Alright y’all, let’s get into this. I hope everybody is doing well. I’m a little more settled at my new headquarters, so I wanted to speak a bit about the situation and give a more detailed update. Before that, what do you say we break down what we’ve witnessed in the financial markets over the past few weeks? It wasn’t very difficult to predict what we were to see regarding turbulence and volatility. We can see what’s going on in the world and assess the geopolitical climate. When we last left off on this conversation a few weeks ago, I said we should most likely expect volatility for the time being. That’s exactly what we saw. That helps prove one of the points I am continually trying to reiterate here. That being, that this business is not as difficult to predict as you may believe it is. Especially if you are operating from a logical outlook rather than an emotional mindset. I would also like to reiterate that, even without being in a bull market, this volatility is day traders bliss. This is the literal definition of easy, fast, and clean money. Even when we're in a downtrend, if we time the bottom right, we can anticipate a relief bounce for a fast payday. Overall, across the board, all markets are down, and since they correlate, let’s examine the data a little more closely. The first data point I would like to highlight is that the Digital Sector outperformed Wall Street and all traditional markets in Quarter 3. Bitcoin itself gained 40%, and most other relevant digital assets followed its lead, delivering strong performances of their own in the 3rd Quarter. How many people in the world have seen their savings grow by 40% in the last three months? I believe some of this has to do with the AI frenzy starting to fade a little and that bubble losing some steam. I think this helped initiate some more liquidity flow in our direction. Although the bullish momentum didn’t carry over into Quarter 4. I don’t think any analyst would expect it to, considering current world and market conditions. Nonetheless, I find it a favorable sign that we didn’t experience any steep declines or collapses in support. Even on the days when Wall Street craters. Digital Assets may go down a little however, so far they’ve managed to maintain strong support levels. I really believe this suggests that as soon as we see an improvement in market conditions, a significant upside pump is a strong possibility. I’m personally glad that hasn’t happened yet. This allows me the time and opportunity to get fully situated to capitalize on it when it does occur. Using BC as a benchmarker, it’s been really stable, maintaining strong support levels. While alt-coins have decreased creating excellent buying opportunities. This should be expected: in times of market stagnation, swing traders will liquidate alt-coins first to raise capital, then buy them again later at a better price. The more I observe the market, the more confident I am becoming that I will be able to make a good living doing this. While I was in the process of moving, like we just discussed, I pretty much knew what to expect from the market. In times like these, if you're comfortable with your positions, you don’t need to monitor the markets obsessively. You don’t always have to be worried about it. The apps will send alerts if there is any significant movement in any direction. It’s okay to sometimes put everything in cruise mode and let the software and AI do what they're supposed to do. Then follow up on it periodically, especially when there are other things that you need to be concerned with. The next step in the process of becoming a day trader begins for me tomorrow when I start studying my first course. I’m starting to believe that I’m going to be good at this. I already know what to do. I just need someone to teach me proper execution. I stated this before, but I don’t think this course will take me very long to complete, and if I find the information worthwhile. I will post the link here so you can purchase it yourself if you choose to. Besides that, I’m starting to get comfortable and settled in my new surroundings. So, far things are wonderful. In every aspect of well-being, I feel great. Definitely the coolest place I’ve ever lived. I can feel the positive energy surrounding me physically. I believe this will lead to some solid artistic accomplishments. Overall, this feels like a new beginning and the Genesis of a fantastic adventure. A lot of cool things are already starting to happen, and we’re going to talk about it. You know what's up, stay in touch. I’m going to follow up on this within the next few days. I will fill in the details, elaborate on my business plan, plus much more
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So to start this off, I think that one of the best aspects of this latest move of mine is the recalibration factor. It’s really been beneficial for my mental mind state. It’s not to say that I felt I was in a bad mental state before the move because that's not what I mean. First off, it felt really good to break up the monotony. The shake-up felt really good because I had to reorganize, and I did. When you’re a creature of habit like me, my life is all about routines. You can get caught up in these routines, and maybe they’re not bad, but maybe they’re not the best either. I think I have fairly good organizational skills, however, I think that’s always going to be one of those areas for me where there is always room for improvement. My personality type tends to be eclectic by nature. That can be a gift and a curse you have to find the right balance. For us, a storage unit is a necessary evil. To digress, you get used to doing things one way, but maybe there is a more efficient and effective system. Changing your environment forces you to make adjustments you might never have considered otherwise. I’m very glad that I was able to improve my standard of living and quality of life. I’m very comfortable however, I’m far from content or complacent. It’s definitely a cool spot for the time being. I find myself looking around, saying this is so cool. It really started feeling like home when I got my decor, posters, and calendars up on the walls. That plexiglass room turned out to be such a cool feature. It’s not exactly a greenhouse due to the fact that I’m in a very shaded and wooded area, which is archetypical of Sacramento, the city of trees. There are a lot of oak trees, and I think it’s illegal to trim them. So you see the room doesn’t get a lot of direct sunlight, however turns out that’s a great feature because it stays cool out there all the time. The space is just so California. What I mean by that is it’s the type of specialty room you would have on your property if you wanted to spend a lot of time outdoors in good weather. It has two ceiling fans and its own AC unit, although I can’t really imagine ever needing to use the AC. Right now, I have it set up as a multi-use room, definitely Tiny House Nation inspired. There’s a kitchenette and pantry out there. It also doubles as my workout space. There is a full-size refrigerator, a deep freezer, and a washing machine out there. As far as a big stove and oven, I don’t have that. Quite frankly, unless you're Iron-Top Chef Bobby Flay. I think that appliance barely serves a purpose in most modern people's lives, other than taking up a whole bunch of space. There’s a little two-burner hotplate out there that I never use. A microwave, of course, I have a rice cooker, I’m always cooking rice. There are three electric water kettles, I’m always boiling water. There’s a toaster and a small toaster oven. However, do you want to know the only appliance I’ve been using to cook with since I got here? It's the George Foreman Grill. Dude, that thing is so amazing. I’ve always wanted one, and I should have gotten one 25 years ago. Not only does it grill my Mycelium Steaks like a charm. If you like eating Taco Bell-inspired crunch-wrap-like cuisine with whole grain tortillas stuffed with spinach, cheese, peppers and tropicados. It makes them crunchy with cheese skirts and seals them up all nice and neat, so the sauce doesn’t spill everywhere. Also, it's so easy to clean, it practically cleans itself. That George Foreman Grill is the Undisputed Heavyweight Champ of the kitchenette. Besides that, bench press is out there, the pull-up station, and the Total Gym. Of course, when you're not using the Total Gym, it folds up and takes up very little space. The table I have for meal prep also folds up and fits very neatly between the fridge and freezer. I just can’t have both of those things out at the same time, or there would be very little room to maneuver. As for the rest of the gym: the treadmill, dumbbells, curl bar along with a flat bench are all inside due to me wanting them to be in proximity to the mirrors. What’s so cool about it, from my point of view, is that it is very reminiscent of something you would find in Hawaii. If you got a short-term rental, you might see a setup similar to this. Where, while you're going through your daily activities, you're getting to enjoy more time outside. The great part of that scenario is that you're not really outside. So it’s the best of both worlds. So at my last place, I had a lot of space to work out. I commandeered the entire upstairs loft for this purpose. It was great, but it wasn’t a very visually stimulating environment. I had one window to look out of, which was just a view of a bunch of suburban tract homes; besides that, it was just mirrors and white walls. Now I have much more inspirational scenery to look at. It’s like working at William Land Park. It’s so much easier to stay motivated. Cooking outside is just exhilarating. Cooking and eating outside comes so naturally it seems like that is the way it was meant to be. As far as the jacuzzi goes, I haven’t tried it out yet, but I will. I think that will be excellent on those extreme-heat summer days. Cool off with a hot soak, because your body temperature always drops when you get out of the bath. In old people news, my knees don’t ache as much as they used to when I was running up and down those stairs 30 times a day. I will post pictures when I get some spare time. I’m going to want to make a lot of memories while I live here. Besides that, I’ve been laser-focused on my day trading education. I will expand and elaborate on exactly what I mean when this conversation resumes very soon so stay tuned
Ok everybody, let’s talk shop. Today I want to have a business oriented conversation. There are a few reasons for this. First off, to let those who would like to know what stage in the game I’m at and what to expect. Second, I am a writer, and publishing is part of my enterprise, which helps keep my skills sharp as an author and a songwriter. Also, it makes me feel better to express myself. More importantly, it is to disseminate a very important conversation that I am seeking to advance through the culture that I come from. In this conversation, when I say "culture," I’m not referring to ethnicity. More to those in or who come from a certain socioeconomic climate. I’ve heard it referred to online as “the Hustle Culture.” My origins and roots run deep through that segment of society. The mentality is this: “I come from little or nothing however, I’m going to go get mine regardless.” When you're in this culture, you’ll tend to run into a lot of like minded individuals. I remember this one time, many years ago, when I was on a very different path in life—taking chances and risks I thought were necessary. So on this day, I was out to purchase a bundle from this guy I had never done a transaction with before. We met up at the agreed location. When he pulled up, he was in the same exact car as I was in, the same color and everything, a gold Honda Accord. When I jumped into his car to inspect the merchandise, we were both wearing the same exact pair of Jordans. We both got a good laugh out of that. (Sup Vic remember that? LoL) My point is that I know that there are a lot of people from similar circumstances to myself. Taking risks and chances, but they see it as survival in the concrete jungle. A lot of these people are actually very calculating, shrewd, business savvy, with a strong aptitude for finance. When you're experiencing hard times and adversity, it can give you tunnel vision. You may not realize there is a bigger play available. You don’t have to risk your life and freedom, you don’t have to go to college and get 6 figures in debt. You don’t have to bust your butt and break your spine for some corporation that doesn’t appreciate it and really couldn't care less about you. I didn’t really consider it. I wish to God someone would’ve had this conversation with me, I would have hopped on this train years ago. This is not for everybody. Not everyone is going to have the aptitude for finance and trading, and some people just love misery and negativity. However, if you think you might be capable in this domain, it should absolutely be a consideration. It's not that difficult. The discrimination and inequality doctrine that the United States of America was founded on, it doesn’t exist in this realm. A chart is a chart and trade is a trade. Regardless of who you are or what you believe. It’s rare to find an industry like that where all you need is intelligence and perseverance to get ahead of the field. You don’t have to be 6’ 7” and be able to dunk a basketball. You don’t have to climb into a cage and get punched in the face. You don’t have to worry about an injury or concussion taking you out of action. However, you can make the same kind of money a lot of those people make. Without a degree, a job interview, or even a resume. What I’ve learned recently is that it doesn’t have to take that much capital to get started. There are pathways where you can get drafted straight into the major leagues, swim the sharks, and trade with the whales. To clarify, this doesn’t affect my other ventures. In the grand scheme of things, I believe this will advance my artistry. For the reasons I outlined earlier in this section. Although I have other aspirations, I’m hyperfocused on this right now because it’s the opportunity of a lifetime, and otherwise I’m just leaving money on the table. Once I have this skill set. I can do it simultaneously when I’m working in the studio or doing other activities. I’ll always have the skills, and I can continue to do it forever as long as this world exists in this format. Even the learning phase I’m in now has started to help me earn more money by showing me how to decrease my fees. I’ve spoken like this before, but now the reality is that, in the near future, I could really be in a position to chart my own path to the stratosphere. This time I’m not just being optimistic. The difference now is that I have a clear path forward and access to a support system to help me get there. This is the only way for someone like me. Control of my own success, destiny, and fate. Who better to have your best interests in mind than you? People can lose sight of themselves in the name of money because they have to yield to someone else's will. So these are the steps I’m taking to be free from all that and from the agenda of the gatekeepers of this world because they are untrustworthy. Poison and toxicity run deep in the veins of society nowadays. Success is meaningless without peace of mind. I’m still very much so a business minded individual. I’m open to cooperation or collaboration anywhere it is beneficial for all parties involved. Regardless, the more I learn, the more confident I am becoming by the day that I will be able to fund the lifestyle I’ve always desired by means of my own capabilities. The only person who can stop me from attaining my aspirations. I see him every time I look in the mirror. I’m going to wrap it up and go to sleep for tonight. This conversation is far from over. As I continue in my educational phase, I will elaborate further on business topics plus much more very soon.
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So I wanted to restart this conversation by briefly discussing Coinbase. If you are investing in Crypto or considering buying some, you should be using Coinbase. Not to disparage those other apps, they're fine. However, if you're serious about making money in the short- and mid-term, not just in long-term positions, you should be using Coinbase. Besides personal preference, there is no real reason to use any other app. Not only does it connect directly to TradingView so that you can access all those features and make your trades in real time right there. It’s not just for Crypto you can also trade everything else on there too. The Coinbase IPO itself is probably not a bad idea for your portfolio. If you are using Coinbase, if you are not already, you should be using it in Advanced mode. It’s more complex however, it will drastically cut your trading fees and expand your profit margin. Ultimately putting more money in your account. As far as the educational phase goes and how it’s going for me. I’ve given myself thirty days to soak up as much game as possible and learn as much as I can.  As for the first course I purchased. I would say that it is good, valuable information, especially for its extremely affordable price. I wouldn’t say that it is a class to take you from zero to day trader. I would describe it more as a Price Action Workshop, which is the most intricate part of the business. Some of the specific technical details an absolute beginner would want to know weren’t covered. I believe the instructor mentioned that kind of stuff could be found in his free content. Not receiving those details meant I had to do the research myself, and that information wasn't very hard to find, which is fine because, just like actually going to school, you're still going to have to do your own independent research. The course isn't a direct one-to-one comparison to what I am currently doing. I’m mostly invested in the digital sector, whereas the instructor for these lessons seems most familiar with Forex trading. That’s not at all a bad thing for me to learn. It’s good to be knowledgeable of activity in various markets that are not closely correlated so that you have the option on the table to pivot to where the action may be taking place. Also, let me state I’m only about five modules into the course, with a considerable amount left to cover, and I’ll likely have an entirely different perspective by the time I’m completely through. Besides that, I’ve been trying to familiarize myself with user interfaces on Coinbase Advanced and TradingView. There’s a lot to learn and I’m taking in different perspectives because different people take different approaches to trading. I know this won't happen in just a few days. Like anything else, it’s going to take repetition to become highly proficient in trading, so I’m trying not to overwhelm myself with too much information at once. To be honest, a lot of the information is what I already thought to be the case. So, it’s actually reassuring to have confirmation that I was right in my belief system. As complicated as it is, it’s sinking in and making sense when you have a lot of new, unfamiliar information flowing your way all at once. I’ve noticed that can be anxiety-inducing. For me, the key has been to take in a designated certain amount each day. Then take time to let it absorb. Meditate on what you are learning, and give your brain time to digest all the new information. The reality of the situation is this: in this particular occupation, the Learning Phase never ends. You're always going to be looking to take in more accurate information to become a more proficient, skilled, and effective investor and trader. Since the market is constantly changing, you’ll always be adapting. Realistically, I believe the last step left for me is the actual mentorship. I just need to shadow someone who is experienced and get some one-on-one guidance. This shouldn’t be a difficult situation to attain, since traders tend to work in groups to keep each other sharp. It’s really just a matter of which route to choose. Although I already have a pretty good idea of the most practical path forward. I’m taking this time to gather the most detailed, trustworthy knowledge to make the best-informed decision. That brings us up to speed with where I am currently on my journey on this particular quest. When I resume this conversation, I’m going to discuss more of the artistic side of the operation. In the realm of music, self-publishing, and more.….
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