All language subtitles for Orderflows Inner Circle Weekly Webinar #41 POC Migration

Hey everyone, it's Mike Wal, and welcome to the
Outflows Inner Circle Weekly webinar number 41.

This, uh, presentation will be on POC migration.

And what is POC migration?

Well, it's POC movements during the day now.

Again, it's point of control, right?

There's, there are different types of point of control, okay?

And there's point of control in a bar, which
is the point in the bar with the most volume.

There's point of control for the day on the volume profile, which is.

The point of the day with the most volume.

Now, why is that important?

Well, you know, point of control, I always said, you know, point of control is
one of the building blocks, you know, one of the foundation blocks of order flow.

And by understanding, Point of control where it appears, how it, you
know, how it sort of moves up or moves down as, as the day progresses.

You know, we'll help you, uh, you know, we'll help you as, as a trader.

So, POC migration, point of control, migration, I think is, is
a way to help determine if a trend is starting and continuing.

You know, everyone always says the trend is your friend.

So any way that you can determine a trend is underway is gonna be beneficial.

So, you know, really quick, you know, point of control, migration.

What does it look like?

Okay, now, I, I did a presentation a while back on POC framing, right?

You're looking for, you know, three lower point of controls and bars moving down,
you know, off a high or, or three higher point of controls on, on a market moving.

And you know, here you have, here's a high right?

And you got red bar.

Red bar, red bar.

Point of control.

Lower point of control.

Lower point of control, right?

You wanna know, right, if a market is starting to move and you
know there's gonna be signs, you know, with the point of control.

Um, that I, I shall reveal to you today that, you know, is gonna help
you determine, you know, if a trend is, is really happening or not.

You know, there's gonna be times where you get sideways action
like you have here in the middle of this chart, but, you know,

you wanna have da you, you know, when you get in trade, right?

You want it to move, you want it to move fast, and you
want it to move in the direction that you're positioned in.

So, using POC I think was gonna help you.

So you know the old question.

Uh, which came first?

The chicken or the egg, you know, you could apply it to, uh, trading.

Which came, what moves the markets first?

Volume or price?

Well, it's volume, right?

Price.

Price.

I don't say lags, but you know, price is an advertising mechanism, right?

That's what gets people to come in and trade.

But you know, as more trading is happening, that's what's gonna move the market.

It's not gonna necessarily move because, you know, if people.

You know, think price is low.

I mean, yeah, people could think price is low, but they gotta buy it, right?

They gotta come in with volume there to buy and move the market.

So as volume migrates higher or lower, price will follow.

And, but when I'm talking about price, really what I'm talking
about is, um, you know, how the market is, is moving, right?

I'm not saying one particular price, I'm thinking about the.

Um, price range in general.

So, again, you know, I did a, I did presentation a while back on P framing.

If you haven't watched that, you should watch that.

Um, as well, I think it'll help you with POC migration.

It, it's kind of similar, but really what you need to watch with, uh,
PLC migration and PLC framing is, uh, you gotta watch bar point of.

And also keep your eye on volume point of control whenever
the markets are making new highs or making new lows.

So keep your eye on, on bar point of control and volume point of control.

So, you know, it's often been said, right?

Markets move from value area to value area.

And why is that?

Well, markets exist to facilitate trade.

They exist to, you know, for people to transfer
their risk, you know, to hedge their risk and.

In simple terms, what that means is the market moves seeking a fair
price, where traders are happy to transact at each with each other.

So, you know, today the market could be trading, you know, $50 and.

You know, everyone's happy to trade at these
prices, you know, both buyers and sellers.

It's a fair price to both of them.

Well, you know, they close their books for the day, go home, eat dinner.

All of a sudden something happens somewhere overseas
and it changes the whole supply demand, um, paradigm.

And they come in the next day.

Everyone's got a different idea of where value is.

So the market's gonna move.

It's gonna find a.

Value area, a new fair price for people to trade.

You know, everyone wants a deal and tries to buy below value or sell above value,
but you know, the traders that have the size to move, sorry, let me rephrase that.

The traders that have size to move need to trade
it where there are gonna be other traders, right?

So sometimes, you know, people are willing to give up an edge.

You know, as strange as it sounds, you know, and people say
that's blasphemy, but you know what, there are traders out there.

They don't give a shit.

You know, if they need to move the size, they're willing to, to pay up, to move
the size or, or sell at a lower price to move the size, get it off their books.

But, you know, everyone always says, oh, you know, you
gotta buy at, uh, below value, or sell above value.

No, there are people, there are traders and big
traders too, that, you know, they, they will.

They will sell below value or you know, they
will buy above value just because they have to.

They have no other choice.

Their size is so big they have to do it.

Now, size attracts size, right?

Big commercials, you know, real money traders.

They don't wanna move the market when they're getting into or out of a position.

However, you know, they're gonna end up.

Move in the market, they end up moving the market sometimes to new
value areas just because, you know, their positions are, are so big

and you know these days, right, the markets are very, very liquid now.

Um, you know, nowadays, excuse me, I still got this cough.

I'm a little bit behind on these videos, but I,
I've caught 'em all lined up, ready to record.

It's just like, I just can't talk sometimes
because my, my voice is, my throat is killing me.

I had this terrible virus.

But anyway, um, Give you an idea, right, of, you know, how, how sometimes big traders
trade, you know, nowadays, you know, you got a lot of activity in the markets, right?

A lot more volume than you had back in the nineties, right?

And I, I mean, I remember back in the nineties putting on positions for.

Big hedge funds that, you know, you couldn't do it in a day.

Sometimes it would take, you know, several days to put on positions
in, you know, commodity markets such as, you know, cocoa or, um, sugar.

Um, you know, they're not gonna come in and buy, you know, how
many thousands of contracts they need to buy or sell in one day.

They can't.

They're gonna affect the market.

They're gonna move it too much.

So, you know, we'd be buy.

Sugar, London sugar for three days straight.

You know, just sort of piecing it in.

Piecing it in, you know, trying not to spook the markets.

Um, you know, size attracts size, so unless there's a big offer in there, you know,
and you got, you know, but if you're a big trader and you got a lot to buy, you're

gonna, you're gonna try and piece it in as, as quietly and discreetly as possible.

Um, you know, now that information, it does show up, you know, where does it show up?

It shows up in the order flow.

And you know, if you've ever wonder why point of control
access a port of resistance, because that's where the real mon

money traders and commercial traders are active in the market.

You know, they have a level they wanna buy at, right?

They have a level they wanna sell at.

They don't necessarily chase the market, right?

It's not like, okay, well I'm gonna buy, you know, 500.

Where's the market?

It's six, seven.

Okay, I'll pay seven.

For 500.

Okay.

And then, okay, you got 300 done?

Yeah.

You got 200 to go.

Okay.

Where, where are we now?

We're trading nine.

Okay.

Go up to nine.

No, they don't do that.

They just said, okay, that's fine.

Just stay there, you know, let the market breathe.

Come back.

To that level, right?

Because they're still busy, they're still happy to buy there.

That's why the markets come back to certain levels.

In case you've ever wondered and scratched your head, why does,
you know, looking at a chart, you know, if you look at a normal

bar chart, you, you just scratch your head thinking, um, go ahead.

I, I wish I can understand why a market would pull back to this level.

Well, that's, that's the reason why, you know, because big
traders, you know, they don't necessarily chase the market, right?

They just work a bid or work an offer.

They get what they can done there, then, you know, let the market breathe.

If it comes back, you know, they're still there, you know,
and if, if the market closes, then they're not done, then,

you know, tomorrow they come in, okay, where are we now?

Let's take a look.

Let's price it up.

That's how they trade.

It's not like they said, oh, I gotta get it done.

No, they don't.

You know, these guys, you know, farmers, you know, shit, man, you know,
they plant stuff in the ground and they wait for six months for it to grow.

You know, they're not going to get, you know,
hyper over a couple ticks here and there.

They're not, you know, So once the, once the market starts moving away
from, A value area, other traders are drawn into the market, right?

Once you start moving away from your value, you know, people start paying attention.

Say, Hey, maybe we're moving away from value.

And, you know, as, as prices start, um, rising or falling, you
know, traders start to come out and, you know, change their opinion,

form an opinion, and, you know, go with the, the flow of the trade.

So, you know, then more volume goes through and a new value area is formed.

Right now when the market pulls back to a previous value area, for example, bar
point of control, you know, it was the area where the real money was a willing buyer.

And generally they are still bidding, right?

If, if it's, if it was the market moving up, right?

If they're a big buyer at a certain level and the
market comes back there, they're probably still there.

You know, there's a good chance they're there, watch out if
they're not there, you know, so that's gonna be your support.

So big traders, right?

Big traders.

You gotta think like a big trader, you know?

And small traders don't understand how big traders
think because they've never been in that position.

Um, it's completely different mindset, um, trading size than, you know,
being a small trader, everyone always thinks, well, I could just scale

up and scale up, you know, as you get bigger, honestly, you, you, you.

Looking at the market a little bit different.

Um, it's, it's overlooked.

You know, small traders panic once to start, market starts to move.

Um, you know, basically, right?

If, if you're a small trader, right?

And you're, you're putting on a position and you, you're going up to your limits,
basically, you know, you, you start to get nose bleeds where you're a big trader.

You got so much money behind you, you know, in your pockets that you know, a little
bit of fluctuation is, isn't going to necessarily scare you out of the market.

You know, small traders panic once the market starts to move, which,
you know, causes the market to, you know, to move even further.

So, you know, big traders, you know, they're willing
to take some heats, you know, that small traders can't.

You know why?

Because small traders are under capitalized relative to, to big traders.

You know, I mean, I, I've seen guys, you know, put on positions.

You know, for their firms and you know, they take so much
heat, you know, I'll sit there and I'll be like, wow, man.

I'll be like amazed, you know?

Wow, your company lets you take on that much, that much heat.

But then, you know, they explain, you know, relative to their.

Relative to their book and their positions, you know, they're able to do some
accounting that, you know, it's not really a big a loss as it is, you know?

Um, so anyway, think about, you know, have you ever broken down a trend?

Right?

You know, how, how market moves, right?

Well, you have a value area, right?

People are happy to trade around.

At this value area, they're happy to trade with each other there.

Right?

Then what happens?

Perception changes, right?

Usually due to fundamentals, not technicals.

It's not all of a sudden someone, everyone looks at a chart
and says, oh, there's a clear head and shoulders formation.

No, it, it fundamentals change.

That's what causes the market to.

You know, to sell off or to, to rally.

It's not like, oh, you know, you've got this form.

You got a cup handle formation.

No, that's not what happens.

What happens is big players start accumulating or distributing
a position based on the fundamentals that changed, right?

Then the technical traders indicators start going off.

Then they join in.

Then the retail traders jump in, so you know what is better.

You know, fundamentals, technicals.

Personally, I have fundamentals.

Are are, I think, better, um, you know, than, than technicals.

Whereas order flow fallen well.

Order flow allows you to, to tell what's happening in the market.

You know, you're not necessarily wedded to fundamentals.

You're not wedded to technicals.

You know, if there's something in the fundamentals
that change order flow can pick it up.

If something in the technicals change order flow can also pick it up.

Retail tell traders are generally the, the last people getting into a move.

So it's unfortunate, but that's just the fact of life.

Okay, so anyway, let's get back to, uh, POC migration.

Um, again, you know, just look at a chart, okay?

Again, you know, keep eye on the prize.

What you looking for are moves like this, okay?

So what to look for basically at a high.

Okay?

Basically what I'm looking for at are at highs or at Lowe's.

Okay?

So at high, then you want a bar that closes lower.

So you know what you want is, uh, the high.

But the bar to be, you know, to, to reverse right,
to turn red on you and close, lower than it opened.

Okay?

Next bar.

You should have a lower point of control than the first bar.

The bar with a high.

And look for a pullback, right to the point of control.

The first bar.

Then the next bar.

A lower point of control.

For a low, it should be the opposite, right?

You look for the green, cause you got your low look for the green bar, right?

Like you have here.

Okay?

And then look for the second bar.

You also want it to pull back to the point of control.

This one's a red bar, but it should be green.

It should still follow the same color, right?

If it's red, red, you know, greener than red, no, it should be green.

Green, just as it's here, it's, it's red, red,
and then, you know, lower point of controls.

Or in this case, you know, higher point of controls,
but the key is pull back to the point of control here.

Here.

Okay.

To me that's, that's very important in this POC migration setup.

Okay.

So, you know, we'll walk through a bunch of examples.

So here you got it.

Boom.

You know, I, I probably should

draw an arrow here.

Make a little bit thicker.

Okay, so you see how this point of it came right
up to this point of control right here, right?

So you got your point of control in this first bar, second bar.

It's lower point of control, but you pull right back to this point of control.

Now that you know is, is probably gonna start a trend lower.

Okay, now here, same, similar thing, right?

What did we do?

We came right down to the point of control right here.

Exactly that point of control

here.

Came right to this point of control, right
to that point of control, right off the high.

This one we didn't, right here.

You got your high, you got a lower point of control, but you only came back up here.

Here came right back to that point of control.

So you had the sellers, or say, lack, you know, you got combination, right?

You got the sellers, you got the lack of buyers coming through here

again here.

This one, you know, red bar point of control on
the extreme, you know, which is negative already.

So you should, you know, be paying attention.

You know, maybe we could be moving a little bit lower here.

The next bar obviously is not gonna come right up to that point of control.

You'd have a double top, unfortunately.

But, you know, we came up through it.

Then you get another bar up here, red bar, um, come right to this
point of control here and then, you know, then you continue selling.

Okay, here you go.

Boom.

Another one higher point of control.

Pull right back to that point of control.

Okay.

Here, did it work?

Did it come back to this point of control?

No, it got within a tick of it.

You know, people will say, oh, tick, you know, maybe that's okay.

No, you know, it needs to be exact.

You know, you, it's a game of inches.

You know, it's like football, game of inches, you know?

Here you get the pullback right to that point of control

again here, boom, right to the point of control.

You know, on your way up, green, green, green,
green, green, all higher point of controls.

That's what you like.

Now you're starting to make the move down lower point of controls.

The key is right here, pull up right to that point of control.

Okay, here, you know, you got your green,
your up bar, then it comes right uh, down red.

And then here it starts happening again.

Boom.

You know, what does it do?

It trades right down to that point of control.

You know, the higher point of controls.

Boom.

This one.

You know, I, I didn't wanna put it in there, but again, I was showing you,
you know, this is one way, it didn't come right down to that point of control.

It was one tick above.

Um, you know, but it eventually, it did work out, but
it just went sideways on you for the most part here.

Again.

Yeah, I like it to just be straight rather than just sort of going sideways.

Cuz at this point, you know, you, you're starting
to just trend sideways and it could go either way.

You know, at this point, in this case it did finally
shoot up, but it could just easily have sold off.

You know, I mean, like this, I'd have more confidence in
it going sideways here than I would on on the previous.

But again, you know, he came right up to that point of control.

Hey, that's the same chart, that's the same one.

There you go again.

Right up to that thing.

You know, again, you know, a lot of these charts look
exactly alike wise because you know, this is how it happens.

Why does it happen that way is because.

You know, I, I just, why is this happenings?

Because it happens, because, you know, you got buyers
and sellers, you know, at certain levels, right?

Yeah.

Boom.

Here.

At this level, you know, you had the buyers here again, you got that support.

You know people, you know, I feel like you know Jack and the Beans stock, right?

If you've ever read, you know the story of Jack and the Bean stock, right?

The guy's like, Hey Jack, I got these magic beans.

You know, it'd be like, if someone were to say, Hey, you know, I got this magic
beans that can help you, um, you know, tell where the support is for the next

bar, based on the bar where we're at right now, what would that be worth to you?

You know, of course that'd be worth something to you.

And you know, it, it's, it's showing you there, it's the point of control.

Again, this is a 10 range chart here, 10 Rangey mini chart here.

I mean, it comes right up right there, you know.

Boom.

And these are, and this is a move right off the high, down into new lows.

This is a big move, you know, from 56 down to 50.

Now again, you know, I showed you a lot of great examples of, of them
working on, you know, there's times it doesn't work out for whatever reason.

Um, you know, could be just a change in, in, uh, supply and demand.

You know, here, boom, started to work.

That's what you like.

You got to hire point of control here and it fail.

You know, where are you gonna put your stop, your stop's gonna go somewhere in here.

You know, obviously if you break this point of control, if
it's not a good sign, you know, break the point of control.

Obviously, if you break the low, it's not a good sign, but if you break the point
of control, you know, on, on the initial bar, that's, that's not a good sign.

Um, here you got a couple, uh, where was it?

Here?

This.

Like this one here, right?

So this is a, it's a red bar, but then you got a green bar and it comes back up there.

Well, the market's still going, so I wouldn't count that.

Just as, I wouldn't count this.

I didn't need a red bar, red bar, like this red bar, red bar.

And then we come right back up to that high again.

You know, we, we broke this point of control here.

We violated it in this bar.

That's so, it's not a good sign.

Yeah, here you have fail again.

And it started to work.

It looked like it was going.

Obviously you, you, you run into this bar here that's quite bearish.

Um, it was a bearish ratio and then you just sort of go sideways over the
next couple bars before failing and making that new low and then rallying.

But you know, at that point, you know, here you got this doji bar.

Again, I'm not a big fan of doji bars in the order flow, but
you know, this one is the one I was expecting the move off of.

And again, you here, this one didn't work out.

Again, you know, it started to you, you got your ratio, your
divergence, you got your pull back right up to that point of control,

and then you just started gradually getting higher point of controls.

This one, you know, this is what, this is the one that sort of mucks it all up, right?

You should have a lower point of control in this bar, not
a higher point of control and not, you know, a green bar.

I could go either way with, but I would definitely need a
lower point of control, you know, so seeing a higher point of

control is telling me it's, it's probably not gonna work out.

And again, same reason, similar here.

So you got the point of control there.

You come right back up to it, but then this bar here,
right, you got the higher point of control, right?

You should have, you should be looking at, you know, a lower point of
control in the third bar, not a higher point of control in this third bar.

Then it just goes sideways on you, right?

Then eventually goes up and, and makes a new high and then sells off.

Now, uh, this is a case where it went sideways on you.

Um, everything worked out, looked optically
there, but sometimes it just goes sideways on you.

Here, you got your low, came right down to this point of control.

That's what you like.

Boom.

You know, it's all systems go.

You know, it's nice to see the third bar here is up, but then what happens?

Nothing.

It just goes sideways on you for the rest of the day into, uh, into the close.

You know, shit happens sometimes, uh, you know,
sometimes the market just slows down on you.

Now again, you know not how I like it.

These are some examples, not how I like it.

This one I don't like because, It's not right
to the, it's not to the point of control.

You know, again, it's a tick below, you know, eventually you came back up
to the, the point of control, like, here, but I, I wanna see it here, right?

Because I, I don't wanna just put an X over these two bars here, right?

And just sort of slide everything over.

You know, if you, you got rid of these two bars, it looked beautiful, but, you know,
it's one of those things, you know, you can only trade what the market has given.

And, you know, this is, I, I expect it to happen here.

Then, you know, then sell off.

Not, you know, come on then come back here and get the move
right back to the point of control, then make the move down.

But, you know, I said, well, what can you do?

It's not necessarily how I like it.

Does it mean that it's invalid now?

Not necessarily.

Again, it's up to you as a decision you gotta make.

Now here's again, you know, similar, right?

You got, you got your, your high.

You got your high, then you got your point of control here.

Next bar is green.

Then this bar.

Yeah, you come back up to that point of control.

Then you make the nice move, right?

Yeah.

Then you think, hey, that's a nice move.

Again, you know, it's up to you if you wanna be able to just
sort of put your line, you know, X out this, this information.

But you know, this is a bar.

It did trade there.

I mean, you're talking 15 minutes here of market activity here.

You can't just, you know, Put your thumb over it and, and not, not count it.

Now again, you know, there are people that might want to, you know, say, oh, I'm fine.

I could accept, I could accept this, I could accept this bar like that.

And, you know, again, me, I'm, I'm a traditionalist.

I like to see things, you know, in a certain, in a certain way, visually.

Um, but again, you know, you got some nice things happening up here with Delta.

Like even if you.

You know, if you start putting stuff together,
right, you're thinking, hey, okay, you're high here.

Very strong, positive Delta nine 15, but then here, four 20.

Okay?

It's kinda a little weaker than minus, and then you see minus boom five, minus 5 74.

Fuck it.

I'll get short.

You know, I could accept this and then, you know, if
you did, you know, it's a nice 25 cent move right there.

So the next step, right?

You know, I, I what I showed you is, you know, on highs and lows and days of the day.

Now, you know, the next step is understanding it in the flow of trade during the day.

Now again, you know, not every bar is gonna come back to the previous bar
point of control, but, you know, really what you're looking for are those

moments, you know, those, those moments that, that it happens, right?

Um, you know, it.

It's like, it's like sports.

I, I, I'm always using sporting analogies and
trading, but trading in sports really have Sure.

A lot of similarities and Yeah, it's like football, right?

Soccer.

Soccer is for the most part, a very boring, I'll say, very boring.

It's can be boring at times, right?

But there's just those moments of brilliance, right?

Where somebody, you know, gets control of the ball and puts it in the back
of the net, you know, that's, that's what you live for as a soccer fan.

Football fan, and it's like that with trading, right?

There's a lot of garbage going on during the
day, cuz I only use the term garbage rather.

You know, the market is just facilitating trade.

That's what it's doing, right?

That's what it exists to do.

But then there's times where things just show up and it's just brilliant, right?

You see it here.

Okay.

Boom.

You get your swing, low point of control.

You come right up to it.

Boom.

Okay, great.

And you start rallying, you know, higher points of control, higher points of control.

You get a swing high right here.

What do you do?

You rally right back to that high and then you sell off.

So you know, you're catching it in the flow of trading, right?

That's what you wanna be doing, right?

That's why I, I start by showing it to you at highs or lows of the day.

You know?

Then, you know, once you understand it, once you
understand what to look for, then you take it to that next.

Again, you know here, right?

You're just sort of flowing, ebb and flowing.

Ebb and flowing, and then what do you get?

Boom.

You've got the swing high.

Boom, right to that point of control.

Lower point of control imbalances here, you know, you should be
getting short somewhere in this bar here, you know, 16 area down to 96.

Okay.

Boom.

Again, you know, you're coming down here, you're coming down into the low of the day.

Right here.

You got that selling imbalance, right.

Again, you know, I don't necessarily like to
take selling I balances going right into the low.

I'd prefer to take it, you know, as you broke
through the low, but you know, what do you get here?

So you come down in here, boom, boom, boom, selling a balance.

Everyone's thinking, Hey, you should be getting short.

You know, aggressive sellers are coming in, but market starts rallying.

And then boom, you get this.

You get the move right to the point of control.

Higher point of control, higher point of control.

You're migrating your point of controls.

Higher P POC migration, right there.

It makes this nice.

Steady move up, you know, from, you know, you could be here
45, 20, 45, 28, all the way up to 45, you know, 50, 45, 48.

You know, it's a nice, it's a nice move right there.

So again, you know what to look for.

Look for a high, but then look for the bar and the high to close.

Lower a reversal bar.

Next bar.

Look for a point of control that's lower than the first bar.

But look for.

To pull back right to the point of control of that first bar
and then in the next bar look for a lower point of control.

Right?

I don't care if, if the bar is red or green in the
third bar, but the first two bar should be red.

Now, on a low right, you're gonna be looking for green bars.

You're gonna looking for the market to rally.

You're gonna be looking for the point of controls to migrate higher.

So on a low look for a reversal bar, look for a
bar that close higher look for a green candle.

Next bar should be also green and it should have a higher point of control.

And look for that bar's low to pull right
back to the point of control of the first bar.

Then in the third bar, yeah, you'd like to have a higher point of control.

Um, And you know, you'd like to have a green bar.

Doesn't necessarily have to be green.

It could still be red, but you know, you want to have a green bar.

You know, what you're looking for is, is like this, right?

Green, green point of control pulls right back.

Higher point of control, higher point of control.

And you should be forming a higher point of control in this third bar.

You know, you don't wanna be pulling back here and then all of a
sudden have a bar here where the point of control is down in here.

Right?

And where's your stop gonna be?

Yeah, it, it could be tight, you know, it
could be at this point of control of the first.

Right.

It could be at the point of control right here.

So it's not like you're putting your stop way up here.

It's just right here.

You know, it's gonna give you a nice low risk entry, you know, here.

Where's your stop gonna be?

It's gonna be right here.

Where's your stop on this?

By gonna be, it's gonna be right here.

So, Yeah, hopefully by now you should understand, you know, POC
migration and you know how you can use it to help, you know, find

beginnings of, of trends, you know, when markets are starting to make
a move, you know, that's, that's really what you wanna be doing, right?

You wanna be getting in on moves as, as early as possible.

So thanks for watching this, and I'll see you on the next video.

Um, you know, I said I've got a big stack of them to record.

I've, I've got the slides all done.

It's just, I've just been sick.

There's no other way to say it.

It says, I fucking hate the Philippines, man.

It's like every fucking, every other month I'm, I'm feel like I'm dying out here.

Um, you know, with some virus infection.

Um, I mean, luckily I don't have to go to the hospital.

It was one time I was in the hospital, I was afraid I was gonna
wake up and find, you know, my kidneys missing or something.

But, uh, I, I don't know what it is, the air and that's not the food.

And my wife cooks the food and you know, we eat out at normal restaurants.

But yeah, it is just, Living in the third world isn't, uh, isn't the best place,
but you know, hopefully my wife's visa will be approved in the next couple of weeks.

And, uh, you know, I'll be making these videos
in the US you know, and when I'm not sick.

So, thanks for your patience and uh, I'll see you guys, uh, a bit later.

Bye-bye.