Welcome to The Real Vision, Daily Briefing. I'm Jack Farley, and I have the pleasure of

being joined by Kyla Scanlon. Kyla, how are you doing? Hey, I'm doing well. Thanks for having me.

It's so great to have you. So you are someone who's been an investor. You've worked at a hedge fund.

Now you work in education, and you also are a tick talker. Can you tell us a little bit about how you

managed it? Tell us about the Balancing Act. Yeah, so you started getting mutual fun. I'm

left a few months ago, and with the Balancing Act, I just, you know, kind of have a night job and a

day job. It's been a lot of time on the weekends, thinking about content, and usually we'll have an

idea for content and do it later that night, so yeah, it's a huge passion of mine, so always make

time for it. There we go. So by the way, everyone to everyone at home follow a Kyla on tick talk.

You post something every day. So Kyla, you like to have a phrase for stocks. It's a very long word.

It begins with a pH. It's for when they sort of go up. Can you tell people about what that phrase is?

Yeah, so whenever the market is green for the day, I'll say that the market was photosynthesizing.

Trying to throw some science into the markets. But yeah, like plants will turn green when they

photosynthesize. So that's what I say when the market turns green. And it's a good connector for

people. Like when they listen to the tick talks and they'll say, oh, you know, the market photosynthesize

or not. And what I love about that Kyla is that photosynthesis is something that happens every day.

And when you're a bull market, it kind of feels like the market is going up every day. And it only

doesn't photosynthesize when there's a hurricane, which is very rare.

That's true. Yeah. Somebody asked me what we should call like a down day like we had today,

and someone was like, call it hemorrhaging. I don't know if it's the quite third answer, but yeah.

Yeah, well, you did have a little bit of hemorrhaging today. You know, not a lot of photosynthesis

in the foliage with the Nasdaq down to and a half percent today. That is quite a move.

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