FTX, SBF… Is Crypto Doomed? Tony Saliba & Jeffry Turnmire Share Exclusive Insights. (Next Steps Are Key) — December 16, 2022

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JT: Doing good, doing good.

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Celeste Lindman: hey? Well, great, we got the recording going. So this is this is fantastic.

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Celeste Lindman: you know. I'm excited that all of you are here today, because, as I keep saying, I know it sound like a broken record, but it's going to be heavy on content. And while you know your brain's going to be full. But hey, guess what you'll be able to digest it piece by piece, and just let you know up front. Hey? This is recorded. So if you don't get all of the details, no worries, you can go to the website. It's atp traders.com, and get not only today's recording, but a lot of really great great recordings. So all right. Yes, it is good to see Tony again, Mark, you are exactly

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Celeste Lindman: exactly right, so you know. How is your way? Oh, we've got some. We got some Christmas hats on. Thank you. Jeffrey listened. He was listening. I I I haven't seen Roger yet? Is he going to show up with a

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Tony Saliba: He's he's got a head on? I got a head on. I'm sitting right here. Hey, love it good to see you, Man Haven't seen you in a long time. I know I've been busy. Hi! How are you doing? I'm doing great. I'm doing great. You and I really do need to catch up.

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Tony Saliba: We do. I guess I should come down there and see you. It's a little little nicer right now. We're getting lots of snow.

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Celeste Lindman: Yeah. Well, it's been some time right here right now. This is going to be fantastic, you know it's it's it's volatile out there right

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Celeste Lindman: all over the world, in the markets everywhere. But you know what don't be afraid. Do not be afraid. Embrace it, don't, be discouraged. Have courage, because we know that you can do this, and we want to help you do that because we know all about all this risk that's in the market. We we've been around for a good long time and traded a lot of different types of markets, but it's important for you to understand whatever you are trading before you ever click that mouse, because your capital is at risk, and you can lose it.

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Celeste Lindman: You can lose it all if you don't understand how to properly measure things. So listen up and apply what you hear and be measured like we have Jeffrey turnmayer here with us. He's measured. He's been doing this since the third grade, and he's taught lots and lots of people. This system that he kind of uses called this these echo trades, and it's fantastic. He's been able. He's been right here on. Ask the pros called lots of tops and bombs way in advance. If you listened, it would have been very helpful, for you

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Celeste Lindman: can't wait for you to see what he's gonna talk about today. And you know he's a civil construction engineer by trade and, boy, we're glad that he is in the markets. He brings a lot of background to us. We've got Uncle Roger in the house. Great hats everybody. Uncle Roger is back with us. Top systems. Trader in the world manage millions and billions just all kinds of the wealthiest families all over the world. We can't name them because you know them.

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Celeste Lindman: and that he's worked with top top minds because he's a top mind himself with White House professionals and Ivy League professors. You name it. That's why a half a 1 million people come around to listen to what Roger has to say, and that's why you all are here, too. We're so glad Tony saliva is back with us, you know. Tony's been busy, you know

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Celeste Lindman: in the crypto world. We are going to hear about that. It's fantastic. You can go to his website, learn all about it. It's, and we're going to talk a lot about it today. Course, Tony is this incredible business leader? He is the only options trader that's listed in the what is that book? The the market wizards fantastic. And you know he's a master trader at Cboe, and sole founder, CEO of Liquid Point, founding member of many key companies, and he's sold those for a real, pretty penny.

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Celeste Lindman: So he's a pretty wise guy, and you need to listen to what he has to say. He is a board member of the Chicago Stock Exchange there in Chicago, where it is snowing. And just maintains this this global view all over the world, working with people and bringing opportunities to you like we're going to hear about today. So you know there is a lot going on in the market. There's a little bit about this Ft. X. And this Sbf. Sam

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Celeste Lindman: bank field fried. Is that right? There's something about that.

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Tony Saliba: I can't scam Bankman fraud.

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Celeste Lindman: There you go. That's a good one, too. I like that. That's good. Well, I hope none of you were heard by that. But you know, let's address this thing head on, and let's get started. Hey, Roger, when you first heard about all this news. you know the ftx, you know everything, and and I up to now what what thoughts are going through your head?

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Roger Scott: could be quite honest with you. I was I wasn't specifically expecting it with him. I was expecting something like that to happen, and I I don't think we're done just yet. The Justice Department moves really the I call it the Department's store of justice for different reasons. But

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Roger Scott: the depart that yeah, Tony got that one but the the the the the

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Roger Scott: I think they're very slow there. There's going to be more. there's going to be a lot more stuff going on. There's there's going to be at least 6 or 7 more companies. Not that big, but there's it's like a domino effect. We're not done cleaning cleaning house just yet.

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Tony Saliba: Great thanks for that. And then, Tony, what in a nutshell, you know what caused all this with ftx and fraud basically in a little little nut a fraud nut.

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Tony Saliba: This this is not indicative of the asset class at all. In fact.

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Tony Saliba: probably everybody on this call remembers Enron.

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Tony Saliba: and it was a energy trading company

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Tony Saliba: that was replete with fraud.

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Tony Saliba: and the as Roger said, the Justice Department finally got around to nail and all those guys and gals.

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Tony Saliba: but we didn't shut down the energy sector. This guy

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Tony Saliba: Sam Bankman freed

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Tony Saliba: fooled a lot of people

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Tony Saliba: and paid off a lot of people, and you're gonna find out that a lot of people in Washington

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Tony Saliba: got a lot of his money, and that's why they arrested him right before he was gonna testify on Tuesday, and this was

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Tony Saliba: total fraud. This was not about the asset class.

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Roger Scott: Yeah, yeah, this is about his fraud. I mean, he's playing a game, but he know this this guy. Still, money is is plain and simple. He did a lot of wrong things. It it wasn't it had not. This is nothing to do with privacy or security of crypto.

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Roger Scott: This is this is just a thief, you know.

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Tony Saliba: right and and so that's one last thing I mean, they

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Tony Saliba: a lot of people entrusted faith in him because it was the kind of spirit of the age where, wow, these are with kids a little bit of credentialing. And a way we go, and the big firms put in a lot of big money, but also a lot of individuals. They say over a 1 million accounts

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Tony Saliba: people like us had their trading dollars there that are tied up now.

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Tony Saliba: but basically. It was a you know, giant shell game of fraud that he layered in money with journalists and politicians.

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Tony Saliba: so that nobody wanted to really pick around the edge. There were some people that picked around the edges early on, but they didn't get a voice in the mainstream. So

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Celeste Lindman: yeah. Well, i'm here, and it's i'm glad here from all of you guys here today. You know that it's but it You know more of this isolation, and that this is not indicative of the whole crypto world, and that's what we want to bring to the table to today, because, like Jeffrey, turn my, I was listening to your with your weekly this crypto power placing that you have. And I gotta tell you I I really got excited about some of the things that you were saying some of your analysis.

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Celeste Lindman: and and I want to get to that. But first I have to ask you this: You know what's the best way for traders to protect themselves in this type of volatility and cryptos like. Is there a safe way to do this, or should we just not get involved?

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JT: Well, number one, as with anything you're going to put your harder and dollars into. You gotta understand what you're doing. You got to understand the game. You can't just go. Oh, crypto, that's the hot new thing.

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JT: I'm all in like that is 100% completely dangerous for your dollars and your sanity. And

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JT: it's just. I mean, you need to fully understand what you're doing. That's that's the number One way to protect yourself.

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JT: And if you don't, have don't want to take the time. Don't want to, you know. Spend the effort to learn it all.

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JT: Then you need to find yourself somebody that can break it down for you, and you know, really explain it, really make it something

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JT: that you can wrap your head around, and if they're not willing to answer your questions, and, you know, really take the time to help you.

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JT: Then you need to search for somebody else. And, I like to think that, like through my crypto power plays that I sit there, and it's. Break it down. Explain the news every week. for those followers that choose to do that. And you even watched a couple of the the back episodes and said that you know you really felt like you learned something. So

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JT: yeah.

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JT: I'm: i'm not going to speak to your crypto credentials. But I for what I understand you don't have a ton.

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Celeste Lindman: but and that's probably the case to like a lot of people listening, or you know, maybe some of you who are listening. You dabbled into it, but it's just like it's just like Jeffrey said. You know it's it's a big world to understanding. You really do need to know who are the professionals that you can trust.

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Celeste Lindman: and that's why I brought these guys to the table today because I trust them, and i'm implore you to trust them as well. So I think that was very well, said Jeffrey. Thank you. So, Roger, let's get started with you. You know I was in your class. It was in the spring this year, and it was your algae class. It was a very expensive class. What worth every single penny. And you start talking about cryptos there, and some things that you were seeing with the all those and the cryptos. I wonder if you could share a little bit of that with us? I know you have some broad analysis for us as well, too.

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Celeste Lindman: so you can share that. But I want to hear also about I'll go.

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Celeste Lindman: And, Roger, you are muted.

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Roger Scott: and you're still muted. Can you hear me now i'm so sorry, I said. That is great. I can't wait to share all that stuff with you.

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Roger Scott: let me let me do some market analysis for you, and then we'll get into that. As a matter of fact, I want to show you a graph of what we discussed, and Matt, is you going to have it for me in the next few seconds.

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Roger Scott: All right, he's converting it so we should be kosher all right. So the first few things I want to talk about. Let me just go ahead and share my screen, and I will talk about that. But before we do I wanted to just address one last thing, and I don't mean to be the dead horse.

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Roger Scott: This this whole bankman fried business, this whole character. If the market, if the crypto market was going higher. The

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Roger Scott: and and people were making money. I think he would have kept perpetuating this, and nobody would have been the wiser.

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Roger Scott: and I think the only reason why he, and maybe not the only reason, but one of the biggest reasons why it happened is because the market started moving down. When people starts moving down you it's harder to play the there's a there's a name there's a a criminal name for it, but it's basically you know the the shell game, the the

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Roger Scott: Ponzi think? Thank you so much, Ponzi. Scheme. Yes, as you as you could see my knowledge of criminal. but think yeah, Ponzi was an Italian. So yes, yeah, yeah. But thank you. Thank you guys. Yeah, it it's harder to do that, which is, by the way Allah made off. Thank you. So I just wanted to bring that to the thing. So

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Roger Scott: it's kind of unfortunate that this had to happen for him to get caught. You know it's kind of sad. Now.

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Roger Scott: I want to talk about some things now. I think a lot of people here, a lot of people. I'm going to go ahead and share my screen are curious about the market right now, and.

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Roger Scott: as you know, Celeste, I've been. I I've been very vocal about this market for the last several weeks, and I've been talking about a market this market and I've been saying how this market is doing the best job humanly possible

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Roger Scott: bears into thinking that the bulls are in charge again.

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Roger Scott: Okay, it I've never in my life have seen. I mean it started right here. And and, by the way, by the way.

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Roger Scott: when I say this, I was reading, I was reading a barons last Saturday.

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Roger Scott: There was a little comment there wasn't even an article. It was a little comment, and it said.

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Roger Scott: before we saw this downside right here when we were like right here when everybody was thinking. You know Rainbows and and and you know are are back in, and the world is pretty again.

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Roger Scott: it said in the in, the in the Barons, that the divergence between the S. And P. And the spy is the biggest.

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Roger Scott: It's been the biggest. It has been the

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Roger Scott: in since 1,930,

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Roger Scott: so you could see here that the the S. And P. Just hit the fifty-day mood the 200 day moving average didn't really rally up here. But the dow

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Roger Scott: they would have thought that the dow is now breaking out and going into a new bull market, because we're about to 200 day moving average. We're we have a little cup and handle here, everybody. You don't understand how many emails I got. Say, Roger, Roger, you're wrong. You're wrong, and no, I wasn't. I wasn't wrong. And on that note, just to show you guys some perspective.

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Roger Scott: If I looked at the charts I would have been fooled, too.

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Roger Scott: This number, right here 2 weeks ago is at ninetieth percentile.

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Roger Scott: That's the number of stocks trading above the fifty-day moving average. It's at 55. Now

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Roger Scott: the Dow Jones was at 95. It's now at 66. It's a big difference between 95 and 66 i'll show you in case you don't believe me, let me show you what i'm talking about.

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Roger Scott: Look at this

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Roger Scott: That was 2 weeks ago, and now we're right there, and every time we come up here, guess where we end up down here

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Roger Scott: it's not. You don't have to be an Einstein to figure that out. Okay, you really don't matter of fact, S. And P. Did a classic topping out right at the 200 day moving average.

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Roger Scott: this right here was confusing a lot of people. It confused me. I thought we were peaking out right here.

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Roger Scott: So so everybody, everybody I was. I was victim of it, too. I went short about 2 weeks early.

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Roger Scott: It it happens, it happens, but the bottom line is, we're now below the 50 day moving average. We're now going down there's absolutely no support till we get down here. And I would say, based on everything i'm seeing together the odds of seeing a more downside is very, very high

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Roger Scott: on that note. I want to give you guys some stocks that I think are going to go down, and then I'm going to share some cool stuff with you related to Crypto.

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Roger Scott: So this is a stock

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Roger Scott: It was trading right over here. It now Rally, it came up, and I think it's going to go back down to the base. It's Tiger simple T. E. A. M.

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Roger Scott: I think the stock is going to go to the 1 15 Level.

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Roger Scott: I think lift will will need a lift pretty soon.

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Roger Scott: I think the stock is going to come back down all the way to the $9 level break new lows.

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Roger Scott: The next stock is

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Roger Scott: financials, are, i'm, actually short. The financials right now, and I think financials are going to make new lows and come down to the 1 86 level from 2, 10, which is a pretty nice.

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Roger Scott: a pretty nice trait there.

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Roger Scott: Car Max. Cars are not going to be sold really well this year.

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Roger Scott: Excuse me next year. I think this is going to go down to $55 per share.

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Roger Scott: and last, but not least, it was to take her symbol of that one. There Kmx.

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Roger Scott: K. Mx. And I look silly with this hat, but I just looking at my son with his hat for the first, and then it's fun. Oh, here one, this one

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Roger Scott: I've been really shorting this one, and we just we we did. We had one more, but we just took profit. It was dish. We took like a 45, 55% profit on it today. Yesterday. Sorry. I think this one right here live nation, live nation entertainment

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Roger Scott: is going to go back down to the there is a clear, clear decline in consumer activity in the country. I hate to say that, but it just happens to be true.

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Roger Scott: Now let me open up this graph. I'm going to show you something pretty cool here.

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Roger Scott: Here we go.

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Roger Scott: So you guys see this graph: this is an equity chart of Bitcoin.

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Roger Scott: If you start it. When does it start? Mat. See, here

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Roger Scott: starts with a $100,000.

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Roger Scott: It is 36 trades. I'm just i'm just grabbing. I'm just kind of getting

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Roger Scott: my head around it as well.

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Roger Scott: When does it start, Matt? What's the start? Date?

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Roger Scott: It's the last 3 years. Thank you. So this is 3 years trading Bitcoin.

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Roger Scott: I didn't show you guys do this in my algo class, but i'm showing it to you here.

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Roger Scott: and this is the equity curve. So we started with

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Roger Scott: 100 K. And this is how it's been doing, and it's starting to come up again.

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Roger Scott: and i'm sure that most of you would like, Roger. We really like the system. This is really cool. I mean. Look, look at the numbers here.

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Roger Scott: 75% accurate, right?

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Roger Scott: It holds about 6 bars. So about 6 days.

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Roger Scott: It has one loss in a row.

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Roger Scott: let's see what's the profit factor? 4.0 7. Now, who does not like that.

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Roger Scott: So how do you? Would you guys like me to give you the rules of the system? Because I think it'll continue working for the next 10 years.

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Roger Scott: Nice! What do you guys say? Let's hear it in the chat.

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Roger Scott: and you can use this in your own trading.

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Roger Scott: Do you want to what you say. Yeah, I'm going to share with them. It's. I could probably sell this for probably $10,000 if I wanted to today, but i'm going to give it to you guys.

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Roger Scott: It's very complicated. So you got to write this down. You You get in

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Roger Scott: the close, or towards the end of the day at the third to the last day of the month.

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Roger Scott: and you get out the third business day of the new month.

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Roger Scott: That's it!

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Roger Scott: That's another day you get. You get in third day, third day before the end of the month business day, and you get out. Third day after the beginning of the month.

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Roger Scott: And this this, by the way, since Bitcoin is correlated to about 97% of other cryptos, you could trade other major cryptos using it. There's basically a rhythm to Bitcoin and cryptos that

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Roger Scott: causes them to pull back at the end of the month and cause them to go up. It's like a last week's swing.

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Roger Scott: and we we we we found it, and because it only has 2 rules, anything, you know, My, you know my theory. Anything under 5 will continue working.

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Celeste Lindman: have to say so. That's it for me, Celeste Perfect. That's excellent. Let's keep it going, Jeffrey. You don't want to get back to that weekly video that you make for your subscribers subscribers. You know you talked about this for your cycle. You talked about this having and and you talked about how Bitcoin responded, or didn't respond to ftx a lot of great things in there. But I want you to unpack for us. You know. What are the things that we need to know today. Moving forward in this with all the crypto.

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Celeste Lindman: Well, you do. You do trade it? And because the other thing that you said in your your video that really, you know, I I listen to you, said how you 10 X. You're not your your account. 10

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Celeste Lindman: So well, let's let's dive into this, and that was excellent an analysis and and views that you just showed us there. Jeffrey, thank you for that, and let's, you know. Let's talk a little bit about this, because control is something that that a lot of people listening, you know. It's like in myself. I think it was Well, you know who's controlling all this? Where are the guidelines? Where is the governance? Even though we don't want the governance? But we do want the governance, and this is a really key thing, because when I was when we were talking on the phone the other day Tony and Jeffrey and some others of us.

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Celeste Lindman: you know that's where just really learning from Tony how there is some control, and it's it's in this this separation of functions that you're going to hear about, and you all know that i'm a Cpa. So i'm all about auditing and and separating functions. So when I was learning this, and hearing this, it really made me Think how this is. This is that the as Tony said the gray-haired version, the the the version of wisdom taking us through this crypto universe. That's not going away. So, Tony, Welcome back. We're so glad you're here.

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Celeste Lindman: you know. But you know, and I looked over your website. It's fantastic that the the professionals that you have around you are just phenomenal. That. Why are you doing this? Why, why crypto platform? Why, Why, now, what makes you different?

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Celeste Lindman: this is fantastic. It's it's very intriguing, and some of the things you said. I just want to clarify. So really you can. You can open an account for a dollar, and and your dollar is going to be a dollar is going to be a dollar as long as what you are. Trading is still a dollar. There's no commission.

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Celeste Lindman: So there's a lot of transparency that sounds like with with what you're presenting to us

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Celeste Lindman: and and you'll see on the screen there, too. Yeah, we're we're pairing up Jeffrey turn Meyer and Tony Soleib and I know everyone is just dying for that link, and I want to give it to you. But I want to tell you to a little bit more about this, how you're going to be able to get a lot of value. When you go to a particular link you can go to the website there with the all about liquid mercury, and you should, and you could go learn everything about liquid mercury. But you're going to want to follow this link. If you're going to want to get in

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Celeste Lindman: on a class that Jeffrey is going to do. So i'm really excited about this, and you guys can just jump in. What you're gonna do is you're gonna go. And if if you want to go ahead and tap, dump in that, that the the site there it's the trading launch pub, I/O, and open account there. So Adam has put in the chat that's what you've been asking for. I recommend that everybody go. Do this, you go do it. It only caught. You can. Only you can put in a dollar. But if you put in a $100 you don't have to spend it. You don't have to trade it. It's going to stay there. It's a $100 is good

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Celeste Lindman: to be. $100 is going to be $100 until you do something with it.

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Celeste Lindman: but what that does is that gives you the opportunity to get in and get in with a bonus class with Jeffrey turn Meyer, and that, you know, get some professional insight from some other people as well on how to. You know, go about trading this, this crypto in this universe. So that step one is. You go right there to that website again. It's in the chat. It's the trading dot launch pub, I/O and deposit $100. I mean

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Celeste Lindman: It's not good again. It's not going to cost you anything, because that's your $100. You can trade with it. And you just heard Tony explain how that's going to work a little bit, and then once you get that account opened, and you can do it right now. Make sure you do it today. Once you get that account open, then you're going to look in your email box, and that's going to have all the instructions for you how to attend a bonus class. It's going to be on Monday. Okay, today is Friday. Next is Monday, Monday at 1030 am. Eastern time, and it's going to be recorded because

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Celeste Lindman: I know you're going to want to go back and listen to it again and again, and I'm going to want to go. Listen to it again and again. but it'll be recorded. It'll be available to you once you get that account open, so make sure you do that. A great way to start off the New Year. you know markets have been crazy, and looks like for some things that that Jeffrey has pointed out to us, and some things that I've seen him point out to me on this cryptocurrency, this this looks like some pretty good timing.

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Celeste Lindman: You'll learn all you're going to learn all these kind of things. So you're going to learn Number 1.0 one is you're going to learn what in the heck is this having thing? And why does it matter? Okay, Jeffrey is going to bring it down to you in very understandable analysis. I know I've just seen some of it.

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Celeste Lindman: that again. That's gonna be on Monday. December nineteenth, at 1030, Eastern time you're going to get the next 1 0, 2 points, and that's going to be getting the previous having analysis and the upcoming predictions. You're going to get Point 0 3 Bitcoin versus other coin price flows. You're going to get these number 4, 3 big opportunities that Jeffrey is watching. I mean, it's going to be just an an amazing event to attend, and I think you all want to be there and listen to that recording over and over.

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Celeste Lindman: of several classes and training that as part of this launch pub platform on cryptocurrency. Okay, this is a big announcement big announcement, and so just make sure you go get your account open so you can get in first hand on Monday and get the information right now timing is perfect, you know a lot of people are leaving. They're not trading in the markets. The markets are a little ill liquid. That's very very common this time. In December they go. They go on vacation, you know what? Why, don't you take some time and really get this crypto.

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Celeste Lindman: So under your belt by going to that website and signing up Adam has posted again in the chat. Just go there, Sign up $100. You can learn how to trade with it. If you get signed up and you decide. Hey, you know what this is not for me. I don't want to do that. Do this. Then take your $100 out. Close the account. You can do that. It's it's up to you. It's up to you what you want to do with this, but I think it's it's just one of the fantastic opportunities of our lifetime, and I think you have some really

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Celeste Lindman: intelligent and very nice people to help guide you through this, and that's what you need. I piggyback on what Jeffrey said at the very beginning, you can learn this. You can do it yourself. Yep, you can do it. You can buy a book and read about it, or you can follow some proven professionals and let it let them teach you and guide you and piggyback on their trades, and that's what I highly recommend, somebody that you can trust.

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Roger Scott: and I trust these guys. So i'm glad that you all are here today. What else? I I have a I I had a question actually for Tony Tony, as you know, the Cfdc. Started regulating cryptos recently. Do you think that's going to increase Investor Trust and stabilize things a little more, and ultimately be a good thing for for for the cryptos. Yeah. So

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Celeste Lindman: Great? Yeah. And I see some people are having a hard time. maybe they're they're going to that site, and they're They're not able to get through that whole process. If you are having trouble. Go ahead and type your email address into the chat. We are the only ones. The panelists are the only ones that will see that we'll make sure that your email gets into the right hands, and that you get contacted so that you can get this account open if you're having problems with it. But there's some other questions here. They want to know. Can they? Can you open account with an Ira Roth Ira?

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Celeste Lindman: and answer that for you guys. Excellent great who is Morgan? Morgan is my boss, will it be recorded? Yes, this is all recorded. You can get it on the website Atp traders.com everything that has been said. So yeah, keep type it in your email addresses, Like, I said, we're the only ones that can see it. Don't be afraid to do it. Just do it because you want to get in on this opportunity? want to know another question, Tony? Can they transfer a coin base account over to launch?

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Celeste Lindman: lot of great things come in everybody's way, and a lot of tools. So and I I see everybody typing in a lot of people are typing in their email addresses. Thanks for doing that. You're typing in some personal questions that you want to get answered. We see that we're taking record of it. We're going to get it into the right hands. So this is. This is all great. There's and somebody said, hey, you know there's so much information we need. We really need to have a follow up. Yeah, that is really good. We do, we? We will have a follow up on that.

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Celeste Lindman: great well, and so there's a lot of questions still, and we're gonna have it. We will have a follow up session. But as some of the questions you know about different accounts that you all have. That's great that you have these different accounts. The the key. What I want you to understand is that if you want to get in on this class with Jeffrey and get in on this platform with Tony Saliba, and you know you've all been around long enough that you know the valued partnership with Tony Saliva. Then this is going to be. This is the time to do it. So go to that link, and if you're having trouble with that link getting signed up and put

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Celeste Lindman: your email there. This chat will stay open for a little while. Get it in there, but just make sure you get involved. Class is going to be on Wednesday. You have to deposit that $100 that $100 is yours to do whatever you want to do with that. You want to get that master class with with Jeff Returnmire. I'm telling you you, do you absolutely do? It's very, very valuable. So. we will come back. We'll answer another lot of questions, and next time we all get together. But for now do yourself a favor. Give yourself a Christmas gift.

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Celeste Lindman: Put a $100 down. Put your email address in. I know some typed in, you know, like you know, if you don't have a social security number other ways. We see you. We see your emails. We're going to get you to the right people. We're going to get you the information.

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Celeste Lindman: So thanks everyone for being with us. We're going to go over to ask the pros premium, and if there is a chance to to put that link in there as well. You still have a chance to get in there. Ask the pros premium that's going to start in 5 min. Yes, that's Jeffrey Turn Meyer is going to be on there flexing his muscles, too. We're in that, You You think you're going to get some good stuff there and ask the pros premium, You betcha, you bet you you are the farmer Muscles. That's right. He's got him. So we so we love having everybody here today. And thanks, Tom. Thank you, guys

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Roger Scott: and and folks, if you're if you're if you're new, if you're getting started with crypto, don't let all this this technical talk get to. You know it's it's a it's a great place to start, and starting with $100 is great. This is a good way for beginners to get their feet wet, and that's all I've got to say.

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Roger Scott: Jeffrey, have a great great session, Celeste Tony Great, Seeing you. I'll talk to you guys later. Bye, Everyone guys great to see you, too. Roger Celeste.

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Celeste Lindman: Sounds great looking forward to it all right. Well, we will keep the screen open for a little bit. I can get your email addresses in there, and we'll get in touch with you. and then Jeffrey and I are going to head over to ask the pros premium. So I will see you there.

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JT: Yeah. And one final remark, the class is free. If you open an account like there's no extra charge like this is

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JT: free, like all you have to do is just open that account. So put put your email in if you're having trouble, and we'll see you on Monday.

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