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Good morning, am I audible, awesome, I will just wait for people to settle in. As they do that, just for me to get a quick feel, how many of you think of yourselves as coders, awesomeness, how many of you think yourself as designers and how many of you think yourself as both, awesome, thank you. It's my pleasure and honor to be presenting the opening keynote at what I think is a fabulous event, and so I am taking the unconventional approach. I'm sort of sharing what I think or my perspective on what I believe user experience to be. So I might go into areas that are not normal, but at the end of it I think we will all find a connect, okay. So welcome to my world, a world which is filled of words, every, I mean I got into this world in 99 and it felt like half the business was in the business of making these words. Those days the fight was am I an information designer or should I call myself an information architect. Today the fight is more about should I call myself a UX guy or a UI guy or am I UX slash UI. I think it doesn't really matter. What really matters is user experience and everybody has their own meaning to user experience. First of all our clients right and somehow their understanding of user experience is quite different from how we see it because we look at it many a times with this whole fight of what is UX and what is UI. We go on about, no UX is more than UI because UX involves research, UX involves meeting people, doing a lot of things because UI is basically about the screen, right. Interestingly that's how the clients are only interested in because the only thing they keep coming back to us is can you put this color here, can you move this button, can you make the button larger. In the current company where I am consulting or rather serving as the head of their UX team, the recent fight is what should be the color of the button, it should be orange because people click orange and if it's blue they will not click it. Why? Because somewhere there are a couple of articles about why Amazon works and I said perhaps it's linked to the brand, the brand color is orange. Well so we all have our own meanings and why we go around it but I think the primary thing with UX, creating a user experience is to keep in mind this that we should actively, always, continuously keep learning from mistakes, from our mistakes, from past mistakes. So you know we can go back to Nielsen and say frames of art which is a joke in the community and so we have Davies and other things but or we can basically say okay here's a collection of topics on which there have been others who have studied written design, what can I learn from this, what is it that I can use to make my design better and my user's life easier and which comes to this is not user experience. Right? This is a meme, I was just looking around for UX. How many of you have done a search for UX memes? Do that. I mean if that's the one thing you take out of my session today, do that. It's fantastic, it'll take you down a rabbit hole. So that's how I found Rowan Atkinson, the being character, that's how I found this. Think about this. Today when we make a call, we are put on hold and we get to hear jazz, we get to hear flute, we get to hear oh the latest one, latest one, marketing messages. Have you tried calling ICICI or all these brands? All you get is like half the time you're thinking okay perhaps they do not want to answer my call because somebody in marketing says hey you know make them listen to this new jingle I have made. But let's spend a couple of minutes on this. Why do you think this came up? How many of you drive through Martholi? Okay, that was my life, I was at a safety for a few years. I remember when the Martholi bridge was sort of made, you would go under the bridge, actually first you would climb the bridge when you're going from this side, it's a japa side and you would take a right that caused a block. So they said let's redesign this. They asked us to go under the bridge and take the first right. People who have done this, okay that dates you. And then they said oh this is causing a block. So now we will push you slightly further, 200 meters, take a U turn, come back and go. Yes? How many of you has done that? Okay, that times you, see? That tells you when you started traveling to Martholi. And then it's now almost all the way to Isro and then a U turn and back, right? Why do you think this is happening? Because we are not going back to the crux of the matter. We are looking at every problem, every design problem with a fresh eye, but not looking at the history. We are not looking at what originally caused the problem, which is why we have now got to very recently, that you again climb the flyover, take left, take a U turn and go. Design is like this. This was people called a call center and you were put on hold and you heard that same train, train, train. And you said, this is boring. So what can I do? What can I do to solve my user's problem? Ah, let us play some music, because music is good. And then the problem originally was the wait time. The real problem of wait time was never solved. Wait time only kept increasing with more number of calls coming and now with marketing coming, you are even wondering, do they want to solve the wait time? So perhaps the one message that you can take back is every time you are trying to look at a UI, an interface. And in today's world, interfaces can be anything. They don't even need to be a screen. They don't need to be a button. They can be what we are doing right now, which is voice. It can be just gestures. And soon, I hope, just mind control, because I delve in that side of the world too. So if you think something, that should happen. And some of these advances in research in MIT and others are sort of delving into that area. We're not there yet. But can we, each time, look at something with a real, fresh mind and do our own bit of research? I'm not saying user research. I'm not saying get people in a lab. I mean, if you can do that, great. But how many of us actually get that opportunity? I mean, for me, with nearly two decades in the business, I have done actual in-lab research, perhaps 20% of the time. And for most of the time, my job was as a user researcher.  And I was like, yeah, we need to do research on this. And I was like, yeah, you can do research. But for now, can I have the screen? So yeah, you can do your research. That's OK. That's a tick on the Excel. You can do that. So that's where we are today. And most of what UI slash UX is, is not our problem. It's the problem of the industry. It's the hiring problem. I was speaking to a group of HR professionals yesterday. And that's exactly what I was speaking to some of them. And companies don't know what kind of a role to hire. And that is where the word UI slash UX comes in. If you really look at it as a practitioner, all of us, if we create any kind of interfaces, and I don't not just saying design, I mean coding, I mean anything, right? If you are involved with one small chunk of creating an interface, you are a user experience guy. Because if there's a very brilliant design and it comes and the coder decides, no, this is very, very, very difficult, right? And so we will just put a button here or a checkbox. That's it. Because that is the interface the user is finally going to interact with. So we are in this together. Every single one of us, which is why UX, as such, is a team. And what kind of a team? I forgot about this. These are the tools. Most of the times, we are so caught up in the kind of tools that we are using and we are creating the interfaces in that sense. It's like planning a dinner, giving only attention to the cutlery. And so, yeah, so we are trying to create this. But none of us can create this. Because that is literally every single element to it. We can actually come up with a most wonderful experience for a user or plan and design, a wonderful experience for our user. But let's imagine this to be a shop, where this wonderful shop that is inside, once they walk in, they have the most out-of-the-world experience and a great time. But in entering the shop, all that they're going through, including the traffic, which you have no control over, is going to impact their user experience. And yet, we claim, some of us included, that no, I own this small corner in this multiverse. Even when it's a dinner, even if it's a very, very well planned dinner and you've got the right ingredients and you've got everything in there, it's the company that matters, the kind of conversations you're having that matter. So clearly, there are a lot of things that even a restaurant cannot own, cannot control. It completely depends on what happened halfway through your session. So that sort of brings me to what I'm talking about, creating magic, because alongside my UX side, I have been a magician, I have been performing magic almost all my life. And I try to find what is a parallel, if at all, between magic and user experience. And I mean magic. I mean magic like Copperfield flying in the air, is when he did this, or Dynamo walking on water, this was bringing dreams live. And of course, beating Beth with Blaine. Blaine basically took one of the oldest effects in magic, which was catching a bullet.  And being Blaine, he wanted to still perform it in such a way that it has never ever been performed before. And yeah, he almost killed himself. But he did not, because before he actually did the televised final recording, he had gone through a process. A process in magic known as the holy grail. Magic has always existed. Magic goes back 6,000 years. The first of magic performances was in the Egyptian, you know, pyramid times, in the court of Pharaoh, sorry, Pharaoh Cheops, and performer Magician was Didi. And Didi performed one of the most phenomenal effects.  Blaine, by the way, had recreated this recently on one of his televised episodes. But what is the holy grail? The holy grail is that you take anything and you look at it and go into the field of magic. Can I find a more purer way of doing this? And this is mostly the method, what's making it. For the people, for the users, it's the same experience. But internally, you're going, okay, but I am using this technology for this, I'm using this method for this. Can I improve on this? Can I make it real magic? Because as magicians, we know we don't have any powers. Sorry, if somebody here actually thought we had. But you are essentially trying to create a character that seemingly has powers. And every time you look at something that you do, you're going, but this is not perfect. Can I reinvent this? And this is what you do.  And the cycle keeps going and going, not just within one person, but through centuries. And the classic for that is this. Do you know what this is? It's written down there. Sawing a woman in half. This was the first time that the sawing in woman was performed, back in 1921. Selbet, got a lady who was in a big trunk, sawed through it in a park and separated. No, sorry, didn't separate it, just sawed through it. And it was all over the world. And then some people, and more importantly, Selbet started thinking, yeah, but how do they actually know that a lady is inside it? Right, because if you just see the picture, I have to tell you there's a lady inside it. And so came the next version, where you could see the lady's head on one side and her legs on the other. And then they did the same thing, they cut through. User experience, roughly the same. Methods, getting improved. But actually, user experience also is improving because now it's more clearer what's happening. Now people looked at this and said, yeah, that's fine. I can see the head, I know the head is sort of moving, but the legs sort of looks stiff and it's sort of, you know, wooden-ish. And so they said, okay, let's remove the box. Let's just completely remove the box. And this is our own PCSoCast senior who performed this on the BBC in London. And a very interesting thing happened at that time. At the end of the show, as he had just cut his assistant, the show ran out of time and the curtain's closed and this was live at those times, right, 56.  And so that's how half his fame came from because this went viral, not viral in the way things go now, but the phone lines, you know, the phone lines just went berserk. People started calling in and saying, what the heck is happening? And they had to say, no, no, no, everything is fine. This is all an act, but to see the whole activity to come to the theatres and so it was a sold out month. But really, here in this act, you are seeing the lady, you're seeing no coverings, et cetera, and you thought, okay, I think this is perfect. Cannot be improved. Think again, because somebody said, all that is fine, but how do I know that she's actually cut in half? So somebody came up with the idea, okay, I will just have this and you can see her, your hands are moving, you can see the legs, the legs are moving, but now you can separate it and I can walk through it. Really look back. If I can use the word interface or effect or UI, whatever that is, it's the exact same thing. It's sawing a lady in half. This was what we thought was phenomenal until this happened. This is Copperfield, where an act seemingly goes completely wrong and he gets cut and the two things sort of separate. His legs are up and this is also the first time the magician cut himself, right? Not the assistant. And they separate out and Copperfield is sort of looking at the audience. The legs are still and somebody from the audience screams out, move the legs! Copperfield looks, smiles, turns back and then the legs start to move. That's such a theatrical moment, but again, that is user experience. The element of doing the unexpected and doing it slightly more at the point when the users are expecting it, right? The element of service magic in that sense that Disney keeps talking about, even if it's about giving the child that walks into a restaurant one small two rupee car, it's not the two rupee or the five rupee or the 10 rupee that went into that small bubbly ball that they hand out to the kids or a chocolate that they hand out. It's that element of unexpected gift, right? And that's what makes user experience such a challenging field because like it or not, every single day, we are trying to make magic, to make magic for our users. And you thought that couldn't go forward, could you? Because then Kevin James did this.  You must have seen the Chris Angel version of this, the same torso sort of running around a park and freaking out people. So I don't know what the next version is going to be, but it's wonderful that cutting in half, something as unimagined because it's nothing that existed. Somebody just thought of this idea, hey, resurrection. Why don't I make a theatrical version of it? And it's come to here. So yeah, personally as a performer, I'm really keen on where that is headed. But as a UX person or a design person, I'm really excited about the magic that's happening in our living rooms, in our lives. The next session and others through the day are talking about some of these aspects about how we can just talk to something or we can just say what we want. And like I said, I hope pretty soon, just think what we want and that will happen. Because most of IOT is exactly that. It's about thinking what happens in magic, what happens on a magic stage, what happens in a magic book. The buttons that Amazon created for Bolt, I think they called it for, you sort of stick them on your refrigerator and things. So if you run out of a particular thing, that washing powder, you have a button called washing powder, you just touch it. So they called it magic buttons. Where does that come from? The idea that you have the Aladdin's lamp that we had at the start. Aladdin's lamp is itself an inspiration for so many different things in Internet of Things. The element of how when we interact with magical objects, they make magic happen. And that is the element of not, that is when the interface sort of morphs into the experience itself, because the interface starts getting invisible. Like you saw in the magic acts, initially there was this large bulky interface which was seemingly there, which by the time it read Kevin James, it was just the person being cut in half and the interface sort of became invisible. To me, the process I just sort of shared with you, which has been followed by magicians for over 6,000 years of trying to imagine what does not exist and try to create it and try to create a wonderful version of it is very well documented in the design thinking slides. Because design thinking again was not something that was dreamt up. The element of how does logically, how do you come up with design? How do you create a design? How do you go about imagining and developing something was captured back into a model and said, okay, this probably is one of the good models to work. It is not a holy grail. We can use it to create our own holy grails. And I think we absolutely need to because as I keep saying, whatever it is that we do, we are in the business of creating magic, magic for our users. So let's all create magic. Thank you. I'm happy to take questions. Yes. We can take a couple of questions for him. So any questions, anyone? Let's ask. We have any questions? Okay, so. Thank you very much. We have one. Oh, one. We have one question there. So during the talk, you mentioned like you asked your consultant and saying, can I do user research? And you get the answer like, yeah, you can do it, but you get me the screen first. So how often you said no to them and kind of like you did your user research and gave the prominent user experience. So how to handle that? That's a very good question. I think it's completely dependent on the kind of project you're doing and the kind of screen you're building. It's not to say that every single screen we build needs user research, right? But if you're doing incremental or if you're doing a completely reimagining of a screen or an interface or a product, user research would be very, very important. And in this particular instance, I have not delivered the screens because it requires user research. So the element of, I mean, as a designer, you would need to know when is a formal user research required for this, right? Again, when we say user research, it's a wide terminology. What are we referring to? Are we talking formative research? Are we talking in lab research? Are we doing post validations, right? We have screens and we just want to test it on users. That's validations. So in that element, it completely depends on you knowing very clearly what kind of inputs are required. And if you are convinced these inputs are required for me, it's, I mean, you've taken that call and so you have to stick with it. I have been lucky because the kind of roles I've played and perhaps also because of the kind of companies I've been associated with. Research has been respected and it's always been, I mean, even in this particular one, it was like, okay, you have the mandate to do the research, but how long is that gonna take? Okay, that's going to take at least two weeks even to sort of set up and get people and get a report even if we are doing everything ourselves. So is there something we can do in the interim? Now, that's a call. We have to take project to project company to company because many a time, the interim becomes permanent. That's been my fight with Dev all my life, right? You give a design and look at it and say, hey, this is all fine. This is wonderful, but right now, we don't have the bandwidth. So we're just going to do this and we will come back to doing this screen. Now, when are they gonna come back to that? Is an open-ended question, right? So whenever it is out of scope, I come back and ask, so out of scope, never in scope, what is it? And if it's out of scope, when is it going to be in scope? So unless you put a timeline right there when you're agreeing to sign off on that screen, that you have, you know, the dev has given you and is going live and saying, I'm saying, okay, I say okay to the screen going live. And at that point, you need to know when the redesign is going to come in. One of my most recent examples was I needed the screen to change from black to white. Very, very, very, very difficult, right? It took me a month to finally get them to make that in scope because the screen would just go, because also, I mean, a couple of buttons would change colors and CSS would need to be changed for whatever reason, the earlier design went live and then the screen is live, what do you care? So that's the sort of a long answer to that question because there's no, there's no syllable at all. So UX as we spoke tonight is kind of a subjective skill as opposed to really being objective. So how do I hire a good UX guy? I don't want to go behind a person who claims that I am a React guy or I am a Node guy because that is essentially like saying, I know how to drive a car, what they mean is, I know what a clutches, I know what a break is, but I really don't know how to drive it. A very, very good question and point. Isn't that how we hire everybody nowadays? I mean, what he just said, I want a React guy, right? That is actually the problem, right? So I'm just, you have your follow up or do I take it? Take it follow up then, because we have. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. All right, I'll go ahead. Yeah, go ahead. So earlier to the industry, things were easy. Hiring, like I said, I just had an evening with HRFox yesterday. It was, do you know Photoshop? Come, yeah? Today they hope, do you know XD? Come, it's not that simple, is it? So how do we go about hiring? Even as design folks, it's extremely difficult for us to find a right mix, which is where that whole dichotomy of a meaningless word as UI slash UX appears. I mean, go up and do a search why there is no such thing as UI UX. Because you can't have UI without it contributing to UX and you can't have UX without UI, right? So it's basically that, it's a surgeon saying, I need somebody else to just use the scalpel and then I'll do what needs to be done afterwards, right? So the problem there is, I think there's no easy answer. It has to be an element of trying out people. More importantly, giving people the space to learn. My way of personal speaking again, I would not generalize this, has been to try finding people who are interested in the area, interested in learning and doesn't matter what their background, I am not a designer. I've turned into a designer. And my personal feeling is if I could do this, anybody can, right? Because otherwise I would have been a writer because that's what my academic background says. I'm not a technical writer. Sorry if there are any. So it's essentially that, I mean that's a good example. That's how specialized we are today. We want a technical writer or we want a creative writer. We want a content writer and we want a brochure writer, whatever that is. No, I just want a writer. So in this concept, I need a problem solver, right? I need a designer. Now whether I cannot for to save my life, understand colors. So I am clearly not a visual designer. That's easy. So like I said, can you do Photoshop or can you put colors on a screen?  That part is clear. But the rest of it has to be an experiential thing. You have to give those people tests or just share experiences to understand can they solve a problem? Can they solve a design problem? First of all, can they identify a problem and then solve it? Because most of our problems today, why do half our products bomb? Because the products we design are based on the latest technology that comes out. It's like magic. Magicians for a very long time created magic around the latest technology that came out. Hey, Bluetooth is out. So let me create something where you write something and I get it here and I know I can read your mind. Right? It's technology-based. It'll only work to the point where everybody in the audience does not know Bluetooth exists. That catches up with you. On the tech side, it's different. Blockchain. Yes, so my product is blockchain. What does it do in blockchain? I'm working on blockchain. What? I mean, my earlier assignment was this. So I said, okay, blockchain. So this is what you need to do. Oh, that's complicated. That went out of the window. So when can we stop? I mean, technology is important, but when can we say technology is magic? Technology is the silo bullet. It's not. What is the real user problem you're trying to solve? And how are you going to solve it? Based on that, see what technology maps to it. And that same thinking, it's difficult, but is the only way I can answer, a real-world answer, to how you can hire designers?


Take a cue from the market.  We only trade premium. The market is going to be around 200 years from now. We won't. Right? We won't. Welcome to Access to Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey, guys. Good evening, everybody. Welcome to another edition of the AccessToTrader.com nightly wrap-up show. Hope everybody is doing well. So tell me if you heard this before, right? Company ABCD doesn't make a difference what it is, right? Lowers revenues and forecasts, top and bottom line. Company ABCD, earnings and revenue miss, right? Blames inflation, blames everything. Company misses, cuts outlook, amid higher promotional activity, inflation-driven consumption, right? That's every single company. That's exactly what you have pretty much on a daily basis. The market, again, as we've been talking about, really is starting to discount this news until the market hit an important level yesterday, and we'll talk about that in a second. But that's exactly what happened today. You saw the same headline come in from lows, from target today, from children's place today, all pretty much saying the same thing. But this time, instead of the market rallying, kind of discounting on the news like the way they did on Walmart and pretty much every other tech company in this last quarter, the market actually went a little bit lower today. Nothing to even think about the majority of the day. I didn't even know the market was even down. But we talked about this last night. Spies hit the 200-day moving average, and we talked about it today, how the day was probably going to play out. You're probably going to have a little bit of a rest. You're probably going to have the same type of a little bit of euphoria in the smaller cap names. And when you see the pivots that you'll see exactly, that's it. We've literally had a couple of pivots on quote-unquote real stocks. And then everything else was like small caps. But just like everything else, and I've said this all the time, again, for years and years and years, I used to be, I mean, before pivots. I mean, up to 2010, excuse me, up to 2011, I used to swing trade. I had a book, right? Of small cap stocks. And then, you know, I used to have a ton of inventory on. You know, some would be up, some would be down, some would be flat, right? But it was a book. You managed the book. And then all of a sudden, around 2012, I started seeing some of my positions would go up 20 cents instantly. And I'd be like, whoa, what the hell's going on? And then all of a sudden, they would crash. And I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed, but I realized there were these things called alert services, where people have 5,000 people behind them, they buy a stock, goes up 10 cents, everybody sells in the stock, dies. And then I realized, right, I realized around 2010, 2011, I couldn't make any more money like this anymore, right? That the small cap, at least on the long side, I know a lot of you guys trade them on the short side. It's a completely different animal. And again, if that's your thing, that's your thing. But I was a long biased trader on these stocks for years. And then I realized I couldn't make any money. I was very, very in a weird place. And that's kind of, I went weeks and weeks and weeks and I started to develop these with, now is known to pivots. And now I basically only trade them, basically about once a year. And when you have a market like this for the last couple of weeks and you see these really big small cap moves, you start to pay attention, especially the last couple of days. And what you saw this morning was another rise, right? You had this big rise on BBBY, that stock year that we would talk about yesterday. You guys remember that year that we talked about yesterday from 165?  But the problem is with small cap stocks is the reason why the small cap stocks, majority of them are pretty, well, they're not the greatest companies in the world compared to Microsoft's, Apple's and Amazon's, so forth and so on. And BBBY was definitely the flavor of the choice of the moment for the last couple of days. And the only reason I'm bringing this up, it brought a lot of momentum into these small cap stocks. And again, we'll get to the individual pivots in a second. But after the close, and by the way, I love BBBY, okay? I love Bed Bath and Beyond. I could spend hours there. It's one of my favorite stores. But the moral of the story is, this was a big, big short squeeze, broke out around $6.53, went to $30. And then after the close, I forgot what the name of the fund was, but I think they registered, I think that was the registration. I think of what it's called. RC Ventures files to form 144 for nine and a half million shares of Bed Bath and Beyond. And Bed Bath and Beyond is down $5 after the close, as you can see it. And it's probably gonna stop the momentum for a lot of these small cap stocks, which basically puts me in a situation, I just don't care about them anymore, right? Once they stop, okay? And once there's not a mass overlong of people jumping over themselves to buy stocks at any price, they don't exist to me anymore. Because again, I know how hard it is for these stocks to move. And if there's no momentum, these names, these things, for the exception of one or two that might pop out here and there, I completely removed them off my radar. And now we're kind of back into our sweet spot, right? Which is beta technology and everything else in between. So this is what happened yesterday. We had the spies hit the 200 day moving average. Again, really, really impressive, $40 move on the spies in three weeks. Same thing kind of happened with the Qs. So we back tested down to the five day moving average. Why is the five day moving average? Again, this is your first time watching this broadcast. The five day moving average represents a short-term sentiment. Who has control of the short-term? And it doesn't mean this was the top, now we're gonna roll over and go lower. That doesn't mean that. But again, we look for clues. Again, I trade from both sides of the market as much as this was a phenomenal bull market run. I'm not naive, I get it. We could get pulled at any time. So now we're watching for tomorrow this 424.50 level. You see this 424 level? If the spies start building below 424.50, then yes, you're gonna bring it, you're probably going to bring more selling. And no, nobody's saying we're going back to lows. But again, we take a day by day trade by trade, sentiment by sentiment. And the point is the sentiment is still super duper bullish. But if we lose 424.50, and this is a number you should really jot down for tomorrow's session, because if we start losing this 424.50 level, then yes, we will get continued back-tests. And then you have room all the way down to where? You got room to what, 421, right? So you still got five points down in the S&Ps. It's not a small move. So you have to kind of prepare on both sides of the market. And when I looked at my research this morning, this afternoon, was that when I was charting? Yeah, predominantly, predominantly. Not all, but predominantly, the setups that I had for tomorrow, we're definitely to the sell side. I definitely have some long-sided setups that I like. Okay, I think Tesla is right in the middle of the range. It's not a long, it's not a short, but it might be coming up to a sweet spot somewhere in the near future. Again, we started seeing some deep out of the money, 9.50, 9.60 weekly calls come in. Maybe that sparks it up, maybe it doesn't. But the point is, again, guys, take the tape, don't be naive in the thing. The market goes one way, it's gonna go that way forever, okay? As much as I am pretty much, I don't know how much more I could have been, how much I've been pushing the envelope above the 50-day moving average on the long side. But again, we also know, hey, we hit the 200-day, there's no guarantee we will get out above the 200-day ever again. Maybe we will, maybe we won't. Obviously, any close above 432 on the SPYs starts a really, really more aggressive leg up. But for the meantime, from the day-to-day basis, we definitely wanna keep an eye on the 424-50 level tomorrow on the SPYs, because if that gets lost, that is about $5 worth of downside. Same thing on the Qs, right? Same thing on the Qs here. Qs had a nice little run, didn't quite make it to the 200-day, but still, 40 points in three weeks is pretty good, right? Today, you can see it held the 10-day moving average. Same thing goes for the Qs. If the Qs start losing, 326, this whole 10-day moving average, and yeah, we got another, what, three, four points of downside to go. So again, that's what all that research for tomorrow, if it gets confirmed, yeah, we will get some pretty good shorts on deck. But again, you don't anticipate, right? You don't anticipate. All we can do is get prepared. That's it. All we can do is get prepared, and once we're prepared, all we need to wait is for confirmation.  Absolutely not, right? You have all losses every day.  It happens, right? But the most important part is you're prepared. So at least if the stock fails that level, whether it's a long or short, you know how important that level is. You just get out, right?  And that's kind of where we are set up for tomorrow. The greatest gift you can give yourself, number one is being adult, right?   Bet it today, rest it for the exception of several names that went down for a little bit of cash flow. It was a res day for the market. And now we kind of know, we kind of know this 10 days is kind of a big deal. So if the market confirms the 10 day below 326 tomorrow on the Qs, yeah, we'll have some more sellers by us. But the one thing that you have to do as a trader is aspiring trader, whatever the case may be, whatever your label is on you, have an open mind. You gotta trade both sides of the market.  I'm not smart enough to understand that. There's a million different websites that can redo the Fed minutes there.  It doesn't make a difference to me. All I know is everybody's complaining and blah, blah, blah, and nobody's happy. The market's so good. Is anybody ever gonna be happy, right? Smile, life is not that serious, right?  Market really didn't react one way or another. You had a half a percent decline, both in the Dow, the S&P, one percent decline in the Nasdaq.  But again, it's super important to trade both sides of the market. And this is a very important part. And this is kind of what we talk about the mental health side of trading, right? Like I trade beta, Tesla, Amazon, these are my stocks. This is where, this is it. This is my holy grail. So when they rest, I rest. It's so important that you get your, you get your cues from the market, okay?   You don't need to lose money to get fried. It's a very, very important point. So whatever your style of trading is, right? Really understand if your stocks are not in play. What I mean, if your process is not being spotlight and channels are contracting instead of channels are expanding, take a cue from the market. Take a mental resume, guys. We only trade premium. The market is gonna be around 200 years from now. We won't, right? We won't.  But the market will be around. So while we're still on earth and we're all trying to navigate this crazy life of ours, we have to wait. Because if we don't wait and you just trade every single day exactly the same way, exactly the same speed, I promise you your career is going to shrink faster than me coming out of the ocean. And that's what she said. So moral of the story is, look, we know our levels for tomorrow, right? For the cues, for the spies we talked about. A lot of stocks are still resting. You know, can these small cap stocks probably had their last day or so? You know, maybe this BBBY news, you know, really spooks a lot of the small cap traders and that market dies. So if you have that market dying with everything else resting, the value then turns to the downside. And the most important part is we could take advantage of those ranges. But again, you have to know your ranges. Don't guess, don't anticipate, let the ranges confirm. So let's talk about today, right? Let's talk about today. So here was the very, I mean, if you notice, we literally had two stocks that you guys probably are familiar with, right? Tesla cashflow only set up 908. If it gets down, it should get down to 903, 900. It got right down to 900. I think that was basically it. It was a very, very tight channel. The funny thing is I actually lost the dollar in Tesla today because it was just so tight, it couldn't break down. So, which is absolutely nothing, but whatever. It is what it is. But again, Tesla is definitely setting up for the next couple of days, both long and short. If it starts losing today's range, then hey, we might have something to working here. If it starts taking out today's range, hey, we might have to something working here. But again, don't fall in love with the stock. Fall in love with technical analysis. TDOC, just the cashflow move, 3750, big support level, 3750-day support if it builds below can flush. And it really does show you how strong this market is, right? You know, they got downgraded by Goldman Sachs. You figure downgraded by Goldman Sachs, the stock would be down five, right? The stock went down like 40 cents or so, then it paused and blah, blah, blah. Finally, you broke below the 50-day moving average. You know, it went down like a dollar in change. But the point is, again, you need fear for stocks to get down. Maybe this is finally the first start of, hey, small caps are, you know, maybe they stop. Maybe the stocks need more rest. Maybe this is like the first inning, but we don't know, right? We don't know. So that's my point. You know, you're just trying to take one pivot at a time, take cashflow and move along. Because again, you're not gonna get these massive channels if everything's in a massive uptrend. So again, TDOC, you know, little cashflow here. EA never confirmed, TTCF never confirmed, WRB. Look at these symbols, right? Just to give you an idea of what kind of date is this, like, you know, what kind of research it was. Look at these symbols. I find myself almost saying, Dan, did you make up these symbols as you go along? Right? TTCF, WRBY, AEY, none of these stocks, anything. This was a nice little move, right? A CGC, somebody yesterday came out, it wasn't the September's, it was a typo. It was the January's. Somebody came out yesterday, they bought the January 15 calls. The stocks are $2, $4, right? So $4 needs to build on CGC. They started coming, they started coming for the $4.5 and $5 a weeklies. Yeah, weeklies. And it's a nice move. It went from four to 430, right? Not a bad move, not a bad move at all. So again, small cap stocks we're playing out today. RGS, another little one, 136 needs to build, right? 136 needs to build. Again, look what we're talking about here, right? For all you guys who've been watching this broadcast for a long, long time.  We're always talking about the same stocks, but again, a pivot is a pivot is a pivot, right? What's the difference? So here's the 136, took out the 136, traded to the high of the day, 150. Yeah, listen, if it gets one more day, can it get to 165?  Still holding this little OSCR. I'm still kind of stuck in from yesterday, but whatever, I'll give it one more day. It did hold yesterday's lows today. Okay, we'll see. We're not trying to recreate the wheel here, but the most important part is guys, like I say every single day, appreciate the journey, learn how to smile, and most important thing is don't take everything seriously, right? Don't put a lot of pressure on yourself to figure things out. I see a lot of new traders trying to figure things out in the first two years. The same thing, they're almost trying to put in the journey of somebody like me for 23 years plus, and say to yourself, well, if I can't figure out this business in the first year, it's a waste of time. It's not. It's just you're on the first leg of hopefully a long, long career. So guys, stay blessed. Have a great day tomorrow. See what we got, see how much value we get, and with God's help, I'll see you guys all tomorrow. Take care.


OER is a perfect opportunity to help the students of the technical college system of Wisconsin to thrive. I think the most important thing to understand is what OER is, open educational resources. Currently what we as students have to do is purchase a new textbook for each course that we take. The fees associated with those purchases are astronomical. We're struggling with tuition so some of these books that are very expensive are costing like $600. With my past experience technically I've had to buy a bundle of nursing books which we only ended up using about half of them but it ended up costing me $800. Having one less bill to pay which is textbooks which sometimes comes as $2,000 a semester reduces stress. I don't feel like people should have to choose between whether they're going to eat or their kids are going to eat, whether they have lights or not, and books. We are asking for more funding for OER so that we can provide this open education to those going through the technical college system. The small bills that can help us make a difference is the small bills that can encourage us to be able to sign up for classes and have the force to keep going. It matters because it reduces financial burden for all students not just myself but other students across the Wisconsin technical college system. We would be able to focus more on more classes, getting more students in our campuses. Students don't have to worry about the financial burden of purchasing textbooks. We can in my situation work less hours and spend more time on our studies which is the real reason we're in college in the first place is to master new material. With OER it's actually been great because I found out that most of my classes have different alternatives like some have PDFs that you can download and print. There's videos that I can watch so it's been really helpful because I would work so much trying to just pay tuition or whatever so now that I have these resources I can spend more time studying and I study my tickets off. If legislators invest in us right now we will invest invest ourselves and repay that back to the state in the future with all of the knowledge that we've gained.


The important thing is to make sure that something after 2015 comes out substantive, comes out meaningful and will not be a repeat of business situation. That's the biggest fear we have because Rio, Rio plus 20 MDGs, all this thunder and lightning that we heard, with not a drop actually hitting the ground, we really need to avoid that. We have just too much time of very talented and capable people and too much resources thrown at these problems and not really solving it or not even, forget solving it, not even ameliorating it or shifting directions lightly towards sustainability. So things are not worse, conflicts are even worse around the world, development, the rich have got richer, the poor countries have got much poorer, you name it all. So if we are going to do anything different, if we are going to have anything meaningful and if we are going to instill a sense of hope in people that are getting either fatalized or radicalized, then we need to introduce some uncomfortable knowledge. It's uncomfortable because the powers that be have chosen to sort of ignore it. It's never reality staring you in the ground, just go and visit any village in one of these poor countries and you see how people are voting with their feet, how they are taking decisions and so on. Somehow I feel that, as I said, forget the international level which is twice removed, even at the national level, national governments are, I'm sure they must be aware because after all people who man the government come from these kind of villages. But there is an ignoring of these issues and then going along with the flow and thinking this is fine and let's go on. Very much, it's a given rise, even let's take, we'll forget Nepal's case, we went through a 10-year insurgency, part of which was related to the failure of development. Take a case like India, which is supposed to be what they call themselves the largest democracy in the world. Well, if half your districts are under some kind of Nuxalite insurgency, Maoist insurgency now in India, then it means that your development is not really all that growth rate of China and India and all that you talk about. That's not really reaching the people down there. It's making a couple of people in Bombay or, I don't know, Delhi obscenely rich. I mean, here is this Bombay businessman who has made a 27-story home for himself with a helicopter pad landing on top in the middle of areas surrounded by slums. Now, he's a successful businessman, but if that is where we measure success and fail to see the slums all around and the sense of frustration and hopelessness, then I think we're in deep trouble. I think we're really in deep trouble. So my hope is that, you know, the effort that, you know, with the IID that some of us all got together to put in to make sure that we influence the global agenda setting that's going on around post-2015, whatever we replace the MDGs is meaningful. And that's my hope. I mean, I'm not sure how much we'll succeed, but the point is to keep trying. I have a bit of a problem with this word, policymaker.  And it's important in European context, but in our context, they are not the only policymaker. They are a factor among policymaking. I like to use this definition of power, policy, as formula for the use of power. And the moment you say that policy is a formula for use of power, it begs the question, whose power, how many types of power there are, who has how much of it, and how do they deploy it? And, you know, being what I call, what we call cultural theorists, we argue that the policy terrain is plural. Governments and government bureaucracies are important policymakers, but the policy tool they deploy, the formula for deployment of their power, is procedural coercive power. You know, you don't follow the law, we're going to send you to jail. Okay, that's how it is. With the business individualistic market community, it is persuasive, seductive power. You know, you buy a product and you'll be next to heaven. This brand or product of that, you know, so it's seductive, it's advertising, but they do find cheerful solutions and we give credit to the market that they do innovate and they do come out with solutions. We argue that they also are using them from the power. Now that's not enough. You also have a third kind of power, which is the ethical power, the moral power. I like to keep giving this example that Mahapagandhi did not have an army and he didn't have much money anyway, at least compared to the British Empire, but he didn't have ethical power and he stuck to it. So these activists, these genuine NGOs, I mean I distinguish between phantom and genuine NGOs, some of the genuine activist NGOs are based on that ethical power. That something is wrong in the world of this unfairness, you know, and therefore, you know, so the deployment of this critical power is also equally important. So when we talk of policy changes, you know, and policymakers are listening or not, whether governments, politicians, you know, government bureaucrats are listening or not is only a third of the problem. And generally, they do not listen to, you know, conferences and conference papers and things, they listen to it, but they, you've really got to put the heat on them. And the heat on them comes from the, both the market and the humanitarian activist community. And if the voice of those groups or those concerns can be brought onto the policy terrain, then the political policymakers will listen. And that's the trick, that's how we've got to go about it. I'm more confident now than I was, say, in the 1990s and early 2000. That's when, you know, they had this Washington consensus, end of history, market will do everything kind of nonsense. Now hopefully that's out of the window after this 2008 financial crisis when I think the Euro-Americans kind of woke up or at least the activist community in Europe and America woke up actually. They were in slumber. They had given up. They had given up the fight. They had, oh well, you know, governments markets will do it and all. And they were too beholden to their own, you know, governments pushing for these kind of governmental solutions that were not working. Now they've woken up and said, no, it's not enough to give leave governments and businesses to themselves. It can be extremely, you know, comfortable sort of bedfellows who will probably not, who will probably serve their own interests but will not serve the interests of the larger globe or the larger community. So the hopeful sign for me is that the activist community in Europe and America have woken up after about a decade, decade and a half of slumber. I think they were to sleep after the Berlin Wall collapsed. You know, there's nothing to fight to know if everything's over or not. It's not true. There's a need to fight even more.


Hi everyone, happy Friday, Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com coming at you with our last break of the night and it's going to be one of our new releases. I think we started the day with Tribute, we're going to end the day with the new release Tribute Baseball, brand new from Topps. This is Pick Your Team number three from jaspyscasebrakes.com. No number blocks. I appreciate that. Saves us a little bit of time. I don't mind how we fill a break, but just in terms of time it helps to save a little time, enough to do those randomizers. So big thanks to everybody who got into it and got into the break straight up, got all your teams straight up. BJ Jordan, you got the two last spot mojo stars next to your name, double last spot mojo for picking up the last two teams at once. Thank you to him from first to last spot. We appreciate it here at jaspys, thank you. Let's hope this case cooperates with some big hits. Roll up those sleeves, let's get to work boys and girls, let's see what we got in here. Bop. Alright there it is. That's the stuff that you can get out of here. Good luck ladies and gents. Pick your team three. I want to go to a family few taping. I'm going to do that. Bradley, yes. We just finished it about 10, 15 minutes ago. It is currently uploading. It is at zero percent processing, so it's uploading and now YouTube's doing whatever it does to get that video properly uploaded. So it's on its way. There's Max Scherzer to 99. That'll be for BJ Jordan and the Nats. Everything ships in this of course. Behind Garrett Cole is going to be stamp of approval CC Sabathia, 27 out of 150. So it's got that MLB hologram sticker so you can actually look that up. The sets of letters and numbers. Pick it up on mlb.com slash authentication and then you can see what date that jersey came from. Maybe he made a start that day. Yankees, Relic for BJ Jordan. There's Justin Verlander, there's Bryce Harper. Good looking set this year. Good design and we've got Chris Sale to 150, 74 out of 150 for Josh Proust and the Vosox. There's Donnie Baseball, Cody Bellinger, it's kind of funny that Don Manley used to be the coach. The Dodgers. There's Ronald Necunha Jr. and his buddy Ozzy Alves, nice, 20 out of 150. Dual Relic for the Bravo's Matt Medlin with the Braves. Chris Davis, Reese Hoskins and we got My Nemesis Raleigh Fingers, 47 out of 199. That'll go to the A's, Fred Schultz with the A's. There's Ramon Laureano, Chris Bryant and we've got CeCe Zabathia Autograph this time. 21 out of 25. Another Bronx bomber for BJ Jordan. There's Zander Bogarts, Freddie Freeman and nice Reese Hoskins Autograph. That old school Phillies uniform, glad they brought that back. Raleigh Fingers, he's my nemesis because I thought that he would give me an autograph because we went to the same high school together at the same time. He was at the National Card Collection Convention, he was signing some cards and he was getting towards the end. I was working, I was doing my group break thing right here online and then I ran up there when he got towards the end and I was like, hey Mr. Fingers, you know, went up in high school and then I got, I pretty much got signed I think, that's what happened. He signed me. He was like, listen son, I've been signing up there and it was like a free signing. I was signing up there for like two and a half hours and I tried to get everyone I could get. I'll see you later and he was still on stage, he was still at the table and then he got up and then he walked away with his handlers and I was just like, dang, I was like, but Mr. Fingers, we went to the same high school, up in high school and I thought that would do it. I got, I understood it. He was doing a free signing towards the end but I thought that would be my end and be like, you're not a pirate, you know, with that mustache. There's Aaron Judge to 50 for the Yankees. There is Aristides Aquino to 450 and then stamp of approval, Trevor Story to 150, nice. Nice relic there for Brady. Does Raleigh need handlers? I don't know, I just thought it would be funny to say. Like he's so big time that he just like has all these people around him, you know, that I was just like, no, sorry kid, Mr. Fingers is just too busy right now. That goes to the Reds. That goes to BJ. Like he has this whole entourage of people and I was like two people. There's Hank Aaron, 77 out of 150. Yeah, you sure can't fill it. Come visit us at our shop when we're open to the public post COVID. Come by the shop in her most beautiful, her most of beach California and I'll give you an autograph. There's Max Muncie, that funky Muncie. That is seven out of 25 for the Dodgers.  Did I say Braves? That's Caleb with the Brewers. When did he play for the Brewers? Sorry Matt. Yeah, he played for the Brewers the last two years of his career. He went back to Milwaukee except it was the Brewers. He played with the Milwaukee Braves, moved with them to Atlanta, then went back to Milwaukee when they were the Brewers. Yeah, it's wild. Javier Baez, Triple Relic. Nice, Jeff Goldhaber saying Raleigh's kids are named index, middle, ring and pinky. And his adopts is on thumb. There's Javier Baez for EA who's saying that I should have given Raleigh. I should have given Raleigh the finger. I should have. Yeah, Raleigh here's a finger for you is what I should have said. See, it's like when you think of all the good comebacks when you're, when like about to fall asleep. That's what I should have said. There's Whitmerefield, 82 out of 150. Jonathan G with the Kansas City Royals. Right, Hank Aaron going back to Milwaukee and West Matthews going back to Milwaukee. Exactly, William. Both went home. There's Sheldon Youse, 86 out of 199 for the Oakland Athletics. Fred Schultz with the A's. Whoa, family show. That was probably one of the best things I've seen in family. Oh, book. A book. There was the, there was the like a tiebreaker lightning round or something like that. And it was one answer and it was name a part of your body that you would describe cute as a button. And the person on the left hit the buzzer and says, says his penis. Steve Harvey's face is just blank. And he's just like, okay. In all my years of watching feud, ladies and gentlemen, that was, that was a good LOL moment. Love the feud. Yeah. And then survey says, and then the other person goes, no, that's what's as cute as a button. It's like, yeah, duh. There's a Vlad Guerrero Jr. to 99. There's Brandon McKay to 450. Remember those rookie cards are few and far between. So they carry a little extra value. Freddie Freeman to 99. Braves, Matt Medlin with the stamp of approval relic. Look that up, Matt. MLB.com slash authentication JC804137. You can see what game that jersey came from. And then you can see, look at the box score and see if he did anything that day. Maybe he did. Maybe he didn't. I don't know. It'd be fun to look up though. That Brandon McKay, by the way, goes to TJ and the Rays. That is Braves edition, Milwaukee Braves edition. So that goes to the Braves. Nolan Ryan, one out of 10. It's pretty cool. Astros. B.J. Jordan, Houston. The Ryan Express. All right, Connor, what's up? There's David Cohn, 72 out of 99. Old Coney, they used to call him. I don't know if they call him Coney. I don't think they did. B.J. Jordan, Charlie Blackman, Tony Gwynn, and Paul DeYoung, 91 out of 99 for the Redbirds. That's going to go to Redbirds, St. Louis, the X-Line, of course, the X-Line. Did Richard Dawson like smooch everyone on Family Feud? I don't remember the Richard Dawson era. And we've got this guy, George Springer, 20 out of 50. Two-color jersey and autograph. There's the sticker right there. Astros, JC561629. So you can look that up, Astros, B.J. Jordan. You can look that up on mlb.com slash authentication. Look up the box score and see how he did that day. And then you can go watch the video of the game, see if you're any trash cans being. All right, the book. What does it say here? Tribute Tandems Autograph Car. Does this say Tandems? Yeah, Tribute Tandems Autograph Car. Will this be a randomizer or will it be the same team? Both Yankees, no randomizer. C.C. Sabathia on the left side, his buddy Andy Pettit on the right side. Well, I don't know if they're buddies, but his teammate Andy Pettit, both for the Yankees, both for B.J. Jordan, who got the Yankee straight up. Where's the number on that? There it is, 11 out of 25 on that one. Nice one, man. Is that a slider or something? What's that line from? What is that, a slider or something? That's a deep cut into that movie. All right, halfway through this full case break. Got about another 15 minutes or so to go. This is our last break of the night. We'll be back tomorrow, two o'clock Pacific, five o'clock Eastern. Yeah, it's a pretty nice book. Do not despair, ladies and gentlemen. There's tons of hits left in the last three boxes. So any woman on the show, he would be, yeah, he would get me too so fast. Next box, good luck, lays and gents. Jacob DeGrom, chip off the old block, and then we've got Garrett Cole. 22 out of 50, Astros, B.J. Jordan. Paul DeYoung, the man of steel, and old Logie. They call him Logie, right? 143 to 150, Logan Allen going to Phil Klein in the tribe. Yeah, they call him Logie, right? Oh, that away, Logie. Let's go, Logie. Strike this turkey out. Vlad Guerrero, Ken Griffey, and Andy Pettit. Another one for B.J. Jordan and the Yankees. What have they called Logie Coney instead? And they called Coney Logie. There's Ty Cobb, there's Joey Gallo. And we've got another Logan Allen. This one's out of 199 for Phil Klein. There you go, Phil. All right, there's Chris Paddock. Lock him up. Lou Gehrig and Brandon Lau, stamp of approval, 49 out of 99 for T.J. And the raise, mlb.com slash authentication, J.C. 640451. I don't like this game. America says, that means it's past 10 o'clock on the West Coast, if it is. There's Goldie. Kurt, I don't know if Clayton doesn't really have a nickname. Doesn't really have a nicknameable name. Kersh, I get people call him Kersh. Usually a good baseball nickname, you can just add a Y to anyone's name or last name or shortened last name. And then you get that, right? There's Javi or Baez, Javi, right? Anthony Rizzo, Tony, Rizzo? Riz, I get me just shortening it, Riz, for E.A. and the Cubs. All right, next box. All right, good luck ladies and gentlemen, second to the last box. Oh, bonus autograph there, all right. Two hits on that one, usually a base card hiding back there. You don't care about Tribute, why are you asking?  You don't even like Tribute. Everything you believed about Tribute is true, Jope. Nothing to see here.  You'd be like, meh. I honestly don't know. I'm gonna be doing a recap in a little bit, if you wanna wait. We did pull a book though, Dual Auto Book. C.C. Sabathia, Andy Pettit, it's a 25. Some solid names in this particular case, but nothing huge. There's Xander Bogarts, Red Sox, Richard's, nope, sorry, he has the White Sox. Josh Proust has the Red Sox. There's Nolan Aronato, Harold Baines, Dylan Cease. To 99, rookie autograph for Richard's, and there's the Chicago White Sox for you. A-Rod, Jackie Robinson, and Andres Galaraga, the big cap. Three out of 99 for Brady and the Rockies. Roger Clemens, Mookie Betts, and Hyunjin Roo, Dodger's Edition to 150 for Jason Hosner, and the boys in blue. All right, and there's Josh Bell and Gregory Polanco, dual relic, 57 out of 99. That's a nice case, Jonathan Kent, that you witnessed. I mean, that case has all of our hits. All right, I think there were two hits here. There's the A-Rod to 99, Mariner's Edition. And there's Trevor Storystamp of approval, 40 out of 50. Colorado Rockies, Brady with that one. And there's your Francisco Lindore, Cleveland Indians. 13 out of 50 for Phillip. There you go, Phil. That's exactly what he was looking for. All right, final box, ladies and gentlemen. There you go, you're welcome. I think I've just set the bar way too, I know he totally called it B-Day. Yeah, I set the bar way too high for him now. I didn't expect magic like that all the time. Yeah, he got the Indians, he wanted a Lindore. There you go. Is Charlie Sheen in this?  It's his first group break, one of his first group breaks. He's just getting back into it. There's Blake Snell for TJ and the Rays. Let him enjoy it. Dylan Cease, Dion Sanders, Miguel Andujar, stamp of approval, six out of 25, and there's Rizzo back there at a 99. Right, exactly. And there's Al Kaline, RIP, 46 out of 50, Detroit Tigers. That is for Chris, Chris Pop with the Kaline. Was Al Kaline, Mr. Tiger, was that Alan Trammell? All right, last few hits, good luck everybody, cross those fingers. There's Nolan Ryan, another one. Astros edition, 86 out of 99.  Eight out of 10 on that triple relic, like the sparkle of gold in there. Caleb with the Brew Crew. And the last one, good luck everybody. Thanks for filling this up. We'll do some more tomorrow on jasphyscasebreaks.com and we've got Blake Snell on card autograph, 64 out of one at 99. Now there's something coming up next for me, Jopey. I'm gonna go home. Here's a quick little recap right there. I'm gonna go home and gargle some Epsom salts to soothe my throat and try to get ready for tomorrow. Let's slide this over right here. I will, I think I'll enjoy a nice tall glass of James and here's that, we'll show this one more time. Here's that pretty heavy book too. A lot thicker than the other ones I usually see out of 25 as well. There's that, the George Springer was the patch auto, Paul DeYoung, some nice color in that Nolan Ryan. Always like those stamp of approval cards right there. The Aquino rookie card was nice. And there you go. Thanks for watching everybody. Joe for jasphyscasebreaks.com, that was Pick Your Team 3 2020 Tops Tribute Baseball. We'll see you next time for the next break tomorrow. Jasphyscasebreaks.com, goodnight.


What's going on everyone Sam here with late and sports cards doing the sports card Almanac ultra high-end multi-sport volume 11 case break number Six live hit draft Way this is gonna work. We've got our five cases still left one two three six nine In one random daughter window as well as our ten participants. We've got Chris H. Yeah, though Got Chris H Dominic G Eric W Eric E George T Jim D John a John Z Matt T and William L It's up JD so basically what we're gonna do is roll the dice We're going to random each list eight times whatever case is on top as the case will be ripping two three four five six seven Eight can be case number three case number three the big number three. Oh shoot over here case number three Case number three on eight times I'll go and show you all verify the list again everybody round one round two Round three round four round five round six round seven and round eight There was the dice roll as well number eight Definitely get Donnie in there Results of round number eight there again was your verification Again, you can anytime you can look this up as well We've also got eight times on our participants. So good luck everybody got Chris H Dominic G Eric W Eric E George E Jim D John a John Z Matt T William L Here we go one Two three four five six seven and eight. That's gonna be Matt T down to George T Get these copied in Boom Matt T Chris H Jim D Eric W Eric E John Z John a William L Dominic G and George T So there you guys go Let's get started Let me get these copied over to the results so much room for activities Create another Results for Number six Boom save Yep, I see you Sean. I see you Sean. You're good to go. There's your guys's results. Let's do the let's do the break here We go here we go Case number three. Yep Sean. I see you. You are good to go my friend And guys still four to go in the next Dominic Number here seven Seven coming up after this four to go in the next on that here We go Try number one. We're just gonna go back to one level to just front and back We've got ooh 2012 tops chrome Gemmin 10 Russell Wilson on the rookie auto Broncos country. Let's ride PSA 10 Russ very nice Danger Russ Wilson Danger Russ Wilson 2012 tops chrome Stands background.  I'm so jealous of that Okay, guys four to go in the next almanac For it to go in number seven. Let me drop you that link really quick for two go On to the next one my Facebook now. Let me get a chance. Yeah. Thanks, sir My number three number three 2005 2006 upper deck black diamond Sydney Crosby rookie BGS 9 5 10 centering 9 5 edges 9 corners 9 5 surface Sid the kid There's some hockey There's some hockey That's so awesome. Sid the kid rookie gems black diamond as I bang hockey banger for sure one of the best ever do it Wow one of one 22 tops Thurling Shohei Ohtani Letter patch that is game used One of one Ohtani it is showtime ladies and gentlemen. That is that's so cool, dude So cool. That's an H of a card Yes, there's been one MJ one MJ.  That's sweet, dude And guys still at four to go on the next one everybody four to go on the next one Jackson Patrick do a lot of good Lord We've got Kevin Durant Six of 99 2020-21 Panini noir sneaker spotlight With the KD Sonics, man God those are awesome, dude.  He's putting in there again guys four to go Breaks next that's nasty. That is three of three 2019-20 Panini eminence basketball Dirk Nowitzki Game use patch auto kind of a color match with the throwback Mavs jerseys as well Dude, that's so sweet. That is so sick Three of three peerless signatures Dirk Nowitzki And you guys still four to go breaking next is Almanac number seven Still a lot of big hits in there. Believe me when I tell you that there's a lot of big hits left I'm not gonna spoil the surprise, but there are some massive cards back instant redemption. That is the baseball dual auto I assume so. Let me ask really quick Okay, the slab. That's what I assume the slab dual auto Good God, man BGS nine five price Harper Mike Trout That is number nine of ten from 2013 tops five star That is majestic logo and two color patch for Harper Ten centering nine five corners nine five edges and nine five surface, dude I the fact that this got a nine five on a booklet is is out of this world dude out of this world so cool, dude because We'll keep that one off to the side. We'll put the I'm just gonna put this in is like the place holder I'm gonna put the cards in but if anybody wants to see it. They can see it again, obviously Good Lord, dude What's up? Yeah, no, you have to remember it. You have to go back in the stream and look at it. Look at it. Oh Wow, that is gonna be 2019 Panini national treasures Prime trios Roger Stalback Joe Montana and Aaron Rogers Good Lord, man Prime trios eight of ten Bunch of Hall of Famers there. Hey Eric taking two in the next one Eric. You're the man We're down to just two spots left in the next one guys. Do you mind tweeting that? Yeah, I'll drop the link to it Who left everybody? Right But down Yeah, 20 2200 a spot for the buy-in Roger's on the wrong team down T. All right last one here guys. That's big. That's big dude 2013 Panini gold standard Yanis on 10 to Kumpo rookie Jersey auto PS a nine auto 10 The Greek freak That's on card too. That is like full sig Yanis. Yeah, that's the baby face Yanis. That's the like 47 overall in 2k 13 Yanis Holy cow, man. That's so sweet Lane outdid yourself on that one man getting this card Imagine if I was just like all right bye guys Yeah, Yanis wait about a solid 180 there the dude was just skin and bones man That's awesome. All right guys.  I could see a Joel. I could see a Joel You're good to go buddy. Dangerous Sidney kid showtime patch my homes Do I have a nickname from me? What doesn't have a nickname from me KD there The alts the again the instant redemption if you guys want to see it. Just let me know We can't really fit that card in there and the cave and Yanis All right, we're starting with Matt T Matt T on the clock Matt T You are up top Jonathan Matt T you are up Vincent taking a spot in number seven one spot left and number seven guys one to go one to go in the next one 182 371 on the order note or on the order number Matt Got it Matt sick card coming your way, buddy. That's awesome. Congrats Matt. All right, we've got Chris H Sadly not me Matt T Chris H up now Chris, I'm gonna lift this up for if you want to see any more Just let me know Yeah, that's pretty solid view actually can you show you the triple of course There you go. You got Roger Stalback Joe Montana Aaron Rogers prime trio. That's giving me number eight of ten Eight of ten triple quarterbacks on it. Ah It's kind of difficult to do that I see the Crosby here after if Chris wants to see it I'll show it and then I'll make sure to show you again, Joe. I Know you'll want to see it Yeah, and if you want to see the booklet again, let me know too. You got the booklet over my left with Donnie Yep, just go to the website loop. That's all you got to do late in sports cards. Dot com Sports card calm. We got Chris About 45 seconds here. Yeah. No, no Gavin for sure for sure and drew selling us out on number seven guys Number seven is full Chris got about 20 seconds here Make sure you're we don't have anything coming through Ten seconds Chris Chris You are up to make your selection my good man triple auto You got a chop your order number or your perfect. There you go 4 4 4 0 6 6 to go on number 8 now guys Triple auto going home with Chris. There you go Chris. Congrats, buddy We are on to Jim D Jim D again Jim you're up Pretty much Chris also Joe. Here's the Crosby black diamond again, if you guys have any questions on subs or you have any questions on Numbering just let me know let me know I can show you I can answer it and I can show you as well Hey, thank you Jeffrey taking a spot. We're down to five Yep, I got you. I got you Chris picked the triple auto Triple auto trout Harper Trout Harper for Jim D 4 8 8 2 3 for Jim D Yep, Jim. Let's show it one more time Jim picking up the trout Harper.   We're on to Eric W And Eric if you got any cards you want to see just let me know This is off the board now. So Harper's sweet dude.  That's sweet Alright, we've got Eric E up now Eric E you are on the clock Need to get the NFL draft sound It's all fun and games so we get copyright strikes Daren't five four six oh one probably Five four six oh one for Eric. I'm sorry. You're good Eric E that is Yep, Eric. You're good to go on the KD. Congrats, buddy. John Z up next Need that Katie that Katie's sweet man family photo All right, John Now if you never go wrong with a sneaker spotlight Or Junzi sorry, June if I'm saying that incorrectly Congress country, that's right Absolutely, you can see the back of the Otani. You got it John, then I got to tell you can't influence the draft. No influencing the draft. We can't it's against the rules. I'm sorry Getting out of one of these very tempting. I feel that for sure Pete I had the money do I'd be in every single one other one you want to see John. Just let me know You're good. No worry, Jonathan. No worry, buddy It's just the ad fortunately just not something we can do Stop Donald one of one or two one of one different John different John. Don't worry, John Yeah, if you put it in the order notes, we can Luke. We're not doing. We're not doing personal still later though tonight about 15 seconds John 15 seconds on five guys. All right time is up John. You got to make your selection Yes, Otani is one of one. Yes Yes, so Tony is one of one Yes, one of one Yep, yes, sir Got to make your selection my friend got about 10 seconds John to make your selection take that one eight one one three one one three Taking the Otani Taking the Otani perfect. Thank you, John appreciate you, buddy All right, John a Johnny John if there's a card you want to see I knew you're Asking about a certain sport earlier if you'd like to see a card of that certain sport. Let me know. There you go, John Jita, let's go John. Love the pick my friend gorgeous gorgeous pick Drop that zip again, John. Here comes one two three four five as I sweet card man As I sweet sweet card got Willie William L coming up again William L up now Thank You John William good luck here, buddy. Seven is sold out guys 75201 my homes for William L There you go. My home is coming your way. That was easy, right? We've got Dominic G making the last pick of the draft Dominic G Drew taking two spots in number eight Thank you, Drew appreciate you my friend Dominic a Sid oh two one five five Sid the kid nice one there congrats That is awesome. Dominic and then that means by default George T picking up the Russell Wilson True, Mick. Well down to three spots left in number eight guys. Thanks again for getting this filled up. That'll do it


So the web slinger my first mayhem 10 guardian takedown completion reward Geez, I should have just stuck to playing destiny with its repetitive seasonal content because this thing is just straight up hot trash There is people in the video. This thing is real bad Now if you do want to see a proper review of it Stay tuned it follows How's it going guys, my name's DP Genter there bringing another BR3 video If you do enjoy leaving a like really helps out and subscribe if you do want to see more Okay, so the web slinger great name great reference great concept terrible execution This thing being exclusive to the new raids last boss is absolutely daft But completing something so hard and getting this seems like an absolute joke And if I'm honest this weapon even at a mayhem 10 struggles even when playing mayhem levels below a mayhem 5 The whole balance just seems completely off Now don't know if this is due to the weapon and the default stat values with it or the fact mayhem 2.0 And the latest patch just seems to have broken the balance of the game This honestly should have been called the web ticker laugh as that's all it does to enemies as you can see By the footage in the background now plain slaughter shaft with this thing. It does nothing to enemies So the weapon more about it is an exclusive drop from Scourge the invincible the last boss of the Guardian takedown raid It drops offering two other believe all elements and it's a blade off a are I don't know why when I first saw this I thought it was a seal the weapon which I might have said in a previous video again guys excuse my idiocy It's been a long week.  Well, actually that feels kind of good But hey, so what we actually have here is a weapon which just isn't good enough no matter which way you look at it It just isn't powerful enough The main concept of it and the way it shoots two different elements are those shots rookie shade. It's pretty good The design of the thing is pretty good, but that's it. That's all it has Now the more I go on about it the more bitter I sound about the thing and that's because I am bitter It's a trash weapon rewarded for one of the most hardest bulked activities the game has Gearbox have confirmed there are problems before we soon assorted, but even still after everything's fixed I still don't see this thing being anything anyone would want unless a massive buff hits it It may actually have some super unique benefit But finding it was the least of my woes the most worrying part is the fact they believe this is Acceptable as a legendary item to add into the loophole of the new raid Six new legendos three new weapons. I don't know guys I expected more if you guys have this finger. Let me know what you think about it down below I mean all hope is not lost. There are two times variants to this thing It has a second fire mode which could come in handy Yeah for blowing yourself up because it's just that bad And I'm not no we have come to the end of the video my force and the web Ticular if you have this thing, let me know what you think about it down below in that comments section If you guys enjoyed the video leaving a like really helps out if you're new around here Want to see more boylands be sure to subscribe anything everyone in this video or upload a can turn notifications on by hitting that About button also if you want to support me directly you can by hitting that join button and becoming a member of my channel I do appreciate that support again. Thanks as always for stopping by hopefully enjoy the video and hopefully I'll see you on that next one