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We'll go figure out what those bulls and bears, what those buyers and sellers are communicating to you and I just passed one o'clock in the afternoon. I want you to know I'm absolutely grateful for your presence here. The more important than that, that's this. During this next 60 minutes, I'm here to serve you. So feel free to pick up that phone. You can dial on in<PHONE_NUMBER>. If you can't dial in, hey, we've got you covered there, too. You can always go ahead and send me an email. Send it to Steve at tfnn.com. But inside the subject heading, please put radio show question. And in our Tigers den, well, any and every ping will do. So let's go ahead and get this show started on a terrific Tuesday. Of course, this is Tiger Financial News Network. I'm Steve Rhodes. Welcome to last show right now. We've got most of the U.S. entities trading to the upside. The Dow is up 113 points. She's trading out at 34083. The S&P's up 12 at 4370. NASDAQ 156 points. Russell's up 5. Semi's 15. Trendy's are off 30 points. New York Stock Exchange up 67. You've got gold up 13 bucks. Silver 43 pennies. Light's recruit 16 cents. Lead the charts dollar wise. To the upside, you've got Autozone up 59 bucks. That's a big move. That's nearly 4%. I'll start holdings 31 bucks. 11% Monday.com up 24 bucks on a Tuesday at 7%. Alphabet is up 21. Hellbiz is up 136%. 19-buck runes. They must have cured something. RBC Bering's Inc.  Bill.com holdings is off 17 bucks. BlackRock 13. Carvana off 7. That's 2%. And Charter Communications down 7 bucks. That's about 1% to the downside. So, let's do this. We've got a couple of questions that have come in. Then we'll go to the markets. That way, I just want to get through these. Here in the first question, coming in from Tim. It's one of the stocks that are moving. This morning, it is in a mode, INMD. Tim writes, and I'm looking for a long entry in in mode. Well, that day has passed you, unless you're going to go chase this. Can you please take a look at the daily weekly support resistance levels for a possible entry point? So, we can see this has been a rocket ship. And so, with regard to where would a entry point be in this? The support area, would you have to go back since price is trading above the top of the daily and weekly profiles out here? You'd have to say that the first area on a pullback might be between 118 and 127. Let's pull over the white background charts out here, see if there's anything else that we might be able to provide to Tim. But this is a rocket ship. The rocket ship on the daily timeframe does not show a topping pattern per se. Let me see, where's this wave 7 coming from? It's in black. Where is that coming from? ABC, yeah. No real topping signal. I see. So, this should continue higher. How about a weekly basis? Weekly, you're in bar number 8 of a TD9 account. That says there could be a top this week, next week, or the week after. And no, a topping signal on the monthly. So, I'd say it's not going to be this week for the weekly timeframe. So, I don't know, you know, 141.88, it's oscillator and change line. That might be an entry price. I'd have to say an entry price would really be looking at a short-term timeframe chart and trying to find some type of bottoming signal out there. So, Tim, this one has left the gate. It left quite a while ago. And tough for me to give you a reliable entry. We'd have to see this thing pullback. And if you do see that, why don't you ring me then and we'll take a look at INMD and see what kind of messages it is providing to us. Next question coming in from Michael P. Michael wants to take a look at ticker symbol. LCID, he's in this with calls, wants to add this to his IRA. This is trading up at $26.37. It's inside a bullish weekly profile above the top of the daily. So, if price can clear $29.81, this should then run to the $37.45 level. Let's pull over LCID. That is the Lucid group out here. And on the daily timeframe, you're looking forward to add. So, this says, hey, hold your horses here. Today is the day following bar number nine. So, it's the potential for a top out here. The cool thing about this, Michael, is that if whatever today's high is, I don't know what it's going to end up being, but whatever today's high is, if we see a close above that tomorrow that tells you about a strong moment to move to the upside out there. You know, I know you're looking to add this to your IRA, but it's a TD9 count on top and so it says, wait for this to pull back. Let's see if we get a topping signal. Maybe tomorrow we look at it. On the weekly basis, what do we have out here? Nothing more than what I've already shared with you there. Short-term timeframe charts, not really necessary for us to take a look at out here at this stage. So, your questions where you wanted to really be able to add this, like that, Michael, what do you think of the chart? The chart looks great. You just got that TD9 count top to take a look at. And so, let's revisit this either tomorrow, Wednesday, or on Thursday. Michael, please write back to me. So, thank you very much, and best of luck to you on this trade. You're in a good spot as we speak right now, and we'll get some more information come tomorrow. I didn't see a topping signal on the 30-minute chart out there, in case you were wondering why I just simply went past that chart. So, that takes care of the questions that we've got so far in the queue out here. Now, let's go to the general markets and see what they're doing. We'll begin by taking a look at the daily equity futures contracts. Now, inside the ES, the NQ, really each of these, they all have A to B equal CD patterns to the downside. I'm going to go ahead and get rid of those, just simply because they kind of cluttered the charts out there. And those A to B equal CD patterns have not been confirmed. They could be by day Zen, and in order for that to happen, we need to see some type of bullish reversal candles. That is not what they are showing right now. Today is just showing inside bars for all three of the equity futures contracts. So, what I've learned about inside bars is they typically represent that the direction of the current trend will continue. Now, I'll say it will continue until it generates some kind of bottom signal. So, that could be signaling to you and I that tomorrow, today, the next day, that the ES mini goes back and retargets the bottom of that weekly profile that it tested and rejected yesterday, 43-12 inside the NQ, got right down to the bottom of its weekly profile, and that's at 14-02. Now, the ES and NQ, as we speak, have not generated a change in trend signal. That's different inside the Dow. The Dow is below the bottom of its weekly profile, 34-276. It doesn't really matter where the YM is trading at 1.13 in the afternoon on Tuesday. It matters where its trading come to close on Friday. And if there's a close below the bottom of that weekly profile, that suggests a change in trend. We'd like to see it happen for all four of the indices or equity futures contracts out there because if you don't have a unanimous decision, well, guess what? You don't have a unanimous decision. If we take a look at the Russell 2000, what did it do yesterday? It got down tested and rejected the bottom of its weekly profile as well. So, again, price is likely to target those levels. Here are the weekly profiles just to kind of clean things up so that you can see what's going on and you can clearly see here the Dow equity future contract being below the bottom of that weekly profile. Why is that important? Well, one, we have to understand or we should understand where support and resistance is. But this is really the reason why when you take a look at all four of the equity futures contracts out here. 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Folks, so we've had a little technical difficulty during that break out there. I hope everybody can hear me. I think that you can. But we need to get those charts probably posted back inside the Tigers den out there. So I don't know if you guys in the den, girls in the den, can see the chart that I have on my screen. I'm hoping that you can. I hate to kind of go through it if you can't out there. Can you give me a high sign? Anybody. And anyway, the chart that is up on the screen has four black background charts out there. You've got the NQ in the upper left, the ES in the upper right, the Dow in the lower left, and the Russell 2000 in the lower right. And here, what we're showing, the blue lines are the bottom of the daily profiles and the green lines are the bottom of the weekly profile. So great. Thank you in the production room. So everybody can see the charts out here. Now, I'm just going to simply expand out the Dow equity future contract and just to pull it back a bit. In order to get a change in trend signal, much like we did back in February of 2020, what you need to see is a close below both of those, both the daily and the weekly profiles out there. So there's a question inside the Tigers. I'm going to read it to you and it is Steve. How do you envision the ES mini rally again into the 4,400, 4,425 zone after the FOMC announcement tomorrow at 2 p.m.? So here's how I'm going to answer that question. Well, we're going to go explore that as a possibility. So what would you need to see out here? Well, one of the things, if tomorrow before two o'clock, John, the YEM is trading back above its weekly profile of 34276, that might be a signal because that would be telling us that the break to the downside, the change in trend, a potential change in trend break to the downside, perhaps was a false break. So that would be one of the things that I would be looking at out there. No audio. Now that is a major problem, Dan. That means that my lips are moving and nobody can hear what I'm saying. How about in Tiger TV? Mike is off. That's not good. Mike is on. How about that, Dan? Can you hear me now? Can you hear me now? I hope so. I hate to go through all this, but I think we have to. So, okay, thank you, Mr. Bill. All right, so here's what we're going to do. We're just going to restart it from the top out here. On the counter three. Okay, just kidding. So the question that we're going to take a look at out here, this is coming in from John inside the Tiger's Den. And it basically says this, can we envision the ESMini rallying into the 4,400, 4,425 zone after the 2 p.m. FOMC announcement? That is tomorrow afternoon out there. So the first thing that I suggested, so we're looking at HR here, a change in trend chart out here. This is the NQ. I'm going to go back to the Dow out here because the Dow is the one that is really suggesting a potential change in trend. So change in trend is going to require a close below both the bottom of the daily and the weekly profiles out there, just as it occurred back in February. We had some slight breaches, these yellow diagonal lines out here, some slight breaches back in the September-October timeframe and then a brand new daily profile came along from the bottom and restored that. So John, the first level I'd be looking at, if the Dow Equity Future Contract is traded about 34276 tomorrow at 2 p.m., then that would be suggesting that the action that we saw yesterday, the action that we might have today was a false break to the downside. So that would be one of the first clues that I would look for. I know you're asking about the ESMini. I'm taking a look at the markets in general and saying, okay, where would some signals come from? So here's what we know. No change in trend inside the NQ, the ES or the Russell 2000. Only such a signal exists inside the Dow as we speak right now. So that would be the first place. Where else would we look? Well, here's where I would look. So I'm going to use the ESMini because John was specifically asking about the ESMini, so I'll get to that. And here, this set of charts, or this chart, but this chart that I have up on my screen, this has just simply TD9 breakout levels. Those are red and TD9 breakdown levels. Those are green. Now it's a 60-minute timeframe. So I didn't have a ton of time before I went live, but I was surfing around. In essence, John, trying to answer that question myself, maybe in a different fashion. And what I was looking for are timeframes where it's very clear to me where the resistance levels are, where price gets up and fails. And this is a perfect timeframe. And so the ESMini, I believe, is really being controlled by the 60-minute timeframe. So I see we've got Basil Chapin. He's just logged in. And much like riding a wave, his wave, or just the waves that I've got, 450 yards off of my front door out there, the flow of waves changes from time to time. And the same thing happens here inside the equity futures contract. So today or right now, it's a 60-minute chart. I might have a different feel come tomorrow. And it may be a different timeframe in the NQ and the YM. But since John asked about the ESMini, it just so happened, how does that work? Life happens for you. I had already gotten this one figured out. So here's the answer to your question, John. You can see, so the green lines are resistance. So first, by the way, in bull markets, as we continue to move higher, the bull market continues to remain as long as price doesn't take out its breakout level of support. And we can see that that has transpired, was transpiring all the way up until we got, let me get my cursor out here. Up until we got into the timeframe, little chinks in the armor right around here, around 2100 hours, around September the 1st. Now, in a bear market, directly speaking, or an actual bear market out here, all countertrend rallies are going to end at resistance. The TD9 breakdown level's out here. So now, I'll just pull this chart back a bit. And we can see that there was a TD9 breakdown level that formed up here at the price level of $44.77. And that was on September 14th. Now, I'm not showing the nine counts out here. I'm just showing the levels of resistance and support. And we can see how that first countertrend rally ran right in resistance at that TD9 breakdown level.  So resistance is held, support has failed this morning.  As most of you know, you listened to the show between 1 and 2 yesterday. We were tackling that spot follow till the next one-day rate of change. We then went and said, hey, look, if you've got some roads meant to mitigate or TD9 count bottoms on the 30-minute chart, that's what you're really looking for. And the price target to the upside was this $43.93 level. So that's what we wrote in the evening edition of the Master in Probability Newsletter yesterday. And that way, those folks that were trading futures, which I have many clients that do trade futures out there, they were able to use that. We were able to set it and forget it, so to speak. They got into a trade out there and they knew where to exit. Now, we were looking at the 30-minute timeframe. It happens to match up, I believe, with the 60-minute timeframe. So, John, the answer to your question, I think I've answered it or the charts have answered it, if the ESMini trades above $43.93.75, I know your target was in the $4400 area. And so that's not much further above that. I think you're also $44.25 out there. Then the answer would be, yes, I would expect that we would see some kind of rally to the upside, maybe some A to B equals CD. We don't have that in place as we speak right now, but most certainly this is what I would be watching to help answer that question for the ESMini. The levels to be watching here are $43.93 to the upside and $42.93 to the downside. Does that answer your question or the reasons why I'm suggesting what I'm suggesting here? So again, these are the TD9 break down, that's the green line, and breakout areas for the 60-minute timeframe. See, we can take this chart here and we can put it on different timeframes. We can just simply go from 60. This is, again, I was just surfing around, taking a look at timeframes out here. Here's the 30-minute timeframe. And so the 30-minute timeframe just doesn't match up as well as that 60-minute with regard to identifying key levels of resistance, which would then offer us key levels of support. 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Get your copy of The Art of Timing the Trade Chart today by visiting TFNN.com Welcome back, folks. We're going to go out to Martinez, California to speak with Brent. Hey, Brent, thanks for calling. Thanks for holding. How are you this morning? I'm doing great. Steve, how are you? Excellent. Thanks so kind for asking. And I believe we're going to take a look at the QQQ series ETF out here. Is that correct? Yeah, it's really just a follow-up on the conversation that we had yesterday. Okay. I was able to get that trade-in and it was really helpful having the TAS profiles on the weekly for that instrument on the NASDAQ. The other thing I wanted to mention, too, I mean, it's literally a two-hour trade that I bought in the last hour of trading yesterday and got out within the first hour of trading today. Excellent. Yeah, and it ended up being a good trade. There's about an $8 range in price. A little more than that, but one thing I did notice yesterday that I have seen in the past, and it doesn't always work, but it has a pretty high percentage of working. If you have directionally, like yesterday, the market was down for the most part, but then there was a pretty big push in that, for me, it would be the 11 to 12 range for you, I guess, two to three. The last hour, that normally kind of plays out. You'll see it, like, around noon, it started to shift back the other way. And so then you have that final little push the other way in the last hour, and I've seen it the other way where the market's up most of the day. You have kind of a big push going into that. You need to happen in that last hour if it's going to hold. Not always, but that often is the case. If it holds, it'll kind of back off if it's going up. In this case, it's kind of, they've made a big push in that hour right before the market closed, and so then it already played out, and then you have a little push up towards that final hour of the market. So the nice thing about your observation, Brent, knowing that, is that you can go ahead and time this, or try to time this, or improve your timing, perhaps, in a time frame chart. And so coming into that time frame, let's say the 233, 330 time frame, we had a TD-9 count that formed. We had, when it actually made its bottom, that TD-9 count held. We had wave number seven, that's letter G. You had a road's momentum indicator by pattern. That was a key reversal bar that took place at 330. So you had everything that you wanted with the price target of about the 1511 area. That was a TD-9 count that went to a breakdown level. And so you can consider adding that to the pie now that there was a TD-9 count pattern that formed along the way last evening, and that provided us with a breakout support level of 14981.75. Now the ESMini came back and tested that at 11 as well as at 1130 out there. It's just trading right now between support and resistance, support being the breakout level, resistance in essence being about the breakdown area out here. So I don't have much of a clue really as to what the next move will be, and I think we have to watch these levels, the 14981 and the 1511 area. Now I know you didn't ask for that, but I was just listening to what you were saying and trying to figure how else can I provide you with something that might help to improve that so that whether it's that last hour you're looking for the market to decline or the market to move higher, see if you get those type of signals on those short-term time frame charts. I certainly know you follow the TD9 count out there. What's that? Very helpful. Yeah, so the other interesting thing, and here's how I put it together with the queues. So the queues have this unique ability to form bottoms with big volume. So in addition to what you look at when you're seeing a big volume day in the queues, whereas many people might say that's a confirmation that we're headed lower, I'd harken to say hey, not so fast out here. If you take a look at the last bottom that was made out here was back on May 12. The volume there was 91 million shares. Price was below the bottom of its profile. I guarantee you there were people swinging from the trees saying the markets are going to continue to move lower. No, that is not the way the queues actually work out here. They form bottoms with volume. Now I notice this probably about 10 years ago or so, and it still is the case. You had big volume on March the 4th. There was 139 million shares. The actual bottom came in on that following day. That was a test of that 139 million shares. So you got the nice test of that. And then yesterday was another one of those big volume days out here. When I say big volume in comparison to your typical trading. Yesterday was about 76 million shares. So I would just add that to your arsenal as well and what you're looking for, what you want to see in order to get some type of at least relief rally, or potential bottom out there, is a large volume day. I would be less trusting with a lower volume day inside the queues out there. So just throw that out because I haven't really talked about that much over the past couple of years really. But it is one of the signatures of how the queues make a bottom. Typically. I've definitely heard you say that before. I've been listening to you for a long time. You're on the show with Tom in the morning, so it's been a long time. Yeah, those were great days for sure.  There's been times during the day where the VIX has had exceeded the 10% rate of change. Now it's not there at the moment, but if it were to close, greater than that, what would be your thoughts about that? Well, the VIX actually, you're referring to maybe a one day rate of change below minus 10%? Yes. Right now we're down below minus 7% out here. The rule doesn't change.  One day rate of change that was way up there. I thought I remember yesterday what the close was.  Right now we've had the bounce that we can say inside the S&P 500 inside the ES mini. And so that works. Now the one day rates of change that are below minus 10% out there, those get these green arrows. Those turn into initiation moves. So if we were to see that Brent, how I would put that together would be yet three of the four indices test and reject the weekly profiles. That tells us that the bullish picture still remains in effect for that. The Dow, we're not certain. We won't know that right now until Friday. But if you put that together with the high volume data we saw in the Q's, which is associated with bottoms in the Q's. I'm not saying folks that works in the IWM or the spies of the diamonds. I'm absolutely not saying that. I am saying if you go take a look at every single bottom. Again, I haven't done this for several years out there. I'm going to guess you're going to see and it's not a big guess out there. You're going to see that those bottoms are formed with those big volume days out there. So that gets back to John's question. John in the den. I don't know if you caught that during the first segment out here. So if you got an initiation move signal, a spot ball to the exit of one day rate of change below minus 10%, combined with the ES mini, then closing above 43, 93, 75, that key resistance level that we took a look at, then I would say that's a real clear signal of an initiation move to the upside. That's how I would look at it. Okay, because I did see the this was, you know, minus 11% of one point. We'll just see what happens. I appreciate that Steve. Take care.  Thanks so much for calling. That was Brent in Martinez, California. We've got a question inside the Tiger's Den to go take a look at ticker symbol ICL, I believe it is. And so we'll get that up on the screen here. This is the ICL group. And I believe the question was, is this an area to get into? So right now we can see there is a new profile that formed yesterday. It's with inside the prior profile out here. So you've got a little bit of consolidation that's going on their peak, but we come back for this break. We'll finish looking at it. ICL group limited. Are you in the market for buying or selling real estate in the Bay Area including the surrounding St. Petersburg Tampa and Clearwater markets? Tiger Real Estate LLC is a firm that has extensive experience in the Tampa Bay Area. 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What do you know about the longer term timeframe? We know $7.49 is a TD9 breakdown level. Price got back to that level the month of June and was unable to clear it. What we see out here, so I believe you're looking for a longer term view on ICL out there and it's also there in Change Line, Change Colors back in April of this year. Typically we see price net line catch up to each other and knowing that resistance is held I would say wait to see if this pulls back further. If I look at the weekly timeframe chart out here it's got a TD9 count top it's just really resulted in a sideways move out here but knowing that the monthly chart has the patterns that it does I'd wait to see if this pulls back and if this pulls back your entry prices are going to be between 612 and 654. That's coming off the weekly chart. On the daily timeframe chart I don't have anything with conviction to suggest that now would be the time that you would enter this trade and I mean it doesn't trade that much so the short term timeframe chart really don't tell me anything. I'm going to go with the monthly timeframe chart that says just to hold on here for the moment and be a little bit more patient with ticker symbol ICL out there. Hope that helps you out. Thanks so much for waiting. We've got four questions that have come in so let's just can switch charts out here and change over to our top and bottom, our eight panel charts. Let me get my actual screen connected to this page and then we'll start firing away. The first question is coming from David H and David wants to take a look at Netflix. Steve, give me your short term perspective on Netflix based upon the charts. You've got 570 put expiration this Friday. Short term timeframe we would take a couple of 15-minute chart out here. I don't know that's the short term timeframe that you want. Netflix would need to close 586.99 to suggest that this wants to run higher out there so that's something to be paying attention to and looking at. We don't have that signal.  It's got a nice TD9 account bottom that it formed but price is just trading with inside its profiles there. Price would need to close with 591.53 but upside moment to move it. It closed below yesterday's low. That says it's headed south. Now that's just a 30-minute timeframe chart out here. 65-minute chart. I don't have anything to speak of there so we won't pay any attention. I don't have anything on the 130, 195. Nothing there to speak of. The daily timeframe for Netflix shows that price is below the bottom of its daily profile and this is going to be, it looks like two consecutive bars below that. So the daily timeframe chart here suggests that Netflix wants to pull back to its breakout area and that's at 549.25. Now I'm not saying it does that by Friday. I'm saying that that's what the current signal is to us. There are two other areas of support. 564, that's the weekly oscillator and change line and on the monthly chart for Netflix that number is 565. So watch that 564 area. Price gets below that David that tells you that Netflix wants to run for. So thanks for writing in. Hope that helps you out. Nancy writes in and Nancy is a big Apple trader out here and Nancy says Apple made a low yesterday. Do you think that is the B point of a short term A B equal CD down pattern we're setting up for a gradual stair step upward trend. Good question and let's see if we can try to answer that. Here's what I would say Nancy and you're looking at yesterday's chart at the daily time I believe. So if we take a look at yesterday's price action inside of Apple, it formed bar number seven of a TD nine count. So we know and is there a completed A to B equal CD to the downside the answer is no there is not in order to have a completed A to B equal CD pattern to the downside the way that the market communicates that the move lower is likely over. You will see the Calvary coming the Calvary means you will see some type of bullish reversal candle yesterday was a bearish candle it was a gap to the downside in Japanese language that would be referred to as a falling window no bullish reversal candle today even if I could try to draw in some type A to B equal CD which I really can't instead I'm going to go with the TD nine count pattern. Now today's going to be bar number eight but it is not the low of the pattern so you've got to see at least a push below yesterday's low don't have to see a close below it just a push below it either tomorrow on Wednesday or on Thursday and if you do that then you would get a bottoming signal inside of Apple. So short of that because price is trading below its daily profile Apple says that it wants to target 137.75 its breakout level now that's a daily time frame the weekly time frame shows us what the weekly time frame shows us a rogement of indicator top that was confirmed with that 12 feet candle also happened to have wave number seven out here letter G in either event we have price below the oscillator and change right now it's just below the bottom of its weekly profile and this to Nancy is suggesting lower price if I look at the monthly time frame chart the monthly time frame chart is the one that say and hey I am the cavalry we are Marshall or I guess and they now also say we are Penn State I like that we are Marshall because they got the better in any event the story here for Apple is that price is pulling back and it is tested and so far rejected that oscillator and change line that is currently priced so that is the last bastion of support 142.20 the price would need to close below Nancy to suggest those lower price targets that we looked at on the daily and weekly now let's not finish there let's just look at a short-term time frame chart out here for example the 30-minute chart so as the NQ as Brent and I were taking a look at a 30-minute chart for the NQ Apple was doing something similar it formed wave number 7 it formed a TD9 Cal bottom it formed a roads mid-diminicator bottom out here now on a short-term basis what Apple is communicating to you and I is that if price can close above 144.42 that is the top of its current profile the bottom of that current profile is 143.14 I don't think there's a center or the center would be at the bottom yeah I take that back the bottom is 143.14 the center is 143.87 the top is 144.42 we're focused on 144.42 if price closes above that Nancy Apple in the very short-term is going to go make a run for 146.78 and if it can close above 146.78 you have more rally does it mean that a bottom not necessarily could have but I don't have the bottoming signals on that daily time frame chart so that's the review of Apple we take a look at its different time frame charts out there and I hope that that helps you out Nancy thanks so much for writing in and best of luck to you on your trade or trading out here next question coming in from Hector Hector and the fuel injector hey Patty how you doing happy two for taco Tuesday I'm with you and video and CVX so let's go take a look at NVDA and which looks the strongest to ride from here until Christmas so why isn't this loading there we go it's just taking time to load out there now that's a tough question I think it's a tough question but we're going to try to answer it or try to answer it as best we can so the case of Nvidia I'm a look at the daily time frame chart out here and on a daily basis this forms a roads momentum indicator top so that's the pattern is out there pricey yesterday closed below the bottom of its daily profile but it's back above today suggested maybe it was a false breakdown so right now Hector this is suggesting just a consolidation type move with the inside its profile levels out there if price did close today below the two eleven seventy seven mark that would be day number two below the bottom box and that says Nvidia would head to one ninety nine thirty three we're going to a hard breakout here we get back from this message Stevie will try to figure out which is the better by Nvidia or CVX we'll be right back sharpening your skills as an investor is like getting better at playing a musical instrument you have to practice sure but you also need excellent instruction from experts at TFNN you'll get advice and guidance from the authority in technical market analysis and it's not just dry tedious text either TFNN airs live financial content streamed live on TFNN.com and TFNN's youtube channel with Tiger TV live every market day from eight thirty a.m. to four p.m. eastern for free each host is an experienced trader and gives 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I'm going to agree with Professor Samuelson. Most of the vendors feel very strongly that they add true value to this data. They're not simply taking public domain data and offering it up, that they actually offer things that people will pay for. And as we said earlier, this is as much about innovation. I think companies like West and Lexis-Nexis will face an IBM moment.  But they certainly have a tremendous opportunity. And when you think about it, we're trying to make legal information available to a much broader audience. That's a bigger market. And that's a market opportunity for the established vendors. So for our next session, we have Tim Stanley and Erica Wayne, if you guys come up to the front. Erica is the deputy law librarian at Stanford Law. Has been a strong player in helping get this national inventory of legal materials off the ground. Tim Stanley is the CEO of Justia. But he was previously the founder of Five Block, which, as you know, is one of the premier services that West provides. Tim has been active in putting information on the internet since 1993, I think, is when you started your operation a lot earlier. I went back to the final one previously at Stanford. So absolutely. And so we've asked him to talk today about the national inventory of legal materials to describe what it is, but also to focus particularly on the situation in California. So Erica, I'll let you take over. You've got about 30 minutes, and then we're going to break for lunch. That's it. And Tim, I assume you'll just pick up. Yeah. All right. So I'm Erica, I guess, for purposes of that. And we just get started. So California Chief Justice Ronald George recently wrote a Golden Gate University Law Review. We cannot afford to operate an electronic tower of battle. And even though Chief Justice George was only referring to California's court's case management system, the Tower of Babel frustration, I think, exists for anyone attempting to do legal research right now. Many of the things that are primary legal research materials are not freely available. What is free often carries a warning that it can't be relied upon, that it isn't official. For every state, there are different kind of relationships when it comes to publishing the code and the assertion of copyright. And in our opinion, we think that the, let me say, we feel that a lot of the concept behind a lot of that might help us in that confusion. So for a lot of gov to work, a group of librarians are really interested in helping perform this national inventory of primary legal materials. We think it will really help kickstart a lot of the law initiative. And the inventory for what it's worth, definition, it's going to be like a packing list. Describing, detailing, cataloging, where you can find the laws of our federal and state systems, and then it's up. I want to say that it's not just what we consider primary. You might want to know the availability of those things that are created along the way in that process. Things like briefs, hearings, things of that sort. And for what it's worth, the definition that I like to use for primary authority comes from Elise Fox's legal research dictionary, and she just says that primary authority is the law itself, the authority that issues from one of the branches of federal, state, or local government as part of its function or issues from the Constitution. There are other definitions, but that was a nice simple one. And at the first law.gov event back in January in Stanford, one of the big issues was what about this national inventory? And we were really fortunate to have lots of local law librarians there from local, the Northern California Association of Law Librarians. Lots of leadership, too, I should say, past, current, and former presidents, future presidents. And there was a lot of interest in some of the questions that we were most interested in included what should we include in this inventory, what type of content should we collect, what formats, et cetera, and price, what form should it take, how do we know copyright issues, what about the IP issues regarding briefs and violence to the court, not produced by the court, but submitted to. How do we organize this effort? Is it done locally, statewide, and we get double A, double L to help legislative efforts and so on. And so we realize that for the inventory to really take hold, it would take a lot of effort across a lot of states with lots of volunteers. And right then and there, the group of no-cal folks, the good no-cal folks, decided to form an informal group to start working on this problem. Our mission was to create a prototype of the national inventory, focusing on California resources specifically. After a few phone calls and chats and emails, we started a Google group to start talking about all this and we decided to go with a very simple platform. No one wanted to master new skills or develop the greatest database product ever for this. We just wanted content to reign in this realm. And we figured after the inventory was created, we could leave it to technological innovation of someone else to kind of make it better. So we moved the Google spreadsheet. There were better solutions perhaps, but that's what we went with because it's very easy to use, very easy to share, and very easy for us to manually edit and a simple form can be generated for the spreadsheet. So if folks were not comfortable with the spreadsheet environment, they could just use a form and input data. It was very easy to track changes, which has been very helpful when you have lots of different people define the data. As with anything with a spreadsheet, you always have a real strong sense of hindsight, like, oh, I really should have done it that way. We did it. So we're learning. This is a learning process. So for example, we didn't cluster cities under their counties, which would have been such a logical thing to do. We can clean it up later, but we're like, we had this dull moment from the time it was so easy. We didn't include a column for permanent public access, but we can include that going forward. I think probably one of the most famous things we did include is Contra Authenticated Data. Pearl has talked about this, and then you always also talk about this. That probably leads back to that first meeting when one of our volunteers, Susan, who's here, famously kind of explained nothing in California is authentic. We don't even need to document it. So no column for that. Nothing in California is authentic. I don't know if she was just referring to a wall, but nothing in California is authentic. Anyway, but there were fields that were important and relevant to me, started filling those up. And the key ones for us, at least kind of what we're seeing so far, copyright assertion and language, disclaimers, official status, and price information, and that's somewhat true. We're still entering data, but we're seeing some interesting things, and we're sure some of these things will be mirrored in other states as we go along. I just want to add a tidbit. I co-teach Advanced Liberal Research with Paul Lomio at the law library, and sometimes we'll bring in our frustrations to the students about how much something costs, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And the students will politely have been going, ah, very interesting, thanks for sharing. But we have started to actually use some, what I would call law.gov type of assignments with our students. We're getting them to actually look. Each student will get, we have four new questions. Each student will get a state, and they're looking at the administrative codes and the state codes, and all sorts of materials to see are there copyright assertions? Is it official? How easy can you find it at all? And they're really surprised, and I think they're actually enjoying it. And we can talk about some of the fun states at another time, but they're seeing some interesting things. Some of the things that we're seeing when we're doing this. So for California, what are the interesting things? So there are about almost 540 municipalities and counties in the state of California, and nearly 80% of them have outsourced their municipal and county codes to four commercial members. Almost all of them seem to be free online from what we've seen so far. However, over 40% claim to be unofficial and have disclaimers. Almost 50% have copyright assertions. And I think those numbers are actually gonna go up as we keep fine-tuning the data, and this gets to lots of folks with different interpretations. Some things that they don't say official, folks are uncomfortable saying, well, is it or isn't it? And so we have a lot of things with question marks or don't know, we'll come back to it. So I think that number could actually go up. Paper versions of many of these codes are also printed by the same publisher that produces it online. Not for free, I might add. And a question of bulk access came up and a good question, how easy it is to get bulk access. And the answer is nearly impossible. So we recently conducted a small sample of some of these municipalities trying to cover the different commercial vendors. And none of them had bulk access available. The best, I guess the second best at the Ruby Prize on this one was a PDF version. Not bulk access. And that was for a few hundred dollars. So still, not the perfect world. I'm getting price information on these things also is really tricky. Even though I work at a major law library, most university law libraries, most Canada law libraries, they only have their local municipal codes available. They're not gonna have all the state's codes. That's not from this realm. And so we are limited to the price information individual volunteers might see. And calling each city in California is very time consuming. And not always an all that helpful experience. So I have a few good examples to share with you and I'm not targeting anyone's hometown, if it is your hometown. So Laguna Beach, looks like a nice place to go. Their municipal code is polished by Quality Code Publishing. And they produce about 90 of the state's municipal codes. The sites look almost identical except for the city logo. And this is the disclaimer that's on all of theirs. This electronic version is provided for information only and should not be considered the official version of the code. Please consult the official printed version before citing provisions of this code. If inconsistencies exist that it does, please look at the official legislation. Well, so I was like, okay, how do I go to the official version? And I called the nice city clerk's office at Laguna Beach, very nice woman spoke to there. And she's like, well, it's online. I said, well, I want to see the official version. How do I do that? Well, gee, people haven't asked me about that in Enons because it's online for free. And so, well, how much is it? And she said, I'll have to get back to you.  It was about $125. And she said to me, I haven't sold one in, who knows when? And for what it's worth, yes, that was that example. Poser to Home San Jose. American legal publishing produces their municipal code. 43 of the state's codes are also produced by them. All of them also look just as with the other sample the same. And they all have a copy registration at the bottom of the site. And their disclaimer, similar to the other one, they'll have to share with you. This code ordinances and or other documents that appear on this site may not reflect the most current legislation adopted by the municipality. American legal publishing provides these documents for informational purpose filming. Oh, great. These documents should not be relied upon as the definitive authority for local legislation. Additionally, the formatting and pagination of the posted documents varied from the formatting of the official copy. The official printed copy of code ordinances should be consulted prior to any action being taken. So if I did want to consult the official version, it would cost me about $300 plus $150 a year for updates. And one of our volunteers actually called American legal publishing and asked them about the copy registration on the bottom of the screen. And they didn't really have any answers. They said, we'll get back to you. We still haven't heard back from you, college students. And this actually got a few volunteers talking because we all are librarians. When do you ever see a like, this thing was like this in books. And certainly printed materials of primary materials have mistakes in them all the time. And any librarian here has gotten the notices of replacement pages of self-adhesive correction sheets he's slapped in the book. But something about the web keeps prompting these disclaimer so that you cannot rely on material again and again. You're gonna forgive them, there'll be a few more quick examples as they're good. The office of attorney general went to their site to look for the opinions. And they have a really interesting one, this disclaimer. Disclamer of duty to continue provision of the data. Due, I don't know, it's due to the dynamic nature of the internet. Resources that are freely and publicly available one day may require a fee or restrict access to the nest. And the location of items may change as menus, home pages, and files are reorganized by the online internet. User agrees that the use of the attorney general's home page is at the user's sole risk. And they cannot guarantee that it will be error free. So I guess if you wanted to be error free and it's due to, we'd like to say, the dynamic nature of print. I'm gonna buy it, it's about $400. And we've been to the California Supreme Court and they're contracted the California Court decisions, which is contracted with access. But I wanna share kind of a bit of the language from the over 2,500 word license agreement that you have to get through to read the material. It's saying that there is no charge, no copyright on the opinion text, but the text, the page is limited to personal use. And see the lengthy publisher's limitations on use. The official reports summaries and head notes are subject to copyright, are not included in this site. The official reports page, and this is the best part, is primarily intended to provide effective public access to all telecom, just presidential, repellent decisions. It is not intended to function as an alternative to commercial, computer-based services and products for comprehensive legal research. Such as Lex's, who produces the service. And this section when we talked about this with our students, one of our law students came up to us after class and said, would I be, would you malpractice to use this site? And that's the next one question. One of the copyright examples I wanna share with you, the California Civil Jury Instructions. This is also similar with the criminal jury instructions. Produced by the Judicial Council of California. This one is freely available in official form on their website, but it has some interesting copyright language. So it says on the online version and in the paper, it's identical. Copyright 2010 by the Judicial Council of California, all rights reserved, no copyright is claimed by the Judicial Council to the table of contents, table of statutes, table of cases, index, or table of related instructions. And below that, 2010, Matthew Bender and company, a member of the Lexis Nexus Group, no copyright is claimed to the text of the jury instructions and verdict form, directions for use, sources of authority, or other advisory committee commentary, user's guide, life expectancy tables, which were shrinking for us as we were reading this, or disposition table. And the paper version is identical. What's interesting is even though Matthew Bender is the official contract for this, Westlaw, who produces an unofficial version of this, has the same copyright language, just substituted Westlaw for Matthew Bender. And this was a difficult one for us and our spreadsheet for like checkbox, wouldn't put down for this. And a recent example just came up, a patron came by the library and was using some public utility commission materials. And they are all on the web, but this is an interesting nuance we hadn't even thought about. It's mentioned, this isn't just now. You know, page numbers on any of the materials. This patron is a local attorney who wants to cite it in briefs. The online version is useless to her. She said there are no paragraph numbers, so it's really difficult and she had to find a paper version of her library, which is what Robert R. Hubert wrote. And those are some of the challenges that we're facing is kind of getting consistency and definitions, getting and keeping volunteers. We're lucky they have over 20, but it's keeping them going is always an important piece. The price information we're dealing with is a moving target. Every library and every librarian here knows that price relations to vendors vary. So the price I might have, like the difference in the price Susan might have and from a county library and so on. So we're just kind of taking a stab. What price information we have we're gonna put in there, but it's not perfect, do we know that? And I think looking ahead, the really great thing is the AAAL, the American Association of Law Libraries is behind this process. And as of this moment, besides the California inventory, which is alive and well, there is, I think there's seven working groups right now that are currently starting on their projects and they're kind of random individuals who are actually doing little bits and pieces in their states. And so I think that there's some good momentum on it and hopefully we can kind of generate some more interest. Right, so I'll sort of follow up with some of the stuff that Erica was covering on. Just some additional things about the stuff in California as well as in the US is that a lot of times that the state government will put out things but they don't really do the full job of it. And so for example, we talked a bit about the working code and the headings and things like that, the Oregon sort of state government was clicking copyright on.  They actually strip those out. So one way to keep people from copying those is just not to put them up for free. And I'm surprised that this is happening in California which is having to go down for over years, but it's the way it is right now. When you look through different administrative agencies sometimes they might have a section closed that relates to their agency. So sometimes you can find those headings. I know Rob, who does the Oregon Law Sites, can look at this for California as well. But it's gonna be quite a bit of work. They just didn't put it up. So that's sort of one thing to note. The other thing is that the national inventory is sort of going through and getting done. A lot of the stuff that's out there on the web right now is not on Lexus and West. So Lexus and West have a lot of things out there, certainly on the case law, the statutes and the codes on the state level and the federal level. But they're not dealing with all the cities. I mean, this is sort of a hodgepodge of different sort of regulations and regulations and code sections.  And certainly you've got some state things you need to focus on and make sure that when you buy driver's license, it's like that. But other items like labor and tenants or when something's rank-controlled or not rank-controlled, everyday life types of things is often at the city level. Small things like, how can I fight my parking ticket or something like that? So there's a lot of stuff that I think impacts everyday people that's at the city level, which has not been available on the West. So I just don't have everyday people who tend to go there the West as much as anyone's. Where I think the city governments and the county governments did a great job in getting this stuff up. And bringing contracts that require this stuff to be online for free. So that's one sort of core thing because you look at the internet. The actual amount of content, legal content that's out there is incredibly high. As I sort of look through sort of dealing with the different state governments, I think one of the big things that I think that we want to work on is not just sort of get things involved so that we can download it or get it everywhere for download, which is fine. I think it's also to help the state governments or the county and city governments publish this stuff themselves. So while I think it's good that we find what's out there and what's missing, a secondary part of this will be sort of finding the best practices, finding ways to do a great job of it and get these guys in communication with each other so they can actually use some of the tools and share the tools across different governments. And ideally, at some point, especially with some of the tech people that Carl's put together, Tom Cruise and some of the guys at Cornell, some of these other places, gets some open source publishing tools and some open source open citation systems, which are consistent across many different sort of levels of government. And I realize, you know, this might take a long, long time to do, but we do have a lot of good tech people that are very interested in this right now. They've shown a good ability to really, you know, program all very, very pro-free law and getting things out for free and they'll be more than happy to provide these tools and stuff so the government can even help train them, even help set them up with different types of servers. So, you know, I think there's lots of work finding out what's there and what's not there, but also going through there and then trying to get these different government entities sort of connected with each other and use the best practices. The other thing I want to quickly mention is just sort of, I'll run into the California case law, just sort of as an example, mainly because I look for the contract from Lex's hand with the state of California and just give it for an RFP. I just sort of want to do a few items here. The first thing, you know, if you go, if you look at the California case law online, the stuff that's provided by the law is sort of the archive back to this Cal law or just California courts and this sort of help. They do have to provide it online for free, so that was part of the contract and that part was there. That's basically all it says. It doesn't say you have to do anything else that I can provide for free. They can put it on licensing restrictions or whatever else they want to in front of it. The goal, I think, of the California court system was at least allow public to be able to bring in a case if they wanted to read a case. But beyond that, there's not a lot to it. No internal page numbers. They're there. Head notes. So this contract with Lex's, as well as the one that's, you know, just, I guess the RFP closed a couple weeks ago, but we'll see if Lex's gets it in or maybe it might be Lex or maybe the case or we'll just blur it. You know, depending on who gets it, but the head notes are required to be written as part of the contract. The company, like Lex's, that writes the head notes, they get to keep copyrighting those head notes in some of the other classification schemes. So that's kept by Lex's. But they have to give a license back to the state of California so that the state of California can use it in future editions of their code. So basically, if Lex's doesn't win this next, you know, roundabout in the contract, the next publisher of the official person of the California Code, does in fact, can in fact publish out the head notes that read by Lex's by way of the California government. But that said, those head notes and those classification schemes are not showing up on the free site that they're putting up on Lex's nexus or Lex's dash notes, just depending on how you have your cookie set.com. So this is just one sort of item. And I think it would not be too hard for the California government to require ownership of those, you know, head notes and things like that. I believe since they're basically be providing many ways out for free and the only real control over them from Lex's standpoint, I guess, is they don't count to everyone, but they somehow keep them off of the free system while they're running the site, the free site themselves. So that might be one thing to think of. The other item, I think from a Lex's standpoint, because they don't really get money from becoming the official publisher, what they really get is a large marketing benefit. They get the subscriber list of previous people that subscribe to the official code in terms of CD or what publications or if they want to sell them and move them out with the online system. So in that subscriber list, it has to be provided by the previous, previous entity that was actually producing the official version. So there's some real marketing value in there in terms of getting the subscriber list and your official publisher. And there's really something to be said when you're the official publisher to come. And, you know, I think there's probably, two companies that have very strong bringing through, I think West, you know, Township Writers West has a very strong bringing in terms of what they do. And I think Lex's and X's go. But, you know, someone, let's say, like, Fast Case came in and got all the California cases. You know, that would give them a very strong bringing proposition to be able to say they were the official one. So that's one huge item. And I'm pretty sure that's why Lex was probably one really good at this contract. I have an idea of what was going on with West, but I'm not allowed to say it. I was there at the time, and this is him. For a very brief reason. So, I mean, there's some real benefits on that. And then, you know, as far as the cases themselves go, just in terms of California, the cases right now basically says CalSec can grow up online for free. So I don't know if the deal net has them, the final has them, there's some other folks, I'm sure Google's gonna have them on relatively soon as well. So those are out and about. So for California, I think it's pretty much out there. It has with the internal page numbers and everything else. But you still would like to go back and sort of get these previous cases. So maybe a clinic or something, we might be interested in a test case for you. Maybe not that, certainly a possibility. But I would like to see some sort of litigation or something to sort of clarify some of the legal issues. So that was the main item I wanted to point out on the California cases. It is out for review right now. I obviously don't know who's gonna get it, but it's something where, you know, the corpus where it passes from entity to entity, it's just that Lexus made a choice not to put it online for free. That doesn't mean that if fast-paced or if Waltz Clover's got it, that they couldn't actually put it out as well as the headcounts and things like that. So I wanted to add two points on the California inventory. For the state court system, it's really quite interesting because it's part of the click-through license agreement to access the full court opinions of California. You click through an agreement that this is for personal use only and it explicitly excludes public and non-profit uses from the use of those materials. As far as the attorney general opinions, I actually, about six months ago, sent a note to the attorney general's office saying I would like to put all the attorney general opinions online and make them available. I received a note back from the attorney general's office saying, well, you will need to send us a proposal to get our permission. At that point, took all the attorney general opinions that were visible on the internet and made a copy of those. And sent the note back saying, guess what, I got a lot of them and they're available for $67 on BooBoo, which is less than $2,500 official attorney general opinions. And the case was referred to a deputy attorney general. They've conducted a legal review and for several months now, we've been asking them to make a decision on whether we're able to actually get the rest of the attorney general opinions and make them available to the public for free. And so we're still waiting. We have not sued or threatened to sue or doing legal actions. The attorney general is not only the chief legal officer of California, he's an elected official. And so we're hoping that perhaps that part of his personality will make him want to make the information available. So I wanna thank Erica for starting off this national legal inventory. You have postcards in front of you, one for each of the different states. We also made some very nice playing cards. We got some of them for which you can give out to your various volunteers. I also made another copy to give to Roberta Schaefer to donate to the Law Library of Congress so that we have a copy of that in perpetuity. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.


What's going on everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards have been cosmically pristine. Six box tops baseball mixer number seven random team style. There's a look again at your random results as always. You can find those on the website under the results tab as well as the link that's currently in chat. Good luck. Drop your link again to sapphire. Just eight left on that. Eight to go on sapphire. It breaks not next. I did put 10 box Tuesday ahead of it because 10 box was sold out at that point when I got here and then sapphire sold out like 20 something to go. So sapphire is going after that. So still eight to go on that everybody. Let's do pristine now. Start with pristine, 23 pristine. Yeah, reds are pretty good Alvin. Reds are good in cosmetic and they're good last year because they have hunter green. Um, and they got a couple of autos. They got like, I think they have a dual auto in this. They have vatos in this, indias in this. So yeah, reds are pretty decent. And would you get combo brewers, rocky? Yeah, that's not terrible either. Brewer's Rockies. Okay, hit me Paul. Hit me Paul. Paul says he's got a good one for, uh, for, uh, Bijan, a good stick to Bijan. Oh, you didn't hear the new one. Oh, you'll hear the new one. Kyle Starrs, Orange, Barry Larkin for the reds. Alvin, congrats buddy. I just won their five of 25. We'll take it for sure. Praying to God, Matsutake Yoshida. They weren't going to hear him again. Tony Gwynn to infinity and Bijan. That's Mike Trout. Paul making the trash list on that one. Paul is walking a, uh, fine line to the trash list. Gabriel Moreno, Gold Tautiste to 50. Hunter Henderson. There, notes are gone. We've got a new, new week of notes now. Louisa Rise and Drew Waters, Refractor Rookie. Uh, that was Atrician Casas Rookie. And Frank Thomas going, going, going. Cody Clemens, Purple, Evan Longoria to 99 for the D-backs. Kodai Sango Rookie, Nick Vespi. Oh, snap. Adley Rushman. Oh yeah, Sean, the notes are out now. Ozzie Smith, Blue Tim Anderson for the White Sox to 75. Down goes Anderson. Sammy Sosa. You got me more fired up than that. And I watched it. Jock Peterson, Wilson Contreras, in K-space. Mark, you've got Mark K. Astros, not bad honestly. Orange, Willie McCovey to 75. Paneo Rookie. Get a mark. Gold, Riley Green Rookie to 50 for the Tigers. Nice one there. Got Orange of Graham Ashcraft, five of 25. There you go again, Alvin with the Reds. And Ronald Acuna Jr. on the auto for the Braves. There we go, Atlanta. Not bad at all. Take some Acunya action, Acunya bomb. Yeah, unless there's like a red, like a red or a pink or lower, I would say. There's Matthew Batten. Juan Soto around the diamond. Jersey Auto congrats on that one there. What was I going to say? Padres. That is Paul picking up two in select. Thank you, Paul. We also had somebody pick something up in a cosmic break. I didn't see that. Sorry about that. So, Marte, Heavenly, Heavenly. There's Nolan Gourmet like that one. Heavenly. Times with Heavenly. There's Boba Shet. Gold Asturie Riz to 50. I have to curve him off the trash after this. Over there. That is like violence. Ruth Purple, Gabriel Moreno to 75. Christopher K, you have, yes, you have the Padres. So, that is yours, Chris. Congrats, buddy. McPerato. That is Osnap, Fernando Tates Jr. Corey Seeger and JD Martinez. You're the number one fan, dude. No, I'm not. Number one fan. Alvarez going, going, going for the mess. Oscar Gonzalez. Blue Josh Wanchowsky to 75. Gold Osnap, Bryce Harper to 50 for the Phillies. Nice one there. And Adrian Deltra. Marcus, what up? Marcus, what up, buddy? Ernie Manx and Ichiru Riley Green rookie. And going, going, going. Big Poppy. Jackie Robinson, Jeff McNeil. Orange Jeter Downs to 25. Cheese, man. Pink Max Kepler to 15. We've got a base rookie auto, Josh Schmidt, Jay Smoove. And Starling Marte, six of 99 on the auto for the Mets. All right, we'll do last year's Cosmic 2022. That's going to be so huge. You're going to put it back up there. I'm going, no. Nucleus, Joe Andoran, JD Martinez. Oh, dude, it's insane. So much practice on pristine now. We knew what we were getting into this year though, Kevin Gaussman. We knew what we were getting into last year. Last year was tough. It took us like a couple of weeks to really get down a good system. Once we had it down, it was a lot easier, but yeah, that was the, that was tough. Launched an orbit bar in Buxton. Walker Bueller refractor auto. Nice one there for the Dodgers. Congrats, LA. And Fernando Tates Jr. Anthony Rendon for the Angels to 99. Lindor and Mount Castle. Sam, there's like an orange, or no, I'd say a gold or lower out of Cosmic. You could throw it in the recap. Launched an orbit, Aaron Judge, Josh Lowe, Big Guava, TJ Friedel, Goldschmidt, Gavin Sheets, US Block today against Italy. Dude, they stumped it. Who'd they lose to? Orange, Jazz Chisel. Nice one there to 25 for the Marlins. Congrats, Marlins. And Nick Castellanos, Garrett Cole, Kyle Lewis, Brian Hayes, Scherzer, Muller, Lorenzo Cain, Boy Park, Otto Lopez, Yanni Hernandez, Yanni Hernandez, Contreras, Jazz Chisel, Izzy Gore, Refractor of Luba, Bryson Stott, Raha Rookie, Jeff McNeill, Refractor, Bolton Varshow base, Juan Yepez, Corey Seeger, Chia, honestly, Nucleus Josh Bell, and Benzendi. I don't feel good. I don't feel good at all. Elliott Ramos. Good, dude. Lost a, I think with the waning they lost, too. Yeah, obviously. Oh, that is going to be Youth Invasion, Spencer Torkelson on the case hit. There we go, Tigers. Jeff M. Congrats, Jeff. Nice one there, buddy. Joe C with the Phillies and a Cosmic Break. Youth Invasion case hit. Subranova, Aaron Judge on the short print. Nice one there. Good box here. Gold behind it is Manny Machado for the Padres. Chris, congrats, buddy. And a Patrick Wisdom. Griffin Jacks, Refractor Rookie. It's launching to orbit. Mark McGuire, Lars Newtbar, Garrett Cole, Rocket Arms. I messed the schedule up. Eight to go on Sapphire, everybody. Wanda Rookie, I got to readjust the schedule after this break. Juan Yepez. Nice one there for the Cardinals. Blue to 75. Miguel Cabrera, Anthony Rizzo. Austin Riley, Refractor. At least heeled. Randy Rosarana, Jake Berger. Gabriel Arias, Rookie. Torkelson Rookie and a Stephen Kwan Rookie. Torkelson's starting to figure it out a little bit, too, which is kind of good. Saezuki, Ernie Clement, Bobby Whit Jr. Rookie. Melendez, launching to orbit. J-Rod, Rookie on the die cut. Freeman McNeil and Kyle Hendricks. All right. Two boxes and 22 now. Corbin Carroll Rookie, Bobby Whit and McClanahan. We'll probably have a dice roll. We're going to have a dice roll on these, too. On the Star Clusters, one Soto Extraterrestrial talent. Most likely, at least. Devers and Costas, Edwin Diaz. Volpe Rookie, Volpe Rookie, Stars of the Night. Got just eight to go on Sapphire, everybody. That's breaking in just a bit here. James Outman Rookie. Still have 10 bucks Tuesday coming up after this. And then we will be on to Sapphire. And then we'll be into basketball as well. Still some basketball spots left. Matt Mervis refractor Rookie. I think every break still has some in it as well. Rushman, Witt and Green. Dice roll on this. One, two, left, three, four, middle, five, six, right, unless it's numbered. In that case, it'll get its own random at the end. It's going to be a one. I'm going to go to the left with Adley and the Orioles and whatever teams on the left. Alvarez, Rookie, Hoskins, Turner, and Chorber. Ahmed Rosario for the Guardians, 299. Congrats on that. Taylor Ward. Grom, Terrain. Trish and Costas, Rookie, Launch and Orbit, Pete Alonzo, Carlos Correa. Nucleus, Ryan Nelson, Witt Alvarez, Alonzo, base, base, base. Varshow, Julian, Emmanuel Valdes, and base. Masataka Yoshida, extra terrestrial talent and more base. So 199, Max Freed, Aqua Equinox. Nice one there for the A's, Michael Toglia, Rushman and Gunner, Masataka Yoshida, John Carlos Stanton, DL Hall, Langleers, and Zeke Duran. Alright, last box of the break. Good luck everybody. Corey Seeger, ET Town, Launch and Orbit, Kyle Schwarber, DL Hall, random piece of something. Garrett Mitchell, 2199. Taylor Ward, Bansley Swanson, Zeke Duran, Will Myers, Bryce Terrain. No, not yet, Christian. We got a while for that still. Jordan Walker. We still have a couple more basketball breaks, all of our, or a couple more baseball breaks, all of our basketball breaks. Then we'll start football. Then we'll be into football. Refractor, Mike Trout Otto. Nice, going to the Angels, Curtis D. Curtis, congrats buddy. We'll take that Amy with two spots in Sapphire. We were down to six. Nice one there, congrats. There you go, Angels on the Trouty. That is Launch and Orbit, Pujols and Carlos Cadea. Down to six to go on Sapphire everybody. Paraza Cabrera, Volpe, 10 box Tuesday coming up, Sapphire after, and then we're into basketball. Harper Judge Betz, Stephen Kwan, Nucleus Herrera, Refractor of Myers, Kyle Tucker. Yeah, first Trout Otto I pulled out of this this year. So not bad. Take it. Bogart Satisotto, Edwin Villes, Phil Cruz, Extra Terrestrial Talent, Schwabba, Schwarbaum, Vladimir Guerrero, Junior, Stars of the Night, Orange coming up, that's Alvarez, Aaron Judge on the Orange to 25. Congrats on that, Yankees. It's been a good mixer, dude. Yankees, Scott J. That is 11 to 25 on the Judge. Toglia, Mark Bates, Riley Green rookie, Ruiz, Harris Riley Acuña and Yoshida. That is a Cossus rookie, Cabrera, Refractor, Josh Young rookie, Marcus Simeon, Corbin Carroll, Vado Guerrero, Junior Bichette, and Brian Reynolds. All right, quick recap here, everybody. We've got some numbered stuff, man, Machado, Gold to 50, Gold Tatista 50, Gold Ruiz, Gold Bryce Harper, Oranges, Jazz Chisholm and Aaron Judge to 25. We've got a Walker Bueller Otto, Juan Soto around the diamond, and Orangeberry Larkin Otto to 25. We had Marta to 99, Josh Schmidt, Ronald Acuña, nice one there, and an Orange Gram Ashcraft. And then MagCard's Youth Invasion case, it is Torkelson and a Mike Trout Refractor Otto. That'll do it for the break, everybody. Thanks again for the fill, 10 box Tuesday coming up next.