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Is Options Trading Risky? What you MUST know to be a profitable options trader - Duration: 7:03.

Options trading is risky. Selling option premium is risky. I hear this all the

time I hear things in my comments such as "picking up pennies in front of a

steamroller" or "options trading is like picking up pennies on a railroad track"

The fact is that you don't have a choice the only way that you can earn and

achieve alpha in the stock market which means the only way that you can earn an

outsize return per the risk that you're taking over just simply holding an SPY

index is by selling option premium and turning yourself in to an insurance

company or acting like a casino. Day traders they lose money I showed you

guys this study were three hundred and fifty nine thousand out of three hundred

and sixty thousand again this is statistically significant I'm not

talking about the fake gurus on YouTube who make money from their subscribers

and then are defrauding innocent people by telling them that they can make money

by day trading. I'm talking about real life and the fact is you will lose money

from day trading and you will lose money from trading Forex. The only way that you

can earn consistent revenue with consistent income which is exceeding the

expectation is simply holding an SPY index is by selling option premium so

you don't have a choice so anyone who tells you something like it's picking up

pennies in front of a steamroller or picking up pennies and on the railroad

tracks they are losers they are losing traders they don't

understand how the stock market works and they just want to hold you down

because they hope that you lose money and they hope that you continue to be

like them because they are losing traders themselves the other thing is

it's so important to have realistic expectations about expected

probabilities and outcome if you bought Amazon which is a billion dollar company

you don't assume that tomorrow it's going to go bankrupt so why on earth

if you sell a put on Amazon that's trading for 10% below the current market

price of Amazon so again you buy Amazon and let's say 1700 let's say you sold a

put which obligates you to buy Amazon 10% below the current market price so if

its current market price is 1700 and you sold a put with a strike price of 1530

why on earth would you simply assume the next day that Amazon a billion-dollar

company is going to go bankrupt "But David, oh my god, you have your max

risk of $1530 dollars in that scenario!" Okay, so you

bought Amazon or you agreed to buy Amazon a 10% discount you were paid

probably around $500 per contract for the obligation or the ability to buy

Amazon at 90% of its current market price and now you're going to assume

just because you sold a put that Amazon is gonna go bankrupt tomorrow yet if you

bought the shares at the full price at 1700 you're not even thinking that

Amazon is gonna go bankrupt so again why would you think when you sell a put that

a billion-dollar company is just magically going to go bankrupt yes that

is so realistic of an expectation hundreds of thousands of people are

going to lose their job look at look at Sears

for example Sears is a tiny company that employs probably 1/200th of the

amount of people that Amazon does and Sears has been languishing in bankruptcy

and been declining irrelevance over the past 15 years yet you sell a put in a

market leading tech stock which is one of the most important companies in the

world and you automatically think that the next day

Amazon's gonna go bankrupt and by selling a put in Amazon you're really

picking up pennies in front of a steamroller that makes a lot of logical

sense and anyone who believe

that anyone who believes that selling option premium is dangerous when it's

done correctly you know automatically that you can just disregard what they're

telling you because you know that they are unsuccessful and losing traders

because there's no other way to make money in the stock market besides

selling option premium. Uh that's pretty much it that's pretty much all I have to

say I mean I think it's extremely ridiculous for people to have different

expectations when you're talking about the same thing if I buy Facebook right

now which is trading it around 165 dollars a share I will not have fear

that tomorrow or next week Facebook is suddenly going to go bankrupt but God

forbid I buy Facebook at 10% below its current market price which would put the

price at around a hundred and forty eight dollars which is a way better deal

than me buying it at the current market price now I'm not even talking about the

premium that I receive I mean think about it

Facebook is that 165 I can sell a put with a strike price of 148 which

obligates me to buy Facebook at a price that's even cheaper than its current

market price and I can probably pick up around $2 or $2.50 of premium so as a

result my net cost for buying Facebook in the worst-case scenario would be a

$145 versus the current market price which is $165

and you're telling me that you're scared about selling an option when in the

worst case scenario you own facebook at 145 you would rather buy facebook at its

current market price of 165. Makes no sense. Which is why I truly believe that

so many viewers on Facebook or rather so many viewers on YouTube are

self-destructive. Yyou guys really don't want to make money you just want to

continue being victims and blaming someone else instead of taking action

and learning a valuable skill so that you can improve your life. Because it's

always easier to point the finger at someone else

this person is holding me down this person screwed me I'm a victim as

opposed to taking action learning a skill and improving

your life. David Jaffee with BestStockStrategy.com go to BestStockStrategy.com and

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Video Game Philosophy - No video game is just a game - Duration: 13:18.

What I wanted to talk about today

I guess it's

Why I think it's important for us not to just consume video games

But also to actually talk about them

And I think this can be

somewhat equated to

Disputing the idea that very deeply entrenched idea of "Oh, it's just a video game"

And

Maybe the first thing we have to do is take a step back and realize that this argument isn't

exclusive to video games

People make this argument to all kinds of media out there

"Oh, it's just an actual movie" or

"It's just a superhero movie" or a teen movie. "It's just a romance. It's just a boyband."

So where does this argument comes from and

What is it that it actually does what are the consequences of this perspective?

So I think the

Origin of this kind of thinking

is intellectual elitism

It's

Basically a tool for intellectual segregation

It divides media into two categories high art and low art

High art is deep and meaningful

and

it has very important very lasting cultural impacts, it helps shape our

It helps to shape our own perspectives

our collective opinions, our culture

and low art is just for entertainment's sake

I think the further back you go in time the easier it becomes to

Implement this concept and make it widespread because

Because the further back in time you go the more conce--

concentrated knowledge and culture

is in the hands of

a handful of people

So it was

More a matter of "we're thinking about this stuff in you're not"

Then as time moves on the peasants start developing their art

Y'know? It was always there but

It starts taking root

Especially after the printing press

And then suddenly you have the intellectual elite

Finding competition coming from (quote/unquote) "below"

That's why you see for example

"It's just a romance"

Y'know? They're books. It's literature. It's art, but it's just a romance

Why? Because it's mostly for women

and

Over time it's

Written by women. So, "yeah, sure. It's art. You can read it but, y'know

It's not important. It's just a romance."

Then as time moves on we get movies, cinema, right?

And

If your movie isn't Oscar bait

It isn't high art

It's just for entertainment's sake

It has no artistic value

And now we have video games

But "you know, it's just a game"

And the biggest problem here and the biggest hope is at the same time that

this ideology

isn't implemented by

the masses by

the common people it's implemented by

The elites and then it's absorbed by the masses. We start seeing things this way, too

Which isn't that surprising

considering for how long these arguments have been made

The biggest problem because

It isn't

An accurate reflection of reality and it is used for very insidious means

Not like, not...

Not a James Bond villain

Scheme kind of insidious means but you know the more

Guttural, and pervasive, and very realistic

Thing that we see

Spread throughout our culture, our world.

And the biggest hope because we can actually do something about it

Okay, and what are the effects? First you have intellectual segregation

Looking at it through this lense

The cultural narrative

Is solely in the hands of a handful of people

You know

People with money and the means

to produce

"Worthy" pieces of art. They control the narrative, the narrative of our lives

That's

Intellectual segregation, it robs us of that power

And

And we do have that power

We're just not realizing it

All media matters. All art form matters

They all help to shape

Our conscious, they all help to shape our collective

Perspective of the world. they all have a very big lasting impact in our culture

and

By not realizing that we are giving them the power over our media

When you say "oh it's just superhero movie"

Suddenly they can use that kind of movie to push their agendas to push

their mentality

into our lives

It's very-- a slow and methodical process

And I say that it's insidious because

It's hidden. Hidden in plain sight

These movies and these games

many of them may not have a

Blatant

deep message or commentary on

Social, political, economic issues. They don't wear these messages on their sleeves

But they are there

And they drip feed these messages into us

No, no video game is just a game they all matter

And we have to realize that, we have to start taking them more seriously

You know?

I mean, yeah, it's entertainment. It's escapism, we do it for fun, but

We have to be aware of the social and cultural impact

That our games have in our culture

We have to take that power back from them

That's one of the reasons why I'm always talking about narrative in games because

even the shallowest of narratives can have

The deepest of meanings, it can have very pervasive

messages embroidered into them

And it doesn't have to be on purpose

So many cars...

And it doesn't have to be on purpose, let me make that very very clear

I'm not trying to place blame on the artists, on the game developers. I'm just trying to

realign our perspectives about the media

And I don't care how non-narratively driven your game might be, it still has a narrative

When you're playing counter-strike

It's not just a bunch of colored pixels against a bunch of differently colored pixels. It's

terrorists versus counter terrorists, it has a narrative driven by

violence and

It may not provide a lot of context, but we derived that context from reality, from our world

When you play a Call of Duty game or a Battlefield game set in World War 2

It doesn't have to explain you who the Nazis are, it doesn't have to explain you who the Allies are

You know it

You know who the Nazis are, right?

So it has a narrative

And collectively

All these games together, all these movies and

individually, they may not have much to say but collectivivi-- collectively they do and we have to be

And have to pay attention to what they're saying

We have to pay attention so that

We don't let them influence us in a way that we wouldn't normally want to

And that so that we can push

for

better games

We can push for more

I don't know

responsible mentality during the creation process of our games

Just better games in general

So, yeah, no video game is just a game

See you around

Can you hear the car noises?

I was supposed to record at night, after work, yesterday, but I was so tired, I had to sleep

Now I'm doing it in the morning. There's a lot of cars. Y'know, traffic, birds, planes...

I don't know if the microphone is picking it up or not. It's it's a test drive

Also

I don't really have a desk from a computer, there's no easy way to set up the microphone with the camera

So I'm just using the

Webcam's microphone for now. Until I can get a better setup, y'know

An actual desk, an actual chair. I don't know

I hope it's okay

I hope it sounds okay for now

Yeah

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How is the Sydney Medical Program structured? - Duration: 3:45.

I'm very excited to be talking about the new Doctor of Medicine program at the

University of Sydney which is going to start in 2020. Our four-year program

places an emphasis on early and prolonged clinical exposure throughout

your degree with the whole of the last year being an extended pre

internship year. This means right from your first week you'll be working in

clinical settings either in hospitals or in the community, gaining practical

skills and experience so at the time you graduate you're ready to solve problems

and improve lives of individuals and communities. The nature and delivery of

health in hospitals and in the community is changing all the time and the content

and structure of our course is evolving to reflect that. The foundational

knowledge we teach is guided by pressing national international priorities like

long-term illness, chronic diseases and health inequalities, climate change and

sustainability. We also understand the importance of personalisation of a

medical degree and our program is structured to suit the needs of our

diverse student base and allowing you to complete elective placements that suit

your discipline interest in locations you want to live or have lived in

locally rurally and internationally. In the new MD starting 2020, the path to

becoming a doctor is very clear at the Sydney Medical School. We develop your

skill set systematically by focusing on one key development area in each year of

study and each year builds on the previous. Prior to commencing your degree

you'll have access to an online foundational knowledge resource to help

you get up to the required level of biomedical science knowledge. This will

help prepare for the content that will be covered in your first year especially

if your first degree was not in a science related area. Right from the

first year you'll spend one day each week in one of our seven clinical

schools. You'll have three days a week on campus and one day of flexible learning

where you can study at your own pace. Our clinical schools are located all across

New South Wales from Sydney to Westmead and Orange, Dubbo, Lismore and Broken Hill.

In your first year during your three days on campus you'll methodically

cover the eight systems of the body starting with cardiovascular and

respiratory sciences and finishing with neurosciences. In your second year will

increase the time you spend at your clinical school to three days per week.

You'll also complete one day a week in community health care which could be in

general practice outpatient clinics or ambulatory settings and one day of

flexible learning. In year two you are now spending around 50 per cent of your time in clinical practice

You will also complete an eight-week back-to-basics block

gaining deeper knowledge of clinical science and research methods.

In year two you will also choose an area of research that will later become your major research project.

In your third year you will spend approximately half of your

time rotating through specialist clinical rotations whilst preparing for

your research project. These specialty rotations will alternate through

psychiatry, child health, women's and perinatal health and through critical

care departments. Your third year will also have a 14-week block dedicated to

completing your research project. In your final year you'll solidify your knowledge

and skills to prepare you for practice. Your entire fourth year now acts as a pre internship,

where you'll spend almost a hundred percent of your time in the

work place completing clinical placements this year can also be spent in whole or in part

in a rural setting in one of our rural clinical schools. A major component

of your final year is rotations through medicine, surgery and general practice

which are the areas that you'll rely upon most when you've completed your

degree and enter into your internship year. Year 4 also includes your elective

period where you can experience health care or research in another setting.

If your year 3 project is going very well you may also be able to continue this

during the elective period. So the new MD program starting in 2020 prepares you

for entry into the program through our foundational knowledge course.

We have a focus on early and prolonged clinical exposure, personalised student pathways

and dedicated time to complete your major research project.

Our medicine program these graduates more prepared for practice than ever before and ready

to enter the exciting and rewarding medical profession either in Australia

or internationally.

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Filmpje! Baudet (FvD) over Mona Keijzer: 'Dit is onvergeeflijk! Brevet van onvermogen!' - Duration: 4:14.

Thierry Baudet (FvD) heeft geen goed woord over voor de ministers Mona Keijzer (CDA) en Eric Wiebes (VVD)

Volgens de voorman van de renaissancevloot is het 'onvergeeflijk' en 'een brevet van onvermogen' dat de bewindslieden zo blunderen met de energierekening

Parlementair verslaggever Ernst Lissauer was in de Tweede Kamer en sprak daar met Baudet

Baudet is niet blij en met hem de Nederlandse kiezer! Hij hoopt dat bij de komende verkiezingen 'het kabinet genadeloos wordt afgestraft' en 'dat Nederlanders voor verandering kiezen'

Volgens de FvD-voorman is de blunder niet alleen een fout van het kabinet, maar zijn de consequentie voor gezinnen veel groter dan gedacht

De mensen thuis betalen nu meer dan ze wellicht hadden begroot en dit heeft consequenties voor de koopkracht

Nu moeten hardwerkende Nederlanders bijvoorbeeld langer sparen om nieuwe voetbalschoenen te kopen voor kleine Pietje

Het kabinet heeft ondertussen al laten weten dat ze geen compensatie gaan aanbieden aan burgers die nu onverwacht hogere rekeningen krijgen

Baudet bood in het filmpje wel een soort van oplossing aan. Volgens hem 'moet het energieakkoord van tafel' en gaat de energierekening vooral omhoog omdat het kabinetsbeleid 'anti-fossiel' is

Daar heeft hij deels een punt. Ondanks dat Nederland nog steeds veel gebruik maakt van fossiele brandstoffen worden ook veel gelden weggegooid aan bijvoorbeeld windmolens

Daarom wil Baudet de ODE-regeling afschaffen. Dit is een regeling waarmee belastinggeld wordt gestort in de bodemloze putten van windmolenparken

Die overigens worden geplaatst op locaties waar mensen ze niet willen hebben, maar waar grootgrondbezitters wel mee kunnen cashen

Zoiets als de subsidie op elektrische auto's, maar dan anders. Zo is er in Drenthe en Groningen een grote volkswoede ontstaan omdat er in de provincie windmolens worden gebouwd terwijl omwonden dat niet willen

Volgens Baudet moet behalve een compensatie vanuit het kabinet ook 'de minister aftreden'

Het is maar de vraag of het Wiebes of Keijzer zal zijn, maar grote kans dat er binnenkort ten minste één 'motie van wantrouwen' aankomt! Waardeer jij de artikelen op DagelijkseStandaard

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Fabinho is Liverpool's life-saver as he holds the thin red line in Virgil van Dijk's absence - Duration: 7:33.

For more infomation >> Fabinho is Liverpool's life-saver as he holds the thin red line in Virgil van Dijk's absence - Duration: 7:33.

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Filmpje! Baudet (FvD) over Mona Keijzer: 'Dit is onvergeeflijk! Brevet van onvermogen!' - Duration: 4:14.