Why I Trade Without Indicators
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In this video, Viana presents a straightforward day trading strategy for the Brazilian mini-index (WIN) focused on achieving a daily profit target of 300 points through two trades of 150 points each. He emphasizes the importance of risk management, using a 300-point stop loss, and avoiding overtrading. The tutorial includes practical chart analysis, Fibonacci retracement settings, and advice on trading during optimal market hours.
Viana sets a clear daily goal: make two trades of 150 points each to reach 300 points, then exit the market. This approach minimizes exposure and helps traders avoid overtrading.
He advocates for a 'dry chart' approach, using only candlesticks and price action, without indicators. This simplifies analysis and focuses on market structure.
A strong candlestick in the mini-index is defined as one with at least 170 points and not moving sideways. This helps identify momentum and potential trade entries.
The optimal trading times are from 9 to 10 AM and 11 AM to noon. The 10-11 AM period is avoided due to high volatility from US market news, which can cause false breakouts.
Viana stresses checking the economic calendar daily, highlighting the PMI indicator as a key market mover. He explains how PMI data can cause sharp price movements and advises traders to be aware of news releases.
He introduces the V pattern, a trade he learned from a colleague that helped him recover from 8 months of losses. The pattern involves buying after a pullback to a Fibonacci retracement level, targeting 150 points.
Viana emphasizes a maximum daily loss of 300 points, using a stop loss. He argues that most traders fail because they set tight stops and large targets, while he prefers a wider stop to avoid being stopped out by market manipulation.
He advises waiting for the right setup, avoiding trades during news periods, and not entering trades out of FOMO. He also warns against negative self-talk, which can lead to impulsive decisions.
Viana demonstrates setting up the trading platform with Fibonacci levels (25%, 50%, 75%, 100%) and configuring a 150-point target and 300-point stop loss. He also shows how to manually protect trades if needed.
He uses a car analogy to explain why he waits for a trend: a car at 100 km/h brakes and moves forward, while a car at 20 km/h stops immediately. He waits for the market to gain momentum before entering.
After hitting the 300-point target, Viana emphasizes the importance of exiting and not overtrading. He compares respecting risk management to respecting a boss, urging traders to be disciplined with themselves.
The video provides a clear, disciplined approach to day trading the mini-index, focusing on a simple strategy, strict risk management, and mental discipline. By following the 300-point target and stop loss rule, traders can achieve consistent results and avoid blowing up their accounts.
What is the daily profit target in points for the mini-index strategy?
300 points, achieved through two trades of 150 points each.
00:01
What is the definition of a strong candlestick in the mini-index?
A candlestick with at least 170 points and not moving sideways.
03:16
What are the best trading hours for the mini-index according to Viana?
9-10 AM and 11 AM-noon.
05:16
Why does Viana avoid trading between 10-11 AM?
Because of high volatility from US market news, which can cause false breakouts.
05:29
What is the PMI indicator and why is it important?
PMI is a survey of industry managers about raw material purchases; it indicates economic health and can move markets.
07:01
What is the V pattern trade?
A trade where you buy after a pullback to the Fibonacci 61.8% level, targeting 150 points.
10:06
What is the recommended stop loss for the mini-index strategy?
300 points.
14:17
What is the car analogy used by Viana to explain trend following?
A car at 100 km/h brakes and moves forward, while a car at 20 km/h stops immediately; so wait for the market to gain speed.
23:12
What does Viana say about respecting risk management?
You should respect your own rules as much as you respected your boss, otherwise you won't be consistent.
26:33
Two trades of 150 points
Provides a clear, achievable daily goal that prevents overtrading.
00:01Strong candlestick definition
Gives a concrete, measurable criterion for identifying momentum.
03:16Optimal trading hours
Helps traders avoid high-volatility periods that lead to losses.
05:16Economic calendar importance
Highlights how news events can cause sudden market moves, emphasizing the need for awareness.
07:01V pattern trade
A simple, repeatable pattern that can turn around a losing streak.
10:06300-point stop loss
A risk management rule that limits daily losses and prevents account blow-ups.
14:17Trend following analogy
Provides an intuitive way to understand why waiting for momentum is crucial.
23:12Respect your own rules
Emphasizes the psychological discipline needed to succeed in trading.
26:33[00:01] your daily goal with just two trades and get out of the market as quickly as possible. That's right, putting money in your pocket quickly is what matters, coming back the next day and enjoying life, right? #TraderLife If that's what you
[00:17] #TraderLife If that's what you want, come with me. Let's roll the
[00:29] welcome! I'm Viana, and it's a great pleasure to have you here on my channel. So, you know what to do: leave a like, subscribe to the channel, activate the bell, and follow me on other networks for more tips and content. So, let's
[00:44] talk about how we can quickly hit our goal. Viana, I can't stand losing money anymore, I'm even afraid to trade because of how much I've already lost. Calm down, the solution is in this video. If you stay until the end, I guarantee
[00:59] your trading will improve a lot. Let's go to the chart. I'm here right now with a good old 5- minute chart of the mini-index where I trade this way, as you see here, without indicators. A dry chart is how
[01:12] a chartist operates; we don't need much information. We just need to look at the down? I want to know how high it will go and how low it will fall. The strategy is very simple, guys. For those of
[01:25] first time, don't forget to put " first time" in the comments. I want to know who doesn't know my strategy yet, and take the opportunity to leave your city in the comments because from July to September I will be doing some in-person events
[01:39] around Brazil, and I really want to know where in Brazil you are watching me from. Okay, so we can see here, guys. By the way, I'm with the Genial brokerage now. Why did I go to Genial? Because they told me
[01:52] that their order execution is the fastest in Brazil, and so I knocked on Genial's door and said, "Hey, don't you want to hire me to recommend you?" And hire me to recommend you?" And they said, "Sure, let's go!" And now I'm a
[02:07] partner of Genial. If you want to open an account with this best brokerage in Brazil, the link is in the video description. I also recommend that you leave your investments there because you can create sub-accounts; they
[02:22] have very fast service. I even tested this yesterday; I'm not just saying that. Yesterday I was... I had a question and went into the chat, and someone answered me in 2 minutes. That's rare in Brazil. So, you want
[02:37] fast service, and we need that, right? Day traders need agility, right? Sometimes you're having a problem, and they answer all your questions in the chat very quickly. I'm going to use the colors that came with it now.
[02:50] Carol uses black and white, so I 'll use black and white too. Okay you don't already know the strategy, take a look at this channel, and you 'll learn a lot for free. If you want to join my course,
[03:04] the link is in the video description. There you'll learn all the rules of the There you'll learn all the rules of the method, the recorded mentoring sessions, the ebook, and three months of live trading sessions with me using candlesticks. The course name is
[03:16] also in the description, but it's basic, guys. It's no use knowing other things if you do n't know this: a strong candlestick is a more substantial candlestick that, in the mini- index, has at least 170 points and isn't moving sideways. What is a
[03:32] sideways market? It's very simple. Everything has to be answered like this, with this clarity that I... I'm responding here, look, one candle next to the other, look at the candle, take the first one here, the other four haven't
[03:55] left this candle here, it has everything to continue doing this because the market loves to stay still, it's profitable for the brokers who are buying and selling at all price levels here, for example, look,
[04:09] they are selling here, selling here, look how many price levels are positioned here, and the brokers are also buying down here, look, on the buy side, I have the screen right on top but you can understand, right? So for them, a
[04:21] here, they keep buying and selling, it's profitable for them until someone comes along, they have to be very, very determined to take this determined to take this market somewhere, when that
[04:35] market somewhere, when that happens, it closes two candles above this top region here, we already believe that the market will go up because, agree with me, if the brokers like a still market so they can
[04:48] profit, when the market goes one way, they are determined to take that market that way, and of course nothing is guaranteed, right? Another big player could come along, a fight between big players, and give it a hard push down here.
[05:02] Stop if you're calm. If you have the risk management that I'm going to teach you now, you won't have problems with this scenario, May when the market has more volatility. You'll hardly see this,
[05:16] especially at the beginning of the day. So the best time for you to trade is from 9 to 10 in the morning, then from 11 to noon, from 10 to 11. What happens is that the American market opens, there are several news items that
[05:29] usually come out at this time, and then the market ends up going in one direction, right? You see a candle, as I said, it calls to one side, right? It's sideways, but then it calls to the other side, and you think, "Oh, it's going to go up," so you buy at the same time, then it
[05:44] going to go up," so you buy at the same time, then it goes and everything falls again. Why? Because it was just a sudden opening of the Dow Jones, and then investors position themselves at that moment. So suddenly this candle was a
[05:58] stop for selling on the monthly chart, we 'll never know. And then the market returns to where it was. So this time usually has a lot of this
[06:11] noise, a lot of it. Players, not wanting to push the market, but rather to exit positions or if... There's a lot of speculation, right? For example, the PMI (Profit Market Index) came out today, speculation, right? For example, the PMI (Profit Market Index) came out today,
[06:27] world economy. You can see this on the Investing.com economic calendar or here on Profit itself; there's this Instagram icon. You
[07:01] three stars. PMI, guys, is nothing more than a survey of industry managers asking if they bought more or less raw materials than last month. So, the forecast was 51.8, they bought 50.9. It's above 50, meaning
[07:17] that more than half of the industries bought more raw materials. And if they bought more raw materials, they will produce more, and if they produce more, it will generate more jobs and heat up the economy. So that's why this indicator here,
[07:31] So that's why this indicator here, PMI, is very important. Mark the logic in the three stars? I'm just kidding, right? Of course, I love you guys, I operate the best platform that exists here in Brazil thanks to Logic.
[07:46] It's just a joke, but PMI has two stars. Are you kidding me? So, guys, it comes out at 10:45, then at
[07:58] here is sales, sales of new houses, also two stars, this here, two also two stars, this here, two stars. Okay, right? But imagine the PM (presumably referring to a specific indicator or indicator). For serious investors, they understand this as the root indicator,
[08:11] right? Because it's even a preview for payroll, right? Uh, if you produce more, it will generate more jobs, so it impacts everything. So remember the name of this indicator here, PM, and of course, today it fluctuated, and you're trading at this time,
[08:26] it's buying, you're buying, and when this indicator comes out, it gives a sharp drop to the Stop Loss, then continues rising because it was just a reflection of that news at that moment. Then the market returns to normal, you say, "Damn, I had
[08:39] n't even seen the news." So it's essential, vital for your life here in the financial market to check the economic calendar every single day. I look here on the Invest website, I'll show you, it's even saved here in my
[08:54] favorites, look, see here, the economic calendar, there's the B3, there's also the D index, so there's also open short contracts, there's all this here. Ah, this open short contract from B3 is for me to see
[09:06] how many people slept long and short on the index, and the majority are non-residents, the famous foreigners. So, you're a foreigner, right? So here, you see, three stars, more reliable, look here on the Invest website. But you're in a hurry, it doesn't matter to me whether you
[09:22] economic calendar over there because I already know that the PMON is news that will have an impact, you don't even need to look at the stars anymore, with time you'll know, right? Interest rates move a lot too, oil stocks, payroll, right? Oil stocks,
[09:37] sometimes yes, sometimes no, so not always, but interest rates, guys, the IPCA came out here, interest rates, guys, the IPCA came out here, or the speech by Jerome Paul, president of the Federal Reserve, even in Europe by Christine Lagarde, will
[09:52] move the market during the speech, so that's what your experience with the market will give you, so guys, you detected that the market has candles above and below each other, there's a trade, guys, which is the
[10:06] V pattern, and it happens all the time, look, I'll give you an example, this trade was the first trade I learned in my life and that I still do to this day, and this trade made me get out of the negative. I remember that back then I was losing for 8 months.
[10:22] Put there how many months you lost or You're still losing. And when are want to know, put it in the comments. Then I turned the key with this trade that I'm going to show you. I was in the red for 8 months, I went to the in-person event, and I
[10:38] teacher, I learned from one of the people in the group. That's why I encourage people to go to in-person events because networking allows you to learn in 5 minutes something that took you a year to learn and still haven't learned.
[10:53] So, in contact with some traders who were on the same path as me, instead of trying to bring friends who will only the same objective, I met new traders. And then each one
[11:08] n't work." One of the trades I learned from one of my colleagues was this: the market fell, then it leaves a
[11:23] trader has to be good at eyeballing it. Here it 's kind of bad, right? Psychometrics are way off, but there's a tool here that you can use. Look, you draw from here to here, down, it won't come this way, okay? You give... Two clicks. Am I
[11:36] on top of the screen here? Let me see. Worse than that, I am, you wouldn't see it. Let me I am, you wouldn't see it. Let me zoom out here. Right here at the top, look here, there's zoom out here. Right here at the top, look here, there's a little icon here. This icon
[11:50] here, click on it, drag it, it will open here. So it won't come this way, you'll go here to levels and leave it like this. It will be here with 61.8, which is the Fibonacci retracement, right? V8.
[12:07] Oops, my phone, I think I'm talking to it here, wait a minute. So it will come to it here, wait a minute. So it will come here with 61.8. You'll go here, remove the 33 as well, and include 25 75 0 25 50 75 100 if you want. To make it look like
[12:23] I leave it in fuchsia to stand out from the other colors. In thickness two, you have to click here to set it as the default. Okay, this trade that I'm going to show default. Okay, this trade that I'm going to show
[12:37] as I did before. I said I'm only going to do this trade, if it doesn't happen that day, I won't. I'll do what happened then. It fell here, look, and it didn't happen, it happened then. It fell here, look, and it didn't happen, it fell here. When it closes, there's no point in
[12:51] leaving a wick if it reaches this region here. I've already explained this trade several times, I'll explain it as many times as necessary because it's very important. It closed above this line, buy to reach this top here, look, get
[13:07] 150 points. Okay, I'll talk about that later in this video. If instead it this video. If instead it
[13:19] I'll wait for a sell. Because the more we compress a spring, the more it more we compress a spring, the more it So at this moment, if it closes, it reaches here, doesn't close a candle up there,
[13:33] reaches here, doesn't close a candle up there, comes here at this moment and closes a comes here at this moment and closes a reach the same 150 points. And speaking of that, take two trades of 150 points.
[13:49] That's the theme of the video, because back then I put 100 points because I already have tens of thousands of students, thank God, and I noticed that they didn't have the thank God, and I noticed that they didn't have the patience to wait for 50 points. I
[14:04] thought, "My God," most of the students say, "Go on, I'm getting 50 points." 50 points is life, that's not going to close the account, taking so little, you understand? So what I said was, wait at
[14:17] least 100, click and run, but the market, especially in volatile months like April and May, you take a trade of 300 or two of 150 and then you're out, you don't keep making three trades, many times
[14:30] you can't handle 100 points, you take 50, 70 points, you'll need about five trades to expose yourself to 300 points of loss, you wo n't close the account that way, you wo n't close the account. I always say, hit 300, take a 300-point stop loss, get out of the
[14:44] market. This business of not having a loss target only makes others blow up their accounts, and whoever tells you that either owns a brokerage or has a partnership with a brokerage where they profit from your stop loss, and I don't want any of that, I don't
[14:59] want you to lose, I want you to win and validate what I'm teaching. I want to leave a legacy of new millionaires, of new people who live off the market. Financial professionals are abandoning their jobs, that will make me happy.
[15:13] You'll learn over time that most of the big traders who don't do Market Maker trading aren't the brokers, right? They operate at all right? They operate at all price levels; they take a few points and then
[15:26] increase the contracts. 300 points, two trades of 150, or one of 300, then three trades of 100. I'm not begging you here, of course. Your account, do what you want. Hey Viano, I can't even handle 100 points. Do what I always
[15:41] told my students: click, increase the volume, and run away. The moment you make a " volume, and run away. The moment you make a " Pirum" sound, the profit is gone, either in the "L" or in the "Game," then you come back. Because if you stay in front of the screen—this tip
[15:55] stay in front of the screen—this tip works, I did it at the beginning—you won't be able to stay until the end. Now, patience to handle the stop loss. lying or not. Tell me if you don't have all the patience in the world to
[16:09] wait for the market to go there. Your 300- point loss, but you can't handle 50 point loss, but you can't handle 50 positive points, that won't close your account. positive points, that won't close your account. You can be a master of technique, but
[16:23] masters the technique but not the risk management, I prefer to bet on had to hire someone and say, "Oh, I do n't know how to trade," but you promise me that when it hits 300 you'll exit, and when it hits 2 TR of 150 you'll exit too, yes,
[16:39] or sell. The chance of it closing in the positive is much higher than someone who masters the technique but doesn't respect risk management. You know why? risk management. You know why? Because there's no 100% accurate technique.
[16:52] Because there's no 100% accurate technique. If there's a chance of making a mistake, the mistake is imminent; it's impossible not to lose in the market. So, if a loss is going to happen, you have to know how to control it, and many people fail in this
[17:06] regard. So let me know in the comments if you used to make this mistake, you don't anymore now that you've watched this video and will change your results. Okay, 2 or 3 of and will change your results. Okay, 2 or 3 of 150, at least we're in this together. You got yours.
[17:19] Without greed, come back the next day. 300, 300 points with one contract gives R$0 with 10 contracts at 600, with 100 contracts at 6,000. And then you increase the number of contracts. That's how you build your legacy in the
[17:34] financial market, heading towards geographical freedom, being able to operate from a hotel on the beach, from your cell phone, etc. But first you'll have to cross this desert, operate small. "Oh Viana, I want to get rich soon!" Calm down, you'll have to. It's not about
[17:47] making money at the beginning, it's about learning. First, a demo account, then one 10. Then you're on your way. You've learned to operate and, most importantly, you've learned to exit, you've learned to respect risk management. Risk management is the most difficult, you have to keep your
[18:01] Risk management is the most difficult, you have to keep your
[18:14] risk management, and without respecting risk management, whatever you do with technique won't matter. Okay, take this, just one more example here for you, showing exactly what I'm asking you to do.
[18:27] arrived here and didn't come to the region. So I waited for the first candle of the day to show a gain. Great, the range of the
[18:41] first candle also showed a gain, but I decided not to enter today because in recent days it's been paying sometimes yes, sometimes no. I almost sold here because of this downward trend, but I decided to wait. One thing you should never
[18:54] do is say "puts, I didn't enter the trade, it went down." Stop with words that start with "no," train your brain to say things like, "Wow, the market fell, but I'll take the next one," instead
[19:06] of saying, "Wow, I didn't enter that put trade, if I had entered." Never say that, not even jokingly, because you keep putting these negative things in your head, your brain will
[19:19] say, "Oh, you don't have the courage, do you? Oh, you see, stop taking those!" Then you'll go crazy. So if the market fell to here, that I didn't enter here because it was during the news period. I waited until
[19:35] 11 am. I could have entered and taken that top, but then there was this other top here. You could have entered here on this candle. When it crossed, it closed above. From these two previous ones here, to look
[19:51] From these two previous ones here, to look up here or on a return here and doing a pullback. What is a pullback? The market made a leg, fell, went up. What is a pullback? It's when it returns to this region here. Then you
[20:05] look for a buy here, you enter at a better point, making can see how it is. I'm here with the good old first candle of the day. I just installed the platform here,
[20:19] guys, I didn't even get to place the order. I'm going to do it quickly here, 35 seconds. Let's go: 20 300 30 60 300. I'll give it a name here. 150
[20:31] x300 here, I'll take two trades of 150 and exit, or give me a 300 stop loss and exit as well. Your daily loss can never be greater than your daily gain, never.
[20:43] You should never lose more than you gain, never. It's very simple to understand, right? Everything that works is simple. Oh, it already started going wrong here. I think I did something wrong there. These things here are logically incorrect; they are
[21:00] doing many things. Updates are common because they have a lot of technology, but it won't impact anything there. I've already protected the operation manually; you need that agility to move it. It's on the platform. Even if it were n't possible to have an automatic OCO order
[21:16] there, you can drag it manually; it doesn't need to be pre-configured. I did it quickly; I had time, right? Here I am already protected. I'm aiming for time, right? Here I am already protected. I'm aiming for 150 points. There's no point in rushing if your
[21:29] hand starts shaking. "Oh, I'll take 125! Oh, I'll take 130! Oh no, no, no, no, now, now it won't go! Oh, it won't go! I see there are too many lots there; it won't take 150, so I'll exit with 130!" Stop that, for God's sake! Wait until it reaches
[21:43] 150! Would you wait until it reaches your stop? Why the rush? Isn't it? Do n't wait here? Look, it's going to pay, it's going to pay, just come on, ready, it's over. Let's look for the second trade. It's looking. Look, the tool comes like this. I'll show
[22:00] you how to configure it one more time. Click Click here. 38 remove 61 co Locate it there, 25, put 75, change the color here, I like to leave it in this
[22:15] closing, otherwise you'll have to configure it again, like what happened here. What happens is that it reached the 25 region, I'm going to enter the pullback there, wait for it to fall a little, oops, look, I'm going to get a better point here.
[22:29] So look, 150 points, it's even before the last peak there, beautiful! So from the moment it reached the previous peak, I think it will seek the top above, that's how the market has been, and the mini-index observation will
[22:44] also help you, the mid-index, every day this week, you can look at its chart, it fell, fell, fell, even sought the monthly VUP and started to rise, then yesterday, for example, it touched the monthly VUP and went up. Every day it
[22:58] falls, falls, falls at the beginning of the day, then it rises, rises, rises, so I'm already expecting it to seek new peaks up there, it started to rise. I could have entered down there, but I waited a long time to catch a trend, and
[23:12] I always say, "Why do you wait for a trend?" Viana, by Okay, so imagine a car going 100 km/h. If it brakes, it will move a few meters forward, right? If it doesn't brake, it stops in the same spot. Now, if you're going 20 km/h and you brake,
[23:26] it stops in the same place; it doesn't move even a meter forward, if the front is good, of course. So, I wait for the market to pick up speed in one direction. It reached 100 km/h upwards, so I click to buy to grab a little bit. That
[23:39] little bit, two of those, guarantees me 300 points. With 100 contracts, that's 6,000. You get there, oh, you'll lose 6,000 in a day, and you'll close the month with around 20,000. Okay, oh, I'll increase it then, Vian, to 200 contracts. Oh, you'll close a
[23:55] month with 40,000, and then you'll already be part of the 1% who earn more than 30,000 in Brazil. So here, my stop loss is very well positioned because if it decides to fall, I have a stop loss there, and today I won't lose any more than the maximum loss. So, the
[24:11] maximum you'll lose is what... You win today, for example, when I win, I always win 300 points, when I lose, it's a maximum of 300. So if I get a I lose, it's a maximum of 300. So if I get a stop loss now, I'm out with 150 points,
[24:25] only coming back the next day. So I would need two days like this to take away one day's profit. So if I get a stop loss today, it won't give back any day's profit, it will give back half a day's profit. Look
[24:39] how good this management is and how it prevents you from being scammed. Look, I put the stop loss short there, what would happen? It would stop me now. Ah, why do n't you use a short stop loss, Viana? Because I would be stopped out. Now most
[24:52] people put a short stop loss, large target, most people win. I don't think so, right? Why do I have so many students? Because I say things that most teachers don't say, and
[25:05] they don't stop to think that most lose, and most do this: they put the short stop loss, the minimum index is very manipulated. All the time someone goes there just to So I know. Everyone's setting short stops, so I'm setting
[25:21] mine a little longer. This will only work if you exit at the first stop, or if you're aiming for 600 points, you could set two stops, but I strongly recommend a single stop of 300. That way you won't be violated; you give the market space to
[25:34] stop everyone else, like it did now, it didn't stop me, and then go for its target. If you don't have the mindset to exit at the first stop, this will go very wrong. So it's a combination of things; you have to wait for your target of 150 points, it hits
[25:47] 140, starts to come back, I'm going to exit at 70, don't do that, don't do that. The market index is like a violin, look
[26:04] then goes here and goes to where your profit is, and then you stay there because I exited, oh my God. Viana talked so much, pay attention to this, Trader V, improve your results by paying close attention to
[26:18] risk management, and here it's already starting to come in my direction, look. If I had used a short Stop Loss of 100 points, I don't know what, I'd manually protect it. You can also press Alt B, and it will automatically break even. And I got my
[26:33] daily profit of 300 points. What do I do? Should I exit and enjoy it now? Do you respect yourself like you respected your boss? If your boss asks you to risk management, you don't get paid at the end of the month. Will you
[26:46] respect risk management now? But you, being your boss, disrespect it? Think about that. Oh, I respect myself. Do you respect yourself? Ask yourself this question. you respect yourself? Ask yourself this question. Oh, I hit 300 points here, I'll
[26:59] trading, I don't get paid. I'm not earning anything here. Even though I earned my salary, I'm going to exit now. You, with yourself, this negligence happens. Put your hand on your head and stop saying you respect yourself when in reality you
[27:13] always respected your boss. I'm saying this honestly because I want what's best for you. If your questions in the comments, and I'll answer all the questions on this channel. And don't forget to... Leave a like, see you in the next video! I want to
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