6/15/2023

Greetings.

It is now 6:25AM EST for me.

I just want to let you know that I will start typing again around 8:00AM or so. There’s an idea that I invented within the past week that I believe is urgent for me to type in. If I had known this idea in the past, I probably would have typed it in already. In fact, I plan to mention this idea in the beginning/homepage of this blog. Since I’m typing that idea in, I’m going to postpone finishing that missing Superman story until next Thursday. For today, I’ll type in that urgent recommendation, and if time permits, 2 more stories, one of those stories I also invented within the past week, and a 3rd story. I’ll get back to you on what I plan to do today around 8:00AM, less than 2 hours from now. So, if you are there, I’ll see you then.

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It is now 8:34AM EST for me.

I took a nap and woke up late. I think I’m a little tired, partly because I watched the latest Star Trek: Strange New Worlds episode earlier today. It streams in my area 3:00AM EST Thursdays. It could have been made available earlier, but I didn’t check the streaming service. Instead, I checked a search engine and found out that way.

I’m going to look for that music video and trailer now. Later today, after I recommend them to you, I’ll explain to you what I will type today. I’ll see you then.

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It is now 9:48AM EST for me.

I changed my routine a little. Instead of looking for the trailer 1st, I chose to look for the music video 1st, and I think I was able to find the music video and trailer faster using that change in routine. I’m going to use that routine from now on, until I change my mind again.

The music video, refurbished for advice, that I watched for the 1st time and recommend for this advice is called ‘Home To Another One’ by Madison Beer. I found it in www.youtube.com by selecting publisher ‘Current Chart!’, select ‘VIDEOS’, select ‘BEST NEW SONGS – JUNE 2023!’, which was published 3 days ago. A video clip of ‘Home To Another One’ starts 1 minute and 6 seconds into that video collection, and is #20 out of 30.

Here is a quote from the lyrics:

Call me, “Baby”
I know you go home to another one
Say you hate me
It’s okay, boy, you’re not the only one
Another year, we’re still here
Call me, “Baby”
I know you go home to another one

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I found a review from www.google.com using the phrase ‘madison beer home to another one music video reviews’, I chose the link from http://thehoneypop.com/. Here is a quote:

‘ In this alien-themed video, Madison craftily blends both vintage and futuristic vibes to create a mystical, magical intergalactic fantasy. A posh take on classic tv shows of decades past, Madison plays a housewife who knows she isn’t the only one in her lover’s life. Beautifully crooning the woeful phrase, “Call me baby, I know you go home to another one,” it’s clear that although this isn’t a healthy love it’s impossible to let go. ‘

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I’m assuming it’s a popular song on the radio, so don’t use the music video literally. In my opinion, when I watched it earlier today, I didn’t see any obvious implications from Madison Beer towards her music video portrayal husband. Most of these new music videos talk about relationships all of the time, so just watch it for other reasons. In my opinion, it’s relaxing and enertaining to watch. You get to watch Madison Beer showcase many different dresses, there’s special effects. Overall, I recommend that you watch music video ‘Home To Another One’ for this advice. To watch music video ‘Home To Another One’, search in www.youtube.com for phrase ‘home to another one’, and it should be one of the 1st selections offered, with 1.3 million views! It was published 13 days ago by publisher Madison Beer. My favorite special effects scene starts 36 seconds into the music video, when a gust of wind blows her hair after she turns around, and she looks very attractive when that happens! In my opinion.

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The tv show trailer that I watched for the 1st time earlier today and recommend for this advice is called ‘Good Omens Season 2 – Official Trailer’. I found it by selecting publisher ‘Prime Video’, select ‘VIDEOS’, then select ‘Good Omens Season 2 – Official Trailer | Prime Video’. It was published 7 days ago with 2M views!

It’s sci-fi fantasy. If you watched season 2, you’ll probably would want to watch season 1. According to the link, ‘Good Omens returns July 28th, exclusively on Prime Video.’

As of now, there are 1,286 comments. Here is a quote from one of those comments:

‘ You just know that when Crowley walks into the bookshop in that first scene and says “I’m Back” he is just like returning from the Grocery store or a meeting or something and he is just being the drama queen that he is! So excited for season 2! ‘

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Personally, I am going to watch season 2 since I watched season 1, and I recommend that you just watch the trailer. I think it’s entertaining to watch.

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It is now 10:22AM EST for me.

I’m going to prepare for the illustrations for the 1st idea, there are 2 of them, and I’m also going to take a short break. I’ll start typing again let’s say in 20 minutes.

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It is now 10:50AM EST for me.

Let me start with a commercial that I watched several years ago or so. I didn’t look for it. In that commercial, a boy is talking to a girl. Up until recently, I thought the girl was one of his friends. Now, she may be his sister. It’s just a commercial. The boy made a lot of money in the stock market, and he is talking about purchasing a house with that money. I’m assuming that the parents of that boy allowed him to play the stock market using their brokerage account, and that all of the money he would make would be his. He learned about buying and selling stocks on his own using what was available on the internet that he could find, and he made a lot of money buying and selling stocks. His parents are still going to take care of everything else, including paying any taxes, but the money is all his.

I don’t know for certain, but I believe that most non-managerial employees with just day-trade(to buy and sell a listed security or commodity on the same day, usually on margin, for a quick profit.) for just a few years, and then stop let’s say for lifestyle reasons. I remember I commercial I watched that showed that a man living a single life, saying that he’s always going to be single. In that scene, an attractive woman was looking at him, and he was going to approach her. In the next scene or one of the recent scenes, he was married with one child, and his wife said that she was pregnant. The next scene shows that he now owns a family car. The example is that his lifestyle changed. He initially said that he was going to remain single, but a year or so later he got married.

This advice is for the kids reading this blog. I’m projecting as a concern that when you get a career job, soon after that you will be encouraged by other employees, social media, etc. to have a stock portfolio, and you will choose to learn how to buy and sell stocks. Now, I haven’t said this before, I only imagined it, but I believe that the advice in this blog helps people interact more with their sense of intuition. If you stop day-trading for whatever reason, it is my belief that at least a few of the stocks that you used to own will appreciate in value considerably over time. You no longer own it, but you used your sense of intuition to choose to buy and sell it. If you have the type of job, for example, that allows your company/job to make millions many times over in the course of one year, then that shouldn’t really bother you at all. But if you don’t have such a job, and you discover years later that a few of the stocks that you bought and sold skyrocketed over time, then that experience may bother you.

This advice is to just help you mitigate/lessen such an experience. I’m just recommending that you put a little money on a few of the stocks that you believe will appreciate in value over the years. That way, if you stop buying and selling stocks, if you stop day-trading, then at least you have something there to avoid watching that stock appreciate considerably, and yet you no longer own it.

When you have your career job and start buying and selling stocks, for the few stocks you believe will appreciate in value, just put $2000 on each stock, or round it to a whole number, and the price is around $2000, and leave that purchase in a retirement account, like a Roth IRA/401K account. You should be able to find out what that is from the internet and from your brokerage firm. After 20 years, sell about $25000 worth, and choose 5 stocks and purchase $5000 for each stock. By the time you retire, if all goes well, you could have half a million in your retirement account. Do not day-trade those stocks, since there is a reason why you stopped day trading in the 1st place. All you are doing is buying and holding. After 20 years, choose 5 stocks, buy and hold, and that’s it. Easy money, in my opinion, but it’s all long term money just to help you avoid that bothersome experience of not owning a stock that you used to own that appreciated in value greatly over the years. This is not investment advice as a priority.

As an illustration example, refurbished with inapproprieities removed, you may look at that scene from the movie ‘Limitless(2011)’ starring Bradley Cooper as Eddie Morra. The movie is available streaming from Amazon.com, and according to Amazon Video, that scene starts 33 minutes and 27 seconds into the movie. You’re only using what he is saying legitimately about his investment strategy, and you are only using the money that you chose to use for your buying and selling. You’re not using anything else, such as leveraging, only what is there.

Now, it’s been a while since I saw the movie, and based on my experience with streaming tv shows and movies, they may change, even outright remove scenes, so I’ll just use from memory what he said: I remember Eddie Morra sitting in a room thinking about what he was going to do, and there was a lot of information in that short scene. He found a company that was receiving SEC warnings, BUT based on it’s stock price, it was undervalued based on several holdings that the company has, and all of this information is publicly available in the internet. Based on that information, he believes that the stock price will go up very soon. He bought a lot of it, and after it adjusted and went up, he sold it.

As you learn how to buy and sell stock, you are using your own sense of intuition, your own sense of understanding, even though you may consult those who do it professionally. You don’t have their language, their understanding. You are using your own understanding to buy and sell stocks.

Let’s say that you invest that little amount of money, and over the years, it doesn’t really appreciate that much. Then you have nothing to worry about! You didn’t experience that situation where a few of your investments went way up, but you sold it years ago, or at least you mitigated that situation. In my opinion, it’s ‘win-win’ if you do it this way. If they go up, you’ve mitigated the situation. If it doesn’t, then you avoided that situation completely, or at least made efforts to mitigate that situation. I believe that the former will more likely happen, that a few of you stock choices will indeed appreciate in value considerably over the years. I recommend that you prepare for that.

Said to the kids, I’m not trying to stereotype what you will do when you get jobs. In my opinion, the advice is very generalistic. If you choose to have a non-managerial job, you will talk to other employees who will have their own stock portfolios. It’s like ‘the sky is up’, and ‘the water is wet’. You will then have your own stock portfolio, and you may learn how to buy and sell stocks mostly from the internet, from whatever you can find from the internet. If you learn from other sources, that’s great, but based on my imagined statistics, most people would learn mostly from the internet. And after a few years, most people would stop day-trading in order to have time to pursue other interests. You see? Very generalistic, in my opinion.

Since you’re still kids, when you get older and do something like this, don’t expect your fellow co-workers or other people to pat you on the back and support you. Learn to do things without needing certain reciprocations from others. Their personal obligations may not synchronize to your investment strategy well enough. If you think the advice I have offered you is acceptable enough, then you already have your answer.

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[1:25 PM EST:

Dollar cost average:

I forgot to mention that, while you are learning to buy and sell stocks, do not put all of your money on one stock. Even if you believe that that stock is highly undervalued and will go up, it can still go down, and if you put all of your money on that one stock, you can tell how much of your money has seemingly depreciated. For example, if you put all of your money on one of those penny stocks, what would stop it from losing more than %50 of it’s value, the value that you purchased it? Let’s say that, if you were to look at what that stock would do 1 year into the future, that the results verify that you purchased it for the right reasons. But if that stock stays on that price for several months or more, that may discourage you from keeping that purchase. The solution I recommend for you to do is always have other stock investments simultaneously in play. That way, if you choose to, you can sell some of those other stocks and ‘dollar cost average’. I think that means you can purchase more of that depreciated stock price, to even it out more. Based on the expectations that you may have created for yourself, even though your assessments are accurate, that doesn’t mean that, after you are ‘in’, that the stock market will now follow your lead. I’m only recommending long term investing, but while I’m here, I don’t want you to experience certain investing distress that can easily be avoided or mitigated. So, to recap, have at least 5 stocks in play, and if one of them goes down in price, you can sell some of the others to ‘dollar cost average’ the depreciated one, to even it out more. 1:33PM]

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Don’t have it in me:

It is now 12:07PM EST for me.

Let me use an illustration example and then turn that into a story to start explaining idea ‘Don’t have it in me’: The example is in episode 4.13 ‘Rumors, Bargains and Lies’ from sci-fi tv series ‘Babylon 5(1997)’. The episode is available streaming from Amazon.com, and according to Amazon Video, that scene starts 12 minutes and 46 seconds into the episode. Before I give the quote, here is a partial storyline quote from www.imdb.com:

‘ Delenn meets with Neroon to discuss the war that’s torn their planet apart. She proposes a plan but she’ll need his support. ‘

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And here is a quote from the episode:

Neroon(John Vickery): ‘Alright, Delenn. What is it?’

Delenn(Mira Furlan): ‘I need your help, Neroon.’

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Here is a copy from link https://babylon5.fandom.com/wiki/Neroon about Neroon:

‘ Neroon was a member of the Minbari Warrior Caste from the Star Riders clan, a representative of the Council of Caste Elders and later a member of the Grey Council. ‘

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And here is the story:

It’s a little paradoxical, since the story takes place in the now, and Minbari is from a sci-fi tv show. Neroon works for a company in America, and he’s the only Minbari in that company. He’s involved with a division of that company, and in a meeting, he eventually agreed with the other humans to support and develop something that seemingly contradicts his Minbari beliefs. That is why it took a while before he agreed to do such a thing. It is part of his normal American job, and so he agreed to it. Later, Neroon meets up with another Minbari from the warrior caste, and that Minbari is concerned with what Neroon agreed to do. It is unheard of to do such a thing. Neroon agrees with the other Minbari, but clearly it is a thing that is part of his American job.

The ‘Neroon’ example is meant to help you sense that it is possible to cultivate something, even though you may currently believe that you ‘don’t have it in you’ to cultivate certain things. Neroon already senses the impossible, that he is indeed cultivating such a thing, even though it may seem to contradict his Warrior Caste beliefs. That is why someone from the Warrior Caste requested a meeting with Neroon, to discuss what he agreed to do with the humans.

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Here’s the main story: I’m going to use celebrity Jason Statham in it. When I created this story a few days ago, I remember a man sitting in a chair in a room, but I don’t remember specifically who that man was. My best guess is that it was someone that looks like Jason Statham. Here it is: Jason Statham is sitting in a room along, thinking about his girlfriend that he will eventually marry. He’s imagining her talking about something that she wants him to become, but when he thinks about that something, he believes that he ‘doesn’t have it in him’ to become that something.

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To support what Jason Statham in the story is going through, here’s a storyline quote from the movie ‘Big Daddy(1999)’ starring Adam Sandler as Sonny Koufax from www.imdb.com:

‘ Sonny Koufax is 32 years old. He’s a law school graduate. He’s got a nice apartment in Manhattan. There’s just one problem. He does nothing, except sit on his butt and live off an investment that was the result of a meager lawsuit he won a year ago. But after his fed up girlfriend leaves him… ‘

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So, the support quote is:

‘ But after his fed up girlfriend leaves him… ‘

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In the movie ‘Big Daddy’, his girlfriend leaves him because of his inactivity. He didn’t do anything! In the story with Jason Statham, he is going to marry his girlfriend eventually, but he’s imagining something that his girlfriend wants him to cultivate, to become, but he believes he does not have it in him to do that, a little like Sonny Koufax’s temporary situation.

So, to help Jason Statham achieve an imagined 20%, refurbished with inapproprieities removed, I got him participating with CIA operatives in the tv series ‘FUBAR(2023+)’, streaming in Netflix. Here is a quote about the tv series from wikipedia.org:

‘ FUBAR is an American action-comedy television series created by Nick Santora for Netflix. It stars Arnold Schwarzenegger in his first leading role in a scripted live-action television series[2] and is produced by Skydance Television and Blackjack Films. The series premiered on May 25, 2023. ‘

‘ Luke Brunner and his daughter Emma have lied to each other for years, neither of them knowing that the other is a CIA operative. Once they both learn the truth, they realize they do not actually know anything about each other. ‘

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Jason Statham doesn’t do any of the obviously dangerous stuff, but he gets to participate with everything else with those CIA operatives, with the intent to achieve 20% of what he imagines his soon? to be wife wants him to become. In the context of the story, I believe that this will work for him because of what I imagined CIA operatives are capable of doing: In order to effectively participate in many missions, CIA operatives can fortify emotional and personal interactions very well, better than civilians in general. That trained ability allows them to have a better chance to complete the mission, and if you choose to use your imagination while watching the tv series ‘FUBAR’, you may also tell that they are using that trained experience to interact with each other’s personal lives. If you choose to imagine instigators interacting with CIA operatives, if the CIA operatives choose to do so, they can really relate with those instigators, allowing instigators to finally meet people who somewhat understands what they are going through. And so, if you imagine Jason Statham participating with those CIA operatives, you can tell that he is developing a sense that he believes his girlfriend wants him to have, let’s say after the participation Jason Statham should have about 20% of that expectation met.

With the inapproprieities removed, I recommend that you watch the tv series ‘FUBAR’ streaming in Netflix, and imagine civilian Jason Statham participating with the CIA operatives, not the dangerous stuff, of course, or remove the dangerous elements of the participation when civilian Jason Statham is participating, or imagine him participating to see what he will do, and then don’t use that participation in certain active contemplations, etc.

Also, take the inapproprieities out. There are certain scenes when the character portrayed by Arnold Schwarzenegger is intimate with his ex-wife. You can take that out/not use that. Remove all of the excessive violence. There’s quite a few of those. And when all is said and done, you have a new and 20% improved Jason Statham, the man who initially believed he didn’t have it in him.

Oh, I forgot to mention that I originally made that ‘I don’t have it in me’ idea for single men. If you choose to, single men may imagine themselves, with inapproprieities removed, to replace the character Jason Statham and imagine themselves instead, to get that imagined 20%.

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It is now 1:41 PM EST for me.

I am going to close this list now, even though I didn’t get to the 3rd story. Next Thursday, I will finally finish that Kryptonian story, unless I change my mind again. So, if you are there next Thursday, I’ll see you then.

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Rated TV-MA mature themes, sci-fi violence, viewer discretion for tv series ‘Good Omens Season 2’. Rated TV-PG mature themes, sci-fi violence, viewer discretion for tv series ‘Babylon 5’. Rated PG-13 for thematic material involving a drug, violence including disturbing images, sexuality and language for movie ‘Limitless’. Rated PG-13 for language and some crude humor for movie ‘Big Daddy’. Rated TV-MA imagined CIA operative mature themes, violence, viewer discretion for tv series ‘FUBAR’. Use only refurbished for advice references recommended. Throw away rest of episode, series, and movie. [Use mental bookmarks ‘Dollar cost average’ and ‘Don’t have it in me’ for reference, allocation, and prevention when needed.