Through the mystic eye, eminent personalities from various walks of life in conversation with Sadguru. The great arm of spin has seen the Indian team through some tight situations. In April 2009, he was honoured as the wisdom leading cricketer in the world. Watch as Sadguru and Virendra Sahabah look at the very mechanics behind what it takes to successfully play both the game of cricket and the game of life. The critics or whatever somebody is criticizing me or somebody is saying something, he gives, I'll become more determined to on a score runs also. But I'll get very disturbed very quickly also. So I know what I should do at that time, should I reply to them? What is the most important part of your life is what's happening within you, isn't it? Yeah.  So if joy is coming from within you, why can't you have it coming all the time? If it was coming in a deadly tap, I know it goes dry. But if it's coming from within you, why can't you keep it flowing? Because we have not taken care of this, isn't it? How you are should never be determined by how somebody else is. Once you allow that, you will remain a slave to somebody all your life because they will decide whether you will be happy or unhappy. Yes. The question is not about justice and injustice, that's a different thing.  Unpleasant means, unpleasantness means inefficiency of life. Inefficiency of life means you will get out. In your profession, inefficiency of life means you will get out in somebody else's profession. He will shoot a bad picture of me, somebody else will do something else.  So in your life it's much more stark compared to other people's lives because other people can explain. Other people can explain their inefficiency. You cannot explain your inefficiency, we see it and that's all. And there are so many expectations from people, from family, from friends that every time I walk in the field I have to score runs and they want to see me on the field to score hundreds. So it's difficult to perform at every time. But the expectation is there when I got out. So my son says, Papa, why are you getting out every time? Why not scoring 100 every time? So I can understand he's a child, he doesn't know anything but still he's expecting from his father that whenever he goes to the field he can score runs at least 50 or 100. So that expectation is so much… You have more hundreds than 50s. Yes. You're one of the few who has more hundreds than 50s. Yes. When I got 21 centuries I got 2050s and 21 centuries and then later on I score more 50s than the hundreds. See, once you enter the field, once you go there and stand you should not be anybody's husband, anybody's father, anybody's son, not even an Indian, you must just be a batsman. You got a bat and the ball coming, your business is just to hit the ball as it deserves. If you stand there as an Indian, one billion people will stand on your head. It's too much heavy weight to carry.   You must leave all of them outside. When you go there, you're just a batsman and that's all your job is. You must exclude all these things. It's very difficult for me to, you know, leave that thought behind. But that also there are methods. See, right now I am constantly involved with people day in and day out, 20 hours a day I'm on and on and on with people seven days of the week. But if I close my eyes, the world stops for me, finished it is. The world doesn't even exist for me if I close my eyes. You must bring at least a little bit of this essence into your life that there is, see, you were born alone or were you born with one billion people. Yeah, born alone. Alone. When you die, you'll die alone. Right now within this body you live alone. You may do many other things. All these other things come in between and go in between, okay? One way or the other.  This doesn't become complete by making additions to it. He's incomplete human beings who invented those things.   Yeah.  That's all. And that's all it should be. This business does not involve your family, does not involve India, does not involve anything. It just involves the loss of physics, the ball, the bat and you. That's all. I really appreciate. I want to ask a question that when I'm playing, there is a couple of negative thoughts comes in my mind that, you know, when the bowler is running and I'm just taking, he's ready to deliver the ball, suddenly the thought comes, hit the ball. And that, if that thought comes, it's difficult to control that thought at that time because I'm about to hit, about to play that ball. So how I'll control that thought? What should I tell or what should I do to control that thought? Hit the ball is not a bad thought. Yeah, it's not a bad thought but what still, you know, I can't hit every ball. No, that is true. But looking at your track record, you hit the ball pretty well. So that thought is a good thought, not a bad thought. Yeah. But it should not become a compulsive thought. And above all, this is something that all of us have to understand whether it's you're playing cricket or you're running a business or whatever you may be doing. There is something called as reality. There is something called as impressions of reality that we carry within ourselves. Suppose you never played cricket in your life for the first time, you stand there. If a ball comes at you, you would naturally like to look at it, how it comes and then hit it. Only because you played cricket for a certain number of years, now you have this thought because there is a score to fulfill and there are expectations, this time India has to win and so many things, you know. Expectations of one billion people, all that stuff. But actually you don't play a game. I would call everything a game in life. Yes. Whether you're on a playing field or you're in any other field, it is a kind of a game. You don't play any game. Well, you don't win a game because you want to win. You don't hit a ball because you want to hit. It is only because you do something right, it all works. So if you want to do something right, if you want to do anything right, first thing is we're able to grasp the situation for what it is. You're expecting the ball at 160 kilometers per hour. Suppose he lets it out at 60 kilometers per hour, it's the easiest things to hit probably, but you may miss it simply because you're expecting it to happen in a certain way. This expectation is coming because your memory is projecting into reality and making an unreal reality. So if there is an intelligent bowler, she reads this and he will make those things and it is not always the fastest bowler or the one who spins most, who gets the wickets, it's one who reads the batsman's expectations and just as the reverse of that, who manages to fox the batsman. So it doesn't matter which aspect of life, whether sport or otherwise, the important thing is we are able to grasp what is there and do the appropriate action. In a sport it becomes very what to say kind of focused because so many people watching and we know if you don't hit the ball right, all of us know it. We are driving, if he instead of missing the pothole, if he hits the pothole, maybe not everybody notices. Somebody is doing business instead of doing the right thing, if he goes little off, maybe not too many people notice it. But in sport, if you don't hit the ball, if you don't take the ball in the centre of the bat, all of us notice it. Not just you, not just the bowler. Every one of us know that you didn't hit it right. So because of that, all this is building up. I was just talking to somebody and they just then somebody was telling me we got to beat Pakistan this time. I said, don't try to beat Pakistan. Just hit the ball. Yes. If you want to beat Pakistan, they'll wage a war. Okay? You don't try to beat Pakistan. All you have to do is hit the ball. If you try to beat Pakistan, Pakistan is not in the ball, it will be somewhere there. In trying to beat that, all that will happen is you will go and sit in the pavilion. That's all that will happen. Yes. In human mind, there is perception, there is memory, there is imagination. People are not able to keep this thing separate. There is memory of the game. There is imagination of how you will carry the cup. And there is a reality of a ball coming at you. It is only the reality that you can handle. Memory and imagination, you can only fancy it. One is about that which is over. One is about that which is yet to happen.  You have to hit it the way the ball deserves it. Not the way India deserves it. Not the way Pakistan deserves it. Not the way somebody else deserves it. You have to hit the ball the way the ball deserves it, the way it's coming. To keep this clarity of mind there are methods with which you can hold your mind in such a way that this moment if I sit here the memory of who I am, my parentage, my upbringing, my growing up, my things or things that I know if all these things come right now in my mind I will not perceive what is here. Memory will play. Yes. Memory is not a reality. Because it is about something that is over which it does not exist. That which it does not exist if it impedes into that which exists you will miss that which exists. This is so in everybody's life but in a sports person's life the effect of that is immediate. In other people's lives it will pay out and they will see it after some time that it doesn't work. But with your life is right there you are either at the crease or for somebody. It's very clear. So because of that it stands out but this is true for everybody's life. So doing...  Even if you buy a phone a simple phone which they are calling it smart it's not as smart as you. But even if you buy a phone you have to read a manual which runs into twenty pages of how to use it. Yes. They are not telling you how it works they are only telling you how to use it will take a certain amount of study. If you want to know how it works it will take much more amount of study. Did you ever read the user manual for your brain? No. That's the whole thing. We are not looking at how this works simply we are trying to use it and by accident people may get to use it but not consciously. But is there is a method? There is a technique. It's a very established method. My next question is that only how I will control that thought? Don't try to control it. You need to liberate yourself from this. See I am not talking about controlling your mind. I am talking about liberating it from all kinds of additions that it has added on.   So the method should be not of control but of liberation. Over a period of time you gather a body and a certain level of mind. These two if we know how to use it to our advantage it will work one way but a whole lot of humanity uses their body and their mind to their disadvantage.  To make this body and mind in such a way that you don't have to control them what would you like to control? You would like to control something you would like to control something which is destructive. Why would you like to control something that is creative something that is competent something that is capable? Why would you like to control that? Would you like to control your intelligence? Because if we if there is a certain level of ignorance you want to control it. Would you like to control your intelligence? Would you like to control your physical strength? Would you like to control anything? You would want to liberate it focus it, you would want to put it into proper use. If this has to happen, the most fundamental thing, the various other methods, if you have the necessary time, more sophisticated methods can be approached. Necessary time does not mean you have to spend twelve hours a day or something. If you spend twenty to thirty minutes a day, you can do miraculous things for yourself. Because you know how to play the game, you know how to do all that, all that it takes is little more clarity at that moment and the body and mind responds with much more ease rather than tension and fear and anxiety, it responds with ease. There is substantial scientific and medical information today to clearly say only when you are at ease, your body and mind functions at its best. We have given it to the cricket team also, I don't know if it reached you. This is called as Isha Kriya, this is a simple process. The important thing is to make a distinction between what is you and what is not you. When I say what is you and what is not you, whatever you associate yourself with after some time you start experiencing it as myself because somewhere in your mind you identify with it. Starting from the most fundamental thing, it goes into various things which causes enormous amount of disturbance and misery but the most basic thing which breeds this is your own body and your mind. When we say your mind, your mind is largely the thought process and emotions that go on there. This thought process and emotion mainly happens, the way it happens because of the type of memory that you have gathered there. Obviously, you gathered memory over a period of time, isn't it? The body, the physical body, from the time when you were born and how you are today you gathered this over a period of time. Anything that you can gather can be yours but can never ever be you, isn't it?  Many many fold, the same body and same mind simply because you are not tangled up with it, you can use it so much better simply because there is a little bit of space between you and your body and you and your mind. This is guaranteed from me. Thank you.


Hey everybody, welcome back to the channel today. I'm going to be talking about two ease versus GUIs now If you don't know what these are You're probably new to Linux and chances are you probably have already used a GUI it stands for graphical user interface and Tooie is just a terminal user interface that basically what we're talking about is graphical applications like I don't know firefox Audacity or OBS or something and terminal user interface applications like NC spot or Ranger or Any number of other terminal based applications that are fairly popular there seems to be a bit of a debate amongst the older Linux crowd over which one of these is better and personally, I'm of the opinion that really you just use what's your most comfortable with and a Browser because I mean really I don't think very many people actually browse the internet in the browser or in the terminal excuse me It's just something I don't think most people do there's nothing wrong if you do do it I've tried but it's not a Great experience not with the way the web has been built these days so Today I just thought I would go through and highlight some of the reasons why each of these is good and Why maybe each of these is you know, not so good. So that's what I'm going to do today So let's start off with terminal user interfaces.  So say for example, if you're a tiling window manager user Chances are the terminal will actually be better for your workflow because everything that you do in the terminal or at least Most of the things you do in the terminal are based on a keyboard centric workflow You move around in them using the keyboard you move around in NC spot or Ranger Or you know any commands in the command line Using the keyboard. You don't have to use your mouse. So if you're focused on keyboard centric workflows The terminal is the best place for you to do your work or as much as your work as possible. I should say that The next thing is it's great on low-end machines or older machines without a ton of resources Most to ease now I'm there are some exceptions, of course Most two e-app applications tend to take up less memory than a GUI application because you don't have all the added extraneous things on top of The function of the application that you have to have in order to display the interface So the Chrome and Firefox takes up, you know more Resources than something like cute browser has because it has no Chrome I mean obviously cute browser is not a terminal application about it's just a kind of a comparison So the next thing is kind of similar when you're using primarily two ease. There's less extraneous things on your system So the more terminal applications you use the less electron apps you have So for example, if you choose to use NC spot versus Spotify, you'd have fewer packages on your machine because NC spot uses incurses and I think rust I'm not actually sure it uses different packages than what Spotify doesn't it doesn't contain extraneous stuff The Spotify requires in order to actually work, which is like electron and all that kind of stuff The next one is not tangible in any means by any means If you use the terminal you get a little bit of nerd cred because it makes you look like you're a nerd And it makes you look like you're super smart You always make sure you look like you're kind of productive because if you're using a terminal, obviously you're doing work I mean, that's just the way it is. Everybody knows that So you get some nerd cred the last one I'm gonna talk about is usually you have more control in a tui than you do in a gooey over your colors and the layout and The look and feel of it because often times you it inherits the look and feel of your terminal in terms of colors and stuff like that and fonts of course Whereas in gooey's most often you're just stuck with whatever the designer or the developer shows Now obviously that's not 100% true across the board a lot of gooey applications allow you to customize things or allow you to theme them via G2k things or G or cute themes or whatever So I mean, it's not always the case, but sometimes it's the case So let's go ahead and move to gooey's now Graphically user interfaces are Graphical that means they have Buttons and they have things that you have to interact with via, you know, your mouse or something usually I mean sometimes Gooey's can have like keyboard shortcuts and stuff like that. In fact, probably most do have most Gooey's have some form of keyboard shortcuts and stuff built in It's at least the more complicated ones I guess so You can use your keyboard, but it's meant to be used with a mouse. That's why the buttons are big It's why buttons exist in the first place. It's you know You can see usually what the app is doing. So Gooey's are better if you're more of a mouse kind of person so if you're more your if your workflow is more suited towards using both a keyboard and a mouse Which I think most people's workflows are Because most people come from Windows or Macintosh So they've been using keyboards and mice together their entire computing careers. So usually this is the way People are more comfortable, you know in computing with both devices at the same time so I've put this down there Gooey's are better if you're a more visual learner or a thinker if you if you do better work and are more efficient when you're interacting with like Windows and I use like Windows like in terms of the actual like application Gooey's can be more comforting and more efficient for you because that's just what you're used to or if that's more How you learn or how you Do your work It takes a little bit of mental Work a little bit of mental I don't know fortitude I guess to go through and translate your workflow from the traditional Mac windows Style stuff into actually being able to do things that you would normally have done in a gooey into a tui and Not everybody is either capable of doing that or willing to do it So the next one is gooey apps tend to work better with other apps and my example for this one is file managers Now if you want to drag a file from a from someplace to like say firefox You're almost universally going to be doing that from a visual file manager to you know firefox You can do it with a Terminal file manager, but it's hard. You have to configure it in order to do it and it's not Great, it's kind of buggy. So Usually gooey's tend to work better with each other whereas Terminal applications really do tend to be sandbox. They do their one thing and they do their one thing well And that's really all they do.  So like a good example is MPD and NC MP CPP or whatever the hell it's called Those things rely on each other in order to actually work and those they obviously interact in order to do so The next one is a lot of the time you have to put up with tons of extra libraries in gooey's like electron and stuff, but That's not always necessarily a bad thing because it allows you to have actually it allows you to actually Have those applications on your computer in the first place. So like before We had electron Linux didn't have Spotify. They didn't have slack. They didn't have Microsoft Teams Those things are all reliant on Electron and just because it adds, you know an extra layer onto your computer and is Slow and takes a pre-source. This doesn't mean it's a bad thing because it actually gives you access to those things So I have this down here as well oftentimes gooey apps are easier to learn Simply because most people Are have been trained to use them. So this is kind of similar to what I was saying earlier Most people come from Mac and Windows. So they've been trained from probably elementary school. Maybe even earlier to use Graphical applications. I mean most people aren't in elementary school learning how to use the terminal It's just not the way the world works. Everything is graphical these days like I said earlier in order to make the transition from gooey to toey you have to have some kind of Kicked in order to do so you have to have the willingness in order and Eagerness to order to learn how to do it and not everybody does so We've talked a little bit about the downsides. So like in two ways, they don't interact really well with graphical file managers That they're also usually Fairly limited in scope. So I mean it's not always true, but oftentimes two e-applications are more Focused on one thing and one thing. Well, where's gooey's oftentimes gooey applications do many things well or focused on many different applications a Good example is a note-taking app. It's oftentimes has note-taking and graphs and stuff like that or LibreOffice is a gooey application and it has a whole suite of stuff that it does, right? So Whereas with a terminal application. Yeah, we have them and yes It can do a lot of things, but it's really kind of focused on one thing and one thing well Same thing with NC spot or Ranger or those things. They're just single-use applications for Gooey's a bad thing is really the performance hit a lot of the times But even then that's not as big of a deal these days when pretty much everyone has You know eight or 16 gigabytes in there of memory in their computers, but for the most part When you're talking about a gooey you're talking about higher intensive Applications in terms of resources the last thing I want to talk about is documentation because this is important for officially for new users documentation in terms of two e's is usually very very good because The developer isn't going to make the assumption that you know what you're doing when you used the application Obviously again, there are exceptions where the documentation is bad, but for the most part if you're in a new Terminal application and you go to the man page you're going to get quite a bit of information Whereas with gooey's a lot of the times and I'm not saying most times, but sometimes You're going to find that that application documentation is not as good as what it would be if it was a terminal application because They assume you know how to use it So really the documentation for the two types of apps can really differ a lot depending on what type of application you're using And especially the more popular apps locations like that the documentation isn't like always necessarily the greatest thing you'll ever see so Here's my question for you Do you prefer terminal applications or gooey's or are you like me who uses and I'm assuming that I'm I mean, maybe that's a big a big assumption, but I assume that I'm fairly normal on this that I use both so like I Always search for a terminal application when I'm looking for something specific like If I was given the choice between Spotify and NC spot, I'd always choose the terminal application But my workflow is such that I use a ton of graphical applications too. So like I use a desk I use OBS. I have to do this. I have Zim. I obviously use Firefox. I use LibreOffice Even though I'm a Vim user, I don't do my writing in Vim. So I mean, I'd love to do my writing in them But it's not great for writing. I mean, that's just completely beside the point But I'm very mixed in terms of what I use because that's what I'm used to Could I go to an a completely to eBased workflow? Maybe there are word processors that work in Terminals like word grinder. I don't really care for it all that much, but I could do that. I think where I would fall down would be like things like OBS and Audacity and Firefox, I think those would be the three applications where I really couldn't leave them behind Browsing in the terminal is terrible I'm just putting that out there. It's it's my opinion, but I'm pretty sure I'm right Editing audio. I don't even know if it's possible. I'm assuming you could probably use something like fm ffm peg or something to Edit audio of some kind.  So but it's possible that it, you know, you could do that and Recording video again is possible in the terminal using you know tools but It's not as elegant as it would be it's using OBS and you get a ton of different features for OBS that you can You know tweak and you know do whatever to in order to get a good video recording So plus you obviously you can stream which is not as far as I know You can't stream from like ffm peg or whatever it is to like twitch or something. So I don't know That is me and I would love to know how your workflow Alternates whatever between twoies and guis leave that in the comments below I do enjoy our conversations. Make sure you follow us on twitter at the linuxcast. 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Just took a little cat nap. Boys are asleep. I'm tired. We're all tired. Family's a little sick. I already mentioned that. We're just kind of struggling. It's a Monday. It's a Monday. I've got a case of the Mondays. But something just arrived. I don't know what this is. Hold on. This is not my bag. Congratulations, Seth. Well, I'll be darned. Found a little surprise in the studio shed. Hi, Seth. Just a note to congratulate you on your heroic performance at Run Rabbit Run 2018. Loved the vlogs. Super inspirational to all whether runners or not. Thanks for your amazing contributions to so many of us reminding of what a life well-lived means. God bless you, Brigid and the boys. Love. Oh, that's awesome. You're amazing. It was hard. It was hard. And I love it. And I appreciate that. That's amazing. I think I know who this is from. But I'm not going to say. I'm not going to say. Family friend. Family friend. Hold on. Let's see what else is in the bag. Yes. Oh, I'm laughing. I'm laughing. I'm laughing. Guess what's in the bag? Salt, bacon. Oh, my gosh. If you watched. Oh, my God. You're amazing. Go watch the race vlog. All of this will make sense. I'm not going to explain it again right now, but all of especially, especially this one, this will all make sense. You're amazing. Thank you for listening. Thank you for hearing my concern for my physical health through the food. I might have some right now. You're amazing. Oh, I've learned over time not to start a crazy project late at night, especially when you're tired. You've got to think straight and have good light. Put together a shed. That's what came in the mail today, that big box. It's all part of opening up space in the studio. We're getting there. At least I got it unloaded. It's kind of, it's got a lot of pieces. Oh, boy. Oh, boy. Been reading your comments and thank you from all the Run Rabbit Run vlogs. It was wild, but your comments lift me up through the pain, through the tiredness, through the failure of not being able to run 100 miles on that day, but we keep fighting. And I was going to read a comment of the week tonight because it's Monday, but I'm not going to because the love that showed up at a front door today is just getting my wheels turning. And I jumped into a project for work this evening on my computer, basically transcribing an interview that I did with a gentleman last, last spring, who is no longer with us. And he, he was, you know, probably in his 60s or 70s, probably in his 70s.  And it just got me thinking about his words on friendship and the opportunity that we have with people, especially in our immediate surroundings, like our neighbors, you know, and that opportunity to interact and have conversations without our phones, not through a text message, and just really entering into that other person's life. And we can do that as best as possible here on YouTube in the comments below, but it is, it is limited. And I, you know, that's, that is reality that we, I don't think will ever change. And that's, that's, that's okay. But recognizing that there are people, there are friends, there are neighbors, there are hopefully family members whom you can lean on to go into those deeper conversations. And this gentleman whom I'm transcribing his interview is just a, he got it. He got it. He understood that reality in his life and how it impacted his life for many, many years. And he passed away in a good place and in a place of peace in his heart, knowing that he lived a great life and he impacted a lot of lives along the way. So anyway, no comment of the week tonight. This turned into an interesting story today. The shed is not put together, but that's all right. We're just living. We're trying to communicate. We're trying to interact down below as much as possible. So thank you again for everything, for the bacon, for the salt, for the carrot, gold, butter, and for being here.


The following is a presentation of TFNN. The Trader's Edge with Steve Rhodes. All now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. The Trader's Edge now Steve Rhodes. Today folks, welcome to the January 24th. I believe it is the 24th. Well, it is the 24th and is the marvelous Monday edition of today's Trader's Edge show. I'm your host, E.B. Perseverance Rhodes, who absolutely knows and should always be pioneers of our future versus prisoners of our past. Hope everyone out there is having a great day. Yeah, let's make sure we have an extraordinary one and the easiest way to do that, well, it's to always remember that life is happening for us, not to us. That's right, when you and I can make that one little two by four shift, well, it means we can find the gift in every set of circumstance that life is gonna toss at us. Today, you and I, we're gonna go check on the circumstance of these markets. 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Of course, this is Tiger, Financial News Network. I'm Steve Rhodes. Welcome to Let's Show, right? I've got all the U.S. equity futures trading to the downside. The Dow is off 121 points, NASDAQ 177, S&P 32, Russell down 13. It's one and a quarter percent for the NASDAQ, otherwise four tenths were sent for the Dow, seven tenths for the ESMini, six tenths for the Russell 2000. An age last night, a bit of a mixed bag. We had both the Shanghai and the DK trade hire. Really the Shanghai was flat out there at one point. Hanging saying off 300 points, one and a quarter point out there. And you're up this morning, just taking a look at the DAX and the FTSE, they're off, the DAX is down 2%, 333, the FTSE is off 102. She's trading out at 73.91, gold's up 9 bucks. Silver taking a bit of a breather, down 20 cents. If we take a light sweet, Crutus off 38 pennies, natural gas back to 2 cents. 30 year treasures up three ticks, she's trading out at 156.01. Over the commodity space, she got wheat futures trading up Tad Hire, soybean meal, just a Tad Hire, lean hogs up about nearly 2% out there. U.S. dollar index, I now do have a 10 minute delay here. It's up 359 ticks, she's trading out at 95.99. Now, what does all that mean with regard to where things are trading? Good question. Let's just go look at our nine panel market update chart. Give us a quick synopsis, now we'll go take a look at maybe more detail of what's going on. But here you've got in the upper left-hand corner, you've got the ES mini. And you can see that the ES mini right now is targeted or has made it to it's 1.618. You don't see the charts. Charts are up. So now we've got a problem. Now we must have a technical problem. Charts, charts, charts. I'm gonna guess it's coming from the production room. So I've got to guess, you guys can hear me? Or Al, if you can get the, it's posted. Yeah, I hear you, John, charts, charts, charts. They're actually being posted so we've got something going on inside the production facility.  Makes it kind of hard for everybody else to see what we're looking at out here. So I'll, not sure what to do here. We've got four minutes and working through some computer problems. Okay, so we've got some computer issues out there, folks. So some of this maybe we'll repeat or we'll come back and take a look at it. But let me just try to express to you, explain to you what it is that I see out here right now. And that is with regard to the ES mini. There's an A to B equal CD to the downside. Now an A to B equal CD to the downside. Yes, it's up on YouTube, not in the den. Okay, hey, thank you, Dana. Perfect, thank you, Z. So that's good news. So with regard to the ES mini, you can see the A to B equal CD down pattern. And you're at the 1.618 expansion of that level. The next area, or price target range, would be down at 4268. Now what we wanna be on lookout for is some type of bullish reversal candle. I'm not suggesting that's gonna happen today. I don't know whether it will or it won't out there. And we'll try to break that down where there might be an indication that that could take place. But right now, if we did get a bullish reversal candle for the daily timeframe, that would be setting up a bottom, and at least a bounce, and it should be a fairly significant bounce because of how oversold the markets are. If we take like that spotball of Tildian, let's see a chart next to it in the upper panel out there. You can see that's well above its 50-day exponential moving average, which is printed at 2073 in the spot fix at 3108. The NQ has only made the, just below the 1 to 1 A to B equal CD. So it's price target, 14092 would be the 1.272 expansion. When I say expansion, folks, I'm referring to the A to B leg. The A to B leg, we measure it as, that gives us a total move. And once the C point forms, we then have that same total move. That's what gives us the 1 to 1 level out there. But you don't want to just buy or sell a 1 to 1 A to B equal CD, but I mean, you can do whatever you want. You'd really like to get a confirmation of that. And that would start certainly on the intraday charts, which we'll certainly take a look at. But right now, from a daily perspective, the NQ looks like it wants to go target the 14092 level. The US dollar index, this formed a nice Gartley buy pattern. It did it way back here. So when I say way back here, it's on the trading session of January 14th. Now price above the top of its daily profile, believe it's right now above the top of its monthly profile. Well, 96 bucks. So the US dollar index looks like it wants to move higher. You've got gold moving higher out there. Maybe that confuses some folks, but if we go take a look at the Goldilocks, in fact, I think I can do this relatively quickly. And we come back to this nine panel chart outer. I don't know what the answer is, but I just wanna take a look at how is gold trading in all of the major currencies. So we take a look at gold, it's up in terms of dollars, it's up in terms of euros, it's up in terms of yen, it's up in terms of pounds. In fact, it's up quite a bit in terms of pounds out here. So you got a rally that's going on. The only one that's taken out the highs of Friday, really trading above the highs of Friday, they've been in euros and in pines out there. But this actually looks positive for Goldilocks. Now back to that nine panel chart out there. So don't think of, then a lot of people will work on just there. They get focused on the correlation between gold and US dollar index. It's dangerous to do that. You wanna understand how gold is trading on traders' debts around the globe. If you're in Europe, yes, you're trading it in terms of dollars, but you're really taking a look at what is it doing in terms of your own local currency out there. Okay, enough of that. If we take a look at silver, silver has an A to B equal CDT upside. It made the 1.272 expansion level on Friday. On Thursday, preso was an inside day on Friday. That typically means that the trend will continue, although this morning we're seeing a pullback. Now there is a new profile that is formed inside of silver. There's not one in the ES, there's not one in the NQ, there's not one in the dollars, not one in the Russell 2000. At least there wasn't as of about 25 minutes ago. But there is one that is trying to form, and I say trying to form inside silver because we won't have confirmation of this until today. But here's what we know about the new profile that is attempting to form, it is below price. That is a bullish signal. Doesn't mean that price can't pull back to test the top of that profile, which would be supported the first level of sport. That's at 23.51 out there. Lightsweep crew just consolidating with inside its daily profile, resistance out here at 87.10, support 83.20, natural gas continues to fight sport at the bottom of its daily profile, 366, and the 30 year treasury should find resistance at about 156 and 28.32. Steve Roach with TFNN, we'll be back in just a few. What's separating you from the most successful men and women on Wall Street? That's right, information. Having all the information gives us the perspective we need to place the right trades at the right time. The TAS Profile Scanner is the premier market profile based scanner. Powered by its acclaimed TAS proprietary algorithms, this feature rich scanner instantly filters over 2500 plus global financial markets, such as stocks, ETFs, commodities, futures, and forex. 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You'll be able to see the charts and the charts that are up right now are the four 30 minute equity future contracts out here. So let's review what they're signaling to us. Now we can go down and take a look at the eight panel charts let's say for each of these equity future contracts and I'll take care of a question that came in from Peter in Park City out there. He wanted us to do that so we'll do that. But here's what we know. So on Friday as the market closed, many of you that are listeners to the show would have noticed that the spot bottleneck closed up by more than 10%. Whenever there's a one day rate of change about 10%, we typically see a bouncer or bottom on the very next trading session. Well, it turned out that as the market was coming to a close and I'm referring back to these blue arrows and the blue arrows are showing that we had nice TD nine count bottoms that had formed as we came that close. So when the futures opened last evening at six o'clock, not a surprise to anybody out there that we saw a bounce. Now the question is why did Price stop it about the midnight timeframe? Well, in this case here, maybe about 9.30. It's the real decline. The real market stopped moving sideways and hired about midnight 12.30 or something like that. And so there are some profile levels inside the ESMini that were acting as resistance. But nonetheless, we did get that little bounce. And then from there, from that move, you know, midnight is timeframe, we saw a move lower and that move lower generated TD nine counts for the ES. This is at six o'clock this morning. And that right now is under attack. It formed a TD nine count for and a rosement of indicator signal for the Dow, as well as for the TD nine count inside the Russell 2000. So each of those bottoms, those TD nine counts are being attacked as we speak right now. We've got just a little less than 10 minutes left in the trading session. They close below those lows, they suggest lower price. So what we'll do here is we'll change from this set of charts. And just if you would give me a moment here to get that set up, I'm gonna try to get this set up. And we'll go take a look, we'll start with looking at the ESMini. So go from the ESMini then down. And what we're looking for here is we're just simply trying to understand what the messages are, where price can find support or resist where it may be able to find that. And so now let's get rid of the blue, the running woman, although that is a nice area to run. That's for sure. Let's get over to our eight panel chart. So we begin by taking a look at the ESMini in the upper left-hand side. You can see on a monthly basis, this generated a TD nine count top, prices below the oscillator and change line. The month doesn't end until next Monday. I close below 45.27, which suggests you could see, not will, but you could see, move all the way back to 37.20. That is the breakout level. In the ESMini out here, we have a confirmed rosement to indicator top for the weekly time frame. And it could be targeting 41, 26, 75. I'm not saying it's targeting it right now. I'm saying over time, that becomes its price target. If we look at the daily type frame chart, well, we've covered the A to B equals CD patterns. You can see that the oscillator and change line out here did change colors. And what we know is that typically when we do see a bottom price, we'll go ahead and bounce up to that level. That level right now is at 45.64. We don't have any kind of a bottom signal. So instead, we're only in bar number five. And so from a daily perspective, it's supporting what we're looking at the weekly and the monthly time frame and that price may continue to add lower. To the 30 minute chart, you can see the TD nine count bottom at six o'clock this morning. You can see that price is below that level. When it gets below that level at a 30 minute base, we go to the next timeframe. The next timeframe is 60 minutes. That's your lower left-hand panel. Well, it turns out on the 60 minute timeframe chart, this is bar number nine. So as we come into the nine o'clock timeframe, or what the 60 minute chart is saying is that we should see a short-term bottom, some type of bottom between nine and 10. Okay, I'm gonna go with 930 out there. And what we might see is price go ahead and bounce and go target the oscillator and change line. Currently at 43.74. Now look, I know if you're listening at 122 right now in the afternoon, this maybe isn't helping you, but what you're trying to do here, what I am trying to help you with is just kind of going through an SNP. If you turn to Tiger TV, you'll see the charts are apologies. We're having a technical issue with one of our computers that controls that. So you will be able to follow along with the charts on Tiger TV, no problem at all. On the 120 minute timeframe chart, you do have, well, you don't have any kind of a bottom signal as we speak right now. The four hour timeframe chart, no bottom signal there either, and you are in a TD nine count bottom signal for the five hour chart. So you've got two potential TD nine counts, the 60 minute and the five hour chart. The five hour chart, this session's gonna close at what time at nine o'clock, okay. So we do know that bottoms can form on bars nine or the bar following nine, eight, nine, eight bars eight, nine or the bar following nine. It has to be those either of those bars have to be the low of that entire pattern out there. In this case here we're looking at TD nine count bottom. So how are we gonna summarize this? Well, what I would do if you're an interday trader, I'd be focused on the 60 minute chart and the five hour chart looking for signals. When we take a look at the five hour chart, we haven't seen price close above an oscillator and change line for quite some time. So therefore, and this is gonna be approximate, it's only a 123, if price is trading above 44, what's called 4420, 4415 to 4420, that's gonna give us a little bit of a change in trend signal for the five hour timeframe chart. What that would then suggest is move up to 4511. Short of any of that happening, if I just simply expand out the daily timeframe chart, let me see what else we have out here to, what the heck happened there? Yeah, darn. So this is a problem. As I said, I tried doing something to help us fix that situation and that doesn't seem to have worked. Wow, how do I do that? I think what I'll do is during the break, I'll just simply reconnect into the, into the production, so we'll see if we can resolve that. So I can't do that, but I can do though, I hope is this switch over, take a look at the NQ charts out here. So the NQ, we're gonna go do this eight panel chart series as well, that's natural gas. We could take a look at natural gas, but I said, we'll go take a look at the NQ. I'd like to do what I say we're gonna do. Now, in the case of the NQ, on a monthly basis, it appears we will get a confirmed rogment dominicator top out there. That suggests the NQ would target 12207 over time. The weekly timeframe chart has a rogment dominicator top as well. There's a nice little shooting star that I see. So it's price target is 13462. So here's what the NQ is telling us, 13462 to 12207. That's where the price targets will be unless we see some type of bullish reversal candle on the daily timeframe. There's an A to B equals CD to the downside. I'm not gonna expand this chart out that way. Let me see if I can find anything here. Really can't, not that I can see right now in this little small area that I've got to work with. On the 30 minute timeframe chart, no bottom signal at all as we speak. So the NQ is saying, hey, I want lower price. The 60 minute chart out here, no bottom signal at all. The 120 minute, there's no bottom signal. On a four hour timeframe chart, price has taken out wave number seven. That's letter G as we speak. So there's no bottom signal there. And on the, it's all up to the five hour timeframe chart. I'll expand it because we won't come back to this. So on the five hour timeframe chart, oh, it didn't work again here either. But what you can't see at least, as you can see, we are in bar number nine. So the five hour timeframe charts for the ESMini and the NQ may be what it is that we need to keep an eye on. Let me switch over here. Well, we've got just about 15 seconds real quickly. We'll take a look at the Dow equity future contract and pull that up on our screen. Again, we're looking for any kind of support, bottom signals with regard to the monthly timeframe. This suggests you could see a move to 25, 293 overtime. Looks like 33, 623 is a given here, or 33, 695. That's a TD nine count breakout level. We would expect or anticipate that that's where the Dow would bottom out here. You're in bar number seven on a TD nine count for the daily timeframe. That says a bottom good form between tomorrow and Thursday. Steve Rhodes with TMN, we'll be right back. Are you looking for a way to consistently add winning trades to your portfolio? Tom O'Brien is here to help. Tom O'Brien has been successfully trading markets for over 30 years. A frequent contributor to TD Ameritrade Network and CNBC, Tom O'Brien founded TFNN over 20 years ago to help educate investors just like you. Tom's Daily Market Newsletter, Market Insights, is published every morning when the market's open to give you the competitive informational edge you need to succeed. 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I know I was expecting something more than 45 degrees when I woke up this morning. Of course, if you're in the North, you're like, I know your heart is just bleeding for Stevie here because it's 47 degrees. It's cold down here in Florida. Right now, we've got the futures, all the U.S. equity futures trading lower. Dow's off 208. S&P is down 44. NASDAQ 100-209. And the Russell's down by 20 points in that first segment there, second segment. We didn't see any bottom signals. We did take a look and found the five-hour timeframe charts have got the most for potential bottoming signal out there. I believe it was a 60-minute. Might have been on the ES and the NQ. Now, we should expect to anticipate some type of a bottom out here. The better one would be one that forms, perhaps, between tomorrow and Wednesday out there. At least that was the Dow equity future contract that we looked at. That was in bar number seven, I believe, today. Now, the reason why I said what I just said is we should expect to anticipate a bounce. And it should be more than a bounce out here. It should be a significant bounce. And the reason I'm saying that is because if we take a look at the advanced decline oscillator, that is panel number two. That is a difference between the 39 and 19 period. Expense will be an average of the advanced decline line. That's a sentence there, but that's what that represents. Now, when we take a look at that oscillator, you can see it's down below minus 250. You'll see I have three different areas that are noted here. I've got minus 150. That's when you get to oversold and you start looking for bottoming signals out there. Minus 250, you're in the extreme oversold condition. Not that you can't get more oversold than right now, the way that the market looks like it'll open. I don't know how it will end. That would be its signal out there. But even if we take a look at the COVID bottom out here, that a low with regard to the advanced decline oscillator, that took place on March the 12th. Now, that did not mark the bottom in the market out there. What you got was a bounce. So you can see the bounces that you get along the way as you get to these levels. What identified the bottom back then was a rising advanced decline oscillator in the face of lower price. So we don't have that to take a look at right now, but we are down. If you just follow my crosshair out here, this takes us back to July 19th when price was down at the minus 295 level. By the way, we close at minus 282 on Friday. If we come back, and these are just these little V-shaped bounces, they're usually pretty good bounces out here. This one on August the 19th. Now, that was only to the minus 250 level. It was just below minus 150. So you can see that out here. Back when the New York Stock Exchange bottom, back on December 1st, that's with a oscillator reading at minus 293 again, where it minus 282.77. So the reason I point this out, we didn't see it in the intraday charts out there. So I don't know what it's gonna look like at 1.30 now, but certainly the intraday charts that we looked at as of eight o'clock in the morning. We're not giving us any kind of bottom signals. Remember, we should see bottom signals form on the intraday charts first before we see how that rolls to the daily. Now, how do you put that together? That's a good question. So I did resolve the issue that I had out there. Let me just go back, for example, to the ES mini. Let's use the ES mini as kind of our bellwether for what the markets might do out here. Of course, we should look at the NQ2, but let me pull up those charts. I'm gonna change paneled screens out here, because so this will make it pertinent for the show listeners at one o'clock. And obviously those listening right now because we wanna take a look at levels. So what do we know about levels out here? So on the 30 minute timeframe chart, I'm gonna expand this chart out right now. We can see that it still has a rogement to indicator signal that has been triggered. What is required here is a bullish reversal candle. Now, if we see a bounce that takes place early this morning, where this bounce should take us to is about the 43.67, 43.74 level. This is a bullish structured profile. Price is now closed below for two consecutive bars. Again, this is 8.34 in the morning out here. If it's just a counter trend move, when you close below a bullish structured profile where price will find resistance is at that center levels. That's 43.74. Been established, of course, at 1.30, there's gonna be new profiles, most likely. But right now, for those of you that are listening in here, that's what you wanna be looking at. Why? Because if we see a close above 43.74, then what you should anticipate and expect is to move up to the top of that profile. And that's at 44.12. If price get above that, then you're looking at 44.25. Because there's another TD9 count breakdown resistance level, not too much further above that, another 20 points or so at 44.49.75. I would say that's the price that price would need to close above to suggest that the oversold conditions of the New York Stock Exchange being down below minus 250, that they've taken effect and you could see them move up to 45.84. Now, I say 45.84, just looking at this chart out here. As I pull the window back here, again, just looking for signals, the eventual place where price could rally to would be that red oscillator change under the daily timeframe. So we don't have that signal in place just yet. You can see the TD9 count bottom for the 60-minute chart out there, the bottom signal that's gonna form here at nine o'clock. So just, the market is stretched. And a great news is here is that we could take this New York Stock Exchange, use advanced decline oscillator and you and I, we could take this chart here.  Look, here, this is taking us back up. This takes us back to December of 2019. So we've got a couple of years out here. It's just the way that it works, how this market can get to these oversold conditions out here. And then we see some type of a bounce. Or you can see more of a real bottom, which is the way that that bottom was formed back in the 2020 timeframe with lower price and a rising advanced decline oscillator out there. And then it was, I believe it was a TD9 count bottom that identified the low inside most of the major indices out there. Okay, so that takes care of that review out there. And it certainly takes care of our question from Peter in Park City. So Peter, hope you listen in early. My daughter was out there skiing this weekend. I was having a blast, that's for sure. So thanks for the request. Let's get to the next request. There's two more that have come in. One from Michael P. And Michael wanted to take a look at Bitcoin. He was looking for prices where gap, what open gap might be that price might pull back to. So when I take a look at it now, for the gaps out here that I'm using, Michael, I'm just going to the weekly timeframe chart. And in the weekly timeframe chart, the gap that I show, and it's slightly different, I believe than what you were looking at, is at the 24605 level. So I'm going to go ahead and pull this weekly timeframe chart for, because for Bitcoin back, I believe if I go take a look at it, and we'll do this, I'll just confirm this, that last week was the TD9 count bottom for it. Actually, I can do this while I can change screens here. I don't know, I mean, I can do what I need to do without interrupting you. So you've got the A to B equal CD downside, gives you a price projection, Michael, 28, 260, that's in the weekly timeframe. And yes, last week was the following bar, number nine of a TD9 count bottom for the weekly timeframe. And a price closes below that low, which is 36, 150 this week, tells us about a strong moment to move to the downside. To a certain extent, we don't even need that because price is already doing that. On the weekly timeframe, what price is doing is pulling right back into the lows that formed back in June of 2021. So the key level there to be watching is the 28, 800 area. If price gets below that, then that gap that is open at 24, 605, Michael, likely becomes the price target. So there's the gap for you. I'll be a different than yours. You might be looking at the daily timeframe. I think it's right now more pertinent for you and I to look at the weekly timeframe. Now there is another gap that I see out here on the weekly basis that was higher between July 26. We're already inside that. Again, I think that short of some type of bottom signal forming out here for a daily timeframe. And I don't have that with regard to Bitcoin. It does look like 28, 260 to 24, 605 is its price target. Steve Rhodes with TFNN, recording the show release 8.30 in the morning, 8.38 that is. Thanks so much for joining us live. If you're listening at the normal time, thank you so much for doing that at the quick break. Having 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. The Tiger's Den is an exclusive trading room where successful traders from around the world come to exchange trades and ideas. Join the den and surround yourself with the sharpest minds in the trading world. 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It's a half a percent to the upside, the US dollar. And that's what we're going to do. That's a half a percent to the upside. The US dollar index is up 3.10 percent. Treasury's not doing a whole lot out here. So it does not appear to be a whole lot of cover out there. We do have requests. Let's go take a look at this request coming in from Hector and the fuel injectors. And Hector wants to take a look at NVIDIA. So happy marvelous Maniac NFL weekend. No, that was some great games out there. I mean, just truly some great football for those of you that are football lovers. Stevie was kind of glued to the TV, except it's up Saturday night when I went to a wedding and what was good to be out, right? Then a great band, you know, first time we've had a chance really in two years to go out dancing out there. But in any event, back to NVIDIA out here and what Hector and Patty are looking for. So NVIDIA, can you please give us an update on the TD9 count patterns out there daily, weekly, monthly? You can personally see the week of February 7th as a possibility. We're looking to jump in on this D point like a blue gill on a grub worm. So Hector, let's go take a look at NVIDIA out there. Right now, this closed on Friday at 233.74. Let's see where NVIDIA is trading as we speak right now in the pre-market. Last trade fired up at 222, room 222. That was a great little show as a kid, right? So 222, you're closed at 233, 277.87. Hector is the 1.272 expansion of that C to D leg. So it looks like that is a price target. Price is below the bottom of its weekly profile. We're now three weeks below that low out there. So that has completely failed. You do see a rising trend line on the monthly timeframe chart. Right now that's priced at about the 1.71, 80-ish type area out there. But if there were to be some type of bullish reversal candle and prices pulling back into areas where it had broken out from, we'll get to those TD9 counts here momentarily. You might have a viable bottom or tradable. When I say viable, I'm not referring to a buy and hold out here. So when I'm referring to anything that's a bottom, just so that I can really be clear out here, I'm only talking about a tradable type bottom. I'm not talking about the bottom out here. We may get to the bottom, but that's not what I'm referring to at all during today's show. So I just wanna make sure that I clarify that out there. We should get at nice little bounce by taking a look at that oversold condition inside the New York Stock Exchange. That's why we went back and looked at the ES mini charts and really took a look at that 30-minute chart to look for areas of resistance that price would have to close above to say, okay, now there's something to think about. Otherwise, those are just areas where the counter trend move would take us to. So back to the white background charts for Ann Biddy and for Hector and Patty out here. Friday was bar number seven of a TD9 count. So this suggests that a TD9 count bottom could form between tomorrow, Tuesday, and Thursday out there, which just really lines up with the FOMC meeting, right, we've got an FOMC meeting starts tomorrow, Wednesday at 2 p.m., we get the release of their decision, whatever that might be. And then we, half an hour later, we get to Powell on the stump, probably via Zoom, I would guess, out there. And all that is gonna be taking place as we potentially in NVIDIA and many of the other stocks out there get to a TD9 count bottom signal. Now, because the A to B equals CD down patterns, Hector, you might want to wait for that bullish reversal candle in that pattern to confirm that pattern out there. As far as where price would bounce to, it would be that oscillator and change line. So in some instances, we may see a bottom out there and you might find ones, what you're really looking for is distance between price and oscillator and change line because that will become the first target. Not that price can't clear that, but that becomes your first target for a setup of some type of trade out there. So with regards to that was a daily timeframe. On a weekly basis, Hector was also looking for the TD9 counts there. This week will become bar number eight. We know that a bottom can form a bars eight, nine, or the bar following. And I still have to complete bar number nine out there, but the daily and weekly are kind of saying, yeah, I can see this out here. And let's take a look at the monthly timeframe chart for you. The monthly timeframe chart, this formed a TD9 count top. The price right now is below the oscillator and change line, 240, 68. So if there is no bottom in sight here over time, even if there's a counter trend, we can move out there. What NVIDIA is signaling to and I, Hector and Patty, is that you can see and move all the way down to 134.59. Now I'm not making that call just yet, but that's what the signal is for us when we take a look at the monthly timeframe chart for NVIDIA. So to summarize here, you've got the A to B equal CD to the downside. You've got bar number eight that should form today. Bottoms can't form on bar number eight out there. So just keep tuned, keep paying attention.  Let's go to our first caller. It's Brent in Martinez, California. Brent, thanks for calling. Thanks for holding. How are you doing this morning? Thanks so much for getting up so early and joining us. Oh, you're welcome, Steve. I'm doing great. How are you? Excellent, excellent. So what do you think? San Francisco, LA, who's going to win that game? I'm not a big football fan. I used to be, but my attitude changed about it once there are some of this just got way too political for me. Yes, I get that.  And so I haven't really followed it like I used to, but I know my wife's kind of cheering for the Niners. I was always a Niners fan, so we'll see. Yeah, yeah. As far as who I would go with. Okay, all right. Well, then I won't tell you who I'm rooting for. Yeah, it's not going to change my life either way, so whatever happens. Up until the fourth quarter, I enjoy watching all the teams. I especially, I do like the West Coast teams. And last week was the first time that I saw the Rams really come together. And they were together all the way for the first, really, well, at least the first half of the game out there. But for the most part, the first three quarters. But boy, when they started coughing things up there, I was like, okay, maybe they're peeking a bit too early. But I look forward to the game next week. It should be a great game. But I know you didn't call to talk about football. You called to talk about the markets in general. So how can I help you here? I didn't catch the first segment. See, it might have gone over some of this already, but I know on some of the, I think it's like at least the Dow, the IWM, I think even the NASDAQ, maybe all of them, they have AB equals CD patterns. Yes. And so I don't know if you've gone over those. And like at what point, we might have gone beyond the one-to-one. But if you could just go for that, please, I'd appreciate it on a daily search. For which specific, you want the cash indices out there versus the futures? Oh, you can do any of them. I mean, I guess it shows up definitely like on the diamonds and on the Qs and all those types of things. I think it would also show up on the futures as well, but you can take a look at it. Yeah, well, here, I'll just expand out for the S&P right now. You can see it's A to B equals CD pattern. It's next, that price projection level would be the 1.618 area. That's around 43.66. Below that would get us back into the lows that formed back in October of 2021. That would be the one-to-two A to B equals CD area. And that's at the 42.76 level. Brent, any questions about the S&P A to B equals CD down? Yes, I guess that's kind of my point. It seems like we're definitely getting pretty extended. I mean, you start getting the one-to-six 182s and that starts to get to the point where, and I think you've kind of alluded to that there's a potential for a balance here at some point. Yes, well, definitely we're going to see a bounce and I believe at this stage here because we've gotten so oversold, it's going to provide an opportunity. We're in a two-way market out here. It's going to provide an opportunity to play that. But Brent, we're going to break out here. We're going to come to our last final session of the show, but stay tuned and we'll close it out with Brent in Martinez, California. She wrote with TFNN. Hope you're right. The reality is that navigating financial markets can be risky. Markets can be chaotic and difficult to understand. 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And the reason that I say that is because the retracement on this B to C leg is way more than 0.786 retracement. It's really 100% move of move. So I don't consider that to be a real valid A to B equals CD pattern. Again, that's Stevie's personal opinion here. The A to B equals CD pattern that I really believe is in play is the one that starts with the high on December 28th as our A point, the B point being January 10th, and the C point out here being the high from January 12th. And Price has made its way through the one to one level. We're now near the 1.272 at 14183. So that's what I think is in play. Now, Friday was bar number six, Brent, of ATD9 count from a daily standpoint. So, you know, we're kind of off there. That says that we wouldn't see some type of potential bottom with that signal pattern until maybe Wednesday through Friday. So I think we need to keep an eye out looking for bullish reversal candles. If we get those, that's what should be the signal for all the A to B equals CD patterns that are out there to suggest that we have some type of counter trend rally. So, Brent, what additional, is there anything else that I can provide to you in the next 30, 40 seconds? No, I think that's, Steve, I'll just be watching like everybody else is and looking for that bullish reversal. Yeah, you know, when you get to those expansion levels, like you were pointing out, we're pretty extended when we take a look at that C to D leg out there, what I found is until we get that bullish reversal candle, it just suggests that price is likely gonna head lower out there. So I just, that's why I suggest that people always wait for that confirmation. So Brent, always good to hear from you. Sounds like you slept in. I'm glad that you did that. You know, five o'clock in the morning, what time? Do you get up normally at around five? I usually do. I used to always get up around 4.30 for work. 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So recall command. I just want to show you our progress in this command. I haven't done this for a while and I noticed because we were all very focused on healing and I haven't done recall command for a while and I noticed that he's slightly crooked when he comes into the position in front of me. So I start working on that and to fix that I start working on a shorter distance. Today I just want to show you where we are in the parameters. He likes to run with the ball too. So you saw I don't know maybe I was blocking with you but he was not straight and I think he probably could see that. So what I do is that I correct him because I tell him that's not acceptable.  And then I step literally one or two steps no more back and then I call him again so he can correct himself and make make it right. And then if he is right then I reward him. If he is not right I would repeat I would correct him and tell him to stay and then step backwards a few steps and then recall him again until he is correct and I only reward when he's correct.  That keeps him his body more straight and at least he has a target right because if the dog doesn't have a target when you recall him then it's much harder to work on his position so let's try again. When I work on the recall position I let the dog run through my legs maybe twice or three times and maybe every third or fourth time I do one position where he just stops in front of me but mostly I work on him passing through because I don't want him to lose the speed to anticipate that he needs to stop. Okay? Eight, you know, lots, lots, good. And then also when I practice alone without recording I change the distance sometimes it's five steps sometimes it's 15 sometimes it's 30 so I changed how many steps I go away from him and if he's doing well I increase the amount of steps but if he is crooked when coming to me especially when he needs to sit in front of me then I decrease significantly amount of steps and make it maybe seven ten no more than that to give him a chance to learn that he needs to be straight. So again if the dog is not straight you don't reward and you just saw that I had to repeat it a couple of times before he was straight in front of me and I think he is a bit destructive because there is somebody walking with a little dog that he's very interested in but nevertheless that's what you do to correct the position and keep practicing the recall command. Happy training!