I just feel like I kind of took the approach, you know, taking it day by day, just getting better.   Just kind of had to adjust to the game a little bit, but so far I feel like I've been getting better each and every single week. It's been a little bit of an adjustment. I feel like I was asked to play a little bit more vertical. I feel like in college, but now I feel like I've been playing pretty much everywhere. So just kind of trying to, you know, find the best spot wherever coach says for me to play at and to help the team out. That's kind of the approach I've been taking. Just trying to absorb all the information they've been coaching me up on. Yeah, for sure. Definitely me getting those, you know, those snaps in the games, I definitely help. I definitely think it's helped me get along faster. I feel like just, you know, playing against those guys, you know, each every team, you know, some of those guys being pro bowlers, I feel like I've gotten better each and every week. So he definitely was a guy that I was watching in college. Just the amount of success he had, especially during, you know, the 2016 Super Bowl run that they had. That's when I first noticed him. But just having that type of guy in the room that you can bounce ideas off of, talk about things that you're going through as a rookie, you know, him also being the fifth round pick and me being the fifth round pick. I felt like it's kind of been a good thing, kind of being like his little brother and watching the things that he does, you know. Yeah, I'm looking forward to this offseason to not being draft prep, you know what I mean? To actually get a full offseason, lift weights, condition, you know, really push myself physically before year two. I think it would be a huge help for me. Personally, for me, I think physically, I've been pretty fun. I've been pretty healthy.  But I feel like I've tried to adjust. I've tried to lean on guys like Grady, Tyler Davidson, guys that have been through it. They've been through the rookie year already. And just leaning on them, I think it's helped me like a lot. Honestly, I feel like, you know, you want to be, you know, one of the top players in the game someday. I feel like great players show up and they show up in, they show up late in games. Like when it matters, you know, one score games, close games over time, like whatever. In crunch time, I feel like that's when you should play your best ball, when you really get a lock in the focus. I feel like it's been pretty good for me. I've been taking it week by week, not taking anything for granted, you know what I mean? Just really trying to grind it out, trying to help the team win, trying to play all up and down the line. If they ask me to, you know what I mean? And so far, so good. I feel like I had a pretty decent rookie year. Definitely made some mistakes. I wish I didn't make, but, you know, looking back on everything, watching the tape, I feel like I'm progressing pretty well. I know that after we're done with all our meetings, we always have a past stretch meeting on Thursday. We talk about the plan. Grady actually runs it. We talk about the plan, what we're going to do, how we're going to tag off in some lines. We even watched the tape from the past week and we kind of just look at little spots where we can get better, how we can put more pressure on the QB.


Hello everyone. In this video, I'll be going over the classes you take as a third and fourth year student in Mining Engineering. If you want to learn more about what classes you take in first and second year, then check out my previous video where I'll talk about just that. Third and fourth year is the better half of your degree, since that's where the interesting classes come in, and you can customize your degree to learn more about what you like. Year three, this is the year when over half of your courses are Mining courses, and it's when you really feel like you're in Mining. However, there are some more foundational courses you need to take, and they are Engineering Materials and Basic Circuit Analysis. In the Engineering Materials course, you'll learn about different properties of materials and what applications they're suitable for. I personally found the Engineering Materials course to be really interesting, but it's probably not relevant in your career unless you're doing R&D. And the Basic Circuit Analysis class is your first year circuits class, but goes even more in depth. Two of the most important classes in your degree will be your third year classes in Surface and Underground Mined Design. For the Surface Design class, you'll go into Mining Methods, Calculation of Pit Limits, Breakeven Criteria, Strip Ratios, Pit Sequencing, and a lot more interesting things. For the Underground version, you'll look at the different Mining Methods and Selection Principles, including the Geological, Environmental, and Economic Constraints. In the Brock fragmentation class, you'll learn about Drill and Blast, and how to appropriately design a Blast pattern for both Open Pit and Underground Mines, including the Types of Blast, Types of Explosives, and the Environmental and Safety Implications of Blasting. There's a lot more to just putting explosives in the ground and blowing it up, and learning how it all works was really eye-opening for me. In the Brock Mechanics Fundamentals class, you'll learn about Brock Properties and how to apply Geotechnical Principles towards Mined Designs for Open Pit and Underground Mines. While I didn't find this course particularly interesting, a lot of these concepts will be needed for the advanced version of this class, which I found to be more practical. For the Processing side, one of the courses you'll take is Physical Mineral Processes, which deals with things like crushing, grinding, screening, classification, separation methods, and dewatering practices. A lot of this is understanding how to select the right equipment for your ore so you can efficiently extract your minerals while minimizing costs. The other Processing course in your third year will be Flotation, which is the most common separation method used in the mining industry. And while there is some chemistry involved, it wasn't too extensive. But if the chemistry side of mining is your thing, then you'll like this course. Another course you'll need to take is the Modeling and Simulation class. Here, you'll mainly look at methods of estimating ore grades using drill hole data and simulating Q-times for a mining operation to understand how to optimize a production fleet. There's some statistics involved from your second year class, but it wasn't too difficult. And it's an interesting class to take, especially if you're into optimization problems. Lastly, you'll need to take an Engineering Economics course for mining. Here, you'll learn about basic financial courses, as well as revenue and cost estimation methods for mining operations. You'll also learn about valuation methods, effects of taxation for mining exploration and development, and all of this ties into the subject of investment decision. I find this course to be really interesting, since you get to learn about how a mining operation is financed. In third year, you'll also need to take some technical electives, which I'll share at the end of the video, since it applies to fourth year as well. And fourth year is the best year, hands down. The courses are the easiest here, and you'll get to learn about the peripheries of mining engineering, which helps you to understand the environmental, social, and safety implications of your technical decisions as a mining engineer. For example, you'll need to take a course on engineering essays. I actually found this course to be surprisingly interesting. Since as an engineer, you'll need to fully understand the liabilities you take on as part of your responsibilities, and along with their actions. Next up, you have your ventilation course, where you learn about how to design a ventilation system for underground lines, so you can bring the right amount of clean, cool air to the mine while minimizing costs. You also use a program called Vensim to run simulations of your ventilation design. In the mine management course, you learn about the management decisions that affect some mining operation. While there's no specific skill you leave with after completing this class, you'll have a greater appreciation for the human dynamics of a mining operation that you may face once you go into the working world. And in the mineral processing control course, you'll get to learn about the cutting edge technology used in the mining and mineral processing operations. Think about automation, sensors, and stability analysis. There's a lot for this class too, where you get to design prototypes to solve real-world solutions. So for example, some people in my class developed a sensor for haul trucks to detect and analyze road conditions. Another group developed an augmented reality program for doing pit wall inspections without having to go into the field, thereby avoiding a potential safety hazard. In the materials handling class, you learn about the types of equipment used in mining operation. Overall, it's a pretty simple course, but there is a little bit of physics involved. For mine waste management, you learn about how to design a tailing storage facility, or also known as TSF, based on geotechnical, hydrological, and spatial principles. Tailings is pretty much an inevitable part of mining, and it's a great knowledge to have wherever you go. Different mines produce different types of tailings, so it's important to understand the principles of TSF so you can use the right design and avoid catastrophic failures. The mining and environment course is closely tied to the mine waste management course, wherein the mine waste management course dives into the more technical aspects, the mining and environment course dives more into the social aspects. In the environment course, you learn about things such as mining facts and perception, sustainable development, acid rock drainage, artisanal mining, and enclosure design. One of the topics that was really eye-opening for me was the artisanal mining section, since it was a huge environmental, social, and political problem that exists in the world that I barely knew anything about prior to this course.  For some schools such as Queens, you need to do both a capstone and a thesis. Some other schools require you to do one or the other. At UBC, where I went, and at least the time that I went, I only had to do a capstone. And the capstone is where you get to put together everything you learn into a project of your choosing. The traditional capstone for a mining student is a feasibility study for a mine, which would include designing a mine, creating a production schedule, choosing the equipment, fleet, and size, designing a processing plant flow sheet, and evaluating the financials of the project to make an investment decision. However, you're only limited to your imagination in terms of what you can choose for your project. For example, you can look at the feasibility of deep-sea mining or applications of artificial intelligence mining. You can also go really technical and look at mathematical optimization of resource-constrained project scheduling. For me, I and a lot of my teammates investigated the viability of seasonal waste, heat storage, and rock piles for remote communities in cold climate areas. And last but not least, there's a whole bunch of technical electives that you can choose from to round out your degree. I won't go over all of them, but I'll list a few of them so you know what the options are. So that's it for this series. If you have any questions, feel free to ask away in the comment section below, or you can ask me on Instagram, where I'll be putting more mining


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Sure, I'm sure what I'm saying, what I'm saying. Do I look like I'm wearing blinkies? Now for the third and last time, so I can go back to Mark in his form. Nobody's been in that seat, mister, since we left LA, nobody, nobody. You sure you got the right stall? Yeah, yeah. Card J, lower 12. Your J, upper 12, right? Right, right, right, right, right, right, right. Well, that's life for you. Now look friend, friend, let's go around again. His name is Latimer, Honolatimer. I don't know what he looks like, but he's supposed to be heading to San Francisco.  Uh-uh, uh-uh, nobody called no one except that pool cue conductor with the brass buttons and the sandpaper voice. Hey, you checked him? You checked him? Yeah, twice, twice. Now look, lower 12 is vacant as far as he's concerned, right? And no Honolatimer in the club car, the diner, are they? Hey, no, wait a minute. He tried to wash room. Yeah, same story. Ah, man, man, it looks like your entry was scratched, that's scratch. Uh-huh, also looks like Glendale is where I get off. So long pal, good luck with the ponies. Hey, no, hold it, hold it, don't tell me that Latimer bird is the only reason you're on this train. The one and only.  Yeah, sure, but not to show. Not to show, not to show. Good night, friend. I waited on the platform at Glendale until the chrome streamliner had glided out with car J, lower 12, still empty. Then I got a cab back to Union Station in L.A., picked up my own car and headed for 1312 North Bronson Drive in Hollywood. And the woman I'd never seen named Donna Rollins. She had hired me by special delivery letter that afternoon. Chris, $50 bill and clothes, they're in. To be sure that one Honolatimer was going where he'd said he was going, that had been my job. Well, the place on Bronson was the kind of imitation Mount Vernon architecture where Washington couldn't have slept a wink. The lady that answered the door was about as colonial as Bebop. Yet she was a full lap behind the other extreme known as glamorous Hollywood type. Just as nice looking anybody, with freckles, brown hair and a soft bun and dressed in a white blouse that didn't plunge an inch. What is it? I'm Philip Marlowe, Miss Rollins. I'm afraid you're entitled to some change. May I come in? Change? What do you mean change? You're $50. It's a lot of money for a one line report on a little man who wasn't there. Miss Rollins, do you hear me? Yes, yes, Mr. Marlowe. I don't like to seem abrupt, but I'm very busy. Excuse me, please. You seem to have lost interest in Mr. Latimer in a hurry. You know when you sent me the letter this afternoon. Yes, please, Mr. Marlowe. There isn't time for talk. I've already told you I'm very busy. Good night. Okay, baby. Good night it is.   When I was in behind the wheel, I was still worried about taking so much for so little. Until I flicked my headlights on and the slash of white picked up something I hadn't expected.  I started my car to follow her, but I never made it, because a hot rod decided all at once to park in front of me. The adolescent climbed over his door and came toward me with strictly brash high school sophomore with dialogue to match. Of course, the cab was gone. Well, Pappy, nice going. Your bumpers pleaded my twin pipes. Well, what are you calculating doing about it? If you were five years older and five inches taller, I'd pleat you, Pappy. Now come here. Oh, hey, let me go. Not until I speak my peace.  Is that crystal clear? Yeah, yeah, sure, mister. Sure, I'll fix it up double quick. You'll see. I practically got it done now. Okay? I don't know. We'll talk about it again in two minutes. I had no idea what Donna Rollins had been running to or from, but the fact that she was gone while her front door was still open made her house the first place to check. I found the living room nothing more or less than I'd seen at my first peek. Plush, but empty. The bedroom beyond was the same. White satin drapes spilling onto a wall-to-wall jet black hook rug, and on the far side of the room sprawled over an also white ottoman, a very beautiful blonde girl, very dead. She'd been shot twice in the back sometime in the last hour, and there was no identification in any of the pockets of the expensively tailored gabardine suit that she wore. In a handbag, the story was the same. Yeah, it looked like Donna had had good reason to run, but that I had a better one for calling the police. Or taking her messages. Hello? I want to talk to Donna. She isn't in, message? Yeah, he has a message. I want you to find her and get it as to me, please. Hey. Hey, I can't hear you. Are you still there? Yeah. Now, hold on. His phone booth leaked. Okay. Who are you? Friend of Donna's. You said you had a message. Yeah, so I did. But? But I think you're off an anxious fellow, too anxious. No, no, wait a minute. Don't get touchy. I'm a friend all right. Skip it. Friend. Not a chance, Junior. Neven's one, two, one, two. We may get together yet. Los Angeles City, Biddling. Fire Department. Battalion Chief Kegler, please. One moment, sir. Battalion Chief. Phil Marlow, King.  It's important. Well, sure, Phil. Name it. What firehouse went out on a call less than a minute ago? Can you look it up? Well, I don't have to. It's here on the board in front of me. Engine Company Five, Phil. San Fernando Valley. But it's only a small brush by... I don't care about that, Keg. Where does Engine Company Five live? Where in the Valley? Can you give me that? Well, I think so, Phil. I've seen it was my own outfit for 14 years. The corner of Ventura Boulevard and Witzit. But, Phil, what do you want to... I'll call you later, Chief. We'll talk it over then, huh? Thanks. Goodbye. I was playing a long shot. But any kind of a leader in a deep-freeze voice who had a message for a girl who left a corpse in her bedroom was worth checking. So over the time being, I skipped calling the police and left the place lights out, door closed, but not locked. Then I found my car where the hot rod pilot had left it. Started for the San Fernando Valley in the firehouse called Five. 20 minutes later, when I was there and out of my car, I came face-to-face with my second break. The only payphone within a half block of the Engine Company was at an all-night, open-air hot dog stand. And the attendant on hand, the girl with a kind of arched eyebrows, had left her looking constantly surprised. Had an A1 memory. I most certainly do remember the party you're talking of, Mr. most certainly, and for two especially good reasons. Like what, honey? Like top and bottom, hair and shoes I'll refer to. The former, red, like this ketchup here. And the larder, suede and yellow, no less. And he was the... Yes, excuse me. Well, let's be quick. My dog, Betsy, you pick it with your own thingy. Yeah, with my own dainty fingers. Really, Chris, you say the same thing every night. It gets to be very... Betsy. Betsy, pardon me, dear, but this counts. Do you know who this redhead in yellow suede shoes is? His name? Oh, no, I never saw him before. Oh, fine. Well, thanks, baby. Don't mention it. By the by, I do know where he went, if that means anything. Baby, it means a lot. Where? Tell me. With the old Mexico club here in Studio 3, he works there or something. Anyhow, I know he made a call to Herbert Ring, the gambling big shot, and called him boy. And Ring runs up. Thanks, sweetheart. Here's ten for your trouble by Chris and you old hat. Say it. Goodbye. The old Mexico club was phony south of the border from authentic Latin American rumba team. I'd seen builders Mr. and Mrs. Buck and Wing a month ago at the policeman's ball through a life-size painting of a bullfighter who had his cape thrown over the wrong shoulder. Heh. With strictly second rate all the way down and back up the line of the proprietor himself, Herbert Ring. An almost smooth, almost big bookmaker whom I knew slightly. I found him at a corner table, huddled over a glass of milk, listening hard to none other than the redhead with the gaily colored feet. When I stepped up to them, the conversation broke off sharply. Well, well, well, hi, Phil. What's new, boy? Ah, nothing much, herb. Outside of a job I just landed. A girl named Donna Rowland. Donna Rowland. Quiet, Larry. Excuse us, sir.  How are you? I'll be at the bar, boys. Heh, heh, heh, heh. He's not so friendly, Phil. The evasive type, if you know what I mean. Yeah. The evasive like, uh, Honolatima, maybe? Honolat... Who's that, Phil? Now, listen, herb, I'm trying it straight. Donna Rowland's new, what's it like? I forget. Your angle? Right now, curiosity and a cough, no more. Oh, somebody's dead, huh? Where? I forget. Heh, heh. Round two, Herbie. Heh, heh, heh. Yeah. Okay, Phil, you've got as much good sense as you have nerve. Thanks. I'll try it straight for a while. A certain party has me over the barrel. Tonight's the payoff. I plan on making it. That's all. Blackmail? And you're almost happy about it? Oh, oh. Now, look, herb, you're expecting me. Oh, you're thinking like an honest man. Now, turn it over. Huh? I'm stuck, so I pay once. Blackmail's your name for it. We call it smart money. And smart money is what we deal in. You follow? Almost. But this certain party, is it Donna Rowland? Marlow, after what I said about your good sense. Oh, yeah, how straight can you get, huh? Heh, heh, heh, heh. Leave it alone, Phil. Goodnight, boy. I watched them go as far as the bar and pass Larry, who quietly fell and stepped behind without so much as the command healed. And when they both disappeared into a door marked private, I decided I'd had enough of old Mexico. I got out to my car and pointed it back to Donna Rowland's place for the only reason left. I didn't know where else to go. Half hour later, when I was there, I was glad it had played that way because number 1312 North Bronson was not dark as I'd left it, but lights on, front door, wide open radio going in for a topper, a gentleman of maybe 35, in tweeds and a sunburn mixing himself a drink. The evening paper opened on a nearby coffee table. What? Good evening. Oh, you startled me. You a friend of Donna's? Yeah, yeah. She in? No, she... Say, who are you? You barge in here, close the door, make yourself... I told you I'm a friend of Donna's. Oh, that's odd. So am I. A study boyfriend. Shall we try again? All right, the name's Marlow. I'm a private detective working for Donna. Donna hired a private detective? Why, what's wrong? Take it easy, Mr... Mr. Sattler, Doug Sattler, now please, now Mr. Marlow, come to the point. I had a date with Donna. Yeah, well, from the way she left here, I don't think she's going to keep it. Why not? Why shouldn't she? Well, for one thing, if you don't know already, there's a body in the bedroom there. But somebody's dead in there? Yeah, very dead. Let's have a look, huh? Maybe somebody you can identify. It's a woman, Mr. Sattler, a blonde. She was shot. Well, who is it, Sattler? A friend of Donna? Oh, it's Donna. To make every day more enjoyable, treat yourself often to refreshing, delicious Wrigley Spearman chewing gum.   Helps you keep going at your best. So for real chewing enjoyment, that's refreshing and long-lasting, always keep Wrigley Spearman chewing gum handy. Healthful, delicious Wrigley Spearman gum will make every day more enjoyable. Now with our star Gerald Moore, the second act of Philip Marlowe and tonight's exciting story, The Girl from Pitchfork Corners. The thing in the bedroom was no prettier than it had been when I first found it, only now it had a name. Donna. Donna Rollins, my client. And as Doug Sadler stared at it and repeated the name as long hands began to twist each other and its forehead got sticky, that finally took him by the shoulder and turned him around away from it.  Donna, dead like that?  Why? Why? Now let's try the easy ones first, like who, huh? You mean you know who did this? It's not exactly the handcuffs, Dave Sadler, but I got a prospect. Come on, let's go in the other room. You can probably use a brace. Yeah, thanks. I need a drink. Yeah, I think it's a girl, a cute one with dark eyes and a double row of freckles across her nose. Freckles? Yeah, also she has brown hair and a bun and a mouth that probably like to smile once. I wasn't doing much of that when I reported to her tonight. You reported to her? Now wait a minute, that's impossible, Marlowe. Why? She was right here in the apartment. Furthermore, she said she was Donna Rollins. I can't understand this, any of it. Hey, wait a minute, take it easy with that stuff. I said a brace, not a bottle. I need it. See, I know the girl you've just described. Hmm? Her name's Beverly Cheskin. Cheskin? And the reason for killing? If she did? Jealousy. Maybe you better draw me a picture. She's a crazy, unreasonable kid from the sticks, Marlowe, from Pitchfork Corners, Kansas. From where? That's right, Pitchfork Corners. The rest of it's just as fantastic. Oh, what's the rest of the story? Last summer, my car broke down. I was stuck there for a week. She worked in the only drug store in town. I was just about the first guy she'd ever seen in something beside a straw hat and overalls. She fell for me, and well, I kind of let her on. You know how it felt, Will. I should. I've been hearing the same story since I was in the third grade. Oh, sure, sure. Rest of it, no doubt, goes right down the same cob. Your love let her seal with a kiss. You finally got around to breaking it to her gently about Donna. She wouldn't believe you and before you knew it, she dropped everything and came to the big city, huh? Yeah, two days ago. Yeah. You make it all sound pretty silly. It's no sillier to me than that corpse in there. Okay. It's hard to believe she'd actually commit a murder, Marlowe. She does have a temper. She's just pulled her life out by the roots. And you know what? They grow deep in places like Pitchfork and Warner City. Boy, didn't you care. Of course I did.  I tried to reason with her in my life. Never mind, never mind. Let's get on to the sophisticated part, huh? About Donna and one Mr. Latimer, for instance. Latimer? Who's that? Oh, how about Donna and Herbert Ring? I don't know any Herbert Ring, either. But Donna had a lot of business friends I didn't bother with. Why? Well, you should have. Doing business with Herb Ring means... Means what? What's that? Where'd you pick up off the floor, Marlowe? An old envelope. I'm a stick of neatness. Where's Beverly staying, Sadler? I don't know. She called me once, but she wouldn't tell me. I haven't seen her. Where'd she reach you? My hotel at Greenwood Arms. Marlowe, what are we going to do? About Beverly, I mean. Right now I'm going to try to find her. You can stand it, Sadler.  A crumpled envelope I'd found that didn't belong on Donna's floor had come from the Sunflower Motor Court. Qualified as a lead only because the name might appeal to a sentimental kinsman a long way from home. Well, it took the night man at the place five fumbling minutes to discover that Beverly Cheskin actually was registered. Five more to remember that she got a call just before I showed up. Had left in a big hurry and had crossed the street towards Sands, which was the U-Drive car lot done in Tired Green. So was Sands. Sorry, honey, but you're out of luck. Ain't a buggy left on the lot.  I don't want a car, Sam. I got my own across the street. I'm looking for a girl. What you doing it in here for? Because her name is Beverly Cheskin. Beverly, say now. Disco incident. For a little thing by that name, what you're saying? Freckles and all. Don't say freckles out here much. Made me kind of homesick. Yeah, but did she rent a car from you? No, she did. Brand-new Nash. Class one. She didn't give it to her.  Figured that LA traffic had put the wild on her until I found out it was love. Love? What do you mean? Why, she asked me what was the shortest way up to Vista Point. Heh, points to get it, son. I'll be very honest, not yet, no. Well, Vista's Mexican for view, oh, senor. Heh, points just to Hootenhalle east of the observatory. See the whole Dern Valley and all of the same up there. Oh, that's where she's headed, huh, you're sure? We're wrecking most romantic spots around. Dangerous road, though, more ways than one. But you ain't getting me, but you know all about it. Well, not all, but I'm willing to find out. Thanks, Sammy. That's all right, don't break the neck across the street, son, as you wait. Leave that heap right where it's set, Thomas. It won't be nitty-nitty. I won't take your word for it, Larry. It better. You and me'd have a nice talk. Tell him we have nothing in common. No, it's different. The name aren't a latimer, for instance. Sorry, some other time I got a date. Come with me. I said we're gonna talk, Mr. cool cucumber. I have to warm you up to it the hard way. It's okay with me. You know, Larry, there's something wrong with a guy who'll wear yellow suede shoes like those. He must be slow in his reflexes. I imagine I'll be seeing you as I hit it for Vista Point two ugly facts stood out clearly. First, the only person Beverly Cheskin would rush off to Vista Point 4 with Doug Satley.  And they both added up to the same thing in other cops. A road up from the valley floor was a narrow strip of crumbling concrete as full of twists as I heard worm. But near the top it leveled off in a series of ragged terraces, grossly overrated as the lovers rendezvous. I pulled off the road, hit my car near a scrub oak, and drove the rest of the way up on foot. A cold wind lashed at the manzanita as I worked my way up to the crest. The half moon played unpredictable tag with low clouds. So I followed the shadow of a stone wall out onto the jutting point, but the mountain fell away on three sides into a black gorge. Finally I spotted them. Doug Satley and the freckled kid from Pitchfork Corners banding close together at the edge of oblivion. I was in love with you, Doug. Doesn't my being here prove that? When you called me at the motel, I came up here as fast as I could, even though I knew what you'd done.  Why? Because she double crossed me on a business deal. A blackmail deal, Beverly. Blackmail? That's right. Donna knew plenty about certain men in this town, big timers who'd pay thousands or kill to keep others from finding out about them. Doug, how could you? It was risky I had to pose as somebody who didn't exist, Mr. Arnold Latimer, and pretend that he was the one who had all the information. I demanded 50 grand from a guy named Ring and set Donna up as the go-between. Then, as Latimer, I was supposed to go to San Francisco on the train and wait for Donna to come with the money. But I'd have waited the rest of my life. She intended to keep it all for herself. But you killed her, Doug. Was it that important to you? You still don't get it, do you? I know now that there's no chance for us, for you and me. No chance at all, ever. I'm going through with the deal alone, Beverly. I'm going to get that money. But I've got to do something else first. I heard enough. I reached my 38 nades along the wall to them to where I knew I couldn't miss. I made a mistake, Beverly. I dropped an envelope in Donna's place and Marlowe found it. He knows I lied, but I can still say I did it to protect you. Protect me? What do you mean?  I was counting on the wind to cover any noise, and it did. That's why I was caught flat-footed by a sharp pain. I crouched down as Herbert Ring stepped out of the brush across the clearing a thin-barrelled gun in his hand. Don't move, sister! I started moving again. His ring rolled a mobile with his foot. He was dead. That's the only pay-off for me.  I'm sorry, I really am. But it's no worse than he was going to do to you. Ring, duck, Beverly! I think God let Ring go and reach for it. Just relax. And Larry, that louse, he was supposed to... Yeah, it's a little late for tips, Herb. You should have hired a better class of help.  Nobody's perfect. Even you... Yeah, where'd I slip? Too much volume when I talk to Sam? Yeah, that's right, Bobbuff. I tagged you there, and listened. So you knew where to come and you heard the rest of it up here and you did. They'd take it, Herb. It's not gonna be easy getting it down this hill to a dock. Are you kidding, Shamas? 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The following is a presentation of TFNN The Trader's Edge with Steve Rhodes toll-free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> The Trader's Edge now Steve Rhodes Good morning folks. Welcome to the July 17th, the magnificent Monday edition of today's Trader's Edge show. I'm your host, Steve Perseverance. Rhodes, who absolutely knows that each of us should always be pioneers of our future versus prisoners of our past. I hope everyone out there is having a great day. Let's make sure we have an extraordinary one. Now the easiest way to do that, well it's to always remember that life is happening for us, not to us. That's right, when you and I make that one little two by four shift, it means we can find the gift in every set of circumstances 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 at just past 11 o'clock in the morning, I want you to know I'm absolutely grateful for your presence here but even more important than that and that's this during this next 53 minutes I'm here to serve you. So feel free to pick up that phone. We'd love to hear from you<PHONE_NUMBER>. If you've got a question though, you can't call in, you can send me an email. Now send that off early, send that to Steve at tfn.com and inside the subject heading, please put radio show question. Of course, if you're inside our tiger stand, well then any and every ping will do. So let's go ahead and get this show started on a magnificent Monday. Of course, this is Tiger Financial News Network. I'm Steve Rhodes. Welcome to the show. Right now a bit of a mixed bag. The mix is coming from Dow Transports down about six tenths percent or 97 points. The other US entities traded the upside. Now up about one tenth a little over that 49 points. Same for the S&P eight points, four tenths for the NASDAQ 164, eight tenths for the Russell 16 points, one percent for the semis, that's a 35 point move there. Gold is off about nine bucks, silver down 18 cents, lights recruit off 50 pennies, natural gas is flat, and the 30-year treasury printing down at 126.03, that is off 11 ticks. Leading the charge, dollar-wise the upside, you've got Arjenix up 115 bucks or 30 percent, Mercado Libre 17 bucks, nearly 2 percent, El Nile and Pharmaceuticals 8 percent, 15 bucks, ServiceNow 13 bucks, Netflix up 12, about a two and seven tenths percent move. To the downside, the shakers out there, Appellus Pharmaceuticals 19 percent move $16. Restoration hardware off 11 bucks, that's 3 percent, asthma holdings $10 to the downside, a little over 1 percent, Thermo Fisher scientific one to four tenths percent or seven bucks, and Pool Corporation down 750, that's a two percent move to the downside. Of course I want to look at what you want to look at, let's begin where we begin, begin where we begin, you got to love that. Let's start with our market breath out here, let's look at that 30-minute market breath for the S&P and the NASDAQ 100. See S&P up on our charts right now, 157, 162 above, 152 below, so just turn slightly bullish out there, let's look at the NASDAQ 100, NDX, let's see if this is bullish or bearish with regard to its 30-minute timeframe and we've got 48 above, 16 below. So for the 30-minute timeframe for the S&P and the NQ, we go take those intraday charts, we know that that has bullish market breath. Let's look at the other four times, 60, 240, daily and weekly. We take a look at the S&P 500 and a 60-minute timeframe slightly bearish, 153 above, 195 below, that's the only timeframe. If we take a look at the NDX 100, what we have out here is bullish for all four time frames. So to repeat or to summarize, the NASDAQ 100 bullish market breath for 30, 60, 240, daily and weekly and S&P 500 is the 60-minute timeframe that is just slightly bearish out there, otherwise its other time frames are bullish. So now let's go take a look at what we take a look at here. Let's stay on this chart, where are we at here, what do we have? Okay, so here what we can see, this is the daily timeframe set of charts out here, we can see last week how the tops inside of both the ES, the NQ and the Russell 2000 each failed. So those tops are no longer in place out there, we don't have any new profiles to speak of and it looks like the Dow wants to go target the top bits weekly profile 34, 888 and the IWM, the Russell 2000 does have a confirmed A to B equal CD to the upside with a price target of 20-30 out there. Let's go out to California and speak with Garo. Garo, thanks for calling, thanks for holding, how are you today? I'm very good, how about you, sir? Excellent, thanks much for asking, had a very nice weekend, saw some pretty nice golf out there, looking forward to the open championship. Are you, I don't think you're a golfer, but am I wrong about that? No, I'm not, I only like football, that soccer, football. I love that, that's the only thing that I watch, the rest to me is just, doesn't mean nothing.  Coming to, I wish he would come here to California and I would be a host and I would take care of you. I'm sure, well, I think he's going to make something like about 60 or 80 million dollars a year down here in Miami. So tickets, the tickets for the first game, I think it might be tomorrow or something, but the smallest price is 200 bucks, kind of interesting for soccer down here. But I know you called to talk about restoration hardware, RH is the ticker symbol out there. Garo, tell me what you're doing and how I can best help you. RH, I've been with it for long, the same way that I was with MDB. Yes. This one has been gone up like a ladder is very extended. Yes. And then when I look at the weekly chart, I see that since last June, of June of last year, it's been hitting on that 200 simply moving average several times, one, two, three, four, five times and been rolling down after that. Now again, it's been hitting the last formation that I see has been hit the 200 day and there is a red candle next to that 200 day and the stochastic is been rolling down. What do you think that this is the end of it is going to be a short from here or you don't see no sign of short? It's a great question. So first, when I take a look at the daily time frame chart out here, one of the patterns that I'd be looking for is to try to come up with an A to B equal senior pattern of the upside. And I really don't see one. As you said, this has just been a vertical move to the upside. And now I still show this on the daily time frame and I just want to see if this matches what you have, Garo. I still show the parabolic SAR dot below price for the daily time frame right now. I showed it about 360, 52. I have not heard back from the folks at E-Signal. So just curious, do you have that same setup or is this another chart you do? Okay. I have that SAR, sir. The value of my SAR is 350, 352. From that point, this is going to go south. But it has long ways to go. At least we have something around $10 until to get to that point. Sure. But the end of the candle on the daily chart, it's below its five-day moving average. I see that, yes. When the tail of the candle is red and goes below them, the value of that five-day, that is not a good sign. Okay. But I'm not going to short it until that candle hits the lower dot and the dot moves up. From there on, yes, I have that confidence. Still it's not 100%, but I have that confidence that the trend is changing and now it's downwards. Excellent. Besides those dots, do you see anything else? Yes. 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So the level of support, and I mentioned this before we went to break, it's in the 358 area. 358 area happens to be the oscillator and change line. Currently printed on my screen at 358.94. That is a likely price target for a pullback. That's the first level of sport that I would be looking for. So if we do get a two-day pullback and price pulls back to that level, would it be a short? Well, for me, it would not be a short. For you, it could be, it depends on where your dot is. My dot's at 360.52. Yours is around 353, I believe. But for me, if it holds that green oscillator and change line, that still is bullish, especially bullish because what I don't have is a daily topping pattern, at least the type that I use out here. So I don't see a daily topping pattern.  So I think the first thing I'd be looking for is, does this extend beyond a two-day pullback? If not, then this is still bullish out there. So any questions about this chart before I move on to anything else? No, that's fine. So far, it's very good. But let me tell you, Steve, 353 and change is today's price. Tomorrow, that's going to be a different number. Yeah, go ahead. Yeah, so I just wanted to, the difference between my number and your number are going to be about the same area. And so what I just wanted to say is for me to get bearish or to confirm that it's lost that momentum would need to be a close below that oscillator and change that. Now, if it does close below that, Garo, again, right now it's a 358.92, the price target would then become the top of its daily profile unless a new profile were to form. You or I, we don't know that right now there is none. And so then the next downside target for me would be 34165. Now, that profile formed below price. That's a bullish message for the stock itself as long as price can remain above that 34165 area. That's what I see when I look at the daily chart. The weekly chart, the one thing that I notice here, Garo, is that the first time up to the highs at 200 day moving average, like we took a look at on the black background charts, was back here for the week of what August 19th and the volume there was 3 million shares. The next time that we're up at that 200, which I don't show on my screen here was on the black background screen was 4.1 million shares. And that was February 3rd. Last week, you were up with 6.4 million shares. So we have accelerating volume as price moves higher. To me, that's a bullish sign. And then when I take a look at the weekly chart, I've kind of drawn in here your basic consolidation type pattern that I see out here. So the weekly chart is suggesting to me that price wants to make a move eventually up into the 440 ish type range out there. And the monthly chart is confirming that and it's confirming that because we have a TD9 count bottom, that TD9 count bottom completed in July of 2022. And last month, price closed above the top of its monthly profile, something we haven't seen for quite some time. And the top of that profile was 30252 or 365 right now. So the monthly chart says bullish, the weekly chart says bullish, but it's testing that 200 day moving average. But we got to wait to see what it looks like on Friday. And the daily chart says, okay, I'm just ready for a normal two day pullback. That's what I see at this moment in time. What questions do you have about these additional chart here that I've shared with you? No, it's fine. Everything is fine because I don't I don't believe in volume at all. Yes, a stock can go up with a very low volume. It can go down with a very low volume. So the volume is a nonsense. You see, unfortunately, unfortunately, I don't say that you're wrong. Steve, you're right. But I don't believe in volume at all. So that's why when you say it's going to this time is going up with 6 million. So that that that doesn't that doesn't mean nothing to me. But anyways, the way you explain to me, I that that's how much I grasp by looking at these two charts. But we have to again, we have to wait and see that how it's going to act on the daily. A daily chart to me is very, very important because tomorrow is going to be a different number than 353, 552. And if the candle goes down and hits that dot and that flips up, then then I don't know for some reason, I believe more in star dots than volume. I understand. And then from on, we see what will happen. And probably I will call you sometimes next week. And we go over it, but I do appreciate that very, very much for your time and listening to me. Thank you, sir. Thank you. You bet. Garo. Always good to speak to you. That was Garo in California.<PHONE_NUMBER>. If you'd like to call as well, folks, we would love to hear from you. Let's go and take a little bit. We do have a couple of requests that have come in. So let's get to those. I want to make sure one came in from Friday. I didn't get it till after we were off the show. And this was for David in Panama City in the ticker symbol that Dave wants to take a look at is team. So we've got that up on my screen here. I just wanted to get to my other church. If you just give me a moment, please. And so when we take a look at team, you've got the 180 calls that expire in July of July, July 28th. So what we have out here is Friday was a really two candle formations out there, two candle topping formations, I should say, a TD9 count top and a Rosemont Dementicator. Now, whenever you get a topping pattern, all that it really entitles sellers to do is try to push price back to support. Can it bust through support? In essence, that was really the conversation that I was having with Garo was trying to understand, where are some support levels? And we took a look at that oscillator and change line as being the first one. Well, turns out that this morning, what team did was it pulled back, tested and rejected that green oscillator and change line. So even though we have two topping patterns here, not that two make it any stronger than one, what we also have is a successful test of support. And you now have price trading above the top of its daily profile. Of course, it was on Friday as well. And it's green oscillator and change line conditions here, David, are neutral to bullish. Got bearish more neutral than anything else. But because of today's test, I'm going to go neutral to bullish. Does it get to the 180? Well, you're in the money here, so or you should be in the money here. On a weekly basis, if we take a look at last week's move higher, when it generated that Rosemont Dementicator top, when it generated that TD9 count top, that's when price was tested another level of resistance. David, that was the weekly top of its profile, 188.57. And what it was also doing last week was testing the resistance of the monthly oscillator and change line, which is red at 192.14. Now, last time price was up here, was on the trading day of June 6. That had volume there of 2.1 million shares. And on Friday, it was pushing with 3 million shares. Now, it did close below that swing point, but what it was signaling to us is that price should at least test that swing again. Now, it could just be the bottom of the swing point. The bottom of the swing point or the low, I should say of June 6 is 182.61. We've already tested that today. The volume on that candle, I think I mentioned that before, it was 2.1 million shares. So far today, you're up with 300,000 shares. So we've got much lighter volume than we did on Friday. A test of rejection would say we probably just consolidate between there and 172.45. Steve Rhodes with TFN and we'll be right back. Gold Report. As a precious metal, gold is still king. 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It's already tested that even if it rejects that swing point, which would mean a close below 294. It should retest it again. But Dan, on a daily base what you'd like to see here is a close above $289. If you get that, that suggests that you get back to its recent highs. Those are the ones from March of 2023. That's up at the $333 level. On a monthly timeframe, CVM has a confirmed TD9 count bottom was bar number eight out there. Price consolidated with insight. It's a monthly profile. That's a new profile that formed last month, Dan. The resistance level there is $332. So the call we make here is we get a daily close above $289. Odd's favor, it makes a move up to $332. If it can close above $332, it'll signal a longer term change in trend and then suggest a move up to $448. $448 would be the TD9 count breakdown resistance level. So Dan, I hope that helps you out with regard to what CVM is doing out there. You had a second request. That was a take look at IBRX. As we pull this chart up here, IBRX, printing out right now at about 307. And it is trading above the top of its daily profile. So Dan, you'd love to see two consecutive closes above 291. 291 is the top of that daily profile. If you get that, what is likely to then occur is a move up to 365. I say likely to occur because the monthly chart says we're sitting at resistance. There's really two levels of resistance that it's taking on on a monthly basis, Dan. The first is the top of the profile. Granted, we're slightly above it. 298 is the top of the profile. We're trading right now at 307. Yeah, 307, 311, 307 area out there. So on a monthly basis, if you can get a close above that oscillator and change line, that is currently printing at 311. So you got 311, which is basically where we're at right now. If you can get a close above that on a monthly basis, I realize it's still early there, that would then signal to you and I that moved to 365. So just trading above it will be helping us to get or helping this instrument to get to that outcome. But on a daily basis right now, you're trading above resistance. The second close above that suggests that move to the 365 area. You just simply have that battle on that monthly timeframe chart. So Dan, I hope that helps you out with regard to IBRX and thanks so much for the requests that you have provided. Nancy is asking the question, which I do not know the answer to, and Nancy is going to say excellent question. The question is, is there any way to gauge what the impact on Apple is going to be inside of the rebalance that is taking place? I believe it's next Monday. So I think today, either they have, perhaps they've released what percentages they're going to drop things back to. Nancy, I don't know. I don't know the answer to your question, but I would imagine over the next couple of days we should maybe be able to get a gauge on that. But what we can do, at least we can go take a look at the Apple chart. So why don't we at least do that? Well, Apple, there's five instruments, right? I believe there's five instruments that are going to be recalibrated out there. So you've got Apple, I think you've got Apple, Microsoft, NVIDIA, Amazon, and Meta.  I assume those are the five, but don't quote me on that. Don't quote me on that. If we take a look at Apple, Apple today running into the top of its daily profile, aren't just consolidating with inside its daily profile, finding resistance at its oscillator and change line. I do not see a top here, although I probably could make a sell the D point. Let me see here. Yeah, there's there, certainly there's a sell the D point pattern with this gap to the downside. But the net gap got taken out with the gap to the upside this morning. So no, I don't see a topping pattern in Apple. I see a consolidation with inside its profile. What I can say Nancy is that if Apple pulls back because of the rebalancing here, it should find support at $185.01 between $185.01 and $185.96. If price would have closed below $185.01, $186.05 would become the next target. And if price closed below that, then there's some other problems out there. So that's what I'd be looking at with regard to Apple. Is there a way for me to gauge what is going to happen to price as the rebalancing takes place? I imagine the rebalancing is done on Friday of this week. Are they really saying that it's Monday, the 24th? Interesting. In any event out there, I hope that helps you out. I tell you what we can do, maybe it kind of helps out a little bit, is go into the question that came in from InnoVisual inside the Tiger Stem. And Inno's question was about, he said last week, I made the statement that the, well, it wasn't that chart that I wanted. I made the statement, we'll have to go back and actually, what did he say? Give me a second here, go to find it. I didn't write it down. I thought I did, but I did not. It was, okay, so Steve is having trouble. Here we go, Steve. He had a potential sell on the weekly NQ last week. What would need to happen to confirm that? Not much supporting it right now, but markets change. Yes, they do. So we've got the charts for the NQ. So that was the question. First of all, the question was what would need to happen to confirm that? The only thing that needs to happen to confirm the sell signal is the end of the week. So a TD9 count pattern is what we were looking at. So you're looking at the center screen out here. I'll just simply expand it out. I don't have the continuous contract up here. I've just got the current September. I don't have a ton of data, but I do have enough data to let us know that we got to a TD9 count top out there. I also see this Roadsmen Dominicator signal that has been triggered. Now, on a weekly basis on a TD9 count top is either bar eight, nine, in this case here we know is at least bar nine, or the following bar number nine, you know, that would identify the top. So the only thing that we need is really just for the week to complete. And then we will officially have a TD9 count top. Now, whatever the high is, whatever the high is presently the high of the pattern, I don't know that this is going to stick or not, but presently the high of the pattern is 15, 8, 57, 25, whatever that high is, come the end of the week. If price closes above that the following week that this pattern will have failed tells about a strong upward momentum move and that we should be looking for much higher price inside the NQ. But your other question with regard to what needs to happen out there, when we get a topping pattern on a larger timeframe, we should then begin to see topping patterns confirm on smaller timeframes. It doesn't have to be each smaller timeframe, but we should start seeing tops occur on smaller timeframes. Well, it's logical to go from a weekly chart to a daily chart. And we do that, we take a look at the NQ, what we see here are triggered rogment and indicator signals out here. Now, if we don't take out tomorrow's yesterday's high, our Friday's high out there, and then we do spike above that in the next couple of days, that being 15, 8, 57, 25, we would at least trigger another seventh wave move signal, that would be letter G, you would need a lower high to confirm that pattern. In essence, you know, visual, what I'm really trying to say to you, not very well, but I'm still trying, is that if we get a confirmed top on the daily timeframe, that adds to the signal that we have on the weekly. So what do we really need to see on a weekly basis to confirm its top, we need to see a daily top to tell us that that weekly TD9 count pattern is likely to take hold. 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It is trying to take out a B point of an A to B equal CDT upside on a daily basis. That B point was from the trading day of July 3rd. Now this is the problem. July 3rd, we know is holiday trading, 892,000 shares. Today you're at 382, 382, 400,000 shares says we do about 1.2 million shares. So technically speaking, it looks like you're going to get a confirmed A to B equal CDT upside today. Now again, they get that volume issue between the holiday and today, but the A to B equal CD would give you a price projection of 295. That would be the one to one. You can see at 297.82, you have a TD9 count breakdown resistance level out there. So very likely what we have is SEDG, solar edge technologies, is getting ready to confirm an A to B equal CDT upside. In order to do that, it needs to close a day above 277.73. That is the B point on a weekly basis. We can see that price is right now trading above its oscillator and change line. It is a slightly bullish structured profile. On Friday last week, price closed above the center of that bullish structured profile. What typically unfolds there, David, is that signals its intent to move to the top of the profile. And that's at 305.69. So continued closes above the weekly oscillator and change line of 278 and change out there is going to add to the idea of a move to 305. So we've got 295.43, 297.82, and 305.69 as a likely price target. And lastly, on a monthly basis, that likely price target would be up at 313.56. That's where it would experience some resistance. It looks to me like SEDG, as long as it closes today above 277.73, I would say tomorrow as well. We like to have those two-bar confirmations out there. What that would be suggesting to you and I, David, is that price wants to make that run towards those levels, the 295-ish area out there. So I hope that helps you out with regard to solar edge. I will say though, let's look at this, today is also going to become bar number seven of its move higher, consecutive sessions out here. I see one other instance where we had a seven consecutive move higher that was back on January 17, 2023. That led to your typical two-bar pullback out there. So what I would also then say is you should experience a two-day pullback. It likely begins today. Do I have any kind of a signal for that? I do not. I'd be watching a short-term timeframe chart, such as a 30-minute chart. Here, for example, is the 30-minute timeframe chart. It shows us roads have been to indicator signals have been triggered, but nothing has been confirmed. In order to be confirmed, you need a bearish reversal candle out there. So that's what I see when we take a look at that solar edge technologies out there. David, thanks much for taking the time to write in. Much appreciated. And yes, Vic did write in. He said, Messi is the soccer player, is what Stevie Ray Vaughan, and he knows that he and both of us love Stevie Ray Vaughan, is two-axe players. He's the Michael Jordan of football. There's no doubt. I saw Messi play during the championships, most recent championships, and especially as a penalty kicking. It really extraordinary control that he has over his body, what's going on in front of him, the ball, and it is fun to watch. I will definitely go down and catch a game. I don't want to pay 200 bucks for a soccer ticket, though. But I definitely will get down there. All right, John C inside the Tigers. I wanted to take a look at NVIDIA out there, and I think it might have just been, can we take a look at NVIDIA? So we've got NVIDIA up on our screen out here. This thing is strong like bull. Last week, negated a TD-9 count top. That TD-9 count top formed on June 23rd, and that lasted basically for, didn't really last, because the pattern completed the week before last, and that got immediately negated last week. This says a strong momentum move was still underway for NVIDIA to the upside. On a monthly time frame, on a monthly time frame, we are in bar number seven of its move. It has a B point that had volume of 1 billion, 1 billion 81 million shares, and it was passed with 1.1 billion. So there's a confirmed A to B equal CD to the upside. John C, what we're going to do here is we're going to switch panels, charts. We're going to go to the black background charts where I can draw in those A to B equal CD. For all I know, I might have them in there anyways, but let's pull up the NVIDIA charts and see what we have going on, on that monthly confirmed A to B equal CD to the upside. Oh, we do. And so what we can also see out here is that the one-to-one price target, let me get rid of, well, the one-to-one price target, I won't get rid of it, the one-to-one price target gets us up to 423.49, and we're well above that right now. So the next price target becomes, it's really the next price target is the range between 493.76 and 509.26. 493.76 is the expansion of the swing points from the high from November 1st, 2021, 346.47 down to the low that took place in October of 2022, and that's at 177, I'm sorry, that's at 134.97. And if we, I can't be, that's a 108, 108.13, 346.47 to 108.13. So all I've done is I've taken those two data points and I've calculated 1.272 and the 1.618 expansion of that. The 1.272 is the one that gets us to 509.26 to 493.76. 509.26 is the one to 1.618, A to B equal CD to the upside. Strong looking move out here, we take a look at the weekly time, the monthly time frame chart. On a weekly basis out here, shoot, you're past the one to 3.618, A to B equal CD. So I don't have anything, when we negated a TD-9 count top, I think the monthly really kicks in on a daily basis. If we did get a bearish reversal candle, that would confirm arrangement of indicator top, price remains above profile, price remains above its green oscillator and change line. John C., I don't know any other way to look at this, if that's, yeah, you asked about that. I don't see any other way to look at this and come with a different conclusion that Nvidia is running the world out here. It is strong like bull and that ain't no bull. All right, so let's see if we've got any other questions that have come in, nothing by email, let me just make sure, nothing by email, a quick peek of the den and I don't see anything out there. So now what do we do, folks? I'm just curious, Nvidia, where are we at on its seasonal cycle basis? Let's go take a look at Nvidia, see if we can figure that out. So here in the S&P 500, this happens to be our 95-year cycle that says we should expect a top right around now, but Nvidia, let's go see if we can find out what its seasonal pattern is, because it surely is strong. Well, its seasonal pattern, interestingly enough, over the course of the last 24 years says we should be in a descending cycle that doesn't bottom out until we get to August 10th. We're clearly not in that. This is ignoring its seasonal cycle out there, so no reason for Stevie to put that on your screen for any longer than that. We get back for this breakout here. I don't think we have any other question. If that's the case, we'll just take a look at the intraday charts for the NASDAQ and the ESM. Steve Rhodes with TFNN, we'll be right back. If you're looking for potential trading setups in the stock market, then Rocket Equities and Options Report is a newsletter you should try. 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It's taken out, we'll confirm that by looking at XBI. It's taken out a swing point from back on July 13th in volume of 25 million shares. You're already at 22 million shares so far. So you've got a confirmed A to B equals CD to the upside pattern out here. That ought to take us to about, let me give you the approximation on this. In the LABU, the 1 to 1 is about the 680-ish type area. 754 could also be a price target. That's at CD9 count breakdown level. The weekly chart looks bullish to me. The monthly chart looks somewhat bullish. Let's take a quick peek here at XBI. Make sure that's confirming the same thing. Oh, it's not. You didn't see that chart? Son of a gun, Stevie. Thanks Bill. Sorry about that. Let's just change the windows here. So we're going to look at XBI anyway. So if XBI confirms what we just took a look at, so XBI has got a swing point out here from July 13th, that volume 4.4 million shares. So far today you are at 4.2. So in the case of XBI, let's take a look at that A to B equals CD to the upside. There's your A to B. Let's just simply move that over to that C point. That gives you an XBI. I moved to about 8803. 90.09 happens to be at CD9 count breakdown resistance level. Bullish on the weekly, bullish on the monthly chart out there.  It kept that A to B. It kept the C to D leg out there. So that's what I see when I take a look at LAB, U. Real quickly, if we go take a look at interday, what's going on? Here's the NQ charts out there. On the NQ charts, what do we have? You've got a TD9 count top on the four hour timeframe. That's really what to watch out here. That high, and that's the high that is presently is at 15, 857.25. We're trading into that swing point. Likely will be tested. A close above 15, 857.25 suggests that we continue to add higher out there. 30 minute chart. You're in bar number nine as we come to this 12 o'clock session. So by 12.30, we should see a retracement begin. And that should take us back towards 157.41. Folks, stay tuned for great programming. I'll be back with you tomorrow on terrific Tuesday. Please have a magnificent, marvelous Monday. Thanks for being here.