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The leaks for the next iPhone have begun and they seem to confirm the iPhone X Plus.

Let's take a look at the pictures.

Are they real?

If they are, what are their implications?

All the analysis and predictions coming up next.

Welcome citizens to DP News.

A brand-new series where we discuss all the latest news, scoops, leaks, and tweets from

the tech world.

This year's new iPhones are only seven to eight months from being announced and it is

high time we know everything about them.

Last year we got something completely new with the iPhone X so I am not expecting great

changes for this year's lineup.

I am expecting however a band new version of the iPhone X that will be bigger and better.

Keyword here: bigger.

Inside sources after inside sources seem to confirm this and now we might have the first

piece of photographic evidence.

A user in the MacX forum has posted what might be the iPhone X Plus digitizer.

Now I know what you're thinking: David how can we possibly know this maybe this man just

has small hands.

There's only one way to find out.

I'm going to take my iPhone X. I'm going to take a screenshot.

I'm going to send it through AirDrop to my laptop.

I'm going to open up Photoshop and align the screenshot to the digitizer just to see how

well the proportions line up.

Now let us pull up a picture of an iPhone X for reference.

Hmmmm.

Hmmmmm.

Hmmmmmmmm.

The notch does appear to be smaller than in the iPhone X, which is exactly what you would

expect from a bigger iPhone.

The screen might be bigger but there's no reason why the sensors and cameras would be.

Unless, of course, they would use the extra space for a bigger camera.

Apple hasn't done this historically.

The front facing camera doesn't usually get much love, but I think it is high

time it does!

And if we look at the comparison again.

The notch does appear to be smaller but not by much.

Could this mean a bigger camera?

Of course this could just be a production image of an iPhone X knock off.

However!

The latest reports from Bloomberg seem to confirm all previous reports about the three

new iPhones we will see this year.

A 6.5 inch display iPhone, similar in size to the a usual Plus iPhones.

But with a corner to corner just like this.

Code named D33.

An updated iPhone X code named D32.

And a third "cheaper" iPhone with an edge to edge display and Face ID.

The display, however would be LCD instead of OLED.

All of this of course makes sense and sounds like a great complete lineup.

The big question of course will be the price.

Probably the reason the iPhone this year didn't break all the records this year in the magnitude

it was expected to, was that, the price.

The iPhone 8 and 8 Plus also had outdated looks with their large bezels, 3-year-old

design.

This line up seems to take care of the design problem, but what about the price?

In an ideal world, with the price of OLED displays coming down you would want, you would

hope, that Apple will lower the price of the updated iPhone X.

From $999 to $899.

The updated version of this for a hundred dollars less.

Keep dreaming!

This is Apple we're talking about.

Honestly, I don't see that happening.

My prediction is that the updated iPhone X will remain at the price of $999 and that

the iPhone X Plus will start at $1,150.

Oof, that hurts just thinking about it.

I don't even what to think about them hitting that $1,200 starting price point.

$1,150 is my prediction for now.

If we're lucky, the "cheaper" iPhone X will be

$799.

If we're lucky.

A non-OLED smartphone for eight hundered dollars?

This is Apple we're talking about.

Let me know your predictions in the comments!

The price, the models, what are the names going to be for these next generation iPhones?

iPhone XS?

iPhone 11?

Just, iPhone?

Let me know in the comments.

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Either way, thank you for watching and I'll see you in the next one.

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David Lincoln: Market Maker to VIX Trader. Plus Marijuana Stocks & Bitcoin Outlook hemp cannabis pot weed cryptocurrency cryptocurrencies crypto cryptos UVXY VXX TVIX XIV SVXY david moadel

David Lincoln and he is a well-known youtuber among the financial community

he's got thousands of followers on YouTube as well as on stock twits he's

well known Twitter Facebook I mean this gentleman is all over the place he is a

former CBOE and that is Chicago Board Options Exchange market maker so he

might be able to and willing to hopefully give us an inside view on what

that's all about as well as being a financial youtuber as I am and we're

also going to talk about the markets and how they stand right now so mr. Lincoln

finally welcome - looking on looking at the markets well thank you very much

David I'm very glad to be here and I want to thank you for your generosity

towards me in the past you've tweeted out a lot of my videos and it's just you

know from starting from nothing to have a person that watches your videos and

leaves a kind word here and there it really really has helped me out in the

past and I have a level of gratitude towards you so thank you very much for

doing that David and you've done the same thing for me so I definitely

appreciate that I've been slowing down on Twitter and

stock twits lately I've done a you can on YouTube you can do analytics and I

found that most of my followers are on YouTube and found me on YouTube so yeah

I've been kind of slowing down on that lately but I may make a comeback you

never know but you've been growing quite rapidly how's your experience been I

mean you went from just having a much smaller number of viewers and you just

exploded in the last six months to a year

how can you account for that and what's it been like well it's it's hard you

know it's hard getting started I've had couple false starts on YouTube I I first

came on there as a gamer like a lot of people do and you know you can't just

show up on YouTube and be like Here I am okay everybody embrace me and I'm

PewDiePie now and a billion people are gonna come after me you know you get up

and the same thing with Twitter you get on Twitter and you tweet something out

and then you realize you don't have any followers and so nobody we tell anything

back and so it's a little bit of a wake up call it's a competitive thing YouTube

and you have to both get a little niche and also get your skills up as you know

there's a lot that goes on behind the scenes to making videos it your

everybody at first you're the editor you're the producer you're the sound guy

and you got to build your skill yeah yeah in a sense it's like you get the

followers as your skill level rises to that point and as you get more followers

you feel a responsibility to improve your content and so it's been tough but

what ended up actually working for me is falling back on something that I am an

expert in which was the trading world I was a professional for many years and I

feel comfortable talking about that kind of stuff and I actually have something

to offer and so once I switched my YouTube to that it's been a little bit

smoother sailing sherry you've found your niche which is very similar to my

niche and yet you've got your own style your own way of doing things which is

different from everybody else and so I I know you're gonna have a lot of success

continued success in this endeavor so everybody first of all go ahead and

check out david lincoln's youtube channel you must subscribe to this the

you can either just type david lincoln or david lincoln finance in the little

youtube search box or just go down below this video there will be a link in the

description click on that and subscribe after you subscribe to my channel of

course yes and also David Lincoln is on stocked wits

the handle is the th e famous fa m is da ve am i right for stocked wits stocked

read says yeah it's just famous Dave without the the I believe and Twitter

is the famous Dave I always get those mixed up yes okay so on Twitter it's at

th e fa mi fa mi s Dave and then on stocked wits it's just famous FA mi s

Dave and those will also be in the description of this video so check those

out and subscribe by all means and and check them out on Facebook as well all

right so I wanted to get into your experience you've experienced something

that I haven't and that most people never will as I can tell by your your

outfit there you are in fact a former CBOE market maker and I imagine market

makers as the people who well to explain to everybody very quickly there's the

bid price and the ask price and I believe market makers capitalized in the

difference between those two and also market makers don't really get to choose

what they trade all the time unlike retail traders would these be accurate

statements yes definitely and uh it varies based on which exchange you're

working on and what product you have but at the very most basic sense we're there

to make a market so a bid and offer and a size so I'm you know 150 bid at 160 20

up by 20 and I'll sell 20 and that's our basic function is to make give a market

in a size in several products and and once we make a market if somebody hits

our bid or pays our offer then we we're obligated to trade with them so a lot

goes into figuring out what that market is and that's sort of the the science of

it but market making is a it's something that there's a lot of confusion around

we're thought of as these guys behind the scenes that are manipulating the

situation we're thought of there's a lot of confusion about it and so I've really

enjoyed trying to bring a little bit of clarity to what being a market maker is

about and what we're doing and one of the biggest fallacies about market

makers is that we sort of know ahead of time what's going to happen and that

we're moving the markets ourselves and I can tell you standing on the pit we know

as little as anyone else does we're scratching our heads just like everyone

else is and we're as everybody's saying on the market makers are running the

show we're thinking to ourselves those guys upstairs the big goldman sachs

traders or the mortgage traders those are the guys that are running the show

so you know the secret is is there is no guy behind the curtain you know it

we everybody's out there trying to figure it out everybody's competing with

each other and you know we we have good times and bad times just like ever the

traders yeah absolutely so are there any I don't know III might add the words

market maker secrets to the title of this video are there any things that

retail traders ought to know that you've seen or that you've figured out as an

insider well one of the basic concepts of making markets is called price

discovery and what that is about is moving prices and so what we try to do

is if we have a buyer we try to move the prices we try not to make our own

opinion of things if we can help it and we just try to move the prices so if we

get buyers we're gonna try to move prices as high as we possibly can until

we get a seller coming in on the other end so if we have buying paper we're

gonna move the prices up and up that might be raising volatility in an option

series or it might be moving the price of an underlying we're gonna move it in

one direction until we get buyers on the other side and we're gonna try to let

the paper dictate what the market is for us and we're gonna kind of just stand to

the side and let's figure it out from the paper that's called price discovery

and to be successful we try to keep moving the prices and you know if we're

selling stuff we try to sell it at more and more advantageous prices and if

we're buying stuff we try to buy it at more advantageous prices now that's

gotten a lot more difficult in these days of multi listing of options where

we're competing with several other exchanges it's harder to move the prices

when you've got other people in the way and thus the world of options market

making has changed a lot in the last few years it used to be many traders on the

floor now it is people streaming quotes from computer systems so a typical

options market maker equity's now would be streaming two or

three hundred sets of quotes so covering two or three hundred issues at

simultaneously and using computer algorithms just stream quotes and so

it's changed a lot since I was there okay it's a whole world that I'm not

privy to and it's fascinating to hear even though you may not be involved in

it in the pit right now it's it's really cool to get that insider view on it do

you think it's even possible for people to use institutional order flow retail

traders talking about can we use institutional order flow or block trades

or dark pool trading to base profitable trades on in your opinion I think that

it's very important to try to track it as best we can and what I do is I

usually use a thinkorswim right now and I will look at time and sales in

thinkorswim and try to see what the big orders were that we're trading in

whatever issues I'm trading that day and I also go to bar chart comm and I look

at unusual options activity and because even though I might not be able to

figure out okay this guy's buying it from this guy and whether this is

opening or closing it will give me some indication of what's going on if if we

see volatility at say 150 one day and then we see a huge order and then we see

volatility at 120 then we know that somebody came in and sold a lot of stuff

if we see and you know this applies I'm sort of a Vic specialist now and so

we'll be looking at not only VIX related products like VX X or VIX but we'll be

looking at big orders in the actual SPX that are that are moving the derivatives

market my channel got a big boost on February 5th with the well-publicized

collapse of XIV all of a sudden the whole financial world kind of focused in

on our little VIX world and it was a disaster for everybody including me a

little bit but it was good for the channel because all of a sudden people

were focused on us and we kind of get a bad rap vixx traders at

this point there's been a lot of bad articles about us and and we've been

blamed for some of the sell-off and I try to just spell some some of these

things because you know volatility has been in the market whether there are

these VIX ETFs or not if all till he's always in the market it's a component of

the marketplace and we are not creating volatility we're just trying to play it

one way or the other yeah I remember certain people blamed

these vol vol Shorter's of all product traders for the 10% drawdown in the

markets well how about the fact that we hadn't had a 10% drawdown in the in the

S&P 500 for two years yeah you think that might have something to do with it

maybe it was overdue maybe it's just a healthy correction and Corrections do

and should happen from time to time so you know I'm not into the blame game and

I know that you're not either I'm actually looking right now speaking of

that and thank you for bringing that up on there's an article from deal-breaker

dot-com don't know much about deal-breaker calm but they caught my eye

with this headline which is that pro shares to castrate legless survivor of

short ball blow up well that's violent imagery right there

sounds painful I know yeah and they're referring to on the vol pocalypse which

has been documented on your channel and mine as well

sv XY went down and for those who don't know sv XY is an exchange-traded product

that is short volatility non leveraged sv x y went down around 90% and xiv

which is another unleveraged short vol product that people like to trade well

I'm gonna put that in the past tense because that actually went out of

business I'm not saying pro shares way out of

business but the the fund did it is now gone so what they're saying in this

article here and just want to get your take on this if that's okay

is that basically SVX why isn't the same anymore either yes it still exists but

they're calculating it differently it is going to be it says basically they're

reducing the leverage which I thought that's odd because it's an unleveraged

product what exactly is going on here and you're in your opinion well before

this happened we had a SV XY which is an inverse fix fund so when the VIX goes

down it goes up and this sort of basically people would use this to take

advantage well one of the big things they'd had going for it was it had

contango in its favour you can't actually as you know but some of your

viewers may not you can't actually trade the VIX it's just a number it's based on

a a it's actually they they conceal what it's specifically based on but it's

basically a strip of puts in the SPX values that bring up to come up with

this number and you can't treat it exactly so they use futures to trade it

and so that's where they get the talking about it leveraged even though it's just

a one-time leverage thing in that they use futures to approximate the VIX and

sv x y and u v XY r to approximate the VIX thirty days out and so they reduced

them yeah two days ago from you vxy used to be a two times the VIX leverage fund

and se XY was a negative one times fund and now they reduced them to s VX Y

being 0.5 times the VIX inverse and UV X Y being 1.5 times the VIX inverse but

the problem that I and a lot of other people have with this situation is that

proShares just announced this change to the formula of their ETF out of the blue

and said tomorrow we're changing the formula of our product and you know a

lot of people have made adjustments after this law pocalypse that you called

it but in my opinion you can't just change

a product overnight and say okay it's a different product now several of us have

options contracts and on which have a time to them they don't expire for

there's options that are out three or four years in UV XY leaps leaps options

are out I think through Jan 2020 maybe 2019 but far out and so when you

change the formula you're the farthest out options are affected the most

because they have the most Vega now Vega is a Greek term we use an

options trading for the number of dollars that you make her lose for a one

point move and volatility and the farthest out options in time till

expiration are the most vague intensive options so many people had had these

strategies that were calculated specifically to take advantage of the

contango decay associated with VIX futures and when they Cohen changed the

formula overnight it throws all of these calculations completely out of whack and

a lot of people you know had big losses some people had big gains but a lot of

people had big losses right after that and this article that you were

mentioning guy kind of it makes like some snide remarks and just kind of

laughs at everybody and says like Oh everybody's morons that had this trade

on but we had no way of knowing that they would actually change the product

and I believe this is unprecedented that somebody's actually changed changed a

formula for an ETF overnight yeah they're changing sounds to me like

they're changing the rules in the middle of the game and it's not really fair or

nice and not that this is a yeah the markets aren't necessarily fair or nice

but we expect these funds if they want to maintain the reputation at least to

have to utilize best practices and this doesn't seem like a best practice would

that be fair to say yes I mean David you you know that you and I are in the

business of taking risk and as traders we we have to try to figure out what our

risks are and we're putting it out there we're taking a risk and if something can

go always go wrong and so I accept that I'm not you know crying

over spilled milk or something I I accept that stuff can happen but this

was not a risk that we thought was even out there that they could actually just

change the formula of a fund overnight and I didn't get hurt that badly I was

long some put spreads and thus the put that I was long had more option premium

than the put I was short and thus I lost a little bit of money on on that because

when a fund goes from 2 times leverage to 1 and a half times leverage the

chance of the underlying moving far away from where it is now to a far out strike

gets to be less because you have less leverage there's less chance that these

options are going to expire in the money that are way out of the money now and

thus that's all related to the black and Scholes model and thus the option prices

go down so we came in in the morning yesterday to prices being crushed I mean

the April 10 puts in you vxy effectively were down 50% and I'm talking about

right on the open without the underlying having moved at all later in the day

that you vxy was up like it was today but yeah there was there was some some

blood in the water and this isn't the only time this month as you know

February 5th there was some blood in the water too so it's been a rough month for

some people and I'm not I'm not here to complain or bellyache about it I'm just

explaining my opinion on things yeah I appreciate that so once again people

should definitely check out you've got a growing Facebook group that you recently

started I'll put a link to that in the description below this video people

should check it out and or just go to Facebook type in David Lincoln or David

Lincoln finance in the search box but better yet just go to the description

below this video click on that and come come join us you know it's a robust

growing Facebook group and you don't have to just only discuss volatility

products as far as I'm concerned you can discuss other things but you're

certainly welcome to discuss all those things I want to talk about the state of

the markets right now I'm only invested in a few things

got a couple of blue chip stocks small to medium sized positions in those I

traded a little bit of X V X Y recently but I got out of that at a small profit

and I'm glad that I did I got lucky with that I'm very hesitant to add to any

positions right now moving up or down 1% on a daily basis talking about the S&P

500 having one percent or greater moves on a daily basis is not normal is it -

in your opinion is it too volatile to really safely trade anything right now

well I think there's definitely opportunity out there and this is going

to become normal for at least a while now you know we're in an environment now

where interest rates are starting to rise there's hints of inflation in the

market and like you said the one or two percent move all of a sudden has become

normal in the last couple weeks and you know we had the big sell-off on the

fifth and then we we've kind of had some hiccups but then we started rallying

back last week but then all of a sudden we had the Powell testimony yesterday

and we had a pretty big sell-off today and you know people people are scared

again the VIX popped above 20 again and a lot of people think that this is going

to be the new normal now is that we're gonna get bigger swings in the the major

indices you know bigger moves and you know we still haven't taken out the lows

of February 5th but if that happens and I think all bets are off for people but

this is the market we love as traders you kind of have to pick your points but

if you if you can be disciplined and there's opportunity definitely here

stuff is out of whack stuff is mispriced and you know people are not experienced

with this kind of market but this probably is going to be the new normal

for a little while now at least we're off of that rally small range rally that

we were on for a while and we're bouncing around I think we're in a

trading range right now if if we take out once again the lows of the fifth

then then fireworks could really happen but in the meantime we're kind of in a

trading range so if you are an option seller and are looking to sell some

strangles or straddles it might be a good time to do so because we're kind of

in a range like I said going up or down okay like for example the spiders as

they call it spwhy looks like on February early February went as it went

as low as what is that the maybe around 255 or so so if it breaks below that

let's say in the next few weeks and then I imagine that the VIX term VIX futures

term structure would probably go back into backwardation so how do you fall on

the debate of if backwardation does happen do you stay out of the short

vowel trade or do you get excited and rub your hands and say okay and now I go

in even more well I mean we went back into backwardation today and basically

when we're in backwardation the the edges to the upside the the the VIX is

sort of pulling the futures upward towards it and there's no advantage to

being short short short the VIX at that point in fact there's arguing that

there's sort of a disadvantage I would say that we only typically stay in

backwardation for about 15% of the time and we still have the the drag of beta

slippage as I call it which is as they rebalance the value decays a little bit

to offset backwardation I don't think that we're going to go into a permanent

backwardation state I think that as long as we don't accelerate to the downside

the markets will adjust themselves back into contango at some point but in the

meantime it's really it's not like it was last year where you can just short

stuff and it's going to go down and take out the lows I think it will take out

the lows at some point this year and say you vxy and stuff is ultimately going

lower so don't think that the graph is just gonna turn itself

around and go straight up from here it's definitely not and we will we will take

out the lows at some point but in the meantime stuff can feel free to bounce

around we could be in a heightened vol regime for six months that wouldn't

surprise me I think you need to have a plan for for every eventualities so that

you're not shocked and stay small but you know experience this time and try to

find opportunities because they definitely are out there yeah they're

always out there there's always an opportunity somewhere I have stopped the

practice of shorting or selling uncovered or naked calls in in

volatility products I just after the vol pocalypse I I'm done with that or even

just shorting shares because you know that was just a 10% market correction on

that and the following days that's a normal correction that's nothing that's

not even 2011 not to mention 2008-2009 so is it even safe to just to short a

few shares of VXX you vxy at all i mean i'd i've seen your interviews with Vance

Harwood Stephen Aniston you know Russell Rhoads you know everybody should check

out those interviews by the way from David Lincoln in his channel but they've

all described how you know high volatility regimes can can really wipe

out accounts and there could be sustained volatility from a long time is

it safe to short chairs of VXX uvx wide tea VIX well I think even though we had

it was not that big of a percentage move down in the market on February 5th

it was a huge move and volatility and volatility products and I think that

don't expect to see a big that big a move anytime soon I think that now that

volatility is up in the I guess the VIX close what in the 20s we're not going to

see an 80% move in the futures again from the 20s even higher than that in my

opinion I think that you know the the 80% rule resets the day after that that

big move and you know it would take a huge huge event to actually match what

happened then so in a sense comparatively we it is safer to short

this stuff than it was the day before February 5th because a lot of the sort

of pressure is off it and we're already kind of high up in the in the range so

people are not willing people were definitely willing to reach from 10 to

20 and the VIX but there are less willing to reach from 20 to 40 in the

VIX because just that's just the nature of things so for people that are think

that this can get way WAY worse I would say that you know that move that we got

February 5th is like a once and I I don't know year move or something like

that and to think that we're going to get a second one like that within a

couple weeks just doesn't seem like the odds are in that favor and yeah it's

scary out there but I think that yeah I wouldn't say it's safe to short anything

there was risk and everything but it's a risk that you know that I would be

willing to take at these levels I think it's definitely safer than selling stuff

at 9 where the market was 9 in the VIX and yeah there's still stuff to be done

but that being said if you are going to sell some calls when you do get that day

when volatility comes in trade out of them don't don't expect you're gonna be

able to ride this for weeks and months if you you know if you put something on

it goes your way a little in it goes your way and you have some money lock it

in and move on because we've seen several moves for example you vxy in one

day where you could have anything you would have done you could have bought it

sold it and you would have been profitable at some point in the day and

you could have taken it off the people that are getting hurt the most are

people that are being stubborn and holding on to these positions and like

maybe trying to make all the money back that they lost or something you know you

got to say nimble and small and I'm I'm happy to hear that you didn't get

crushed on that day but a lot of people got crushed on that day February 5th and

you know I I have followers who lost a lot of money and I feel awful for them

it's it's a it's a terrible feeling to have met just met these people and hear

that they lost a lot of money it's it's because I know how hard it is to make

money you know I've worked minimum-wage jobs in my life before and and and you

know I know that this is a serious thing for people and so that was hard for me

as somebody who you know people kind of look look to for advice to see people

lose money I know I didn't recommend that people do certain things but you

know my space is in the short volatility space and so and people took a loss

isn't it was a tough thing to deal with but yeah I think that now we will not

see a spike as huge as that one anytime soon in my opinion even if we take out

the lowest from February 5th that was a really unprecedented event to have an

acceleration of of fund and things like that and we've seen the market adjust

since then and they've changed all these funds and stuff like that but you know I

think there's opportunity out there now it's a wake up call to some people the

easy money you know what happens in trading is there's an edge you figure it

out you make some money it works for a certain period of time and then it's

gone you got to find another edge well maybe that just getting long as vxy and

riding it out and making 140 percent in a year or whatever I don't know what the

exact percentage may be that's gone and you got to find a different way but you

know we readjusted we keep going yeah I mean I had the opportunity to interview

somebody you got to interview Vance Harwood who said yeah I asked him why

not just huddle or hold on to s vxy now that it's at such a massive discount and

he basically told me and I'm paraphrasing heavily that if you're

going to do that at least by some some puts protective puts maybe even make a

collar out of it he was he was amenable to that idea

you know to sell some covered calls to help pay for those puts because there's

still massive risk there just because something went from over a hundred to

you know ten doesn't mean it can't go from ten to three or something

it certainly could there's always that risk there alright yeah sorry to

interrupt you but if you if you look at if you are gonna trade the SV XY or the

V men or one of these products you you have to think of it in percentage terms

at this point so if you're buying it for 12 you have to think that okay well a

20% return on my money you know would get me to let's say I

don't know 15 or something or 16 or something you can't expect that it's

going back to a hundred and the turn it's not you know the same vmon you know

vmon too close to 81 today something like that if you buy it now you know if

it were to double in the next year and a half that would be an amazing return if

it got back to six dollars but don't think it's going to 40 it's not going

back to 40 this year no matter what happens and uh you know vmon has changed

their strategy they did things the right way by giving plenty of time they're

gonna they're gonna now be kind of in between

what s vxy used to be and z IV which is a duration that's a little bit farther

out than 30 days and so it's a different product but but but these things you got

to look at minute percentage terms and don't think that they're going back to

the lofty returns they were at the time because the the fact of what happened on

February 5th that that that particular money's gone and you know the futures

that traded then are gone and expired and it's it's you you got to think of it

in percentage terms it's not going back to 100 this year no matter what happens

like I said so if you're buying it for the first time then you got to think of

it in percentage terms if you wrote it down from a hundred that money is

largely gone you know and it could slowly come back but it's not going to

get to a hundred even into the best conditions in the next 3-4 years you

know that's just the way it is are there any conditions under which you would

ever buy a long volatility products such as UV XY

VXX that kind of thing because when if the VIX ever gets back down below nine

it's kind of tempting what do you think well that's a great question Dave and

I'm glad you asked me that because it's it's a timing thing if you if you're

gonna get long volatility back as a market maker what we did was when

volatility got cheap we get a historical graph of volatility safer I don't know

GM or something and let's say the range was twenty to fifty involved once once

fall got around twenty we would be buyers if it got to ten we would be huge

buyers but that was because we were able to lay off whatever we bought we had

option buyers coming in where we could trade in and out of stuff back and forth

but as a retail customer it's very difficult to be long volatility at any

price for any period of time and make money just inherent in option prices

options or miss price a little bit higher than their actual true value and

that's just the way it is so and also with a fixed product you've got other

headwinds against you you've got you know contango and this sort of thing I

I'm a decent options trader but I'm terrible at timing the market I'm

terrible at timing stocks you know I'm the worst stock picker in the world I

can only do my little things that I can do and so for me trying to pick when to

buy volatility is it's it's a worthless cause because I just won't I won't be

able to time it right some people some people are decent at it and some people

would have a different opinion than me on that and you know would be willing to

buy something at a cheap law if you were going to do that I would recommend doing

it in in stocks as opposed to volatility products and I would I would do

something like buy low volatility and some like longer-term options at the

money options or something like that but volatility products have too much

there's too much drag no matter what against you and if you

get it timed exactly right yeah it would have been great to have bought stuff

right before February 5th but there's been a million other days besides

February 5th where nothing happened where it seemed like something was gonna

happen and it didn't happen so me personally no I wouldn't get long and I

never in long you vxy I've never I've never long volatility I will lay off it

and have no position or I'll be shorted but I'm never long volatility anymore

when I was in the pit I would get long at times but nowadays as a retail guy no

yeah and I don't blame you I'm pretty much of the same opinion and finally

just to branch out a little bit in terms of topics are you into any other types

of equities such as or or just investments are into the the marijuana

stocks who or the crypto currencies what what's your playground or the or the

speculative part of your portfolio well as you know Dave I check out the the

marijuana stocks I love your series every Dave if you guys don't know has a

series every weekend on the marijuana stocks but I was into it before even

your series you know I don't partake myself anymore but you know back in

college I was a big pot smoker I was I followed the Grateful Dead around the

country for many years I've been to 63 Grateful Dead concerts and I was a judge

in the cannabis cup in Amsterdam one year so I was a big smoker and I was big

into legalization back then and Bob Marley and all this stuff but and so

it's intriguing to me that you could actually invest in something you know

without being a drug dealer that was actually Pro marijuana and and but the

marijuana marijuana stocks I've been following them and you know there's been

a step back in the last couple weeks where Canada seems to be moving back the

date and it's a very volatile industry and they've been getting hammered for

the last while I mean last couple weeks I got I look at marijuana index calm

and they seem to operate as a whole group at a lot of times and so even if

you get good news in your stock if the industry is going up or down that's

gonna dictate what happens it has been my a what I've noticed but I

think that they are a long-term are going to be a huge buy but when I

interviewed the chart guys Dan he said that marijuana stocks will make many

millionaires and I agree with that so if you can time a good entry point in some

of these my favorite ones are áfreeá and canopy growth and if you can't I'm a

good entry into these ones like after you now I think was trading it was up

today but around $10 and they they are gonna be huge in the future I believe

and so long term holds definitely but you if when you see them rip the upside

like they did in December you might not want to you know it's just like the your

interviews with rich TV you don't want to be buying stuff in at a premium

whenever and it's buying it you want to be buying stuff at a discount you want

to look and say wow that's really down I'm gonna buy some here and I think the

marijuana stocks are there right now i-i'll a off the the kryptos I'm I've

been outspoken I think that kryptos are going lower I don't think Bitcoin will

reach 15,000 again I've been wrong the whole time so don't don't trust me on

these have been wrong the whole time but I don't think it's ever going to get

back to 15,000 I I think blockchain is is very interesting and is an important

technology but I think the actual value of crypto should not be so elevated and

that they're going lower so we'll see what happens but my prediction is

Bitcoin doesn't really get too far away from this 10,000 level and a lot of the

other ones disappear interesting what it's worth okay all right

and you know we're not in the business of predicting here but no idea but that

that's an opinion that I have not heard recently so that's that's really

interesting and you know what you heard it here folks and if he turns out to be

right then you're a genius right isn't that how it works at home if you can

hold me to it I don't know I don't know if that's the

way it works I I don't like to make predictions I never predict what's gonna

happen the next day do you have a lot of people ask you what's gonna happen the

next day in the markets yeah I'm sure you get emails every day I do and you

know I'm not in the business of predicting any trading or investing

strategy that I do is prediction free I mean well you know and anytime you go

long ass stock you're you're predicting it's going to go up at some point but

I'm talking about specific events is this stock going to go up tomorrow or in

the next five minutes I try to avoid that and I'm sure you do too because we

know how that usually turns out yeah yeah it makes you look silly in the end

because in any given day up or down it's it's pretty random as I'm can you know

I'm a I'm also I don't believe in technical analysis I look at charts but

I don't believe it all in technical analysis which is I think that's a very

common trait for options market makers we generally trade delta-neutral which

means flat we're not either biased to the up or

down and we generally have a quantitative approach I know my charts I

certainly know my charts but I don't put a lot of stock in in a lot of the

technical analysis stuff which I know that dismay is a lot of traders but I

respect traders in any way you can figure out to make money in these

financial markets power to you it's just for me it doesn't work well said oh it's

a great way to end this so once again people need to check out all the links

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Marc - If you're in the market for bluetooth earbuds

for the shop, you've come to the right place.

Today, I'm gonna do a shoot out between four of the most

popular brands, and guess what, the ones I don't keep

I'm gonna give away, so stick around to the end

of the video for details on that.

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- [Narrator] Wood Whisper is sponsored by Powermatic

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- So without a doubt, this is gonna be the most

subjective review I've ever done.

Two of the most important things are sound quality

and comfort, and we call can perceive those things

differently, depending on the shape of your ear,

one may fit better than another,

and depending on how you like your music or podcast

to sound,

some people like lots of bass, and some people

can't stand bass, right,

so it's a very subjective thing.

I'm gonna do my best to just deliver the facts

as I see them, and a lot of it is going to be opinion.

And then you can do with that information what you want.

Alright, so first, let's talk about fit,

because without a good fit, all bets are off.

Now to get a proper fit, it's absolutely essential

that you compress the foam material.

It tends to be a little more pliable when it's warm,

so I like to actually hold it for a couple seconds,

warm it up, and just keep squishing it,

so it's sort of the smallest cylinder it can be.

And then very quickly, once you're confident

that it's nice and squished,

throw that sucker up in your ear hole,

and I kind of rotate it as I push it in,

and I'm putting in in as far as I can while it's still

comfortable.

If it gets to the point that you're pushing it into

your eardrum, that's probably a bad thing.

But I just want to occupy the entire ear canal

and get this thing to go in as safely as possible.

So this is where experimentation comes in,

you gotta try different tips, you have to experiment

to see which ones actually fit your ears the best.

Now I usually hold my finger here for

I don't know, maybe 20 seconds, you're letting the foam

expand in the ear canal,

and then it will be pretty well situated at that point,

and then I'll switch and do the other one.

And of course, you normally are gonna have this

behind your neck, some of them come with clips

that you can make them so there's no slack there as well.

Ear bud tips come in a staggering variety of shapes,

sizes, and materials.

And I was really pleased to see that all of these companies

give you at least different sizes, if not different

materials and shapes,

so you can really find the tip that works best for you.

Now, for me, I really want good noise isolation,

so the foam, this compressible foam material

works the best, because it goes into the ear canal

and then expands to block out the unwanted noise.

Works a lot like those classic ear plugs that are made

out of foam that we use.

Now, if your ear buds don't come with tips that are good

for sound isolation, you can buy after market tips,

and in fact, I had to buy these for a couple of these

sets, because they don't claim noise isolation,

so I needed to get earbud tips that actually work for that.

Now these are actually comfort plus,

but they do have larger ones like these,

that are meant for noise isolation.

So if they didn't come with them, I actually upgraded

them to make sure all these earbuds are sort of on

a level playing field.

So now that we know how to wear these things,

let's look at the different testing parameters.

First, we're gonna look at the price.

These prices are accurate as of February, 2018,

and I'll get the prices from Amazon.com.

We'll look at the ear tips that come with the earbuds,

and I'll let you know if I had to use an after market

variety.

Next, we'll look at noise reduction,

what the company claims, and then what I actually heard

with my own ears in the shop.

Now, I can generally tell when something is leaking sound,

if it feels uncomfortable, that's a bad thing.

If I don't even notice the sound, that's a good thing,

and if I can keep the volume really low,

it tells me that it's isolating the sound well enough

that I don't have to crank the volume up,

so that's the basis by which I did my test,

it's not scientific, but it's the best I can do.

We'll also look at battery life,

ultimately it's got to make it through at least

one work day.

Now, a really important one for me is sound quality,

and that happens to be one of the most subjective

ones we're going to look at.

The only way I can really think to convey this to you

is to give you my frame of reference

and what I'm looking for.

So, first of all, I've got a set up Apple airpods

that I really, really like.

They're great, they just don't have any sound isolation

for the shop.

And I've got some Boze earbuds.

Now both of those produce pretty darn good sound

and that's kind of what I'm used to,

so when I look at these earbuds, that's what I'm comparing

them against.

And then, for my personal taste in sound,

what I like is a decent amount of low end,

I don't want to blow my eardrums out,

I'm not the guy parked next to you at the stop light

whose car is rattling your windows,

but when I listen to a good song, I want to feel

the kick drum.

In fact, one of the songs I'm gonna use for my testing

is from Pantera, it's a song called Walk,

and if you ever listen to that,

there's a bass drum sounds in there that's so good

and it's so meaty that it's just the perfect test bed

for something like this.

So just know that that's what I'm listening to

when I'm testing these things out.

We'll also look at comfort, and that's again, subjective,

but it's whether or not I think I could stand having

these things in my ears for a few hours

and how easy they are to put on and take off.

And finally, we'll look at some miscellaneous extras

if there's any bonuses or unique things

that apply to one particular brand,

we'll take a look at that.

So, very quickly, let's look at the different brands

we're gonna review.

So, here are the four brands we're gonna take a look at,

and why only four?

Well, because these things aren't cheap,

and I couldn't afford to buy more that four.

So I've got the ISOtunes Pro, the Shure SE215,

the SoundPeats Q30, and the Jaybird X3.

Now, all of them have a very similar form factor

with a three button layout control,

they all have a microphone,

and they all have enough battery that should be able

to get most of us through a typical work day.

Only one of them is OSHA compliant,

so if you do work in a shop that has restrictions

on what kind of safety gear you can wear,

these are the only ones that are gonna give you

that OSHA compliance, and you might be able to get those

by your supervisor.

Let's start with the ISOtunes Pro.

First impressions are good,

the build quality seems durable enough for the shop,

it's got this memory wire behind the bud

that bends around the ear,

and some nice rubber coated buttons.

The price is 89.99.

It comes with three sizes of comply ear tips as well

as the flange rubber style, if you prefer those.

It's certified 27 decibels noise reduction rating.

In reality though, I put the ISOtunes as a tie

for third place.

When using them near my cyclone, they had a tendency

to leak a certain frequency of sound

that just felt uncomfortable during long milling sessions.

Battery life was more than enough to get me through

the work day.

Sound quality was just okay.

If you're not picky about sound, you'll like them.

In this head to head, the ISOtunes, once again,

tied for third place.

Regarding comfort, I would have no problem wearing

these all day.

I'm personally not a fan of that over the ear wrap,

but once it's in place, it's comfortable enough.

Another factor to consider is that ISOtunes does support

our community.

I don't know whether they do sponsorships,

or just free product, but they are involved.

And for me that counts for something,

so when I'm looking for companies to support

and I have to choose between two, I'm always gonna pick

the one that supports our fellow community members

versus the one that doesn't.

Next up are the Shure SE215.

These certainly look cool with their translucent cases,

and they feature a memory wire for wrapping around

the ear.

These are the only ones in the test that have a second

component in line on the wire.

The only user specific function it has is the status light.

This is the most expensive set in the test

at 149 dollars.

It comes with most rubber and foam earbuds,

as well as a nice little cleaning tool,

but the isolation wasn't as good as I had hoped for,

so I tried a large pair of comply tips instead.

Now, the company refers to these as sound isolating

and claims that they block up to 37 decibels

of ambient noise.

In practice though, the sound isolation wasn't

very good at all,

and even with the after market comply tips,

I rank these as a tie for third place with the ISOtunes set.

Battery life is listed at eight hours,

and I see no reason not to believe them.

For sound quality, I had really high hopes.

Given the price point and the fact that I've got a soft

spot in my heart for the brand,

I really expected something great.

Unfortunately, sound quality was again, tied with ISOtunes

in third place.

These buds are comfortable enough to wear,

but getting them in is a little bit tricky.

The buds actually swivel, so I suppose it's a feature,

but for me, it just made inserting them into my ears

a little bit tricky.

And there is a cool extra feature that I'll mention.

When you turn them on, there's a voice in the earbuds

that tells you how many hours of battery life

you have left, which is pretty cool.

From the most expensive, we jump down

to the most affordable, SoundPEATS.

These appear as well built as any in the test,

but they've got more of a cylindrical shape.

They don't have the over the ear memory wire,

which is a plus for me,

and they're also magnetic, which is cool, I guess.

They come in at only 27.99.

Now, these come with a generous range of tips,

from extra small to extra large,

as well as three sizes of those hook shaped ear thingies.

The company makes no claims about sound isolation,

and the included tips are totally inadequate for the shop,

so I purchase after market comply tips,

and that boosted the sound isolation considerably.

In fact, to the number two spot.

Battery life seemed adequate, and they claim up

to eight hours.

The one oddity regarding the battery is that this is the

one brand where the company recommends low voltage

charging.

So you're probably looking at putting this on your

computer USB port and not one of those wall chargers

that we use for our phones.

They're comfortable enough for regular use,

and I really prefer this in ear style over the

memory wire.

Now for sound quality, I was pleasantly surprised.

It's a nice full range sound, a decent amount of bass,

so I put these in second place.

Now, at this price point, you know I'm hunting

for a flaw, and so far, the only thing that's happened,

which I think is attributable to my stupidity,

I was trying to put a comply tip on there

that wasn't actually the right size,

and I was sort of forcing it on there,

and I noticed afterwards that the screens on the inside

of the buds are actually pushed in.

I didn't think I did anything to cause that, initially,

but that's the only thing I can think of that

would've caused it,

so I don't know if that's a reflection of build quality

or just user error.

The final set are the Jaybird X3s.

They feel nice and durable, and they've got a pretty

sporty look.

The bud itself is cylindrical like the SoundPeats,

and the rubber ear hook is made of a pretty sturdy

rubber.

It also has holes for those of you with really sweaty ears.

The Jaybirds are priced at 129 dollars.

They provide three sizes each of the rubber tips,

as well as comply foam tips, just like the ISOtunes.

They also have a few extra ear hooks.

The company makes no claims about sound isolation

that I could find, yet they include the comply tips.

And as a result, these earbuds took the top spot

for sound isolation.

When standing just a few feet away from my cyclone,

these made me feel like I was wearing actual earplugs

with no unpleasant frequencies hitting my eardrums.

Battery life is listed as the standard eight hours,

and I can't contest that.

Now, let's talk about sound quality.

These ear buds sound great.

They're actually on par with my Apple airpods,

if not better than those.

I was already planning on giving them the top spot

for quality, when I remembered that they have an EQ app.

This app let's you make changes to the sound

that suites for music, or your tastes,

and you can save that setting to the earbuds.

The sound just went from good to down right impressive.

As for comfort, they're on par with the rest of

these tests.

Now, this unit announces its battery life,

but it does it with a percentage instead of hours,

which isn't quite as useful.

And one oddball thing, there's a charging cradle,

so it's still as USB charging cable,

but there's this little cradle on the end

that's very proprietary,

and if you lose it, you can't charge your earbuds,

so it's a little bit of bummer,

but if you don't lose it, you shouldn't have any problems.

So, time to draw a conclusion.

If I had to pick a winner out of these four

based on what I've heard and my observations,

it would be hands down, the Jaybirds.

They have the best sound quality,

and the best noise isolation.

I like the form factor a little bit better,

and now it's just the question of longevity.

I don't have any answers on durability and longevity

in the long run for any of these.

So ask me in six months and I may have a different

opinion, because if it performs well now,

but it breaks constantly, that's a problem.

But ultimately, I would pick the Jaybirds.

If I was looking for a budget choice,

I would go with the SoundPeats.

And in fact, even budget aside, I think the SoundPeats

are a great second place in these tests.

But look at the results for yourself,

and you might come to a different conclusion.

But ultimately, this was a very subjective test,

I wish you guys could test all of these for yourselves

to add your opinion to the pot here,

but all I could do was show you what my ears told me.

Now, to make things a little bit more interesting,

I decided to bring in Nicole to do a couple of tests

with her, just to get a second set of data

for noise isolation and sound quality.

Nicole, not an audio file, she's the kind of person

who will listen to low bit rate mp3s, be perfectly fine

with it, she doesn't really care about sound.

But I wanted her opinion, because I think

she's a fairly typical user.

Alright, so I sat her down, she listened to some

of her favorite tunes, and when I go through a recap

of the results, I will also show Nicole's,

and I think you'll be kind of surprised with what her

numbers showed.

Now, as you can see, with Nicole's,

the numbers were exactly the same

with regard to noise isolation.

She ranked them in a blind test,

exactly the same way I ranked mine.

Now, when it comes to sound quality, we did differ

a little bit, we both picked the Jaybirds

as the number one,

she liked the ISOtunes for second place,

and third place, she liked the SoundPeats,

and she put the Shure models in last place.

So I hope you found this shootout useful

and if you're interested in any of these products,

we of course have links in the show notes,

where you can purchase them,

including those comply tips.

Really, remember, the tips are everything.

Okay, so thanks for watching, everybody,

we'll catch you next time.

- [Narrator] Thanks for sticking around to hear

about the giveaway.

Since I'm keeping the Jaybirds, I'll be giving away

the other three earbuds to randomly selected commentors.

All you have to do is click like on this video

and leave a comment telling your favorite part of the video.

That's it, I'll select three winners in about a week.

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in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,

this is Poker Night in America.

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the city where our founding fathers penned

Super System one and two.

Today, we join the table as round two

of a best-of-three heads-up match kicks off

between these two rivals.

Cate Hall seemed to have no trouble winning the first round,

so it remains to be seen if Mike Dentale can refocus

and take down round two.

Before we get to the table,

we need to mention that both Cate and Mike

are representing charities in an effort to turn their

mutual hate into something good.

Cate is playing for the Committee to Protect Journalists,

and if you wanna support them,

text CPJ to 91999.

Mike is representing a Philadelphia charity

called Community Volunteers In Medicine

which offers free healthcare to low-income families.

If you wanna support them,

text health to 91999.

This way, no matter who wins the grudge match,

we all win by helping out some worthy causes.

(soft upbeat music)

We are taking off match two of this best two-out-of-three.

Blind's still 75, 150.

Mike will be on the button to begin the action.

Raises up to 400 with his pocket fives

on a fresh 15 thousand dollar stack,

looking to do some damage.

(soft clacking)

Cate calls at the eight four off-suit.

Not a particularly good hand,

but post-flop, maybe she'll make some moves.

Seven, deuce, deuce, two spades,

and Mike decides to bet.

It's an okay spot to bet.

Even if your opponent folds a hand like Jack 10,

it's kind of a win for you,

but if you face heat,

you're gonna be in a tough spot.

Cate has eight four off-suit.

She barely has anything on this flop.

I think she's just gonna let it go,

but instead, she puts out a raise to 21 hundred dollars

here on the flop,

putting Mike in a tough spot with his pair of fives.

This is one of the reasons you wanna check

this hand sometimes,

but if you do bet and they raise,

you're gonna have to call and see a turn.

Now, if you really think your opponent's got the goods,

you can lay it down,

but how easy is it to have a deuce in your hand?

Pretty unlikely.

And Mike lays it down.

Cate with a great move, here, on the flop,

getting Mike off the best hand with pretty much nothing.

- Four of hearts.

- [Doug] Adds a little insult to injury,

shows the four of hearts.

(soft wooshing)

Ace Jack for Cate, here.

Raised it up to 400 dollars.

Mike makes the call, the nine eight suited.

Could be a bet-free flop, but calling is also just fine.

Ten, seven, four, huge flop for Mike.

Flop's an open-ended straight draw as well as a flush draw.

We might see some fireworks if Cate gets feisty.

Check check on the flop.

Terrible turn for Mike,

pairs the board.

His draws are now much less valuable.

If the 10 of hearts comes, for example,

it'd be double paired,

but he's still gonna bet it.

He has a great draw.

(soft clacking)

And Cate looks to make the call,

and the seven on the river spells devastation for Dentale.

Now, he has nine high.

He's not gonna win if he checks.

He knows that.

- It's pretty close. What should I do?

(soft clacking)

- Excuse me?

- I said, "It's pretty close.

"What should I do?"

- You should be calling here with ace high.

- [Doug] When someone says you should call

with the hand you have, feels a little bit scary.

Will Cate make the call?

- Alright.

- [Doug] And she does and she will collect

this 34 hundred dollar pot.

- Like I said.

- Thank you.

- I know exactly what you have.

It's supposed to be a snap hold, just so you know.

(soft cheering)

You're so bad it's amazing.

- [Doug] If you knew she had ace high,

probably bet a little bit bigger.

- You talked me in debt.

- You're so bad.

It's just amazing.

(soft wooshing)

- Doesn't sound like they've been to kind to you

in Twitch chat, or on the stream.

- Cate, you're a horror show.

You know that, right?

- I know you think that which is

absolutely nuts. - Everybody thinks that.

Cate, everybody.

Everybody.

Even all the people I talked to.

- Why was the lion--

Why was I the big favorite, then?

- You want me to show you texts?

Name the person that you think is your friend.

I'll show you the texts, what they said.

- Why was I a big favorite if everybody thinks that?

- [Mike] I'm sorry?

- Why was I a big favorite?

Yeah, okay. (laughs)

- Think about it, Cate.

- There you go.

- Think about it, Cate.

Not a big favorite, think about it.

- [Doug] Cate is referring to the betting markets

which had her as a favorite for the match.

- [Cate] Quick on your feet.

- How do you then call ace Jack there

when it goes running sevens

for a quarter pot?

God, didn't you read Doug Polk's course?

- Did I read Doug Polk's course?

- [Mike] I thought you did. God.

- Do you think it's a book?

- [Mike] It's on you.

We can talk, but don't slow the game up.

- [Doug] They're referencing, here,

my poker training website, and no,

it's not a book.

Cate makes the call middle pair,

and improves the two pair on the turn.

Great card for Cate.

Mike also might think this card misses her

often enough to want to fire on the turn.

(soft clacking)

He does bet 700,

and now Cate has a pretty easy call.

If she raises, it's gonna be tough for her

if she gets a lot of action

because flushes are still out there,

so calling is the prudent play.

- Shoulda checked the flop and blasted the turn,

I woulda never folded.

Your hand's so polarized on the flop.

It's flushed or a deuce,

but you're so bad.

You're never bluffing

because you're not capable of bluffing.

You're not good enough to bluff.

It's on you.

Seven.

- [Doug] He is yelling at her and telling her

she is not capable of bluffing

just moments after she bluffed him.

You know, I really wish Mike would open up

and let us know how he really feels.

(soft clacking)

- Thank you, Cate.

Ace is good.

- [Doug] Cate does check raise

and Mike snap folds the king high flush draw.

- My small bets are so great

for getting you to come out, it's amazing.

- You know you're tilted when you're berating someone else

for raising you off your weaker hand.

We'll be right back after Mike Detale downs some Red Bull.

Really? We can't say that?

How about tilt juice?

Does Bill Perkins own the rights to that yet?

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- I guess the only shot I got

is you picking up ace ten, huh?

- Did you rehearse that one before?

- [Mike] What?

- Did you rehearse that one before?

- [Mike] I give you my word, no.

I was given so many things to say,

I haven't used anybody's.

I'm gonna be me. - Yeah?

- [Doug] I'm glad Mike's gonna show us some personality.

He's like a beautiful butterfly emerging

from his purple shirt popped-collared cocoon.

- [Cate] You played great on the stream yesterday,

by the way.

- Yesterday?

- [Cate] Yeah. - [Doug] Cate is trolling Mike

for those of you unaware right now.

- Did you see the cards, the hands?

- Yes.

Just coolers.

- Sure, I didn't play every hand perfect,

but I definitely had a lot of coolers.

Better than you played on the buy.

When you played on the buy,

I was like a soccer mom.

I was, like, embarrassed and pulling for you.

I've never seen such bad play in my life.

It was, like, atrocious.

- [Cate] I agree. That's why I picked up.

- You couldn't blame it on the cards, though.

It was just, like, insanity.

- That's why I picked up.

Do you remember that?

- Just like your fold against Abernathy?

Atrocious.

- [Doug] You can always blame it on the cards, Mike.

I learned that from you. - Like, my fold,

one pair a hand.

- Amazing.

- The river complete straights, flushes,

two pairs, sets.

You, you're just like I have a king on a dry board,

pocket kings, I fold.

That was good.

- My favorite part of your hand with Sam

was how you went tilted for three hours afterwards.

- Oh, I was on monkey tilt.

- [Cate] Yeah.

- [Mike] But, she's a good player,

so I don't mind getting bluffed by her.

- [Doug] Cate bets 500.

Mike makes the goal.

- You're just a train-wreck.

- [Doug] I guess he would be well-versed

in knowing what a train-wreck looks like, Mike.

Something tells me neither of these players

are ever gonna think their opponent

is any good at poker.

(soft clacking)

- Easy game, huh?

Life's a balance, I guess.

You deserve to have something in life.

How bad do you wanna show me a bluff?

- Pretty bad.

- I know.

Is this the one?

- It might be.

- I have another mediocre hand.

Just a nine.

Another unfortunate one out.

- What's the other card? - I'm playing--

I'm sorry?

- What's the other card?

- Six.

I don't lie.

You get even nervous when you have it.

When you have it, you're not supposed to get nervous.

- I'm not nervous.

(soft clacking)

- [Doug] Mike makes the call,

and a king will take it down.

- Two pair or nothing.

Your read was good.

- Yo, how does this trick make top pair every hand?

- [Doug] Cate wins the pot and takes the lead here

in the second match.

- Now, I'm tilted.

- Were you not before?

- Now, I'm tilted.

Are you broke yet?

- Am I broke yet?

- No, I mean in general, in poker.

- Yeah, I'm broke.

- How was that Euro trip

in California Swing of WPT?

- [Doug] Pocket deuces here for Mike.

Makes it 300 to go.

And queen Jack of spades for Cate.

We could see her putting a re-raise here.

(soft clacking)

11 hundred to go, back over to Mike.

There's no shot he's letting go of his pocket twos.

He is gonna be looking for a deuce on the flop.

(soft clacking)

Also, no, queen, Jack, two is actually a favorite, here,

against the pair.

Sometimes, the over cards are the favorite.

10, eight, seven,

a gut shot straight draw for Cate,

and Mike flops an under-pair.

Cate does decide to check, though,

a little bit interesting check.

Mike checks it back.

Take a turn.

King of spades gives Cate an open-ended straight draw

to the nuts on both sides.

If a nine or an ace comes,

she will absolutely win this hand regardless

of what her opponent has.

She decides to bet with this hand.

13 hundred dollars.

Seems like a good hand to bet with,

and a pretty reasonable spot to bluff.

Now, where Mike has pocket twos here,

there are four over cards out there,

all kinds of good hands an opponent could have.

He could be drawing stone-dead,

but he still makes the call.

River nine is not the card Mike wants to see.

First off, because now, a Jack or a six is a straight,

so he loses to all kinds of hands,

and second off, Cate's got the nuts.

- All in.

- [Doug] Cate moves all in.

If Mike calls here, the match will be over,

but he lays it down and Cate picks up

another good sized pot.

(soft wooshing)

(soft laughter)

Normally, when people let a laugh out

before getting dealt into a hand,

they're probably having a pretty good session.

- Cate, you absolutely know there's no skill

in flopping two pair with king five, right?

- I didn't flop it.

- Yeah, alright, your turn,

you flopped to turn. - There's skill in turning it.

- Okay, you understand that, right?

You know, Jerry Yang won the World Series of Poker, right?

You know that, right?

- [Cate] No.

- You're a Jerry Yang to me.

- [Doug] I don't know about you guys,

but that's what I think when I see Cate Hall,

Jerry Yang. (laughs)

- Check.

- [Doug] Five, four, deuce,

both players flop huge.

Top and bottom pair for Cate,

and middle pair and an open-ender for Mike.

(soft clacking)

Cate bets 300, Mike makes the call.

Big turn for Mike.

Turns the straight, moves into the lead,

and now Cate is in dire straits.

Now, Mike is fairly short stacked, here.

So, Cate decides to bet and try to stack her opponent.

He can absolutely have a three,

and if he does, she's drawing to only full houses

on the river.

Now, Mike has to decide does he want to fast play

or trap his opponent.

They're both pretty reasonable plays.

I lean towards the call, but raising

totally in the arsenal.

- All in.

- [Doug] Mike is all in and that is the bad news for Cate.

Mike is saying that he has a three,

and she knows that if he does have a three,

she's in a tough spot.

- It's just, like, such a call,

but you don't bluff.

- [Doug] She cannot call if Mike has a three,

so she has to ask herself,

"Can he have flush draws?

"Can he be bluffing?"

and if the answer is yes,

gotta make the call.

- Alright. Fine.

- [Doug] She does call and Mike is at risk

in this grudge match.

If this river is a five or a deuce,

it's all over, baby.

The river is a 10, so Mike will win this pot,

and double up to eight thousand dollars.

(upbeat music)

- I just can't believe it.

She didn't hit a five or a deuce.

Like, what the (beep) man?

Something's wrong.

That's weird.

I'm shocked.

- Generic pitch to break.

Oh wait, that's a placeholder?

(beeps)

You're a placeholder.

- Welcome back to Poker Night.

Mike Detale just doubled it up to stay alive,

needing to win this match to force game three.

Let's get down to the felt and see if Mike

can avoid some monkey tilt.

(upbeat music)

King five here for Mike,

and he raises up to 400 dollars.

Cate looks down at ace 10,

which is the original hand that started this entire feud.

Mike saw a hand where Cate Hall played ace 10 badly

and had to let her know about it.

Jack, ace, Jack.

Cate moves into the lead and there's almost no chance

Mike can recover.

She checks it over to him,

and now Mike has to make a decision.

(soft clacking)

He's gonna take a stab to run the flop

to the tune of 600 dollars.

This will not work.

At this point, any future bets Mike puts into the pot

are likely gonna be money forfeit to Cate Hall.

- Check.

- [Doug] Cate checks once again, over to Mike.

No equity.

King high.

What is Mike gonna do?

(soft clacking)

- The bet is 12 hundred.

- [Doug] Mike bets the turn as well.

12 hundred dollars to go.

Healthy sized wager, about 60% of the pot.

Now, Cate knows she has to call with ace 10 as well,

so the question's gonna be what's the river,

and is Mike gonna fire that third bullet?

(soft clacking)

The river comes a deuce.

Cate checks.

Mike checks it back.

An ace 10 will be good.

(soft cheering) - [Girl] That's it!

And the crowd goes wild.

- Do you understand poker?

- I do! You wanna play next?

(soft laughter)

You wanna take me on, too?

- You see the hand she turned over?

She's just like you.

She's an attention girl.

She wants to be on camera like you.

- Pop your collar a little more, Mike.

(soft laughter)

- Come on, you wanna get on camera?

- [Doug] Ah, she's an attention seeker.

Why don't you tell that to both of her biceps?

(Mike sighs)

- Caitlin, Caitlin, Caitlin.

- [Doug] Ace deuce here for Mike.

Pocket cowboys here for Cate Hall.

Cate raises up 300 to go.

Mike getting a little short,

makes the call with the ace deuce.

- [Mike] Check it.

- [Doug] Ace, king, five.

Huge flop.

Mike flops top pair for the first time in ages,

but it is no good as Cate has middle set.

Cate bets 400 dollars, here, on the flop.

Mike makes the quick call.

Turns the eight of hearts.

Nothing really changes.

Mike's gonna lose a lot of money here,

but is he gonna lose just a bet

or the whole enchilada?

(soft clacking)

- You got it again, Caitlin.

- [Doug] Cate bets the turn 13 hundred dollars.

Mike has to be afraid she has a stronger ace,

or two pair, or even three of a kind.

Now, with top pair in these spots,

often times, there's not too much you can do.

If you fold the hand like this,

your opponent could bluff you very easily.

So, normally, you have to just call

and look to play the next straight.

(soft clacking)

- All in.

- [Doug] Mike disagrees and moves in here on the turn

drawing stone dead.

Cate Hall will be the champion of our heads-up grudge match.

(rhythmic bass music)

It's never good to have zero equity.

(soft cheering)

Four of a kind for the road.

Quad kings taking it down.

What a way to win this challenge.

- [Girl] Did you win?

- I won.

- [Girl] Did you win? - [Mike] Caitlin,

you played great, honey.

You played great.

(rhythmic bass music)

- [Doug] What Mike really means

is there's no justice in poker

and you play terrible.

- Am I gonna hug it out?

I can't stand her.

I wanna hate her more.

No, of course I'm gonna hug it out.

- [Doug] They're gonna hug it out?

I'm taking the under.

- I'm sorry?

Good game, Cate, you played great.

- Thanks, Mike. - [Mike] You deserved it.

- You played about how I'd expect.

- What a symbolic hand to end things here.

We caught up with both of them after the event.

Stick around after the break to see what they had to say.

strategy e-book.

- I'm one of those people that don't run very well

in the game of poker and I get that.

I understand that.

I truly don't believe she's a good player.

- He can say whatever he wants about me.

He's a buffoon and (laughs) it doesn't matter.

- I truly don't believe there's justice in poker.

- Well, this has been a lot of fun,

and I hope these two can bury the hatchet,

or at the very least, they can become great fren-emies.

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- You think you're--

So how hard is it pulling with top pair,

one in the flush draw, straight draw, missing?

And I miss combo draws left and right?

You think you're playing good, huh?

Answer me.

Do you think you're playing good?

- I think I'm playing better than you.

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