In this video, I'm going to show you two of the technologies that I think have had the biggest impact on my own teaching and learning. The first technology has had a huge impact as well on my career. It helped me to win three educational awards and I've presented that work in 55 countries. The second technology is having a big impact on many of the courses that I'm running at the moment. The great thing about both of these technologies is that you can use them in loads and loads of different ways. And that's exactly what I'm going to show you in this video. I'm going to draw on loads of examples, but also there are technologies that are free and that you can find on the internet and use immediately. Really hope you liked the video. As always, if you do, please like it. Please share it with other teachers. Love to know your comments on this. So please comment on it and of course join me on my YouTube channel. Let's get started. So let me super quick show you how the technology works and I'm going to show you some of the examples that helped me to win my awards and why this technology is so useful. So if I click on launch free recorder, it opens up this kind of technology that's going to allow me to record myself talking over anything. Now this technology is actually completely free. So what's this? I'm just going to come over here and I've got here a PowerPoint presentation and I'm just going to record myself just presenting it. Okay, so I'm going to get the recorder into the position I want it to be in, which is about there. That's fine. That looks fine. And then all I need to do is click on this button here. I'll just do a couple of slides. Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. Today we're just going to look at Moodle, but we're going to give it an overall kind of discussion and understanding. What I plan to talk about today is quick presentation about me, do some questions, focus on the training and then I'm giving you the task for the week. Why is Moodle so hard? It's a really good question to ask. Okay, I'll stop there. Click on that button. Click on done. Click on upload. And that video is instantly ready. Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. Today we're just going to look at Moodle, but we're going to give it an overall. Now, incredibly, what I could do with that once I'm happy with the video is I could upload that onto YouTube. I could upload that onto my Google Drive or I could just save it as a video straight onto my computer and then upload it into Moodle or EdModel. So I can make learning content using this technology really, really quickly, but I could also do hundreds of other things with this technology. And I want to now show you some examples. Now if you want to learn how to use this technology on the screen now as a link to this technology, which is completely free. This is a really powerful example. Let's imagine that this is a piece of work that a student sent me. It's a written essay. It could be short, low level. It could be high level. And there are a few things in here that I want to kind of clarify with the student. Okay, so I'm going to perhaps focus on this point here. I've already marked it. This one here. I've already marked it. And let's perhaps mark this one here as well. Okay, so let's imagine that we want to give some feedback. Maybe there are a few more mistakes, but we want to highlight these three things. We're going to open up the screen capture technology again. We're going to launch the free recorder. Remember, it's completely free. Then I need to just minimize this because I don't want to obviously record the web browser. I want to record myself talking over this. Now imagine what will look what I can do. Okay, Tom, just want to give you some feedback about your work. First thing I want to say is that you're not referencing correctly here. Can we use the Oxford or in fact, let's, can we use the Harvard method of feedback? Sorry for referencing here. So can you just change that and use the Harvard method? Okay. And I'd also like a reference for here for the Khan Academy. Can you provide a reference for that as well? Here you talk about teaching stuff. Can you be a little bit more explicit about what you actually mean by teaching stuff? It sounds rather unacademic. Can you put in a better kind of way of explaining that and describe what you mean by teaching stuff? The last point is you talk about topic sentences. Can you just quickly explain what a topic sentence is? Okay. The rest of the essay is really good. Just those three things. Click done, save videos ready. What would I do? Well, I would probably share it on my YouTube channel and I'm going to do this for you. Let's just quickly play the video. Okay. Tom, just want to give you some feedback. Okay. Video is absolutely perfect. So I'm going to click on upload to YouTube. I've already got my YouTube channel connected to ScreenCasterMatic. So I don't really have to do anything. I just need to set that to privacy unlisted so that no one else can find this video, just the student who receives the link. And then I would obviously give it a title and I'd call it Tom's Feedback. And now I would publish that onto the internet. And you can see, well, I've got a fairly good internet connection. So you can see it actually happens fairly quickly. So once I've uploaded that, I can then just click on the link and then send an email to Tom and say, that's your feedback. So you can see how quickly I can do this. I can give feedback to Tom in, you know, oral feedback with visual information. I'm just going to copy on the link and let's have a look. If I jump over to the internet now and have a look at how that looks. So I'm just going to paste that link in. And let's see how that video is. Click on the internet and hopefully now that video is ready. Let's just play it a few seconds. There it is. Okay, Tom, just want to give you some feedback about your work. Can you see how quickly you could make feedback? Now that could be loads of things. So I've already showed you that could have been you giving, talking over a PowerPoint slide. But let's just look at a few more examples of the sorts of things I'm using this technology for. Let me just quickly show you a couple of examples of the sorts of things that I do with this. So here is a video where I'm giving students, I've just made a video where I'm giving students some grammar explanation. I'm just going to click here and show you. Okay, just something I've noticed today from your lessons and from your essays is that you're getting confused between despite and in spite. So what happened here is that the students were doing a lesson with me. I noticed quite a lot of them when they were doing their writing were getting confused between in spite of and despite. So I just made a quick grammar lesson. I just wrote out the rule and made a video and that video took me five minutes to make. That's just another example of what I do. I use this for example a lot to get my students to do speaking activities. I use it a lot for kind of like little bits of mini teaching. Look at this one here where I'm giving feedback on some vocabulary. Okay, I just want to go through some of the problems with today's lesson and some of the pronunciation problems. The first one I want to point out is just the first word, accommodation. Accommodation, the stress is actually on the fourth syllable. And when you spell that word, watch out because it's double C, double M, accommodation. Next word, corruption, corruption, stress is on the set. Okay, so you see another example here, the same technology. I'm using it in a completely different way, but I often get my students to record themselves speaking. Look at this example. So in this example, my students are using the same technology because it's completely free to record themselves doing a presentation. Now, this is brilliant for things like language teaching or practicing presentation skills, business courses. Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. Today I'm going to talking about security and privacy of electronic business. Absolutely fantastic. I can listen to the student. I can give them feedback after they've done the recording. Such an easy way. So I'm using this loads. I use it a lot for guides when I run courses. Okay, here's the task. This is what I want you to do so I can record myself doing the task so they can clearly see what to do. I use this in everything. I use this technology absolutely every day. Now, I've showed you ScreenCast-O-Matic because it's a free one. The technology that I use because which are obviously the video that you're watching with me now is made using this technology as well because I'm recording the screen. I use a more sophisticated tool called Camtasia. So if you want to learn more about Camtasia, I'll put a link on the screen now to Camtasia as well. But ScreenCast technology can be used in so many ways. I'm just going to give you a quick list of some of the things that I've done. So let's just think about a few of these things that I've cut. Some of them I've already showed you, shown you. We can use it for feedback, for grammar lessons. We can use it for guides on courses. For example, we've got a Moodle course. How do you use Moodle? Where do you find the content? So brilliant for things when students have to log on and they don't know how to do that. Make a video to show them. Training videos like the video you're seeing now. Of course I'm using ScreenCapture. Student Reflections. So get the students, for example, instead of writing their reflections, give them some questions they can record themselves talking about the answers to the questions. They can open up, for example, the questions in PowerPoint and record themselves answering the questions. So don't get the students to write reflections, but actually to reflect orally. Making learning content. All sorts. Talking over pictures, talking over forms, talking over maps, et cetera. You can create any type of learning content you want. Vocabulary practice we've already seen. Guides to websites when you're recommending websites to students. All sorts of things about the students recording themselves. Recording themselves talking over a picture. Recording themselves talking over a chart. Recording themselves explaining a map. Recording themselves answering some questions. All sorts of things. I've even experimented with peer feedback when students give feedback to each other using ScreenCapture technology because the technologies are free. This technology has revolutionised the way that I deliver my teaching and learning. And I'm still amazed at how few organisations really make use of all of the options that this technology offers, particularly knowing that it is free. Just a really quick break from the video just to say if you do like the video and you want more free videos, please come over to teachertrainingvideos.com. Loads of content here along the top and you can click on any of the sections but also on the opening page you'll see lots of different videos. If you are interested in any of the courses that I'm running then you'll see them here on the front page and the one that I've mentioned in this video is this one here. I'll put a link to it on the screen now but you can also click on this advert. If you want to keep up with my work the best thing to do is to sign up to the newsletter. You get updated with all the latest videos, the blog posts, the webinars that are often free and of course my online courses. And at the moment if you sign up to the newsletter there is a free 12 part video course on integrating technology into your teaching and learning and I send you a video about one new video about every four or five days. Right, let's get back to our video today. So we're going to move on now to the second thing. We're going to look at the way I assess my students this has radically changed over a period of time and it's become very popular as well so the people that do my courses a lot of the feedback is about the assessment process that I use which is kind of quite unusual. Now what I'm going to do is I'm going to show you some examples first and then I'm going to talk a little bit through some of the benefits of working this way. So I'm actually doing work at three separate universities training staff in using this as a method of assessment on top of that and running all my courses using this method. It saves enormous amounts of time for the teacher and it's very popular with the students so much so that at the moment my courses are completely selling out. Now what I do here is that as the students what I'm doing is I'm assessing the students using an e-portfolio that is as students do different pieces of work with me they add them into their e-portfolio evidence of their learning. Now those instances of activities that they do can be things that they've done on their own so we can see here for example that the students have included some word wall activities that they've created and I can see that they've been added here so I can check and even play the word walls but there will also be Google forms and other instances of individualized things that they did on their own but there's also lots of things that they did collaboratively so for example if I click over here on the Google slides then we can see that there is a Google slide and if I move that down I can click through and see all the work that the individual students did. Now the reason that this works so well is that when students produce for example an individualized object like a word wall like a padlet if they work on their own or like a Google form if they make a Google form they can add it into their e-portfolio but if they work on something collaborative they can all include a copy in their e-portfolio so even though they've worked collaboratively on a Google doc or on a Google slide they can all put a copy into their e-portfolio so I get complete evidence of all the things that individually and collaboratively they worked on but more interestingly I also get evidence of the students' reflections as they work through and do the different activities each week I give them different questions to reflect on so if we go over to the reflections and I'm just going to click here and you can see all the different things that these students have been doing work with autonomy, webinars screencast videos, word walls, Google forms all the different activities they've done but if I click over here on the reflections you can see that each week I set different questions for the students to do and then they write their answers into those particular questions the great thing for me as a teacher is that I can simply come on to the e-portfolio and mark the students work I can see all the reflections all the individualized work and all the collaborative work in one place I don't have to search through everywhere everything's together but it also means that the course itself can still be very very collaborative because the collaborative activities that the students do where they all add a copy of the Google form the Padlet, etc. into their e-portfolios I can't exaggerate the level of the feedback that we're getting since we kind of instigated this form of organizing the assessment and both for myself and the tutors that are working alongside me now we use Google sites and if you want to learn how to use Google sites I've made a special video it's on the screen now exactly how to use Google sites if you want to learn more about Google sites and Google sites is incredibly easy to do and I'm going to jump over now and just show you my only portfolio just show you a couple of really clever things that you can do with Google sites Google sites is so easy to use let's just do a quick example let's just add a page here let's click on here and we're going to create a page and we're going to call this page for example Padlet so I'll click on done so now what I can do here I can just immediately double click on the screen go to embed click on embed code and if I have the embed code for a Padlet and I'm just going to quickly grab one I can paste the Padlet in so if the students have been working collaboratively on a Padlet and I've been working on that as well I can include my copy here so all I need to do is click on the share button sorry not even on the share button yes I do share button sorry and come down to embed in your blog I just simply copy that and let's just jump back to the e-portfolio I'm just going to paste that in and now that is included in my e-portfolio so that quickly I can add something in but let's show you another really clever trick let's go to Google Docs now one thing is that everything that you work on in your e-portfolio every time you do something either collaboratively or alone it's always a copy is saved in your Google Drive so if I go over to my insert and then scroll down to my Google Docs I can see here all my Google Docs and I can see not only the Docs I've produced on my own but also Docs that I've produced collaboratively with other people for example this was a collaborative one this was a collaborative one so you don't have to own the Doc as long as you've worked on the Doc you will have a copy watch this I'm going to grab this one here click here click on insert and immediately that Google Doc is added into my e-portfolio I can slowly build up evidence of my activity collaboratively and individually into my e-portfolio and then my teacher can set me questions that I can then reflect on so this is the way that we are assessing our students and for me it really is a revolution it's completely changing the way I'm delivering my courses and I just want to speak a little bit more about why that is if you want to work more and learn more about e-portfolios I've got a video on the screen now that will take you through in detail how I do my e-portfolios essentially it means that the formative assessment and the summative assessment are all connected so as my students do various activities either in class or sometimes on the platform for homework so if I set activities for them to do for homework maybe work on a padlet maybe do a word wall maybe collaborate on a google doc or a google slide they add those into their e-portfolio they then reflect on what they've done and they think about how those technologies could be useful to them because I'm mainly working with teachers if I was working with students it would be more about what they've learnt from using the technologies and that is how we mark their work summatively in other words we look at their e-portfolio at the end we look at what they've done we look how well they've laid it out and organised it and of course most importantly we look at the reflections that they've written about the different activities that they do everything is integrated the activities that they do either in a live session with me or online are all included in the e-portfolio and then that's part of the summative assessment so it's one assessment it's literally like everything is together and connected and for me this is an outstanding feature of working this way and hence the reason why various organisations have connected with me and asked me to train their staff in doing something very similar really hoped you liked that video please come over to teachertrainingvideos.com loads more free content and 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Hello all, thanks for joining us for our PL Endress May Working Group All Hands, where we cover the latest updates, spotlights, and deep dives across the IPFS, Filecoin, and Libby2B ecosystems. This All Hands we talked about the upcoming Endress milestones, where we're taking on chunks of work across storage, interop, fast retrieval, programmability, reliability, and scalability, all to improve the IPFS, Filecoin, and Libby2B ecosystems and bring them closer together. To check out our public notion for more on how all of these teams are pushing forward, Jennifer gave us a spotlight on the upcoming Filecoin network upgrade, bringing us FBM milestone zero and a ton of other improvements. There was an update on Big Data Exchange, which is a new project where storage providers can bid and gain the opportunity to store charismatic public datasets. So if you have a useful open dataset, come and list it here. David Thunder gave a deep dive on how it's kind of unifying the underlying data transfer protocols between bitswap and grafting to enable IPFS, Filecoin, and interop. And the auto retrieve program also highlighted its work helping make it seamless to access data stored in Filecoin storage providers. And finally, we had an update from the Lotus team on their monthly feature release cadence and the major work they do for upcoming network upgrades, and also keeping these critical networks running and iterating forward. Please come find us on our public notion, our open stock channels, and at a number of upcoming events, Phil Austin, Toronto, IPFS camp, Phil Singapore, and much more. Cheers!


In the face of these dark moments, particularly since October 7th, I've witnessed some of the best of Pennsylvania. And God bless our fellow Pennsylvanians. The vast, vast, vast, vast majority of them are wonderful, caring, loving, inclusive people. And I have seen, I have seen Pennsylvanians take actions big and small, and both matter, to combat antisemitism, and to find their power. I've seen it here in Philadelphia, where students raised their voices, where students made sure they were heard in the halls of power at their university, and leadership was held accountable. The students did that. We shouldn't have to gather on a rainy day in Pennsylvania to talk about antisemitism, but we must. We gather in this season of light, this season of hope, but we also gather, of course, for a very specific purpose, I should say. We gather to call out and condemn the evil, the horrific evil of antisemitism. That's where we gather. The evil, the darkness, the venom of antisemitism has been with us for a long time. I said from October 7, 2023, incidents of antisemitic harassment, vandalism, and assault are reported to increase by 388%, as Michael made reference to. That's just, that's just in a, in a less than a three week period. 388% increase over that period. Then I went on in the letter to say, disturbingly, many of these reports have come from students on college campuses who describe witnessing antisemitic graffiti and vandalism, and from being subjected to virtual harassment and violent threats, unquote.


The following is a presentation of TFNN. The TFNN Bull Bear Training Hour. Every training day, live at 10 a.m. Eastern. Call now, toll free at<PHONE_NUMBER> or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. The TFNN Bull Bear Training Hour. Now, Tom and Tommy O'Brien. Welcome folks, appreciate your growl and a problem with us out here. We have now industrials up 135. Now it's like a 81. S&P's up 16 and a half. And welcome to Thanksgiving holiday trading week folks and it's kicking off just as a holiday week, particularly Thanksgiving week would come. We just had the NQs go from a price point of $83.45 up to 83, no, 80, 83.13 to 83.55 then about a heartbeat. Gold, gold contract down 380 trade in 1459. You get silver at 1695. Light sweet crude, $57.52 a barrel. Notes and bonds, you get the 10 year up three ticks, 127.17 to 30 year up 11 at 160.07. King dollar, King dollar down 43 ticks, 98.227. Euros at 110, yen is at 108.83 and the pound is at 129 to one US dollar. So Tom O'Brien, what has happened about him? And I just walked in and that, this future has just exploded top side. They sure did, man. We were a higher pre-market. Looks like everybody's ready for some good Thanksgiving trading higher, man. I'm not sure if you're still booting up or not, but we just don't have your screen as well. Okay, I'll get it up, no, I'll get it up. I just got a flat tire in the way in here folks. And I'm glad I had enough time but thank God for Uber and Lyft, all right? Well, speaking of Uber, let's jump to them this morning, man. So they lost their license in London. And they're down 1.7%. They're trading at 2906 right now. I have them at, they were trading down to a low at like 5 a.m. of 2741. Pretty interesting to see how that's gonna shake out. They had actually lost their license back in 2017 for the first time in London. They got a 15 month reprieve, I believe it was initially. When they appealed it, they got a two month reprieve in September, but the ruling coming down, citing safety concerns, citing a repeated violations. So that of course hit in the stock a bit this morning. Uber pretty weathered of course after their IPO, but quite a rebound we had last week. I have the chart up Uber traded from 2630 all the way up to $30.41 and backing off a bit this morning. But again, I mean, the market kind of shaken it off, man. We hit a low of 2750 and we're already up a buck 50 from that level opening at 2904. Yeah. And that's with, you know, the, what's the guy's name that the- Kalanick, the CEO? Kalanick sell, he's been selling into it. So bottom lines, that's, I don't think he's done selling yet. Inside the gold market folks, so you see you got to take over inside the gold market. Now this is pretty intense. You got Kirkham Lake is taking over Detour and Kirkland right now is down $7.77. Now Kirkland has been the strongest gold equity in the marketplace period. This has been, when you look at this chart, I mean, this is an incredible run. You just go back three years, this chart chart, it was $4.70, gets all the way up to 51 and it takes over Detour. So DGT, you know, DGT. Sorry about this. There we go. Okay, so DGC, okay. So this is quite a takeover. I mean, the market is saying they didn't give much to Detour. Detour is trading at 2302. Now what's going on here folks, it was up to 2444, but watch if you see this, what's going on is that there's an all stock deal. So each time that Kirkland goes lower, you're not going to get the premium inside Detour. Is this way of a vicious term? It sure is, man. That's pretty intense. They're going to have a lot of gold though. That's the real bottom line. So we'll see how this baby shakes out. The first news, of course, that came out was that they felt it was, let's see what kind of premium it was. So particularly it was valued at 4.9 billion, but that 4.9 billion folks had to do with Kirkland being up at $45, not 39. So the ratio, exchange ratio is 0.4343 of Kirkland common stock for each Detour share. So you can see the Detour holders at this particular point. I don't think they're probably that happy. It is what it is though, right? It's so intriguing, man.  You can expect a lot of movement out here, folks. That's how this thing is shaking out. You'll see, and of course what ended up happening over the weekend, what was so intriguing, no doubt, is that the also Hong Kong elections, Tom, you're talking about a landslide. Now, unfortunately, folks, they got a landslide going for the pro-democracy, but these people that get elected don't have any power. You know what I mean? So I was like, wow, you know, like. Yeah, and that's kind of what some of the protests are, right? I was trying to find the article, but it does. I mean, no matter what power's supposed to be handed over to China, is it 2047, I believe? So like 27 years or so forth. And that sounds like a lot. That does not sound like a lot if you're a resident of Hong Kong. That's right, and you are a great, yeah. That's, I was just gonna say, I'm 39 right now. I would not want to be 66 years old and live in China when you are used to living in a democratic, a democracy, not a democratic, and let alone if you have children, right?  And so that's kind of what you see here. And like you said, so man, they got a lot of time to play out and that's kind of part of the worrisome, you know, aspect of everything that China has a lot at stake because if they start to protest for those freedoms, it would seem like it would only be a matter of time until people in China tried to access the same types of freedoms, but that has not happened yet. Yeah, and that's what they're worrying about, of course. Exactly, yeah.  Look at that, 26 billion. Is that a lot of stock, 26 billion? Yeah, slightly, right, AMGD, so let's go look at, I think the markets like in this one, that's the difference, yeah. Yeah, and all the movement really took place right on that early Thursday morning announcement that was pretty much assured and you had both of the shares trade higher, but both of them backed off a bit from the peak exuberance you could call it that it had, but you know, TD Ameritrade, for instance, was trading around $41 before that stock broke in terms of Wednesday's close. It made it all the way up to $53 it did, we're currently at 49.30, up 2.5% today from Friday, and then Schwab, SCHW, that was trading at about 44.75, made it all the way up to 51.81, but now trading at 47.48 right now. Pretty wild. Share it there, folks, Tom and I are coming right back, our phone number is<PHONE_NUMBER>, that was up 142, Nasdaq's up 84, SP's up 17, we're coming right back. 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TFNN.com, educating investors. Call now, toll free at 1-877-927-6648. Internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. That was up 139 Nasdaqs up 85, S&Ps are up 17 and a half. And it looks like the whole world, Tom, is buying small caps today. This is quite a move in the small cap index. So let's go take a look at the Russell 2000, which has been the weakest indices bottom line is that Russell 2000 topped out folks in July of 2018. This morning, you're up 18 bucks. You're going after the high of 1,608.80, we've hit 1,607.09 right now. So it's pretty intriguing watching this thing, no action, no action. And then all of a sudden the whole world looks like they're buying it right now. They're buying a lot today, man. Have you seen that to jump over? How about oil? Talk about some volatility, man. I'm not sure what's going on in that oil market. Let's take a look. We had upward and downward price movement to the tune of like 70 cents. So 820 AM this morning, we're trading at $57.88. Nine o'clock, we're trading at 57.22. It's about 65 cents we drop off. From nine o'clock until 9.40, we trade up 80 cents to $58 on the dot. From 9.40 to 10 AM, we trade down 70 cents to 57.31. And now we're back up at 57.66, man. Yeah, they'll be moving. That's in a holiday week, man. Yes, I thought the same. Maybe a little bit of a light market, liquidity-wise, and some fast moves. But boy, oh boy, I'm looking at a five-minute chart here, and there's 50 cent movements in five minutes all over the place on this chart. No doubt. So let's take a look at some of the higher volume equities. We'll find out we get volume and, you know, a couple more rows inside this marketplace out here. But we take a look at where we stand, you know, 1030 out here. You get, well, it looks like medicines, the medicines company, that's going to get taken over by Novartis. That's up $18, $15. Chesapeake Images, that's still in trouble. That's 58 cents. You got, oh, NVIDIA's got caught a bid, man. That's up $9 straight, and at $219, you get Tesla up $8. Let's go look at Tesla, man. Tesla is something else, right? Yeah, I saw, you sent me the article. I'd seen it over the weekend in terms of constant updates from the man Musk himself with the amount of pre-orders. What do we call them? But the devil's always in the details, right? Yes. How much do they have to put up? $100. $100. Is it refundable? Yes. Yes, it is. Yeah, exactly. So keep that in mind. And, you know, 200,000 orders, you know, that's a remarkable number, man. Even at $100, that's $20 million. They just took in, it is remarkable cashflow-wise, what they do sometimes with these orders. Right. But $20 million is not a lot of money to a company like Tesla, and it's definitely not an indication of what might happen when that thing actually goes to market two years from right now.  Right. So $100 is not a lot of money if you're considering it at all, and then you make a decision in two years. But, you know, there's a lot of people who did the same thing when they had $1,000 up for the Model 3, and they ended up cancelling that and getting that $1,000 back. So pretty interesting that this time, Tesla's only asking for $100. Why do they do that? As opposed to the $1,000, they want it for the Model 3, right? There's no doubt, man. There's no doubt. They want to plate those numbers, so be aware. Yeah. He's a marketer, there's no doubt. I think, man, that's, you know, but you should listen to the fact that they allowed you to have a pre-order for $100 versus $1,000 on the Model 3, and that's that they could boost those numbers to be a marketing platform, and they got it done, man, because the stock is up this morning and they've pulled back.  Yeah, it's pulling back a little bit, but you know, it was trading about $355 before the announcement of the Cybertruck. Okay. Model 330. Yeah. You were back up to 350 pre-market this morning, man. That's intense. Exactly. And even with a pullback, you're still up 2.7% on that number. So pretty cool. You can debut a truck like that, smash the windows when you didn't think they were going to smash, and release a truck that not many people think is designed too well for the consumer market, and still they're okay. You're going to love it. So we take a look at the dollar, folks. Dollar, you know, bottom line, trying to get the top of its range out here, and top of the range, well, top of the small range would be 98, 447. We got to 98, 381 when they kind of gave it up. Now, it's going to be interesting here, this whole week with the dollar, folks, because the dollar did have strength on Friday. You know, we went from 97, 836 to 98, 305. If we go over and we take a look at the Euro, of course, when ends up happening, Euro is 60% of the dollar index. You know, Euro basically is flat, but you can see on Friday, that thing went south in a big way. If we go take a look at the pound, the British pound, which is going to be action, because before we know it, we're going to be dealing with December, and that's when these dates are going to be coming up for the election, and we're at 129 right now. So the euros, I mean, the pound is staying at the top of its range, you know? And that was quite a move, you know, from October 9th, where we were at 121, we all get up to that 129, and then if we go over to the yen, and just take a look at the yen, the yen has more to do with where gold wants to go right now, and we're laying out at 10883, you know? So that's, you know, of course, the number to keep your eye on there is that 109.32. The yen looks a little weak right now. You know what's interesting, Tom? And yeah, so let's go look at the Hang Sang. So the Hang Sang, this is where I think folks, you know, there's still going to be some HSI, there's still going to be some real problems going forward in Hong Kong. The reason I'm saying that is that, you know, like when you look at the aspect of, you know, I think protest-wise is going to slow down and stuff, okay?  You got to $27,114, but it didn't hold the last swing high just of last week, which is $27,093. It's like, that's saying that, hey, man, this thing's not over, you know? That the market itself, folks, in the world market, because the world market's throwing money into Hong Kong, they just didn't throw enough in, you know? So... Man, and it's, I mean, we already talked about it, not enough, I mean, you could talk about it. We could spend a week full of shows talking about the Chinese markets and what's it play in the Hong Kong market specifically, but no matter what happens, there's gonna be no resolution there for a long time because the protesters are not gonna have anything resolved until they have their own independence forever, I would say, some of them. Right, and there's no such thing. Right, and China's never gonna allow their own independence, at least not where anything is, I'm talking about, you know, maybe five, 10, 15 years down the road, if China thinks that's the only way to make sure that none of this spreads over to mainland China, but if that happens, then how does it not spread to mainland China, right? So this is gonna play out for some time, man, not to chuckle, but it's so, so such a deep, deep topic of freedom, that, you know, how does that resolve, and you have a shrinking energy over there, while this is playing out. So it's nice stuff, man, Hong Kong. So everybody there, folks, Tommy and I are coming right back. Happy Thanksgiving, everyone. Be safe when you're driving out there, gobble, gobble, gobble. That's right. That's a good turkey, man. Tommy and I are coming right back. Folks, guys, that's 139,000, so it'll be nine, that's gonna be 17. Come right back. Hi, folks, Tom O'Brien here. 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Frozen 2, they open in the U.S. That's their animated movie. $127 million in the U.S. That's the third biggest open for an animated series ever. Wow. And they actually took in, and this is where these are just the highlights. We'll click on a second. You have Elon Musk. You have Upgrade for NVIDIA. So you click on the front page link. We get into it. And we get charts in there about pre-market action. So this was published just prior to about 9 a.m. this morning. You got the Ameritrade chart in there. You got Schwab on their deal. You got the Uber. Oh. Those in their license in London. Yeah. You got their chart. And while we're still upgrading NVIDIA, so I was up $9, I see. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. We got a big one there as well. Up big on their being acquired by LVMH. So just kind of some of the stories to keep on your radar as the market's opening. Nice. I'm going to jump over, because I have Fridays up here as well. So this was the market recap. Of course, kind of old news as of this morning, but you can find the links to this on our social media as well, whether it's our Twitter account, whether it's our Facebook account. You want to check this out. Get on over to those. And so you just kind of had a market rack up. And Friday was interesting, man, in terms of the streaks that we had that got snapped. So the S&P lost 0.3% for the week. That had snapped a six-week winning streak. The Dow's down about a half a percent. First pullback for a week in five. And the NASDAQ ended a seven-week winning streak last week, even though markets finished in the positive for Friday. Sure.  A big day for Friday for Tesla. That's the day they unveiled it. We had some pictures of the Cybertruck up there.  And then just a lot of the charts that really moved for the week. We had some earnings. Of course, you had Macy's in there. We had Nordstrom. We got their chart up in there. So check it out right on the front page of TFN. We'll have more of those. You can check over there, whether it's in the morning, whether it's a quick recap of what happened at the end of the day. But I encourage everybody, and that's just completely free reports that we're going to be publishing out there to keep you in tune with what's happening in the market, man, as things are... Oh, that's really awesome, man. I mean, it's a very quick way, folks. Okay, you come over in the morning, come over in the afternoon and see what's going on. You know, in the morning, of course, what may be going on in the afternoon and what went on. So, pretty cool, man. Great job, Tommy. Thanks, man. Yeah. So to finish up one of them, I'll just scroll down. One of the things that really, you know, we've been talking about Disney a lot, right? Yes. With the Disney Plus. Whoops, we'll get back into there. But how about... So the headline is that they opened in the U.S. with $127 million. Third biggest domestic opening for an animated film ever. Internationally, the film sold $223 million in tickets. So they took in $350 million in three days in an animated movie, man. And, you know, barely moving the ticker for Disney this morning. You're up about a half a percent. The markets are up about a half a percent. So it's remarkable when you combine the fact that they're going to be a streaming giant. They signed up 10 million people and basically within 24 hours of their streaming service starting. Now, they took sign-ups for a good month or two ahead of that, but still 10 million. And then you add in this type of numbers that they push out. Because guess what? Netflix doesn't have this going on. Right. And then this is in the library. This is for Eva. Exactly. This is for Eva. It's like... It's remarkable to see in the long term how Netflix competes when you have, you know, this type of... Because I even know Frozen. Isn't Frozen, I believe Frozen's Elsa? Or is it not? Is it? I don't know. I think it is. Okay. But, you know, being almost a 40-year-old guy, I'm familiar with animated titles. Yeah. And with no children, because they're that... The content brand is that strong. And just another kind of accolade on Disney. Oh, it's a good... It's a feel-good movie. Hey, man, you talk about a feel-good movie. On Netflix last night, right? So they got a new movie, folks, that it's a Netflix movie. It's Night Before Christmas, but it's Night, K-N-I-G-H-T. Okay. It's great. It's one of these feel-good movies. What's about is a night in the 1339 in Norwich, England gets time-traveled to Ohio December 21st, 2019. It's just... Okay, good. You want to feel-good movie? Nothing like Christmas season, man. The movie season is coming. We've got three days until Thanksgiving, and, you know, the Christmas trees are coming up. I'm seeing them on social media, man. Everyone's getting ready. The holiday lights are up already in the neighborhood. You got to love some good feel-good Christmas movies. Good. I'll check it out, man. I will. Yeah, you'll love it, man. Nice. So check this out, folks. This just came across the tape, man. This is early for a sell-out of... You can see this economy is going. This cash flow is going. Fox has Super Bowl ads sold out at a record 5.6 million each. Fox Sports has sold out its inventory of Super Bowl ads after pricing 30-second spots at 5.6 million. They sold 77 national spots. The unit finished all 77 national spots on Friday. Isn't that wild, man? This is like November 25th, right? That is. And it's interesting. So you get a discount if you buy more of them. Every ad sold for more than 5 million bucks, though. Pretty remarkable. Except for one company's long-standing bulk audit kept the price under that threshold. That's got to be bud, right? I was saying the same thing. It's got to be Budweiser, man. The Super Bowl, the most watched TV event of the year. Ads just typically fluctuate based on the health of the economy. Let's see, both became tailwinds of Fox during this sale. Pretty cool. Yeah, it's huge. And, you know, one of the other things, just to bring it back to that streaming platform, when is Netflix or Amazon going to try and start paying for that type of a service, man? Because it seems like the... We just talked about Content is King with Disney. Yeah. Well, the, you know...  But guess what? The NFL, there's nothing like the NFL in terms of needing to watch it right now. There's no such thing as, you know, a library. If I just can't wait to see when they start to try and get into that. Whether it's even Facebook, you know, Facebook could... Facebook TV, what's to stop Zuckerberg from saying, you know what, man? We're going to try and corner the Facebook, the NFL market, and make everybody log on to Facebook to watch the NFL these days. Yeah. You just... It's bound to happen because that brand is strong as any. 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And you know, the Fed repo market folks, okay, they're going to be putting, the Fed's going to be putting lots of money into this economy coming into the end of the year. And so, November 25th, and this thing was over-subscribed last night. So, and they, what the Federal Reserve did, folks, is that they extended the repo market for 42 days. So, let's see. So, does that bring you into the first year, Tom? Yeah, it does. Interesting. Okay. Just above. That's what it did. And that's what they're trying to do, folks. So, what happens? Okay, so the Federal Reserve New York operations to inject cash into the financial system over the end of the year was over-subscribed on Monday indicating a thirst for year-end funding. Market participants submitted 49.05 billion in bids for the Fed's 42-day term repo operation. That was more than the 25 billion that was offered. So, picture, folks. They were only offering 25 billion. The bottom line is that the banks need 49 billion. You know, I suspect what we're going to see is that they'll up the deal, and they're going to make sure there's plenty of money in there, but this is really kind of intriguing, because what does happen is that when you're going into that market, too, folks, the bottom line, the other banking structures are looking at the banks that are going in there and say, okay, why do they need so much cash? Well, you know, so... We'll see where that's going to shake up, but that's quite an oldest description, right? There's no doubt about that. Well, it is what it is coming into the end of the year, too, I guess. That's what that comes down to, so... Bitcoin. Let's take a look at Bitcoin. Bitcoin is trading 72.41 XBT. Bitcoin took a hit last week. No doubt. Now, you're going to have slow markets. We get down to 65. Look at this thing. 65.30 today. Or maybe last night. That's hard to tell. Put this on. Yeah, this thing's got to come back inside like 7,700 to get back in a higher range. Yeah, you can always hide that lower panel down there if you want to expand that right-click and hide just so we can see the chart. I'm just following myself. There we go. What was that gap? Let's see. This is interesting. So there's a gap at 64.26, and we went to 65.30. Yeah, now I would only hesitate that gaps are everywhere in this market because they're not really true to the story that Bitcoin does not operate on NYSE hours, right? Right. If anything, they operate on weekends and European markets. I heard a cool story this morning. We'll have to see if we can find the story. Maybe you can find it this afternoon talking about a server farm over in Russia heard on Bloomberg that's pushing out tons of Bitcoin. And the reason why is that they're right next to a hydroelectric... The water. Yes, I saw that. Providing some of the cheapest electric in the world. And they got, I believe, 20,000 right now Bitcoin units that are pushing out Bitcoins. And they said that they can multiply that times three times if they want. I mean, it was just an interesting story. But that's as the price continues to fall, man. Yes. And that's what does happen, folks, is that there is no doubt the energy is one of the biggest deals out there inside the Bitcoin market. So if you can basically harness the energy to push the service to pump out the Bitcoin, that's when you really do pretty well. Because you are mining it. You are creating value. And the only question is how much does it cost you to mine, quote unquote, to create those Bitcoins? So energy, electric, basically your only cost outside of buying a computer that is fast enough to do it. Yeah. Water, huh? Isn't that Wildman? That is. I was just... Yeah, I got it. It's perked up when I heard that, right? Okay. I got it right now. Let's pull this over. The only other thing, I wonder how that plays out because I wouldn't trust anything in Russia, man. But maybe once you mine them, you can send them out of Russia quick enough that they might be able to stop a small amount. But it's not like you have a gold mine in Russia, right? Which I wouldn't trust for a moment. You got a Bitcoin mine where you're able to funnel them out the moment that they're mined and created, maybe. Yeah. I'm not sure, but there we go. So here's a story. It was opened a year ago, but it's already won clients from all over the world, including the U.S., Japan, and China. Look at this. And that was the headline that I said, whoa, who's putting their server farm in Russia from the U.S. or Japan, maybe China, I guess. And then I said, oh, it's Bitcoin miners. Okay. Yeah. So the company rents a building near the Brask aluminum plant. The world's largest single aluminum smelter was built by the USSR in the 60s along with nearby hydropower plant as energy is the largest cost in aluminum smelter. Yeah, for sure. That's why our core always basically was losing money. Look at that picture, man. That's awesome. You should see that if you're not, if you're wrapping your car, folks, it's three racks just server on top of server on top of server. So to put it, three stories of racks. Yeah. Not three racks, three stories of racks. I mean, I think they got 10 racks in every story. And it looks like a manufacturing plant as they would, right? Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So they got on-site engineers working 24 seven to keep things running on top of the supply. Another thing that makes Bratz an ideal place for crypto is the climate that's freezing because of all that heat. So it's the Siberian climate, low temperatures because those computers are heating up. Then you got to pay to cool them down. Pretty cool, man. Is that wild, man? It really is. Oh. I imagine we'll be hearing more about that. Yeah, Russian law doesn't recognize crypto mining. Okay, so they're saying it's not engaged in the mining itself. It only provides equipment to the data center and technical services, meaning its business is legal. Oh, my God. Well, yeah, that's only until Putin says it's not. Exactly. Yeah. And one of his oligarchs, anyway, is the one that came up with this. Right. Five years ago. There's just so many different ways that these things are basically coming online. It's pretty amazing, man. Here are all the stories of when Bitcoin was at 20,000, right? People creating their own mining operations. Those really went to the wayside when Bitcoin collapsed. Yes. But that's a lot of units picking up some of the slack over there. Oh, yeah. Of some of the units that got done away with and are probably never coming back for people who were building them as Bitcoin went to 20,000 and then lost a lot of money as it collapsed. Wild. Yeah. Absolutely wild. So small caps, they're still holding up, folks. The bottom line is that you get the IWM right now that's going after its last swing high. Actually, it already took it out. The swing high out here was $160.99. You're at $161.20 right now. You pull this back. And oh, I see the whole, it's at the top of the range. Oh, we're right there. Okay. So it's trying to take the whole top of the range out. The top of the range is $161.11. You're at $161.20. The top of the range was established, folks, the week of May 10th of this year. So we'll see. It's been basically in this consolidation going all the way back to October of 2018. So we're talking, what, 12 months. Hey, if we can look when we come back from the break, we'll finish it up. How about Hasbro? They got an upgrade, I think, as well. Toy season coming into Christmas, man. They're trading positive today. And you know what? I did get a little help that it was Elsa and Anna is frozen. Remember those names? Yeah. They'll be selling them at Hasbro, right? They sure will, exactly. Stay right there, folks. Come right back. 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For more information just click the Think or Swim banner on the front page of TFNN.com. Welcome back folks. We have the Dow up 88, Nasdaq up 101, S&P's up 18. That's a 1.1% move on the Nasdaq top side folks. 6 10 to 1% on the S&P's and 1.5% in the Dow industrials. And I think we got a new high for a print on the S&P and the Nasdaq I believe I saw the headline. Now the S&P I believe had a barely higher print pre-market one of the mornings. I remember 3132 being out there. I'm looking at the December contract of 3129 but maybe that's an intraday print record for the S&P. Yeah, I just brought up the cash. The cash is over that 3127. That was the number. We're at 3131 we hit 3131 50. Another day in the life man. No doubt. So Hasbro, yeah, Hasbro's gonna bottom line is it's a monster company. There's no two ways about that. It seems like whether we're talking cartoon characters the same type of deal meaning they have so much other content that has been around forever. And it's a high end consolidation. I mean it hit a high out here like five months ago of 126 or 98. They had quite the pullback, right? What was that on a week or a day that they broke? I remember the news there was something reported there. Maybe it was their earnings that came out. They really had quite a setback. But, you know, I imagine that they'll be around for the long haul. We'll see what price they'll be around at. Totally. Because, you know, if I remember anything, Tom, right?  The mantra on like Wall Street was that no, you know, Hasbro things are going digital. It's not going to be around. It's like, guess what, man? It's more than around because of the aspect of how many movies Disney come up with that they make the licensing deals, right? The kids watch them on the iPad and then they got to have the dolls, too, right? Yeah, totally. Stay right there, folks. We've got TD Ameritrade coming up next. And I'm at Mr. Basil Chapman, Steve Rhodes. I'll be back this afternoon. Thanks, pal. Thanks, man. Okay, have a great one. Stay right there, folks. TD coming right up.


Hi, everyone. Joe for jazby'scasebrakes.com. Look at this great late night rally by everybody. Thank you for those who got into the filler. Thank you to the people who bought Spot Straight Up. We did it. We knocked out another case of 2023, Hit Parade Baseball Edition. It's a jazby's exclusive. We work with Hit Parade on this one. Six boxes, random team seven, random team eight, nine, and 10. That's it. There's no more after that. Big thanks to this group for making it happen. Thanks to the people who bought their spot straight up. Congrats again to the people who won their spots in those two fillers, and all 30 baseball teams are in. Let's roll it, randomize it, two and a one. Three times each, easy. One, two, and three. All right, we got Tristan down to Dayton after three, and then three for the teams. One, two, and three. Got Nationals down to Braves. Now remember, trade at your own risk. We're already on case seven, so many of those sell sheet hits have been hit. Tristan with the Nationals, David with the Blue Jays, Chad Coleman with the Twins and Rockies. Tristan with the Angels, David with the Cubs, Eugene with the Red Sox, Louise with the O's, Diego with the Cards, Aaron with the Guardians. Tristan with the Marlins, Jason with the Mets, Nestor with the Royals. Tristan with the Ems, Aaron with the Pods, Garrett with the White Sox, Chad B with the Brewers. Darren with the Phillies, Nancy with the Tigers, Chad C with the Yankees. Michael with the Astros, Peter with the Rays, Diego with the Giants, Tristan with the Diamondbacks, David with the Rangers, Oliver the Dodgers. Tristan with the A's, Chad C with the Pirates, Chad B with the Red Dayton with the Atlanta Braves. Let's alphabetize by team, and we're gonna pause the video just for a moment when we come back. We're gonna see if there's any trades, and then we will have the break, stick around, be right back, we'll see on the other side of the trade window. All right, welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. No deals were done, so the list remains the same. Here it is, hot off the presses. Thanks everyone for making it happen. Appreciate it, appreciate you. Thank you, thank you, thank you. There's the case right there, and let's see what we got. Don't you guys hear, if you probably get called that pretty often, Rex, don't you? All right, good luck, everybody. Is this the first time? Or is this the most recent time? Rex was called a boomer. If you know Rex, if you've known Rex in the chat over the years, that should not surprise you. All right, ooh, look at that. Piece of the bat patch, something like that. Two out of three. That's a nice bow bachette. David M with the Toronto Blue Jays, and out of fives and under, get the train whistle. All aboard the Big Head Express. Woo-hoo! Nice, good start. That's where the spot David bought straight up. Oh, is that the first you can recall? Yeah, that's the 42 patch, right? I was like, where is that from? The Jackie Robinson 42 patch. It's really cool. It says player warm, but maybe in a game too. Well, usually those generational things, Rex, often aren't always strictly age related. It's an attitude. It's an attitude, not just anyone who's older. All right. Next up is, ooh, Jordon Alvarez Rookie Otto. Is that on the cell sheet? I don't think this is even on the cell sheet. It's not. 2022, Tops Chrome Black, PSA9, Green, Rookie Otto, Jordon Alvarez 94 out of 99. Astros, Michael P with the spot he won in the filler. Congrats. It's just like calling people sn... Everyone is a snowflake. Everyone is beautiful and unique, Rex. Even you. Like a snowflake. Ooh, ooh, that's a randomizer. Metz, Peter Lanzo, that's Jason Kersh. And for the Reese Hoskins patch, oh, this is a nice looking card. That's Darren and the Phillies. It's a randomizer. One happy person, one sad person. It's a randomizer. One happy person, one sad person, but it's a nice hit from Flawless. What year is that from Flawless? That's from 2019 Flawless. All right, we'll do that at the end. All right, a few more. We got another case in the store. Ladies and gentlemen, check it out. Running out of these cases. Running out of these cases. Yeah, everyone to my, they will put a randomizer in there or a multi-team card. This one's a single team. Ooh, I think this is a cell sheet. We haven't seen this one yet. Aaron Judge, one-of-one from Diamond Icons. I can't even spit that out. Two-color patch and on-card autograph from 2020 Diamond Icons. PSA8 and a one-of-one. Yankees, Chad Coleman, who won a spot in the filler, ends up with this Aaron Judge, Chad. All aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo-hoo. All right, next one. Yeah, is Aaron Judge cheating? Must have been a slow baseball news day. Well, thankfully, tomorrow's my Friday, Rex. I feel like I could leave it out on the table tonight and tomorrow. All right. Ooh, this guy's been hitting well. I've been keeping track. I've been keeping track because he's on my fantasy team. That's Spencer Torkelson from 2022 Luminaries. Hit Kings autograph, PSA 10. 12 out of 15, that's a rookie auto. Nice one. Nancy with the Tigers with the spot she bought straight up. There you go. Oh, I know, Joe, but we know. We just ran out of time. This is like Matt Damon on Jimmy Kimmel. It's like, ah, my apologies to Matt Damon. We just ran out of time, sorry. We were talking about it all day earlier today. I put work into it. All right, and the last one is more Diamond Icons. That's the chip off the old blog, Chipper Jones. Two color patch and autograph two out of 25. And that goes to Dayton and the Braves. All right, let's make one person happy and one person sad here. We've got the, you got the Mets up there, the Phillies down there. Jason was here early today. He's not gonna stay any later. Let's roll it, randomize it. Five into six, 11 times. Team on top gets it after 11. Good luck, Phillies, DMACC, Darren, and good luck Mets, Jason after 11. Team on top after 11, good luck. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, and 11th in final time. After 11, go to the Phillies, Jason Kersh, sorry, but congrats to Darren with the Phillies. You get the 13 out of 25 Dual Relic, Dual Auto, Peter Lanzo, and Reese Hoskins. There you go gang, I'm Joe for jasphyscasebreaks.com. Thanks for watching, thanks for breaking with us. We've got a few more of these Jaspy exclusives in the store, so check it out. And I'll see you for another hip-rated baseball break next time, bye-bye.


Hey, this is Brett, and this 2013 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 is stock number 14502Z. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, your new and used sports car headquarters. This 2013 Shelby GT520th anniversary has the 5.8L supercharged V8 Trinity engine, puts out 662 horsepower, 631 foot-pounds of torque. It's paired up with a six-speed manual transmission. This car has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop per the state of Wisconsin inspection process. It has a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and topped off, and this car is 100% ready to go. I'm going to go all the way around in this video inside, start it up, take a look under the hood, show you all the options, and give you the most accurate representation of the vehicle that I can. Also go through some of the unique numbers concerning this particular car. Should all my videos in 4K, if you like the video, subscribe to the YouTube channel, click the bell notifications, get updates in the videos I do each and every day, as well as having access to one of the largest catalogs of vehicle and sports car walk-arounds on YouTube and stay current on our ever-changing and vast sports car inventory here at Summit Automotive. This one comes with the SBT 19-inch painted alloy wheels in the front. This one's in pretty nice shape. It does have the Brembo brakes, of course, and it has Goodyear Eagle F1 265 40 ZR 19 tires, and these tires, the tread is on the inside here, so I would say that they have probably about 60, 70, maybe even 80% of the tread left on those tires, a good amount of tread left on there. You get the Cobra logo right there, looks really good. The GT500 side stripes are in excellent condition as well, so they made 4,885 GT500s in 2013, and of those 4,077 were coupes, of the 4,077 that were coupes, 346 were in race red, so kind of a good low number color to have. The white stripes on there, 322 of those 346 had the white stripes. You can see the front bumper is in excellent condition, and as usual on these GT500s, the front lower valence, got a couple little scuffs on there, but these lower valences are pretty easy and inexpensive to replace. So other than that, the top valence is in really nice shape. The front bumper, I didn't see any dense scuffs, scrapes, or cracks on there. The front stripes are in pretty nice condition, and going on to the hood, look really good. The hood is in excellent shape, I didn't see any corrosion on the lips, something you got to look out for on these GT500s, this particular year, the hoods are aluminum and sometimes they corrode if they've been in a bad environment. This one's in excellent shape, you get the HID headlamps, LED running lights, and the factory fog lights, which I'll turn on at the end of the video. Passenger side front fender is in excellent condition as well, and the passenger side front wheel is very nice and clean, I didn't see any scuffs or scrapes on there, and of the 346 coupes that were race red, 284 had the performance package, which gave you those 19-inch wheels in the front. As you go down this side of this 2013 Ford Shelby GT500 Mustang, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. I take these HD videos, so if you're far away or even if you're close by, you just cannot make the trip down, but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the car, hear the car, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at, so you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at. If this video helps you make that smart buying decision, let your salesman know that you saw the video, that it was helpful and that Brett sent you. Very clean on that side. The stripes are in fantastic condition on this side as well, I didn't see any scuffs or scrapes on them. In the back you get the 20-inch SBT wheels, this one's in really nice shape, and you get Goodyear Eagle F1 285 35 ZR20 tires in the back, and these tires have just as much tread as the front tires, maybe a hair bit less, but still a really good tread. The other thing to show you back here is the rear differential, and the underbody is very clean by the way. The rear differential, there is that cooling line that comes off of there, that signifies that this car has the track package. That's really the only way to identify that it has the track package visually. Coming around to the back of the vehicle, rear bumper is in excellent shape, and of the 346 race red coupes, 216 of them had the track package, so pretty low numbers on the track package for race red. The back stripes are in really nice condition as well, as is the back plastic piece here, or the back fascia, the GT500 logo is in really nice shape as well, LED tail lamps. So I have the original window sticker here, feel free to pause this, I'm not going to go over everything except the optional equipment. So SVT performance package, which is the $34.95 option, the manual four-way driver seat, 331 ratio limited slip axle, so that is kind of a rare option on this car. Only 62 of the race reds had the 331 limited slip axle, so that's a pretty rare number for that. The SVT track package, which is $29.95, which gives you the super engine cooling with that rear axle cooling system as well. Electronics package with the navigation system is $23.40, Shelby man leather Recaro seats are $15.95, and the Shaker Pro system is $12.95. Total MSRP on this one was $66.75. And here I have all, you probably wondering where I get all these numbers, but this is a build production sheet of how many 2013 GT500s were made, so basically you can see race red 346, how many of them had the Recaro seats with the white accents, which was 115, and then 62 had the limited slip axle, 322 had the SVT racing stripes, 216 had the track pack, and 231 had the navigation system, and 284 had the performance package, and 221 had the Shaker Pro, which gives you this subwoofer right here. Back storage area, very nice and clean. This one does have the original tire inflator kit, and there's a new tire inflator kit because that one has expired, but we do have a new tire inflator kit in here. So we did that in our safety inspection as well, but you get the original in case you want that. These will be with the car when you come to get it, and the inside of the trunk lid is in really nice shape. I always like closing these trunk lids with this plastic piece here so you don't wreck the paint or that back applique. The driver's side rear quarter is in fantastic condition, no dents or dings on there, and this back wheel is in very nice condition as well, didn't see any major scuffs or scrapes. This one does have the capitalist fuel fill, which is a really nice feature, never get gas on your hands. And on the rest of this side of the car, the door looks really good, didn't see any dents, didn't see any dings, and once again this side stripe, very nice condition. The rockers are in nice shape, not a lot of road rash, which I'm kind of jealous of. My GT500 has a little road rash. Anyways, blind spot mirrors, and inside you get the Recaro seats with the white stripes. You also get the cobra stitched into the backrest, you get the suede bolsters on the side, the leather center, and a Recaro stitched on the side of the seat. Back seats are in fantastic condition as well, no rips or tears on there. You do get the ambient lighting, and you get the 20th anniversary sill plate there. There is the VIN sticker, no Canadian vehicles here. And no rips or tears on that seat, it's in really nice shape. Factory GT500 floor mats, does have launch control to different dampers, and then you also have your different steering wheels, auto headlamps, power windows, locks, and mirrors. The inside bolster is attached and nice. We'll hop inside, check out the miles, the radio, and everything that this one has to offer on the interior before we start it up and take a look under the hood. As you can see, this one has 11,573 miles on it. You get a mileage to empty on there, instrument cluster is very nice and clean. Comes with the leather wrapped and Alcantara suede steering wheel, bluetooth and audio controls on the right, cruise controls and information center controls on the left. You get the cobra logo on the center there, leather on the bottom, and the steering wheel is in really nice shape. This one has my favorite radio, the touchscreen radio with the factory navigation system. There's highway 41, so that is working nicely. You get AM, FM, and Sirius XM radio capabilities. You also have a media where you can have a jukebox. You can put CDs in there and download the CDs to your hard drive, and basically just have a bunch of CDs to play music from, which is a really nice feature. Speaking of the CD player, it's right there. Down here's your dual climate controls. Human tune controls, six speed manual transmission with that cue ball shifter. There's the ambient lighting and the cup holders there as well. And the glove box, the floor mat and seat are all in excellent condition. You also get the Shelby on the handle there. And the headliner on this one is in really nice condition as well. I didn't see any rips or tears, smells very clean inside this car. You get home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems and map lights. All right, let's start it up. Take a look under the hood. Also listen to the exhaust and check out those HID lights in the front. Starts right up. No check engine lights or anything like that. I feel like the passenger side is just a little louder than the driver's side. Anyways, love the LED tail lamps on there as well. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today. Hopefully from this HD video you've been able to verify the quality, condition, options, cleanliness, build numbers, everything to do with this beautiful car. HID headlamps, LED running lights, factory fog lights, everything's working fantastically. And under the hood we have the 5.8 liter supercharged V8 engine, the Trinity engine. You get the powder coated blue valve covers on there. This one was made by Larry Miyake and Paul Water. Larry Miyake, same guy that built my engine, my GT500. Engine bay is very clean, runs very smooth. Once again this car has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop, has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off and this car is 100% ready to go. There is the emissions sticker. And I would highly recommend this car for a quality and condition standpoint. I think whoever is going to get this one is going to absolutely love it. And to see more pictures of this car or one of our other 550 new and used cars, box, SUVs, minivans, Wranglers, sports cars, GT500s, Camaros, Challengers, Chargers, SRT8s, Hellcats, Z06s, ZL1s, you name it, we got to go to the website right there, summitauto.com. Full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle, all at summitauto.com. If you want to check out more HD videos, you can go to youtube.com slash summitauto. Click the bell notifications, get updates on the videos I do each and every day. As well as having access to one of the largest catalogs of vehicle in sports car walk rounds on YouTube and state current on our ever changing and vast sports car inventory so you do not miss out on gems like this one. In fact, in a second you will see a link to subscribe to my YouTube channel on the upper left. A link to all the GT500 videos I've ever done in the upper right. Link to this vehicle on our website on the lower left and a link to one of our latest YouTube videos on the lower right. Click those, check us out. We're super excited to help you with this Ultra Clean 2013 Shelby GT500 Mustang in race red clear coat. Thank you so much for checking out the video. Remember to like, subscribe and share on the YouTube channel. 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Whether it be for skate, cod or taupe on our waters or large game abroad, the fixed spool powerhouse you need is the Finnor Offshore. With stainless steel drive gear, pinion gear and shaft, the reel isn't light but it is tough. The shaft is locked in at both ends with integrated support to avoid any bending under severe pressure. The two bearings are also complemented with 11 alternating carbon fiber and stainless steel drag washers, providing up to 60 pounds of drag and the massive forged aluminium spools offer up to 400 yards of 65 pound braid to winch in whatever tightens your line. The reinforced bail arm is big and simple, prepared for the battle on water and the punishment your heavy gear has to endure for those who don't have time to worry around rocks and in the bolt. The 8500 model has an ergonomic crank like handle to fit in the palm whereas the smaller 7500 has a shorter handle for between your thumb and fingers. As with most fixed spool reels, the handle collapses for storage and the spool is removable via the dragnon. The fixed spool 7500 and 8500 size offshore reel from Finnor offers a hugely powerful cranking ability with an 11 disc washer set up and stainless steel drive and pinion gears. A stubborn stainless steel shaft reinforced at both ends for hauling large fish up cliff faces or from the depths and then there's the very rare bearing at both ends of the pinion gear again for strength and durability.