AWS EXPOSED: Amazon’s Hidden Infrastructure Controls HALF THE WORLD

What's up, y'all? All right, let's get it. Um, when you come in, drop where you're from. I hope you guys are having a wonderful day. All right, uh, yeah, I'm gonna, I'm gonna share what I am loading up on And more importantly, why? Because it'll help you to become a better investor with understanding how to follow companies and, um, know what you're getting into. I don't want y'all doing this stuff blindly. Uh, too many people are gambling and they don't know, um, how to play it safe. And I'm just going to teach you a simple way to play it safe with making sure that you are building wealth and that you don't compromise it. And so we're going to talk through that, and I'm going to share what I'm doing Uh, and a couple of plays that I got into— I was actually, uh, the, the market is doing a lot right now, a lot of volatility. So I was down on my Nvidia play, my Lyft plays, uh, but I was able to rebound and catch a really good play, um, at the end of the day. So I jumped in on QQQ and I jumped in on gold and rode it back up. Um, small gain, about 15%, uh, for gold. I'm still riding the QQQ, which I have a pretty good gain on right now, uh, even in the post-market. So looking good. And, uh, yeah, it offset my Nvidia because I'm still waiting on that to return. Lyft, I'm still buying the dip. I want to talk to you all about— this isn't what I'm going to talk about. So, uh, what's up, Steven? Um, put where you from. Uh, hey guys, what's up? What's up? Uh, I, I want to share a couple of stocks and, uh, get you into the mindset of understanding why, you know, you choose this. You know, the thing is, is we— there's, there's stocks that we all probably should buy because they're great companies, but sometimes understanding the fundamentals and the, and, and the, the information behind it can kind of position you for a much better investor. So Um, that's what I'm here for. And of course, I do not want you guys, um, playing super risky. Seriously, there are, there are so many people losing money. Hey, from Buffalo, what's going on? Jamaica, what's up in the house? Columbus, Ohio. Knoxville, Tennessee, what's going on? Um, let's see, I'm making sure that I, uh, South Sudden, hey, what's up? International. Love it, love it, love it. Um, I love it. All right, um, so I'm gonna get into it because I really want to share this and I don't, uh, I don't want to hold you too long, but I, um— what's up, Lisa? Um, Stevie J, what's up? I want to share this with you and I want, I want you to understand what I think about when I'm thinking about companies. I have one company that I've shared with you all, but I want to help you to really— I think by the time this is over, you're going to understand like, oh, got it. Because I don't think some of you all understand what some of these companies even do. I think you just know them and you're like, eh, you know. Um, and then one company I'm on edge about because I'm going to give you some information that's going to kind of help you know whether they're probably going to go up or down. Either way, I'm, I'm long, but I still want to help you with that. All right, so What's up, uh, Adhish? Hey, hey, hey. All right, so let's get into it. Oh, like, go ahead and like the video, uh, it helps the algorithm. So I really appreciate if you go ahead and like the video. And if you are not subscribed, you know, the thing is a lot of people watch the videos and, uh, and they enjoy them, but sometimes they still don't hit that subscribe button. So say, can you please hit that subscribe button if you have not already? Um, I don't want you to miss out. Turn on your notifications as well.. And remember, we do have a YouTube membership page also as well. Hey, Travel Travel, what's going on? Um, so that is something also that I want you to look into. All right, so I am going to, uh, share two giants that I'm buying in 2026, and these are, um, these are, are great companies, I believe, but I do have a caution for one of them., and I'll explain why I have that caution. Um, and then we got to understand just in general so you all can know— hey, what's up? I think that's Danielle. Yeah, okay, you gotta— you got a different at sign. Um, and so, hey, checking in from Canada, I gotta— I gotta call you out. And then Coach Legacy Lucille from Sherman, Texas, one of my members. Um, hey, I appreciate you. Um, The market be doing the most. Yeah, yeah, the market is doing some crazy stuff now. So this isn't like— so I can get you to understand and be okay with the volatility. This is not, uh, this isn't 2020, okay, where, you know, you could throw money at anything and it just double. Hey Stephanie, uh, one of my members. Um, so this is a season where the news can move the market sometimes faster than technical analysis. We've seen it happen. Uh, you give a speech, a headline, a tweet, uh, or whatever, boom, your portfolio is down 10%, 20%, 90% for crypto, right? So that is why, uh, it's, it's not always just enough to buy something and just hope for the best because there's a lot of things moving the market. Yes, now ETFs are very, very safe and they will work fine in the long run. I love ETFs, and if you don't have enough of them, make sure you balance your portfolio But I also want to help you to understand why we're buying certain things and what's going on behind the scenes with some of these companies. And so that when it is a lot of volatility, you don't feel super lost. Hey Kimberly, what's going on? Right? So I don't want you to feel lost. So I want to help you to think very differently and be very confident, you know, as an investor, not a gambler, because that's what we're trying to detour you from. And so I always say you don't need a finance degree or anything. You don't need to be like a genius, just need to be informed. And that's what I'm here for. Make sure you like the video, subscribe. I want to say that I am not your financial advisor. I'm not telling you what to buy, hold, or sell. This is only for educational purposes only. So anything that I say financially is only for educational purposes only. Speak to your licensed financial advisor if you want information on what you should do with your investments, because I am not the one telling you what to do with your investments. Hey from Pakistan! Hi, how are you? Good, good, good that you're here. Right. Um, hey, I appreciate all of y'all. Again, like and subscribe. Listen, I've said this before, a very simple way to buy, uh, companies at a, you, at a really safe, in a very safe way, two different things that the Magnificent Seven, if you buy them underneath the 200 EMA, usually those are good buying prices when you're holding them long. Okay, so that's a very simple rule of thumb for those who's like, look, I just need it simple. Okay, now the 200 EMA, you need to know what that is on the chart. But if you know what the 200 EMA— if you see a stock go underneath that, um, that's usually a good place to buy if you're holding long for the Magnificent Seven. These are safe, good companies. And then the other way is to simply look at your monthly low, set a limit order, and buy there. Now I do believe that DCAN is also a very, very, very a good practice and just load up a little bit more when it's underneath the 200 EMA, or, you know, buy a little bit more when it's on the monthly low. Very, very simple. Okay, now that's that. Okay, greetings from Nigeria. All right, I appreciate you. Uh, so I just wanted to say that. Now again, like and subscribe. I want to talk about two, uh, Magnificent Sevens: Amazon, Apple. Amazon, Apple. Amazon, Apple. Okay, so, um, and the reason why I want to talk about them is because they're, they're— I'm going to be investing in them, but I'm going to explain why. So we are, we're in a time where it's not just about the profits that you're going to make. We are looking at a lot of power and leverage, uh, that's in the market. And so you've got wars going on over resources, supply chain, uh, data, you know, you got these different, um Uh, what else? We just got different wars that are happening, okay? And so oil used to be the resource that ran the world, of course, but now it's like information and chips and, and cloud power and stuff like that. Um, hey Purple Rain, what's up? One of my members. All right, so what I'm doing is I'm looking, uh, at companies and I'm asking like, who controls the infrastructure of modern life? Okay, and I'm— I mean, y'all gonna be mad. I was like, wait a minute, this company is super powerful. But, um, and then we want to know who holds the data, you know, who provides the tools that everybody is dependent on. Okay, so that's why I'm watching Amazon and I'm watching Apple. Now I'm gonna give you a caution for Apple in a minute, but, uh, and Apple just reached an all-time high, so I'm cooking. All right. But I'm watching these two for two different reasons. Now, Amazon is not just a shopping site, okay? And people, I think, don't realize how powerful Amazon is, okay? They're the backbone of the internet, and I just really, really understood it even more just a couple of days ago, okay? So, uh, some people just even think, okay, they go Amazon truck, okay, that's Amazon. No, y'all, no, no, no, no, no. Let me help you understand what Amazon really is so that you can start um, loading up at the right prices or whatever, you, you know, preparing. Again, I'm long, okay? I got my kids invested in Amazon. When Amazon Web Services go down, half the world, uh, goes offline, okay? So, and that's how powerful Amazon is. And I, I wrote, I wrote this down. Look, give, give me a moment because I'm going to show you how powerful, uh, Amazon is. I, I just have to share this. So let me tell you how powerful this company is. When Amazon's, uh, servers go down, let me tell you some of the apps that's going to be affected by this so y'all can get what I'm saying, okay? Netflix, Spotify, Slack, Zoom, Airbnb, Trello, Robinhood, Snapchat, Coinbase, PlayStation Network, Pinterest, T-Mobile, Verizon, AT&T, Delta Airlines, McDonald's app, Xfinity, Comcast, Starbucks app, Hulu, Ring, Adobe Creative Cloud, Canva, Asana, Peloton, Lyft, Zillow, Xbox, even parts of ChatGPT, and of course Amazon's own Alexa and Prime Video. And I did not name everything. Okay, so we're not talking about— y'all, that's, that's not dominance, that's infrastructure, y'all. I don't think y'all realize that the AWS, the Amazon Web Services, accounts for roughly 70% of Amazon's profits, is used by millions of companies in over 190 countries, and it offers over 200 different services that literally keeps the digital economy running. The whole internet is shutting down when something go— goes wrong with their web service. And that's why when you invest in Amazon, you're not just buying a stock, you're owning a piece of the digital backbone of the modern world. I just wanted y'all to know that because I don't think really people know that and, and know why they say, hey, I'm loading up on this. The top dogs are seriously affected by Amazon. Yes. Okay, so, um, now they need to make sure stuff ain't not working because people ain't happy about that. But I'm just letting you know what Amazon really is. That's why I'm loading up on it for 2026 and, and long, because when you own Amazon, you're not just owning an e-commerce company. I think that's what people are still locked in. Okay, you're owning a piece of the infrastructure that again powers the economy and all of these different businesses. Okay, now Apple— please like the video if you have not already and subscribe, please do me that favor. Apple, they play a different, uh, power game in a sense. They are, they are an ecosystem. Of course, the device, all these devices and stuff, the software, the connection between you and everything else. Amazon, um, Apple is, is uh, putting all of that together. But Apple now is now in a— and I want to share the caution. I'm still long, but I want to share the caution so you guys can understand it. Uh, they're of course in a geopolitical tug of war with China, and that's something every investor needs to kind of understand before, you know, you know, blindly always buying at the top and stuff like that. Just understand what could happen. Okay, so Um, Apple. Now, they're— of course, they're not running the internet, uh, like Amazon, but they run the ecosystem that most of us live in. Like I say, we live in this ecosystem and we communicate through it. But what— here's what I want you to understand, because we're, we're dealing with these tariffs and stuff with China, right? What's interesting now is, so Apple manufactures or make all— almost around 90% of their phones in China. So y'all know what that could do if this deal don't work out, okay? So, and, and that's Tim's, you know, the CEO, that was his big bet, is like cheap labor, uh, a massive scale, okay? So it's worked for years, but now it's— that bet is being tested. So we got to pay attention to that. Um, we just saw Apple, uh, hit all-time highs. AWS for stock and ICP for crypto is the decentralized cloud. Yeah. So we just saw all— and I love how much Apple has grown. I showed my members how much I'm up on Apple. I mean, man, it's amazing. But just a caution because, well, number one, if US-China trade, if they ease up, then you may see Apple start to run and even make more all-time highs, right? But what happens if that gets worse? Well, if you start seeing more and more pressure from tariffs, and supply issues, then, um, yeah, we might see, uh, Apple pull back a bit with that. And but here's what I believe. I don't believe that— I think that it's going to work itself out, you know. I'm hopeful about it, you know, because honestly, I think they know that, that it's in the interest of both countries in a sense. And Xi got a lot of other stuff going on. He don't need no more wars, uh, with us. He already dealing with all kind of stuff, even in his own, um, country. And so, uh, hey, good evening, what's going on? And so I do believe that it'll work itself out eventually, but I'm just saying, if anything did get worse, Apple is going to get hit because all of their products is made— they got— I mean, their product is a China— it's a China product, okay? Basically, when you put all your money— and they put a— they put a lot of money out there, so If China gets hit, Apple is probably, you know, gonna get hit in a sense, because it's a— I know it's an American company, but it's kind of giving Chinese company when you got all your— with all your products is being made there. So I don't always want— I don't want you investing blindly. You got to know what's happening behind the scenes, because geopolitics, as I'm saying, is moving the market more than charts do. Okay, so if you don't know what's happening, if, if you don't know like, oh, Apple stock may tank, or drop or pull back or whatever because of that, or that there's an explosion coming if there's a deal made or whatever. Like, look, look to, you know, for Apple to probably take off. Look for Baba to probably take off. Okay, you gotta know stuff like that. Okay, now also, I love, uh, I love Apple because it's a— it— they're, they're a cash flow machine, seriously. And they pay— people always saying Bitcoin will get you rich. DJT, 2.3 million. Yeah, like Maycoin CEO from White House passed the bill each month. Yep. Um, and Stephen, uh, Lee says domino effect. Yeah, yeah. Apple also, uh, remember they pay dividends, and so, um, they play, uh, so basically while you're waiting out the volatility, I love that Apple is, um, you're still getting paid, and I reinvest those dividends. That's the fastest way. You guys have to understand compounding. What's up from New York? Compounding works really, really well. Okay, so let's make sure that we are compounding and not necessarily— I mean, you got to have a period of time where you grow that snowball, right? So Apple is a dividend company. Some people don't realize that, okay? They pay you for holding their stock, okay? For the holding their shares, right? So, and, and that's really good because, uh, most of, uh, let's see, Magnificent Seven— I'm trying to figure out which one pay dividends and don't. I mean, uh, I think Google do now. I think they started uh, Meta maybe a smaller bit, uh, Microsoft pays a nice amount, um, for dividends as well. So, um, but if a company is paying dividends, then, um, they, they're basically— they're paying you, they're paying you to hold their shares, okay? So you just want to, you know, realize that you can get paid to hold some of these shares, and it's— that means it's a pretty stable company, okay? It's a pretty stable company money when it is paying you dividends to hold the shares. Okay, so it— but they also, let me just say this, they also grow slower because they are giving some of that money back into the people that's holding it. Okay, so they're incentivized, whereas if you have another company like a growth company or whatever, they're taking that money, that cash flow, and they're reinvesting it back into the business to make it grow faster. Okay, so they move slow but they're more steady. They don't have as much vol— volatility, and, um, and they pay you for it, okay? So you just kind of got to know the difference between the different type of companies that, you know, like, you're gonna make— like, SCHG is gonna have more volatility than like SCHD, okay? Because again, they're paying— they, they're taking that money, and instead of putting it all back in their business to explode it, they're saying, hey, we gonna give you some, okay? So Apple and Microsoft, pay dividends. Like I said, I think Google does, and, uh, I'm trying to think out of the Magnificent Seven. I think Meta start, but it's so small, it's, it's not much, but you know what I mean. Um, so just pay attention to that. And you know, and the reason why I'm sharing this with you is because the more you educate yourself about the companies you own, the better investor you become when you keep up with stuff. And like I said, you got to keep up with the news because it's moving the market. There's so much volatility that is happening and it's based off of news. And under this administration, you know, it moves the market. Like I say, a tweet here, a speech there, you know, then all of a sudden things is going crazy or it's going up, whatever that looks like. So you got to follow what they're doing. I mean, don't get upset about it. I know we could all complain about it and stuff like that. Just maximize on it, leverage it, you You know what I'm saying? That's what I say. You know, you got to turn everything, even if it's whether you think it's good or bad, whatever your perspective is, turn it into an opportunity. I'm not saying it's all, you know, good in the sense of like this, you know, it, it pulls the rug under from under some people. But I am saying that if you see it with a healthy mindset, you will— you're able to see everything as an opportunity. It just depends on what perspective you looking at. Are you looking at the cup half empty or are you looking at it half full? You know what I'm saying? And so the volatility is not always— it's scary for some people, but it does create a lot of opportunities. But also just be careful because if you don't know what you're doing, especially with like trading, you can get in a lot of trouble like this. But my, my thing is one of the best things you can do is invest in solid ETF companies and solid growth companies. Um, you can DCA into solid companies like Microsoft. Um, and again, I'm long, so I'm not thinking about, oh, I'm cashing out tomorrow, you know what I mean? Like, I'm holding this. And I can guarantee you that if you just hold and be patient and, you know, stop, you know, looking at the volatility and stuff, you know, every second— if you're holding great companies long, other than the fact that you want to buy the dip, okay, buy the dip, buy the dip, you know, for good companies, buy the dip. The monthly low, about underneath the 200 EMA. If there's a black swan event, buy solid companies, okay? Now these other companies, you can make money off of them, but be careful, have your stop losses, because they go up and they go down, you know what I mean? And you don't, you don't want to get caught in the, in the fire of that, okay? So, um, yeah, just understand when you're looking at these businesses, even if it's a big a solid business. Just like I just gave you— I'm sure everybody know Amazon and Apple, but I'm sure I might have gave you some information that you didn't know about Amazon. I might have gave you some information you didn't know about what's going on with Apple. Like, oh, okay, they connected to the tariffs, and you know, if this don't work out, you might see a little dip or whatever. Okay, well, I'm buying a dip, um, because I'm Amazon— I'm Apple and Amazon long, as you see. And then also understanding how powerful, um, you know, how powerful Amazon is. Okay, uh, thank you so much, Roberto. I look— I'm messing your name up. Roberto, thank you for the generosity. I appreciate you. Thank you, thank you. Um, that's what I'm here for. I'm here to share the knowledge and to just kind of show you all how to move in wisdom with this stuff. Okay, so, and Queen said, I definitely learned something new today. Yeah, and these are like companies that you hear about every day, that you shop on, that you own. You know what I'm saying? Some of you have a, you know, a MacBook or iPhone or whatever, you know, Apple TV, you watch that. So these are companies, you know, but you know, that can kind of help you to know like, oh, it's, it might be a good buying opportunity coming because, you know, something is happening with it. Or, oh man, we about to, we about to make another all-time high because we getting this thing worked out. And again, I'm hopeful, uh, but either way, I see opportunity in all of it. You know, so that's the more you know, that's how you stay confident when the market gets volatile. I think people are scared because people are scared when they don't have— from lack of knowledge, they don't have the education. And so if you're unlearned about something, it is a little bit scary because you feel like you're just kind of gambling. Like, I don't know whether— you know what I'm saying? And if you just long and you buy dips and stuff like that and save companies, you know, you just feel a lot better in the end. Okay, again, you don't have to be a genius. You just have to be consistent in learning. All right, now the hardest thing to do— I was just telling some, uh, my coaching group before this— is to unlearn. The hardest thing to do is to unlearn. And it's very difficult when you're in a market that you have to unlearn the old, uh, system, the old ways. Okay, we're in a completely— and we got, we got some time left, like we got another 3 years left of this. Okay, so, you know, we just, we just gotta, uh, you know, be patient and just know what it is. All right, so I'm just here to just, you know, make you just be a little bit more stable with everything and just see the opportunity and continue to invest and continue to do your due diligence with understanding these companies. Yes, they take dips. Yes, they get hit. Yes, they pull back. Um, you know, as a matter of fact, Apple took a long time. It was like slow to move forward and to run. All right, so, um Buy Beyond Meat. Um, no, I did not buy it. I did not buy it. Um, I was in— I'm still in Lyft, Nvidia. Uh, I checked out on POET today. It hit, um, my target that I was looking for, and I got out. And, um, thank God I did because it crashed back after that a little bit. Um, Beyond Meat, be careful because again, I think it was up 130-something percent in pre-market, but then it's back down. Beyond Meat went from to $8 and it's back down to $3. You know what I'm saying? So, you know, somebody getting the rug pulled under them, you know, you got to know what you're doing. Um, but I didn't get into it, you know. I could have. And, uh, I mean, I think I seen Krispy Kreme Donuts was up, uh, you know, 10% or something today. I thought I saw something, uh, come across for it. Uh, but yeah, Beyond Meat, um, today It went from the, the high and low of Beyond Meat today is the low. I'm on Charles Schwab, says $2.62. The high says $7.69. So guess who probably checked out at $7.69? Now it's all the way back down to right now $3.58, I think. So I mean, that's a— hey, you can just notice you can make money off these companies. Okay, but Beyond Meat is not a solid company like a Microsoft, so don't treat no Beyond Meat like no Microsoft. I'm not telling you what to buy, hold, or sell. Anything I say to you is for educational purposes only, um, so I do want to say that. But Beyond Meat ain't no— it ain't no Amazon, okay? So be careful because it's a lot of opportunity to make money, but you can lose it a lot if you don't know what you're doing. Okay, the rug was definitely— oh, see, Stevie J, I like that you are, you know, being honest about that because that helps, um, that helps, you know, us to learn. See, uh, he says the rug was definitely pulled on me today. And so that's the type of stuff that happens with those companies. So, you know, I do like making a little money off of, you know, and it's even hard with swing trades, y'all, right now. I mean, scalp trading is more safe than swing trading right now. Because you just don't, you know, the volatility. Okay, and so, uh, is POET a good long-term hold? I can't tell you what to buy, hold, or sell, but for me, I do have some POET that I'm holding, um, into 2026, uh, because I, I like what, what I'm seeing with it. And but my option plays, I'm in and out, like I'm not holding it beyond a certain point. I, I rather take a little bit of profit and then re-enter. Okay, so I'm not— there was a day where I would hold for long periods of time, and, um, I don't know if I can stomach the volatility with holding like that, you know what I'm saying? And so, uh, it was even a period of time, what, maybe back in the summer, where it was like I didn't want to hold an option play over the weekend because it seemed like every time Sunday hit, you know, something is being said. And like I said, it's not even about technical analysis or watching the charts. Is about, about the fact that there's other things that move the market even more than that, you know what I mean? So, so I'm being very, uh, cautious right now, uh, with that. But I do have some POET shares personally that I'm holding on to, uh, but it doesn't mean that if things went left or whatever that I wouldn't— you know, I got in real early too, so I'm totally up on POET, um, but my swing trades, my, my I call them swing trades, but these— some of these swing trades, even the, even the contracts out to 2026 and 2027, I'll get rid of them in the same day. I got rid of— I bought it— well, no, gold, I did a 2026 contract. I got in and out today in one day. Um, QQQ is gonna be probably like an overnight or something like that. So, um, 100%. Yeah, it was interesting to see Beyond Meat did 100% on Monday, then it crashed 40 hours late. Yeah, so you got to be careful about stuff like that. Yeah, I mean, again, you can make money off of it, but if you're not— if you don't know what you're doing, um, but if you don't understand investing, I, I personally would stay away from those type of companies if you're a beginner and you don't really know what's going on. I mean, even some of the, you know, like, some of these companies are not profitable yet, okay? Like, some of these quantum computing companies, they're really not profitable yet. Now, I'm, I'm still betting on some of them in a sense, but I understand that there is a risk involved. I'm just trying to catch the next big, you know, all, all of these AI companies, they not— most of them ain't gonna make it. But, you know, Google may. I'm trying to catch the, you know, in the internet days, you know, the Googles. I, I'm just, I'm banking on a few of them and trying to catch the big fish. But I'm being careful about what I'm put— I'm not putting my, my bill money or not, you know what I'm saying? It's extra money that I, I know that it could be, it could tank or whatever that look, because they're not profitable, all of these companies are not profitable yet. Okay, so just if you know that, that's why I say knowledge will help you stomach the volatility and stuff. If you know that, then— can I teach you on how to do options trading? Not here in this, uh, setting, uh, because of, um, you know, protocol with, uh, you, you know, YouTube. I can't tell you what to buy, hold, or sell, and I'm not telling you what to buy, hold, or sell. Everything that I say to you is for educational purposes only. You have to talk to your financial advisor. Um, I do have a coaching program where I can— I go into that and I you know, talk a little bit more in detail. But, um, I'm, I'm restricted here and I don't want any, uh, flags or anything on my page or anything. So YouTube, just hear me out. I am not telling anybody what to buy, hold, or sell. This is for educational purposes only. All your money can be lost in investing. Talk to your financial advisor to know what to do. Uh, but I have links in the description. As a matter of fact, um, if you do want to join, uh, my Wealth and Wisdom, uh, membership, uh, that's my YouTube, uh, you can join my YouTube membership. That's only $3.99 a month. I go a little bit deeper. I have private, uh, live streams, Q&As, um, and I share a little bit more detail and plays and stuff that I can't share publicly, and the principles that can really help you to think and move like a smart investor. So that's a very, uh, that's just monthly. And, um, I'll be going in with my members, um, I, I'll let them know the next time that I go live. It's flying here. Uh, if you're serious though about building a strategy and a blueprint for lasting wealth, um, this is, this is where you need to be. Also, I have my full coaching program, um, that's our 90-Day Health and Wealth Challenge. That's the full coaching experience, uh, so we help you to, um, understand it's not just about investing, but it's also about investing in yourself, okay? Mentally, physically, and financially. So, uh, if you want more information, link is in the description. Also, please do like and subscribe if you haven't already. Please do me that favor. It helps the algorithm if you can just stop for a moment and just hit that like button for me. It really helps YouTube to push my videos out a little bit more. So, um, please do that for me, you know, as I'm giving. Um, you know, that's all I asked of you. That's it. Uh, so yeah, I'll, I'll talk a little bit more about that. I have Tesla DCA at $45 a share. I love it. We got a new member. Thank you so much. Um, we gonna rock. I already got a new video. Um, you all, uh, anybody who's a member, you have access to all of the videos there that's not public. So um, uh, it'll be stored there. So we just launched, um, and I already have a video there, and I'll be doing another one, um, within a few days or so. Uh, I gotta just get the date that I'll be doing it. But no misconstruing, this is not financial advice. She's only doing this for informational purposes only. Absolutely. Thank you so much, Robert. Why do I keep saying your name like that? Roberto. Okay, I'm getting tongue twisted. All right, um, uh, uh, new— another new member. Thank you so much. Got a couple of new members going on. What's your take? Are you, uh, super— wait, what is this question? Hold on one second and let me— uh-oh, let me take this off. Okay, there we go. All right, uh, after I paid off— okay, Chi-Town in the house, I'm seeing her. Okay, hey Chi-Town in the house. Uh, and by the way, you know, with my members and stuff, um, a lot of times I will prioritize some of the questions that they're asking because that's part of it. Uh, I've got a big car. I just kept the automatic deposits going, forgot about it during the pandemic. I used those stimulus checks. Yeah, yeah. Like, um, you know, I was listening to, uh, somebody talk about this on the news. I can't remember which channel it was, um, but I was— they were playing the news and they were just talking about how, like, um, you got compounding and then you got consumption. And people are mostly, again, with investing, they're gambling, okay? They're gambling, they're not compounding. And so we really need to know the benefits of compounding effect. And, um, and there's a lot of leakage too, y'all. Be very careful, there's a lot of leakage. We got a new member, thank you so much, I appreciate you. Um, there's, there's a lot of leakage in the money that we get that, that flows through our hands, okay? We can all say like in the last 5 years we probably spend so much money that we shouldn't have spent, okay? So you don't want— oh, I just saw, um, I just saw a, like, a, some information come out. I'm gonna share with one of my group— I'm gonna share with my coaching group where a guy lost, um, 8— or he had like, I think, $8 million or something like that, and, um, it's gone. He doesn't have any money, you know what I'm saying? And then There was a, uh, there was another tweet that went out that, uh, where a guy lost a million dollars trading in a year and he was begging people not to do it. And I'm like, I feel really bad for that guy, but I mean, where's the risk management? Like, for me, by the time I went from a million to down $500,000, I'd have been stopped and started paper trading or something. I'd have said, no, I'm doing, I'm doing something wrong. Like, you have to be gambling a little bit, like high-risk kind of situations to get in that situation, right? Uh, Keith, if you're talking about if it's a link, if it's to the 90-Day Health and Wealth Challenge coaching challenge, yes, the link is in the description. If you're talking about the membership for only $3.99, um, actually it's less for Android users, by the way. It's less than $3.99. Um, but you would just hit the join button. It's under the video. It's a join button underneath the video, if that's the one you're talking about. Uh, but if it's the 90-day health and wealth challenge, uh, then, um, you would have to, uh— my friend is texting me— um, you would have to look at the link in the description. Okay. All right. Um, so I don't want to keep you guys too long. Um, but, um, I did want to come on and share that with you guys. I was looking— what am I high school— this, this one of my, my friends. Okay, um, I did want to share that with you guys so that you all can kind of know the principle of, um, somebody was asking me about ESLOF. I don't know much about that particular stock, um, because I don't own any of it. So I'll look into it though, um, and give you my take. If you come back and ask again, I'll look into it, um, and just so I won't Uh, forget about it. Uh, I've seen it. I think it's, it's got to be somewhere around $360 or something like right now, between $360 and $370. But, um, I'll, I'll look into it, but I don't, I don't own that particular stock, so I haven't really looked much into the company or anything. So, uh, hey Nadine, what's going on? My problem is taxes. What solution do you have for a single person without kids? Without kids, um, there's a lot of, there's a lot of things you can do for taxes. Um, I mean, it's better if you own a business. Obviously you have those tax cuts because one of the things that people don't realize is that you only get taxed on taxable income. Did y'all hear what I said? You only get taxed on taxable income. So how can you make it not taxable income? Like, we get upset when wealthy people don't pay a lot of taxes. Taxable income, you know, if you got a W-2 or whatever, that's taxable income. Um, you don't get the deductions and stuff like that. And so when you go through, you know, there's a lot of, uh, uh, expenses that you have from a business that you can, um, you know, put on your taxes or whatever and save. So, um, if you only do a job that, that gives— that you have taxable income, you might be, you know, dealing with some stuff. So, uh, try to, you know, get— do things that give you tax deductions. I'm not telling you— I'm not giving you financial advice. Just everything I say is for educational purposes only. But I find the best way to save on taxes and to really help with tax deductions and stuff is to own a business. So, um, that, that's what I would, uh, say to you because you can, you can, you know, uh, do a lot of write-offs. You can do write-offs on your— you know, if you work from home out of your business, you can um, you know, charge your, you know, rent. You can charge rent, um, to your business. And, you know, if you use your phone for your business and your computer, and, you know, if you, um, are working and doing things while you're out of town, and so you can— there's a lot of deductions. All right, so, uh, yeah. Would you recommend trading as a business rather than an individual? Yes, I do. I do, um, because of exactly what I just said. Uh, again, I'm not your financial advisor or I'm not your tax lawyer or anything. You can talk to your, um, advisor about that. But, uh, I'm— everything I say is for educational purposes only. But, uh, yeah, I would, I would. I personally, uh, would. Any, any type of work you do, yeah, if you make it into a business, you got deductions and tax write-offs, right? So, all right, I'm just looking through the comments real quick. Uh, but I'm still not keeping enough. Own a business but still not keeping it enough. Yeah, um, I would, I would evaluate, you know, uh, what, what's going on with the business and why you're not keeping enough. Is it the— is it leakage? Is it, is it just not producing enough cash flow? Um, somebody said, hmm, how to make income not taxable. Noted. Yeah, you only get taxed for taxable income, right? So is debt— is debt taxed? Can somebody tell me, is debt taxed? Is debt taxed? What happens if you have a, an asset that you can borrow again? Interesting, interesting. What happens if you build enough in an asset that you could borrow against it? You have a refi on your mortgage. Did you get taxed on it? Hmm, interesting. All right, um, uh, okay, I'm just kind of looking through it. Yeah, somebody would say, yeah, you can move— if you trading, you can move it over into an LLC. You can move it over. Yeah, yeah, ask your tax attorney what's the best route to go with that. You know, I'm not a— I'm not a lawyer or anything, but I do uh, know that you got write-offs and stuff that you can write off for some of your gains. Because you are, you know, when you, um, in investing, you are taxed, you know. So I'll go into a little bit more detail with the tax stuff in, in my membership also. I already told them that I would. I'm about to launch my, my in a bit. Uh, okay, somebody said nope. I think you, uh, responding to the question, do you get taxed on debt? Oh, okay. And I ain't talking about like borrowing debt and you, you know what I'm saying, like credit card debt. I'm talking about when you have an asset that grows big enough and then you can borrow against it, and the borrowing against it and the interest rate is still lower than the appreciation that you're making off of it every year, so that you can pay the debt back the next year and then not get taxed on it and then give yourself a raise the next year. So that's some, uh Not, not anything I can explain right now, guys, but I go into detail a lot, uh, in my, in my coaching groups. All right, guys, I won't, um, prolong this anymore. Um, I will be back on to talk a little bit more about some stuff that's going on in the market. All right, make sure you like and subscribe before I head out. Please do me that one favor. If you are not subscribed, go ahead and subscribe. What's, what, what's, what is gonna hurt you, huh? Huh? I gotta show up here on, on Wednesdays. And y'all know Wednesdays I be sparring, so I gotta make sure I ain't got no scratches and stuff on me sometime because I'm like, they gonna think I got beat up by somebody. And I promise you it's not my husband beating me up. I spar, I do MMA, right? So I do Krav Maga, and, uh, sometimes I get punched in the face and all of that. And, you know, we sparring stuff, so I gotta make sure I'm presentable and stuff. Uh, but I am so sore right now because I had a 2-hour session of just nothing but wrestling and sparring and punching and all kind of stuff. I ain't got I didn't— got choked and everything, and, uh, my stomach, you know, the body choked and everything. So, um, yeah, I gotta stretch and stuff tonight. And, um, like I said, I'll be back on. I appreciate all of you all. All right, stay wise out there. I'll be back, and, um, you all enjoy the rest of your day. See you soon. Bye-bye.