've got to

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figure out is how to stop the sharing.

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How do we stop the sharing? That's a

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very good question, isn't it? Oh dear.

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Oh dear. There must be a button here

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that says, um, give me a second. You can

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see I'm slightly zoom challenged, but

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I'm very excited you are joining me here

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today.

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And there we go. We managed to do that

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then, didn't we, didn't we? And um, I'm

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live right here from New York. Um, I'm

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very excited to be and I met some of you

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lovely people here yesterday

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as my

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If you can hear me guys, bear with me

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for a second. My screen has just gone

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black, which is definitely not what we

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were hoping for. Um but it seems to be

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coming back to life very very slowly. Uh

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so

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once technology allows us have a

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wonderful live session here from New

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York. My goal is to deliver you guys

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um a ton of value and we do seem to be

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back. Right. Let me know if you can see

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me and hear me. Um that would be

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tremendous.

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Frozen screen. Okay. Marvelous, isn't

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it? Let me just see what we can do with

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that

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seems to be.

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You can hear me, but you can't see me.

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Um. Oh, isn't life wonderful when you do

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things live?

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Um, give me go. Give me a give me a few

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minutes, guys. We will we will get this

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sorted. It will it will solve itself.

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Got about four and a half thousand

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people here live on Zoom. I think a

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similar number live on YouTube. And um

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you can see me and hear me.

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If you can see me and hear me, do let me

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know because I just see a frozen screen

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on my end. Um

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frozen screen. Yeah, a frozen screen for

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me, too. Okay. Um,

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okay. Right. Let's restart.

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What is this feeding the audio and the

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video?

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There we go. Start virtual camera. Okay,

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I think we're back, right? Are we back,

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baby? Let me know in the chat if you can

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see me and hear me. Give me a one in the

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chat if you can see me and hear me. we

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don't let little things like technology

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get in the way. Okay, amazing guys. I

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appreciate your patience and uh you

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letting me know. So, we're going to get

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jump straight into it. I've made you

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made you wait long enough now. Uh so,

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there we are. First of all, this is not

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financial advice. I am not a registered

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financial adviser. No, I'm not. I'm just

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a guy who happened to be an investment

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banker for a little while. Uh and you

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learned a few things and I'm going to

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share those things that I learned with

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you. So, I'm not going to tell you what

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to buy or what to sell. Want to be very

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clear on that. Um, loving you guys for

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joining me here on Father's Day. Happy

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Father's Day to you all. I don't know if

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you caught that. I'm actually in New

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York right now. Uh, I'm in a glorious

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hotel in your wonderful um, city and

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meeting a lot of you in in town here.

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Literally, the butler who brought me a

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plug just was like, "Felix." I was like,

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"Oh, that's really wonderful." But

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that's not what you're here for. Um,

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today is about one thing. the single

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greatest opportunity we've seen in maybe

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15 years. I call it the IPO summer and

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it wasn't just SpaceX. Lots more IPOs

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coming and there's tremendous

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opportunity here. But before I show the

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opportunity, I have to show you the trap

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because in the market risk and

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opportunity travel together and you want

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to be on the right side of that path.

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Um

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so the uncomfortable truth people don't

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tell you is that every IPO has

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or rather every decade almost has an IPO

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off the central bit ironic but that's

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what the media calls it and almost every

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single time the regular investor the you

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and me the retail investor we get

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carried out on a stretch not because the

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company we bought was bad but because we

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bought it the wrong way at the wrong

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time with no freaking system. But we're

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gonna change that today,

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right?

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You remember Facebook? Go back to 2012.

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It was the most hyped IPO of its

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generation. Everybody wanted in. And if

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you bought on day one with your savings,

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your hard-earned money, four months

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later, half your money was gone.

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And here's the lesson on this. There's

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some little candles on here at the

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bottom of that chart that we're going to

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go into in some detail and they tell you

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what Wall Street was doing and you're

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going to learn the skill of reading that

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piece of information today.

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Or if you look at Snapchat, which also

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IPOed in 2017, it was the next Facebook.

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Right now, it went down 72%

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actually even 80 odd percent from its

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IPO price to where it bottomed out.

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and

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put a one in the chat if you've ever

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bought a stock that looked like this.

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You bought it and now it's down like 30,

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40, 50, 70%.

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Yeah, that makes you human. We've pretty

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much all done that, right?

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Remember Uber? I took an Uber today. It

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was the biggest IPO of 2019. It was

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trading at $45 a share. It then went

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underwater for three and a half years.

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Think about that. You could have held

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this famous household name, massively

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successful for three and a half years

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and still been in the red.

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It's dead money. So, everybody confused

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a famous brand with a good trade, with a

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good investment. They're not the same

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thing. It's very important to understand

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that. or Coinbase, the crypto IPO

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everybody wanted, 87% down from the

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listing price. Same story, massive

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euphoria,

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but there was no institutional

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accumulation. The guys were selling. And

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what you need to understand is that

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these charts going to show you right now

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are going to tell you what the

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institutional money is doing, right? Or

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Rivian, right? Who bought Rivian? Any of

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you bought Rivian? an hour in the chart.

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It was the next Tesla. It went up 130%.

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Everyone's a genius. And then it fell

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89%.

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That's the most dangerous kind of a

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trap, the quick pop that sucks in the

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crowd right before the collapse, right?

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And we're going to talk about SpaceX a

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little bit later. Um, some of this is

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powered by

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Starlink, so I'm I'm I'm all in favor of

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of their product. I'm not against it,

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but I'm in favor of doing this with the

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same risk structure, with the same

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timing structure, with the same position

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size structure that the big boys use

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because they've got a system, they've

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got a plan. Everyone else has just got

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FOMO, right? And there's one thing all

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these IPOs have in common. Wall Street

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knows it, but retail investors don't.

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And that's what I'm going to teach you

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here today. the three things that

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separate the IPO and actually any stock

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that ruins people from the one that

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potentially makes them rich because the

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same setup is booming right now. We're

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going to look at it together. So when

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SpaceX went up 50% from its listing

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price, right, the crowd is going to do

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exactly what they did with Facebook,

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with Uber, with Rivian, they're going to

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pile in at the top. And you know, on

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Wednesday and Thursday, SpaceX gave back

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30% of that gain. So, the crowd will buy

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probably a year or two too early. And

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it's FOMO. And I get it. We've all We

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all have it, right? But today, you're

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going to leave here with a a cure for

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FOMO,

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a cure for massive losses, and a cure

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for the worrying whether your stocks

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will make you rich or frustrated. If you

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want that cure, put a C in the chat.

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And let me um Can we get four and a half

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thousand C's in that chat there? See if

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we can break it again. But let me show

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you the flip side first. And this is

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where it gets really exciting because in

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every single one of those moments while

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the crowd was getting clobbered, getting

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hurt, there was a small group of people

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who made an absolute fortune. Same

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stocks, same timeline, opposite outcome.

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So what was the difference? They went

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smarter. They went even luckier. They

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had a system. And let me show you the

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two ways that they actually did that.

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The first one is this. I call it by the

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survivor. And look at this. It's the

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same Facebook that crashed.

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Let me see if I can get a pen out here.

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If that doesn't overwhelm technology too

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much today. Can we get a pen? Yeah. Turn

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on the pen. So, Facebook crashed here,

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right? Pretty pretty ugly, if that were

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a word. Is that a word?

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And minus 54% here. Minus 54%.

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But the people who waited for the base

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to form, the base to form

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and waited for a little thing called

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volume to come back and bought when the

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institutions were starting to buying to

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buy. They didn't catch a falling knife.

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No. Do you know how much money they

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made? Anybody know Facebook? How much

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money is it up by from the low?

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30x. Yeah. 30x from the panic low. Now,

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the second way, and this is my favorite,

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the biggest gains are almost never in

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the famous names that everyone's talking

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about. They're in the unglamorous

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company right next to it. The supplier,

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the pick and shovel play, the one that

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gets ignored by mainstream media and the

17:26

crowd. And there's some tie to SpaceX

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and the anthropic IPOs and so on. Some

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of those are already up a thousand% but

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there are some other ones. And my

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question to you is do you want to learn

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how to find those stocks? Yeah. Yes or

17:38

no? Yes or no?

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Okay. I suppose a bit of a rhetorical

17:46

question. Um so

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before we go deep into this, who's

17:52

thinking why does this guy want to teach

17:54

me? Why is this guy sitting sitting in a

17:56

hotel room in New York and spending some

17:59

of his Sunday Father's Day with me?

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Who's thinking that? Put a put a

18:03

question mark in the in in in the chat

18:05

you're thinking about or or simply write

18:07

why. I know a few of you here going

18:09

like, "Why the heck is he doing this?

18:10

It's weird, isn't it?" In fact, I

18:12

actually met about a hundred of you

18:14

yesterday, which was tremendous. We did

18:15

a little event in in New York. Um, and I

18:20

even have a whole team of my mentors.

18:22

Some of them were there, too. These are

18:24

guys who worked on Wall Street for

18:26

decades. So again, why do guys who have

18:28

a good career, they're retired, don't

18:30

need the money. Why do they want to

18:31

teach? Well, let me put it on the screen

18:34

here for you. And I think one of our

18:36

coaches puts it best. I have a WhatsApp

18:38

group with my my mentors, same guys who

18:41

teach our students. One of us is called

18:43

Carlos, he's a lovely man, and he wrote,

18:44

"Two years ago, when Felix, I'm the son.

18:47

Yes, just get used to it. Gave the

18:49

strongly accented professor a chance. I

18:52

had no idea it would turn into one of

18:54

the most fulfilling adventures of my

18:56

life from day one. The students

18:59

feedback, their gratitude, and seeing

19:01

them feel truly empowered to take

19:03

control of their destiny has been

19:05

incredibly rewarding.

19:08

So why do I teach? It's entirely

19:11

selfish. It is incredibly rewarding. It

19:13

is the funnest, most satisfying thing

19:15

I've ever done. And also I've sat in

19:18

front of a 50% loss when I started

19:20

investing in 2000 because nobody had

19:22

taught me. And I don't think anybody

19:24

should have to do that. So for me it is

19:27

honestly the funnest thing I've ever

19:28

done. I've done bunch of businesses. I

19:30

have a wine business and a chemical

19:31

business. I've done a bunch of things in

19:33

life. I was a banker. I was a lawyer for

19:34

a little while. But ultimately those

19:36

things were always about one thing,

19:38

right? Selling something so you could

19:39

pay the mortgage or buy something or

19:41

whatever. When you get to a point where

19:42

you don't have to do that, seeing the

19:45

joy in people's eyes when they tell you

19:47

how you're changing their life or and

19:48

they are, I mean, you guys are changing

19:49

your lives. I'm just encouraging you a

19:51

little bit, helping you a little bit,

19:53

you should take full credit for it. It

19:54

is the funnest thing ever. And if you

19:56

ever get to be in that position where

19:58

you can do that, do it. There's nothing

19:59

better. But I know that's not what

20:01

you're here for. You're here to learn,

20:02

right? So, if I told you there was a way

20:06

to know about every major stock movement

20:08

before they happened, would you believe

20:10

me?

20:11

Yes or no? Do you believe? Let me know

20:14

in the comments down below. And it's

20:16

totally fine if you don't. Like, just be

20:17

a skeptic. I'm always a skeptic. You can

20:20

put a no in there. And I will do my best

20:22

to show you enough today that you will

20:25

see that it's a possibility, which is

20:27

really all I'm asking for here. I love

20:29

the skeptics and they're brilliant.

20:32

Let me show you a couple.

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Have a look at these stocks and how much

20:37

they up by. Do you know what investing

20:40

in these stocks would have done for you?

20:42

Anybody know?

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$10,000 invested in any of these would

20:46

have been 1.6 million today on Tesla,

20:50

750,000 in AMD, 470,000 on Celsius,

20:54

Nvidia would be almost 2 million bucks.

20:56

Shopify almost half a million. Axon 6.8

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million. Yeah, it's true. Rocket Lab

21:02

128,000 and Palanteer a cool $280,000.

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Would that be life-changing for you? I

21:10

think for most people, it probably would

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be. Right now, I want to be very clear.

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I'm not promising you outcomes. I'm not

21:15

saying you're going to find these

21:16

stocks. But I'm going to show you the

21:19

same patterns that we saw in every

21:21

single one of these stocks. And then

21:23

we're going to look at the rules. And

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then we're going to look at, if you guys

21:25

want to, if you want to stick around,

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the same patterns that I'm seeing in

21:28

charts right now. This week, I'm going

21:30

to show you my full watch list for the

21:31

week. If you guys care, just stick

21:32

around. Does that sound like a deal?

21:34

Yeah. Does that sound like a deal? Well,

21:37

you see, with all of these, every single

21:39

one of these, I strongly believe that

21:41

Wall Street knew. Everybody's watching

21:43

the news, but Wall Street had already

21:46

invested. And I want to walk you through

21:48

how they found the signals, teach you

21:51

the same skill, and

21:55

the same signals are flashing. They're

21:57

flashing this week. So, we're going to

21:59

walk about and talk about what's coming

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next. So, this actually becomes really

22:03

useful.

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But let's look at one example right sle

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is a BNPL stock buy now pay later

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and after its IPO sle traded at a dollar

22:19

and everybody said this stock is dead

22:23

right nobody wanted be this buy now pay

22:25

later stock and then a little thing

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happened that right about here

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the third quarter of 2024

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they delivered incredible earnings and

22:38

Wall Street poured into it and I'm going

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to show you how you can see that. But

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what I'm pointing at here is the hint.

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Volume exploded. Short sellers were

22:46

destroyed and this thing became a 10

22:49

back, right? So sle at a dollar was the

22:53

ultimate like no one's watching this

22:55

thing. It's a dead stock. But guess

22:57

what? Wall Street was watching it. And I

22:58

can see it from the little candles that

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my arrows are pointing out there. And

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you're going to be able to see that too

23:03

if you stick around for the next two

23:04

hours. Or Rocket Lab. Rocket Lab did,

23:08

and I'm going to use a less menacing pen

23:10

color here. Rocket Lab did, pardon my

23:14

French, bugger all for two years.

23:19

And what happened then? Well, painted

23:22

over it just what happened is that they

23:24

reported some earnings around about

23:26

there. And we saw a massive, massive

23:29

volume spike. It's a little small, I

23:31

grant you. We're going to look at some

23:32

bigger charts in a second. Don't worry.

23:34

And the stocks up how much? Two and a

23:37

half thousand%. Not bad, right? Or

23:42

there's a little car stock. It's called

23:43

Tesla. And Tesla for three years from

23:48

2017 to 2019,

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it did absolutely nothing. Media was

23:55

saying this company is running out of

23:57

money. And then guess what? In 2020

24:01

here,

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trading volume went up 10 times. The

24:05

stock's gone up 10 times since. Now,

24:08

trading volume is a shortcut for big

24:11

money buying. You're going to be able to

24:13

re see how to read that in a second. Or

24:16

maybe a government data contractor with

24:19

a really dull business that did

24:22

absolutely bugger all for many, many,

24:25

many, many years. And then suddenly

24:28

right here what I'm pointing out the

24:30

trading volume exploded as in Wall

24:32

Street paid attention. It went up 10

24:34

times and the stocks up 10 times since.

24:37

Right. So are you starting to see the

24:40

one thing all of these stocks have in

24:41

common? If you are, put it in the chat.

24:43

If you're not, don't worry. I'm going to

24:45

break it down for you.

25:06

Yeah. Okay, you guys can see it. Okay,

25:08

can you guys see my ski screen clearly?

25:10

If you can put a one in the chat. If you

25:11

can't, put a two in the chat. Just see a

25:13

few comments here.

25:16

Okay, that's mostly ones. The twos seem

25:19

to possibly be people who need to crank

25:21

up the brightness on their own screen.

25:23

Um,

25:25

so yes, a lot of smart people in the

25:27

room here too. Volume spikes. And I'm

25:30

going to explain to you what that means

25:31

and how to track it. But there are also

25:33

two other patterns that we must learn in

25:36

addition to just what I'm pointing out

25:38

on the screen here. Right.

25:45

Brightness helped. Good. Glad to hear

25:46

that. And I call this whole thing follow

25:50

the money. So forget what people are

25:52

saying on television. Watch where the

25:55

money is actually flowing because money

25:57

doesn't lie to you. It has nothing to

25:59

gain from a narrative. Money just wants

26:00

to make more money. Palanteer's trading

26:03

volume exploded 10 times. A year later

26:06

the stock was up 5x.

26:08

It's just money.

26:11

So before we go really really deep here

26:12

today, and we are. It's going to be fun.

26:14

I'm looking forward to it. The next two

26:17

hours

26:19

could change everything.

26:21

You can change how you understand the

26:23

market. It could change how you act and

26:24

make better decisions and everything

26:26

else, but only if you're actually here.

26:28

So, if you're scrolling through your

26:29

phone, if you're half listening while

26:31

you're answering emails or something,

26:33

um, this isn't going to do anything for

26:35

you. So, I'm asking you to show up for

26:38

yourself for this hour, not for me, for

26:40

yourself. And I will show you something

26:42

that took me years to master. So, if

26:46

you're going to do that, write show up

26:48

in the in the comments down below or

26:50

just an S if you want to save on letters

26:53

and they'll see it. But we can get 4,800

26:56

S's in there from people who actually

26:59

want to learn this, right? So,

27:03

let me start with a myth because

27:07

a lot of people think that the guys on

27:09

Wall Street are these whiz kids, right?

27:11

Do you think Warren Buffett was born a

27:13

genius investor? Do you think he came

27:15

out of the womb and he was analyzing

27:17

balance sheets?

27:19

No, of course not. He learned from

27:22

someone. Who did he learn from? He had a

27:24

mentor. The chap was called Benjamin

27:26

Graham and one of the most famous sort

27:28

of investing legends out there. And the

27:31

truth is that every single legendary

27:33

investor you've ever heard of, they've

27:35

learned from someone. It's a skill. It

27:38

is not magic. It is not luck. It is

27:41

definitely definitely not genius. It is

27:44

a skill. Look at this. Buffett learned

27:46

from Benjamin Graham. Peter Lynch, you

27:48

might have heard of him. He learned from

27:50

Fidelity. You know what Peter Lynch did?

27:52

He created the biggest

27:55

mutual fund company in the world. Do you

27:57

know where he learned it? At the

27:59

previously biggest mutual fund company

28:01

in the world. He just nicked the

28:02

playbook, right? Or a car I he learned

28:05

from Drifus Corporation and so on. I

28:07

could I could ramble on, but they're all

28:09

large. Now the beautiful thing is skills

28:13

are teachable, skills are learnable. So

28:17

anybody can become a much better

28:20

investor if they have what?

28:23

A mentor who's better than them, right?

28:27

That's it. Yeah. Does that make sense?

28:29

That landing for you? Put a put a yes in

28:31

the chat if that's landing for you. And

28:35

what pisses me off is um sometimes the

28:41

root service in New York. Why are people

28:44

so like abrasive in New York City? What

28:47

is what's all that about? Um anyway,

28:52

Wall Street wants you to think investing

28:54

is complicated and it annoys me. They

28:56

kind of want you confused because if you

29:00

know how simple this actually was, you

29:03

might come to the conclusion that maybe

29:05

you don't need them and maybe you take

29:08

control yourself. And that's what we're

29:10

going to deliver you to you today.

29:13

And the truth is it is actually much

29:15

much simpler than you think. And my

29:17

mentors always said to me, Felix, simple

29:19

is good. Simple wins. You can remember

29:21

simple. We can all remember simple. You

29:23

can execute simple. So, I'm going to

29:24

give you a very, very simple process

29:27

today that changed my life. It didn't

29:30

change my life because I'm smart,

29:31

smarter than you. I barely graduated by

29:33

the skin of my teeth. But I learned the

29:36

skill. I mastered it and I'm sitting

29:39

here. I'm 45, I think. Um, I'm retired.

29:43

I'm having an absolute blast. We're

29:44

literally traveling around the world. We

29:46

just came from France and from

29:47

Switzerland and now we're in in New York

29:49

and we're heading back to Asia in a in a

29:51

little while. Um, and it's fun. So, I'm

29:54

going to teach that to you. But I also

29:56

want to be honest with you about what

29:58

we're going to cover today. There are

29:59

levels to this game. Three levels, in

30:01

fact. Level one is the foundation is

30:04

what you get on on on YouTube. And

30:09

it's the safe concepts is the awareness.

30:12

It's the getting you interested, giving

30:15

you the safe concepts. Level two is

30:17

application. It's today what we're going

30:19

to learn today. It's the actual system,

30:22

the actual rules. And then there's a

30:24

level three, and I call it mastery. And

30:26

it's where it all fits together, all the

30:29

parts and the components, and which

30:31

really allows you to make a heck of a

30:32

lot better decisions. So, you're going

30:34

to get level two today, and I'm going to

30:36

plant some seeds for level three for

30:38

this. But the truth is that what I teach

30:41

you today is val, very, very valuable. I

30:43

think you're going to make better

30:44

decisions about this. But it is also for

30:46

the foundation for something bigger. I'm

30:48

not holding level three back from you.

30:50

The truth is just that there is no skill

30:52

out there that's worth learning that you

30:54

can learn fully. I mean truly master it

30:57

in two hours. There just simply isn't

30:59

one. Right? Think about it. Driving,

31:01

swimming, riding a bike, hitting a ball,

31:03

throwing a ball, all those things take

31:05

more than two hours to get really really

31:07

good at. Right? It is the same for

31:11

managing your money, becoming a better

31:12

investor, maybe becoming a better

31:14

trader. Right? So, I just want to be

31:15

very frank with you on what we're going

31:17

to cover here today.

31:19

But if you stay with us till the end

31:20

today, I'm going to send you a workbook.

31:23

I'm going to send you a full breakdown

31:25

of what we're going to walk through here

31:26

today because my goal is to overwhelm

31:29

you slightly because if I didn't, I

31:31

don't think I'd be delivering you enough

31:33

value. And you might want to refer back

31:34

to some of the stuff that's not really

31:37

going to sink in. Right? So, if you're

31:38

committed to yourself, put a me in the

31:42

chat because it is all about you and not

31:45

me. And um good, right? Let's let's earn

31:49

it. Let's do it. So, what nobody tells

31:53

you, and this is probably going to piss

31:55

you off, you can buy the greatest

31:58

business in the world with the greatest

32:00

leadership, the best products, the best

32:02

financials. You read everything they

32:03

ever said and did, and you can still

32:05

lose money.

32:07

Why? Because if Wall Street sells it,

32:11

the price drops. You're fighting against

32:14

billions of dollars. It's like a wave

32:16

coming at you and you're trying to swim

32:17

out through it. You can't. The wave is

32:19

too strong. You're fighting

32:21

institutional money. You will lose

32:24

unless you've got billions of dollars

32:26

lying around. But this is the key. When

32:29

you follow that institutional money and

32:32

rather than trying to paddle through the

32:34

ba big wave coming at you, you are

32:36

riding the wave like a surfer does,

32:39

everything changes. And that is step

32:41

number one as a concept. It is called

32:44

follow the money. Not your gut, not

32:47

CNBC, not some lunatic on YouTube. You

32:51

follow the actual money. Where is it

32:53

actually going? That's what we're going

32:54

to get track. And I believe that is what

32:56

gives us an edge. And I'm going to show

32:58

you how we do that. Because think about

33:00

it. When Wall Street's buying a stock

33:02

and they're pouring millions and

33:04

millions into it, what happens to the

33:06

price? Does it go up or does it go down?

33:14

Yeah, I'm seeing lots of upsell. And you

33:17

of course would be right. The more they

33:19

buy, the higher it'll go. And if you are

33:22

riding that wave from relatively early

33:24

on, you potentially can make some money.

33:28

But I'm going to be very very clear on

33:30

it.

33:32

This is not timing the market. Timing

33:34

the market is a fool's errand. What's

33:37

timing the market? Anybody know? If this

33:40

were a stock

33:42

and it was going up like this and then

33:44

it was going down again like that,

33:46

timing the market would be buying it

33:48

here and it would be selling it up

33:52

there. If you're trying to do that, I

33:55

must disappoint you because it is

33:57

impossible. Why is it impossible? Well,

34:00

ask yourself this. How do you know at

34:03

that moment in time up here that it is

34:05

the top of the mark?

34:08

How do you know?

34:10

You don't know until the top of the

34:12

market is behind you. It's just the way

34:14

it is, right? So, what we're doing here

34:16

is following the money trail. The

34:19

institutions move billions of dollars.

34:21

They leave great big obvious

34:23

elephantsized tracks and we're learning

34:25

here to see those tracks and follow

34:28

them. That's it. That's the entire game.

34:30

And it is quite simple actually. But it

34:32

does require a system. It requires a

34:34

skill set. It requires some tools. And

34:36

that's exactly what we're going to learn

34:38

here today. Okay. So, what does

34:43

following the money really mean? We're

34:44

looking at the quantity.

34:49

How many shares are institutions

34:51

actually buy? Is that number going up?

34:54

It's where we what we want to be. Is

34:56

that number going down? That's a warning

34:58

sign. Very simple. Now, there's an art

35:01

to reading this. Some of that is level

35:02

three mastery stuff with experience and

35:04

so on. But the basic concept you just

35:06

got it right.

35:08

If the buying is increasing it's a good

35:11

thing. It's an opportunity right? Buying

35:13

is decreasing

35:15

it's a cautious sign.

35:19

Now I probably should have put this a

35:21

little earlier if you're wondering who

35:22

the heck I am. My name is Felix. I used

35:25

to be an investment banker. I learned a

35:28

lot from my boss. I learned a lot from

35:29

my mentor since who worked on on Wall

35:31

Street and invest in banks around the

35:33

world. I founded the Goat Academy about

35:35

six years ago. We've taught about 20 20

35:38

odd thousand students so far. Uh we also

35:41

built software to give you and me access

35:44

to the kind of data that we used to have

35:46

access to in banks. And um and I'm

35:48

retired and I'm having a lot of fun.

35:51

Just so you have a little bit of a

35:52

baseline here why who you're listening

35:54

to. My students get better every day. I

35:58

met about a hundred of them yesterday

35:59

and it was really really lovely. very

36:01

very kind, very sweet, amazing people

36:04

who are taking action. And I could

36:06

bombard you all day long with

36:07

testimonials, but I won't because I know

36:09

it's not your hit you're here for. In

36:11

fact, when I show you testimonials like

36:12

these, and you'll note I block out the

36:15

percentages because uh the FTC doesn't

36:17

like me showing it, which is fair

36:19

enough. It's also not important. Um,

36:21

some of you will probably think, well,

36:23

Felix has cherry picked three

36:24

testimonials, his best three, right? Who

36:26

thinks I cherrypicked those? Put a C in

36:29

the chat if you think I cherry picked

36:30

those.

36:34

Yeah, we got some we got some skeptics

36:36

in the room here and I love you for

36:37

that. It is a very very healthy thing to

36:39

do. So, let me show you something live.

36:42

We have a private community here for

36:44

students and there's a channel in here

36:46

called share your wins. Now, you'd

36:48

expect people to share wins in there,

36:49

but I can tell you people are losing

36:50

money. They're going to share that too.

36:52

And last week wasn't great in the market

36:55

really, actually, was it? Some of that

36:56

was really quite miserable. Um, so what

36:59

are the people are writing here? Two

37:00

hours ago, so the system works and is

37:02

paying off. Caught the breakout luckily

37:04

in its gap up. Got stopped out of half

37:06

my position. Closed my position

37:07

yesterday with a nice 40%ish profit. I'm

37:10

not promising that profit. I'm just

37:12

showing you something real here. Over

37:13

all year today, some 29% profit in my

37:16

portfolio and rising, which is obviously

37:18

very nice. Um, started a position in

37:20

this up 90% so far since Monday. moved

37:23

my stop loss up, which is a good thing

37:25

to do. Another good day. Someone's

37:28

writing. Jamie,

37:31

uh, traveled the world for 25 years. Um,

37:35

as of a few days ago, I'm happy to be

37:37

involved here. Personally, I'm old

37:39

school.

37:41

Okay, he says a lot. I'm learning and

37:44

I'm new to this, finding it extremely

37:45

intuitive and fluent. Um, everyone's

37:48

always welcome to comment. Okay, I'm

37:49

joined because I'm restructuring my

37:50

holdings to respond to what's happening

37:51

in the world. People are sharing stuff,

37:53

but what you can basically see people

37:55

are having a good time. They're in a

37:57

process. They're learning, which is my

38:00

hope is where where you're going to end

38:01

up to today and then over the next, you

38:05

know, year or two. So, you really really

38:06

really get pretty good at this. So,

38:09

there are three things I want to really

38:11

really teach you here today. And we're

38:14

going to give you the the theory. We're

38:15

going to give you the rules. We're going

38:16

to look at some charts. And then in the

38:18

Q&A, we're going to look at some now

38:20

charts, some stocks that are showing the

38:24

same patterns and we're going to look at

38:25

those together. Uh we'll also very

38:27

gladly show you the research I've done

38:29

today, which I usually share only with

38:30

my students and you can see my my watch

38:32

list for the week, the kind of things

38:34

I'm looking at. Uh and I think all of

38:35

that will hopefully be tremendously

38:37

helpful and we'll have some fun with it.

38:39

So we're looking at three things here.

38:42

Institutional buying, the heartbeat

38:44

pattern, and the record quarter. I'm

38:46

going to run you through each each of

38:47

those. Take notes, guys, because this is

38:50

going to go in one ear, out the other.

38:52

So, please take notes. It's how you

38:53

remember things.

38:55

So, institutional buying is how you know

38:58

the big players are moving in. It's how

39:01

you follow their money. And lots of

39:04

volume means well, the institutions are

39:07

moving in. High volume means exactly

39:10

institutions are moving in. Low volume

39:12

means what?

39:14

Stocks that trade at low volume, it's

39:17

noise. It's amateurs trading with each

39:19

other while the pros sit on the

39:21

sidelines looking for the real

39:22

opportunity.

39:24

So, you want to trade, you want to

39:26

invest where there is volume. Volume

39:30

equals power. You might want to write

39:32

that down.

39:35

Can you see this chart, guys? Can you

39:38

see some volume sparks spikes at the

39:41

bottom of the chart here? I'm going to

39:43

put some lines underneath some of these

39:46

there.

39:48

Here.

39:51

Yeah. Okay, great.

39:53

And even here. And you can see those

39:56

little spikes there, right? That wasn't

39:58

random. That was big money moving. It

40:00

was institutions making plays. Now, what

40:03

happened on the first spike? Stock went

40:04

up a lot. Actually, it doesn't look like

40:06

it, but it did. Second spike, it went up

40:07

a lot. Third spike, it went up really,

40:09

really bigly. And then fourth spike was

40:12

a sell-off, right? So they made money on

40:15

the way up and then they really, really,

40:16

really, really sold it. Sold some more

40:18

here.

40:21

Or this stock here. This one's called

40:24

Credo Technologies. What was the last

40:26

one called? This was Sled. This is Credo

40:28

Technologies.

40:30

Can you see the volume spikes, guys? Can

40:32

you see the first great big beautiful

40:35

bushy eyed bouncy volume spike? It was

40:38

here.

40:40

stock went from $22. Today it's trading

40:43

at about $216 as I took the screenshot.

40:46

That's a that's a 10 times increase

40:49

kicked off by that little volume span,

40:51

right? Not random. Big money moving, big

40:54

money buying something or Tesla. Tesla

40:59

did I was going to say bugger all. I was

41:02

actually going to use another word

41:03

there, but in this period it does

41:04

nothing, right? And then there was a

41:06

volume spike here, right? You see that

41:09

little green bar there?

41:12

This one. This little green bar there.

41:14

And then a bigger one just after it

41:16

here. Tesla was trading at $17.

41:19

Trading at 400 something right now,

41:21

right? So pretty pretty meaningful rally

41:23

there. So

41:26

looks very nice, right? It's a

41:28

three-year lag. No, it actually went up

41:30

tremendously from there. From that

41:32

spike, it went up over the next couple

41:34

of months about two or three fold. um

41:36

from that second spike, you know, in

41:39

that year it went up from about 40 to

41:41

about 240. 280 even. So from 40 to 280

41:46

is still still pretty big. Yeah. But

41:47

yes, of course it continued to to go up

41:50

in a in a pretty big way. But watch

41:52

where the big volume spikes were, right?

41:54

They were here, they were there, they

41:56

were here. They were actually not here

41:58

because in this period, we did very very

42:00

little as a stock, right? We basically

42:02

just treaded water for about three

42:04

years.

42:08

So, who is thinking how do I know there

42:10

is a massive volume spike on a given

42:12

stock?

42:14

Who's thinking that? How do I find out?

42:18

Yes, one or two of you, maybe even 5,000

42:21

of you here on Zoom. Um, there must be a

42:23

lot more people on YouTubers who are

42:25

watching this.

42:27

Do you want access to the tool that I

42:28

use to track these spikes? Do you want

42:31

access to the tool I use to track these?

42:33

Yes. Yes.

42:35

Father's Day gift to everybody. Um, have

42:38

any fathers in the room here? Did I put

42:40

an F in the chat?

42:44

Yes. Yes. Yes. Brilliant. Okay. Amazing,

42:46

guys. So,

42:50

this is it. What I do, I set up a little

42:53

alert. I set up a volume alert. When my

42:57

volume goes up by 300%. That's typically

43:00

what I look for, like a really big

43:02

increase, right? The examples we just

43:05

looked at were like 10x increases in

43:07

volume. So a th00and%.

43:09

Right? That's how we set it up. It's

43:11

very simple. And shall I show you how we

43:14

actually set that up? I I can do that

43:15

quickly. Very quickly or here we go. So

43:20

you go into trade vision. Say you look

43:22

at I don't know palunteer or something.

43:24

Doesn't matter what it is.

43:26

Um and um you click on the top right

43:30

here on the alerts. I've actually got

43:32

one already. uh create a new alert

43:35

and then you select volume

43:40

moves up by 300%. Okay. Going to get a

43:44

trigger once a day only if it happens

43:47

obviously but you can make that um you

43:50

know whenever however you want for say a

43:53

year or whatever time period you want

43:54

and it's going to ping up on your mobile

43:56

phone. You're literally going to get on

43:58

your phone. There's a an app that comes

43:59

with it. It's going to give you a little

44:01

notification and says palunteer volume

44:03

just increased 300% and you're going to

44:04

be like ah that's interesting because I

44:06

learned something here. Right? So you

44:07

hit save and now it's done. Alerts

44:09

created. So it's a very very simple

44:11

thing to set up. Very very quick to set

44:13

up. Now

44:17

do you want access to the tool? You

44:19

actually want to use it? Do you want to

44:20

use I I use this every single week.

44:22

Every single week I do this. Every

44:23

single week I look at this. It's how I

44:25

find pretty much everything I ever ever

44:27

find. Yeah. Do you wanna Do you wanna

44:31

Yeah. Okay. So, I'm going to give

44:32

everybody here, 5,000 people on you on

44:35

on on on Zoom, couple of thousand people

44:38

on on YouTube. I'm going to give you

44:40

guys a full free month access to

44:43

Tradevision. It's what I built. Um, and

44:46

it's just as a free bonus, as a as a as

44:48

a happy Father's Day gift to you guys.

44:50

And you can go to free tradevision.com.

44:54

Um, my team will put the link in the

44:56

chat for you as well so you can see it.

45:00

And I'm going to see if I can put a link

45:02

on the screen here as well. There it is.

45:03

No, that's not it. This is it. Free

45:06

trade vision.com. And if you don't like

45:08

it, cancel it on day 29 so you will

45:10

never ever get built. Yeah, zero risk

45:13

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45:14

can do right here. The link's going to

45:16

work while I'm live. You can you can

45:17

sign sign up to that right now. Yeah.

45:19

Um, thanks guys, Lorraine and Luis for

45:21

putting the link in the chat here.

45:22

appreciate you. Uh so

45:25

before we get into the specifics and

45:27

while you guys get the tradevision um

45:30

free tradevision.com thing here, notice

45:33

something. You are literally different

45:36

to the person you were 30 minutes ago

45:38

because you're not watching the news.

45:41

You're not listening to information.

45:43

You're becoming skilled. You're starting

45:46

to see the market very differently. You

45:49

starting to think like an investor who

45:50

has a system. It's happening right now

45:53

in just 30 minutes. Can you feel that

45:55

shift? Can you feel that shift? You can

45:57

feel that. Put a put an F in the chat

45:58

for feelings. Um, and it's what happens

46:02

when you stop consuming the noise and

46:06

you start mastering this skill. And we

46:09

really literally just getting warmed up.

46:10

We're just getting started. Yeah. So,

46:13

we're going to build on top of this.

46:15

We're going to build on top of this a

46:16

lot here. Um,

46:22

so we've just learned institutional

46:24

buying and that there is a little thing

46:26

on the chart that helps you to find that

46:28

and how we can set up an alert and if

46:30

you use the getf free tradevision.com

46:33

you can set up those alerts for free for

46:35

the coming month and you can see how you

46:37

know what that does for you. Then number

46:39

two is the the heartbeat pattern.

46:43

So,

46:45

you might be thinking the volume spike I

46:46

just showed you is powerful, right?

46:48

Because it coincided with these massive

46:49

rallies.

46:51

But who is thinking, hang on, won't that

46:54

happen to a lot of stocks? Well, that

46:56

happened to a lot of stocks and it might

46:58

not be the right signal. Anybody

46:59

thinking that?

47:07

Yeah. Okay. A lot of people are thinking

47:08

that. Good. Because you'd be right.

47:11

There is one pattern that we see on all

47:14

of the stocks that 10x, right? And it's

47:17

called what I call the heartbeat

47:19

pattern. And here is why that changes

47:22

everything. Every stock that's about to

47:25

make a move, it has a rhythm.

47:27

Just like your heartbeats before you

47:29

take action, right? The market has a

47:31

heartbeat before it explodes. And let me

47:34

show you what that looks like. So stocks

47:37

move like this. So, say you have a stock

47:39

that's gone up bigly and then it crashes

47:43

and then it does this. It goes nowhere

47:46

for a period of time and then

47:49

potentially it goes higher or it

47:50

collapses. This here,

47:54

that zone there is what I call the

47:56

heartbeat pattern because it looks like

47:58

a heartbeat, right? And what our

48:00

research shows is that the 10x stocks,

48:03

the ones that really go up, you know,

48:04

thousand%.

48:06

They do that sideways thing for between

48:09

two to four years.

48:15

Very, very long heartbeat pattern.

48:16

Shorter heartbeat patterns tend to give

48:18

us slightly smaller rallies. But if you

48:21

find these that are really really long

48:22

and you get the breakout, you

48:24

potentially have a lottery ticket.

48:27

So, let me ask you a few questions. Have

48:30

a look at this. Is this a good call? Can

48:33

you see the heartbeat pattern?

48:36

And can you see what it's telling you?

48:38

Have a look at that chart here.

48:49

Yeah. Okay. Cool.

48:56

Right? That was the heartbeat pattern.

48:58

And here we broke out of it. So what

49:00

happened? This is what happened. This

49:03

was a really, really, really, really,

49:05

really, really, really long heartbeat

49:07

pattern about a year or so. And then we

49:10

broke out and we bent up 797%.

49:13

Right? Again, promising the outcome.

49:15

Just giving you an example here, right?

49:16

But it's a pretty pretty big move,

49:19

right? Not guaranteed to have work like

49:21

that every time. No, nothing is but it

49:24

is how you stack the odds more in your

49:26

favor by understanding what these

49:28

patterns look like. Okay,

49:32

now here's another one. Same pattern,

49:36

different stock. Can you see the rhythm,

49:38

my friends? You see the rhythm here?

49:41

Yeah. And they sometimes look a little

49:44

bit more like this. a little bit more,

49:45

you know, not perfect, but here is where

49:49

we break out of the previous highs, out

49:51

of that zone, and volume spikes here

49:55

significantly. Volume spikes

49:57

significantly there. And Rocket Lab goes

50:00

from, I don't know, $6 to 32, which is,

50:04

you know, pretty good. There it is.

50:07

1500% up actually from the initial

50:09

breakout. 1500% up which is pretty

50:12

pretty extraordinary in about 417 days

50:15

which is about 2 and a half years in the

50:17

trading world. So

50:20

that was very quick wasn't it? Power

50:22

move number two just got locked and

50:24

loaded. So you've got the volume as an

50:27

indicator which shows you where the big

50:29

money is moving. You can now spot it.

50:31

You can understand it and you know what

50:32

you're looking at. And then the second

50:34

move is the the heartbeat, right? and

50:37

you just saw that pattern. And don't

50:39

worry, we're going to look at more chats

50:40

together. We're going to look at some

50:41

live chats together and so on as well to

50:43

make sure this really really lands for

50:44

you.

50:52

Some of you are still brightening your

50:53

screen. Okay, that's good. Glad you can

50:55

see it.

50:57

So, I don't think it's got anything to

50:58

do with my brightness, does it? I don't

51:00

think that matters. I think it is a it's

51:02

it's a probably a setting on on your

51:04

side rather than mine.

51:09

There is a third part to this that I

51:11

look at and I call it the record quarter

51:14

because many investors look at things

51:17

like is the stock growing you know are

51:20

they profitable but the most skilled

51:22

investors look at a layer that is deeper

51:25

than that. Let me let me show you.

51:29

If you look at our credo stock again,

51:32

same example we started with and you see

51:35

now

51:39

and you see now

51:43

that volume spike here, right? You can

51:45

see volume is like this, this, this,

51:47

this, this, this, and then it spikes to

51:49

here. Massive, massive spike. We had a

51:52

little heartbeat pattern here. It's a

51:53

little hard to see because it was that

51:54

long ago and the stock's gone up so

51:56

much. But at about 20 bucks, the stock

51:58

started to explode.

52:01

Why did it explode?

52:03

What caused that explosion? The stock

52:06

literally went up 10 times from here.

52:10

Well, do you see there's a little green

52:14

thing on the chart here called E down

52:16

here?

52:20

No.

52:22

James says you can't find the link to

52:23

the trade vision thing.

52:25

Um,

52:31

okay. The link's in there again. Okay,

52:32

some you can see it. Brilliant. Okay,

52:36

you see that E on the chart then, right?

52:39

That means earnings. And that company

52:43

reported record earnings, the best

52:46

profits ever. So, the company went from

52:49

losing money to making money.

52:52

Best quarter they've ever reported.

52:55

Or another example, Celsius, right?

52:59

Same principle. The stock here, you can

53:02

see

53:04

hopefully

53:06

volume is sort of down here and then

53:07

volume goes to there, which is a

53:09

massive, massive increase. And I know

53:11

it's a little bit small and we can look

53:12

at some bigger charts in a second. Want

53:14

to make sure you guys get the concept.

53:16

We had a heartbeat pattern here. Yeah.

53:20

And then happened. What happened?

53:23

Yeah. Can you see that, guys? Can you

53:25

see that?

53:26

Well, they just became profitable. They

53:29

were making no money and now they're

53:31

making some money. It was their best

53:32

quarter ever. And the stock went up from

53:35

seven bucks to, you know, 30 or 40. Huge

53:39

increase.

53:42

So, how do we find those?

53:44

Who wants a simple way to find every

53:47

stock in the world with record earnings?

53:52

Like the best earnings ever and just

53:56

those stocks and no other stocks. You

53:58

want to see that? Okay. So, I use one

54:01

simple tool and I'm going to show it to

54:03

you. And on the screen here,

54:07

say I want to buy some AI infrastructure

54:10

stocks.

54:13

Yeah.

54:14

and I want to only find the ones with

54:16

the record quarters. I just click these

54:18

two buttons. I click the AI

54:19

infrastructure button and the record

54:21

quarter button.

54:23

And what I'm going to get, what I'm now

54:25

going to get a list of all the stocks

54:28

with record earnings only, nothing else.

54:30

And guess what? They add two AI

54:33

infrastructure stocks in the world. No

54:36

more.

54:38

This is about two out of like 30,000

54:40

stocks. So, it' be pretty hard to find.

54:43

And what are we looking at? Well, do you

54:46

see these little bars here? These little

54:48

bar charts that I've just underlined in

54:50

blue.

54:52

Can you see these guys? Can you see

54:53

these? This and this. Well, each one

54:57

shows you their profit per share, which

55:01

is really the metric everybody looks at

55:02

on Wall Street for the last eight

55:05

quarters,

55:07

right? Two, four, six, last six quarters

55:09

actually. And you see that the last bar

55:11

is massive. It's green. It's huge. It

55:13

was the best one ever. And also shows

55:15

you here record quarter.

55:20

And it's how this little stock here.

55:22

This is a Dutch stock. I don't watch

55:25

Dutch stocks. I don't look at the

55:27

Netherlands stock market ever. It's

55:29

called BE Semiconductor Industries.

55:32

That's how caught my attention. It's a

55:35

relatively small stocks. Never heard of

55:37

it before in my life. And what happened?

55:41

Well, it popped up on our alert here,

55:44

right? And it went up. This was 39 days

55:47

ago. It's up 29% in 39 days, which is

55:52

pretty not bad, right? Who'd like to be

55:54

up 29% in 39 days? Um, again, I'm not

55:56

promising that. I'm just saying it's an

55:58

example here, right? Whether whe that

55:59

was that was true.

56:01

And

56:03

there was another one on the list,

56:04

right? Who knows this first stock here

56:07

called MW? Micron Technology. Anyone

56:10

heard of that?

56:12

Anyone heard of that? Yeah. Micron. You

56:14

heard of Micron? Put an M in the chat if

56:16

you heard of Micron. Huge company. Um,

56:18

and

56:20

look at that chart that popped on our

56:22

list here. And guess what? Again,

56:26

trading volume is here. Trading volume

56:28

almost doubles because institutions are

56:32

paying attention. And from the moment

56:35

that it reported that record quarter,

56:36

what actually happened? Stock actually

56:38

went down. Crazy, eh? And then what

56:43

happened? Well, people woke up, found

56:46

the data, and it went up 147% in 64

56:48

days, which is pretty extraordinary,

56:50

right? One of the best values we've seen

56:52

so far this year.

56:55

So,

56:57

I'm not going to hold you hostage. I'm

56:58

just going to give you free access to

57:00

that tool as well because I think it's

57:02

very very useful. Again, something I use

57:04

every week. It's called the Winston app.

57:07

I named it after my dog. He has a very

57:09

large nose. He's very good at sniffing

57:10

things out. So, second bonus here today

57:13

on Father's Day. Get a full month

57:16

freeall access to that as well. Again,

57:18

if you don't enjoy it by before the end

57:19

of the month, cancel it or just message

57:21

us and we'll do it for you. Uh we don't

57:23

hold you hostage. That's not the goal.

57:24

The goal is that you love it, you like

57:26

it, you stick around. If you don't get

57:27

value from it, you don't. Go to

57:30

gogetwinston.com. Again, the link's

57:32

going to work only while we're live here

57:33

because we're giving this away to about

57:36

8 n,000 people here. Uh, and and and if

57:39

we give it away to more people, it's

57:40

going to break our our service. Um, so

57:45

you now have the tool I use for alerts.

57:48

You have the tools I use for the record

57:51

quarters and also some other things we

57:54

can get into later. But record quarters

57:56

is such an important piece of data that

57:58

most people will miss. Yeah. So, you're

58:00

going to go get that. You're gonna go

58:01

get winston.com. Put a W in the chat if

58:03

you guys are doing that. And um while

58:06

you're doing that and and Luis and

58:08

Lorraine from my team are going to keep

58:10

putting that link in the chat here to

58:12

fight your W's. Uh so, you can you can

58:14

click on it. Um we're going to we're

58:17

going to plow on here

58:20

because you've just learned all three

58:23

power moves.

58:25

So my question is simply shall we look

58:26

at some stocks that have real potential,

58:30

tremendous potential, stocks that are

58:32

showing the same patterns. Shall we do

58:34

that together? Yeah, I my my my I'm

58:37

assuming here that would be a yes. I'm

58:38

seeing some yeses there as well. Cool.

58:41

We'll do that. We'll do a big Q&A. I've

58:44

prepared some for you already. We can

58:46

look at everything that I'm doing

58:48

together and why I'm doing it. But let

58:50

me ask you something first before we get

58:52

into that.

58:54

right now. Are you feeling Are you

58:56

feeling more powerful than you did an

58:59

hour ago? Who's feeling more powerful?

59:02

Put a P in the chat because you should

59:03

be. You just learned in minutes what I

59:07

was going to say takes people years to

59:08

figure out. Actually, people don't

59:10

figure this out. And I tell you why.

59:13

What I just taught you isn't intuitive,

59:16

right? It's not something that just sort

59:18

of comes to you from experience. It

59:20

doesn't. It's just a bunch of strange

59:23

rules someone came up with on Wall

59:25

Street about 50 years ago. My my oldest

59:27

mentor is almost 80 years old. He

59:30

learned this in the 70s.

59:32

I didn't invent this. Want to be very

59:35

clear on that. I'm just teaching you

59:36

what I learned from my mentors who

59:38

worked in invest investment banks and in

59:40

hedge funds.

59:42

Let me also ask you this. Can you see

59:44

yourself

59:45

Can you see yourself using what we just

59:47

learned? Can you see yourself opening up

59:49

your trading platform? opening up trade

59:51

vision and pulling up a chart and

59:53

actually knowing what you're looking at.

59:56

Yeah. Can you see that? Yeah. Brilliant.

59:58

Amazing. That's my goal. But let me also

60:01

be real with you, as you were Americans

60:04

say. Um,

60:07

in our short time together so far,

60:09

you've gained something that most people

60:11

will just never have because it is not

60:12

intuitive. Most people don't know it,

60:14

therefore they just don't learn it.

60:15

Right? You are starting to learn how to

60:17

read the market. It's bought the

60:18

heartbeat pattern.

60:20

You understand institutional money

60:22

pouring. You understand record quarters.

60:25

And that's your foundation. It's very

60:27

very solid. And can you use that to

60:30

start making better decisions?

60:31

Absolutely. I believe this alone will

60:34

change your outcomes. But what you what

60:36

I want you to understand is this is

60:40

still the foundation. It's the

60:42

foundation of something very powerful.

60:44

But there's a heck of a lot more to this

60:47

in terms of automation and psychology

60:49

and and and and just getting experienced

60:52

off this, right? And that's I think

60:53

where people really make the big impact.

60:55

And that's what we teach with in in our

60:58

program to people one-on-one. But you

61:00

have something very very powerful

61:01

already. And we're going to go deeper.

61:02

We're going to look at some

61:03

opportunities right now. So you really

61:05

walk away with like a ton of um value

61:08

here, which is my goal. But let me also

61:12

ask you this.

61:15

Just stop for a second. Forget about the

61:17

stocks that go up a lot. Forget about

61:19

SpaceX. Forget about what's going to

61:21

happen next week, whether it's going to

61:22

go up or down. And just ask yourself

61:24

this question. Honestly, how long did it

61:28

take you to get there?

61:30

And for most of you, I would guess it's

61:34

been been decades, right? 50 years, two

61:37

years, 10 years, 35 years, 10 years, 25

61:40

years, five years, three years, 1997, 40

61:45

years, 50 years. I love that you guys

61:46

are sharing that. And and I don't just

61:48

mean time or saving up. I mean showing

61:52

up, the early mornings, the jobs maybe

61:55

you didn't love, but you did it anyway

61:57

because

61:59

you're responsible person, right? You

62:00

care about yourself and your family and

62:02

you're paying a mortgage or paying for

62:04

children or whatever it is.

62:06

So, hold that thought. We're going to

62:07

come back to that and and and you know,

62:10

keep dropping in the chat here. How long

62:12

have you been working and saving for?

62:13

Just put a number in there and let's see

62:15

them

62:17

because the truth is the average

62:19

American works 40 to 50 years. I just

62:23

came from France. There is more like,

62:25

you know, four to five years, you know,

62:26

and then we sit on the on the bl and,

62:28

you know, enjoy ourselves, you know,

62:30

that kind of thing. They have a very

62:31

good lifestyle there. It's it's a

62:33

different kind of a place. Um, but in

62:35

all seriousness,

62:39

most of us work for 40, 50, yes, 40, 50,

62:43

60 hours a week, especially if you count

62:45

commuting and so on. And if you're here,

62:48

you're in this room, you're probably

62:50

pretty disciplined about, you know,

62:52

working and saving and so on.

62:55

So, I want you to think about that money

62:57

and what it actually is. It isn't just a

62:59

number on the screen. It isn't just some

63:03

number in your portfolio. It represents

63:06

an hour of your life. A morning you got

63:09

up and you didn't want to. A vacation

63:12

that you didn't take is a luxury you

63:14

skipped. So it isn't money. It isn't

63:16

capital. It's literally your life stored

63:19

in a brokerage account. And last week we

63:23

had some days where some of it slipped

63:24

away. The week before was some terrible

63:26

days, right? And you probably didn't

63:29

know what to do. And that feeling that

63:31

that helpless feeling, that frustrated

63:33

feeling, that's what I want to talk

63:35

about.

63:36

Tell me in the chat when you saw your

63:38

portfolio drop last week or the week

63:41

before was pretty harsh. What was the

63:43

first thing that came into your mind?

63:45

What was the first word? Just one word.

63:47

What was it? Frustrated. Scared. Lost.

63:51

Crap. Hopeless. Mistake. Wow.

63:56

Sell. Scared. Oh boy. Fear. Bad week.

64:00

Broke. Yeah. Mistake.

64:03

Yeah. And I appreciate you guys being

64:04

honest and it's normal. It makes you

64:06

makes you human. It makes you to someone

64:08

who has emotions which is a really

64:09

really good thing. Right. But here is

64:12

something I say with the greatest

64:14

respect because I was in exactly the

64:16

same boat. Most people will spend two

64:20

weeks researching a vacation. They read

64:22

every review. They compare every hotel,

64:24

find the best flight deal, and I get it.

64:26

I literally just changed hotel. I went

64:27

from very one very very amazing

64:29

five-star hotel to another one because I

64:30

slightly prefer it. Um, so I'm not easy

64:33

going.

64:34

So you do that research because it

64:36

matters to you, right? I like being in a

64:38

nice place. It matters to me, too. But

64:40

the same person who does that and spends

64:42

two weeks researching that, they'll buy

64:44

a stock based on something that they

64:45

heard on, you know, YouTube or a tip

64:48

from a friend or just a feeling and then

64:51

they hold it while it drops hoping it's

64:54

going to come back because they don't

64:55

have a plan. And it's not because you

64:58

don't care about your money. It's just

65:00

nobody's ever sat you down and taught

65:03

you the bloody rules, the actual rules,

65:05

the rules the professionals use every

65:08

single day.

65:09

So it's not your fault.

65:12

But now that you know there are rules, I

65:15

believe it's our responsibility to

65:18

change that.

65:20

Just let me know in the chat. Have you

65:21

ever held a losing stock longer than you

65:23

should have done and you were just

65:24

hoping it would come back? Yeah. Put the

65:26

stock in there or maybe just write

65:28

hoping. Yeah. Oh yes, that'll do as

65:32

well. And look how many people that is.

65:34

Right. And again, it makes you human

65:37

because I've studied human psychology a

65:39

lot to get good at this. And one of the

65:41

things is we're really, really bad at

65:42

selling losers. Really, really bad at

65:45

it. Now, there's some rules to that.

65:46

There's automations to that that can

65:47

solve that. But naturally, we're not

65:49

very good at that.

65:51

So, let me ask you something else. Do

65:54

you guys drive? Who's a driver here? Put

65:56

a D in the chat if you're a driver.

66:00

Lots of drivers. Great. How did you

66:01

learn to drive?

66:03

How did you learn how to drive?

66:06

Somebody taught you, right? A parent, an

66:09

instructor, someone sat next to you and

66:12

showed you the rules, right?

66:15

And those rules, you know, stop on red,

66:17

stay in your lane, signal before you

66:19

turn, right? They don't know those in

66:21

New York, do they? But you didn't invent

66:25

those rules yourself, did you? No, of

66:27

course not. Somebody handed them to you.

66:30

And because of that, you've been driving

66:32

relatively safely probably for many

66:34

years, right? You don't even think about

66:36

driving anymore, do you? When you get in

66:38

the car, do you think, "Oh, I should do

66:39

this. I should turn that. I should press

66:42

the pedal. I should look in the mirror."

66:43

Do you guys think about that? No. Right.

66:46

You don't.

66:48

But think for a moment, what would have

66:49

happened if nobody had taught you? If

66:52

you just got in the car one day, figured

66:54

out yourself, went on the freeway, and

66:56

just went for it. Well, to start with,

67:00

you might not be here today. Yeah. You

67:03

might have had a pretty nasty accident

67:05

and you would definitely have made some

67:06

pretty unpleasant mistakes that could

67:08

have cost you everything.

67:11

And the truth is investing has rules

67:14

just like driving. But the difference is

67:16

no one's required to teach them to you.

67:18

There is no investing in structure.

67:20

There is no investing test you have to

67:22

pass before they hand you a brokerage

67:24

account and let you lose with your life

67:26

savings. and then throw some leverage on

67:28

top to make it riskier for you. No, they

67:30

just hand you the keys and they go,

67:32

"Good luck." Right? So, when you first

67:35

when you first opened a brokerage

67:36

account, did anyone actually teach you

67:39

what to do? Yes or no? Did anybody teach

67:41

you what to do?

67:44

No. Of course not. Right.

67:48

They just hand you the keys. That's the

67:50

business model. And I was the same as

67:53

you. Nobody taught me either. I was

67:55

figured out the loan. I made huge

67:57

mistakes. I lost half my money when I

67:58

first invested. And then one person,

68:02

very nice Australian chap. He was a

68:05

senior banker and he gave me a chance.

68:07

He didn't have to, but he interviewed me

68:10

and he led me into a world and he showed

68:13

me how it actually worked and I became

68:16

an investment bank. So I saw not the

68:18

version you see on TV. I saw the the

68:21

real version, the one where you have a

68:26

mentor sitting next to you who was

68:28

called my boss who taught me everything

68:30

that I knew at that point. And that one

68:33

conversation, literally that one 30

68:35

minute interview conversation with this

68:37

very nice Australian chap, it changed

68:40

the entire trajectory of my life. I'm

68:43

sitting here in a beautiful hotel in New

68:45

York, 45 years old, retired because of

68:49

what I learned from people like him. So,

68:52

what I want to do to you for you guys

68:54

today, what I want to offer you today

68:56

here on Father's Day, it's not a course,

68:57

it's not a program. It's just a

69:00

conversation, a free call to sit down,

69:04

look at where you are, and honestly tell

69:06

you whether what we do could help you be

69:10

no pressure. It's literally the same

69:12

kind of conversation that changed things

69:13

for me because I think you work too hard

69:18

and I think you work for too long to

69:21

leave the next chapter up to chance

69:24

again. So if you're open to having that

69:26

conversation, just type open in the

69:28

chat. No commitment. Just tell me you're

69:30

open to the conversation. Just put an

69:32

open the chat or There we go. Cool.

69:36

That's a lot of opens. I love an open

69:37

mind. Open mind is the beginning to a to

69:40

a beautiful world.

69:43

Amazing.

69:45

So, here it is. You can book a free call

69:48

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69:54

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69:56

want to figure out whether what we do,

69:58

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70:01

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70:04

have a conversation with us. It's

70:06

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70:10

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70:12

I actually misspelled that, right? Just

70:14

one conversation, isn't it? It's one

70:16

conversation. Um, you see, not so good

70:20

with a with a spelling.

70:22

And I'll also put that on the screen

70:24

here for you guys so you can see it on

70:25

the bottom. That one isn't misspelled.

70:27

You can also scan the QR code there. And

70:30

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70:32

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70:35

we've got about eight or nine thousand

70:36

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70:39

it isn't some BS scarcity thing. It's

70:42

just the reality. We teach one-on-one.

70:45

So, our team isn't tremendously large

70:47

for the simple reason that our mentors

70:50

are Wall Street coaches. And the guys

70:53

taking the calls, our specialists are

70:55

taking those calls and helping you

70:57

figure out, bringing you to some clarity

71:00

so you guys can make better decisions

71:01

going forward. And one of them could be,

71:03

hey, I want to learn from guys who've

71:04

done this on Wall Street. Another one

71:06

might be, yeah, I want to learn from

71:08

people done on Wall Street, but not from

71:09

that Felix guy because I can't bear the

71:11

sight of him, which is also completely

71:13

fine. As long as I inspire you to take

71:14

some action here, I'd be very, very

71:16

happy. So, the links down below, the

71:18

links in the in the in the in the chat.

71:20

Um, my team's going to keep putting that

71:22

in there. So, while you book that call,

71:25

and I'll show you how to do that in a

71:27

second as well, let me ask you this.

71:31

How confident are you that you can find

71:34

that big stock that's going to

71:37

potentially go up a lot in the market

71:39

right now? Like on a score of sort of

71:43

one to 10, one meaning I've got no

71:45

freaking idea, and 10 is like I'm 100%

71:47

certain. Where are you right now? Six.

71:51

Five. Five. Four. Four. Five. Sort of

71:54

fiveish. And that's about right. I kind

71:57

of expect that.

71:59

Now, have a look at the chart here that

72:01

I put on the screen for you. And tell me

72:05

whether you think this is a 10x stock or

72:09

is it a loser. Put a 10 in the chat or

72:12

an L in the chat.

72:17

10 L. 10 L L 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10

72:20

10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10

72:20

10 10 10 10 10 L about half half judging

72:24

by the crazy speed of the chat here.

72:29

Now, if you wrote 10 in the chat,

72:34

what if I were to tell you that this is

72:37

actually trending down, that that high

72:41

was higher than this high, higher than

72:44

that one, and that really were actually

72:46

trending down, would you feel less

72:50

confident now in your 10 assessment?

72:53

Yeah, probably. Right. And there's one

72:56

thing that I've learned over the years.

72:58

True confidence is everything when you

72:59

make decisions with your money. So, let

73:02

me ask you this. Would you feel more

73:04

confident

73:06

if

73:08

a guy who's worked on Wall Street, who's

73:12

managed money for the big investment

73:13

banks, was on a one-on-one Zoom call

73:16

with you. You were sharing your screen

73:19

and he would confirm to you that you got

73:22

the right setup. Would you feel more

73:24

confident if you could check your ideas

73:27

against

73:29

that experience every week? Yes. Okay.

73:33

Would you feel more confident if you

73:34

could share and and and compare your

73:38

ideas and the things you're going to buy

73:39

against mine every week? Let me show you

73:42

something

73:47

if I can. There we go.

73:53

That's the wrong document.

73:58

You know that this is live, don't you?

74:01

Okay, cool. So, I put on a document

74:04

every week. Um, a watch list. And it

74:08

isn't a list of all the things you

74:10

should buy. No, it is a list that I

74:14

think is a teaching tool. So, you can

74:16

look at, hey, did I find that? Hey,

74:19

would I have found that? Why is Felix

74:21

looking at that? So I give you a stock

74:25

for example. I give you the industry. I

74:27

give you where I see the breakout point

74:31

and also where I would sell it. Doesn't

74:34

mean you should run out and buy. It

74:35

isn't sort of a a buy list, but would

74:39

that be helpful for you? So if you're

74:40

buying want to buy some stocks this

74:41

week, you know, you got you got my

74:44

ideas. Yeah. You can compare against

74:46

that. Yeah. Okay.

74:49

Well, that's what we do. Oh my my all my

74:51

my mentor menty men mentor students have

74:53

access to that. So

74:56

if you're interested in that, you know

74:58

what to do, right? Book yourself a free

74:59

call, have a chat with us about it. Um

75:01

zero pressure, but just just have a chat

75:03

with us. And

75:05

again, I promise you not to bombard you

75:07

with with with testimonials. I want I

75:09

want to look at charts with you. I want

75:10

to look at opportunities with you. We

75:11

got a lot of opportunities to look at

75:12

here. I've got them prepared for you

75:14

already. But just for a moment

75:19

realize this isn't about money. This is

75:21

about the opportunities and the choices

75:25

money can potentially allow you to h

75:26

take. And this is a student of mine.

75:28

He's called Vladimir. He's based in

75:30

central Europe in Slovakia. And he

75:33

writes here, "Thanks, Felix. I

75:35

appreciate your help information. Thanks

75:37

to you, I'm up xx% in just 6 months

75:40

while I'm babysitting my two little sons

75:42

from the kids' room." And then three

75:44

smileys. Best regards, Vladimir from

75:46

Slovakia. And it's Father's Day today,

75:49

right? Who wants to spend more time with

75:50

their children? How cool is it that this

75:53

guy is doing that, right? He's not

75:55

working anymore. He's just doing this.

75:56

Isn't that so cool? To me, this is what

75:59

this is this is why we do this, right?

76:00

And again, it is obviously up to him.

76:03

He's put the work in. He's he's learned.

76:04

He's executing. But to me, it's stories

76:06

like that that I get sent every single

76:09

week, every single day that just um put

76:12

a smile on my face, right? or or Lee

76:14

here. He said, "Look, I joined a month

76:15

ago. I'm currently up whatever on my

76:17

position. What a difference risk

76:19

management and proper position sizing

76:20

makes. Excited to learn more. Keep the

76:23

gains coming." Right? So, on that call

76:26

that you guys have booking, let me know

76:28

if you're still planning to book it.

76:29

Write call in the chat. We're going to

76:31

walk you through what it's like to work

76:33

with us. But the short version is this.

76:35

You get access to the same thinking, the

76:38

same rules, the same mentors, and the

76:41

same frameworks that multi professionals

76:43

have used for decades. Apply to your

76:45

portfolio, apply to your situation.

76:48

That's it. Yeah. So, I'm not here to

76:50

convince you of anything. If you're open

76:52

to having the conversation, have the

76:54

conversation and we're going to look at

76:56

some charts together. Uh, and we're

76:57

going to find some opportunities

76:58

together. But if you want to do that, go

77:00

to just1 conversation.com. I can't spell

77:03

clearly. So, click on the on the link

77:05

down below in the in in the in the chat.

77:08

Now, I also want to say people who do

77:11

join us, take no risk. We have a 100%

77:14

money back guarantee for all of our

77:16

students. Now, it is conditional and I

77:19

like to be very very transparent with

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you. I like to be very upfront with you.

77:22

So, there's some conditions and you can

77:24

tell me whether you think the conditions

77:25

are fair. We require you to fill in a

77:27

weekly progress report. probably take

77:29

you two minutes and one of the questions

77:31

might be what are you struggling with

77:32

and you'll tell us and then we'll fix it

77:35

for you. Um we need you to watch the

77:38

course materials take you maybe two

77:41

hours or something like that. We

77:42

typically teach our students for six to

77:44

12 months. So it's not a huge time

77:46

commitment to ask for two hours of just

77:48

getting the foundations in place so that

77:50

you can get more out of the

77:52

conversations with the actual mentors.

77:55

We also require that you make 12

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simulated trades applying our risk

78:00

management so we can see that you're

78:01

doing it. And simulated means you're not

78:03

risking any money. Very important for

78:05

me. So again, it's it's a trade a month,

78:07

right? And we need you to join at least

78:10

12 live coaching calls. Now over 12

78:12

months, that would be one a month. I

78:15

would expect and I would highly

78:16

recommend that you do at least one call

78:18

per week because I think that way you're

78:20

going to progress much much faster and

78:22

and you can feed back and get a feedback

78:25

loop for what you're actually doing

78:26

there, right? Yeah. So, do you think

78:28

that's fair? Do you think that's a fair

78:29

requirement to take away all risk and

78:31

give you guys 100% money back guarantee?

78:38

Put an F in the chat if you guys think

78:39

that's fair. I just wanted to be

78:40

transparent with you so you you you you

78:42

know exactly what it is that we do, but

78:43

obviously you can ask all the questions

78:45

you want on the on the the chat. Now,

78:49

what we've learned so far, would you

78:52

have figured it out on your own? Yes or

78:54

no? There's three rules. Would you have

78:57

figured that out on your own? Nope.

78:59

Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. It isn't.

79:02

It isn't. It isn't intuitive, is it?

79:04

Student of mine put it this way. Quote,

79:06

um, I learned more in six weeks with

79:07

guidance than three years on my own.

79:10

I think you could actually probably say

79:11

30 years on your own because it just

79:13

never clicks automatically. It's not

79:14

something that you sort of discover.

79:17

Shall we then go and look at some

79:20

beautiful charts? Look at some

79:21

opportunities right now. Yes. Shall we

79:23

do that? Cool. All right. Let's look at

79:26

some of those. Um,

79:30

and I see one or two of you guys here

79:31

going, "Oh, Felix is not teaching me

79:33

anything."

79:35

where you are right now. The only thing

79:38

that matters right now is mindset.

79:40

Your decision is 100% are you open to

79:43

learn more? That's 100% mindset. You

79:46

will then hopefully find somebody you

79:47

want to learn from. I'd recommend that

79:49

someone who's worked in an investment

79:50

bank or hedge fund and you learn some

79:52

skills. Once you master those skills, it

79:54

then becomes again mostly mindset.

79:57

Mindset is the most underrated thing in

79:59

the world. And I know you're here and

80:00

you want to you want to learn rules and

80:01

you want to find the breakout stocks and

80:03

all that. I'm gonna do that right now.

80:06

But if you don't realize that 90% of

80:09

your life is to do with your mindset,

80:12

you're gonna have a pretty hard time. I

80:15

learned it the hard way. I was the most

80:17

stubborn, most obstinate

80:19

mule out there who hated all that

80:21

mindset talk. I was like, it's nonsense,

80:23

waste of time. You know, I'm German. We

80:25

like rules and facts and all that. But

80:28

I've come to realize that's not actually

80:29

what this is about. That's why I'm

80:32

bombarding you a little bit with things

80:34

that make you look at your mind and the

80:37

decisions you're making and how you're

80:38

making them. And I I hope it's going to

80:40

be helpful for most of you, but for some

80:41

of you, I get it. You're not in the

80:43

right place to kind of take that in. And

80:44

that's also completely cool. I hope you

80:46

still get something out of today. And

80:47

and maybe you'll come back when you're

80:48

in a place where that that is more

80:50

valuable to you. Now, I want to go back

80:52

to

80:54

the IPO stocks we looked at at the very

80:56

beginning of this session. And then I

80:57

want to look at the opportunities right

80:59

now, things that are on my watch list

81:01

for this week. So we kind of cover the

81:03

full circle because there's some real

81:05

value in looking back at that. If you

81:07

look at Meta tanks 57% from its IPO,

81:12

what do you see when you look at the

81:14

little volume bars down there? What do

81:16

you see as it's tanking? Can you guys

81:18

see that? I'm going to zoom in a little

81:19

bit more for you so you can see that

81:22

here. Can you see what's going on out

81:23

there? So in this period here the

81:24

underlined in red the stock collapsed

81:27

right. What do you see?

81:33

Red red red red. Yeah. So the biggest

81:37

candles you see were red, right? The

81:39

biggest candles you see were on the

81:41

selling. There was very little buying

81:44

going on. On the green days we had very

81:46

very little volume. Started to change a

81:49

little bit. Let me get a different color

81:53

here. But majorly really only there.

81:56

That was you get the first big volume

81:58

coming in for buying. And guess what

82:02

that was? If I can show you that. Am I

82:04

allowed to drag this? Apparently not.

82:08

Hang on. Let me uh Microsoft says no. Um

82:14

that was the beginning of the recovery.

82:16

It was when we saw the institutional

82:19

money buy on the big rally up, right?

82:22

And then obviously Meta has gone up

82:23

tremendously since. And then the second

82:26

big piece of institutional buying we see

82:29

was here about a year after the IPO,

82:34

right? And the stock really really took

82:36

off from that. Can you see that? Yeah.

82:39

Is that clarifying a little bit the

82:41

volume for you? Yes or no?

82:45

Or if you look at Snap,

82:48

Snap snapped for basically this entire

82:53

period. It just did bugger all, right?

82:56

It just lost money, lost money, lost

82:58

money. And you see some big red candles.

83:04

Now you also see, and this is a bit

83:06

tricky, a big green candle here. You

83:08

might be thinking

83:10

that was a good thing, right? Was

83:11

buying. But what actually happened the

83:14

day the green candle kicked in was a

83:17

great big drop. How's that possible?

83:22

The way the market records these candles

83:25

is a bit confusing. They record from the

83:29

moment the market opens 9:30 New York to

83:32

the moment it closes. What happens

83:34

before and after the market pre and post

83:37

market doesn't get recorded in that

83:40

color which is idiotic. So, it was a

83:43

massive massive down day, like minus 30%

83:45

down. So, you got to be you got to check

83:48

the chart when you're looking at just

83:49

the the green candles down there, right?

83:52

I just wanted to make sure you guys you

83:55

guys are aware of that because that's a

83:56

little bit of a little bit of a pothole

83:59

you can step into. Or let me look at

84:01

let's look at one more IPO here. Rivian

84:04

again, absolute money destroyer, right?

84:07

Just collapse, collapse, collapse,

84:08

collapse and then it bugger all for

84:10

ages. Do you see significant buying at

84:15

the very beginning? Yeah, retail was

84:16

chasing it and then what happened? No

84:18

buying on the way down, right? And then

84:20

we go sideways and sideways and

84:22

sideways. And again, we don't see any

84:24

significant buying

84:27

except for that little day here, but the

84:30

market barely moved, right? No movement

84:32

at all really in the stock price. So

84:34

again, that one isn't really very

84:35

useful. So, can you see how the volume

84:38

the volume at the bottom there tells you

84:40

a lot about what's going on, what

84:41

institutions are doing. Yeah.

84:48

What about SpaceX?

84:51

This is the SpaceX chart. So far, we've

84:54

got five days of trading.

84:58

What do you guys see? What do you guys

85:01

see when you look at this chart?

85:08

declining volume. Yeah, you'd be right.

85:10

You'd be right. So, we get firmer buying

85:14

here day one. Little bit less on day

85:16

two, but still significant. More on day

85:18

three because they saw the great big

85:19

green candle, right? And we went all the

85:21

way up there. So, this thing literally

85:24

from from the IPO, it went up 50%.

85:29

And then it went down.

85:32

It's it's lost about 30% of that. So now

85:35

we're still up still up. We're still up

85:37

about 20%. Right? But what do you see on

85:40

the last two trading days? Well, red

85:43

days volume starting to increase.

85:46

But it's also not enough data to make a

85:48

decision on. You haven't got that

85:50

profile. You don't know what

85:52

institutions are doing because you've

85:54

only got five days. So, you got to ask

85:56

yourself, there are 5,000 American

85:59

listed stocks out there that are liquid

86:00

that you could buy or sell on any given

86:02

day. Why are you buying the one that has

86:06

no data, right? I wish you all the best,

86:10

but I don't like IPOs for that reason. I

86:12

haven't got enough data, so I can't make

86:13

a decision. So, why don't I look at

86:15

something else? And by the way, I think

86:18

it's an amazing business. I mean,

86:19

literally, there's a Starling dish there

86:21

behind me on the on the in the window.

86:25

But I haven't got any data. I like to

86:28

buy things on data, not on like a

86:30

feeling and definitely not on I like the

86:33

business. Business has got nothing to do

86:35

with what Wall Street likes. Because

86:36

remember at the beginning I said to you,

86:37

you can have an amazing business,

86:39

amazing founder, even amazing

86:41

financials. If Wall Street sells it,

86:44

you're left holding the bag. Right

86:51

now,

86:53

let's look at some opportunities.

86:56

Here is a stock that IPOed in November.

87:00

Sort of aerospace company. It's down a

87:04

lot, but it has a $4 billion order book.

87:08

Would you buy this? Would you buy this

87:10

right now? Let me let me know. What do

87:12

you think?

87:16

Yes. No. Not yet. Yes. No. Not yet.

87:22

Yes. And no. Sort of equal. Equal.

87:23

Right. And and and what that shows us is

87:26

that we are not yet at a level where you

87:28

100% confident to make a decision. And I

87:31

wouldn't expect it because just like

87:34

when you did your first driving lesson,

87:37

an hour into it, you were not a

87:39

confident driver, right? You were

87:41

worried about all the bloody mirrors.

87:43

you were panicking about threepoint

87:45

parking or whatever it's called and and

87:47

you were just concerned about what's

87:50

going on behind you and in front of you

87:52

on the road and that is normal and this

87:54

is a skill like any other. It takes

87:56

longer than an hour and a half or

87:58

whatever we've done here so far to get

88:00

really really good at this. Right? Which

88:01

is why I'm encouraging you have a chat

88:03

with us, book a free call with us after

88:05

that one conversation. The kind of

88:07

conversation that changed my life and

88:09

that got me to where I am today. But

88:10

what do you see when you look at this?

88:13

Well, we have a heartbeat pattern which

88:16

is nice, which is what we require,

88:17

right? We've got no volume yet and we

88:22

don't know anything about earnings

88:23

because we haven't looked at record

88:25

quarters. So, what I would say is it has

88:28

potential. It actually has a lot of

88:30

potential, but I would only buy this if

88:34

it was trading above the three recent

88:37

highs. So, I might set up a buy order

88:42

basically here.

88:44

That only happens

88:46

it only gets executed if we're at that

88:49

price point about 20 bucks. Okay, I'm

88:51

not telling you to buy it. It's just a

88:52

teaching example. Now, who's thinking,

88:55

hang on, this stock's trading at $16 and

88:57

you want to pay 20 for it? Are you

88:59

certifiably

89:01

insane? Who's thinking that? Who's

89:03

thinking I'm a bit mad?

89:05

Go on, put an M in the chat if you think

89:07

I'm a bit mad. Uh, most people do,

89:09

right? It is goes against the grain to

89:12

pay more for a stock than it's trading

89:15

for right now. I do this all every week.

89:18

Wall Street does this every week. We

89:20

like to pay more for things than it's

89:22

currently trading at. Why? Because what

89:25

happened the last three times we hit

89:28

this level, that level, that level,

89:31

people started selling.

89:34

So the likelihood that when we go back

89:36

up and we get back to here that we're

89:37

going to do this again is pretty great.

89:39

It's at least 5050 and that isn't good

89:42

enough for me. But if we break through

89:46

that level and actually take out that

89:48

whole zone,

89:50

we have a higher probability

89:52

that it's actually going to go up. And

89:54

it's the same pattern we see on every

89:57

breakout stock, on every 10x stock that

89:59

you've, you know, I've ever studied.

90:02

So, we actually want to pay more for a

90:03

stock than it's currently trading for,

90:05

which I know it sounds a little bit mad,

90:06

but it is what we do. Have a look at

90:09

this one here. Nibios Group, right?

90:11

Another sort of AI stock. And what do

90:14

you see? Well, we had a really nice

90:18

heartbeat pattern here.

90:20

Broke out of that approximately there.

90:24

Volume spikes up pretty significantly

90:27

and then

90:29

stock goes up60% or something like that.

90:31

Right? Same thing. It's just done that.

90:33

Now, where it's sitting right now,

90:37

would you buy it where it's right now?

90:39

Would you buy it where it is trading

90:41

right now?

90:43

Yes or no?

90:46

No. Right. So, most of you think it's

90:47

you've missed the boat. It's it's run up

90:50

too much. Right.

90:52

I disagree with you. I think it's

90:54

potentially a perfect point to buy it.

90:56

Why? Because what did we do? We rallied

90:58

up. We went to here. We sold off pretty

91:01

heavy, right? lost $80 there, bottomed

91:05

out, and we found ourselves another

91:07

rally, and we've taken out the recent

91:09

high, and we've gone higher. We've

91:11

closed above it. To me, that actually

91:13

looks very good. Again, I'm not telling

91:14

you to buy it. What I'm saying is there

91:17

is a little bit more skill set, a little

91:20

bit more to become confident at reading

91:22

these things than trusting this gut

91:25

instinct. And if you think something

91:27

that's gone up 150% can't go up any

91:30

further, do you remember those examples

91:32

we looked at at the beginning, the

91:34

Teslas and the Nvidas and and you know

91:36

all those it went up thousands and

91:38

thousands of percent.

91:40

Statistically something at all-time

91:42

highs is more likely to go up than down.

91:45

Doesn't happen every time, but

91:46

statistically um that is that is the

91:48

likelihood.

91:50

Um now shall we look at some of the

91:53

stocks for my watch list for this week?

91:55

So, I I showed it to you just I put out

91:57

a list every week. Where did I put it?

92:01

Here it is. A watch list every week. And

92:04

I order it by industry. So, nobody

92:06

should ever buy any of these. Um, but

92:08

say semiconductors. I've got six stocks

92:11

here. Um, so you can look through those.

92:14

Some of them are large, some of them are

92:15

small, some of them are medium sized.

92:17

And for each one, I sort of put in the

92:18

price point here. And you're very

92:20

welcome to take screenshot of this of

92:21

this if you wish. But if you're just

92:22

going to run out and buy this randomly,

92:25

you will very, very likely lose money

92:27

because you are lacking experience,

92:30

confidence, skills. You won't know what

92:32

to do if it goes down next week and all

92:34

that kind of thing. So,

92:37

don't. That's really all I'd say to you.

92:39

Um, if you want a lottery ticket,

92:43

buy a lottery ticket. It's much safer

92:45

than throwing your hard-earned money at

92:46

something that you hope is going to go

92:47

up. So, this is one of these and and you

92:50

can see that on the on the list. Uh

92:52

where is it?

92:56

It's on here somewhere. I can't see it,

92:59

but it's on here somewhere. Is is a

93:02

stock called Golf GF. I presume it's got

93:05

something to do with golf. I've never

93:06

heard of the business, but there there

93:08

we have it. And what do you see? What do

93:11

you see when you look at this?

93:14

and and thanks Luis and Lorraine for for

93:16

keep keep putting the uh the cool um

93:19

link in the in the chat there while

93:21

while there's still spots available. Um

93:24

we've taken out the recent highs.

93:27

Beautiful rally. Volume is doubled to

93:31

where it normally is. It looks very

93:33

good. To me it looks very good. Doesn't

93:34

mean you should run out and buy it. But

93:35

to me this is the kind of set I look at.

93:37

And yes, it's probably a golf business.

93:40

But we can make a lot of money

93:41

potentially in industries that are not

93:43

tech, that are not AI right

93:53

now.

93:54

Who's planning to book a call but hasn't

93:57

yet? Put put a planning in in the chat

94:00

or as P or me as well will do. Okay.

94:03

Okay. Um, anyone struggling with booking

94:06

a call? Let me just show you how this

94:08

works. It's actually very very simple.

94:11

So you go to just one conversation.com

94:15

and you put in your name. So I'm going

94:16

to put in Winston um and then Winston's

94:21

surname. There we go. And then your

94:24

email address because otherwise we can't

94:26

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94:28

If you write Winston in in in your form,

94:30

I will find you. You're going to put a

94:33

phone number in.

94:34

I don't know any US numbers, but let me

94:36

just put in put in this. Whatever. Um,

94:40

and hit okay. Oh, that doesn't work.

94:43

Hang on. You got to put in the right

94:44

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94:47

Guess it defaults to the US. We ask for

94:49

portfolio size. Why? It helps us pair

94:52

you up with somebody that's most

94:53

appropriate to you, but it doesn't

94:55

matter hugely. So, just click whatever

94:57

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94:59

we say, look, our top students study

95:02

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95:04

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95:07

busy life." In which case, just click

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that. And in fact, if you have a very

95:11

busy life, I really like you. Because

95:15

you will likely learn a lot faster. Why?

95:18

Because you're going to come in and go,

95:19

I've got 15 minutes. What can I learn in

95:22

15 minutes? And you're going to be the

95:23

most focused person in there. And then

95:25

it's going to take you to a calendar.

95:28

You can pick, it'll show it in your time

95:30

zone. You can pick a spot, your time.

95:34

Um, click next. Very important. You're

95:37

now going to click schedule the event.

95:38

Okay. So, you do that. It is now booked.

95:41

You get a confirmation by email. It'll

95:43

say here, hey, you're scheduled. And

95:46

it'll redirect you to a page where I put

95:48

a couple of videos that

95:52

will answer probably a lot of the

95:53

questions you already have. And of

95:55

course, you're welcome to ask me them in

95:56

a minute as well. And

95:58

my goal is always to be respectful of

96:00

your time. I know many of you guys are

96:01

busy which is why you're here. And if

96:04

you do that, I think you're going to

96:05

have a better in-depth call because a

96:07

lot of the kind of foundational stuff is

96:09

already is already uh taught to you

96:11

there. If you want to hear what some of

96:12

our students are saying, you can also do

96:14

that. I actually met Joseph yesterday in

96:16

person which was lovely. So is that

96:19

clear? Is that is that clear enough?

96:20

Yeah.

96:24

Okay. So, here's another stock, Quantum

96:28

Computing Software or something. Arcade

96:30

Quantum. Never heard of this company

96:32

either, but if you look at this chart,

96:35

what do you see?

96:38

What do you guys see? Can you see that

96:40

there is a heartbeat pattern here?

96:44

And can you see that we broke above that

96:47

heartbeat pattern three days ago? And

96:50

can you see that institutional money

96:52

very likely noticed because the volume

96:54

has exploded.

96:57

So we've gone from $18 to $24. And you

97:00

might therefore think the party is over.

97:02

But this is typically what rallies look

97:04

like, the beginning of rallies look

97:06

like. Right now there's a possibility

97:08

that it's going to pull back a little

97:10

bit and then it might rebound and then

97:12

it might do that which is typically what

97:13

stocks do. But for me this is exactly

97:15

the kind of setup that I like to look

97:17

at. not telling me to buy it, just

97:19

saying it made the watch list. And of

97:21

course, position sizing, risk

97:23

management, when to sell, all that stuff

97:26

is ultimately what actually makes us

97:27

profitable. It isn't finding the

97:29

greatest stock out there.

97:34

Is it helpful looking at these? Is it

97:35

helpful looking at this? Should we look

97:36

at some more?

97:40

Yeah. Okay. Here's another one. It's

97:42

called analog devices, ADI. And what do

97:45

we see? Well, we see a heartbeat

97:46

pattern. It went up. It went down. It

97:48

went down. It went up. It went down

97:50

again. It bounced off that moving

97:52

average line and down again and up.

97:58

And look at that.

98:01

What's going on there? Why? Why the

98:04

volume? Why is everyone suddenly buying

98:06

this? We had a nice big green day on on

98:08

Thursday, 4.8% up. I wouldn't buy it at

98:12

this price then. I would want to pay

98:14

more for this. Why? because I want to

98:17

take out that previous high, that high,

98:22

and even these two highs. So, I'd want

98:24

to buy it basically here. Not telling

98:27

you to buy it. I'm just saying the

98:29

teaching example. That's what the theory

98:31

is, right? So,

98:33

to me, that would be then a breakout.

98:36

We're already seeing some volume here.

98:38

This is looking kind of interesting,

98:39

right? ADI stock

98:42

doesn't mean you should buy it

98:44

now.

98:47

I talked to you about mindset a little

98:48

bit and I want to share with you one

98:50

thing that helped me a tremendous amount

98:52

and then I want to look at some more

98:53

chats. Okay, I've got I've got more

98:55

chats. I've got more opportunities to

98:57

look at to learn from and also to

98:59

realize. I've also got some that are

99:01

quite early which I think might be

99:02

interesting to look at for you guys. But

99:05

let me ask you one thing and this is

99:08

what a one of my early mentors said to

99:10

me, great guy, he's an amazing trader

99:12

and he drew this for me on a whiteboard

99:14

and he said, "Felix, you are here."

99:20

And then he wrote up here and he said,

99:22

"You want

99:25

to be here?" His handwriting was better

99:29

than mine.

99:31

And

99:32

he asked me what's in between. What's in

99:35

between these two things? What's in

99:37

between where you are and where you want

99:38

to be?

99:44

Learning, sacrifice, gap, knowledge,

99:47

mindset, ignorance, education, uh, new

99:51

skills, steps. Yeah, I like that. Um, I

99:54

would summarize it as skilled

99:58

because

100:00

it isn't hard work. It isn't your best

100:04

effort because you already are where you

100:06

are with your hard work and your best

100:08

efforts. Those things got you way to

100:10

where you are right now, which could be

100:11

a really good place, but for some reason

100:14

you want more, which makes you human

100:16

because we like to evolve. We like to

100:18

just do more stuff, right?

100:23

So working harder isn't going to get you

100:26

there because you've already tried that.

100:30

Now the problem is that to get to where

100:34

you want to be, you need better skills.

100:37

Very simple. It's not genius. It's not

100:39

some inspiration. It isn't even luck.

100:41

It's just better skills. Why do I say

100:44

problem? But you can learn skills. But

100:46

learning skills isn't the funnest thing

100:48

in the world, is it? Let's be honest,

100:50

right? like, you know, I practiced

100:52

tennis with a ball machine. That isn't

100:54

the funnest thing in the world. Now, I

100:56

practiced tennis last week with the uh

100:58

former number two in the world. That was

101:01

a tremendous amount of fun.

101:04

But you have to have a reason. You have

101:06

to have a why to motivate you to put in

101:10

the effort to learn the skills. And

101:14

for most of us that why isn't strong

101:17

enough which is why we are where we are

101:19

here right now. And when my early mentor

101:22

asked me like what's your why? What's

101:24

your reason? Why do you want to do this?

101:25

That was literally his first question. I

101:27

said oh I want to I want to have

101:29

financial freedom. And he said bollocks.

101:31

Uh that's not the real answer. Do it

101:33

again. And I said oh I want to I want to

101:35

learn the skills. He said nope. And I

101:36

said uh I want to I want to I want to

101:39

travel the world. I want to have time

101:40

for him. He said nope. And I said, um,

101:43

it took me a while and eventually I got

101:45

there and I said, I want my family to be

101:47

proud of me. And he said, that's a good

101:51

one. Let's get started.

101:53

And I now understand why he did that.

101:57

The reason is if you have a motivation

102:00

that's outside of you, it's people you

102:02

love and care for, children, your wife

102:04

or, you know, partner or, you know,

102:06

golden retriever. um that is very very

102:09

powerful and you're going to put in more

102:10

effort for them. If you say I want to

102:12

buy a Lamborghini, yeah, probably not

102:16

going to do it unless you really are

102:18

obsessed with Lamborghinis. So, I'm

102:21

saying to you,

102:23

what's your why? And maybe you want to

102:25

share it in the chat right here. Don't

102:27

have to. Maybe you just want to write on

102:28

it down on a piece of paper. And if

102:30

you're anything like me and you struggle

102:32

with this kind of thing because you

102:34

thought all this self-help gobbledegook

102:36

was just nonsense. That's where I came

102:38

from at least. Let me give you a little

102:40

tip that I learned from a mentor of mine

102:42

as well. If you find it difficult to

102:44

write down the things that you want,

102:47

right? I I used to find it very

102:49

difficult to make lists of what I want.

102:51

Do the opposite. Write down what you

102:54

hate. And I think that's a lot easier

102:56

for a lot of people. Certainly for the

102:58

door man at the hotel I'm staying at

103:00

today. I got that feeling that man's got

103:01

some anger issues. Um he could deal with

103:04

deal with dealing with. So you write

103:06

down what you hate. Maybe it's getting

103:07

up at 6:00 in the morning. Maybe it's

103:09

you know getting treated badly by your

103:11

boss or whatever it might be. And then

103:14

you know if it's if it's the 6 a.m.

103:16

alarm clock, write that list and then

103:20

write the opposite here. So what's the

103:22

opposite of a 6 a.m. alarm clock? It's

103:25

waking up when I want to wake up.

103:28

Doing with my day what I want to do.

103:29

Like, you know, whatever it is for you.

103:31

I found that very helpful. That's how I

103:33

came up with a lot of like my my early

103:34

goals in life, right?

103:37

Hate working for a boss. I hate to

103:38

worry. Hate not having money. Yeah.

103:40

Okay, great. Write all that down. Write

103:42

that down. Make a column next to it.

103:44

Write the opposite. And now you have

103:46

actually have a list of ones.

103:49

So, while you do that, also

103:54

book yourself a call, have a

103:55

conversation with us. It'll at the very

103:56

least give you clarity. Just one

103:58

conversation.com. Um, Luis and Lorraine

104:01

will keep putting the link in the chat

104:02

there. And then we look at some

104:05

opportunities.

104:06

Now, I'm showing you a chart here of

104:08

Intel Corporation,

104:11

which was a stock we all declared as

104:14

debt uh for many years. And you can see

104:17

down here it did nothing for a very very

104:19

very long period of time. But it also

104:22

moved around in this channel in our

104:24

lovely little heartbeat pattern. And

104:26

then what happened? Well, it broke out

104:29

of the channel

104:32

by August, September last year. And we

104:35

talking about that August last year. Go

104:36

on YouTube, you'll find the video.

104:38

You'll see me doing talking about Intel.

104:39

Need everyone's like, "You're mad. It's

104:40

a dead company." like, well, it's up

104:43

391%

104:45

since that video. Now, what happened is

104:49

little hard to see. Let me zoom in on it

104:51

for you. You see the volume down here?

104:54

It went from

104:56

this level to that level. That's a big

105:00

big freaking increase. What does that

105:03

say to me? What does that say to me?

105:08

Institutional buying. Precisely.

105:11

Now the funny thing is in is on my list

105:14

this week

105:16

and yes it is already up 391%.

105:19

But do you see the thing up here and I

105:23

got another screenshot of that for you

105:24

here. What do you see? What do you see?

105:29

Can you see clearly now? The rain has

105:31

gone. The weather is tremendously

105:33

wonderful here in New York. I'm really

105:34

really happy to be here. What do you

105:36

see? See a heartbeat pattern. We've

105:38

exceeded the recent highs.

105:41

And somebody noticed. It wasn't just me.

105:44

Other people noticed, too. Money pouring

105:46

in. Again, I'm not telling you to buy

105:48

Intel, but I'm saying we got a similar

105:51

setup.

105:54

Yeah.

105:56

Would you like to find these? Would you

105:57

like to look at charts and be confident

105:59

of what you're looking at? Yes. Well,

106:02

have a chat with us.

106:04

Today is going to be foundations,

106:07

awareness, rules,

106:09

mastery, which is where we make really

106:12

good decisions, is something that

106:14

requires practice, right? What what have

106:16

you got coaches for in your life? You

106:18

got a coach for something in your life

106:20

you had in the past. We mentioned

106:22

driving. Maybe it's baseball,

106:25

basketball, football, tennis, golf. Any

106:29

of those things you learn from a coach,

106:32

right? But money, no, no, no. Because

106:34

because that isn't important. We only

106:36

spend like 40 to 60 hours a week on

106:38

that, right? And like most of our waking

106:40

life. No, no, no. For money, we just I'm

106:43

just going to sit down on my own with a

106:44

laptop in a basement and I'm going to

106:46

I'm just going to figure this out on my

106:47

own. It's worked really well so far,

106:48

right? Madness, isn't it? But we've been

106:51

conditioned that way. Probably by people

106:53

who make money out of that. Uh but

106:55

anyway, we don't need to go into the

106:57

conspiratorial side here. Here's another

106:59

one. Robin Hood, right? Postcoavid

107:02

darling

107:04

owned by the kind of people who uh

107:07

really really care about your financial

107:08

well-being which is why they named it

107:10

Robin Hood. And what do you see? You see

107:12

a heartbeat pattern. You see us breaking

107:15

out of it. You see some pretty big

107:17

beautiful green volume spikes and it's

107:20

looking pretty interesting. I'm telling

107:22

you to buy it, but it meets a lot of my

107:24

rules, right? So again, something that

107:26

could be quite interesting.

107:33

Should we look at some more charts? Is

107:34

this helpful or or or am I am I boring

107:37

the pants of you?

107:39

Let me know down below in the comments

107:41

if this is helpful. And um

107:46

who's booked a call? Put a put a put a C

107:48

in the chat if you booked a call or just

107:50

actually write booked. That would be

107:52

more helpful. Write booked

107:56

book call. Brilliant guys. And those of

107:59

you who haven't yet, take some

108:01

inspiration from these guys who've taken

108:02

action. I was literally in a room

108:03

yesterday with a hundred of my mentees,

108:06

amazing people, all ages, mostly

108:09

obviously from New York. Um,

108:12

and they were all there and they were

108:13

all smiling and it's just such a nice

108:15

thing to be in a room full of people who

108:17

are taking action. Now, you already are

108:19

action takers because you actually

108:20

showed up for this thing and I get it's

108:22

Father's Day and it's Sunday night and

108:23

all that stuff. Um so you are already in

108:26

that you know above the 95% of people

108:30

but to really really get good at this

108:32

you need to find somebody to learn this

108:34

doesn't have to be us but have that

108:36

conversation to get some clarity

108:39

it'll help to motivate you and then

108:42

you'll learn it from us or you're going

108:43

to learn it from somebody else don't

108:45

care

108:47

but take advantage of that chat while

108:49

it's still possible and the guys

108:51

messaged me that they've opened up some

108:53

more slots for you guys because they'd

108:54

filled them up. Um,

108:58

but let's run through a few more charts

108:59

while you guys do that. Give give you a

109:00

chance to book those calls because once

109:02

I'm offline, it'll it'll probably be beh

109:13

Sunday and I do my research. Takes me

109:16

about an hour or so, maybe two sometimes

109:18

because I don't just do research for me.

109:21

I do research also for my my students.

109:23

Um, so if it was just for me, I'd find

109:26

five stocks and I'd stop because I also

109:28

do it for you. You know, I found 60

109:30

stocks this week, which is a little

109:31

overkill, but um, it's a fun exercise.

109:35

And what do you see here? Well, you see

109:38

a heartbeat pattern, right? You see

109:40

that?

109:41

And have we broken out of it yet? Not

109:43

quite. Not quite. So, for me, again, I'd

109:46

like to be a little bit higher. Little

109:48

bit higher. But I'm liking what I'm

109:50

seeing here. I'm liking what I'm seeing

109:51

here. It's a chemical company which

109:54

isn't it so tied to AI. It isn't so tied

109:56

to SpaceX or you know whatever the

109:58

latest flavor of the month is. So it

110:00

could potentially help me diversify a

110:02

little bit.

110:04

Now I've got a couple of stocks here. I

110:06

wasn't going to show this to you because

110:08

I was a bit worried

110:10

that people are going to run out and

110:12

just buy stuff blindly. Um so these are

110:14

stocks that are a little too early.

110:18

And I like looking at these because a

110:21

it's good to put them on the watch list.

110:23

Often the early ones turn into real

110:24

winners and also there's a potentially

110:27

more potential because they were early.

110:29

But it does require really really good

110:30

risk management and and you guys haven't

110:33

got that yet because we haven't got time

110:34

to cover risk management today because

110:36

that would take me another two or three

110:37

hours and then you know it'll be be

110:39

Monday by that point.

110:46

Should I show you the early ones? What

110:48

do you guys think? Put an early in the

110:50

chat and I I'll I'll I'll do it. Okay,

110:53

you guys going to promise to be

110:54

responsible with this information.

110:55

You're not going to blindly run out and

110:57

buy stuff just because I talk about it,

110:58

right? So, I'm telling you, do not buy

111:00

these. Here is one ticker symbol is

111:04

PEPG, Pepgen.

111:06

Some sort of biotech company. I I

111:09

imagine peptides or something given the

111:11

name, but I really don't know. And it's

111:13

been a been an absolute money destroyer

111:16

extraordinaire.

111:18

But look at this. Look at this little

111:21

heartbeat pattern here that we've got

111:22

going on here.

111:24

And it's just just starting to break out

111:29

of that zone. Not quite, but almost.

111:31

That yellow line here, which is we

111:34

haven't really talked about that yet

111:35

today. It's called the 50-day moving

111:38

average line. It's a really important

111:39

line that we look at as well. Um, and

111:42

we're picking our head above that. So,

111:44

it's a little early still. So,

111:46

definitely a little bit early, but it's

111:47

trading at a dollar 80 and it was

111:49

trading at, I don't know, in the 20s or

111:51

30s or something. It's the sort of thing

111:52

that's potentially about 10x potential,

111:55

right? I used to work potential twice in

111:57

a sentence. That's how much potential

111:58

there is. But it's also something for

112:00

me. It's still a little bit early, but

112:01

I'm definitely going to watch that one.

112:02

Yeah.

112:04

curious to see another one.

112:06

Yeah, volume isn't there yet. No, no,

112:08

no. Institutions haven't haven't loaded

112:09

up on this yet. That's why I'm saying

112:10

it's early, right? But what we can do

112:13

potentially with stocks like this, we

112:15

can set up a buy point somewhere here,

112:18

automate it, and then if it does buy, we

112:21

go back and we look at whether the

112:22

volume is there. And if it isn't, then,

112:23

you know, we might want to exit. Here's

112:26

another one. Roadblocks.

112:29

Um, again, a bit of a postcoavid

112:30

darling. And what do you see? Well, if

112:34

you go back about a year, we had we had

112:38

a heartbeat pattern here and we finally

112:40

broke out of that

112:43

here, right? And we went from about 70

112:47

bucks to about

112:50

140 bucks, right? Which is pretty sweet,

112:52

right? It's a it's a 2x increase. And

112:55

then it collapsed collapsed pretty

112:57

spectacularly on some really nice big

112:59

volume and Wall Street started to to

113:02

hate it. And why? Well, people took

113:04

profits, right? So, you've got

113:06

essentially a happy pattern at the top

113:08

here and then it collapsed. So, they can

113:11

work both ways, which is why we want to

113:12

buy above them, not in the middle or

113:15

below these, right?

113:18

And what am I seeing right now? Well,

113:22

I'm getting the next heartbeat pattern.

113:23

And I'm peing my head above that yellow

113:26

line here. So it is something again very

113:28

early very early but it's something that

113:30

could potentially repeat what we did

113:33

over here right so stocks move in these

113:35

patterns up and down why Wall Street

113:38

just trades Wall Street doesn't care

113:40

about the underlying or the fundamentals

113:42

so whether it's a good business they

113:44

just want to make money it's the honest

113:46

truth and I think that's moving the

113:48

market more and more and more and it'll

113:49

continue that way

113:51

should we look at another one oh my god

113:53

we got a lot of charts here right again

113:55

this is an early one it's called par

113:57

technology. They make office equipment.

114:00

Now you can imagine it's been a pretty

114:02

rough time to sell office equipment

114:04

since co because everyone's working from

114:06

home. Who's buying desk chairs for the

114:08

office and that sort of thing? So it's

114:10

been a been an absolute money destroyer.

114:13

But

114:15

what are we seeing? Well, people have

114:18

been selling the stock for a long time,

114:21

but we seem to be out of sellers

114:24

because we're starting to go sideways

114:27

slightly upwards actually. Again, early

114:30

too early. I'd want to be a little

114:31

higher than the current price.

114:34

But eventually, when a stock's been

114:36

punished long enough, people will get to

114:39

a point where they fall sold and you get

114:42

that consolidation. that when you broke

114:43

out above it is potentially a point

114:46

where there is opportunity. Right? So

114:48

some some some of the early ones that I

114:49

look at um which I I hope is somewhat

114:54

helpful

114:57

now.

115:04

Do we have any questions? Do we have

115:06

some questions? Anything you guys want

115:07

to ask? Um okay. Okay, let me let me

115:09

fire a couple of things at you that that

115:10

that I know is probably running through

115:12

your head. One is tax

115:16

and other ones might be uh might be

115:18

broker.

115:20

Um so let me start with a broker. What

115:22

brokers should you use to do this?

115:26

Um you want should use your broker.

115:30

Basically whatever broker you're using

115:32

right now, use it. It's going to be

115:34

fine. Now, if you are new to this and

115:36

you haven't got a broker or you want a

115:38

new broker, if you are in the USA,

115:44

um you want to be I would recommend you

115:47

use Think or Swim, which is owned by

115:50

Schwarp because it's actually pretty

115:53

easy to use and it's very good. I don't

115:57

endorse things. I don't get paid by.

115:58

There's no affiliate link. We don't do

116:00

that stuff around here. I'm mentioning

116:02

it to you because I use Think or Swim.

116:04

Okay. Now, the other broker that I use

116:06

and that I would use if you were

116:08

anywhere else in the world outside of

116:10

the United States and a few other places

116:12

where Think or Swim works, um I would

116:15

use a broker called IBKR, Interactive

116:17

Brokers. It's a little bit more hideous

116:20

than Think or Swim, but it's equally

116:23

powerful.

116:24

But if you have a broker already, use

116:27

the one you've already got. Yeah,

116:31

I see some questions on position sizing

116:33

as well. We can definitely also touch

116:34

upon that. Um, now tax. Who's worried

116:38

that they're going to have to pay more

116:39

tax if they make more money? Put tax in

116:43

the chat there.

116:46

Or I am. Tax, tax, tax, tax, tax. Yeah,

116:49

you're worried. All right. So, say you

116:51

make an extra $1,000 because you're

116:53

making better investment decisions.

116:56

What's the What's the tax rate you're

116:58

currently paying?

117:00

Say you pay 30% tax.

117:04

What have you got? You've got $700.

117:07

Right

117:09

now, what's the alternative? The

117:12

alternative is to not get better at

117:14

managing your money and and and not make

117:16

the $1,000, in which case you will have

117:19

zero dollars extra. So now, please tell

117:22

me honestly, would you rather have $700

117:26

or would you rather have zero dollars

117:28

extra? It's a serious question. I'd like

117:30

I'd like your answer.

117:37

It's mostly 700. There is one zero.

117:40

There is one zero on here, my friend.

117:42

You put the zero in there. Google insane

117:45

asylum near me on your Google Maps. And

117:49

um hop into an Uber and report to the

117:52

nearest insane asylum and say my name is

117:54

whatever I am insane because I'm afraid

117:57

that is what you are.

117:59

you were probably somebody with a sense

118:00

of humor. You put it in there. But yes,

118:02

of course, it makes no sense if you hate

118:04

your government so much that you don't

118:05

want to pay them the 30%.

118:08

Uh you could you could move, you could

118:10

renounce your citizenship or do

118:12

something drastic or you can join our

118:14

friend in the nearest insane asylum. But

118:16

in all honesty, tax does not come into

118:19

it. I never think about a stock and go,

118:23

what's the tax consequence? Doesn't

118:26

happen. Tax is something that we deal

118:28

with on the outset. I'm not a tax

118:30

adviser, but if you are in the US, a lot

118:34

of my students trade and invest in

118:36

things like Roth IAS because they're

118:38

amazing. Other countries have similar

118:39

setups.

118:41

Talk to one of the AIs. Talk to them

118:43

about tax efficient investing and

118:47

trading strategies. Once you've done

118:48

that, go and talk to a tax advisor. You

118:51

do that once. Now you got your rules,

118:53

you're done with it. It never ever

118:55

impacts whether you buy or sell

118:57

something. We do that purely on the

118:59

basis of rules of why we buy and sell.

119:02

Tax does not come into it at that point.

119:04

No. Is that helpful?

119:10

Okay. And I'm seeing some questions

119:12

about stocks, right? AMD and silver and

119:16

gold and all that sort of stuff. And and

119:19

you want me to tell you it's going to go

119:21

up or down, right? Would that be nice?

119:23

Um, I'm going to get my crystal ball out

119:25

of the drawer and I'm going to polish

119:26

it. But in all seriousness,

119:30

if I told you my opinion on on a given

119:32

stock, whatever it is, how long would

119:35

that be useful for?

119:38

When is the market going to move again?

119:42

But gold and silver, the futures market

119:44

opens basically now. I think it's

119:46

already open. So, it's already

119:48

irrelevant. And if it's a stock, it'll

119:51

be irrelevant by in about 12 hours.

119:55

So the question you want to ask is,

119:59

how do I make a better decision on a

120:02

stock like Nvidia? And once you learn

120:06

the rules, and we've learned some of

120:10

those very important rules today on

120:11

buying and finding those potential big

120:14

winners, but of course, you also want to

120:16

learn the rules on selling. You want to

120:17

learn the rules on where you put your

120:18

stops. You want to learn the rules on

120:20

how you automate it. You want to learn

120:21

the rules on how big should the position

120:23

size be and and and and you know all

120:25

that stuff. And that's very very

120:27

important.

120:29

And what I would always say to or you

120:31

know if you were on a coaching call with

120:33

us you know one-on-one my mentors yeah

120:36

we'd pull up the chart but we'd ask you

120:40

what are the rules? What do you see?

120:43

Have you interpret it? And then we'd see

120:46

where you're missing something and we'd

120:47

see where there is a gap and we'd fill

120:49

in the gap. We give you the confidence

120:52

to then do a better job on the next

120:54

chart and on the next stock and the next

120:55

stock. And the beautiful thing with that

120:57

is that you will then know how to fish.

121:00

Whereas if I give you a fish, well,

121:02

it'll be smelly by, you know, 9:30 a.m.

121:07

in the morning on Monday. So

121:11

this desire for us to run out and find

121:14

the greatest stock on the basis of what

121:16

some guy is saying on YouTube or social

121:18

media or wherever. It's given away your

121:21

power when in that time you could might

121:23

as well just learn the rules because

121:25

you're going to have a long life. You

121:26

can use the rules all the time. We have

121:28

a lot of students who bring in their

121:30

teenage children on these coaching calls

121:31

and I love that. It's the most amazing

121:33

thing is imagine if you learn this when

121:35

you're like 12 or 14 or 16 or something.

121:38

How amazing is that? I have one lady um

121:41

she's 76. She joined us. She never

121:44

bought a stock before in her life. She

121:46

didn't have a brokerage account. We

121:48

taught her how to set it up. We taught

121:49

her the whole thing. She's now with us

121:52

again with her five grandchildren. How

121:55

amazing is that? She's changed not only

121:57

her life, she's done very well. She's

121:59

now changing two generations below life.

122:03

And they're learning this at an early

122:04

stage of their life. And they're going

122:06

to have a much easier time. And that's

122:07

probably the only thing I'd say. I wish

122:08

I would have learned this two 10 years

122:10

sooner because it would have been an

122:13

easier journey.

122:15

But the best thing is, you know, when's

122:16

the best time to plant the tree? Well,

122:19

20 years ago or or today. So that's

122:22

really all I'd say to you. So

122:25

if you're still planning on or you're

122:26

thinking about having a chat with us,

122:29

this is your time to take that action.

122:31

just one conversation.com because we're

122:33

not gonna torture you all night on

122:36

Sunday. Um, but let me have a look.

122:38

There is a there is a there's some

122:40

questions in here, right?

122:43

Um,

122:46

do you buy on the retest of a breakout?

122:49

Um, yes, potentially. So, that's a

122:51

that's an interesting question.

122:54

Let me um look at one of the ones that

122:56

already sort of run up. Um,

123:00

what's a good example here?

123:06

Have we got one? Yeah, there's one. Here

123:09

is one. So,

123:13

this is a little bit more advanced, but

123:14

you asked the question. Um, I I like the

123:16

question. Let me let me try to answer

123:18

it. So when you have a stock like this

123:21

one here which you know how does

123:24

heartbeat pattern here broke out either

123:27

here or if you're a bit more

123:28

conservative it would have been there

123:31

both were fair enough and you can see

123:33

some institutional money and both both

123:34

moments down here you would have bought

123:36

somewhere in that zone right so that was

123:39

your buy and what happened it went up

123:41

and then it guess what it pulled back

123:43

stocks almost always do that and I call

123:46

that our second chance. So yes, for me

123:50

it might be interesting to buy

123:54

on the first place and then buy some

123:56

more here and then potentially do that

123:59

again as we break out here, potentially

124:01

do that again as we break out there. So

124:03

we can do that in phases. It can help

124:05

again with risk management.

124:07

Makes it a little bit more like gradual,

124:09

especially if you're more of a long-term

124:11

investor. Can be quite a good thing to

124:12

do. It just requires a little bit more

124:15

skill set and experience to to to read

124:17

to read the chart, right?

124:38

Let me look at some of the questions

124:39

here. Um,

124:43

okay. Thomas says, "When you set up when

124:45

you set a stop, a trailing stop, do you

124:47

set it 46% below the current price?"

124:53

Okay. So, if we look at this here again

124:56

as a as a nice example and say your buy

125:00

point was here, okay, that green cross

125:03

was your buy.

125:06

At that moment, at the same time, I

125:08

would set up a an exit, a stop-loss. So,

125:11

the way I place my trades, and I'll do

125:14

it today. I'd always see them on

125:15

Sundays. I put the buy order and the

125:18

sell order in at the same time. That

125:20

way, I won't forget.

125:22

So, what am I looking for? I'm looking

125:24

for a stop somewhere. You could put a

125:26

stop at a random sort of minus, you

125:29

know, 4% minus 6% whatever, but you have

125:33

to look at what you're buying. So you're

125:35

looking at a stock here. This one moves

125:38

about 3 4% a day. So if you have a stop

125:43

at 4 to 6%, you're going to get knocked

125:46

out on this on day two or three, which

125:48

is going to really annoy you and

125:49

frustrate you. So you in this case,

125:52

maybe this isn't for you because it's

125:53

maybe too risky a stock. Or maybe you

125:57

need to just make your position size a

125:59

little bit smaller so you can actually

126:01

adjust to the risk. So for me, the stop

126:04

would probably be

126:06

down here, which is quite a big drop.

126:09

That would have been probably a 25% drop

126:12

because this is a highly volatile thing,

126:15

right? So you want to take a 25% risk on

126:17

a stock. Maybe you don't. In which case,

126:19

maybe you don't want to be in this

126:20

particular one. And maybe you want to

126:22

buy something that doesn't move as much,

126:23

right? And then I would move that up to

126:26

here. I would then move it up to there.

126:28

I would then move it up to here. and

126:31

where it's trading right now. Again, I

126:32

have a pretty big range here of what it

126:35

could drop by because I understand how

126:39

volatile of a thing this is, but it's

126:41

what allows me to not get knocked out on

126:43

day two or three. And again, stops is a

126:45

little bit of an art to it. We've got

126:48

we've got lessons on that, too. Um I can

126:51

show you. So, I there's a sort of a core

126:54

knowledge base. These are very short

126:56

videos. uh when to buy, how to buy, what

127:00

to buy, selling, right? Selling for pro

127:02

and profit taking, selling as an

127:03

investor, things not to do with selling

127:06

very importantly. And then we have also

127:08

advanced stop losses, um advanced over

127:12

all portfolio and risk management and

127:13

position sizing and so on. And actually

127:15

these here are not taught by me, but by

127:18

one of my mentors who literally wrote

127:20

the book on this, like literally the

127:22

book on this and it's very very good at

127:23

that. But we won't have time to cover

127:26

all of that today. And I I you know just

127:28

want to be frank with you. You can't

127:30

learn everything there is to know about

127:31

investing in two hours. It's just it's

127:34

just not possible. It's like you can't

127:35

know everything there is to know about

127:37

any skill or you know sport or whatever.

127:40

You just won't be great at it in two

127:42

hours. It just isn't feasible. You can

127:44

get a lot better at it in a couple of

127:46

weeks. Yes. But it takes more than two

127:50

hours. And I think that's just the

127:51

honest thing uh to say here really.

128:02

Did I miss the workbook? No, no. We'll

128:04

email that to you. We We know you're

128:06

here. You you you deserve it. So, we

128:07

will email that to you. Um

128:11

I'm not ready yet. I'll call just

128:13

one.com later, says James. Um the the

128:17

spots will run out, James. That's the

128:18

only thing I'd say to you here. Um

128:22

don't be frank, be Felix. That's very

128:24

funny.

128:28

How long do you hold? Okay, interesting

128:29

question. Okay, actually again let's

128:31

have a look at this chart here again

128:32

because actually

128:35

we talked about Nibius last year in

128:37

August. Why? Because we had a heartbeat

128:41

pattern last year in August. We had a

128:43

big beautiful breakout. Institutions

128:44

were buying it. We had a record quarter

128:46

here as well and the stock went from $55

128:49

to you know now it's at 285. So it

128:53

actually well it initially went up to

128:54

about $120. So it went from down here 55

128:58

to about $120.

129:00

So

129:02

how long do you hold it for? Well, I

129:04

hold it until it stops going up. Or

129:07

rather, I hold it until it really really

129:08

collapses. So let me delete some other

129:12

stuff here.

129:15

Right. So again, I would have set a stop

129:17

somewhere here. We moved would have

129:19

moved that up to about here. We would

129:21

have then moved that up to there. We

129:24

have moved that up to here and then

129:27

probably would have gotten knocked out

129:29

here. So we would have sold here, right?

129:33

Somewhere there or maybe a little

129:34

higher. Maybe it would have been a

129:35

partial thing and it would have been a

129:36

very profitable 2x or something like

129:39

that, right? made money and it was a

129:42

good thing because in this period here

129:46

nothing happened and that period was

129:50

about six months and in those six months

129:53

our money would have done nothing no

129:55

work right I like my money to work so I

129:58

don't have to so I would like to have

130:01

used that money and put it into

130:02

something else and then come back to it

130:05

somewhere here

130:07

and potentially gotten into it That's

130:10

what I do. But the period that I'm in a

130:12

stock could be, it could be a week, it

130:15

could be a month, it could be six

130:16

months, it could be three years. It

130:17

doesn't really matter to me. I don't

130:18

care for how long it is as long as it's

130:20

going up. But when I see the institution

130:23

starting to sell it the way they did it

130:25

here, then I shall exit with them

130:28

because it's not nice to be the last one

130:30

of the party.

130:49

what's the time frame you should look

130:50

at? Um, so I look at day charts. Uh, the

130:53

longer the the the heartbeat pattern

130:56

continues for the better, right? So just

130:58

the longer the better. We have a

131:00

screener in the community which actually

131:01

helps us find those.

131:03

Um yeah, the longer the better. So the

131:06

10x stocks typically have that two to

131:08

four year period where it doesn't do

131:10

anything. Um so we don't want to be

131:11

early to buy it, but when we see it,

131:14

it's definitely an interesting one. But

131:15

no, most stocks will do it for shorter

131:18

period, you know, 3 months, six months

131:19

or something like that.

131:23

It's sort of like the way I picture that

131:25

is like the harder you coil the the the

131:28

spring, you know, the bigger the bounce,

131:30

right? potentially.

131:37

Um,

131:43

George, my friend, don't worry. We're

131:45

going to we're going to email you the

131:46

workbook after this.

131:59

Let me just look at some of these

132:00

questions here. Uh what are your

132:03

thoughts on adding when when the stocks

132:04

moving up? Yeah, I think it can be a

132:06

reasonable thing to do. Um so like in

132:09

this example here for example, I would

132:11

look at

132:13

I would look at the the second chances.

132:15

So to me this is a second chance. This

132:17

is a second chance. This is a second

132:19

chance. So it depends a little bit on

132:21

your um your risk level. Um you also

132:24

don't want to make your positions too

132:25

large. So we want to look at like what's

132:27

the risk attached to a particular

132:29

position. So um what what we would look

132:31

at with you if you were um you know on a

132:34

on a one-on-one call with one of our

132:36

mentors, we'd look at what do you own,

132:40

right? So first of all, what industries

132:43

are you in? Most people own an index

132:46

fund. An index fund is basically

132:48

technology stocks nowadays. 40% or so is

132:50

tech. Uh and then you probably own a

132:52

bunch more tech stocks. So you probably

132:53

have a almost near tech portfolio. We

132:57

might want to do something about that,

132:58

right? You know, we can buy some

132:59

chemical companies or some pipeline

133:01

companies or oil companies or appper

133:04

companies or whatever. Something that's

133:05

just not not as correlated. And then we

133:08

would look at well how many how many

133:09

positions how many stocks do you own?

133:12

And if you own,

133:14

say you own um

133:17

five stocks, right? So as a percentage

133:21

of your portfolio, each one of those

133:23

stocks is 20% of your money, right? So

133:26

what happens if one of those stocks

133:29

drops 20%.

133:32

What happens? Well, you are down

133:38

4%.

133:42

You're going to feel that. That's going

133:44

to be pretty unpleasant. You're going to

133:45

sleep worse. You're going to be

133:47

stressed. It's not going to be nice.

133:49

Now, if you had say 30 stocks in your

133:53

portfolio, each one would be about 3% of

133:56

your portfolio. And if one of those

133:58

stocks dropped 20%,

134:00

well, you'd be down 0.6%.

134:04

you'll hardly notice that because it

134:06

happens about every other day to your

134:07

portfolio anyway. So

134:10

there's some sense in that, right? So

134:12

position sizing to me is all about well

134:15

what's the total risk? How much are we

134:18

exposing ourselves here for and and I

134:21

would typically want to keep that below

134:22

1% but again it depends on on your

134:24

situation and your income streams and

134:26

your your age and you know what you're

134:28

comfortable with and and and your

134:30

stomach lining most importantly.

134:35

Tell Winston hi for me. I shall. I miss

134:38

him. He didn't come to New York with us.

134:39

It's a bit of a long flight. Please

134:42

don't expose yourself. Yes. Um

134:53

Winston would hate New York. He probably

134:55

enjoy the park, I would imagine, but he

134:57

likes mountains. I think he'd be

134:59

slightly disappointed by the flatness of

135:01

the whole thing.

135:15

How long are we expecting people to put

135:17

up with Winston's absence? Uh, yes. Yes,

135:20

that is very serious. I I agree with

135:22

you. I'm also very worried about not

135:24

having his input. Um,

135:27

should bring him to Switzerland. dad's

135:28

still a you know we've been we've we've

135:30

been in in Europe with him in France and

135:32

UK and stuff and it is fun it is nice

135:35

but honestly I think as mosquitoes are

135:37

entering here my my my den um I think he

135:40

prefers to be at home on his mountain

135:42

with his friends so which is where where

135:44

he is I think it's a slightly selfish

135:46

endeavor for me to travel around with

135:48

him

135:50

um can we discuss metals sure my friend

135:53

absolutely let me pull up pull up

135:54

something for

135:59

put up silver for you for example

136:03

and

136:05

show you something that you can now see

136:08

that you probably couldn't see just two

136:10

hours ago.

136:15

You see that we have that heartbeat

136:17

pattern here.

136:21

Can you see what I'm pointing at? Can

136:22

you see the volume? Tremendous increase

136:25

in trading volume. And that was when

136:27

silver was at about $38. Yeah. So, do

136:31

you think the silver rally was

136:35

within our rules?

136:38

Yes.

136:40

But do you think you'd have spotted it

136:42

with confidence and acted on it?

136:45

I know I did. Actually, before that

136:48

started, there was another one here.

136:50

There was this one here.

136:51

Right. That was another one. Uh that was

136:53

in the early 30s. Um that's when I

136:56

started buying miners which was very

136:58

very profitable thankfully. Um and then

137:01

over the summer I bought the bought

137:02

bought the bought the real thing, the

137:03

physical thing. Now where are we right

137:05

now?

137:07

Well, it is a heartbeat of sorts, but

137:11

it's one that's going down. So it isn't

137:13

the sort of breakout thing there. So um

137:16

the market's doing whatever the market's

137:18

doing with silver right now. So it's

137:20

it's looking

137:22

not good from a Wall Street isn't buying

137:25

it basically. Now does that mean there

137:27

isn't an opportunity there? No, there

137:29

potentially is a is a is a value

137:32

opportunity there. But that's a very

137:33

different thing. Needs a very different

137:35

time horizon and so on. But um

137:39

do you have a look at gold?

137:44

Can you see that? I mean I literally

137:46

labeled it on the on the chart here for

137:48

you. Can you see what I what I what I

137:50

what I drew in here? This was

137:54

August last year. August last year when

137:57

we started to get really really heavy on

137:59

gold, right? We broke out of that zone.

138:02

Volume exploded. Institutional money

138:04

poured into this like there was no

138:06

tomorrow. And what happened to the

138:08

stock? I mean, sorry, the the metal it

138:12

went from three and a half thousand

138:13

dollars to,

138:15

you know, $5 a half thousand dollars,

138:17

which is which is a pretty nice gain.

138:19

And then, yes, it's got sold off again,

138:23

which is what the buggers on Wall Street

138:25

do because they trade things for

138:26

profits, not because they like it. They

138:28

don't care that it's shiny. They really

138:30

don't. They just want to make money with

138:32

it.

138:49

Can you look at the SAS obliteration?

138:52

Um, so yeah, that's an interesting one.

138:53

So basically software got killed because

138:57

the uh what Wall Street believes right

138:59

now is that

139:01

um AI will kill software. I

139:07

fundamentally disagree with it from a

139:09

theoretical point of view, but it

139:11

doesn't mean I'm blindly buying it

139:13

because I don't ever think I'm smarter

139:15

than billions of dollars because it

139:17

doesn't matter whether I'm right. It

139:19

doesn't matter whether I'm smart. What

139:21

matters is that at the moment money is

139:24

leaving most software stocks, right?

139:27

Look at that. Look at that there on

139:28

Friday. Look at that selling. It's just

139:30

insane, right? Look at how much 20 no 58

139:35

million shares of Salesforce traded on a

139:38

bitter red day. That's a lot of

139:41

institutional money leaving the

139:42

building. So yes, we had a heartbeat

139:45

pattern here.

139:47

But after a fickle breakout, we

139:51

collapsed down and any stop would have

139:54

been triggered and we would have been

139:55

out of it. Right? I didn't buy this to

139:58

be honest with you. And there's a reason

139:59

for that. It broke one of our

140:00

fundamental rules which we didn't cover

140:02

yet today which is a bit more advanced.

140:04

It's got to do with the slope of that

140:05

moving average line. It's going down. We

140:07

never buy it when it's going down. Um

140:10

but yeah, there are some great companies

140:12

out there like you know Microsoft and so

140:13

on that are also getting punished. So

140:15

you could argue there's some some value

140:17

plays here but ultimately at the moment

140:19

Wall Street hates it. And Wall Street

140:22

hates it. Wall Street sells it.

140:23

Therefore it goes down. I don't like

140:24

buying things that are going down. At

140:26

the moment, these are these are falling

140:27

lives and therefore I'm going to stay

140:28

the heck away from it.

140:45

Okay, I'm seeing more more tickers in

140:46

the chat here.

140:48

What I'd say to you again in in in with

140:51

with all seriousness is me giving you my

140:56

feedback, my opinions on a stock is like

141:02

me giving you a fish.

141:06

How long were that fish going to be

141:08

fresh for? Not very long. And three days

141:10

into it, you're going to wonder, well,

141:12

what what do I do now? There were bad

141:14

earnings. The Fed said this. Trump

141:15

tweeted that. The war started. the ball

141:17

stopped, whatever. And you're going to

141:19

be at maximum uncertainty and you're

141:21

going to make decisions. You don't know

141:22

where you're making them. And you're

141:23

going to hold it and you're going to be

141:24

back in the place where you're holding

141:25

something that's now down 10%, now 20%,

141:27

not on 30%. And you're not keeping a

141:29

secret from your wife, right? Which is

141:31

what we do. So don't put yourself in

141:35

that position and instead ask, "How do I

141:39

learn to fish?" And there's a link down

141:43

below the screen. You can have a chat

141:44

with us about that. just one

141:46

conversation.com

141:48

and I believe it'll help you tremendous

141:51

like for me literally that one

141:52

conversation 30 minutes of my life

141:54

completely changed I would be sitting in

141:57

an office in a cub right now and I'd be

142:00

working really really hard and I'm very

142:02

very grateful that I'm not

142:05

so every time you think what do I do

142:08

think how do I learn what to do not how

142:12

do I find someone who knows the answer

142:13

to this particular problem that's valid

142:15

right now because you're going to have

142:19

the same question next week, next month,

142:21

next year. Your children are going to

142:23

have the same questions, right? Why not

142:26

give us all the solution? Give us all

142:28

the answer so we can all sleep better,

142:30

make better decisions, and have a better

142:33

time of it. That's really what it's all

142:35

about. So, let me know if you're still

142:37

planning to book a call while we're

142:39

still live here. The links are in the

142:41

comments down below. Lorraine is putting

142:44

it in there um as quickly as she

142:47

possibly can. Uh which is fantastic as

142:51

they say in France.

143:02

Do you buy ETFs? Yes. Yes. Actually,

143:05

there are some ETFs on my list, Stephen.

143:08

I think I think we had some I think we

143:11

had a biotech ETF on the list this week.

143:14

No,

143:16

maybe it didn't make the list. But yes,

143:18

it look it can be a very very good way

143:20

to look at a theme and go I don't want

143:23

to buy Microsoft, I want to buy

143:26

software. uh and then we find a software

143:30

ETF like this index fund like this and

143:33

then we're like well why don't we just

143:35

buy the bloody ETF and then we don't

143:37

have to be right on the stock we just

143:39

buy all the software stocks and it's

143:41

much much easier and it can be a very

143:42

good thing to do especially if you just

143:44

want to keep it simple have an easy life

143:46

which is generally what I aim for so

143:48

yeah it can be a very good thing to do

143:49

and then of course there are

143:50

alternatives to this if you're living in

143:52

different places in the world Um,

144:07

I booked my call an hour ago. It says

144:09

Sharon. Amazing Sharon. Congratulations.

144:11

I'm proud of you for taking some action

144:13

here. Um,

144:16

someone's spamming service now here. His

144:19

name is Hessle. uh he isn't isn't

144:22

getting the the message apparently. We

144:24

might want to mute that chat. Um

144:29

if you put the same ticker in the chat

144:31

50 times, do you really think I'm going

144:33

to answer your ticker question? Very

144:36

unlikely, right? Why? Because I've got

144:38

some power. You see, and you give a

144:40

little man a little bit of power and

144:41

then he will use it. That's what

144:42

happens. Um

144:45

do you think money, smart money is going

144:47

to pivot into energy over the next two

144:48

years? You know what? I have no idea and

144:52

I'm don't make predictions. I I I I've

144:54

stopped that a long time ago. There must

144:56

be an energy ETF here. I um

144:59

don't really care.

145:02

I'll just look at it.

145:04

If it pops up on my screener and if I

145:07

see that it's breaking out and Wall

145:09

Street's buying it, I'd be interested.

145:12

At the moment, Wall Street's selling it,

145:14

so I'm not that interested. I I don't

145:17

really I I really try to be stock

145:21

agnostic and and story and theme

145:23

agnostic. I really don't care. Um some

145:26

of the stocks I was looking at buying

145:27

last week was Ralph Lauren, for example,

145:30

here. Um I actually like the close, but

145:33

that's not got nothing to do with it.

145:35

It's got everything to do with the fact

145:36

that it was breaking out of its zone and

145:39

it did that. So I set up a buy order

145:42

somewhere above that zone and presumably

145:45

I therefore own the stock right now and

145:46

I don't know why not because I haven't

145:48

checked it. I I just set up an order

145:52

there is a stop with it and I will look

145:54

at it once a week to see whether you

145:56

know how it's doing and that's that's

145:58

the end of it. So I I try to do very

146:00

little um and and it allows me to do

146:04

other things which is really the the

146:06

whole point here. Christina booked.

146:08

Congratulations. We have women on this

146:10

chat. Good gosh. I didn't I didn't think

146:13

there would be any.

146:15

No, we actually we had a little meet up

146:16

yesterday and there were some truly

146:18

amazing women. I really appreciate um

146:21

sharing their stories and and

146:24

first of all, you're better risk

146:25

managers than us. If you are a man and

146:28

you have you identify as a man which is

146:30

something we shouldn't take for granted

146:32

nowadays uh and you have a female

146:35

partner make a part of this journey

146:38

because together you will do better. You

146:41

will now have accountability built in in

146:43

house. You have better risk management

146:44

built in in house. What I do every

146:47

single week, I go through everything I

146:50

have and do uh both business and

146:52

investment wise and I write a little

146:54

report um and I I I share that with my

146:57

family and it is initially it felt

147:01

dreadful and now I love doing it. It

147:04

means we're all on the same page. It

147:06

means I'm held accountable. It means I'm

147:08

not harboring something that's down 30

147:10

or 40 or 50% without anybody knowing and

147:12

we're all on the same sheet. And if you

147:14

have teenage children, share it with

147:16

them, too, because they're now learning

147:18

how the whole money thing actually

147:19

works. It isn't just, oh, dad has a job

147:22

and that pays for everything. No, they

147:24

now understand how it actually works,

147:27

how you are growing wealth as a family,

147:30

what it means when you're spending

147:32

something, when you're taking a

147:33

vacation, when you're changing jobs,

147:34

whatever. They'll see that journey and

147:36

it'll allow them to make much better

147:38

decisions. and and for the many of you

147:40

who are already doing that in our

147:41

community, I absolutely love you for

147:43

that because I think that's the that's

147:45

one of the biggest gifts you can give is

147:47

just that pass on that experience of

147:49

education and that knowledge and I think

147:50

for most of us we kind of grow up in the

147:52

dark as children, right? There is some

147:54

money and we don't quite know why and

147:56

how much and and what what happens with

147:58

it and we certainly don't know anything

147:59

about the investments of the family. Um

148:02

it is a an experience that they could

148:05

really benefit from. So, I'd really

148:06

recommend you you teach that. Um, who

148:09

just wrote that? George says, "Got my

148:11

son's watching you." Um, grandkids next.

148:13

Uh, when I get there, when I want to get

148:15

to Amazing, George, keep doing that and

148:17

say hi to your children. Financial

148:19

literacy is a great gift. Absolutely.

148:22

I'm investing with my granddaughter,

148:24

says Linda. Amazing. Say hi to her,

148:26

Linda. That's absolutely fantastic. Best

148:29

gift you can give, I think, as a

148:30

grandmother.

148:32

Amelia is saying, "Oh, much older lady.

148:35

risk management. How do we balance bonds

148:37

and stocks, Amelia? Yeah. And I think

148:39

that's the kind of one-on-one

148:41

conversation you want to have because

148:42

obviously it depends on, you know, where

148:44

you are in life and what the portfolio

148:46

looks like and so on. Um I I had some

148:49

ladies there yesterday who are students

148:51

and mentees of ours who are um well in

148:54

their 70s

148:56

and and yes, we had those conversations

148:58

and and you need to look very carefully

149:01

at what do you own? Um if your portfolio

149:04

is larger in a sense you can afford to

149:07

hold stocks more because say the market

149:10

drops 30% which it will um if you don't

149:13

need to sell you're fine. But if you

149:16

have a smaller portfolio and you're

149:17

selling more of that or you're maybe

149:18

living off a sort of a selling 4% every

149:21

year or something like that then you

149:23

need to be a little bit more careful

149:24

with that and you're going to want to

149:25

maybe reduce some of that risk down. So

149:27

yes, bonds can be a good thing to do

149:29

there. uh but we also need to

149:31

acknowledge that bonds will probably

149:33

underperform inflation over a longer

149:35

period of time. So there are some things

149:38

to look at there that are more personal

149:40

which is again why we why we teach

149:41

oneonone and that's a little bit

149:43

difficult for me to to handle here on a

149:45

sort of one to 10,000 level because I

149:47

don't exactly know where you are.

149:52

Uh Jeff, you're very kind. I appreciate

149:54

that. Olivia, thank you.

149:58

Um, LS, you started talking to your kids

150:00

about investing when they're in middle

150:01

school. That's amazing. And that

150:03

probably makes you like one of the

150:04

0.001%

150:06

of parents out there. But yeah, keep

150:07

doing exactly that. Samuel, you're 16

150:10

and you're learning. That's also

150:12

absolutely fantastic.

150:15

Um, and yeah, absolutely. Start start

150:17

investing if you can. Small amounts will

150:20

compound into great amounts over a long

150:21

period of time. When are you coming to

150:24

Miami? Um, no plans at the moment, but I

150:27

I I would love to.

150:36

Sarah, um, as a disability, you are now

150:41

generating income. You're working, which

150:43

is amazing. And actually, yeah, we have

150:44

quite a lot of people also who have um,

150:46

various challenges. We have one chap at

150:48

the moment who's a quadriplegic, if

150:50

that's the word, uh, and he's doing

150:52

very, very well. we have somebody who's

150:53

blind who's doing very very well. Um so

150:56

people have just big challenges and

150:59

often they are the most really amazing

151:01

students because they just really take

151:04

it seriously uh and and and and have

151:06

brilliant minds. So don't let whatever

151:09

physical thing is going on hold you back

151:11

from from your dreams.

151:14

Um,

151:20

what did you do before you co-founded

151:22

and started these these apps? What did

151:23

you use to analyze stocks? Says GS. Um,

151:26

well, when I was in banking, um, I had a

151:29

Bloomberg terminal. We paid about

151:31

$30,000 for extra stocks data, which I

151:34

pulled into a massive spreadsheet. The

151:36

spreadsheet had its own computer because

151:38

that's how big the spreadsheet was. Um,

151:40

but of course, most of us don't want to

151:42

spend $30,000 on data, right? So I I

151:45

realized there's a there was just a

151:48

there is a gap in having data that's

151:51

presented in a way that makes sense and

151:53

that's really the the goal with we have

151:56

with with the tools that we built. Uh

151:59

and I use the tools every week. So I

152:01

made them available to you guys. Play

152:02

around with them. I hope you get some

152:04

some value out of them and that you

152:05

enjoy them like the tens of thousands of

152:07

people who already are. Um what do you

152:10

think about crypto markets? Same thing

152:12

honestly. Um, if it's got a chart,

152:14

basically the same thing. I mean, um,

152:17

look at a Bitcoin ETF here, right? Um,

152:20

and what do you see? Well, it's going

152:22

down. Uh, when it's selling off, there

152:24

is more volume than people are buying

152:26

it. So, at the moment, it it's

152:29

institutions are hating it for whatever

152:31

reason. I don't care what the reason is.

152:32

At the moment, I don't like it.

152:39

Right, my friends. So, I think we've

152:41

covered a lot here today. Hey, I want to

152:42

also be respectful to your your Sunday

152:45

and um I just want to say I'm always

152:48

truly amazed that there are so many out

152:52

there who actually take action and I

152:55

don't take that for granted at all. And

152:57

I love you guys for showing up here on

152:59

Sunday. I know it's Father's Day and you

153:00

probably have other things you you would

153:02

like to do. Uh but I just see investing

153:06

skills as the lowest hanging fruit. It's

153:09

just we spend

153:11

all of our life mostly at jobs we don't

153:14

necessarily love. Uh most of the days

153:17

and hours of the day we spend earning

153:19

money and then we

153:22

just don't do much without money. And as

153:25

I said a picture is like we all have a

153:28

perfect store on Madison Avenue or Fifth

153:31

Avenue or something and we have a little

153:33

sign on the front of the door that says

153:35

closed

153:37

and that store is the business you have,

153:40

which is the money you have. Your money

153:41

is a business. It's an investing

153:43

business. You are a money manager,

153:45

whether you want to be or not. But most

153:47

of us just don't have the skills, the

153:49

tools to know how to run it. And it

153:52

isn't something that comes naturally to

153:53

anybody. So, our goal here is just to

153:56

spread that knowledge, uh, reach a

153:58

million people, get them educated, and

154:01

hope that you then share that knowledge

154:03

with others, and hope that you share

154:04

that knowledge with your children and

154:06

your friends and other people in your

154:07

family. So more people can have at the

154:10

very least not those horrible big losses

154:13

because I think they're very avoidable

154:15

if we just set up risk management right

154:17

and it'll therefore make you into a

154:20

calmer, less stressed, happier

154:22

individual who will probably be nicer to

154:24

their fellow human beings and and their

154:26

and their hounds most importantly. So I

154:28

hope you got some value out of today. I

154:31

enjoyed the two hours or so we spent

154:34

here together. I hope it's inspired you

154:35

somewhat. Um, if you think I talked a

154:38

little bit gobbledygook about um,

154:40

mindset, I apologize for it. But I also

154:44

know that at some point you're going to

154:45

realize how important that actually is.

154:48

Right now, it's a 100% mindset. your

154:51

path forward, your future as an investor

154:54

or as a trader forward is a 100% mindset

154:57

right now because you need to decide

154:59

whether you're going to learn, whether

155:00

you're going to put in some effort,

155:01

whether you're going to learn the skills

155:02

or whether you're going to leave it up

155:04

to chance and to Trump and the Fed

155:06

printing money and hope it'll all turn

155:08

out all right. Um, and I wish you

155:10

tremendous success. Um, the link is

155:13

still here, I think. One last chance.

155:15

Just one conversation.com. If you

155:17

haven't booked that conversation yet, do

155:20

it now. And I hope to see you and I hope

155:24

to hear about your success and I hope to

155:26

hear about your stories and I wish you

155:29

all the best.

155:36

All I need to do now is find the button

155:37

to end a Zoom call, which is obviously

155:39

the greatest challenge.

Interactive Summary

This video features Felix Pin from the Goat Academy, a former investment banker who teaches a 'follow the money' strategy for investing. The core methodology relies on three key patterns: identifying institutional buying through volume spikes, recognizing the 'heartbeat' rhythm of stock price consolidation, and spotting companies reporting record quarterly profits. Pin argues that retail investors often fail by ignoring these institutional signals and by failing to manage risk. Throughout the session, he encourages viewers to stop consuming 'noise' from news and instead learn the teachable skills of chart analysis and risk management, while promoting his academy's one-on-one coaching and software tools.

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