Guys you ready for this check this out, check this out: hey buddy! What's that! What's that? What's that he loves this thing: he's uh he's a rambunctious little chicken here in the mornings, and i like to tire him out so i'll play with this thing. While i'm on my computer or getting ready for work or whatever it may be yeah he likes it, he enjoys it. Come on. What's that, what's that buddy come on, you lose an interest there you go, he doesn't want to climb up there.

You goofball, you goofball, you goofball, oh man, what a silly chicken i love that cat. I love that cat. What is up everybody welcome to trace trades. We freaking talk fast and don't skip classes like you're preparing by saying that i'm not financial advisor expert so take what you say: the greatest self, let's get into the video.

So today, my friends, my family, my fellow guerrilla gang. I want to talk a little bit about the way, the stock market kind of works and the way that you can kind of look at this in reference to what has already happened in the past and what may happen in the future. I kind of want to tell a little bit of a story to give you some perspective in terms of my personal experience through life. So it's no mystery that i didn't go to school for finance right.

I went to school for nutrition. I was very interested in the physiology of the body at the time. My my goal in life was to qualify for olympic trials in the marathon. I love seeing that stair-stepping be able to keep working hard and continue to step higher and higher and higher and higher, but there was something about that that uh, which is similar to the stock market right now, it's this idea of the present and the past and Then the future, the way that you can look at it so back in the day you know i can think back on the last 10 years of training that i ever had and through all that period of time, there's an unknown and that unknown is how good Will i be what's going to be the pinnacle, the top that i will ever be able to reach in any given moment in time? That's always a question in the back of your head that you don't know until the future.

Now i say this because back you know, when i was in college i'll, just speak about my best race. Actually we'll talk post, collegially, best race that i ever had. I ran a 10 mile in about 50 minutes and 45 seconds on a flat track. It was a lot of laps and we got it done right, but i didn't know at that time that that was going to be the best race.

The best time that i ever ran in any distance was that exact date right back then i was thinking to myself. I can keep going, i can keep stair stepping higher and higher and higher and higher and higher. Who knows, maybe would have happened. Maybe not.

I can't speak on that because we all know that i've got this heart thing going on right now, but the main point being that there's always going to come a day when you reach the pinnacle, the top that that's as good as it ever gets. That's the best that it ever gets and you're not going to know that until you venture off into the future they're able to look back and appreciate and see those times that you enjoy right now. I'm not saying this because you know there's certain stocks out there that are done per se. But i say this because there are things in life that you are not going to be able to know with absolute certainty until you look back and are able to look at it with 20 20 vision retrospect and see what has already happened here in the past.

Right now i say this because if you look at the stock market, this is an opportunity, an example to look at what stocks do. Let's just say that this is the this is the present you've got the past back here right things that are already have already happened. Well, actually, i should just redo this hold on a sec. This is the past and this is the future.

So these are things that have already happened right, and this is stuff that we don't know highlighted in yellow. What's going to happen, who knows right in any given stock, this could be amc, game, stock, microvision, apple, tesla, facebook doesn't matter, we don't know with absolute certainty. What's going to happen in this future, and there might actually be a point where you're invested in any sort of stock that you've reached the absolute top. Now i say this because mainly with amc, if you look at the way that amc is going to trade in the future, i don't think the squeeze has happened, but when this does end up coming to fruition, something that you're going to want to realize and really Take home with you is you're not going to be able to time that absolute tippy-tippy top on the top of that squeeze, because only a handful of people ever get to do that.

That's why sheer luck right now! It's okay to be able to look back in the future at the past and say: look that's as good as i was ever going to get, and i can appreciate that and i can look at what i have now and take that for what it is right Now this is the idea of essentially selling on the way down on a squeeze. You guys do what you want to do. That's your own financial responsibility, your own financial decision, but who's, the guy that gets this absolute top. It's not very many people right, not very many people in that exact moment in time are gon na say this is the best it's ever gon na get right.

I'm done here if i could go back in time and essentially choose to stop at that 10 mile race. The best that i ever was in my entire running career would i have done it no, even though i ran performances that were worse than that, i could still appreciate that that was the best that i ever had right. I can always look back and appreciate that fond memories of all the training, all the friends i made all the hard times the good times that led to that build up, because something that people forget is on the build up to anything. People usually only see the tippy top, they only see the best that it ever got, but they don't see the progress and the hard work that got to this point right.

They don't see this. They don't see this. This rip, followed by the dip. The rip followed by the dip you know for my 10 mile race.

I actually went out in a time trial of the mile before that 10 miler, and i didn't i absolutely blew up. I think i went off the first half mile trying to run. You know. I was trying to run about 420 and i went out the first half mile and like 207 and then just absolutely tanked and ran like a 429 or 430 or something and it was terrible, like i felt like absolute doc and that's part of the process.

That's part of the journey people don't see that right. This is all a part of the journey. This fluff in the bit in the middle, leading up to the best that it ever gets. That's part of it man, you can't get to the tippy top without having the dips, the rips, the valleys, the valhalla, the shadow rum.

All of that in between is a part of that journey and a part of that process so keep that in the back of your mind, if there's any two big takeaways that i want you guys to take away from this video, it's the journey right enjoy the Journey and be okay with uncertainty, because there's so few people they're gon na, be able to hang their shoes up. They're gon na be able to hang out that p l right take their profits at that absolute top, because nobody knows nobody knows what the top of any sort of stock is right. So keep that in the back of your mind, i don't know why i drew that two up. I could have just said that out loud, but this is it.

This is the journey. This is the process and you have to be okay with those two things enjoy. The journey accept it for what it is, the highs and lows because it all builds the legacy. It all builds your story, your experiences that you can take forward with you to other stocks in the stock market or anything else in life with that matter.

Right it all applies. This is all broad concept and enjoy the fact that you're not going to be able to time that absolute top. You can appreciate it right. Maybe somebody out there will get lucky, but it's very very few people and it definitely should not be an expectation.

So that's what i've got for this video. I know this is kind of a typical, but i was kind of reflecting last night on on life and the things that brought me to where i am right now, and i think it's important to you know be able to do that. To be able to reflect on where you've been, where you think you're going to go experience and relive the best times that you ever had think back when we hit 70 bucks, i mean i could enjoy that for what it was and know that there's more times Like that that are likely going to come so yada yada yada, you know those people drop like super hungry friends catch on the next one, titan titan, you freaking silly chicken. What are you doing? Let's see if it comes come here, come here buddy! Look at you! Look at you, you freaking silly chicken, you silly goofball all right catch! You guys on the next one, much love and peace.

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