Oof green. As far as the eyes can see, you have all the major indices up. You have Snp, the Dow, the Nasdaq, the Russkies, and the Arc Invest Fund. Huge euphoria in Catalyst Place, You got the Bond market trying to figure out what the hell to do.

On one hand, the Bond market wants to scream inflation could be coming, and on the other hand, they're like wait, no, the the recovery looks pretty slow and obviously the slow recovery argument has been winning. But hey, I also gotta admit these recovery plays are doing a lot better and bouncing back a lot faster than we thought. That panic that we saw with those plays just hasn't come back the last couple of days. But still, you gotta question where the hell the value is for recovery plays.

When you can't recover the values that you've never been to before, the market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent. but you gotta keep a clear picture of what the value of something actually is, especially if it's going to be a long-term halt. In terms of the crypto markets, you have the cryptos bouncing back quite a lot. Amidst the B Word meeting where Kathy Wood, Jack Dorsey, and also Elon Musk discuss the future of the crypto market with some really important insights like I might pump, but I don't dump.

And of course, with all of this in the forefront, we need to discuss exactly what is detonating, why it's detonating, where the plays are, and what you need to know. Yes, we'll also be updating on Ooga Booga, Amc as well, and the only thing that I ask in return for all this is that you hit that ravishing like button and also don't forget to subscribe either. Okay, so let's go ahead and start with Catalyst Plays. So because of today's euphoria, we did see some serious detonation and some serious luck on the cattle's place.

We'll start with Semi-cemi Semi received a 28 million dollar purchase order for Covet tests in Brazil, and as we were talking about earlier this week in context of Aehr the Runner from Monday, one of the things that tips me off to brief on something is when you have a big order or sale relative to the size of the company. That's what made the Aehr briefing play Jump On Monday. And in a similar tone, Semi's 28 million dollar purchase order was quite substantial when compared to its total market cap just yesterday of only 41 million. But keep in mind if you don't like my whole revenue multiple theory, Semi's total revenue for 2020 was 32 million.

So a single order of 28 million is substantial and a huge endorsement of the company. Also true that this happens to be a new hype category because with all of this new Delta and other variant, fear spreading, Anything with Covid treatment or Covid test in the name is going to have a lot of extra added on Euphoria, which is why we got so lucky with this play today from the briefing price at about 396, it ran to 695, which is about a 75 jump. Also, I do have to remind you that you don't have to join us to get the catalyst placed. you could put the work in yourself.

wake up each morning, make a spreadsheet, identify the characteristics of what runs, and what doesn't. Do this Every day for a few weeks and months come up with probabilities of what's going to run, and then adjust it for the market condition. and you're going to start being able to find certain stocks in certain sectors with certain characteristics that are more likely to run. A few hours of consistent effort each and every single morning can go pretty far when added up over a couple weeks and months, of course.

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We briefed on it at 860ish. This was as it was selling off in the pre-market but I felt that when volume eventually and inevitably flowed in and opened, it had a high probability of correlating with some filling out on this catalyst. And that is indeed what happened. It went from eight to twelve fifty-ish which is a fifty-six percent jump give or take, or a 45 ish jump from the briefing price.

again, thanks to good conditions this morning, but they do say that luck favors. The prepared neuro was another taker I actually goofed this morning and spelled it nura. but thanks to Ziptrader You members for correcting me. Thankfully, there's no Neura in existence anyway, so I think nobody got screwed up on that one.

But nonetheless, we liked it because it was a huge runner from yesterday on Fda news and was likely to result in more hype runs this week given how fast that hype had spread. The reason the hype started in the first place was because yesterday it received a breakthrough designation from the Fda for its quell wearable device to treat fibromyalgia and adults. There's so many damn sicknesses out there that can get you. it's frankly, pretty damn terrifying.

Of course, Fibromyalgia is a massive market. In fact, over 4 million Americans suffer from fibromyalgia. Quite a large market for this product to reach, and it certainly provided a lot of euphoria for the stock. We briefed on this 30 minutes prior to market open.

At about 15 20 ish a share, it more than doubled up to 38.67 Accelerating when volume came in, it opened Very difficult to catch the full move because the gap was so fast. but nonetheless, pretty exciting play either way, and I'm pretty damn happy with this one. Not much in terms of other exciting takers. Meds had a nice rally and then dip.

Obviously, crypto miners Moore and Riot did pretty well, but those are a different beast entirely and lead us to the second part of this video. So Bitcoin. So Bitcoin Now today's Bitcoin market detonated off its lows below 30. it's been fighting around for months and the big catalyst for the increase today was this B Word conference.

We warned about this ahead of time on Sunday's video and talked about how this conference was made to destigmatize and really debunk a lot of the misconceptions about Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies as a whole. Now that it's happened, I want to go ahead and give a quick breakdown, and Charlie notes on what you missed. We'll start with the Musk Man Quite musky. as always, Musk said that Bitcoin mining is increasingly powered by renewable energy, and that Tesla will likely move to resume accepting Bitcoin for transactions Once again.

that was the big flood spreader in the beginning of the Bitcoin drop. Muskman making the decision to stop transacting in Bitcoin because of renewable energy concerns, and so saying that he might resume accepting Bitcoin for payments for Tesla soon is definitely a push in the right direction. At the end of the day, though this is more barks than Byte, I don't know how many people are really even buying Teslas and Bitcoin. I would argue Tesla buying Bitcoin and Elon Musk saying nice things about Bitcoin have a much much larger and more positive impact on the Bitcoin valuation than just him saying that they're going to start accepting Bitcoin again for Teslas.

He also said that aside from his companies, the only thing substantial he personally owns are Bitcoin, Dogecoin, and Ethereum. He also said his aerospace company, Spacex, also holds Bitcoin, and the biggest takeaway from that is that hey, you know what Elon Musk has said a lot back and forth about cryptocurrencies, but he does continue to hold. Outside of that, he made some projections in terms of the strength and the increasing scale of the Bitcoin network at that base layer, which is the current layer. He talked about how in the future, the Bitcoin network should be able to handle more transactions at lower costs, but also stress the need for a long-term evolution into a second layer of Bitcoin transactions that can handle even more of a load in terms of transactions and at lower costs and at higher speeds.

Okay, moving on. Kathy Wood Kathy Wood emphasized Bitcoin as a store of value and a hedge against confiscation of wealth amidst increasing pricing, power, inflation, and hyperinflation in emerging markets. Do you think about how many countries there are in the world that struggle with hyperinflation? Well, Bitcoin is a extremely powerful way for citizens of those countries to actually gain access to the ability to both send their money around the world and also build wealth and save their purchasing power for us. In the us we're like, hey, wait a second.

Bitcoin has a stable store of value. Cash doesn't go down 50 in a couple months. Sure, they print way too much of it, but it's not that volatile. But for people who live in countries where inflation is out of control or where the whole system is really doubtful, Well, Bitcoin may be a very, very great alternative, especially in its more mature stages down the line.

Madame Wood also talked about 1.3 billion people who live in areas where there's double digit or even triple digit inflation. Those are people that perhaps aren't so damn worried about Bitcoin's little fluctuations here and there in these countries. It's not that their currency fluctuates, it's that it only goes down and it goes down dramatically. So, Bitcoin that fluctuates back and forth is a much much more preferred asset class for storing value and purchasing power and actually being able to give value to the citizen that had earned that power.

She also talked about how she feels that over the long run, Bitcoin will actually end up being much more environmentally friendly than the traditional banking and financial system. Next, Jack Dorsey. Jack Dorsey emphasized the ability of Bitcoin to transfer payments across the world without massive feats. He emphasizes the predatory nature of the financial transaction industry and how Bitcoin offers opportunity to fix it, allowing access to actually send payment around the world without dealing with border transactions and fees and slowdowns and confiscation is really a huge selling point for Bitcoin, and he emphasized that in this interview conference thingamajig.

And while these were many of the main topics discussed, I really couldn't do this interview full justice. It's an hour interview with some of the most intellectual minds, so if you want to check it out, I'll go ahead and link to it below. You can see the full interview on the Arkan Vest youtube channel. Okay, moving on.

Amc Ooga Booga hit a new recent high at 46 bucks before selling off. You're certainly starting to see what looks like new retail strengths pour in. I'd expect if we keep making new highs to see more retail motivated to buy in. I think the Emc situation is such.

There's a lot of sideline capital that is willing to pour in and trade off some momentum at any given substantial rise. Obviously because of multiple factors in terms of shorts. And in terms of that sideline money, you get an exponential rise when you do see that strength. and I think that we're just a couple green days away from seeing that.

Now, whether we're going to get that or not is really a question for the crystal ball, But still, I would not underestimate what a few more green days in Amc would do in terms of an exponential growth rate. but at the same time I wouldn't expect that. I would just say hey, if it happens, that's icing on the cake in terms of new things for the company: Ceo, Adam Aaron was elected as Chairman of the board. Outside of a few conspiracy theories, it seems like most people like Adam Aaron, he's done well for the Ape community.

He shared a lot of useful information blah blah blah blah, so probably a good development. Also, Amc announced two long-term leases on The Grove and the Americana, and in 2018, these were the second and fifth highest grossing movie theaters in the greater La area. I've personally been to The Grove one. These theaters are quite frankly, located in high frequented luxury areas where people have money and want to spend.

They want the luxury and classic experience, many of which are tourists. Tourists don't want to go and watch movies in their hotel rooms. So good, move on the part of Amc, But of course it kind of brings you back to that irony where it's like, well, Amc is not trading on the fundamentals, so why even talk about the fundamentals? The fundamentals do matter in the sense that it does rile up retail traders and it makes them more likely to be hyped on this. If Amc was just not doing anything with the money, they'd probably be less likely to be enthusiastic about buying it.

Amc has done fairly well in terms of riling people up consistently over the last six months. Do I need to mention a lot of obvious pandering to the ape community? And they should be pandering? We gave them a lot of damn money. A free popcorn's not going to kill him. But the fact of the matter is that hey, you know what? The movie theater overall addressable market might be shrinking over the next 50 years, but it's probably going to go down to a specific point and it's going to stay consistent there where people want that classic experience and you could certainly say hey, well, Amc has taken a lot of that addressable market that is going to be available.

That being said, for me personally, I don't want to make any projections in terms of a fundamental basis for this because I can't make the numbers work in terms of what Amc can possibly accomplish over the next five to ten years to justify valuations, but at the end of the day, it is what it is. You have to analyze the company based on the factors that you like and be honest with what you don't I think there's very few people that are buying it because they think that movie feeders are going to be this biggest growing industry in the next 20 years, but at the same time again, any positive catalyst is a good catalyst in the sense that it riles up retail traders. And retail traders are the main factor here in terms of getting that mother of all squeezes as they say. And obviously there's a lot of opinions on Amc and the Amc situation, but the only thing that matters is Ugabuka.

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