Good morning everybody welcome back to another stream. Hopefully you guys are doing good Let's get started with yes last week sort of Fridays Once over review it. Okay today see what we're gonna get and then close off yesterday, I mean not well Friday. We sort of suggested price would to go down and And Though yeah on Friday we said price was sort of come down at least If it was if it was to continue going down from here and give you a double bottom would expect it to rise Instead it's sort of within its sort of range set up It gave you a nice little once over gave you a nice little trap here and gave you a double top sort of to trade on this sort of edge here to confirm that this is Indeed where you'd want to trade short and then continued until we reached the End of that so it's a nice sort of range to range of trade Meadowed out during the weekend, but always sort of keeping below sort of this area here. You can see We switch back to sort of book map overview On the Saturday Sunday, we can see that It just was about sort of collecting that Collecting those shorts. I mean longs rather You can see here just coming in below just adding those two positions before sort of dropping off base of the earth So nice and easy sort of Sort of say yeah, you're holding it over the weekend to our route. Well, and truly you're holding it over ever since Thursday Ideally and maybe adding here if you do if you were comfortable adding here But other than that it was really not much change in sort of sentiment Now we're sort of opening up in the new week a lot of sort of bearish news is coming out. I mean Just good and not really we want sort of bullish news here We saw and major thing that we sort of saw happening here was retail Retail investors coming back into the stock market at these prices So we're a lot more Happier in terms of saying that okay cool if they go down that means they got all the traps slain So we could easily just sort of continuing this downtrend and sort of finishing these guys off New week, I mean new Rangers needs to be set up. So again Monday's the day where we usually decide that large spread over Here I mean not really too much in terms of consolidation from Asia except for there you go a nice little stop Hunt here trading to and fro Same sort advice would give every day see where the range ends up setting up. It does look like you want to sort of Maybe give you something like this and continue higher at least for Monday if Monday continues higher than Wednesday could easy come in and give you sort of nice little bear bottom slap and go down The next few sessions could reveal where investors cut down you see they're already putting out that ha ha got you Damn.  Don't do that Don't do that. I mean we can look at sort of so the How the volumes in trading a lot of people have been trading so sure you can see that short here And that short here. So it's guaranteed to some certain extent to retrace at least back up to here Sorry about that retrace at least some Some level and some semblance of the down move just sort of to trip out these shorts because no way again like we say Said before when we had this amount of short in the market There's no way they really want to ideally go down on this long term without clearing off The short traders because there's too much short. There's too many shorts to count And they'll be in sort of big profit. So that's something that you want to always Look to and say that and uh, that's not really ideally what we're looking for terms of news Just sort of a straight decision for australia than than that, uh, you got, uh central bank for europe speaking At 1 p.m. So it looks like the only reading markers again, uh, instead of being 12, it's 1 p.m. Today esc time So 10 and 1 is your are your time for today So other than that, we're not really paying attention. We're not really paying attention to anything else I mean He was 130 over here again He just it likes to be around the same area if there's news they'll shift it towards, uh To match the news if there's not really any news. It'll be standard affair and looking at where yes is sort of opened and Coming in just opening up back at this volume area here We're probably expecting a lot of shorts to be opened on this level here So again, I don't I don't really mind there being some level of uptick Uh just to say to trap out these people before completing down To be honest, we were looking for this to at least come to here So We still have that to play for in terms of short term wise, uh Where we're sort of retracing back to hopefully we can Call that back it did end up on the sort of higher bound But kind of want to end it a bit lower. We'll see if we can grab that out of it If we can we can be happy I guess As happy as we can be I guess Can't get too happy Uh bitcoin wise just bouncing through some uh bouncing through four hours sort of buffer zones here Again nothing sort of too, uh outlandish coming out of it If you sort of look at it again, uh That drop with es will probably line up as this area here out of bitcoin ideally It's it's where we've been looking for is uh Sort of a stronger level of a drop And this was the level we looked at on book map again just shows there's a four hour support zone here Potentially coming to this area there So if we do jump up when we jump to this level we could easy sort of back under I'll be clear out the shorts that were entered into here And then and we know they're the between here it'll split so A lot of decision making a lot of switching would probably occur here So that's something that you may want to take into account if es does want to take a bounce up and sort of A sort of trade up to here or back into the daily and reject the daily here for sort of continuing down to At least this level here and maybe even worse worse They'll uh, just a bit lower So that's pretty much all I really have planned out for those two. I mean Yeah, uh, ethereum is basically a non mover. It's just been consolidating and sort of battling this monthly support And just been failing time and time again Uh, nothing sort of too conceded Uh, again same sort of area here could go up if it goes up It's just trying to get those lungs in Uh before sort of dropping out and trying to get these shorts out from these people who trade this traded this flag Uh to sort of trade lower before sort of actually completing it at this sort of stage here Again, it's a lot A lot tighter in terms of moving, uh, as in like as you can see, uh, the movements From one to you can't compare to the other. It's been here. It's been up here It's been trapped here for a while and it when bitcoins been moving, uh, relatively So, uh, this has been moving a lot less Now we can actually look at it through sort of this size. I mean if we do theorem over Yeah, we should do a theorem of a bitcoin, I guess You just perpetual As you can see it's sort of If you look at it in the four hours It's where it's had its earlier rise. You see that uh So the outcome so bitcoins right risen over this The theorem's just looked weaker than It sort of had its sort of moments where it doesn't move as down as bitcoin does So therefore this sort of ends up just mellowing out in the long run But generally it's just been stagnant and it's easy to see Uh looking at everything on the four hour. I mean Looking at these bits You can see the balancing out here again. Just could easily just clear out this on the one four hour and before sort of dropping that down Again, our targeted area is probably around here. Ideally, uh, it was sort of, uh It'll take everyone for a spin. It'll make sure everything ends up being short after that We'll see if we can retrace back up and and see if we can sort of Climb out the hull But once we come to here, you're probably expecting some consolidation and some retracement back up before If if they try to commit for a further down move That's what you're looking for if they don't commit into a down move They'll probably just swipe at it then push up as aggressively as possible because Uh, you want them to move fast away from zones to sort of, uh, clearly sort of, uh Showcase that they'll have the desire to move out from, uh, it's a certain level If they don't have that desire then Uh, it'll be made known by consolidating and just playing with people like their food So that's something that you want to keep in mind when trading Uh looking at again, uh At um Coming up to here. There's just double top. It's just Oats have been looking decent here. I think they've just been clearing out but Same time it's it's just showing signs and and it's already pinned to here It's just showing signs that It's only being held up because bitcoin's being held up. It doesn't really want to be here It wants to go home It misses its mommy. This is just it's scared.  I mean Relatively so if it it could easily just slide all the way down to here and I think that's something important to note For avax now as well. It's all these old coins look pretty high By strung and they shouldn't really be where they're at but They're being forced to buy the market because bitcoin's being forced to buy es and it doesn't really want to be there because it's already collected Too many shorts it should it should either explode and it hasn't been because yes Hasn't been in that position to explode higher. It's just been slowly penting up So it's been you saw the shift from a lot of shorts to a lot of longs as people try to Clear out a lot So it's just been it's just been crazy to be honest I'm looking at dirt. I mean Yeah, sure. It found some healing here sort of bounced up found that seven Now sort of middling here We'll see if it sort of rejects and continues back down again. It's important for it to be above the be clear I think uh, that's what you want as as someone who probably is either in This is you want to see strength around here once you see strength around here. You're probably a lot better Uh for this And if we sort of look at sort of how the daily volume is I mean you can assess it It looks decent. Um, I mean if we look at the candles and the variations Uh, you can see there it's wiki, but not as wiki. It's where it was Prior as you can see there's a lot more bodies to it and a lot of variations. So you can see there's It's uh, some returning of volume here and there's a lot of more people coming back into it So that's something to note Another thing to note is probably it's like a lot of retail traders will see this is everything's just making a nice little cup Uh for traders and a nice little breakout pattern. So you can see where it broke out for traders here So You can see that a lot of people would be looking to that buy into as you can see here This the reason why extended this it could extend this high because they had an extension all the way up to here for traders, but Uh as all things, uh Was all good things often come to an end. So so be it as you can see This is got I mean the only reason this lid so uh, low is because of the whole FTX debacle You can see where it hit up into sort of here You could definitely uh, say that's sort of hard resistance. We talked about the wiki level Let's see if it comes back down and even tries to hold 20 even the holds 20 even you're probably feeling a lot better I mean we look at a lot more of these One that doesn't stop his uh, uh, finally is stopping rather is ftm You can see it's had a long sort of consolidate consolidate consolidation all the way from may And it's it's finally reaching it's sort of uh, sort of resting point Which is which is good for us because uh a lot of You know, you know, I like sort of uh times when Things take the time and breathe because it's more truck worthy than seeing stuff only go up Uh, you can see that a sort of that they're coming in It's just kind of annoying that you just don't want to swipe at this sort of And complete this to perfection, but it is what it is again, ultimately Uh, it held here bounce high Missed this it missed it It's falling below here. So we'll see if it continues down all the way to zero point four seven generally Generally speaking if if all things is good, uh, probably look it look for it around here A bit holds here. You're probably maybe buying back in as tp But generally could just be something like this where it just continues down But if you're holding out hope you're holding out hopes to sort of say Ah, yeah, it wants to play with this and be strong around here So that's your major sort of uh support level you're looking to hold And I mean, yeah, we can look at gold. Hopefully that's good morning Gold still sliding down At the weekly again, probably seeing a lot of buybacks, uh, which is which is nice So we're seeing a lot of buybacks. Hopefully this is uh continues to go down, uh Again just about just about missing a couple of points We'll see if it sort of comes in and it did already sort of reject here We'll see if this rejection leads into further down because we know we've got buyers already willing to line up to here Uh worst case they hold this here and they just bounce bounce into this For uh as a major and they just play around with this area here Ideally don't want them to play around here. If you're looking for them to come down you're looking for them to just Uh Drop drop the baby and just go down further again Just be a long longer term sort of ride at least sort of to uh 17 87 I think that's that's where I really want it. Uh as sort of that's sort of a nice little um Look at in terms of if you're looking at sort of Structurally on the higher time frames. It's it's just a lot better for it to be around here as a retest than anything else And oh, there we go. We've got a new weekly resistance up top, which is nice to mark out Uh, again, it's just with a volume zone and ideally you're looking for it to be a sort of Commative now we have this area sort of trade into if we are cut if we're just playing with these level up here Uh before dropping so we can give ourselves a nice little double top If we do you get a double top that's in the area to short down, I guess The most part if it goes and ends up going higher looking for it to I mean, you don't really have too much to say above here It's probably just above this point here But generally just looks very well extended. So, uh, it's it's high time that it comes down Basically it doesn't have any right to be Look at bonk What is bonk this? Too many decimal places Too many decimal places hasn't been alive long enough. Yeah, too many decimal places hasn't been alive long enough Numkey disabled I never did disable the numkey Yeah, yeah too many still too many decimal places hasn't been alive long enough See you might as well look at coin market cap Like a solid advice like if there's too many decimal places and it hasn't been alive long enough And it's already on exchange. You missed it, bro. You missed it Is this the horny token? It's like bonk bonk No more horny and spill on so long.  What is this? Let's see. You have not verified the market mark. How are you reporting? That you know He doesn't trade bad Oh god damn it, man. I'm so done with like silly stuff like Bonk Like it's just it's just more snake oil. Oh coin killer.  It lives and dies off a more ego statistical maniac Let's see. What's the trade volume on buy bit bit by They changed what they there we go buy bit. Ah, it's confidence They confidence high liquid is caused decent. Let's see. Oh, okay cause decent amount of equity issues Not much depth.  That's nothing man One trade could absolutely hammer that 2% Look it only costs 18k to move it 2% up or down On buy bit. You know how wiki that is? Ah If I was still I'm if I was still a mean person, I would play with this But I'm not I promise myself. I won't do anything harm anymore Okay, I have to think about the children You're better off BTCE x that's that's decent at the least Still playable like you still can play with this He has no volume With a lot of depth But this is the same man. This is something that like a child could play with Yeah, man, it's great. You get plus 50% move on Oh I'm saying you could do is how leverage that's how little it is like you don't need the help of leverage like And you don't need the help of leverage on these ones You can you can just move markets 2% and liquidate a lot of people Look, let's just let's just follow the bar here Yeah, let's 2 that's 10% look okay 12% is up here Let's go was down. There's there's 10% down there So 12% 10% cool, which is easier to get that's easier to get cool. We're saying 2% I have to pull up the back shore books But we're saying 2% around this much Let's just say you need 100k to move it 10% Probably 200k I got valid range only up green since 50x God damn Yeah, I mean good for you, bro. No, I'm not knocking it man. I'm just saying I have your fun. Just know it's just know it's going to be fun until it's not Like when the fun stops stop like you seem looks gambling ads I can't find the good ones.  They said bonk bonk honey go away Buy my token I'll they even have a website. Ah, let's go one page. Oh, wow. Why bonk?  Oh for too long Oh You know any better. Oh Oh, yes, such innovation. Yes Token burns. Yes. Oh my god. I've never heard of this before token burning tokens. Absolutely That would have been my comic sense Ah, man, don't diss my comic sense You know what his I'll give you guys the best fun ever Like here's a little secret. Yeah, here's the best fun. This is like I will fight people to the grave Here's the best fun to Homer like I will fight you to the grave for this like It's just aesthetically pleasing. I like it I will I will it'll always be my baby But there is nothing you can say in this earth who will say oh, yeah that your fonts crash I agree been using a lot for websites. Yeah, exactly man The people who know no If you know, you know, it's the best font man. It's so clean Do you know why you know why I can't use any other fonts? Because I used to get I used to get failed if I didn't use that font in my university papers That's why it has to be that fun Because if not I would fail He would not even look at the paper. I kid you not. He failed me once. I was like, okay, cool. Yeah come back change the font. I was like Since then it's been ingrained never use any other font. Yeah Yeah, exactly those two is like I'm like, oh cool. Yeah And and I wasn't even doing English in university. I was doing mathematics and he would fail me because the font wasn't right Oh, yes love that And instead of growing disdain for the font. I grew to love the font because I have Stockholm syndrome That was trapped it wouldn't let me go. So I grew fond of my capture uh Honzi's take away too much of your shorts to jump in Uh, anyway, shall we talk about? 29901 honzi takes away too much of your time What's this Let's see 29 what it was.  I'm gonna have to bring out It's talking about rootmaster This is what you're talking about Oh, yeah, that's such a great Such a great boss. Is the rootmaster the single decker? Oh hell, yeah I like that.  You're my favorite type of person Uh more shorts piling in I mean it's just sort of telling that before sort of opening They're sort of trying to bring it down. They're adding sort of shorts It's still adding to sort of sort of this area here Again still holding firm that if we're sort of looking at this we're still looking at to uh Take out the shorts probably at this high. Uh, we'll see how far they take it But generally again at this level here You're probably not too not too fast Um, there you go There's that sort of uh area here where we sort of get rid of that liquidations And we've already got the sort of this area here sort of clamoring to add positions to shorts Uh Look at total two and total three mark up your ranges. See if the options last pump and play. Oh, yeah, cool Yeah, sure. Sure Total I missed this old color scheme.  I mean, yeah Just kind of moving in that direction Like slow burn If you sort of look at it, I mean You see it from here. It's on day this one for out. There we go Pretty much looks almost exactly the same. You can see that instead of being green here. It's there Dude zoom out, bro Let me change it then to this. There you go.  Yeah, sure. Uh, you could argue that I mean looking at sort of this area here Pushing out into this pushing out into this Uh starting to look clothes heavy. You can see how they're closing here Like wherever wherever's money coming in. They're just putting it back Everything's just being put back It's just being put back as you can see just like, okay, cool You have money coming in as soon as you just when money comes in again It just leaves out push down weekly 50 a magnet It looks messy like this. Uh, where is Moving average. There we go Hmm Some certain extent I guess, uh Wouldn't be too relying on it. It's yeah, I see and make clothes. Cool Uh Yeah, wouldn't be true. Uh, it's it's yeah, it shows that probably people buying in but it's just more that thing that Uh, because it is what we know Uh, this is where retail came in and we saw a large amount of retail traders So we know money came in and as soon as that money came in they left it They sort of uh got rid of all that money and same thing here It's just money coming in and money saying cool We want this amount of money to exit the uh exit this, uh mark at this time Pretty simple as mean Uh, yeah, you could you could say that I mean we've been looking for downside anyway. So it's it's fine It's nice. It's a nice one to Nice sort of push one two instant here Hopefully it goes down maybe comes back down to here See how much money leaves the market if they want to just leave this market or Uh, let let it sort of push down that total Even the total I mean totals had more money coming in because the bitcoin had a lot more money coming in than the old coins Uh, well just not not a lot more but it's still substantial more. You can see that just didn't really want to leave it too much Uh, just taken out that and there's just probably just a liquid scrap and I think the money coming in was uh just uh from liquidations from all those shorts Uh for the most part because you saw bitcoin getting very very short heavy Generally, you can see that it's just they're just closing you up and shop uh What would be do you take wicks or do you take the bodies of consecutive object candles? Uh, you take the third half So if you would do it to here to here, so it would be here. There you go Uh, likewise, uh, it would be here to Do I mean well here really I mean you can do it from here to here Here to here uh by d. Libby here But it's sort of moving third half. This is where you don't really want to take it this way. Okay. Just looking for a stop on But again consecutive then it's conceded So it will be up until this sort of candle because this is the one that ends up being taken out. So It'll be what here to here Then it'll be end up being this one Me and eyeballing it. Let's switch out this view. There you go. That's 50% there And it's just coming up just close anyway I mean it is bleeding. That's the thing but at the same time it should it should sort of catch a small rupee then push down So I mean it's this nothing sort of too harsh so I mean it'll be Grab this part. Grab this Grab this part.  I know you have this There we go bring back the colors Not too bad to read I think it's not too bad. I mean it's been finding this quite a bit So hopefully it takes out this liquidity point here. There's a lot of liquidity just been built up Over time, but still we'll see if we can get a visit before the expansion down Because again consolidation expansion. We know that look. There's your consolidation.  I'm joking Yeah, again, you guys know What I'm what my sentiment is today, uh potentially looking for uh clearing out of shorts Look at that in book map actually We're probably looking for 10 o'clock to try to clear out shorts. We've got one o'clock for You uh as a sort of time marker to say potentially reverse off of the trend We long to short. Yeah, we long to short Uh You long to short ideally that's what you're looking for is you're looking for a higher area to short If you didn't if you could if you didn't close the top part here You're you're looking for that if you uh, if you didn't actually if you didn't close the top part of here Just leave it open you're fine Uh, if you did close it you're looking for a higher that would short because you know I don't like shorting bottoms, uh, because it's so scary. Uh, I rather miss a trade Uh, then the short bottom Not because I'm scared or it's just because it's smart thing to do and it's scary because it might just reverse On you and you might just be shorting the bottom and looking like a retail trader So Be smart Uh, again build up shorts We know they usually try counts right that we'll see if it hits up to what 31 uh 100 Uh No, what not so Don't man. I'm too tired 23 100 Or 23 200 they're about to give it see if it comes in got a lot of bids being eaten up at this at this level here Same thing with sort of yes, we'll see how the market opens how they react Uh, again, we've got sort of points to sort of uh hit up into it and just say cool There's possible points where we trade back into reject that Uh, again this slide here and just might be all along so they just instantly back under but Push down, uh, when do you start taxivate, uh Ooh legally I can't talk about it on stream anymore without getting into trouble So I've been told Uh, but but I'm not suggesting you do this You can google it just google came an island you start up and uh a You can start I think it's an earthshark, I can't need I won't I won't tell you anything because it's a crime. It's a crime Uh, and we don't endorse crimes here not anymore. Uh We're good people now For the time being But other than that, uh, I mean you can there's so many ways to run Uh, uh clean up money if you ever want to launder money the best way to do it is in a casino Uh It's not crypto it's the casino You come in there with cash you leave you cash in those cash you cash in those cash for chips You play a few hands You chip those you you ask for those chips back at cash Uh, it's the easiest way And they and they think and they think crypto is for uh invading tax crypto has a Big leisure you can see where things go in and out cash and cash is you can't trash Can't catch cash man, especially if you're moving through borders. You just trade it through a foreign currency Uh, you're in a different country. You come back exchange that foreign currency The serial numbers won't ever flag up Not saying I've done that not saying I've done that again. I'm a good person I'm saying you can Uh, but enough enough of that's greg. You're very bad influence. Okay very bad very bad Hopefully you guys enjoy the rest of your day Uh trade safe and I will see you guys tomorrow peace


What's up everybody, Jason here with jasperyscasebrakes.com. We just sold out of 2019-20 Panini National Treasures basketball. This is a four box case break tiered random teams number two. So again, a little hefty price spot, but again, you're getting a tier of teams which makes almost every spot pretty good. So again, 10 total spots. We randomize both the list of customer names and the preset combo teams below.  You've got those teams there. Obviously, those will all be a tier of teams. So we randomize both the names that got in. Gavin got a spot straight up, Ray got a spot straight up, Eric got a spot straight up, Bradley got a spot straight up, Robert got a spot straight up, then Eric from Prism Retail 2, Matthew Optic Blasters 2, Zach, Paul with Retail 3, Gavin with Optic Blaster 3, and then Greg just got the last one in Prism Retail 4 in the previous video. And there's the tier of teams. Let's roll it. And we got a 3 and a 5, 4, 8 times. Good luck. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 times. Down and Gavin. Let's go 8 times down. Tier of teams. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8. Wow. Damn, that's crazy. Alright, 8 times. Eric, you're gonna get the pelicans out of the way from your spot straight up. Down to the Bulls Suns. Pelican State at number 1. So Eric, you got the pelicans? Oh, this is a little too big, sorry. So Eric, you got the pelicans. Congratulations. Greg, you got the Hawks Wars Mavericks and Jazz Kings. Robert, Las Palmojo, Celtics, Cavs, Blazers, Nuggets. Eric from Prism Retail 2. Heat 76's Magic Paste. Zach, Paul from Prism Retail 3. You got the Memphis Grizzlies. Bradley with the Lakers Nets. Ray with the Knicks Hornets. Gavin, you got the Wizards. T-Wills, Clippers Rockets. Matthew with the Bucks, Spurs, Pistons, Raptors Thunder. And then Gavin with the Bulls and Suns. So again, I'll give you guys time if you guys do want to make any trades. If not, we are just going to stick with what you got. Bradley saying if anybody wants to trade for the Lakers Nets. No, it's okay, Bradley. It's all good, man. I recognized the last name. Oh, we're... No, I'm just gonna close it right now anyway. All right, I'm closing the trade well, Bradley. Stick with what you got. Maybe we get a nice Lebron in there. Remember, there's KD stuff in there as well and Kyrie with the Nets. All that Lakers history. Alrighty, guys. Good luck. Let's rip up in the case.  Honestly. Lebron patches will probably sell for a ton if they haven't already. And did they go like... They went nicer with these boxes, but I feel like they went cheaper because it's not really all wood. Yeah. They saved a little bit of money. I would have paid if you got an extra box. Yeah, yeah. Dude, they don't crack, you know. Yeah, it doesn't give you that extra sound. No, I don't know. You figured it out anyway. It's okay. We're gonna have a half a million dollar logo man in here. I just get so confused with this stuff because I think it's an auto on the bottom, but then it's a relic. Yeah, a lot of times it's too relic on the bottom. Yeah. I mean, you can never tell for sure. Yeah, so I got a look at the phone and I was like, oh, it's just a relic. All right, Paul Millstaff with the Denver Nuggets tonight. Pretty play 101 for the Jazz. That looks like Harlem alone. And there you go from Flawless, 18-19. So Utah Jazz, we have that's a combo team. Going to Greg. We got Lamarcus Aldrich tonight, you know, for the Spurs. Charles Barkley to 25. Yeah, let's do those one box breaks guys. I mean, the one we're all around plays were cool. One box breaks. You get a free spot on the break. That Charles Barkley 76 is three color patch to 25. 76 is going to Eric. There we go. Autograph. And that's Karam Butler for the Dallas Mavericks three color patch. 23, that's 25. Dallas Mavericks going to Greg with the Hawks Warriors Mavericks Jazz Kings combo. We got Markels Volts to 25 for the Orlando Magic. That's going to Eric. With the Heat 76's Magic Pacers combo. You got Lamarcus Aldrich. A little Jersey Otto. 46 out of 49 for the Spurs. Spurs going to Matthew. Now let's say we've got a Redemption. Let's save that. And these are two relics right here. So we've got Kat, Karan the New Towns 10 out of 99. So T was going to Gavin and Ben Simmons is the relic. 74 out of 99. Let's see who this Redemption is. Clutch factors signatures prime. Part number 32. Harris. Yes, Keras Lavert. Brooklyn Nets. Right, that's Brooklyn Nets, right? Keras Lavert. Yeah. So there you go. That was trying to trade couldn't trade Mojo for Bradley. They're still up for trade though, guys. Even after that hit. Next box. Spencer Dinwitty. Brooklyn Nets to 99. A little base. And the printing plate is with the Phoenix Suns Michael Bridges from 1819 Immaculate. There you go. Phoenix Suns 101 printing plate is going to Gavin at the Bull Suns combo. We got Serge Ibaka to 99. Kers with that one. Timeline materials. Ricky Rubio for the Suns. We got Mitch Richmond for the Sacramento Kings. This is where you had Kings. Greg with that one. Steph Curry Relic all NBA materials. 21 out of 99. Warriors. Another one for you, Greg. All right. First autograph is Doc Rivers. Hox. Greg, another one there for you. We got for the Sonics going to the Thunder. Nate McMillan to 99. Oklahoma City Thunder. It's going to Matthew with the Bucks first pisses Raptors Thunder combo. We got another Redemption. We'll put that right here to the side. And we've got a horizontal patch autograph of Chuma O'Keeke. Beautiful patch. Look at that. Very nice. Orlando Magic. Eric with the Heat 70 Assist Sixers Magic Pacers combo. Very nice. Beautiful patch. All right. And we got an autograph Redemption here I believe. So let's check it out and see what it is. Clutch Vector Signatures card number 31. And it's Willie Collie Stein. Which should be Sacramento Kings? Sacramento Kings? Oh, Warriors. Let's look it up just in case. Yes, Warriors. Willie Collie Stein. So Golden State Warriors. Go on to Greg. Nice break for you, Greg. All right, guys. Halfway through. Got T.J. Warren to 99. Pazers. Printing plan is going to be for the Lakers. Gail Goodrich. Little one-on-one printing plate. Lakers Nets combo for Bradley. We got Hasan Whitehead for the Portland Trail Blazers. Little relic. Robert Laspom Mojo with the Blazers combo with the Celtics Cavs Blazers Nuggets. We got Carl Ari. Three-color patch. Another Raptor. Another Carl Ari relic. Victor Oladipo. Ties and Chalets and Knicks patch though, but Rocket tradition. Little, little ding there in the corner. Two out of 25 for the Houston Rockets. Peerless signatures. Dave Cohen going right there. Celtics going to Roberts. And for the Pelicans, Lonzo Ball. That's 11 out of 25. Little A maybe in Pelicans. There's got to be something in here, right? I feel like I haven't done anything crazy yet. I mean, some cases are rough, I guess. All right, and it's a redemption. All right, it's RPA 104. Nice, Saku Dumboya. One of the Detroit Pistons.  Where's the Pistons though? Top. Oh yeah, that's right. Matthew S. with the Bucks vs. Pistons Raptors Thunder. That's the vertical one. I feel like this has to be the vertical one because RPAs would be that, right? Then it's at least a few thousand. A few thousand here, Matthew. So there are some good valuable RPAs. Just not 70,000 dollar ones. So what is John doing? I think John's going to end up around 30. They're like, damn, that's a great buy. It's a great buy in a PYB. Luca goes for 45. So this year it's just like not late in. Yeah, exactly. All right, guys. Last spot, Mojo. I need a logo man here.  Brandon Ingram knows that yesterday. Your Kendrick Nung is pretty cool. Oh, it's Austin for the Warriors. Dude, we need a logo man. I don't know, man. I picked these cases up for reasons. Do I got to switch them? Do you need to go sit? I'll do the string window. No, we're good. Yeah, Rebels here. That's what I was going to say. Hey, dude. Just refresh, maybe, Rebel. Really, Zach? That's good, man. I mean, some of these RPAs are worth it.  I mean, I'll take, I'll take a couple thousand RPA, a thousand dollar RPA. Can I re-erving to 10? You think so? Yeah, that's what I figured, but I don't know. Artist Gilmore to 49. Think for the next one, you're going to have to go to the room over there, and I'm going to have to be like naked over here. Yeah, like to be hated. Jaylen Hor. All right, we've got an on-card here of Danny Green. Are they still on the trade block, Bradley? I feel like the Nets and Lakers combo has been pretty good. And it's a colossal Rudy Hachimora, just a plain patch, but 16 out of 49 for the Wizards going to Gavin. Kobe White Relic to 99. And then Jackson Hayes Relic for the Pelicans. Well, that Soku was pretty nice, but I wish it was live. I wish it was live, because that cycle would be a couple thousand dollars there. But there you go, guys. Yeah, I mean, we were not that excited because it's a redemption, but Nick says it should go for like five thousand maybe. Four or five thousand. Four or five thousand. I mean, that's still pretty good. I mean, honestly, it's still really good, but I know it won Zyner job. So sorry, guys, but so there's that RPA there, Willie Collestine Redemption. There's that Chumon Kiki. He's going to be a stud. I really think that you guys should kind of invest into this guy. Harris Leverks Redemption. All right, guys. So again, we're, I think, one break away from selling out the Pick Your Team number seven break. Kind of welcome, man. Let's get it done. Appreciate it. Jasper'scasebreak.com. I don't know.


formula that calculates a radius of a circle so if I have to try this out get area and I say radius and I give a radius of say 2 and I should get my radius over here so graphql at the core of it is very very simple a field and a resolver function which is a javascript function and do whatever you want inside the javascript function and what was the resolving value comes back as a response to the field that you requested for that's the whole base of graphql and if you look at it so easy that you can actually start saying how you can start mocking it how you can use it for mocking data because clearly when you're building front-end applications your APS are never ready right how many times are you in situations where you're building a front-end application and your APS are 100% ready very rarely your APS are never there your contracts are there yes your existing contracts are there you agree on the contracts you take them put them into static json files and go and start building your entire front-end your applications are very close to going life the APS is still not ready and by the time your APS come in ready they're different from the contracts that you have it gets very frustrating and I think that's where graphql's beauty comes in because that solves the problem for you so one it's a very... let's an example of mocking so I set up a graphql server I define my data types and I say these are my data types and this is how my schema is going to look like that's all that I need I don't need to care about anything now because graphql knows that every field is associated with a certain type it knows what to respond back with so if it's an integer it's going to respond back to or if it's a string it's going to respond back with a hello world so that's how you can do that and that's a small library that actually does it for you so over here there's a small module which says add mock functions to schema it's available as a part of the graphql tools so once you import that in mocking capability is available for you over here I can go in and so I've got a couple of queries and you can see that I've just named the query so I say you've got a query with a name called author maybe I can go and run that if you go and run author on the right hand side you see the responses have come up so that's all mocked data so wherever there's an integer field it will respond back with a random number if it's a string it's going to respond back with a hello world because that's what my module is providing me right now which sometimes isn't very great you know I want to have a little more realistic looking data or I want to get more control over my mocked data I can probably do that so thankfully I can go in here and I can define that if it's an integer respond back with a triple one in this particular case so if you notice now wherever there's an integer it will show up as triple one maybe I can go in and add an age field over here let's see how that works so age will also show up as a triple one if I want to define a certain string simple enough so that's my custom string that's going to show up now for every string value that's there in the system if I want to get a little more creative I can actually get rid of that and do something pretty crazy like in the string because it's a function I see I create an array of random strings and randomly assign a single string to any random value that's showing up over there so every time there's a string it will randomly pick up an element from the array and show it up over there so that's how you can start over customizing your mock data but you can do even better there's a very nice library out there called casual it's a nice npa module called casual you can input the casual module in and what casual does is it creates very realistic looking fake data for you so so I can input casual in and over here say for example if it's my user object I'm just going to go and just say don't come in this code out and I say get me a real looking name and get me a real looking age so if you see you got a nice name called Mrs. Jonathan Sinop Sheena and the age is 48 and the reason the age is 48 is because I've defined that I want the age to be a number between 18 to 75 so so that's casual for you I can even go ahead and even address field and when I want I want a screen name I want a city and you actually get random names of the cities and all of that so this makes it really functional mocking server for you use this get started go and build your entire application now your schemas are set in tomorrow when your API is already all you need to do is just go back and add your resolvers to each of the fields your fields do not change right they'll never change the fields not change and the fields don't change all the front and application that you build your mobile apps and native apps they're all going to and you react apps they're all going to work as this is just the resolve is what you're going to change and do the plumbing over there so you can take a walking server and take it to production without having to discard anything away so that's another classic example of how GraphQL can actually help quite a bit so there are three types of operations that you can do with GraphQL the first one is a query which are essentially the fields and that's what you saw the other one so that's how a GraphQL query would look like you essentially pass an object these are the three fields I want to respond back with those three fields the second are mutations so mutations are where where you go and update records so these are right operations and in a mutation you pass the parameters that you want to change and you pass the parameters that GraphQL should respond back with after the change has happened and they could be different they don't have to be the same in this example because their likes I'm just responding back with the like but I could say update the likes but respond back to me with the name of the product that is there that will still work the third is subscriptions and I think that's one of the coolest features here so subscriptions allows you to do real-time reads on specific fields and they keep listening to certain mutations whatever mutation happens subscription will trigger and those fields will start showing up now from a query standpoint they're pretty much similar to the way you work with a read query but things start to change on the server side so so I think till about a few months back the specs for the subscription was still in draft mode and they were not fully released but the Apollo team went ahead and kind of released a full a fully featured version of subscriptions on the Apollo server and that's primarily based on web sockets so if you want to use subscriptions in your application you need to do a little more you know for queries and mutations it's just about going and adding a resolver function and you're all set but with subscriptions you'll have to go about setting up a small subscription end point you need to set up a subscription end point and you need to set up web sockets so this is on your express side you need to write a special prefer code additional and in your resolver you'll have to use pubsub so use a pubsub to keep listening to an event of a mutation and every time that event mutation is happening it's going to go about updating the fields and ask me I think subscription solves a lot of modern day problems that we have faced right so just to so one of my pet peeves is this you know we live in a tab world we have like 30 40 tabs opened up in a browser and out of which 7 or 8 tabs belong to the same application that we have like we work on GitHub I work on GitHub pretty often and I'm working on a repo I got a bunch of PRs I got a bunch of issues they're all opened up in different tabs I've blown close a couple of issues merge a couple of PRs and my damn count is different on every single time so the count of opening issues is very different and it gets very frustrating we need to keep refreshing each tab to make sure that my counts are all same same as the thing with e-commerce right I've got 4 or 5 different product pages opened up I've added a couple of them to the cart and my cart the items and cart number is not the same across different tabs and and I think that's where subscriptions can actually come in and solve the problem for you so this is a small example that one of my colleagues built in Shalini is Shalini around here but so Shalini is a very young colleague of ours and you know I kind of helped her out with GraphQL and today can you help me build a subscription and she came up with this in a couple of days so what this is is product listing on the left hand side and it's a cart on the right hand side and you got subscriptions enabled for your items to cart and your cart page every time a product is getting added to the cart your sub thing should start popping up over here without having you to do refresh so you had to cart immediately it shows up on your cart page and the count is also changing on the top so now your browser tabs are all synced with each other so that's a small video of how subscription can work in moving on query fragments I think another cool thing about GraphQL if you remember at the start I talked about how you have queries how every component can make a demand of the data that it needs and it will pass up to the parent in GraphQL you do that with something called the query fragment and if you look at an example over here on the top is probably like a cart component a profile tile can call it as so you got a profile page you got the name and some information on what the status is and how long have they been a member so all the data is now created as a fragment and that fragment will simply define that hey this fragment is called public profile it's on type of the user type of person and it's got a name field profile field status and a message and then you also have another component called the billing component billing address component which defines that I need the street address I need my city I need my state and reserve code so on and so forth so every component I just define the fragment of the data that is required for that component and then what happens is on the parent level using a simple spread operator these fragments are pulled in and your entire query is built so again a simple example for this so on my left hand side is the whole GraphQL schema it's got all the information about the user first name last name display about the blah blah blah every single thing and what I've done in my query is I simply create small fragment so this is my public profile information which simply shows display name and avatar and I've got my private profile which got more information with things like email billing address and stuff like that and then depending on what page I'm going to query from I define what data should I be pulling in if it's going to be my personal profile page logged in profile page I want to find both my data if it's just my public profile then I'm just going to pull in my public profile information so if I query profile page I would probably get all the information in so data from my public profile and also from my personal profile and if I query only public profile I get only those two data points in and now because these are fragments I can just go in and I can so for example this component is being used in like 5 or 20 different places and now your project manager comes in and says you know what just can add this one additional field over there which essentially means you need to go and add it in all the different places not only the component but also the component is probably the same place but the APA that's been using you have to make sure that that fields are available all over there but now with very fragments I just need to do it at one place so I could just define it over here and every single place where this fragment is being used will automatically get that additional information of members and that's all casual by the way that's casual mock data that's out there so right from date and everything can be pulled in so that's GraphQL fragments for you okay so these are a couple of good things about GraphQL there are a couple of not so good things about GraphQL and the first one is the classic n plus one query problem so the way GraphQL is structured right every resolver function runs asynchronously within a promise what can happen due to that is the same record can be hit multiple times so the n plus one problem is where you got multiple queries hitting the same record and returning back with the same result that happens very often with GraphQL so if you see this example over here I got a list of friends and I got a best friend for each of those friends and there's obviously a common possibility that my best friend is somebody else's best friend also and when I run a query like this what happens is on the network or on the database is going to make all these calls and you'll realize that the person with an ID too is getting called multiple times which is essentially not a very good thing and that's a problem that happens very often with GraphQL and I can probably show that with a small demo so the same example that we saw put it up in GraphQL I got a list of friends and showing that I'm trying to get the name of the best friend and also my friend's best friend when I run that I get to see a bunch of names and you'll obviously notice that some names are duplicating over here so Shailesh for example is the best friend for a lot of people so his name shows up here multiple times and on the database what's happening is that particular ID is getting called multiple times and that's the problem so to solve this you have something called a data loader so this is a very small library that Leigh Byron put together apparently he and one of his friends sort of where programmed it in a coffee shop and it's just about 300 plus lines of code so very small library but this sort of solves the whole problem of Rn plus 1 and it does it in two ways so your data loader basically does just two simple things it does batching of all the queries and secondly it does caching of the records that have already been queried for and if I have to go and enable this in my application reasonably simple I would go and import my data loader in and I also obviously create a new data loader instance and then in my queries where I'm simply doing a very regular find by I'm going to route it via my data loader I'll just save it and run my same query again I get the same results which is great but the good thing also is just like one so one call went into the database with the data so at the most you just get one or two calls so that's the data loader and I think if you're using GraphQL on the server you should definitely give this a concentration the next thing is so a lot of questions that keep coming up very often is how do you do authentication and authorization with GraphQL and I think the plain and simple answer to that is you don't so as per the specs and for the guidelines it's recommended that you do not do any kind of authentication in the GraphQL layer but you kind of do it above and below so just to get everybody on the same page authorization and authentication is actually two different things authentication is where you want to validate whether the user who's coming in is a genuine user or not so if the person is a genuine user then let them even access the API if they're not a genuine user just return back with an error and don't even let them touch the API so that's authentication authorization on the other hand is you want to check whether the person who's making the transaction is authorized to make the transaction or not so it could be like if you're an admin then you're able to make right changes to certain fields if you're not an admin then you're only able to read so that's authorization and the recommendation is that you separate them out and you do it this way so you have authentication on the top so it's all of in your express layer or in your server side layer and once that is and once your authorization layer is there and the person request that's coming in is valid then it goes through your GraphQL layer which is transparent doesn't do anything and then it goes and checks on your authorization which is essentially sitting on your business logic or in a database layer and then if that's valid then you allow or just allow certain transactions to happen so that's essentially the recommended practice that how you recommend using using authorization authentication with GraphQL if you're using node and express very standard tools you have used passport you can use the JWT tokens you can use biker app the standard things that you do so they all on the express layer that's there GraphQL you do not want to ideally do that having said that you can do it if you really want to do it but the recommendation is that you do not should ideally not do so that's about it let's try and play a small game so this is an application that we kind of built together it uses Angular on the front end because Angular is an awesome app yes and it uses GraphQL which is a hosted version of the GraphQL server and app is very simple essentially it shows you a bunch of libraries go click on it and just vote for a library it has all three implemented in it so it is using queries to read the list of libraries and show it to you that is a mutation so you don't have to click on a star it goes and mutates the value of that particular object and with subscriptions it will keep sorting and making sure that the library with the most number of stars comes first it's on firebase and it's using free GraphQL so not sure how much of traffic or load it is going to take but let's give it a shot so that's a URL if you guys can just open up your mobile phones and try and hit it bit.ly slash get-stars that's the URL open it up on your mobile phone you see a bunch of libraries get stars so go ahead and start voting it and with my subscriptions and if my servers hold up hopefully you will see the library is opening up and you can try and see if they are staying in sync with what you are clicking and what I am getting to see you are moving forward nice to see Angular out there let's react the extra let's stop it so anyway that's a small demo out there and the codebase is also available on bit.ly slash get-stars ifon code you can go GitHub URL and play with it like I said it uses Angular 4 with AOT and it uses GraphQL in the back end so that was about it for the demo and I never had an opportunity to give public service announcements at JSU so we as a community are extensive users of open source pretty much every tool that we use every library that we use is open source our NPM modules are anywhere around 800 to 900 modules in and all of them are free we are huge consumers of open source and I think it's sort of time for us to start contributing back to the open source community and you can do that in every possible way very small small things obviously you can raise issues various libraries that you're working on and not only just raising issues I think it's more important to try and make an attempt to fix those issues to try and make an attempt to fix those issues raise a PR try and see if you can do some improvements on this I think just in the course of me doing the stock I found I was obviously playing through a couple of GitHub libraries and I found there are so many opportunities for me to contribute back in terms of improving their code simple things you know like dependencies missing out of packages just going add those dependencies in that NPM start script is not probably using Nodemon make it use Nodemon so very simple things do very small small things but start contributing back to the open source community because unless you do that the core people who are maintaining this are probably getting burnt out trying to just answer all your issues so that's one if you are getting started with open source the talk was happening down there it was only a moment otherwise there's a very nice article on Medium by Kenzie Dodd first time was only go and have a look at that talks about how you can start contributing to open source and also in GitHub go and look out for these tags called first time was only beginners or help wanted so pretty much a lot of libraries of their web pack and Angular and so many more they have tasks which are simple which are more which new people can go in and start working on go and search for those particular tags poke those repos see if you can make any contributions and keep raising PRs I think that will really help us grow as a great open source community and that's about it from my end we will take questions yeah I still can't hear you hello so this is about probably the demerits of GraphQL how we can get into trouble with using GraphQL so in typical ERP applications we want to authorize so as if someone has rolled this he can only see these fields and he can only this is an important call because this is put in GraphQL how do you handle those things and sometimes it probably becomes an overkill if you are using GraphQL for such applications I think GraphQL makes sense when you are you've got something like give me all the comments for this user ID and then for that comment give me the user ID and for that user ID give me all the likes where the schema is more dynamic but in applications you want to restrict what the user wants you will say that once a user hits this I will only give him the specified response so what are your views on this so to answer your question with regard to how so I think your question is more with regard to how can I selectively show certain fields to a user based on the type GraphQL is so there are directives called skip or include so I can say either it skip or either it include I can mark certain fields for that so you know for example you can use query fragment the classic example was a public and private so there is a public private profile I can put it under a directive saying either it include and I say if that user category or Boolean is set to true only then include these fields so even though it's a part of my query it will not render it unless my condition is set on the top so that is possible with GraphQL selectively showing fields the other question was with regard to sorry I yes so yes so your GraphQL sort of gives you access to all the schemas that are available but then the person who is building an API for you so if you look at it the person is building an API he or she also has access to the entire database in a certain way so the same person is the one who is kind of transferring on to GraphQL so I wouldn't but then like I said if you look at the example that I showed you the authorization you could still have authorization on your microservices layer so even though you have that field in GraphQL you could still reject that at your microservices layer or on your actual core application layer that's it I am new to GraphQL so and I would like to know a little more about the server side deployment that's what I would like to know right so one of the when you say server side deployment do you mean languages or how are they deployed? yeah yeah so specifically like can a single server also cater to graphene as well as REST based calls or that has to be a dedicated servers no they would be different servers and how do they interface with database so like I said in GraphQL when you have a resolver function inside the resolver function you could write whatever code that you want to return back so if you want to write code to hit a MongoDB database or to hit an end REST API and bring it back you can do that so it's nothing to do with Graphene as such no so Graphene no nothing it's a Graphene or GraphQL GraphQL yeah so GraphQL is like the server language Graphene is I think is an open source tool that allows it's similar to GraphQL actually I think a product of GraphQL yeah I think that's just a spin off of yes it's a GraphQL implementation on one of those languages I think I have that number on my list yeah so that's a Python port of GraphQL yeah that's there so it is just it works just like GraphQL it is a GraphQL server another thing is can you show me a realistic request not just a payload but I think this might be something better taken offline so that we can let everybody go home so you want to see how a networker looks like with a GraphQL sure I can show that it's essentially just a post with an object attached to your URL so even a Puri is going to be a post sorry even a Puri just catch up with Vincy after the talk thank you very much coming tomorrow please remember you need to 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6. To stop doing to make people respect you Who doesn't like to be respected and treated well? Marilyn Volzavan, an American magazine columnist, author and playwright once said, What women want is what men want. They want respect. We all desire to be treated with love and respect and, quite frankly, every relation should rest on this. According to Philip James Bailey, an English spasmodic poet, respect is what we owe. Love is what we give. Respect, however, cannot be given just because an individual feels they deserve it. People earn respect by acting right. Hong Kong American actor and director Bruce Lee once said, Knowledge will give you power. But character, gaining others' respect isn't about having the best credentials and qualifications possible. Yes, it might matter at first, but as soon as they discover your true character, it will mean nothing to them anymore. For instance, in a situation where a professor's student no longer addresses him properly, speaks to him rudely, ignoring his position as a professor, what do you think would have warranted such an attitude? Of course, the professor must have behaved out of place at some point. Hence, the disrespect. If you desire to be respected so much, but you cannot seem to understand why people don't respect you as much as you'd love, perhaps you are doing certain things to attract disrespect. In this video, I'll share with you six things to stop doing to make people respect you. This, I believe, will help you become a successful person. If you're new here, consider subscribing so that you won't miss other interesting videos like this. 1. You talk about yourself a lot. When you are overly self-effacing, no one wants to be around you nor respect you, because all you do is talk about yourself. For every conversational subject, you involve yourself as though you are the smartest person on earth who has sinned it all. Imagine a friend of yours that has a personal story to tell about every subject and never ceases to take every available opportunity to talk about himself and his experiences. Guess what will happen next? You'll soon get tired of listening to all the is in his speech. You'd be willing to change the subject every time you notice that he is about to start a discussion about himself. So, if you're pretty self-effacing, you might want to ditch that because no one likes or respect such character in a person. 2. You waste people's time. Have you ever heard that time is more valuable than money? Teofrastis, a Greek native successor to Aristotle in the peripatetic school, once said, Time is the most valuable thing a man can spend. Also, according to Philip Stanhoe, know the true value of time, snatch, seize, and enjoy every moment of it. No idleness, no laziness, no procrastination, never put off till tomorrow what you can do today. When you fail to realize how valuable time is, you will always waste it. Now, it is not exactly a problem when you waste your own time, but wasting other people's time is such a big deal and no one will respect you for it. Charles Darwin, an English naturalist, geologist and biologist known for the science of evolution, said, a man who deers to waste one hour has not discovered the value of life. 3. You're always apologizing. There is a time and place for everything. People who are always apologizing without giving it a thought are the ones least respected or not respected at all. Over-apologizing is a sign of being overly submissive. Yes, you want to be submissive but not unnecessarily. Imagine spilling your cup of beer on your body and still apologizing to everyone in the room, even when your actions have no direct effect on you. 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Hi everyone, welcome to this lesson which will walk you through the derivation of the limit definition of the derivative, or as I like to say, welcome to differential calculus. So central to this derivation are rates of change. And you have probably studied two types of rates of change, average rates of change, and instantaneous rates of change. Remember, our rates of change between two specified points, whereas an instantaneous rate of change is the rate of change at one point. And the instantaneous rates of change you've probably simply been estimating by finding the slope of the tangent line to the curve at the point. And it's probably been your experience with that, that it does not always provide for a really accurate answer. So there has to be a better way to get one, and there is. So we're going to use an applet to facilitate our understanding of where the limit definition of a derivative comes from. So if we take a look at what we have here, we have a blue exponential curve, and we have two lines associated with it. We have a secant line, that's the green line, which passes through this point, which you'll notice I can move along the curve, and also that y-intercept point at 0, 1. Then we also have the red tangent to the curve at that point, 0, 1, the y-intercept. So what we're trying to achieve in the end is a way in which we can determine the slope of that red tangent line. And the way we're going to do it is by talking about average rates of change, which in this case would be the slope of this green secant line, at any point at which we opt to stop this movable point, and the idea of a limit. So let's start by coming up with an expression as to how we get slope. So we all know slope to be change in y over change in x. So what we want to come up with is a general expression for the slope of that secant line. So let's take a look at another diagram, which will allow us to establish some variables we can use to do that. So we have a boldface curve, f of x, and you'll notice on it we have two points, a and b. The line passing through the points a and b is the secant line, and we have the tangent line to the point at a. So we want to establish some variables that we can use to come up with an expression for the slope of the secant line. So let's simply start by referring to the x coordinate of that point a is x, and that makes of course the y value we can express as f of x. Now the point at b, there's obviously some kind of horizontal distance between the point a and the point b, and we need to establish a variable for that. So we're simply going to call that horizontal distance between point a and point b, we're going to call it h. You'll notice that's what most calculus textbooks call it. Some do call it delta x, but for our applications here we're going to simply use h. So if we know the point a has an x coordinate x, and if we go down the x axis a little bit, we arrive at the x coordinate for point b, we can designate that x coordinate for point b as x plus h. So then the y coordinate then can be expressed as f of x plus h. So this should be enough for us to come up then with an expression for the slope of the secant line. So we know in the numerator we need to subtract the y values. So if we start with the y value, that was for that point b minus the y value for the point a, and then we need to subtract their x coordinates. So the numerator you can't do much to. The denominator though, the x's cancel out and we're simply left with h. So now we have that first step, that general expression for the slope of the secant line. So let's go back to our applet. So that green line, if we wanted to find the slope of it, that expression we came up with should give us that slope we want no matter where this point is. So no matter where I put this green point, that expression we found should give us the slope we need. So if I started doing that, if I started moving this green point and everywhere I stopped it, I was going to come up with the slope at that time. So if I had the green point here, I would go ahead and calculate the slope of the green line. If I moved the point a little bit closer to the red point, I'd stop again, calculate a new slope of that green line. And this is where the limit idea comes in because notice what's happening to that green secant line as I move the green point closer to the red point. That green line is tilting towards the red tangent line. So if I move the green point again, a little bit closer, calculate a new slope. And this is where the limiting idea comes in. Every time you stop and calculate the slope of that green line, if we were to take a look at that collection of slopes we have, by the time that green point lies right on top of the red point, we should be able to very closely estimate the slope then of the tangent line. And notice another thing that's happening. As the green point gets closer and closer to the red point, that horizontal distance h that we designated as the distance between those two points, that's getting smaller and smaller. So what we can say then is as the red point remains fixed and we move the green point down towards the red point, the value of h is decreasing, and specifically it's approaching zero, because if eventually that green point were to lie right on top of the red point, right there, h is essentially zero. There is no horizontal distance between the two points because they are lying right on top of each other, they coincide. So taking it a step further then, once that green point does coincide with the red point, essentially the secant line becomes the tangent to the curve. Those two lines are one and the same. And it follows that the slope of the secant line that you've been calculating would approach the slope of the tangent to the curve. So let's try to summarize this using some of the limit notation we've talked about and we know that we're trying to come up with some way to find the slope of the tangent. So let's start with a more geometric kind of take on it. So we're trying to do a limit as that point B approach day. So let's go back to the diagram for a second. On here, if you were to envision this point B sliding down the curve towards that point A, hopefully you can envision how that h value is getting smaller and smaller. And as a result, the slope of that secant line is tilting towards what will eventually be the slope of the tangent line. So the way in which we can express that with the notation is to say the limit as that point B approaches point A and we're taking the limit of all those slopes of those secant lines. So let's make it a little bit more algebraic now. So another way to say this is the limit as h approaches zero because remember as that point B slid down the curve towards A that horizontal distance h between the two of them was decreasing. And remember the expression we had for the slope of the secant line. And that everyone is what we know as the first limit definition of the derivative. And this is where I can welcome you officially to differential calculus. There is a second limit definition, which you will soon learn. This one though is designated as the first limit definition. And as you move on, you'll learn how to work with these two limit definitions. But hopefully at least for now, this has helped your understanding of where the limit definition of a derivative comes from and how limits and average rates of change feed into that.