Hello everyone, okay, so I don't normally do this sort of thing Not very good at it, but it's not a review. All right. I'm just gonna I bought this a week ago Maybe less time than that But no longer in a week ago. I've had some lovely fun with it. It's Very easy to fly what if once you get past the Part where the thumbs hold on Yeah, so this is a you know, it's a great little craft, but I found it a bit difficult Well, I found it easier to control then some of them because some of these crafty Yeah, these days come with these and this can be quite difficult this one comes with this big massive Remote there, which to be honest with you I prefer that to these smaller ones because I find that I can I pinch I sort of do a I don't do a full pinch like this like a hybrid thing and I can move this around and Show you on here It just means when I'm flying I can use these areas just to keep things where I want them to And do this but they both have these sprung There's some throttle because what it tries to do is it uses a obstacle flow sensor from what I understand and it will Take off and bring itself to a certain height And it will help you with an altitude whole type thing keep your attitude and Which means you've got to fine-tune how you use this now That's all well and good if you're used to doing it like that But I've been used to having one of these On my Simon and on my normal transmitter as well, and that's what I have on my Toronto, so I I do like going back to This one today and it was really difficult for me to get that throttle position You've got to retrain myself to get our throttle position because that's how I Control I find it difficult like this sometimes because you can see what's happening to my thumb down there as I'm going down there So I sort of just keep them both like this But that's my preference And I'll do a little video on this Maybe tomorrow or later So you get to you know You get a box here, but put some pieces got a thing so you can plug in to charge the battery Put the batteries in this and you just put that strength the USB you got a screwdriver to take the Pops out. I believe I'm sorry screw drive to take the screws out from me. There's a whole bunch of screws here I believe the the props screw on But we have to find that out There's some little rubber pads there because you can take all this gear off and the landing feet here And put the little pads on there. You can see that down the bottom You can put the little pads on down there And I'd like to take them off, but I just wanted to show people with the angst That's how it comes it comes in the box or you preset up and everything So this is great and it has the plastic interior so you can put it back in the molded plastic And you could put it all back in the box with the radio and take it anywhere you like You know on the day where there's pretty much an external wind Because it's very light 50 grams including including the little battery that comes with it So Instructions, yeah, you probably want to go over there for calibration reasons and bits and pieces We're not going to go through all the instructions on this You want me to go through all the instructions that we can do it in different video But on this today, it's just about this because I'll put some flight footage up At the end it's just because this is quite small obviously So if you're flying around 10-15 feet in front of you, it's quite small on the screen So I can't shrink it down put it up into the corner Really so it doesn't have a camera This is the sort of thing I would suggest as well as a sima But I did a whole bunch of stuff on the sima flights and that and then realized you can't actually get them anymore Or if you can it's going to be very hard, but these are on sale today These are the sort of things you can pick up 28 pounds 28 dollars pretty much works out to be the same thing Good fun. It's got three Settings you've got the automatic takeoff Take it to a certain height about a meter off the ground And you've got a you know the three settings on here I've been using it in one to start off with just flying around indoors. This is what I found great Great flying around indoors. You can fly in and out your windows as well in the room If you've got two windows in one room, that's what I've been doing as well And Yes, it's really good fun. I would suggest something like this nice and easy to get out of And because of this because this is apart from this thing having this thing that sticks in the middle I imagine these are just single units in here. You're not going to have You know compression type leaves and springs and stuff things and screws that you can adjust to stop this But I would say that these the better control Yes, but what we're going to do now is because I've broken it and this propeller doesn't go I'll show you What we're going to do now is find out if This is easy to repair because If it's just the one hit wonder like you know You smash it and then it's gone um, I don't know I don't know if that's any value really But we're going to take it apart and we're going to start to Start getting into its first one and take these off the outside Now what this can do? I should have probably told you all this as I was going through What this can do which does appear to be a bit of a pain in the back side Maybe if I shift that out of the way I can push this up here better on the screen. Sorry about that um Is when And you know depending on what you fly like you may or you may not crash I'm going to probably find that I should turn the props off taking the props off first So let's look at the props so you can see our leading edge Is here and here so this is coming inwards which means that these two are opposing go outwards So I would think then that these props are going to be Going after the little prop tool similar sort of things what you get with the hoops and put on a miniature type of scale So let's have a little look. I'm going to have to bring my Might down and take a big in here. Let me just see if I can Pop these into these holes. Maybe there's a Maybe you just pull it off like that But there doesn't appear to be a thread so All right, it's not fair enough that means we can just go around there Just gently put a nose underneath Popping nose off that makes that very very easy Brilliant for a bit of the repair work. All right, let's see if other things Are as Less complicated. I could have tried to do that a bit more around. I don't know All right, so we're going to take off these from the outside We're going to have to take off this here on to six screws seven screws here, but let's take these off Anyway Get these off the outsides This battery on these lasts for about five minutes You're not really going to get much more than five minutes out of it and depending on the batteries Like I'm on a little bit of a pickle at the moment because I bought a whole bunch of batteries An extra five Just because I found on 15 pounds on amazon's where I found this 28 pounds on amazon We can imagine how much lighter that's going to be we can weigh these I've kept the screws in there So we can weigh them and see What type of weight it takes off this because remember this isn't really for flying outdoors not unless you got the perfect wind conditions um I wouldn't fly up high it's so small Uh, you're not going to keep visual line of sight and of course there's no fpv with us So you can't turn to your fpv to see where you're at or what you're doing All right, so let's just put those there Let's put those up out of the way He's put pallets out of the way now It's going to be easy enough to pop out So what we're going to do now then is just take these seven screws out I should probably find myself a little container or something to put these in Just keep Everything together Just because I don't want to I don't want to pop, you know, if I if I drop something or something Clap down these screws shoot off somewhere. It's not very good I'm not very good at all Yeah, not been a I went to see some family get a bit of work Uh, down south So my family at the same time Got a cold got given by my Mises and such nephews. Well, not all of them. Just that's my Yeah, I think it was a cold or it was something to do with just being down here could have been I don't know if you get hay fever this time here I don't know if anybody just saying go home You don't want to be here go home Not sniffing so much today. I haven't for the last few days sniffing all over place But I'm not seeming to have a cold just Sniffing Right, let's see how easy this comes off. Just uh Let's just try and give it a little time with a tug there. Just make sure we've got all the screws out Working against the cells All right, let me see Yes, I'm not just pop just round some of the edges Looks like it's supposed to be a little bit of a There we go Well, there's not a lot to that is there Not a lot to that at all Wow, I don't mean it's all on one board even the antenna for the 2.4 gigs is on him Well at least I think this is what this is is the antenna going around Oh, there are any screws to take that out. I can't see anything We don't really need to take that out. It's this one that I found to be faulty even though now the propellers aren't on Um Yeah, I can best spin it up by just putting that propeller on On there just pushing it down Pretty much it's easier. Yep to push it down slightly and then what I'm going to do is I'm going to battery it and put it on And uh, we'll see what's what you know, I don't suppose it matters If this isn't one of its batteries, but it'll fit and it'll give us juice Oh Ah, yes now there's something out of notice about these batteries that um Where is it? Oh, no, that's one out of place, isn't it? I don't know if we're pulling that down there. Well that makes life easy at all, but Um, so far we've missed anything so far. I'm really sorry So what we're going to do anyway is just put this on now. I'm going to get this uh It's just up Pulled down and I'll get its connection and then on here you've got uh, this is what Uh take off and land This is to go headless so it doesn't matter about which way the craft is no matter what you do on the sticks If you go like this at no matter which way the cross points in left right reverse forward It'll just go forward and go backwards the same. It doesn't matter which way it's facing When you're in headless, maybe that's what it does this one That's second speed Third speed default one speed and this is that you can flip it an easy normal trims, you know Pitch forwards and back and roll A little bank left bank right, roll left, roll right. So what we're going to do is just put this on So as you can hear the other yep, that's working. That's working. That's working But this one isn't working So now I want it to stop We'll have to hold that all the way down. Maybe Nope Press That until it stops Okay, he's going to turn the power off Well the problems are fine with the batteries is that uh, even though, you know, the battery still works Got a tick on this one because it lasts the longest now the problem is it doesn't last the longest anymore because The wires are breaking in here. So sometimes it gets connection Sometimes it doesn't but with the vibration of the craft that's the case of it turning itself on and off while you're trying to fly Not very good fun at all Uh, right. So yeah, we can see that there's an issue then with this motor. So we gotta See about disconnecting this motor or seeing what's wrong with it Now, I don't know if you can see what I can see there But we seem to see Some threads or some wire. Let's see how close I can get this Now I can't see that very well from this position at all. So I'm going to need to look underneath here and say, ah Well, it's not the motor that's gone then Is it it's a wire. It's disconnected We have a broken wire Okay, well, that's excellent because hopefully that will be the problem around means I don't have to Faffer around with trying to get one of these because it looked like there might have some resin in there some Potting resin It might be a bit of a pain But it does look like that that is I just want to make sure that things in focus. There's camera, but as you can see there I can see that there that uh, yeah We've got this now. I just give it a little bit of a tweak with the end of this So we can just pop it up all the way And there we go. Yes, absolutely Just a terrible dry joint type of connection And it's rubbish. So we can redo that with a soldering iron you're faithful and uh We do that But I'll come back when I've done that because it's what it's putting around now. It's going to take too much time Okay, then guys, so I just using a bit of a Bit of solder there. We've um Hopefully made good that connection Yep Little look at the rest of it just to make sure that doesn't look like it's going to fall off Just doing another check on that But it's not and there is a little tiny screw that's at the border Um, there's possibility that's supposed to be one there as well, but it doesn't come with that one But you've got one holding it in there Isn't that tiny that's got everything on it's got ESCs. They're brushed motors. So it's brushed ESC on here Yeah, that's just uh, be nice to see what's on either side But I don't really want to start trying to the wires are very short And uh these I could say I don't really want to mess these around too much. Let's put some battery power on it and see what happens Hopefully this will show No, it's a working l and I get to have some more fun time Yes, yes, yes, yes I'm gonna just turn the radio off see what happens Oh, no, it's still gonna go So let me see if I can uh There you go. It just spun itself out now There's uh, that's one of the problems I can see with these See when it's doing all the things it's supposed to be doing and it lands a little dump like that and it'll switch off If it lands too gentle, it won't switch off And then it will sit here and start vibrating one one one one. So I've seen it do that I'm not saying this is a reason not to bite it. I'm just saying this is Look, they can say hey, we design is to do this when this happens when this happens when it has a crash It can it can do so many different things like you could have I had it so it went nose into the ground soft dirt and one of the propellers got stuck in the dirt And so the other one's trying to go round, but this one's just doing its thing now hopefully It's not going to echo the motors too much because you see this is just pushed on Which means that it's not screwed on which means you're not going against the thread of this And it's still trying to go round. Hopefully this is just going to slip Right, I mean after a while that slipping thing will become too much and it won't fly properly But that's when you change the props out because You can see like little bits of damage on those If you're looking you can see like little bits of damage and bits of green because it's been grass cutting because I fly quite low A lot of time because you know that you'll see on the footage Uh But that's it. Yeah, that's done simple Easily repair, but that's what you're going to have on these. You're just going to have like a couple of videos You're going to have your ec's and you'll be on the little 20 block on here probably all four in one And uh, they're just going to control these motors You're going to have a gyroscope in here so you can hold itself steady and you can calibrate that just by doing Bottom left bottom left number of sticks and that will calibrate the old gyroscope there on the flat on the level And it says you want to do that whenever you have sort of bounce it or crash it and I tend to do that to keep everything okay That's dead easy to trim Uh, yeah And it's fantastic to fly. This is you've got a lounge like I have very small You can just fly this around the lounge. Maybe I should just get a bit of footage of that There's so much flying yesterday of it And you know, it's so disappointing when I brought it in to charge up all the batteries again and put it in To find that one's not working, but I thought that'd be great. So I wanted to see What'd it be like to take a part anyway, but we've not taken the motor up But I don't want to take them out into a smut happens to them But when it comes around to doing that We'll do it again Unless I sacrifice this for it But at the moment I'm having a fun playing with it 28 pounds You want to learn how to fly fly one of these But you'd be better off finding a simer because if you're going to learn how to fly Look at the Flight is close to manuals. You can try and get one that drops all the way, you know like Like the other radio here and like the silo radio It drops all the way you've got to control your throttle. You get to control the thrust for the height altitude But that's what you control them with this And having it done for you is all well and good if it centers, you know, you stop the stick That's great when you're learning how to do the rest of it when she's learned how to do this Get on to doing this for yourself It's a different experience you more control and it's easier once you get used to it much easier Right, that's it for this video guys and I won't be any more, you know big breaks or anything And I'll see you in the next one very very soon


Hey everyone, it's Bernice, your Community Outreach Specialist, and today I'm bringing you another BWC clip involving Corporal's Bullenbacher and Meisner. Da-da-da-da! Okay everyone, hope you had a great weekend. It's Monday, did you guys have a good weekend? Absolutely. Yeah? You guys have both seen these faces before. They need to say hello again for all of you. Hello. Boom! Okay, set up the BWC that all of our followers are about to watch. What are they about to see? So you're about to watch a marine rescue that happened yesterday. It has 13 people in the water off a rental boat in the mouth of the Hanclow River. And what is going to be the takeaway from all of our followers watching this? When you go out, just make sure you definitely watch the weather. If it's got small craft advisories, don't go out, there's no reason to. Be 100% certain you know how to put a life jacket on, take it out of its bag. That's pretty much it, yeah? And if you don't know how to swim, you can always go to the beach and enjoy the water that way. Just get a little sandy, that's it. Or wear the life jacket the whole time. There is also that. You can still have fun and be safe everyone. But also this is just a short clip. I think the entire BWC is about 28 minutes long. You will probably see about two minutes. Let's go. Stand up a step guys. You guys are coming right there. We're going to get there. You guys, move up, move forward, move forward. There's a tent there, step on the tent there. Step there, come in right there, give me a hand. I know you're in front of that beach. We're in the front, look at me, look at me. Okay everyone, so I hope you enjoyed getting to see that BWC clip. And as always, if you haven't liked this video, like it, comment, subscribe. And we'll see you next time.


Patience is a wonderful thing. What would we do without the ability to let things happen over time? The lack of patience is wanting to have everything right away and very few good things happen immediately at the snap of the fingers. In fact, this is one of the easiest ways to fall into the trap of escapism and bad habits is looking for the quick fix. I want to feel better immediately so I will just grab whatever can help me. So this is where drugs are very effective at immediately changing your state of mind and on the other hand work is something that does not immediately reward. It does take patience. I mean you do a whole day's work, you don't get anything out of it, you might not get paid for a few more weeks compared to playing a video game. You know you can be having fun right now. So to be able to make the choices of things that are useful long-term we need to have patience and when it comes to any kind of changes for ourselves we put in the work to improve our conditions, improve our mindset but it takes a lot of time for real changes to happen in our lives. So clearly patience is a very powerful quality and one that we could go on about but I'm sure everybody would agree that patience is good. There could be disagreement about what counts as patience and how far this should be taken but also find it interesting to consider the other side and the idea of the limits of patience. How much patience is too much? Because patience is not infinite. We don't have an unlimited amount of time so we can't simply wait forever. There's not endless time to work with and having too much patience becomes waiting, becomes waiting for things that may never happen because we are on a set clock. We have a life clock. There is a limitation to the lifespan. So ultimately that is our clock that is our limit that is the limit to our patience is our entire lifespan. We obviously we cannot wait for something beyond the end of our lifespan. So I think that if we are focused don't have too much clutter and distraction in our lives and focus on a few core things and work at them then we'll have no problem working with this basic time limitation. We can live with this lifespan. There is enough time to do a lot of great things in this lifespan but it's when things get filled up, when hours and days get loaded up and overloaded and filled up with questionable things that suddenly the 20, 30,000 days suddenly those set number of decades of course no guarantee that we get a full span at all but we can set that upper limit of days and of years and they start to fill up really fast if they're filled with extra stuff. If we just find the days disappearing being filled with activities that seem to lead nowhere then life suddenly starts to seem pretty short. So it's another little hidden benefit of simplification I think is just this opening up of our lives so that we have room to breathe and it actually feels like we have time because being busy and cluttered just fills up all the time but as patient as it is good to be we still ultimately have this time frame to work with and I just find every time I remind myself of this hard limit of this span of time that I might have a chance to be alive it really reminds me to think about what I'm filling that time with and if it's not what I really think is best then it's time to switch it up.


The following is a presentation of TFNN. The Trader's Edge with Steve Rhodes. Toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. The Trader's Edge. Now, Steve Rhodes. Good afternoon, folks. Welcome to the April 11th, the magnificent Monday edition of today's Trader's Edge show. I'm your host, Steve Perseverance Rhodes, who absolutely knows that each of us should always be pioneers of our future versus prisoners of our past. Hope everyone out there is having a great day. Hey, let's make sure we have an extraordinary one of the easiest way to do that. So always remember that life is happening for us, not to us. That's right. When you and I make that one little two-by-four shift, well, it means we can find the gift in every set of circumstances that life is going to toss at us. Now today, you and I, we're going to go check on the circumstance of these markets. We'll go figure out what those bulls and bears, what those buyers and sellers are communicating to you and I just passed one o'clock in the afternoon. I do want you to know I'm absolutely grateful for your presence here, but more important than that, and that's this. During this next 16 minutes, I'm here to serve you. So feel free to pick up that phone. You can dial on in at<PHONE_NUMBER>. We'd love to hear from you. If you can't dial in, we've got you covered there too. You can always send me an email. Send it quick. Send it to Steve at tfnn.com. Inside the subject heading, please put radio show question and in our Tigers. And well, any and every ping will do. So let's go ahead and get this show started on Magnificent Monday. Of course, this is Tiger Financial News Network. I'm Steve Rhodes. Welcome to Lush Show, right? I got all the US indices trading the downside with the exception being the transports, which are up 74 points. The Dow's off 206, the S&P 49, Nasdaq 108, Russell's down 11, Semi-Zero off 38, Gold's up 30 cents, Silver's up 15 pennies, Light's recruit back 4 bucks and change, Natural Gas up 35 cents, Big Move to the upside, 30 or Treasurer up 1 point and 2 ticks, trading out at 142.03. Lead to charge, dollar-wise the upside. You've got booking holdings, 25 bucks, SVB financial, 16 or 3 percent, sale point technologies, 14 bucks, 29 percent, Burlington stores, 12 bucks, 6 percent, Shopify, 12 bucks, that's 2 percent. To the downside, it's Google. 63 bucks, 2 and 3 tenths percent.  That's down 3 and a half percent, Idex laboratories off 21, 3.7 percent there. So, let's begin our day by taking a look at the equity future contracts out here. We start with the ES mini, upper left-hand side, what we know. We know we've got a TD9 count-top, prices below its oscillator and change line says that price could be targeting the breakout level of 37, 2050. Of course, that's not going to happen until the weekly where to break its breakout level, then that would be at 41, 26, 75. Prices below its green oscillator and change line, as long as it remains below that, that says a further retracement may take place. Let's take a look at the daily timeframe. TD9 count-top, today's going to become bar number 7 of a TD9 count that says a top or top, a bottom good form between tomorrow and Thursday. That would be a TD9 count bottom that we'd be looking for. If you look at the play-by-play, let's start with a 30-minute chart. We'll see a TD9 count bottom that is formed out there. That says that the key load to be looking at is priced at, this is the threshold level, 44, 25. To close below that, you should expect to anticipate lower price. Right now the bounce has taken price right up to its oscillator and change line at the 44, 32, and just a bit, maybe 44, 33, let's see what is the exact number, 44, 32, 50. We're at 44, 32, 50, or right at their bounce. So if price can close above this level, that would be at 130, doesn't have to be 130, it could be 2 o'clock, but if it did close above this level, the oscillator and change line that is, then you would expect to anticipate a move back to the 44, 52, 44, 55 level. The 60-minute chart, no bottom pattern. 120-minute chart, no bottom pattern. 240, no bottom pattern. 300, no bottom pattern. So it's all going to be about the ES. And again, if the lows, not the low of the day, the low of that TD9 count pattern gets taken out, and certainly the low of the day too, but the low of that TD9 count pattern would be sufficient. If that gets taken out, that suggests lower price. And that's really what the other intraday charts are communicating to you and I at the moment. That's what's going on with the ES. Let's move from the ES to the equity. Let's look at all four. If we get that done within the next four minutes, of course, most people could. The question is, does Stevie's blabbering allow us to get there? Well, on a monthly basis, you've got a TD9 count top. Again, price below its oscillator and change line, much like the ES meaning. So price could target 12, 207. That's not going to come to fruition unless there's two consecutive lows below 13, 4, 26. Now, on a weekly basis, the oscillator and change line just changed colors last week. That's a really a bearish test and says that we should head lower. Well, if we look at the daily timeframe, what we're going to see is price below the bottom of that daily profile suggests to run towards or to 13, 4, 17. But today is bar number seven in its TD9 counting system. That says there could be a bottom-up for us between Tuesday and Thursday inside the NQs. Back to the 30-minute chart. What do we have out here? Arroachment to indicator bottom. Price is above the center of its profile at 14.099. If price close above 14.099, the NQ says I want to go target 14.197 to 14.212. If the price close above 14.212, then you're looking to rally to 14.356. You don't have a bottom signal in the 60-minute. You do have a TD9 count on the 120. And that says if price can close above 14.150, then you're up to the 14.281 or 14.382 level. The 240-minute chart has what? What does it have? Wave number seven is in place and bar number eight of a TD9 count. And the five-hour chart, no such a bottom-ing signal that is out there as we speak right now. Let's move from the NQs and go over to the Dow equity future contract. As we take a look at the Dow, it would have to spike. Well, first let's start with the monthly timeframe. Roads to indicator top. Price is held support 33157. That's a weekly TD9 count breakout area. If price were to close below that, we'd be looking at a run lower. That run lower on a weekly basis would say about 295.22. That's not the call we're making. We take a look at the daily timeframe chart. Today is going to become, well, depends. Today may become bar number eight. It just depends upon the close out there. But even if it does become bar number eight between Tuesday and Wednesday, price has to spike below from two days ago. That means inside the Dow equity future contract, you would need to see a spike below 34 or 903 in order for a TD9 count pattern to form. The 30-minute timeframe chart out here, no bottoming signal. Nothing on the 60-minute, nothing on the 120, nothing on the 240, and nothing on the five-hour timeframe chart. No, unlike the other charts, the ES and the NQ that is, here we just have retracements from the most part that are going on inside it. But again, no bottom pattern as we speak on this pullback inside the Dow. For the last minute, let's go take a look at the Russell 2000. As we take a look at the Russell 2000, it has a rogment to indicator top. Price could be targeting 1373. That's not going to happen unless price gets below 1811. That's a TD9 count breakout area for the weekly timeframe. We're going to be in bar number six today. That says if there's going to be a TD9 count bottom, that's not going to take place until between Wednesday and Friday of this week. 30-minute timeframe chart out there. What do we have? Well, we still have a TD9 count bottom and it's still in play. I believe that's the case. Price just needs to close above, continue to close above 1975-40. What do we have in that last bar? Just curious. 1975-80. So it's TD9 count bottom. It's still in place out here. But price would need to close above that red oscillator and change line to 1981 to suggest move to 1985. And if you get above that, then you're looking at 2005 as the price charting. So that's what's going on with the four equity futures contracts. We come back to this break. We'll start answering questions. Looks like we only have one in the barn right now. And that's from David H. Who wants to look at LRCX. So folks, I'd love to hear from you<PHONE_NUMBER> or Steve at TFN.com. Be right there. 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Well, let's take a look at, so what we're taking a look at here, David, today's price action, you've got volume of about 913,000 shares as of 118. That's going against the swing point low that had volume of 1.6 million shares, 1.587 to be exact.  So, you know, you got to watch to see how that low gets tested. We'll get taken out. If you were coming down with volume, we would say odds would favor that as one possibility, but right now it looks like the volume might be weak. Maybe that changes at day's end, and you'll certainly want to take a look at it tomorrow as well. And you're watching at 4.6606 level. If you test it and reject it, unless it's 1.5 million shares, then you may just have a consolidation going on inside of LAM Research, which would take us from where it's about trading now up into the 570-ish type area out there. You do see that on a weekly basis. LAM Research is back to a rising trend line. On a monthly basis, it doesn't look good because it prices below the bottom of its monthly profile. Now let's go switch over to the white background charts out here. And again, as we start with the monthly timeframe, or momentarily we will, you'll see that prices again. It's got a rose momentum indicator top priced below the bottom of that profile. That would suggest it wants to make a move to 267.10. You're looking for, of course, 4.75. I'm not saying it's getting to 267.10. If price closed below 4.73.32, that would improve those odds, or at least move back to 3.32.61. So this is the key level of support that is testing right now on a weekly basis, it's breakout area. On a daily timeframe, today is bar number nine of a TD9 count. The last low that came out here, and that's the benchmark you and I were both looking at, March 14, was the bar following bar number nine. When this made a top on March 29, it was with the bar following bar number nine. So is the third time the charm, David, both you and I, we don't know the answer to that, but it very well could be. What we do know is that traders, for reasons unbeknownst to you and I, do respect the TD9s out here. So your question was, do I think it's going to bust through 4.66? Knowing that right now, today you're coming back on volume, and that you are in bar number nine, it looks more to me like tomorrow is a buying opportunity than it is a selling opportunity, or at least time to close out your position, or consider closing out your position, but you really need to see how tomorrow trades. Again, back in support on a weekly, monthly didn't look all that good. When we take a look at the TD9 counts here, going out on lamb research, or something that you need to at least consider out there. Now, as I look to, so when we do get a bottom signal, and certainly bar number nine could be, or should be a bottom signal, we look to those intraday time frames for bottom patterns. We don't have anything on a 15 minute. We do not have anything on a 30 minute. We do, we could have a TD9 count bottom that forms on the 65 minute chart. We could know, we don't have anything on the 130. Price pulling back to support the breakout level on the 195, or 470 509. So we're not getting David, the signals here to suggest that you jettison your position right now, but what I would say is that this day, cheer for lamb research, especially knowing that you're coming in that swing point with light volume, with a TD9 count pattern, you may consider flipping your position. But what I would also do is see how the index is doing, not just the one instrument, but I would see how the index is doing. So David, I hope that helps you out. Thanks much for writing in. Gerardo, the V writes in, please run your process for KRE. You want to start a long position. So let's do the same thing. Now it's going to take a moment for KRE to populate. But while that's going on, this is a banking ETF out here. And let me get that going to my black background charts. Gerardo writes in, please run your process for KRE. I want to start a long position. Okay, we already covered that. That's Jerry or Gerardo. And so we've got KRE. So you have the potential. So you're going to wait here and see what happens on the daily timeframe. We're going to go immediately into the daily chart. And what we know is that you could get a TD9 count bottom. Now we're going to check out a couple of different things. No, we're not. So price did close below the, I was looking at that January 20th, December 20th, 2021 low, that hammer candle, and prices below that level. That level is 65.46. We're at 65.40 right now. In order to get a TD9 count bottom, you need to see price below this bar number seven. That low out here is 64.49. It must do that today, which doesn't seem likely, or tomorrow. And that does not unfold. That what you don't have is a TD9 count bottom to suggest taking a long position. As I look to other bottoms out here, I don't really see any pattern per se at this stage. So what you really want to see in order, Jerry, in order to take a long position here is you want to see this kind of get crushed tomorrow, which is a possibility. Now it's just the daily timeframe. Let's go take a look at the other timeframe, see what their signals suggest to you and I. So I don't have a good call. I don't have a reason to call a significant top on a monthly basis, but price and consolidating with inside its monthly profile. And that says you could see, well, actually there's a new monthly profile that formed out here. The key level of support is at 64.47. Let's keep an eye on that. On the weekly timeframe chart, Rosemont Dementicator top price below its breakout level of 66.49 suggests that price could pull back to 49.68. We covered the daily. Nothing to help us on the 195. TD9 count bottom on the 130. That says you want to watch the low here. If you see price trading below 64.51. Closing below that. Not trading below. Closing below 64.51. That suggests lower price. Nothing on the 65-minute chart. TD9 count on the 30-minute chart. Price would need to close below 66.58 from a 30-minute timeframe to suggest there might be something into this trying to move up to 66.97. But that's really not what you want to see to take your long position. You'd really like to see a daily bottom signal out here. So I don't see anything else. I think what you do, Gerardo, is you take a watch, take a look at this tomorrow. See if it spikes below that low. If it does right back to me, if it doesn't, then we don't have any changes to our analysis at this stage here. And it will suggest that maybe the bottom is not in. And that's really what the week the chart is signaling to you and I. But you'd sure like to see that spike to get that TD9 count. So Gerardo, thanks so much for writing. I hope that helps you out. Let's go to our next question. Okay. I see there's a few that have come in. So that's great. Thank you. Vicki writes in. I probably have to start picking things up. Just a tad here. Well, not where it's only. It might have been half the hour. Now we have PRK is her request out there. Well, I was assuming that this is Vicki. It may just be Vick. So my apology about that. So as we take a look at this, just looking at buying PRK is the request out there. So we want to be able to find some type of bottom or maybe there's a bottom that's already formed. Why isn't that thing? Okay. And so we're bottom fishing. That's for sure. Because I could see the thing is really move lower over the last several days out here. This is what pattern shows up, if any, on the daily timeframe. Well, it turns out that Friday was bar number eight of a TD 9 count. So back to the monthly timeframe. You've got a TD 9 count top that's in place price below the bottom of its monthly profile. That suggests we could see lower price. That next lower price here would be 1,1346. That's coming from the weekly chart breakout level. TD 9, a road momentum indicator and TD 9 count top of the weekly. But on the daily timeframe here, you could be getting towards a bottom. That means the bottom should have formed between Friday and tomorrow. Because you can still have a spike lower and still maintain the TD 9 count. Last major high out here. That was a TD 9 count high. Maybe this is going to be the next major low. TD 9 count low for P. R. K. Park National Corp. We'll be right back. Fun trading the markets, but having trouble finding like-minded individuals to discuss your trading and investment ideas with? Become an Apex creditor in the trading markets and join the Tiger's Den Trading Room only at TFNN.com. 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So, Vic, one of the things I noticed out here during the break is that this is a very thinly traded stock. As an example, 10,000 shares traded today. Looks like the average is around the 25,000-30,000-type range out there. So I caution you against, I don't know what this company does, Park National Corp. But you're getting in yourself into a potential ill-liquid stock. More importantly, though, it's hard to try to find a bottom. Yeah, Friday was bar number eight. Today will become bar number nine. But as we look at those intraday timeframe charts, no bottom signals here. So that says if there is going to be a bottom of that form, maybe that takes place tomorrow. Maybe it takes place tomorrow. Although you're going to have a confirmed TD9 count bottom out here, price should at least make a move up to the 126.52-ish area. That's its oscillator and change line. But I don't see the reasons for me to suggest that you enter a position based upon our multi-time frame charts. So I hope that helps you out. Thanks so much for writing in. And we look forward to speaking to you again. Next question is coming in from Michael P. And Michael wants to take a look at one of the Kathy Woods ETFs out there, ARKK. And we're going to let this get populated. ARKK is the ETF for innovation, trading out at 60.55 right now, which is below the bottom of its daily profile. The bottom of its daily profile out here is at the 60.72 level.  Price is consolidated with inside its weekly profile. That range out there of support is 54.49 and 78.25 becomes the resistance level. And you're below the monthly, you're below the monthly bottom of its profile. So you'll see that here as these charts now come to life. On the weekly timeframe, what did we have out there? We had a TD-9 count bottom at form. So you've got a ballot TD-9 count bottom. That remains in effect unless price closes below that low. And the low of that pattern was is 55.33. On a daily timeframe, Michael, you're at bar number six. As I mentioned, you're below the bottom of that profile. Your breakout area is 55.71. So bar number six, that says between Wednesday and Friday would be the more likely day for ARKK to show a bottom. That could be, it's not a guarantee, but it could be a TD-9 count bottom out there. There was a TD-9 count top that identified the high. So let's hope that it's a TD-9 count bottom that forms. And that price area that you'd be looking for is somewhere around the 55.71-ish range. Now the 195-minute chart says, not sure what you guys are talking about. I just formed a TD-9 count bottom pattern. It's also that are in change line change colors. So what price should do is make its way up to the 62.50 level. You'll see 63.13 is also that are in change line, but that was a bold structured 195-minute profile. And if it's just a counter-trend move, then price would find resistance at about 62.50. No bottom pattern, the 130. Road's meant to be indicated bottom on the 65. This suggests move to 61.44 at a minimum. 62.09 is the message from the 30-minute chart out there, but is that a bottom? Not necessarily. So I'd prefer that if it's me, I'd prefer to wait until Wednesday to see what kind of pattern might form out there. So I do hope that helps you out, Mike. Thanks so much for writing in. We've got a caller on the line. It is Brent in Martinez, California. Brent, thanks for calling. Thanks for holding. How are you today? How was your weekend? I was going great, Steve.  And so we went to a place called Calaveras Big Trees. It's kind of by Angel's Camp where they used to do the, you know, the frog jumping. Sure. I don't know if you saw what I'm talking about. I do. But yeah, some really cool, you know, these giant sequoia. Yeah. These are just, you have to be there looking after. Appreciate it. But these things are just massive and they just stand out from the rest of the trees in the forest. There's plenty of other trees like Wadspole Pine and just a lot of other trees. But these ones just really stand out as being something different and unique. Yeah. One of the wonders of the world, I think. And you're right. You've got to be there. You know, it's a sight to most certainly behold out there. So I was glad that you had a great weekend. That's a wonderful thing. And now that we're back to trading, your eye is on overstock.com. OST Cave is the ticker symbol, folks. Tell the people, tell the listeners what it is you're doing and how I can best help you. We talked about this previous and we're looking at, you know, potentially going down and filling that gap, which it did. And I know there wasn't a vehicle CD that would have taken it out a bit lower. But today, I think if I'm correct, is bar nine on the daily. And it did go down and close the gap and did it with lighter volume. I just wonder what levels, you know, if it did kind of get to a point down there that as far as one year, you know, maybe TAS levels or something other than just that gap that would make sense. So that candle session that Brent is referring to, that is the one from the trading day of February 22nd. In essence, that's the swing point. That had a volume of about 4.2 million shares. And filling that gap, it was doing it with 1.5 million, 1.2 million. So certainly moving into that swing point with lighter volume and a close above, which it's been doing, a close above 40, 13, there's a complete rejection of that swing point on lighter volume. Now, what we can see here, Brent, is that yesterday may form bar number nine, but it's not the low of the pattern, nor was bar number eight. So that suggests if it's a TD nine count bottom you're looking for, you need to see a move below the bar from two days ago, that price level is at 39.05. So 39.04 or anything below that would then at least trigger a nine count. And that needs to occur in order for that nine count pattern to unfold, needs to occur by Wednesday out here. Oh, tomorrow, I my apology. Today's bar number nine, tomorrow would be the last bar in that calculation. Price is back inside or staying inside its bullet structure profile. So the bottom of that bullet structure profile is at 40, $40.43. So know that there's some strong buyers there that are trying to hold that level of support. The key area to overcome though is going to be that center, which is also where the red oscillator and change line is Brent, which is 42.81. So you'd really need to see a close above that to then say, okay, at least we have a consolidation at a minimum that would take us to the top of the profile in the 54.70 to 56.76 type area. Any questions about the daily, the white background daily chart that we're looking at? No, that was good. I appreciate you kind of going over the level that needed to go below to make it really an official TD nine count. So the weekly on overstock still has that nice rogement and indicator bottom. And that was confirmed on February 25th when it generated a nice big bullish and golfing candle, but also has a TD nine count bottom. Now, two bottoms don't make it stronger than one bottom. At least not that I've been able to find so far, but we can see here Brent that on a weekly basis, that red oscillator and change line has really been a significant level of resistance. That current price out here is at 44.23. Now, you might not want to wait for price to get above that, but it is real clear that anything you do get into, should you take an entry into this position, you know that the weekly oscillator and change line is really going to be a key level for you to continue to observe. As we look at the intraday timeframe charts out here. So example, I'll start with the 195. I don't really have a bottom signal per se. Maybe there's an A to B equal CD pattern. In which case there would be a bottom that would have been confirmed at four o'clock on Friday. Don't really see a bottom signal here on the 130, nor I do see a rogement and indicator bottom on this 65 minute chart. My price would need to close about 44.19 to suggest a bottom. I hear the music in the background Brent. You're more than welcome to hold on and we can finish taking a look at this or anything else that you'd like. So please do so and if you're hanging up then have a wonderful day, but I'll assume we're going to come back and speak with Brent in Martinez, California. Are you in the market for buying or selling real estate in the Bay Area, including the surrounding St. Petersburg, Tampa and Clearwater markets? Tiger Real Estate LLC is a firm that has extensive experience in the Tampa Bay Area. 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But price, knowing that we've got a lot of bullish signals, and it was a bullish structured profile. I was surprised, I guess, when I look at the chart to see that price close below the bottom of that bullish structured profile last week, and that level was 4153. We don't know where it will close this week. If it gets back above that level, closes back above it, then a one week signal, one bar signal is not enough. But if it does close below it, then that at least suggests going back and testing the low for you because, you know, you get in at those lows, and if it starts trading below that, you know, you're probably jettisoned the position. But that's something that I looked at from a profile standpoint that stood out at me. Let's say you, what additional questions or information can I provide to you? No, that's great, Stephen. I appreciate that. I've been trying to just be patient with this, and I'll continue to do that. And you give me all kinds of numbers that are relevant to that, and they're all going to be, you know, have things that will be necessary for me to see that they go above, or if it fails, then that's the other direction to be watching. So, I just appreciate it so much. You have yourself a wonderful day, have a great week, and I'm sure I'll have a chance to talk to you soon. That sounds great. We'd love to hear from you. That was Brent in Martinez, California. We've got a request inside of the Tiger's Den to look at the 30-year Treasury. So, I'm going to go ahead and get that up on my white background charts. I believe we're on the black background charts right now. So, I'm going to switch over and take a look at the, and then the request was specifically to look at the 8-Panel charts, which we'll do, but I've got to let that populate. So, while that's popular, then we're going to go ahead and take a look at the 30-year Treasury. And really, it's the longer term or the bigger picture charts here that are available. So, we're going to go ahead and take a look at the 30-year Treasury version of the contract up so that we can take a look at profile levels for longer periods of time. For example, the bottom right is the quarterly timeframe. The quarterly timeframe shows a barestructured profile that price was in. And our price is very likely going to go target the bottom of that profile at 138.22. We're at 142.03 right now. So, that's another four points or so to the A to B equal CD to the downside that would get us into the 131.22 level. And both those figures are not even out of the question because we take a look at the daily and we take a look at the weekly timeframes. We can see that price is below the bottom of their profiles as well. So, the only profile level of support for daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly is at that 138.22 level. So, very likely that is where price is headed to. Now, I'm trying to delay that because I'm waiting for my other charts here to populate and we'll switch over to them right now. It's still waiting for the weekly timeframe, but we've got enough data here that we can take a look at it. So, right now our theory is, our thought process is 138.22 is where the 30 year is headed to. When we look at the monthly timeframe out here, the monthly timeframe says, well, hold on a second. I might have breakout support at 139.14. So, that's the next level of support to look at. That comes from the monthly timeframe. I can't open that chart or anything. Everything's kind of frozen while it waits on this weekly chart here to populate. That's a bummer. Nonetheless, if we look at the daily timeframe out there, they're perfect. So, if we look at the daily timeframe, we're only in bar number five of a TD9 account. So, we're not seeing any kind of a bottom signal here. There was a Rosemont Dominicator signal at Trigger. That got negated three days ago. And the inter-day charts out here, what do we see? I don't see much. On a five-hour chart, I see a TD9 account bottom and if price closes below 142.07, or 142.04 right now, that pattern will get negated. Now, this bar that's trading here in this five-hour bar, this completes in 13 minutes. So, if price again closes below that low, that low again, on the 30-year treasury is 142.07. That would, for me, just be another confirming message that price wants to continue to head lower out there. So, John, there's your eight panel set of charts. I don't really see anything else here that makes sense for me to take a look at. And everything is pointing to lower price. The next lower price area is the 139.14. So, I hope that helps you out. Thanks much for writing in. And let's go to our next request out here. Let me see if we do have another request. We took care of ARC. That was for Michael P. This next comes in from, let me see, how many more do we have? We've got two. So, let me do this here. Because Susanna from Canada has written in. She wants to take a look at Mara. M-A-R-A is the ticker symbol. So, we're going to get back to our eight panel set of charts there to help us identify tops and bottoms and get that symbol typed in, M-A-R-A. Give me just a moment to do that. It takes less than a minute to do that, but it seems like a lot of time because I've got to fill that time up. So, I'm going to do that.  That's Marathon Digital, by the way, which is pulling back and on a daily basis is testing a rising trend line. So, potentially we have sport and while it's testing a rising trend line on a daily timeframe, it's doing the same on the weekly and the weekly is also testing the bottom price is trading below the bottom of its monthly profile. That's at the 24-84 prices printed out at 22-09.  What's the deal out there? There we go. As they come to life, your question is would you please do your analysis, usual analysis on Bitcoin and Mara. You're in Mara at 23 bucks deciding what to do to add your position or what have you. Well, you've got bar number nine. So, you're in a 23 bucks is trading at 22-06. You've got bar number nine. That says that today, that says and that's pulling into a prior swing point for March the 15. Now the swing point on March the 15 that is trading into as an example as far as 8.7 million, your 4.7 today, but a rejection would require a close above 22-40. I take that above 22-47. You don't have that as we speak right now for prices pulling back a level of support. It's bar number nine that's forming. So, what we want to see here on Mara, Susanne, Susanna some kind of bottom signals on the intraday charts. Well, the 195 has got a TD-9 count bottom as well. That's going to complete by 2 p.m. We don't have anything on the 130 other price point back to a break a level of support. We don't have a bottom signal yet on the 65-minute chart. We don't have one. We do have a 30-minute Roseman-Demindicator bottom. We're going to close above 23-02. We'll call it 23-37 to say that you've got a bottom and nothing on the 15-minute time frame chart. Here's what I'm going to suggest based upon the lack of confirmed bottoms on the short-term time frames is to wait till tomorrow and see how that trades. Because it could be a lower low that forms but if you're looking for reasons to add your position it would be in essence because of the daily TD-9 count or if there's a lower low tomorrow if you get it closed below those then your decision as far as what to do would be pretty simple it would be to head south would be to jettison that position and to protect your capital. So you've got the pattern that you need the suggestion because of the short-term time frame charts is to wait till tomorrow. Oh, Susanna, I hope that helps you out thanks so much for writing into me. We'll be right back. 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Let's go ahead and take a look at Bitcoin to see April contract that is still the active contract here. This is also for Susanna. So Susanna back on February 24th it formed a nice little TD9 count bottom when it topped it was on a 9 count from March the 28th you're now in bar number 7 this suggests that a the third time is also a charm here for Bitcoin you should see a bottom form between tomorrow and Thursday of this week and ideally that'll take place and that'll form above 38, 9, 20 the breakout level out there so it looks like Bitcoin is getting ready to form a bottom. I can't make that I can't commit to that just yet because we're only in bar number 7 I need bar number 9 to complete at least get to bar number 8 the low's got to take place in bar number 8 so what that tells you is that if a TD9 count is going to form you're still going to see lower lows beyond the low of the day out here in order for that to take place and those lows would have to be pierced or that low would have to be pierced between tomorrow and Thursday so hope that helps you out for both Bitcoin and for I apologize the other symbol that we took a look at for you. Last question yours from Eddie and Eddie writes and he says any indication any indication that indication that the global flow of capital patterns into the US are out of it may or may not rescue the markets from inflation hysteria. Wow can you look at Nvidia which is being taken to the woodshed on a downgrade let's go take a look at that one because that I can answer here in the next 30 seconds or so we'll do that by going over to our 8th panel set of charts let me get those up on the screen for you and then we'll go take a look at Nvidia which by the way today is going to be bar number 9 of ATD 9 count so might be taken out to the woodshed I'm just going to open up the daily time frame chart up here and you'll see bar number 9 so and that's moving back into a prior swing point out there real quickly let me see if I can get the volume on that look here Nvidia MVDA so the volume as it's coming into that prior swing point out here volume is 55 million you're at 41 million today so it's kind of so it looks like maybe tomorrow Eddie might be the day we see a bottom inside of Nvidia for his daily time frame folks have a magnificent Monday I'll see you tomorrow on terrific Tuesday


Okay. Everyone, break is over. Thank you. My name is Patrick.  As there will be no demo in the end, I have some time left and first of all I want to like thank you to Javier for this excellent organization here. You know, guys, there was some discussion in front of the EDA death room about how to name it and I'm glad that we find this way. And yeah, thank you for the organization. I hope there will be a death room next year too because I pretty much like, okay, back to the topic. It's about design rule formats and the reason I started about this is that I believe design rules right now are really, really limited. I have two reasons for this. The first one is that it's completely limited to the printed circuit board. So everything in these design rule formats is always about track clearance, clearance to whatever. It's always about the copper, about the solder mask, maybe about the paste layer, but it's always limited to the PCB. But as you guys know, a sampling electronic component is much more than a PCB. It's about making the correct stencil. It's about how to place all the components. It's how to actually maybe put the PCB into the SMD line. So this is which all should be covered in the design rule format. And the second reason what I don't like about the current state of design rules is that they always talk about a lower limit. So for example, if you download design rule files for EGLE, they tell you don't go below, let's say, 0.1 millimeters in track width.  So I ask them, why do you do that? Your board is like 100 by 80 millimeters because they tell me you allowed us to do so. Say that's the minimum of it. Please don't go below, but if you are able to maybe draw the tracks a little bit wider, why don't you do that?  But if possible, please stay above because it's not just about finding a way on how to maybe manufacture a board. It's on finding a way that every PCB will correctly manufactured. So to sum up, my opinion design rules are made to simplify communication. It's always about communication from the manufacturer, from the assembly factory, from the stencil producer to us as engineers. So the design rule file is something you get in this example from the PCB manufacturer and they tell you how to design your design. And I guess that's really important because second point, it really lowers the risk of faulty productions. So the first thing when I see faulty PCBs is I check the design rules and see if it somehow violated. And what most PCB manufacturers don't tell you is that they overproduce. So if you order like 50 pieces of your PCB and they notice that maybe half of the production is faulty, they just produce 100 and send you 50 because the other 50 are just broken, they don't tell you. And if you go into serious manufacturing, you order like 1,000 and then they're going to tell you that, hey, I'm really sorry, but yeah, I produce 50 pieces but actually I produce 100 and we can't do it that way for the large series. And this is something which is not in the design rules right now. Some things which bother me is for some EDA applications, there is not even a file format. So talking to the key cut guys around here, if you do design rules in key cut, you have to type them in by yourself. So you get some kind of PDF from your PCB manufacturer which tells you about the limits and then you type them in into key cut. And this is something I really like about EGLE that you can just download the file and insert them into your drawing and then it's done. So I have no clue, maybe I can ask later why key cut does not have anything like this, maybe this is a chance to change that. And one thing which is really important to me is that right now it's only about PCB manufacturing. So nothing about assembly, nothing about maybe sourcing of parts. So why don't the design rule file tell me, hey, if you want to assemble this project within the next two years, you have to check end of life of your parts. It's a design rule too. So what does that lead to? Communication. So whenever you try to produce electronic components in a series, you know these phone calls between you and the assembly factory, something like, hey, there are a few parts which I'm not able to pick and place. Or hey, there is a part which is too close to the edge of the PCB. It's actually covered in my SMT line. I'm not able to produce this. Or hey, the stencil you delivered to me actually does not fit because the shrink of the pads is not existent at all. Please shrink the pads of like 15%. So this is everything which comes together later when you assemble the PCBs which is not covered at all. And this is something like what happens when you are actually finished with your design. Because as soon as you finish, you give it off to the assembly factory and then you notice this is wrong, this is wrong, this is wrong. I want to know that upfront, not later in the assembly. Something more theoretically. So we have us as the engineer drawing our electronic components. Then there is the manufacturer. Manufacturer in this case here can be PCB manufacturer, assembly factory, or even partition. This is something which is necessary in every electronic design. And there are software and services. Software and services in this case are the parties which actually checks this. So here are the requirements over at the manufacturers. We have the engineer which we are. We have to fully file this and we have the software and services software at the key card which should check on these. So and in the middle which connects all these parties is the open design format. Something really boilerplate stuff which maybe applies for all file formats. But I just want to rephrase it. It's open commonly accepted. Extensible and flexible and backwards compatible. So nothing special. I just want to put it on screen. Let's get a little bit more into detail. We talked about file formats previously. So I heard like S expressions, JSON. I have one more because I'm more the Ruby guy. I decided for YAML. The reason why I decided for this format is that even if you are not parsing it, you can perfectly read it. So it's not just about writing it down. It's about understanding it. I guess my opinion, you maybe have another opinion on this. This is really important. Then there's something that every rule in this design format has a severity. Because sometimes I just want to remind the engineer that it might not work. Just take it into account. If you accept on it, that's fine. So that's the severity of maybe info or warning. But maybe there's something like my assembly factory tells me to not place heavy parts on the bottom of the PCB. Because I'm not able to manufacture this. This is an error. Because that will never, ever work. So real-world examples now. Could you imagine that maybe Octopart? Do you guys know Octopart? That's something like a search engine for parts. But it's a little bit more. You can actually upload your bill of materials to Octopart. And it takes care of organizing this bill of materials. That's pretty handy. Give it a try. So if Octopart would use this format, it could straight away tell us that maybe all the parts should be from a specific, specific distributor because I have some special discount for this. So if someone of the distributors would like to sponsor this, I could put the name the next time on these slides. Another example is, by the way, this is the actual file format. Another example is, I have some ICs on my PCB. And I want to make sure that these ICs are available for the next two years. So with these both rules, I make sure that a party like, as I said, Octopart can validate this. So we take Octopart, we take our design rules, we take our design, stuff it all together and get a thumbs up or a thumbs down. Next one. So obviously, example, what if maybe Keycard would support the Open Design Rule format? I could mention Horizon and Libre PCB2. A design rule could look something like this. So for PCBs, it's pretty obvious what these design rules look like. But what I really would like to introduce is the severity.  But please don't draw like five centimeter tracks with 0.1 millimeters. No, please not. And now another party. So what if Oshpark or Eisler, like PCB manufacturers in general, would super this format? You would put your PCB drawing in, you would put the design rules in, and then it says, okay, I guarantee you that I'm able to manufacture this, or I just don't manufacture it. So this is something like we're also able to define the stackup that maybe our PCB manufacturer directly tells us, hey, the stackup which you defined in your design rules just does not match my stackup. So that you upfront know that you did something wrong. So this is something my assembly incorporated, something which stands for all the assembly factories around the world. These guys have a pretty hard job because in the end with the assembly, we have PCB, we have a stencil, we have part sourcing, we have all the stuff together and it all comes together, and we have to make sure as engineers to provide all this information to these guys. And whenever you've designed some electric component, you notice that these guys call you right away if there is something wrong and they will and they charge you for it. Keep that in mind. So with the open design rule format, these assembly factories can tell us upfront what they expect and they expect stuff like how should our assembly panel look like. You know, thank you, Javier. When you have small PCB, you most of the time penalize it for the assembly line. And the assembly line needs some kind of spacing or rail to put it into the line. So sometimes this is a thing the assembly partner does for you. But if you deliver it wide ray, they just can start assembling and mounting all the parts on it. So this is really handy. And maybe you get a discount if you just tell them, hey, I only have SMT components and they are all placed on the top side. So you don't have to mount them on both sides. That might reduce the price. So really strict design rules may lower the price for assembly. One more slide on this stencils is something really important which a lot of people then keep in mind. When you start producing stencils for manufacturing, you don't have a stencil like this size. You have something which is much larger with a frame around it. This frame is something which is specified by the system they use for mounting the stencil. Please ask the manufacturer which kind of mounting system do you use for your stencils. Type it in the design rule format and then it checks every time do you use this frame. So what we have right now is initial support from manufacturers. So we as a PCB manufacturer support this file format and provide templates with all our proposed rules in it. And what I really would like to start off with integrating this format into GERBV because what I know is that a lot of us are using GERBV to checking our GERBA files. And what if GERBV could just tell us right away, hey, log out for your track with. And additionally to this a lot of PCB manufacturers use GERBV so that would be pretty handy. So to do this, maybe if you guys are looking for something to develop, convert us for maybe the Eagle file format would be really handy because a lot of PCB factories have this file format ready and if we just convert them over to this file format that would be a huge increase in popularity. And if you say I do electronic manufacturing and I want my customers to take care of whatever just hit me and we will add this. So that's everything about the open design rule format. And thanks for your attention. Go on. Questions. I will repeat the question. So the question was, I saw from the end that this is a good candidate for a keycard maybe. So the question was, this format is obviously really manufacturing related. Did you take into account that there is much more about the design itself which you can check. The reason that it is manufacturing related is that we actually do electronic manufacturing so I'm a little bit biased on this and I would be happy to take this into account. But it's really important is that it's more about how the design rules are structured not about what are the design rules. What, for example, keycard would have to deliver is something like within the rule set there is this name and keycard would have to provide this value so that we can check against it. But this file format is really general. So in the beginning I got some critics about hey, you define a file format which is kind of interesting but how does it actually work? To define the rules itself then it works because I guess there is no way to find something which really applies to all of us. Next one. Yeah, so clearance is no issue at all. Of course it is. No, no, no. I mean to define a clearance is not an issue because it just applies to the whole board. I have an example for the clearance. This is important for the, that's totally correct but it does not apply for the manufacturing. For the manufacturing I just don't care how many voltage there is. Maybe the idea is to take this as the foundation and then add some more like design EDA related stuff on top of it. That's totally correct. So the question was how do you define clearance between different signals? Right now there is no such way because from a manufacturing perspective it doesn't matter which signal it is actually. But we can elaborate on this later. That's why I called it a proposal. So the question was could this file format also be used as kind of communication or way of communicating the issues? Never actually thought about that. But that's a pretty cool idea if we go like ping-pong with this file. Yeah? There's guys who do really high actors and stuff in the forehousing they can't. Depending on the input that you have. I do have one quick question for you. Have you seen that you can code job and what they are calling the job file format? It's not this specific but it does include a lot of things for manufacturing like dielectric structure. You can define those things and then jump them out to a file and send to your format out. But have you seen it? The question is have I seen the OCamco Gerber job file description format? No, but I noticed that it gets quite popular as even Autodesk Eagle with the new 8.6 release outputs this goba file description format. But it's limited to PCB production which is fine, I don't want to criticize this. I should have take a look at this. But asking you OCamco is a pretty good idea as you said they are a big player and all that cam output format stuff. Yeah. Thank you, Xavier.


So it isn't so much about kicking him away from you, because we're not trying to kick him away. We're just trying to get that leg extended out so that we can pull over. So it's more of like a fry, you know? Like we're trying to shovel something over, or try to lay over something. Just try to kick that thing down. You can put your hands against it, you should have passed it right. That's what you've got to do.  You got him, you got him. Right here. Go get his hips first. Good. Good, good. Now we're going to transition back into this double leg.  Alright, so we're going back to our double leg leg pass. Alright, we didn't really come up off the mat. Alright, but we're going to be up off the mat now. What we're going to do is I want you to go out first three or four reps.  Now the difference between when I leg pass on my feet versus leg passing on my knees is here. When he's double-legged and we're on our knees, kind of this training wheel position, I'm just windshield wipering my ankles, and I'm getting my outside arm under. So I'm windshield wipering, getting my outside arm under, getting my top hand to the sole. Now, one small detail that I didn't talk about when we first started doing this, I always want my shoulder touching the knee of the leg I'm passing. I don't want to be extended way out here. Anytime I'm passing the leg, I want that leg to be almost part of my body. And a lot of times, he'll be trying to run and get to this corner, and I'll have to keep my feet in the mat and chase a little bit. Have I seen my feet working here? Anytime I get double-legged and I'm on a hip, and I get this leg control, I'm not out of the fight yet unless he starts stepping over my leg. When I start giving him this type of angle, that's when things start going downhill. But if I'm in this position, in Yanni Zane, we saw a lot of crotch lift positions, but you saw on that first match, like Zane's running the corner, and Yanni just keeps scooting and adjusting. I'm not taking down here yet. And as this guy pursues, and I'm working this leg straight, then right when he thinks he's about to score, man, I can get to my leg pass and start to work here. So the difference between on the knees and on the feet is a little bit different position on how we get there. So on the feet, I'm going to side step, I'm going to swing the leg away, then his head's on that side, and I'm going to go to my knee, my hip and my shoulder.  It's just a progression to get down to the mat. So he double-edged me.  And then let's do what I work to do. Drive! See how I drove off my feet to get to that sole? I probably got the shortest arms in this room. I don't know, you're right, I might have me beat. But see, there's no way his shin is going to be longer than my arms getting here. I'm driving. This is important. Don't be here. That's not his sole. That's not his sole. This works, but I don't like trying to pass legs here. I got no chance of straightening him out. So I'm here, driving my feet. Now it's light and straight. Now I can continue to pass. So we're going to start on our feet. And then you just get smoother and smoother with it. Again, we're just getting reps here. So he's in on this double. I'm stepping and swinging. Driving, driving, driving. Over and over and over again. Because we see those guys at the highest level. Man, that looks so smooth. It's not that hard. That's the same technique that Jesse Delgado and all these other guys are doing. They just took time getting to that position. And then we start focusing on momentum. Everything that's coming to me, I'm just redirecting like a bullfighter. So as it's coming towards my hips, I just took all of his energy that was coming towards my hips and I just redirected him in a circle, made it my advantage. So start out slow. And then have that guy shoot. And then start redirecting that momentum. And then we're getting more confidence in that position. Questions? We're good? Alright, let's go. Let's get it.


and then going into the positive and we could still see, you know, our center part over here and then it tailing off into the negative. Let's do another one here. So this is the GDP per capita current dollars. So we've got the GDP number. So now we're looking at economic data and when you do that you got to think per capita per person kind of thing that GDP divided by the number of people and so now we've got something that is skewed to the right again because we got the tail over to the right. So we took all of this data and you can see we sorted it by by the GDP per capita and from two to one to to the 17, 2, 2, 1 we have the largest amount here and then and then as we get the GDP per capita going up we have many fewer that are falling into those buckets. So most are falling into the bucket on the lower buckets and then as we have the GDP per capita going up we have fewer falling into those buckets with an outlier way out here with the GTP per capita at 221, 221 which is interesting. You would think that'd be a very well, you know, well-off place. So we can actually check it out down here. So if I scroll down it's saying Monaco in this data set. Alright let's go back up top and see what the next one looks like. So now we've got activity per hour calories. So calories and we have a lot of the 42 and the calories going up on a per hour. So if we look at this kind of medical data then we can compile tons of data, right? The stepping data, the calories per hour, the calories per day and whatnot and then obviously we can we may want to start to compile the data. So this one has a bunch of basically the outliers over here. So when we just simply plot this this information we've got it then skewed to the right. Now notice that these outliers are forcing us possibly to have these buckets, you know, maybe out here. So maybe it would be more useful for us to trim off some of these buckets and then we can then we can kind of zoom in on more of the of the data that's in in a relevant range. So and so those are some techniques we could do with the with the graph or with Excel. And so let's see the next one. And so I have the name and the total. Oh I think I think these are like Pokemon characters that way it was that was a this was another kind of I thought it was a funny data set from that was on the Kaggle website or Kaggle I'm not how you say I'm not sure how you say the website but I think it was Pokemon characters and I'm assuming this is like their power strength level you know so if we look if we look at all of the characters and I'm not that familiar with Pokemon but I think you know they fight each like they fight each other like a card game and then you have different power levels and who's gonna win if the two were to fight each other or something like that and there's different categories of the power and whatnot so it gets kind of complicated but if you if you just plot their power levels you've got to the 180 to the to the 241 and I'm assuming this is low power so these are the weak ones 241 to 302 302 to 363 363 to 424 424 to 485 and then pretty high power level most of them seem to be in this fairly high power level which is kind of interesting 45 to 546 and then it drops out and sharply sharply for the more powerful ones 546 to 607 and then you've got the super powerful one over here which apparently is if I scroll all the way down you've got the metto moto moto me you to me too as a to I don't know I don't know who that is but that's you don't want to if you're a Pokemon my takeaway from this data is you don't want to mess with that one hopefully but in any case you can plot just about any set of data that's the point and you can get a pictorial representation and get a better idea of possibly what's going on this might help you to determine how you play your play the Pokemon