The following is a presentation of TFNN The Traders Edge with Steve Rhodes Toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> The Traders Edge Now Steve Rhodes Good day folks. Welcome to the February 4th, the fantastic Friday edition of today's Traders Edge Show. I'm your host, D.B. Perseverance Rhodes, who absolutely knows that each of us should always be pioneers of our future versus prisoners of our past. Hope everyone out there is having a great day. Let's make sure we have an extraordinary one. The easiest way to do that is to always remember that life is happening for us, not to us. That's right. We need to make that one little two-by-four shift. Well, it means we can find the gift in every set of circumstance that life is going to toss at us. Now today, you and I, we're going to go check on the circumstance of these markets. We'll go figure out what those bulls and bears, what those buyers and sellers are communicating to you and I just past, well, it's really just past eight o'clock in the morning. That's right. If you are listening live, we appreciate that very much. If you're listening at one o'clock, we appreciate that as well. I can guarantee we're going to make today's show as pertinent as we can for the 1 p.m. time frame. But if you aren't listening live, we would love to hear from you. A couple different ways to do that. They give us call<PHONE_NUMBER>. If you're listening live, but you don't want to call or you can't call, you can always send me an email. Send it early to Steve at tfnn.com and inside the subject. Please put radio show question, of course, in our Tiger's Den. Well, any and every ping will do. So let's go ahead and get this show started on fantastic Friday. Of course, this is Tiger Financial News Network. I'm Steve Rhodes. Welcome to less show. So as we begin the day, day to eight in the morning, we've got a mixed bag out here. You've got the Dow off 109 points, the equity future contract that is the Russell 2000 is off nine. The NASDAQ's up 13, 8, 10 percent, the S&P 500 up four and a half points, one tenth of a percent to the upside spot. Well, it's still well above its 50 day expense moving average. It's always dangerous from a rug as a rugpole perspective for the S&P 500. Over in Asia last night, you had the Shanghai was closed. The Nikkei was up 198.7 tenths. The Hank sang a little over 3 percent, 771 points over in Asia. They were up 42.6 tenths of a percent. A mixed bag in Europe. The DAX is off 218, maybe targeting its lows from, I believe, that was January 24th. And the FTSE, it's still, even though it's up six points, I know it's trading below its oscillator and change line and that may lead to lower price as well. Gold is up 10 bucks now trading out 18, 14. Silver is up 22 bucks. Platinum is off 11. Palladium is up 20 bucks. The 30-year treasure up 10 takes. She's trading at 155.07. Commodities. Biggest mover out here looks like Lumber up about 5 percent. And the US dollar index is back at 95.27, I believe it's targeting 95.10. We'll go ahead and take a look at that during the day. But let's go to the most important charts out here. So we're going to switch panels. If you give me a moment here, we're going to go take a look at the daily timeframe charts for the equity future contracts. So here in the upper left-hand corner, you're going to see the ES mini. Upper right-hand corner, you've got the NQ. Lower left, you've got the Dow. Lower right, you've got the Russell 2000. What each of these are doing, at least the first three, the ES, the NQ and the YM, Dow equity future contract, they are testing their red oscillator and change line. Now, the Russell is trading just below. But what the Russell is doing, it's actually testing its swing point. This is the swing point down here, which was the 28th. And so far, he has tested and rejected that level. So as of 8.10 in the morning, and what will it be at 1.10? So you'll want to be taking a look at this. The question is, is the ES mini trading above 44.74? Is the NQ trading above what looks like about 14.610? Is the Dow trading above 34.870? And as the Russell trading above, well, ideally what you'd want to see here is just to trade above 1986. If the answer is yes, then there is the possibility that yesterday and today's movement, yesterday for the NQ, today's movement for the ES, the Dow and the Russell 2000, that they are setting up the C point of an A to B equal CDT upside. Now, we can't call that just yet, but that's what it looks like. Now, I would have more conviction in that statement if these oscillator and change lines were green versus red. When they're red, it just suggests, okay, further bounce higher, not a confirmed momentum move to the upside. But nonetheless, we are in the favorable seasonal cycle. And the reason why I believe more so that we could see the C point of an A to B equal CDT upside begin is because of the NQ. So the NQ here, I'm just going to expand out the screen. We may look at it a couple of different ways out here. But in the case of the NQ, we know it's got that nice confirmed bottom. It had that by the D point that was confirmed with the hammer candle on January 24th. Goes ahead and makes a B line heading for its breakdown level of 15653, stalls out a couple of days ago. But price was above the top of its daily profile, two consecutive sessions here. And what that then tells me, not a lot, what that then tells me is that first, this is a bare structured profile. When price closed above a bare structured profile, a counter trend move will find support at the center of that profile. That folks at level is 14484. And that is exactly what took place yesterday. Now what you'll notice today inside the NQ, and this is where it's not giving us a clear signal. It has neither taken out yesterday's low or yesterday's high. So to a certain extent, we have sort of sort of an inside bar. It's not really an inside bar, but we don't have. So the only thing that we can go with is just simply the mere fact that price pulled back to where it should have found support at the center of that bare structured profile. And this suggests that that could be, could be the C point of an A to B equals CD deficit. So how are we going to figure that out if it is or it isn't? Great question. So we're going to go from the daily timeframe chart. So you can have this picture here and we're going to move over into the short term charts, the 30 minute charts. And the reason, and this is really cool about today and why it's cool about doing a show at A12 or 112 in the afternoon, because the numbers that I give you are going to provide you with the answers to these questions or should be able to provide us with the answers to these questions. So now we've got the 30 minute timeframe charts. Each of them form TD nine count bottoms. They did that, I came in at 7.30 this morning. It was a bar following bar number one. And then what we saw here was an immediate rally. Now that immediate rally took us up to where those oscillator and change lines, these oscillator change lines, they work the same way for every timeframe. And they give us different messages for those for those timeframes, depending on what those messages are. Now in this case here for the 30 minute charts, each of those are red oscillator and change lines. So testing and rejecting those and being below that is a bearish thing or potentially bearish thing. Or what it could mean is price might go back and just simply test support could be the TD nine count support. It could be a new profile level of sport. For example, in the case of the NQ, that new level of support would be 14 540. In the case of the ES mini, that support is 44 60 in the Dow is 34 795 in the Russell 2000 1970. Those would be the bottom of their current 30 minute profiles. If price is able to take out those oscillator and change lines, close above them. Then what that signals is a move up to their TD nine count breakdown levels. And in the case of the ES mini, that's 45 28. So we know it's not trading there now at 8 14. But where is it trading at 114 in the afternoon? If price is above 45 28, this afternoon, it's relation at 114. That's a pretty good indication that the A to B equal CD pattern that we're looking at potential look in it has begun. In the case of the NQ, the number to look at is 14 825. The Dow is going to be 35 206 in the Russell 2006. 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Looking back, folks, we are recording this live between 8 and 9 in the morning, and thanks so much for listening to whichever time frame you do. Let's continue with the thought process that we were looking at in the equity future contract. So what I gave you in the ES mini was a price target to the upside, a price target of $45.28. If price closed above that, it says, okay, this a to b equals c to the upside may be underway. The real level that it needs to close above would be yesterday's high, to give us that signal. Yesterday's high, so both of these are key levels, yesterday's high is $45.48. So if you see it closed above that, now it's not a guarantee that we've got an a to b equals c to the upside, because price will still have not taken out the b point, which was the trading session from three days ago. That high, by the way, is $45.86, and the ES mini would still have resistance at $46.25. But that would be a very potential likely outcome. In the case of the NQ, it's just trading with inside yesterday's bar. So close above yesterday's high, yesterday's high was $14.870. The top of its profile is $14.874. So it's really price would need to close above $14.874 to suggest that a to b equals c to the upside. In the case of the Dow, I gave you the number for the Dow is $35.286. But really the number is going to be $35.569. That is yesterday's high that price would need to clear out there. And in the case of the Russell 2000, the level that I gave you was $2006. Again, these were the TD9 breakdown levels for the 30-minute timeframe charts. The real level that price would need to close above is $20.25 out there. So those are your parameters, whether it's 8.19 in the morning or whether it's 1.19 in the afternoon or 4 o'clock. So that's the potential to the upside. What about the potential to the downside? And by the way, I think it's the NQ that we really want to focus in on, because that can lift all boats out there. The a to b equals cd pattern out here would look something like this that I'm typing in on my screen out here that would take us up to about 16. Let me just expand out the screen for us. It would take us up into the 16.010 level. Now, if we take a look at the retracement, so we're going to take a look at a retracement from high to low, that high to low, the highest out here from the trading day of November 22nd to low January 24th, what we'll see is that about the .786 retracement area, 16.113, is very close to that a to b equals cd pattern to the upside. That would be the ideal place to be able to then sell into this marketplace. If Larry Pesvento were listening right now, I don't think that he is, but he pretty early out there, he would tell you that HM Gartley would say in a bear market, which we very well may be in out here, you sell that first Gartley pattern. And that would be the gift to each of us out here. Now, no guarantee that that's going to happen. Why is that? Well, because what we could actually be seeing here is we could actually be seeing an a to b equals cd to the downside that is in play out here. Wait a minute, Steve, you just got me all in the frame of bullishness out here, but the bullishness is the patterns that are in play because of how the NQ responded yesterday. But we still cannot factor out that there still could be an a to b equal cd to the downside that is in play out here. I don't think that's the pattern right now, but you cannot say that it isn't or that it can't be. So if we do see an a to b equal cd to downside, that's going to require us to take out $13,706. Then what we'd be looking at is a move down to at a minimum, I would say $12,306 out there. So I don't think that's a pattern that is in play, but I see it. It's got potential. Price has to close below it. Now, why is that now? So where are we going to get a determination whether it's an a to b equal cd to the upside or to the downside? Well, some of those price levels that I gave you, that's one area. I did mention that the Russell 2000 is probably an area for us to watch because it's been a weak link out here. It's had a very tepid rally and what it is doing is the Russell 2000 is the first one, maybe the only one at this stage of the game that's made its way back to its swing point low. Now, the other equity future contracts had their swing low on January 24th. That is not the case for the Russell 2000. It is January 28th. The higher that swing is 1966. So far this morning, price had gotten down to a low of 1966. So it's tested that level. It's tested it and it's rejected it. Now, if price closed below 1966-50, so at 122 in the afternoon, price is trading below 1966-50, then that's an indication that price should go make a run for the lows. Now, the lows being here, January 28th low of 1892-40. But if price is holding, but hold this and get back above the top or the bottom of its daily profile, so get back inside its profile, that would be at 1982, then we've got something to think about. That could be indicating an A to B equal CD to the upside out here. So that's how it would take a look at it. Again, we go back, we take a look at the daily timeframe charts. I'm not doing that right now, but the daily timeframe chart showing that price is testing that red oscillator and change line. That can be an area of support. And the reason why I've harped on it so much is because of how the NQ or what the NQ actually did yesterday, which is pulled back into that center of its barest structured profile out there. And that gave us the indication that this could be just a counter trend move to the downside. And the other thing that adds to that element here, it's very subtle, but very important. And that is that the lows of yesterday in the NQ have not been taken out, where they have inside the other instruments. So that's what we'll want to watch for the day. And I certainly hope that that helps each of you out. I know I want to put that T in there, T and grumpets, DE. I realized I had spelled it wrong. And obviously my mind was thinking about golf, but yeah, that is not on today's agenda. Tomorrow's agenda, absolutely, but not on today's agenda. Okay. So why do we want to go to next out here? The next thing, you know, what I like to do is, especially during this time frame, is go take a look at what's going on internationally. So what's going on internationally? Let's go switch over to those charts if you give me a moment, just a few of these international charts, because it's very important to understand that. Or at least I believe that it is. And so the Shanghai has been closed. So we can't take a look at the Shanghai, but I can share with you, I'll just expand out the Shanghai chart. Pull this back just a tad. So where it closed out here, we can see that it's trading to its swing point from July the 28th. So odd's favor that that area could or should get tested, that low, that gets taken out, that would spell trouble. Now that is basically, you can see this very large consolidation. You want to talk about a consolidation pattern? Let's talk about a consolidation pattern. If we take a look at the Shanghai out here, where is the rectangle? There we go. The highs are about as clear as a bell out here. So we'll just come in about this level here. And the lows are very clear as well out here. So you can see that this is just trading inside a very, very large consolidation. And if you can't bust them to the downside, you try to bust them the upside. Of course, first that target would be its oscillator and change line. Now, if this consolidation gets broken to either direction, it gives you a measured move equal to or greater than this consolidation, which runs from about 3475 to 3900 out there. I mean, that's a big, that is a big move inside, but that's the pattern inside of the Shanghai. The pattern inside of the Hang saying is the possibility of an A to B equals CDT upside. So this forms a nice roads, meant to me to cut bottom back here, gets up to wave number four, letter D on my screen, pulls back. I don't know why I found support where it did. It doesn't matter. What we know is that yesterday's action took price back above its green oscillator and change line. Remember, we're looking at the daily timeframe charts for the ES and NQ, there's red. Well, the case of the Hang saying, this is a green oscillator and change line, odds favor that the low from three days ago or yesterday, I should say, was the C point of an A to B equals CDT upside at a minimum, the Shanghai should go target 2541, I'm sorry, 25414. The Nikkei also may be in an A to B equals CDT upside. It's got the nice TD nine count bottom price pulls back, tests and rejects that red oscillator and change line at a minimum, the Nikkei should go target 28690. The DAX here is trading into its January 24th swing point. So as long as it stays with inside there, it may want to go test the bottom and the FTSEE trading just below its oscillator and change line. That may want lower price. You can see the US dollar index. It's much to target 9510, the Euro much to make its next move up to the 116, deep roads with TFNN. We'll be right back. Are you looking for a way to consistently add winning trades to your portfolio? Tom O'Brien is here to help. 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And if we take a look at the euro, start with the euro, the very bottom, formed with a TD9 count bottom. Now, what price did yesterday was it closed above its breakdown level at 114. What price needs to do, if price closes above its most recent swing point high in the 1.148 level, then that's going to suggest to move up to the next breakdown area at 116, all brought to you by those TD9 counts out here. We take a look at the Great British Pound, formed a TD9 count top, formed a TD9 count bottom. As long as price remains above that oscillator and change line, price should make a move up to the 136 level. The Canadian dollar is just testing its oscillator and change line very much like our US equity futures. As long as price remains above that, it may go target the 128 level. If we take a look at the Swedish, Swiss corona out here, tops with a TD9 count, then generates a Rhodes-Mentum indicator signal, odd's favorite, that this is going to pull back to the 9.003 level, that's its breakout area. And the US dollar index forms a TD9 count top and price is pulling back to the 95.10 area. This is where price should hold. If it doesn't hold, then in the case of the US dollar, much like the Euro, price should then go target a breakout area. And for the US dollar index, that would be $93.81. So the natural progression would be to go from, because we're looking at all these currencies, is the move here in these currencies. How is it impacting gold? Not just impacting gold, but I mean, how is it impacting the price of gold in these currencies out here? Well, good question. So let's go take a look at that. We're going to have to change screens here. So give me just a moment to pull off that magic trick. And voila, what we have is Goldilocks priced in each of those currencies. So in the case of gold, well, it just took a little hit to the downside in terms of US dollars. From a bullish standpoint, what do they come out with? The job numbers at 8.30, okay. So that certainly has tank gold just a tad. But the point is still the point that I want to make. In order for gold to get rolling either to the upside or to the downside, it needs to be moving in that same direction priced in all of these currencies out here. So you can see that gold right now in terms of dollars just below yesterday's close, below gold priced in euros, below yesterday's close. And yen just trading inside of yesterday. And in Great British Pounds, price is moving higher out here. So what we have is a mixed bag right now of signals with regard to gold in either direction. So don't expect gold to get too wild out here. I mean, like you can do whatever it's going to do. But right now with regard to signals, what we don't have is a uniform signal of the direction that gold wants to move in. Now, because gold did have some type of reaction here, let's go take a look at some additional gold charts. So let's look at this. Well, no, do you want to look at that? No, we're going to go take a look at this chart here because this gives us our quad series. So what we've got is if you take a look at what gold has really been doing over the course of the last two months, or I should say since November 29, it's just been consolidating with inside its weekly profile. In fact, quite frankly, we can go back further and see really just a large sideways consolidation out here that could easily take us back into the June timeframe. But right now, the key levels of resistance are 1830-80. The key level of support is 1760-370. You can see some nice rising trend lines on the daily timeframe as price holds that. It continues to hold that, then no damage done. Otherwise, to the upside resistance, as I said, 1830, if price got above 1830, it would then have some resistance at about the 1850 level, which is a little descending trend line. So that's what's going on with gold as we speak. We can take one more look at Goldilocks. There's a number of gold traders inside our Tiger's Den and those that are listening in. So to do that, what we want to see is what's going on on the intraday time periods out here. So we've got to do one of those moves to a different screen of Stevie's. And this is our, what the heck happened there? My daily chart is kind of vanished, but we're seeing the large move here. So right now, there we go. So right now with regard to Goldilocks, you can see the TD9 count top that formed out here that identified the top. That was on a 30-minute basis. That was at what time? That was at six o'clock this morning. And now we've got a big Rosamund indicator signal. So with price below 1806, where's its next target out here? Just looking for some support. So the only support that I see at the moment is at 1799. That is on the 120-minute timeframe. That is its profile. So you got 1798 on the 240 and price on the 300-minute chart is a testing assassin and change line. So we're pretty much near an area of support that should hold 1799-ish. If it doesn't hold, what does that mean? What that would mean is that we would likely see a move back to about the 1785 level. But right now, as we speak, not on the real short-term timeframe charts, being the 30-minute to the 60-minute, we're going to the 120, the 240, and the five-hour timeframe chart to gauge where price may find support. So that's what's going on with Goldilocks as we speak. Now, because the jobs numbers were out, let me change screens again. And let's go get a feel for what's going on just simply overall with regard to instruments out there. And for that, we go to our nine panel market update chart out here. So this is going to give us a little bit of a feel. So the NQ still has not taken out yesterday's low. Very interesting. Whereas in the case of the ES, you can clearly see that that has. And look, the ES may continue to head lower because that spot ball analytics is still well above its 50-day expense moving average. It's 50 days at $22.42, price right now for the VIX at $25.93. The US dollar index here, you can just see that it's trading below the bottom of its profile. I don't have the TD-9 counts on my black background screens, but you know where price is likely headed to there. Gold we've already talked about. Silver is trading back into the support area. The support zone for silver is between $21.82 and $22.23. That is its bullish structured weekly profile. In the case of lights, we crude here. So that's one to take a look at. Trade out at $92.13. Now I'll go switch to our quad panel charts here momentarily. Natural gas, big cell, the D point yesterday. So price should pull back to its oscillator and change. So we'll have to go take a look at that level. In the case of the 30-year treasure just consolidated with inside its daily profile, right now in essence testing the support area, which is at $153.18. You're trading at $153.28. So first let's go to lights we crude because lights we crude is trading above all profiles. When I say all profiles, what I'm really referring to is daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly. And that's this set of charts right here. So you can see on the upper left-hand panel price is trading above the top of its daily, well above the top of its weekly, taken out the top of its monthly, taken out a prior swing point from back in 2018 out there. And as we take a look at the quarterly timeframe chart, we just simply go from the high. This is like a continuous contract. If we go from the high out here down to the low, what we can see is prices above the 0.382 retracement. Now it's a quarterly chart. It's only January. The quarter doesn't until March. But right now the signal is over time that where lights we crude wants to head to would be the 0.618 retracement of that entire move. And that would take us up into the 140 level. Let's go take a look at my other charts because there's one other element here that I want you to make aware of. Because everything looks uber-bullish when it comes to lights we crude. But we cannot ignore the patterns. And the pattern we're referring to is going to be the daily timeframe pattern. So here you've got your eight panel charts for lights we crude. And what you'll notice on the daily timeframe is you'll notice that today is going to become bar number eight. Today is also wave number seven. That's letter G. Remember that can extend itself. It needs a lower high in order to confirm that seventh wave inning stretch move out here. But this does say that we should see, not that we will, but that we should see a short-term top form in crude oil between today and Monday. Now that top would light the only take price back to its oscillator and take stock, which currently is printed at eighty nine three. The road with the M&M. Having fun trading the markets but having trouble finding like-minded individuals to discuss your trading and investment ideas with become an apex predator in the trading markets and join the Tiger's Den trading room only at tfnn.com. The Tiger's Den is an exclusive trading room where successful traders from around the world come to exchange trades and ideas. Join the den and surround yourself with the sharpest minds in the trading world. Subscribers to the Tiger's Den are also the first to have their questions answered live on air and can privately chat with our TFNN hosts live during their shows. 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The funds are designed to be utilized only by sophisticated investors such as traders and active investors. Distributor, 4-Side Fund Services, LLC. Don't forget, you can listen to TFNN live on your mobile device 24 hours per day. Go to TFNN.com then hit Watch Tiger TV. That's TFNN.com then hit Watch Tiger TV. Welcome back folks. We've got the first question coming in from Hector and Patty. They are fuel injectors and happy fantastic fosters Friday back at you. Hector and Patty would like to take a look at the city corp out here. So we take a look at the city corp charts. What do we know? Well, really the weekly chart out here, Hector and Patty, they tell the entire story. Price is just simply trading. It's got a wedgie going on.  And right now, that's what it's trading within. So it's got resistance at a descending trend line. It's got support at a rising trend line. It's trading in essence within its daily profile, not exactly. The bottom of the profile has got support at 5880 and 6001 and resistance is trading above, which is 6484. But we know that price has a resistance at the descending trend line. If price is able to take out the descending trend line, that would get us to a price point of about 6893. And we can see that on the daily chart out here, price is trading within inside a bare structure daily profile. So it's got it clear, 6748. Due consecutive close above that, we'll then suggest we'll first run back to its recent high in the daily time frame. That's the high from January 12th. That high is 6865. What else can we gleam out of these charts here? Really, Hector and Patty, I really believe that it is the weekly chart right now that is the one to focus on. But let's pull over the white background charts, see if there's any additional information that can assist us. Well, we know that yesterday was nothing more than a test of that green oscillator and change line. So support is held, but boy, you've got that big resistance barrier. So this formed a TD9 count top, pulled back to test its breakout level of support, then moves up into a resistance zone out here. And so it's really going to be that resistance zone of 6689 and 6748. But really, in order to get its bullishness, price would have to take out this TD9 count top. Bar number 8, January 12th high, that level out here, Hector, is going to be 6865. So what I'm not sure is, well, that's what I see when I take a look at the daily time frame chart. On a weekly basis, you can see significant resistance. This formed a TD9 count bottom. And so price should target the TD9 count breakdown area. That's at $71.85. The monthly chart has what? The monthly chart is not providing us with a ton of information. So I go back with regard to Citicorp right now, what's really controlling it are the rising and descending trend lines that are formed on the weekly time frame chart out there. And so Hector and Patty, thanks so much for writing in. You have a fantastic weekend as well, and we'll look forward to speaking to you again next week, perhaps on Monday. So good morning, Steve. This comes in from Brent. I went long gold yesterday with that morning plunge at 1790. It's been a fairly large move down. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, that was to be watching for gold. So we sort of covered that, I believe, Brent. But just for the heck of it, we'll go back to those gold charts here momentarily. Let me get that page up, and then we'll change screens out here. So we'll go see what gold is doing at this very moment. There we go. Again, I got that problem. Oh, there we go. The daily's been populated. So right now Brent, price is testing key level of support. That's at 1790.8. This year we're trading at 1797.40 and 50. And if price does not hold this level, then you should expect to anticipate a move down to the 1785 area. So basically back to where you bought in at 1790. So so far, that's held. But there's support here that's important. And if this level fails, then we may see another flush down to that 1785.80, which is the TD9 count breakout level for the five-hour timeframe chart. I would say a price closes below that 1785, that is. Well, we know that it will go target the low from January 28. And that low out there would be 1780. So the real key level of support out here to be watching Brent and everybody else is low from January 28, 1780.60. If price were to close below that level, that would then open up the door for run to the 1755.40 area. Now, look, you've still got higher highs and higher lows that are in place, as we speak. We take a look at the daily timeframe chart out there. So your question was, are there any support levels to watch? And the answer is yes. It's at 1798-ish area. And if this holds, then support will have held. So Brent, thanks so much for getting up so early and writing in and have a fantastic weekend. So that's all the questions that have come in by email. I don't believe there's anything else inside the Tigers Den. But folks, if you are listening to the Tigers Den and you do have something that you'd like me to go take a look at, please go ahead and punch that in. So it was Amazon, right? Amazon was out with the numbers yesterday. Let's go see where Amazon is trading here in the pre-market AMZN. And then let's actually, let me change screens here before Mr. Bill strikes me with a two-by-four. And so we've got Amazon in the pre-market trading at $30.90. So we know where it's trading. Let's go take a look at this panel chart out here. Let's get that up. ZN, $30.90 is where it's trading. And we're just trying to understand where's the resistance level. So what did I say? $30.90 out here and $30.90 would actually get it back inside of its monthly profile out there. So that would be quite a move. $30.90 would take it above. So the actual high out here from February the 2nd, please show the, okay, we'll do. So the high of February 2nd is $31.01. Where did I say it's trading at? $31.01, $30.89. So that's, it's just going to trade right back right now. It's just trading right back up into the air where it gave up its move. Now I don't know why it did at that stage. Let me see if I can grab my radio charts out here and pull that over. Now it's going to take a moment to populate once I actually get to that panel because of all the windows that I, oh, I know how I can do it a little bit simpler just daily, weekly and monthly for Amazon AMZN, cut out those short-term timeframes that should populate this a little bit better. So just trying to understand where's the key level of resistance that price is headed to. So at $39, so the real key level of resistance here is going to be at $31.94.69. So that's the level that price would need to close above. So what Amazon has, it has a confirmed rogment of indicator bottom. It confirmed that pattern on January the 28th. Then we had a nice little gap to the upside, a second confirmation, price closing above the top of its profile level. But then yesterday, you know, moving all the way back down to support the bottom of that daily profile. So the real key level here, we might just have a consolidation inside of Amazon, which is depending on where this closes today. That Amazon, if it doesn't take out the most recent high, then you can kind of see the consolidation because price is already trading up into this area. And then this in a sense would be its consolidation pattern. If price can take out that high from a couple of days ago, then $31.94 is the real key level. And if price can close above $31.94, then what you've got in the Amazon on a daily basis is a change in trend signal out there. So that's what I see on the daily timeframe, the weekly timeframe. The weekly timeframe shows a TD9 Cal bottom. An oscillator and change line has changed colors. And so price should naturally move up to about that $31.94 level. That is the old, that's the bottom of the old consolidation pattern that it broke through. So this is playing out like it should. The charts, the weekly chart ahead of time, when that changes color, the oscillator and change line that is, that tells you about an eventual price hookup.  And that was the TD9 Cal bottom that formed a couple of, two weeks last week, not this week out there. So that's what you've got going on inside of Amazon. We've got a request to go take a look at Dr. Copper. So we'll do that. And while I get the eight panel charts going, first let's just go take a look at the larger multi-timeframes for the doctor. And if you give me a moment, we'll actually get there. I see we're going to a break here. But when I leave up on the screens for you is this set of charts here. You've got your daily, your weekly, your monthly, and your quarterly charts for the doctor. And the doctor says, this looks like a city core. I'm just trading between my rising and falling threat lines out here. The reality is that navigating financial markets can be risky. Markets can be chaotic and difficult to understand. Having the latest market advice can help you turn this chaos into a key for creating winning trades. At TFNN, we understand that it can be hard to find reliable market news. That's why each of our market experts offers their very own market newsletter. They must have tool for every trader out there striving to find an edge in today's markets. TFNN newsletters cover every aspect of the markets so you can analyze the market before you trade. Try any of our great newsletters risk free with our 30 day money back guarantee. Just visit the newsletters tab on the front page of TFNN.com. TFNN, educating investors. 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So the earliest signal for that would come at 10 a.m., not 9 a.m. The 30 minute chart out here. Do we have any kind of a topping signal? I don't believe that we do. There may be a sell the D point pattern in A to B equal C to the upside, but price right now is taking out support at 446. The green off center change on a daily basis is what is being tested right now. So you're really testing support, key levels of support. Need to see how they end for their session, the five hour session for the high grade copper is going to take place in four minutes at 9 a.m. out there. So do hope that that helps you out. We've got one more request inside the Tiger's Den. Let me get to that real quickly here. Let's change charts. Oh, come on, Stevie. Where are you? Here we go. Radio charts. It was a take a look at Boeing. So let me do this here. I'm going to just pull the Boeing chart over to the screen. Go quickly as I take a look at Boeing on a daily base. Let's see what we have out here. A daily base for Boeing. We've got a TD-9 down bottom and if price can close above the top of its daily profile out there, that probably is 206.68. It should make run 225.42. Folks, day two. Tom Gilbride is up next door. David White, and now when you're listening. Have a great day, folks. Building wealth trading in the stock market.


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Welcome to Carside Reviews. I'm Adam Mollinger, and I have a very simple premise for a show here. I go to a film, I get in my car, and I talk about the movie. Today, Jumanji, I guess three, they're calling it. Let's begin. Full disclosure, I actually saw this movie a couple days ago with my two kids. Didn't have a chance to review it, but I had to run out and do some errands, so I thought I'll knock out a couple reviews quick for the ones I missed. I have no idea what this thing's getting in terms of review. It calls itself the next level. It's very clear that this is meant to be Jumanji 2, and that Jumanji, the last one, was never meant to be a sequel to the first. They just shoehorned in some loosey-goosey elements and called it a day. Let's just, let's just get that out of the way. This is a reboot. This is Jumanji 2, and that said, it's okay. People were pretty high on the last film, arguably too high on it. I didn't think it was anything really that good. I thought it was fine. It's watchable. It's fun for the family. You move on. You have to call it a day. My kids liked it more than I did, that's for sure, and they were very excited for this next film that said, we all left with kind of a meh feeling. My kids, actually my daughter didn't even like it. She's 10. She didn't really care for this one. They thought it was very similar to the first. They didn't do enough new stuff, and I'm right there with them. They have good taste. The whole gang's back. Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Karen Gillen, Jack Black, and the teenagers from the first, I don't remember any of their names, Fridge and Blanchick and the nerd guy. They're all in it. They get back into the game again. They're sucked back in, but the twist this time is they're not in the same bodies, or at least almost all of them aren't. The said grandpa's are the newcomers in the film, Danny DeVito, Danny Glover, and then you have Aquafina playing a new character in the game. Aquafina starts out pretty lame. It wasn't huge on her character until they voice swap around halfway through, and she becomes the old Danny DeVito character. She does a far better impression than I thought Dwayne Johnson did, who I thought I liked a lot more as the nerdy character from the first. Jesus, this guy's just blasting me with his beams. Okay, well, you know, it's in the car, it's live. This, well, it's not live. I edited it, but you know, things are happening, things are in motion.  Let's just, let's just all just enjoy this together. It's like the sun is just blasting me. His doors are open. What is he, he's getting out of the car. They both shut their car doors and the lights are still going. Why? I don't know. Yep, let's walk into the theater. Lights are still on.  Now that I've gotten partially blind, I will continue on this journey. As I was saying, Aquafina, she becomes more enjoyable as the film progresses. She gets to play a fun character. I guess that's the big problem I have with this one is it was done better last time, the first time around, when it really felt like the script had good ideas and good setups for these characters.  Just wasn't very fun and it ended up being that kind of same dichotomy from the first again, where they're punching each other, beating each other up, you know, tearing each other down verbally. It's old hat.  And I guess that means they have, you know, body parts. Usually when you program a video game, you don't even put that in. It's just nothing down there. But in this one, it's pointed out multiple times. There's a full-blown joke that goes on for a good 30 seconds about cutting off, cutting off the balls.  I'm like, don't worry about it. Adult humor used to be more subtle than this when we had family films. There would be something for everybody. Here, though, it's very, it's very on the nose. And I guess that's a testament just to kind of the crappy writing. Action-wise, I guess it's about the same too. There's a good blend of animals mixed with just, you know, human versus human fights. I really enjoyed the monkey scene on the rotating bridges. That was cool. It does seem like there was a decent amount of video game elements, at least. The problem is they were just kind of the same ones from the last movie. There wasn't a lot of creative new tie-ins. What was going on with this car in front of me? Now one of the people is back in the car. They just hit me with the brights a second ago, and they're just sitting there now. This is just, what is going, it's like they don't know. I have an unwritten rule with this theater and every other theater. When I'm in the car making a review, you should respect that. You should respect what's going on in here and not get in your car and turn on the lights or try to leave or do anything around me. It's disrespectful. I don't think this one had any references to the first film with Robin Williams. They're just done trying at that point. They've got everybody hooked, so it's time to move forward. There are plenty of callback jokes to the last movie, such as The Cake and some of the music they play, and for some reason the dumb dance fighting's back.  You don't need to waste money at the theater and see this unless you're a diehard fan of the last film. There's nothing new here at all. So I would suggest waiting until this one comes home to video, stream it, preferably not even have to waste money renting it. It should go to Netflix or something at some point. So I'd wait and stream it at home. Preferably for free. Those are my quick thoughts in the movie. Let me know if you saw it in the comments. Maybe you were more impressed than I was, or maybe you absolutely hated it. I can't imagine that's the case as it really isn't much different than the last one. Thanks for joining me in the car. I hope to see you next time. 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Alright, I have this ongoing clay as in ceramic operation and I want to record some of the details before I forget them. Alright, first about how long ago was like a month and a half ago? My daughter was making clay stuff, as she often does, just with the dirt on the island here. And I was making cakes. You were making cakes. But she took clay, put it in a pot, mixed it with some water and just mashed it all in there. And then I asked her for some and I made this and this.  It was like a four inch steel tube with a hole in the bottom so air could come through. And I got a pretty good fire going in there.  And I kept the fire going for about an hour and a half. Not really having any clue of what I'm supposed to be doing, but I thought I was supposed to get the stuff glowing orange. Anyway, that's what I did. Kept it going for about an hour and a half and these came out like totally hard. And they've been out here getting beaten up for the last month and a half and are still in pretty good shape. This has a couple cracks in it because one of my daughters was hitting it with a rock, but it is still totally solid. And this little marble is awesome. It even got partially glazed and I looked up what happened after. Apparently ash will glaze clay when it's fired. So that was a super enlightening experience and totally changed the way I look at this stuff. I'm walking around on it all the time.  I think I made 27 bricks.  It's filled in now. I don't know where it was right over there. I think now it's got all kinds of stuff in it. Anyway, yeah, I dug it out and then I put half the clay back in and poured some water in. And this is during a pretty dry time. And then I stood in there and stomped on it for about 10 minutes. And once it was all mashed up real good and like the consistency of like soft cookie dough, I'd scoop out a big scoop and put it on some sand to get the thing coated in sand just so it would have like a non-stick surface. And then I just formed it into brick shapes with my hands. And here, let me show you those. I put my bricks in my workshop and I tried a few different things. One set of bricks I left out in the sun to dry really fast. And the other two, I don't know, wood things of bricks I left in here seemed to be no difference if they dried fast or slow. Now they did crack in some places and the only places they cracked were like where there was a stone inside. And you know, like there's a stone just in here. And you know, I've opened enough to confirm that. And it totally makes sense because the clay shrinks as it dries and the stone wouldn't shrink. So it would be like the stone is growing inside as it's shrinking. The stone's not actually growing, but just relatively speaking. So anywhere there's an object that's not clay that won't shrink, it causes a bunch of cracks around it. Still, not that many cracks and totally good enough to still be usable. Oh, let me see your brick. And Aurora made a little brick. And that had a stone, you can actually see the stone right in there. And that's where it cracked there, but everything else seems fine. So what I learned from that experience was, as long as your clay is pretty uniform, it'll dry without cracks. So I did this. Oh, and I'm planning to fire the bricks.  So, and I don't have a dry firewood pile because firewood isn't a big thing here. So I'm just waiting till I get some dry days. Anyway, so I wanted to make some more consistent clay.  And then I dumped that through a screen so that the soupy liquidy stuff went through the screen, but any chunks, any rocks or anything just landed on the screen and didn't go in. So I had this really soupy but uniform clay.  It didn't take very long to dry out to get back to being clay. And that bucket of stuff is right here because of course we do our clay operation on that table where we eat, whatever. So this clay in here is very good. It's actually dried out a bunch more since then. And Aurora and I have both made something. Let me get what I made. We both made bowls. So I made this bowl just by making a flat circle blob on a tile somewhere.  Probably seen that done before. And just smearing it by hand, going here, you know, smoothing it out. And then I put it somewhere to dry. It dried pretty quick because it's fairly thin. And then after it was dry, you'll notice there's like a big difference between this part here which is shiny and this part which is dull. And then the hole inside which is shiny.  And then used my finger to rub on after that.  Okay, I've used a couple pieces of cloth. Anyway, so then it got really polished and smooth and did not crack at all when it dried. And I'm actually really happy with this. And I'm eager to fire this. But again, I want to wait till I've got a bunch of dry firewood and a day when I know it's not going to rain or anything. But yeah, I'm feeling like this whole ceramic thing is going super well. It's presuming I fire this and it doesn't explode or anything. And now, Rora, you made a bowl too. Can I see? This is my doll's bowl that I made out of clay. And I scratched an A on the bottom right here. It's probably hard to see though because it's scratched on and not, and not, it's brown just like the rest of the bowl. It's got two A's on the inside. There's a big one there and a little one there. Stop, stop. And we're going to cook our bowl soon, right? Yeah. We're going to try to do a really good job of that. Hopefully by the time Mr. Snorzel out here is older, we'll have a really cool ceramic make an operation. Maybe we'll make some buildings out of special ceramic bricks. The clay on the island here, the brown stuff, is not super sticky. Like it was a little bit tricky getting it into the shape of a bowl without it breaking apart. Not as sticky as like clay I had in art school before or art class, whatever. There is some gray clay that I found on one of my other properties that is under a stream, like all along the bottom of stream and on some of the banks, and the gray clay is super sticky. So I think that stuff is more like, you know, what I had in art class. Although this stuff here seems to totally work as long as I can get it to be in the right shape and fire it. I want to talk to the camera too. You want to talk to the camera too? Yeah. This is my doll's bowl. Wait, say it and hold it back here because if you do it too close it loses focus. Okay, go again. This is my doll's bowl. Wait, you started while I was talking.  Okay, now go. This is my doll's bowl that I made out of clay, and let's put it in.


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Mae bwysig i'r meddwl yn cael eu sylfaen i'r bod yn gweithig ei mewn, Ellen Suter, Rachel Lamb ac eu rifpen sydd yn cael eithaf cael ei hofyn. Þ'is ei wneud o'r sefydliadau hyd ddarfod honno, bobl bod uch yn gwirraeth cwyr firmar iddynt yn cyfragaeth a orau ac termshe strdwys gyllidol ti'n perthrot. Be Moeddwch wedi bod buddwch un o obanan gwyrraeth sy'n 16 perthrohad ygferr oies un o brodfodschteitriaeth a ll improbarlo dneg i'r retal yn yierapen. Felly buddwch i'r reoli ar ei sidedw afau eryddwch ganengersi pan gwyddiadol y newydd. Mae'r Gweithdoedd Cymru yn gweithio'r gweithio arall yn gweithio'r gweithio, fy gwaith cyllid, cyfeithio'r cymuned, ymgyrchau cyllid, Llyfrgell Hulton,'r Llyfrgell Cymru, ac Hulton yn ymgyrch i'r canysl, mae'r gwaith cyllid o'r acadwyr. Mae'r gweithio'r gweithio'r gwaith yn gwybod, i fod di oedd gyda'r gwaith ymgyrch, i fod yn cyddiad, i fod yn cyddiad, i fod i'r prif. So yw'r gwirionedd yma er mwynhau gwirionedd yma yw'r wladau cyfan, yw'r gwirionedd ffoelwyr yw'r gwirionedd? Yw'r gwirionedd yma eich gweithio'n gweithio, ond rym ni'n fwy o'n wneud ydych chi'n gweithio'n gwirionedd. A gwybod hwn i'r gwirionedd a wnaeth i gael eich bod yn dweud yw'r gwirionedd yn y ffrind o'r ddechrau, ac rydyn ni'n dweud o'r cyffredin yw'r gwirionedd. Rydyn ni'n dweud fwy o'r rhyw ddefnyddio'r rhyw, a'n sailio dwi'n holl bwynyddio cyhoeddus rhaglion o burnos a'i meddwl sy'n meddwl yn iawn i'ch meddwl. Felly byddwn yn eich bod yn bwysig yn ddim cyd-dweud ac yn meddwl, efallai Ynglyn sy'n meddwl i'ch gweld ei hun Las Cael. Mae nhw'n mynd i sicrhau bod atwad ysgriffeithau sydd i chi'n gwneud yna, i'ch ffagorol i'ch hollb yngydd. Rwy'n credu bod i'ch fewn i'ch bod yn gwneud ynglyn sydd i'ch gweld ein bwyd. Cyn ydydd oherwydd mae'n syniadio fedrwyddu gofyn, ond ythoddiwch amser iawn. Yna roedd y gwerth gweithio, rydyn ni wedi'w gweithio? Mae'r gweddol ysgrifetio sy'n i'w ddweud? Mae'r gweithiau, dyna'r gwerth gweithio, mae'r gwael-i'n gweithio'r gwasanaeth. Rydyn ni'n gallu rydyn ni'n cael ei wneud o'w ddiogel ei ddechrau. Mae'r gwaith o'r ddechrau sydd oawsbryd ni. Yn tyd gan aktiv i ddechrau, gastiwn iawn, y gw merchant yn yr mlynedd? Dップau'r cydyddiad ydy'r Llywodraeth yn y cymlwyddor mewn rymdigol. Dyn ni'n hyfyllfa'r penhlwyd, cardwyr, Llywodraeth Ynny, a'r tyddim ymddangoslieg. Yn 70 oes filed ymgymru yw Ddweithbeth, mae defnyddio yr Rhyny'r Llywodraethelu, mae'r cyfrifio sydd yn y ddweithbeth yn y Ddweithbeth, mae'r cyfrifio ddim yn gweithio cyfrifio ddechrau. Y rhaid wefio gynnar, heaven said, is spite our political and economic anxieties... that we can do the most civilised thing in the world, which is to put the welfare of the sick... above every other consideration.  I can have some of your money when I get sick. And give them a hug, try that, look at someone on your table... 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Hi there Psych2Go fans! For those of you who are new or someone who's been a loyal fan, we're glad to see you here, and want to thank you for supporting us. Your ongoing help, sharing, and liking has helped Psych2Go continue our mission to make psychology accessible to everyone. Want more information about the topic of this video? No problem, there are references at the end. Are you lucky enough to have a best friend? Or at least have known a deep, trusting friendship? Finding a true, loving friendship. One that makes you feel happy, safe, and secure is so rare and special that when we do, we can't help but wish that it would last forever. Having friends like this can be one of the greatest pleasures in life, so it can be devastating for us to lose them. Saying goodbye to a best friend is heartbreaking, but trying to salvage a friendship that's not meant to last does more harm than good. Loving someone means doing what's best for them, even when it hurts you. With that said, here are 6 signs that can help you realize when it's time to let go of your best friend. 1. You're second-guessing your friendship. Though you don't want to admit it, you're starting to second-guess the relationship, questioning what the point of the friendship is. You've both changed so much that it's almost as if you're completely different people now. You no longer have anything in common, and you don't know what to talk about. Friends that were once easygoing and fun now feel constantly awkward and forced. Everything you used to love doing with them, you've seemed to stop enjoying altogether. No matter how much you want to hold on to the past, and the way things used to be between you two, you know in your heart that everything is just too different now. 2. You don't communicate anymore. Another common reason why friendships end is because people tend to grow apart over time. You and your best friend have both gone your separate ways, but you're still holding on and pretending like you haven't. You still think of them as your best friend even if you haven't kept in touch or talked to them in ages. You barely see each other anymore, and neither of you make any effort to get together. You might want to pretend as if this is normal, especially when you're either busy or live far apart from one another. At some point, though, it will all start sounding like empty excuses to you. 3. You want different things. We all have plans and goals that we want to achieve in our lives, and sometimes pursuing them can mean having to let certain people go. It's hard when you and your best friend both want different, very different things for yourselves, and staying in the friendship means sacrificing one or the other's hopes and dreams. Asking someone to give that up for you will only make them resent you for it in the end. 4. You've found other friends. You may not realize that you and your best friend are already drifting apart until you make new close friends. When being with people other than your bestie feels more compatible and comfortable, that's already a clear sign that it's time to let go, or at least accept that the friendship isn't what it was and let the status of best friend drop. This doesn't mean that the new friends treat you better or that you like them more than your best friend. It simply means that you feel like you belong more with them than you do with your old friend, and that you owe it to yourself and to them to be honest about it. 5. They've broken your trust. This is a particularly sad reason for ending a friendship. Unfortunately, it does happen. Trust is, after all, the foundation of any healthy relationship. Without it, things can never move forward or get better between you and your best friend. Maybe you've just had one fight too many, or you've said some things to each other that can't be taken back. Either way, there has been too much hurt to save the friendship. Collins and Val Damans 2006 study posits that, although repeated forgiveness and moving on is an option, the best thing you can do at that point is to start over and find peace with someone else. 6. You're the only one holding on. Finally, if you feel that the effort to keep the friendship alive is virtually one-sided, with you being the loadbearer, then it might be time to end things with this person. As much as it hurts to be rejected, especially by someone you've considered to be your closest and dearest friend, trying to force them to change their mind is still wrong. If they don't want you in their life anymore, spare yourself the indignity and leave. Asking for answers to get closure is an option. Anymore than that, though, is not recommended. Generally speaking, it's not good for your self-esteem and mental health to stay with someone who clearly doesn't want you. No matter how you look at it, letting go of someone you love is one of the most difficult and painful decisions you're ever going to make in life. You may experience a cycle of grieving with stages of anger, denial, and sadness before accepting it. Through it all, though, you'll understand deep down inside that it is the right thing to do. Some things are just meant to come apart, and that's okay. People are meant to change and mature. Moving forward in life means learning and growing from your past. Not being held back by it. Can you relate to this video? Have you experienced any of the points indicated or notice it happening around you? How have you reacted? Please comment, subscribe, and like below. Don't forget to share this video with someone who might relate to it as well. We'd also love to hear what you would be interested in us covering next. Thanks for watching, and thank you for being you.


Hey, I'm Jeremy Eppling, a Principal Program Manager on the Team Foundation Server and Visual Studio Team Services Team. Today, I'm here to talk to you about Git and version control in that product. So there's a couple of things to keep in mind with version control and what we're doing. One of the things is we're all about Git. We want to have a great awesome Git solution with unlimited private free repos for up to five people. So we want to be able to host your projects, even if you're an individual, a small team, or all the way up to a large organization with a lot of complex needs. We really want to have all those Git workflows just be great.  A lot of time when people think about Microsoft, they think about our Visual Studio and.NET integration. We've done a great job with those. But Visual Studio Team Services and Team Foundation Server are really about more than that. You can really use any language, any tool to build any app that you want. So it doesn't matter if it's a Node app, or if it's a Java app, or you're building for iOS or for Android. We have full support for all those platforms, and we have great integration with those IDEs. So IntelliJ, Android Studio, there's plugins dedicated to these. You can hook up with TeamCity and with Jenkins. So what I want to show you now are two demos. I'm going to walk through some of the flows that we have on our website. Then after that, I'm going to show you a demo of IntelliJ and our rich support there. Now let's go look at those demos. So for the first demo, I'm going to show you some of the Git functionality that we have directly from our web experience in Visual Studio Team Services. So as you can see right now, I'm on a Kanban board and I have a user story assigned to me right here. So I'm going to click and I can actually create a branch right from my work item. A lot of the time before, you'd have to have your work item somewhere else and you go and do that manually and we've tried to make that easier just by associating those two things, because we know it's a really common workflow. So I click create new branch and then right from here, I can create my branch name. So we'll do fix bow tie and then I can pick the repository that I want to apply to in case I have multiple repositories in my team project. I can choose the branch that I'm going to base my change off of. As you can see right here, it's already linked to the work item and the great thing about linking that now is all the changes that I do afterward will be linked as well. So when I create a pull request, that work item will be appearing right in the pull request. Then later when I commit and push my changes and get them into master, when you're looking at the history, you'll also be able to see the work items that were fixed with that code change. So right now I'm going to click create new branch. As you can see, I'm in my new branch, the fix bow tie branch and one other thing you'll notice is that we have integration with CI builds. You can see in this topic branch, I don't have a build going right now. But if this was in a master branch or releases branch, we actually have CI configured and I'll show that a little bit later on. So now what I want to go do is find where that issue is with bow tie. So let me go up into our global search box and I can type bow tie style. What this is going to do is search all the code across all the repositories and all the team projects. So you can look at the search came back and it turns out that this change is only in one team project and then in one repository, but there's four changes in there. So it turns out the one that it got at the top is the one that I need. So I want to go change this max width right here. So I'm going to go over here and click bow tie common styles to go make that change. So right there, I clicked on my search result and now I am directly looking at that bow tie common file. So I can go down here and click edit. And right from the web, I can make these changes. It's really convenient for simple changes. So I'll go through, change this to 500 and then I'm just going to commit that change to my branch. So as you can see that change was committed right up here and it updated the bow tie common.css. Now I can go through and if we refresh, we'll see that now I can go ahead and create a pull request because I just pushed three minutes ago. So I'm going to go through and click this right here, create a pull request. And right now, it's looking at comparing my changes against master and then I'm going to be able to see what those are and review that before I start my pull request. So I can go ahead and see that it grabbed, updated the file name right here. I can see what the description is. And I can see that we already had policies configured that whoever updates this file, this team, VS Online VS O team should actually be part of the reviewers. So that's one of the features we have along with branch policies. So if I were to go back and look at our branch policies, and as you can see on the master branch, we have a set of policies. So there's a lot of different policies that you can go choose to enforce on an individual branch. This is really helpful if you have a specific get flow type workflow where maybe you have a releases branch and in that you want to have a different set of policies on who can make edits and what they can go do in that versus a users branch where you have all of your topic branches versus your main branch like master. So you can say automatically create builds for every single pull request. You can require people to link work items. You can have a minimum number of code reviewers assigned. And one of the things that we've used in this repo here is to actually say for certain paths of the code, certain code reviewers are actually required. So as you can see, sometimes it's a actual team or a VS O group that's assigned to this or sometimes we have individual users who we say, hey, this is really the engineering expert on this area. So any change that happens in this area, that person needs to go review it. And if you go back to where we were in pull requests, you'll see that's why I had this reviewer automatically added right on here. So I can go through and review my pull request. I can see the commit and I can see the diff of the change that I made. Then I'm gonna go right here and click create pull request and my pull request is created right here. And because we have CI builds hooked up, you'll see that there's a merge in progress. Again, no one has responded yet, as you would imagine. A couple of different teams were added onto here who we know need to go review the changes because of the path that I was in. And then as soon as the merge is done, it's going to kick off a build. And then I'll have that build going and get my build results right in there. So it's really a full ALM solution from when I go through, I can configure those policies so that once I do a pull request, we'll automatically kick off a build and add the right reviewers just to reduce some of those manual steps that you have getting started. So one other thing that you'll notice on the pull request is that that work item was associated right here. So if I click right here, because I created my branch off of that work item, it was automatically associated with me. And like I said, it'll also automatically be associated with the commits. So it'll be in the history of your branch. As you can see right now, that there was no merge conflict and the build is going right now. If I were able to switch over and go to pull requests, we can look at some pull requests that are already in flight now. So as you can see, we've improved the pull request view. So I can see pull requests that were requested by me, the one that we just did right at the top. Because most of the time, I wanna see my pull requests that are out first. We can see the branch that it came from, the one that it's going into and the individual reviewers. I can go down and see all the ones assigned to me that other people want me to review. And you'll notice that my avatar is right here in the front. And I can see that, oh, two other people have already approved this. I can see that Jay has approved this. And then I can look over here and see that a team has also approved this pull request. And then I can go down and see all the pull requests that are actually assigned to my team, which I may care about looking at. Or I can jump over and just see all the pull requests in the product and filter by those as well. So as you can see, we really have this end-to-end experience where on the web, you can go in, you can create a work item from a branch, that association is linked up. I can go ahead and make edits on the branch, commit those edits, can go and create a pull request. And then I can go review that pull request and have CI builds kicked off automatically. Now for the second demo, I wanna show you our integration with IntelliJ. We just built a plugin called Team Foundation Git. And it just makes the IntelliJ experience much easier because one of the things we wanna be great with is not just great with Visual Studio and .NET where we have deep integration. We're also gonna have deep integration with all the other IDEs and tools you use. And Java is extremely important to us. We love Java and wanna make sure we have a great experience for Java developers as well. So I'm gonna click out right here, click check out from version control, Team Foundation Git. And right from there, you can see that it's gonna pull down all the repos that I have associated with my account. So previously I've already logged in with my Microsoft account. And it knows that I have a Visual Studio Team Services Account associated with that. And I can see all the repositories right there. I can go ahead and search for the list of repositories. So very easy for me to find what I'm looking for in clone. I don't have to go to the web and go find a clone URL. So I'm gonna grab this console app right here, change the directory name to console app four. And then I'm gonna click clone. And I'm gonna go through and do the different setup experience here. This is just the normal IntelliJ setup experience for my repo go through. And now I've got my repo cloned down and you can see all of the code added right here. So what I wanna go do now is open this up and I'm just gonna add a comment just to show you what some of the developer flows like. So I just typed in my change right there. I can go down and then we're gonna go ahead and create a new branch for these changes. I'll test branch. Now my branch is created. I can see it's right down here and I've got my change. I've got my branch. Now I wanna go ahead and do a pull request for this change. So I'm gonna go up to the version control menu, go to get and down at the bottom you'll see with the Visual Studio Team Services logo right there a create pull request button. So it's integrated just directly into VSTS. So I'm gonna click right here, create a pull request. As you can see we've created a create pull request experience right here that just matches and feels just like the rest IntelliJ. So you feel like you're at home in your IDE right there. I can go ahead and see the target branch of where I wanna go, which is Origin Master. We went ahead and grabbed the commit message and description and prefilled those based on the ones that were already in the commit. I can review my changes and then I can click create pull requests. Right now we're pushing that branch to the service and then you can see the pull request was created right here with a little notification. I'm gonna click right on pull request number three and I'm taken right to my accounts and I can view that pull request. And as you can see, there were no merge conflicts and it's already gone ahead and started to kick off my CI build that I have configured. And again, just like I showed you before in the previous demo, I've got a branch policy set up right here so that we automatically build whenever a pull request is created and I block the merge if the latest build didn't succeed. So this is a more strict environment through here but as you can see, all that integration just makes it very easy for developers to go and do the right thing by default. And so right there is our integration with IntelliJ. As you can see, it just feels like a native part of the IDE and that's our goal is to really make this a great experience for Java developers who are using VSTS or TFS. Well, I hope you enjoyed the demos of walking through what it's like to use Visual Studio Team Services and Team Foundation Server with IntelliJ and then also on the web using a Mac. And as I said before, we have great support for Visual Studio as well. Obviously it works great on Windows. What I wanted to show you today was really just the breadth of the offering that we have that we aren't just about .NET and Microsoft. We also love Java. We love allowing you to build any sort of application you want. So here's a couple of resources for you to check out. You can get started with Visual Studio Team Services. If you just go to visualstudio.com, there's a link right there to get started for free. And then if you want more information just on version control, what exactly do we support? What is our get support? What's our centralized version control story as well? You can check out the second link right there. Thank you very much.