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This man is a fool.

Charts and graphs are amazing.

Oh, my bad, Cabby Ghost.

Yeah.

Welcome back to The Watchlist.

Time now for Charts to Watch.

Joining me, Kevin Horner, Senior Manager, Trading Services, Charles Schwab.

We're looking at the S&P 500, third straight negative day like the rest of the indices.

But I'm like, ooh, say more.

So then I reached out to Sherry, got my chart done for my business.

And I was like, wow, that was amazing.

And then I said, I'm going to run the human design business.

And if you feel like, well, my inner voice can't guide me to that, maybe you feel like you don't have that sort of connection, go to yes-no questions.

You will get a yes-no read and then experiment.

I have Bella's chart right here.

I like to print the chart out and actually put it on my heart and say, is this true and aligned for me? And if I get a yes, I know that I'm working with the right chart.

There was some other weird stuff that happened with that.

But anyway, that's what we had on Charts and Channeling.

Our next event is September 26th, where we take you through the rest of the year.

I'm looking at weather.

It came out like at least a couple of weeks ago.

It's still early alpha, uh, but it's a chart library that you can drop into your app, and they have all kinds of charts.

So they have donut charts and gauges and, um, uh, pie charts and line charts, and you can overlay charts on other charts and all, all the charts that you would need, they have a ton of them, and, uh, lots of really great examples.

Say charts.

What's that? [laughs]

I said say charts.

Charts.

Charts.

It's time now for Charts to Watch and joining me right now is Kevin Horner, Senior Manager of Trading Services at Charles Schwab.

Kevin, great to see you.

I wanted to take a look at the S&P 500 hit records last week.