The following is a presentation of TFNN. Trade, what do you see? With Larry Pezzavento. Toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Larry Pezzavento. Okay, looking good, Billy Ray feeling good, Lewis. I believe we have Joe DiNapoli on the line today, but he's having slight technical difficulties. Is that correct, Bubba? Well, you know, last time I couldn't hear you at all. This time I can hear your velvet voice. Last time we had screen sharing and now we don't have screen sharing. Hopefully we'll get that done. You can talk to us about some of these things. Oh, anyway, can't you partner?  I mean, this is crazy. We've got to have a screen share or it's pointless. I got great charts for you. We're at a very critical place in the S&P in the NASDAQ. Yeah, we are. What about the...  I got the exact numbers. None of it's going to make sense without charts. So if we can't solve this, audio is my friend. Well, let's don't audio yet. Let's give it a shot. Al, he'll try to help you. Why don't I'll do some talking while you try to get it fixed. How's that, Joe? Well, that's great with me. I've got my screen sharing set up, so... All right, we'll try it. We'll try it again. The rest is up to you guys. We're going to do our very best. That's what we're going to do here. Okay, folks. Joe, I'll just go ahead and talk about some of the markets here. You know, we're at real critical levels here, folks. If we go below that 44, 35 again today, that is the 61% retracement of that whole move after a big move up to the 382. That is not very good. We're trading at 44.51, I heard last. So we'll see what's going on with that as we look at some of these other things here unfolding here today. So we're going to be watching it very, very closely, as always. But with the fact that Apple was able to only be down about 3%, and the Dow Jones rally 150 points to me was a... It was actually a really big deal. That's what I can possibly say to that. It's really, really truly amazing. Excuse me, folks. My limit-minders are going off on so darn many things right now that I have to have positions in. And if you're going to give me a second here, I will get this fixed. And then we'll try to get it done. And Joe, cut in any time if you think you got these things set up because I would certainly want to see these. And if we don't, we will get it ready for you as soon as we get another time here to travel to do this. Because the work you have is just nothing short of spectacular because I've been watching it since 1968, Bob. As I recall up there in the McCulloch Oil Building, and it was... Okay, hold on. I got to put that in there. Okay. Just a second here. The way we're sitting right now, Larry, is I'm waiting for you guys to connect up and you guys are waiting for me to connect up. Okay. Yeah. Well, the problem is I got a slight problem here and I don't know what the problem is. Let me see. No, that's all right. That's all right. That's all right. That's all right. What's he talking about? They don't know what he's talking about here. At least we connect at this time. I don't understand this. You know, Joe, you know, we've been friends for so long. It's even hard to remember. But, you know, my problem with this stuff is technical.  We didn't have the computers. As a matter of fact, people don't know this about you. As you were one of the... You were. You and CompuTrack were the very first people.  What was the name of that? Well, that was on the old QX-10, had a 12-inch screen and only green monitors. And we thought we had the best system on Earth when we managed to get four 12-inch monitors giving us live quotes.  You and I do. I mean, when I first started trading commodities, we're going back to 1982. And commodities have been trading stocks since 67 actively.  You know, they still have that. I think it was at the Merck. In one of their meeting rooms, they have those old clatterboards. And it's pretty amazing. Yeah, my friend Dennis O'Shaughness, he had one of those put in his dent so that it would hit the high and low, it would click. Yeah, he bought the whole board and it was really good. You also remember, whenever we wanted an inter-day chart, it was $20, and we had the ADP automatic data processing machine there at Conti. And if you wanted a chart on pork bellies or corn inter-day, you could get it. But it was $20 for one chart. And the machine was busy all day long. I remember that going on. Larry, I was sitting at a commodity place in Newport Beach and the brokers. I had graph paper. I had the little blue lines on it. And I'd do a five-minute chart and put little Xs to where the price action would go. And I would sit there all day long and I'd make my own charts sitting there watching this stuff on the brokerage. I mean, the changes are just incredible. They're amazing. And for a while, it really worked out good. And then, of course, this algorithmic trading started in earnest in March of 2009. And we had to accommodate for that. I don't think we're getting anywhere here, Larry. I mean, I'm not hearing anything from Al. I'm still sharing. And they don't see us. The only thing I can think of doing is going off and coming back on and seeing if it works any better. But I don't think it will. Well, I'll tell you what. Why don't you do that? You've got five. You've got seven minutes to do it. Why don't you try it again? And then we'll get back to you. And stay on because we'll talk about the old days. These people don't realize that when you have two dinosaurs in the room, you know, two tyrannosaurus rex, they ought to listen to what? Because we remember we were in the pits when there were no pits. Yeah, it was a different world.  All right, I'm going to shut down. Come back up. I have so much to share with the listeners. So this doesn't happen. We know we're going to get you on. We'll get you on next week if we can't get you on today. So let's keep trying, folks. All right, I'm going to come back on. Take care. You got it, brother. All right. Let's see much time. We've got a minute and a half here. Let's get this thing going. I was really looking forward to seeing what Joe has because he's got some really spectacular stuff to look at. And I'm very, very impressed with the type of thing that he does. I can't stress enough about how important it is that we do not go below that 4435 today. We're 4452 right now, I believe. But if we get below that 4445, 4435 today, which is the 61% retracement after we had a 382 Valley up there at 4459, that's not going to be good, folks. That just tells you the market. And then, of course, Apple has held up relatively well given the other stuff. But remember, China, they said, I don't know what the ruling was, but they said their main dudes couldn't use the iPhones. But if the main dudes can't use it, little dudes can't use it. 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Folks, I don't think we're gonna have Joe on today. It doesn't look like it, so I'm just gonna have to make some stuff up as we go along here. Anyway, you got it working? I think Allison is working. Okay, let's hit the bricks. I'm ready. I mean, can you see that? We're ready, yes. We're looking good. Billy Ray, feeling good, Louis. Oh my God, we're not gonna do the walk down memory lane anymore. That's too bad. Anyway, I'm just gonna go slow. If I don't get through what I wanna get through, then just get me on next week and we'll just do this tomorrow. Yeah, you bet. All right, so I wasn't on when we had that baboon's rare end of a lull, the most unmistakable lull probably of my trading career in October last year. Okay, so that's... I wasn't on to share that with you, listeners. I was also not on to share the likely reaction back off that lull. And that is defined by something called a bread and butter pattern. And that bread and butter pattern is described in chapter six of trading with natural elements. That along with six other patterns. And this bread and butter is just deadly. Now we're gonna go and we're gonna go over that because it's the most critical thing I wanna talk about today because rather than talk about a short-term number on a 60-minute chart, we're gonna talk about a large quarterly number or monthly number. And this is just so important. And I mean, it's absolutely critical. So let's go through this pattern. What the pattern requires is a significant thrust, most of which would be above the three by three displacement of the average. That would be the three, yeah, three-day displacement of the average. We'll go over three days. It's actually a period, not days. You can work on a five-minute chart or one-minute chart and work on the yearly chart. And what happens with this pattern is that when you break down below the three by three, you normally get a total of three periods. In this case, let's say three months or three quarters. You'll find a low and that's exactly what happened on the October low. And then from that point, the likely exit is a 0.618 retracement of that previous download. Now, what you'll listen to is need to understand is that this pattern was made and was created by me in 1980s time. Okay, now let's look at the current action in the NASDAQ. We had the three by three, which is the boom line, that contained the thrust. We went right up to the high. We came down to the October low, three days below the three, or three quarters below the three by three. We then turned around and rallied. And I was not here for the October low. I was not here when we hit 143.67, but I am here now. And this is the exact pattern now. What do we do now? That's the important thing. And the number that has to be watched is a long-term basis is this 143.67. That absolutely must hold. That sucker needs to hold. That is the bottom line. Now, if you go under there for a few seconds or a few minutes or even a day and then you climb back above it, it doesn't mean you did it. What I'm talking about is that number, you need to get below that number before this market is bearish and you need to stay below that number.  I'll show you where I think this thing is going. Now, there's the number on the quarterly NASDAQ. Let's take a look at the exact same picture. The bread and butter trade, we came up to the .618 retracement. We surpassed it. Now, let's go back to the patterns. You see that? Even on the pattern that was in the book, okay, again, developed in 1985, that shows that we can exceed the exit point or the objective point. Now, we need to stay above that .309 level. If we get below that .309 and we can stay below that thing for a little while, this market is done like yesterday's toast. Now, we're not going to talk about political stuff. It's not allowed here, and I'm good with that. Bottom line is I'm 80% in cash and a lot of the reason I am 80% in cash is for political reasons. Russia, China, various political reasons. And I'm worried that we're going to have a 1987-style event. And if this happens, I don't want to own stocks. I do not want to own stocks. I was trading the day that that happened in 1987. We had a 40-point discount on the S&P cash to futures. And I'm worried that that's going to happen. So, if people want to hear about news that we are not able to discuss here, they can email me at TWD. It's at credit.com. I'll send you a letter I did about free music. Now, additional risks. We have extraordinary liquidity risks, over-evaluation risks, inflation and debt risks. We have three bubbles. Two are popping. That's real estate inequities. And one has pop. That's the bond market. So, when you put all these risks together, you know, Larry, what people don't understand is this trading game really is not about buying Microsoft at eight and selling it at 800. What this trading game is about is evaluation or risk. And there is incredible risk out there, enough so that I have had 70% of my money in cash in September of 2021. And, you know, we're talking over 5% now. So, the other 30%, not 20%, because I cut it back if we want it. Normally, in my last show, it was on September 1st, I talk about having a whole bunch of orders in the market at key Fibonacci levels, key levels that I developed for various stocks. Okay, this is what my accounts normally look like. I'll have 40, 50, 60 orders in there at key levels. Okay, now, this is what it looks like. And this isn't even current. This is back about a month and a half ago. I've got even fewer orders in the market now. And that's because I don't want to get caught. I've been caught before. I don't like being caught. So, I have far fewer orders in the market. I'm very, very cautious. Now, what are we looking at here? This is the projection. If we get below that .618 level, whether it's the NASDAQ or the S&P, if we get below that level, the likely spot for me is down where that little red line is. I'm going to give you the exact number because that's the .382 retracement all the way back to the 666 low that we had at the end of 2008. I think it was March 2009. That was .618 level. And we have an expansion down, what we call an OP expansion down, and that's just above it. And that expansion's clearly marked on this chart. This is a quarterly chart, long-term stuff. Now, I'm going to go to an expanded view on this. And your number, your support number is between 3225 and 3328. This is where I think the market's going. Minimal, absolute minimal.  I think we also have a very high probability of it going down to 2520. That's the actual expansion. So those are the numbers I'm looking at long-term. If somehow, by some miracle, this market decides to go up. Okay, by the way, it's going to work without me. Adios, Marie, you know, bye-bye. I'm not interested. All right, because this sucker goes up. The next place I'm going to be putting on heavy shorts are $51.29. Listen, we've got to pay a few bills. Stay with us, folks. Joe Devapoli is in the house. We'll be right back. The Gold Report. As a precious metal, gold is still king. It continues to hold the most effective safe haven in hedging properties across the global major trading hubs of the London OTC market, the U.S. futures market, and the Shanghai Gold Exchange. The Gold Report. 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Actually, two of the great things about being on with you, other than you, of course, is that, number one, the audience understands that you don't have to explain all that to the audience. Number two is I get some big-name programs as long as they come on. We have Mr. DiNapoli. We'll give you two minutes. You need two minutes.  You know, you can put the two minutes because it's useless. Anyway, to get back to the point here, if by some miracle this market goes up, the next topping point is 51.29 to 51.30.  Not a lot, because we're not below that .618 I talked about earlier, but if we get back up there, oh, boy, I am going to get all over this thing. All right, so let's talk about oil market projections. Now, this is an old chart, and I don't know if folks trade that much oil here, but anyway, I had a very significant position. I'm going to talk about that in a little while if I can get as far as my... It's talking about the economy in China. I just got back from there. I don't know a lot about the economy in China. Anyway, I got out of a large fund that I had at this 81.32 level. So I'm using the oil market projections in order to trade the funds. That fund wasn't totally oiled, but it was one of these. And even though oil is up now around 86 or 87 once they're looked, the fund never got that up to my excellent. So the thing I'm trying to point out to the listeners is that if you trade mutual funds, even those that trade at the end of the day, you can use these Fibonacci projections, XOPs and whatnot, to actually trade in and out of funds. And I do it all the time and it absolutely works beautifully. All right, so let's talk about oil projections if some of the nightmare scenarios which are very possible come into play. And you can hear about them again if you want to ask for that letter that I wrote posted on my forums a couple of weeks ago. I think minimum expectation for oil, if any of this stuff comes to pass is 167. It would not surprise me if we get up to 231 and I think 333, 334 is a bit high, but it's all doable that things go awry. So God help you if you're long equities and this comes to pass. Let's talk about gold. I really like gold. The gold is the most manipulated. I think it's got to be one of the most manipulated commodities in the planet. And by the way, Larry, if you want to talk about Bitcoin and some future presentation, we can, but I think that's next on the chopping block of being manipulated and I have some ideas about how it will be manipulated. But at any rate, we've got a gold CLP or OP rather at 2711 that would not surprise me at all to see that projection if some of the bad scenarios that I believe will happen after we do happen. I'm going to give a short advertisement here. We're going to extend this $99 offer for $162 book. And if you want that, just type into our order form, www.thibtrader.com, or take the new order form, type in Tommy, $99. 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And the answer is it took a loss. It wasn't a big loss, but it was a significant loss. It got my attention because the sizing was so big and a big position. And so what happened to it? Well, when we were unable to sell Russian stocks because of the sanctions, I saw that the same thing might happen to my China position. And so I decided China was absolutely uninvestable and I eliminated about 95% of my position. And God blessed the market. You know, sometimes you have a gift from heaven.  We had a beautiful rally and I got out within about 4% of the top of that rally. So at that point, I said, I owe us to my China position, but I'm still, you know, I'm still bullish China. So what do I do? Well, China is not going to go up unless oil goes up. So in my September 1st presentation on this channel, I showed you where I did a small oil trade and it was in UTN, I believe. At the same time, I also entered a very large commodity position where oil is about 7.8% of the fund. It's PCRIX. And you're interested. I really am. Is it ETF? Is it ETF, Joe? Am I waiting? No, no, that ETF that you said with the oil position, is that an ETF that you're dealing with there? Yeah, I'm out of it now because I got out of the oil hit that 81 area, but it's a pinco fund, it's PCRIX. And I traded that thing for probably 10 or 12 years. If there's a dividend, it's not just oil, but it's about 7% of the oil. People should check it out. It's kind of a weird fund and I'm certainly not recommending it. I'm not recommending anything. This is educational. But that's what I was trading. And when I got out of my China position, I jumped into one and a half times. So for every $100 I had in China, I had about $150 worth of this stuff. And I managed to get back the loss that I had in China. And then some. So that's what happened to my China position. It is absolutely uninvestable now. I was just in China. And I was in manufacturing the city of Guangzhou. I was in Shanghai. I was in Beijing. We're just going to Hangzhou. Yes. That's my favorite city is Hangzhou. Yeah. Am I okay? Yeah, you're great. You've got 48 seconds before the next break. So keep going. All right. So anyway, I was just in the manufacturing city of Guangzhou. I was in Shanghai. I was also in Beijing, the political capital. And you know, we hear all this negative stuff about China. I mean, feet on the ground. Now I've been doing business operations since 2003. I've been doing presentations all year. We've got to pay a few bills. Stay with us. We'll be back with Joe DiNampley, folks. DiNampley level. Stay with us. Think that if you want to be successful at trading in the stock market, you're going to need a crystal ball. After all, it's impossible to predict the future, right? Like any endeavor in life, before you decide it's impossible, get some advice from the experts. You might find that it's not so impossible after all. 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In my days, when I used to sing with Frank and Dino, it was too much. Too much was on and playing. Yeah, I remember those days. Yeah, it was just like yesterday. Okay. Oh, we're what? China. I don't think I can talk about one there. Sure you can. Okay, China. We are getting some of the most. Okay, so my position is gone. It's not investable. I think I explained why. Actually, I still have a little bit here and there, but not much. I was all over China here just like three weeks ago, four weeks ago, and the kind of people that I'm around when I go there, I'm around the entrepreneurial class and I'm not around government people, but I'm around the entrepreneurial class and hey, it's still going. I mean, this is the most amazing country. I think I've been to, I don't know how many countries, 40 countries, it's absolutely amazing in that place. I did do one better, Joe. I'm sorry? I did do one better. I married one. I know you've never, you've never met Sarah, but yes, he's from Hong Kong. Yeah, I met her on an airplane in 80. No, it's 90. Oh God, it's right when Hong Kong was taken over. We bought a place over there. You met her when you were 90? 97. No, I won't be 90 till next year. No, I met her in 1999, 99 is when I first met her. Then we got married in 07, but anyway. Keep going, my friend. I'm sorry to interrupt you, but I do like. I ever lost Patty.  We can have a program on that someday. You know, you both have a lot of experience. Okay, so I'm in love with the entrepreneurial class over there and they're still going. I mean, the China economy is not what it used to be, but it is still chugging along quite well. And so I, I really question what I'm seeing. One thing that's important is that when we had our, our property disaster in 2008, we had programs that kind of had no end of moral hazard attached to them. What's going on in China is that they're doing things that doesn't have that moral hazard attached. In other words, if somebody made a wrong move, if somebody was worth, you know, $100 million, it was zero. They're not getting bailed out. They're getting crushed. Absolutely crushed. Yeah. And what they're doing out there is they're, they're doing the best they can to protect the investors. But I wanted to go into further with that. All I want to do is say that, you know, all this negative stuff about China, it's not nearly as negative as you might think. And that's just from my feet on the ground.  It's almost embarrassing. You know, I don't like that, but that's the way. Yeah, I know you don't like it, Joe. I, I could tell just the one time I saw it, how you cried after it was all over. Yeah, great. Okay, so, so what happened to my commodity position? Well, I think I explained that earlier. I really jumped in very heavy, heavy commodity area with oil, when oil didn't close. And then I, I'm out. I still have some gold. I still have some platinum. I still have a few other things.  I'm going to have something. We can't be totally short or out. So I do have some of that stuff left, but not a lot. Well, I like long dated bonds. That was another question I got from you, Ruth, that had emailed me. And the answer is yes. I'm currently long, long dated bonds. Not a huge amount, but I'm going to buy more as they go lower. Well, you know, like Warren Buffett says, he hopes that the price goes down and stuff in his list. We can buy more. I do have a position, a couple of different accounts. It's an EDVDZ. I don't know which one it is, but it's long, it's long dated bonds. It's fun. And I find it a lot, a lot easier to trade than the futures. What, what you've got to realize out there in radio land or whatever you're listening is that, you know, we've got high loans, last. We've got, we've got technical analysis. We've got all this stuff. What you need to realize is sizing. Sizing is so, so important. And it took me probably 20 years to figure that out, but that's, that's really where it's at. If you size properly, you can withstand some drawdowns and you can do really well. Okay, the next one, Larry, you're going to like this one. Are your support resistance numbers the same as Larry's? Well, let's go back. Let's go back to memory lane a little bit here. I had three mentors and Larry was, was my most influential mentor. There's no doubt about that. You know, he flashed the flashlight in the right place. And after he did that, then I took over, I did my own research and I had come up with a way of approaching Fibonacci, which is different, a bit different than Larry's and it is substantially different from a lot of other people. In addition, I've come up with patterns. We have something called the MACD predictor, which you can get into on a subsequent show. But anyway, it's, it's a dynamite indicator of patterns. And yeah, my numbers are different. We have things like revisits. We have things like complements and grimineers that are just incredible. We have stuff, we have stuff that Jack is, is not normally talked about. And the whole key with this Fibonacci stuff is getting the right numbers. You know, getting all the possible numbers, you go crazy. You can't do it. You can't get the right numbers. And also, you know, if you have automatic software that's going to show you the Fibonacci levels, I mean, I hope I'm not, I'm not going to hurt somebody that advertises it. It's not my intention. No, no, no, no. As long as you don't talk politics, you're okay, Baba. Okay, Baba. We're not going to talk politics. Yeah, if you get that, you get that automatic stuff. I mean, we've tried it. Other people have tried it. What you have to do is you have to understand. You have to understand where to put the A, Bs and Cs. That's the key, that's the key issue here. You have to understand what reaction low is more important than another one. It's the same as you go on the bar. You want some pretty girls, right? Well, maybe not. You're going to know which one is the prettiest and which one is going to do some good. So that's the whole same thing with a chart. Yeah, that's what we train. When you get training from us, that's what we do.  You know, they can hide, they can live, they can steal, but they cannot hide. This is one of the most important things I've ever heard about creating. You come straight from Larry, and it is absolutely, it's the basis of technical analysis. They cannot hide. If somebody takes a huge position, you're going to, it's going to be reflected.  They can lie, they can steal, they cannot hide. Keep right down, right down your forehead so you can see it every time you look in the mirror because it's critical. Now that won't come back. So, last week we had a question. The question was about albos, and we didn't really have enough time to get through it. But I want to talk a little bit about albos because, you know, we're in battle with albos. We're in battle every day with albos. I certainly am.  Yes. We got a payment. We got a three-minute segment coming after the break. So you're going to have that as soon as we come back for two minutes, and you've got three more minutes, okay, after this? All right, you go. All right, see you later. We'll be right back, folks. Joe, the Annapoli levels. If you're looking for potential trading setups in the stock market, then Rocket Equities & Options Report is a newsletter you should try. Tommy O'Brien delivers options and equity trades when the markets present them using a combination of fundamentals and technicals. Sign up for Rocket Equities & Options Report today with a 30-day money-back guarantee so you have nothing to risk. 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I'm really interested in this. Yeah, I actually don't think we're going to have enough time to adequately cover this, but we can get started. You get an idea of what my thinking is. So, first of all, with the algos, I think it's a huge amount of study about this problem. And the reason why is because my best years, I think my best years of my entire trading career were 2006, 2007, and 2008. And it wasn't just that I was short. I was the predominant of those trades, one-on-one trades. I can't even imagine that. I showed last week on September 1st to show how I nailed 300% less than a day. It's just under 300%. And that was a long-side trade during 2008. So what happened was when we hit 2009, I stopped making money. I mean, I wasn't losing money. I was. I was losing money and I was making money. I was losing money and I was making money.  I mean, prior to the financial crisis, I was doing okay. But subsequent to the financial crisis, I wasn't. 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What is up all my beautiful people of the whole entire internet? Today I'm talking and ranking all the new MCU films. We got 19 films now to be ranking with Avengers Infinity War. Finally coming out. I've finally seen it and what's the best way to celebrate it is by ranking all the movies. But make sure guys to comment down about your list and what ranking you guys have for these films. Of course let's get straight into it. I mean number 19 is gonna be Thor the Dark World yet this is my least favorite now and I still don't even think this is a bad film. Actually none of these films are really bad. They're just generally either mediocre or just okay. But Thor the Dark World it has some decent action sequences. You get some more Thor and Loki banter which is always fun. Alan Taylor does a good job directing at least the action sequences and there is some good stakes to this film that do set up some things down the road. Hemdall has some great moments. Overall the villains really meh Malek is probably the worst film we've ever had in the MCU and overall Thor the Dark World it's a fun time. It's just not something that you really do remember. Coming in down at number 18 is gonna be The Incredible Hulk. This is a film that I put down here because it's not one of those films I ever really want to revisit. Sometimes it feels like a chore to revisit. It does have one of the coolest action sequences between Umbomination and Hulk but for me it doesn't feel like it belongs into the MCU. It feels like it's kind of shooed into there besides having General Ross really show up in Civil War and also having Tony Stark's and credit cameo scene besides that it really just doesn't feel like it should belong in the MCU. Coming in at number 17 is gonna be Iron Man 2. Still a fun film at best. I like this film it introduces Black Widow S and Black Widow Scarlett Johansson has some great action sequences in here especially since against some of the guards. What Blash is a cool villain I like the design and look of him and what Mickey Rourke did with him. He didn't get enough dialogue. I'll even say Sam Rockwell was pretty damn good in the role as well. I liked his character and what he did and of course I mean if you have Robert Daniel Jr. in the role you're gonna have a lot of good fun times with him and really Iron Man 2 is just one of those setup films for the whole entire universe. It has some fun moments to it but it really boggled down by the whole setting up everything else. Coming in at number 16 is gonna be Thor the first one a father-son tale with some brotherly stuff in there. Anthony Hopkins' Odin is a perfect choice. Of course Thor really loses all his powers in here he has the game responsibility and what not really his relationship on earth. I think that's really the movie like kind of falls apart from me. I don't like this earth sequences. It's funny it has some cool humor to it but his relationship with Natalie Portman never worked it never worked in Thor the Dark World and that's why I was glad he got rid of it and Thor Ragnarok and overall Chris Hemsworth's portrayal of Thor it was great to see him in here. It's weird to see how serious he's got and how serious he was and now he's funny and really it just I like this film I like the father's son it's Shakespearean kind of tale that Kenneth Braun had portrayed into the film and let me tell you the CGI for this film is like stunning like I even contend that the CGI in this film is better than the ones in Ragnarok. Band number 15 is gonna be Captain America the first Avenger. This film was so different the fact that it took place in world war two and just moved into that aspect got a lot of great things with Peggy Carter Bucky Barnes himself and there's just a lot of good character dynamics in there but Steve Rogers himself this is where his character arc stale moves ahead and we see where it started at and that's something great because for me I think Steve Rogers probably has the best character arc and also the best movies in the whole cinematic universe and I just love to see where his character started out and plus I got to give props to Red Skull. Red Skull is a good villain portrayed by Hugo Weaving. Band number 14 is gonna be Iron Man 3. I enjoy Iron Man 3. I get it people hate it I get people hate the Mandarin twist it doesn't bother me at all it's a shame black film pretty much a lot of this stuff is retconned in the MCU from what I feel but Iron Man 3 is a fun film at best it is a yeah actually I didn't even contend it's a good film at best it has a lot of good moments with the villains eh Guy Pearce does what he can with the role and he has some cool moments the Mandarin twist kind of rub me wrong because I think Ben Kingsley would have been a fantastic Mandarin just that he's playing Trevor it didn't bother me the most but I also am not the biggest Mandarin fan from the comics so I wasn't totally looking forward to it. I still think this is a really good film and I think it's a fun film with that I get people's gripes with it but I think Iron Man 3 is fun. I mean number 13 is gonna be Avengers 2 Age of Ultron. When I first saw this film I actually thought it was better than the original and then I saw it again I was like okay that Thor hot tub scene I could give or take with that there's a lot of scenes in here where I think you could give or take with it Ultron's a pretty good villain I think he jokes around too much but I do think James Vader was a perfect choice for Ultron introducing Vision, Quicksilver and Scarlet which was cool even though Quicksilver eh bedded out really fast and just because you didn't see that coming did you I can't do the voice but Scarlet which is a great addition scene where her character is now from here to Avengers Infinity War same with Vision and just overall I think this film is just a nice touch to this franchise it got us another crossover some good fast pace I feel like this film at times is actually more fast paced it puts some nice things in there for Civil War to start up and overall Age of Ultron it's a good time. I think number 12 is gonna be probably the smallest of all the Marvel films not as Ant-Man no pun intended um this film is very underrated I think I'm a sucker for Heist films so knowing that Ant-Man is a Heist film is a ton of fun you get the Heist elements in there the Ant-Man suits a ton of fun the training montages with him and Michael Douglas is great I love that whole dynamics and I cannot wait to see what they do with the Wasp character because she was great in here not even though she wasn't in the suit yet and I just think like Scotland and Hank Pym's dynamics just works totally well I think the humor in here is great and just some of the action sequences in here especially that Thomas the train Kendrick one is just such a blast and number 11 is a film that always switches up and down my list for me and that is Guardians of the Galaxy volume 2 a lot of this might be because I love baby group and then baby group is one of the cutest characters I've ever made on television or movies or any kind of geek stuff but also besides that I really just like the father son tale that they tell within this film I think it's a lot of fun and a lot of kind of personal references there where I think if you have father issues I don't particularly my dad's awesome but I think if you do have father issues that will kind of add a little depth and issues to you I think Rocket Raccoon every character really gets a more dynamic to do here if I had any really big cons with this film is the sovereign I just didn't like their characters and Drax the destroyer I wish he destroyed more stuff Mantis was a night edition Gamora has some great development with her sister Nebula and of course Groot and Rocket are just great the soundtrack's great and I think James gonna do a pretty good job here I wish the team was just more together hey guys coming down at number 10 we're getting to our top 10 right now and that is Thor Ragnarok yeah it's kind of falling down for me a bit I still enjoy Thor Ragnarok I actually think this is the most entertaining out of all the films in the MCU it's very rewatchable very funny but the implications that happened this film I feel like they're just not like for me it just doesn't make a lot of sense and it's hard to explain for some reason but it is a lot of fun I love Korg I love me I'll enjoy hello for what she is I thought I can't blend check did the best she could with what she had Thor's great Loki's great Valkyrie is my huge standout please make a Valkyrie solo film Thor Ragnarok's a blast to watch but sometimes I feel like it's just it's weird it doesn't feel fall and win with some other the MCU films coming in next guys is number nine and that is Doctor Strange every time I watch this film I find myself liking it more and more the mysticism the magicalness that they bring into the MCU and push into here and open up a new corner pocket into this MCU universe is great Scott Derrickson really directed the hell out of this film Tilda Swinton as the ancient one is great she is such a good addition to this universe and I mean just bedded at Cumberbatch as Doctor Strange as well is the perfect Doctor Strange I could have ever wanted he is perfect as the role logs a great addition bear Mordor Mordor is great as well as true tell edge of four and just really overall it's just a really fun film great color palette in there Dormammu's a pretty cool villain great ending bite sequence different than something we've ever seen the MCU before and overall casilias as Mads Mickelson's playing is he's pretty decent too I think he could have used a little bit more background history but overall fun film lots of good stuff in there sometimes the humor falls off but I love Doctor Strange coming at number eight is going to be Iron Man this is the film that kicked off the MCU there's nothing more I can really say about this film but it's awesome it's kick-ass it works and it's such a blast this film still holds up today it's still one of the best films in the MCU and it probably always will be it kicked off what started it Robert Andy Jr's Iron Man is the perfect cast and choice John Fabro was a great director of the kickoff the cinematic universe and the end credit scene come on Nick Fury showing up to start the Avengers initiative number seven is gonna be Black Panther so I've seen this film probably like 10 times now and I love Black Panther this film is fantastic top to bottom it's one of the best films in the MCU the mythology and world-building into Wakanda is some of the best in there it's a game changer for Hollywood in general too having a full black cast pretty much in here is great I love everyone it has such a role to stand out but really this main standout talking here besides Chadwick Boseman and Michael B Jordan are really the females in here Akoya Nala and Shuri are fantastic they are the best elements of Black Panther and I love them to death and really the whole world building with Wakanda in here is great coming in number six is The Avengers this film's a pure almost masterpiece of a comic book film one of the best comic book films ever made one of it the fact being Joss Whedon directed and really gives every single character a standout shot in here and it's just great Mark Revello comes in as the Hulk redoing it all over Edward Norton and he's great he's really the main stand out for me Mark Revello was the one that stole the first Avengers film when he goes Hulk smash punches the Leviathan boom just takes it down great some great moments in here Alan Sylvester is the score in here is top-notch awesomeness and I I mean The Avengers is just so much fun really every act in this film gets better and better and that's why The Avengers is one of the best films in the MCU me at number five is gonna be Spider-Man Homecoming Spider-Man is one of my favorite heroes of all time and I love Spider-Man Homecoming Tom Holland is my is the perfect Spider-Man for me I love the villain of the vulture in here even though I'm not the biggest comic book counterpart loving of him but I think Michael Keaton gave a fantastic performance as the vulture I think having Tony in here also being here as a side character was great his friends in here are fantastic it just you can really see yourself as Peter Parker and that's one of my favorite things about Spider-Man himself Spider-Man Homecoming works on so many different levels and on a lot of levels it does work it feels like a John Hughes film and I think if I had any complaint with it I just wanted some more web slinging action in here but I mean come on this is the Spider-Man that we've known and loved that we wanted to see a Spider-Man in high school I mean at number four is gonna be Civil War Captain American Civil War this film is fantastic it still carries some of the best action sequences throughout the MCU the last fight scene is super emotional in here you know you really do feel the sides bickering you the best thing about this film is that even though you go into the film with one side maybe you're on Cap side or Iron Man said there always is that divergence of that maybe you'll diverge to the other side because they each make good counterpart arguments this is a great introduction to Black Panther and Spider-Man in general and Civil War still holds up today I think Zemo is a very underrated villain in the MCU and I love just putting on this film and catching it on and rewatching it because Civil War is an absolute blast coming in number three is Avengers Infinity War so this is still my top three I love Avengers Infinity War I've sat on it for a while now and after seeing it again it still is an amazing film this film is brilliant it is an epic it is the Empire Strikes Back of the MCU and this is easily one of the best superhero films yes it does feel like a part one because we all know a part two is coming but still even at times it doesn't even feel like the part one I think some people will have that issue where they do feel like it's part one but I don't it I feel very satisfied by the ending of this film very satisfied with how the ending happens and I mean the ending is jaw-dropping awesome it is one of the best endings to a film in general I think the Russo brothers really I did themselves with here I like the whole story really a lot of great character dynamics great character banter some literally I'm not getting the spoilers but the action in here is like oh my god amazing and it really is just a good segue into Avengers 4 and I have to say like this is easily one of the best Avengers films this is easily go up into number one with more rewatches and I didn't expect it it was actually at after I saw it a second time it was actually lower on my list but once I saw it a second time I found myself loving it even more and just I cannot get this film out of my head I love Avengers Infinity War. Moving on to number two is probably the best film in this whole universe and probably one of the best superhero films ever made and that is Captain America the Winter Soldier for a while now that every time I do these rankings this video this movie is actually falling not at my top five sometimes sometimes it drops out and I don't know why I finally rewatched it again I love this film holy crap I think the best action sequences are in here the elevator sequence the first sequence of the Winter Soldier the Nick Fury sequences this is just a great spy film in general too Chris Evans kicks ass in here is Captain America and this is the film that really took me out of the role of Captain America as a Boy Scout and Captain America and taking him serious he is so good in here and it's like for me if people just ah Chris Evans okay of Captain America used to obviously have never seen the Winter Soldier the Winter Soldier is top-notch great directing especially from two newcomers at the time which was Anthony and Joe Russo they knocked it out of the park with Winter Soldier and I mean this carries some of the best villains in here the best twists and turns and just everything in this film is perfect I'm gonna get to my number one film in the MCU and it is still Guardians of the Galaxy growing up this is one of the few heroes I did know of I knew the original team is growing up I still kept them attacked with the Groot and Rocket as they get joined in Star Lord and Gamora when they rebooted the team and even throwing in Drax in there I love the Guardians of the Galaxy the film was everything I wanted and more it's one of the most rewatchable films I've ever seen it's one of my favorite films of all time actually I think James Gunn directed the hell out of this film wrote this film so superbly one of the best strips ever put to screen and I just think the Guardians of the Galaxy is one of those most unique lightning in a bottle movies that I don't think they'll ever be able to duplicate I don't ever think any other Guardians film will ever surpass the first one you got great character development between all five of our new heroes you got a pretty decent villain in that Ronan I think he's really the only weakest part of this film great humor a fantastic soundtrack that makes this film all come together and just flow perfectly and Guardians of the Galaxy is it's Guardians of the Galaxy it's awesome guys that is my ranking list for this new MCU iteration after throwing Avengers Infinity War in here this was a great journey to infinity where I cannot wait to see I can't believe I have to wait a whole year for the next Avengers it's gonna kill me especially after Avengers Infinity War but guys if you guys are wondering what I'm gonna be putting up my spoiler talk that will be going up tomorrow I'll be live streaming with a bunch of other youtubers so that'll be a ton of fun guys it was a great idea great plan I can't wait to bring you guys that's make sure to come join us around 5pm pacific standard time it's gonna be a blast but seriously guys I wouldn't be here without you guys so make sure to comment down below tell me what your guys's list is if you're new here make sure to hit that like and subscribe button so you guys never miss any videos I love putting out early reviews and talking with you guys just about movies and geek culture but if you guys want to talk more geek culture make sure to hit up all my social media links and also go check out sandwich John films down below where you guys can win advanced movie screens and movie news and movie reviews I love all you guys you guys are the best I hope you guys enjoyed Avengers Infinity War I hope you guys are liking all these videos I can't wait to hear your thoughts so until next time stay classy