I'd love to be pinned down by Mr. Yagami, 100% straight. Bro, I was in the gym the other day, and I just threw on the Death No Sound track. You know that song that goes like, HEH HEH HEH HEH HEH Like that evil death music, I started putting that on, and I was running, like I was running away from the cops.   Show up, show up, if not, I don't know what to tell you, just don't. Uhh, yeah, that's it. Let's get to the video. Bro, I was looking through this intro, right? And there's a girl in this intro. Where is she in the show? I'm ready for some female representation in this show, man. Like, who is that? Looks like a nice emo girl. My type. What a shot. What a shot to Oboe.    You should be saying that, but in a different way, okay? Not like this. Why are you so demented, bro? Why? What's wrong? Why are you walking behind me? It should be the question. Hi! Why does his voice have- Oh my god.  Imagine a horse shinigami. Oh my god, only if she saw him right there. Touch his death note, you'll see him. Damn!   How'd he do that? Ryuk's laughing. This is a game to him. Dude, I could be Ryuk. I could laugh evil. I'm that ugly, too. This would work. I love how Ryuk sees this.  They can't be Kira. Not even if they pretended to be. Like, you think a guy that looks like this is Kira?   He's the only one I would be a little suss about.  He gets down. I'm telling you, at night, bro, he puts the pounding down. I wonder why Light is so handsome. All that man juice inside of Mr. Yagi-mi. I got it. So, hold him on phone like this is his own call, dude. Watari is on his way. We get to see what Watari looks like. Uh-oh. Uh-oh. She's suss. Oh, she's suss? I'd be suss, too. Wearing a white jacket with white shoes like that. Uh-oh. He's still walking behind her. She's still walking behind her.  He's a sith? His eyes turn red again.  He's smiling while saying that. I want to see how this woman dies, but it can't be called following her. Fuck. I want to see it.  Is he going to start jerking off?  I can't trust these girls, man.  Oh, that's cool, man. She's smart. She's smart. She's smart. Oh, that's cool, man. She's smart. F.B.I.A. She's better than Ray Penber. Ray's like, here's my card.  You can know everything about me, light. Oh, my God.  She's going to grab a branch from the tree and start choking herself to death? Don't you know, like, if he's laughing like this. Bro, I feel like Ryuk is low-key. Loving light. Like, there's a bond right there that no Shinigami has with anybody else. Like, has he had people before this? Has he supplied the dead note to people? Was he there, like, guide? Kind of like that? Because I feel like he likes light. Like, he's laughing to give him, like, a little hint. Or does he really find it funny? I feel like he's giving him the hint. Like, he's loving this game because of how smart light is. Give me. Oh, I love her. Now I love her. That's the guy that had no face! Why should there be, like, a happy meal in there? Oh. I thought he's going to open it and there was going to be, like, five McDonald's happy meals. I would not have doubted it. Like, that would have been normal. This is weird to me. I love that a badge would say police. It's not even translated. Web of Japanese guys sees a police officer on the street.  Like, how, like, bro, of course you're sus. Of course she's not going to give you her real name. Like, you're walking behind her. You're walking miles with her and not even saying a word.  Intelligence is the sexiest thing.   That's like if I'm over here and I'm, like, there's no way. There's no way that's possible. I could believe in a death note falling from the sky and a Shinigami hovering over my body. But I can't believe it missed. There's no way, bro. There's no way. Especially with the crowd of people? No. No way. They're not even talking that loud. Why'd you walk past them like that?  Stop following her! What was that? Is this normal in Japan? You walk behind people and they'll talk? You can just turn it off, bro. You're behind her. She doesn't see you. What's the price of you cheating to hear that? Everyone seems to have super hearing in this show.  So she wakes up and there's nothing. Nothing, you're fine, bro. I mean, you're in the open, so I want to do that. I don't know.  What kind of angle is that? Look at that animation.  The way you know is light nose and, you know? I love that. Is he going to take that deal and get the Shinigami eyes? Kind of want to see that.  God damn, finally! I can't get over this porn stash, bro. That's just a straight-up rectangle.  My real name ain't Nicholas Light.  Did you really believe my last name was Light? No, my last name's actually TV.  Come here, wife!  They're going to get dark tonight. No, I didn't mean that in an abusive way. I meant that in a sexual tension way, guys. You know when they like to be tied up with a belt, man?  This is supposed to be 1930, man.   I guarantee you, man, this is a child's play. Dude, he looks a little evil, man. I don't know. I'd love to be pinned down by Mr. Yagami. 100% straight.  Leave her alone, man! Yo, if he still follows her, I might transport myself into this anime.  Damn, that's a nice shot. Oh, my God. Look at that stare, bro. She turns around and sees you staring. You're fucked. Hey.  What is he? Light, you need to re-valuate your light, bro. I don't get it. She said bye! I turn around like every 10 seconds in New York. Y'all are too trusting in this country. I'm Kira. How many times do they say hi? Hurry up, talk! You're just looking at her eyes! I know it's anime, but come on! How does he think of this stuff? Look at him. Oh! Bro, this dude lies like I breathed, but he's so good at it. That's the scary part of this, man. It ain't Ryuk. It ain't the death note.  Yeah, you're just a high school student. You said it. How are you above college level?  She believes him? He's closing his eyes and talking. I would have believed him. God, bro, she's about to squirt. Oh, you got her.  Give it up to Reeves' voice actor, man. Damn. Stop chasing her! Oh, my God! She said bye like five times!  Yo, light. You're making this hard, man. I would not trust a single breath from you. Oh, my God.  No wonder why you got married. When he wants to be evil, he goes like this. Yo, Ryuk even finds it amazing. Oh, she's dying. She's dying, bro.  Now, y'all are talking to each other, not even looking at each other.  You dumbass! What, he turned into a dinosaur?  It's just the Avengers! Ah! Oh, my God.  Bro, my heart's racing.  She's probably... She lives in America!    What did you just say? You're still very young and beautiful. Oh, my God. Why yoggin' me?  What are you talking about? And she is beautiful, but why are you telling her that, man? What does being beautiful have to do with this?  Oh, my God. The way to screen-shake in the red background.  That's sick! Oh, my God! That's not my real name, but here it is. Oh, not the death music! Oh, my God.  It's because she lived in America, that's why.   How's he gonna write it down? Now it's snowing? Why is he having an umbrella when it's snowing?  Money. Oh!  How'd he write all that? Commit suicide in a way that nobody will be inconvenienced and her body will not be discovered. Dies by implementing this plan within 48 hours, unless he already wrote that down and just wrote her name. That's the only way.  I wonder if he saw a light. This is a dark scene, man.   Oh, my God! Look! I have chills right now.  Oh, my God, bro, my heart! He's crazy! Oh, my God! That's chilling.   The stairway to heaven? Where did that come from? What if people see this?  Oh, my God! Oh, that's the thumbnail right there, man. Dude. Why is Death so beautiful? Okay, so that was one of my favorite episodes of the show so far. I mean, the first episode, of course, is biased because it was the first episode, it brought you into this world, and it seems so interesting to me the idea of a Death Note. But, like, besides the first episode, this was the best one, man.  Like, incredible. This was incredible that when it started snowing and the agent that walked by them, I wonder if he saw lights and her. But it didn't look like he did, but at the same time, he's an agent in the task force, so maybe he was paying attention. Because to become in the task force, you have to be aware, like 24-7. So I'm sure he noticed that.  Is that supposed to be headquarters?  I don't know. Anyways, guys, what do you think of this episode? What do you think of this scene? That was an amazing scene.  I'm gonna be thinking about that. I'm gonna watch that again. Oh, by the way, by the time this video is uploaded, I'm going live on Twitch at 4 p.m. Eastern, so if you want to show up, go show up there. Bye.


Hey everybody for us here. I'm ripping case number 26 2022 tops tier one baseball hobby. Give me one sec guys Pickard team style on case 26 here Alex T. Phillies Alvin S with the Royals Brian E with the Marlins Brandon D has the Pirates and the White Sox Cameron V with the Giants Daniel W Dodgers What was that? Sorry Daniel W Dodgers Danny B Cardinals. I don't know what that loud noise was Derek K Yankees Edgar B Mets Gilbert D A's How Chun D-backs Henry C. Padres Jason K Ray's Johnny H. Ash Drew's Jonathan B Mariners Kevin C twins Costa Blue Jays Michael K. Angels Ryan M. Brave Sean T. Orioles Sean B Nationals Suzanne Cubs Thomas S. Tigers Thomas V. Brewers Tony N. Reds Guardians Rockies Rangers and William I with the Red Sox. Good luck everybody. Thanks for joining Okay, so I that's what I thought it was there's also just I don't know man I was like is it really thunder at this time of day?  I know I thought maybe because there's like a driving school nearest guys like a like a like a Yeah, like what am I trying to say? Yeah, but like a CDL driving thing Like tractor trailers just up next door and I was like, oh, maybe someone crashed If that happened I would have to go check it out, you know Jersey card twins Josh Donaldson the 349 as one does Brewer's auto Corbin Burns the 299 Silver ink auto Marlins rookie Brian De La Cruz one of 10 That's a nice one for Miami De La Cruz Solid hit there Guys, let's get these next three tier one cases filled up basketball sold out daytime And then we've got Star Wars finest random mini box style Looking forward to that stuff man. Let's get those filled up to again Should get one hit per mini box in Star Wars finest Always be that way in finest God back relic with the maze giants to one 99 White socks, I don't mark Burley the 299 little last spot hit there Burley and Cubs auto Jersey auto Ian Hap to 99 Him and Contreras stayed put Although half I think has one we're here in his deal Contreras a little surprising I suppose does this seem like he thought he was getting traded He thought for sure. He was getting treated. Oh a jumbo.  Yeah, let's hope not. She's no hits Evan Longoria to 399 jersey card giants Man, dude, Jake not cool, man. Yeah, I just thought about that Ray's bronzing rookie auto Josh Lowe to 25 And a is auto Matt Olson at 299 Okay, it's next couple weeks. What we're looking forward to what's the release looking forward to I don't think select is in the next couple of weeks Okay, so it's still three weeks out That would honestly be pretty sick timing considering the season will start a little after that Jersey card brewers Lorenzo came to 399 jersey card brewers freddy perolta to 399 Jake Myers rookie auto astros out of 299 and a tier one talent yankees auto paul o'neill to 149 Got jersey car yankees dj la mayhew out of 399 and bat relic redsox jd martinez to 349 angels auto jared walsh out of 299 And a white socks rookie auto jake burger to 299 All right halfway through the case. Let's see what we've got On case 27 here coming up next red socks white socks royals and rays tweet that out Yeah, i'm gonna guess it's a burrito in my mind. It is jersey card a's matt olson at 399 It's confirmed burrito. Yeah, you're watching someone eat a burrito right now. No, they ate it already. No, it's eaten Uh, Cory kluber auto to 149 yankees Land it was a burrito jake confirmed it Uh, josh donaldson silveryne got up for the twins to 10 We go twins You know one underrated thing that people can't see at the national is like it's weird to break with a trash can next to me now Because half the time we would just have a trash bag kind of like on the floor and I would just like throw stuff at it Like a trash bag He doesn't jersey card royals whit marifield to 399 Yankees rookie auto louis heel to 299 And a bronze ink auto for the yankees hip hip whore. Hey For sod out of 25 nice hit yankees Come on bat knob Philly's jersey card zack wheeler to 399 Cardinals rookie auto to 299 his lars newt bar and matt's auto david cone to 299 Twins jersey card alex kiroloff to 299 Mariner's auto kyle louis out of 199 and blue jays auto joe carter to 299 Nice joe dodgers jersey card will smith out of 399 marlins rookie auto nick fortez to 299 And a red sox auto carlyer stremsky to 75 Yes the 75 red sox Yankees jersey card gary sheffield to 399 Blue jays rookie auto auto lopez to 299 Nice hit on the back here dodgers auto albert poolholz To to 49 the machine Sick hit dodgers We'll get that mag for you Good stuff man. Give me one second to a recap Let's get the next one filled up guys next break Red Sox white Sox royals All right. Here are the relics from the case Sheffield as a Yankee will smith dodgers Kiroloff wheeler merafield olsen as an a lemahue jd martinez freddy peralta cane longoria strassberg mookie Willie maize josh donaldson autos got auto lopez nick fortez yashtremsky kyle louis joe carter david cone lars newt bar or hey pasada louis heel josh donaldson quarry cluber as a Yankee as jake berger jared walsh fidel brujan mark burley grindela cruz corbin burns josh low matt olsen paul o'neill oops Jake meyers gary sanchez yinhap and albert poolholz As a dodger that'll do it. Thanks again everybody other case coming up


Good afternoon. My name is Alan Lee. I am an assistant professor in the division of gastroenterology and Hepatology at the University of Michigan I'm excited to present our work titled tidy models approaches to predicting severe Clostridioides difficile infection with multicenter cohorts. I would like to thank the organizers for inviting me to talk about our group's research today Clostridioides difficile or C. difficile is a gram-positive spore forming bacteria That is the leading cause of health care associated infections in the United States C. difficile has been identified as an urgent health threat by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention There were an estimated 223,000 cases in hospitalized patients Leading to over 12,000 deaths and an estimated one billion dollars in health care costs in 2017 alone Approximately 8% of patients with C. difficile infection or CDI developed disease related complications These may include organ dysfunction severe sepsis Colectomy and even death Identifying patients who are at risk for severe complications from CDI may allow for the use of more aggressive therapies and potentially improve outcomes While several models have been developed to predict risk for complicated CDI Many were developed at single institutions and with small sample sizes Our group recently demonstrated that these models showed poor performance upon external validation With all of the models showing an area under the receiver operator characteristic curve or AUC under 0.7 Thus our aim was to develop a more generalizable predictive model for complicated CDI using structured electronic health record data from several geographically distinct centers in the United States and So we performed a retrospective cohort study of four cohorts in the United States Including the University of Michigan from 2010 to 2012 as well as from 2015 to 2016 University of Wisconsin from 2014 to 2015 and the University of Chicago from 2013 to 2015 All subjects who are 18 years of age or older and were diagnosed with CDI were included for analysis The primary outcome was development of complicated CDI as defined by any of the three adverse outcomes within 30 days of CDI diagnosis and this included admission to the intensive care unit or ICU Colectomy and or death that were directly attributable to CDI We used a tidy models framework for model training and validation tidy models is a collection of packages for modeling and machine learning using tidy verse principles We performed data pre-processing using the R package Miss forest a random forest based multiple imputation method for imputing missing data The recipes package from tidy models was then utilized for further pre-processing Including centering and scaling of numeric values as well as dummy coding categorical variables We also used the parsnip package for model specification Including a lasso model using glim net a random forest model using ranger and a stacked ensemble model using stacks The our sample package was then used to randomly partition the data into a training set consisting of 75% of the data and a test set consisting of the remaining 25% of the data Our sample and tune were then used to perform tenfold cross validation for estimating model accuracy and for tuning model hyper parameters Finally yardstick was used to perform model evaluation using the independent test set Here are the baseline demographics from all of the cohorts a Total of three thousand six hundred forty six patients were enrolled from all cohorts Including thirteen hundred forty-one patients from the University of Chicago eleven hundred forty-four patients from the University of Michigan twenty ten six hundred forty-six patients from the University of Michigan twenty sixteen and Five hundred fifteen patients from the University of Wisconsin The mean age from all of the cohorts was fifty eight point two years and fifty three point one percent of patients were female In addition while the vast majority of patients self identified as white race Chicago was clearly an outlier here with fifty three point two percent of patients self identifying as black furthermore All of the cohorts were comprised of nearly all inpatients except for the University of Michigan twenty sixteen Which was comprised of seventy two point six percent of inpatients Finally eight point two percent of patients from all cohorts were admitted to the ICU for non-cdi related indications while sixty one point six percent of patients were on non-cdi related antibiotics and Here are our primary end points a total of six percent of patients met the primary endpoint Including four point eight percent from the University of Chicago Seven point nine percent from the University of Michigan twenty ten four point three percent from the University of Michigan twenty sixteen and six point eight percent from the University of Wisconsin The thirty-day mortality rate across all sites was three point five percent While thirty-day collect me rates was zero point seven percent and the thirty-day ICU admission rate was two point seven percent And we found that lasso regression Random forest and stacked ensemble models all performed well when tested on an independent test set With an area under the receiver operator characteristic curve or AUC Ranging from zero point eight eight to zero point eight nine We next perform model specific variable importance analysis using the VIP package We found that variables were generally similar across models and they included peak as well as change in serum creatinine levels non-cdi related ICU admission low systolic blood pressure as well as low serum bicarbonate and albumin levels We next performed a sensitivity analysis to assess model performance and generalizability across differences in study sites Which included differences in time periods the diagnosis and management of cdi and patient demographic composition For this analysis we trained models and three cohorts and validated model performance on the fourth cohort We repeated this process three times so that each cohort served as a validation cohort once And here we found that model performance remained robust in this sensitivity analysis with AUC scores ranging from zero point eight four to zero point nine two However, we can see in the lower right-hand panel that there was a drop in performance when data from the University of Chicago Was used as the test set with AUC scores ranging from zero point seven five to zero point seven six We then tried to better understand this variability in model performance Since the definition for cdi varied by individual centers We performed an additional sensitivity analysis to determine whether diagnosis of cdi by polymerase chain reaction or PCR only versus a two-step mechanism Using a PCR screen followed by enzyme amino acid confirmation may have influenced model predictions Sites that utilized PCR only that is the University of Wisconsin and the University of Chicago Were analyzed separately from sites that used a two-step diagnostic approach That is the University of Michigan 2010 and 2016 Data were again randomly split Models were trained on 75 percent of the data and then validated on the remaining 25 percent And here we found that overall models retained good performance despite these differences in cdi diagnosis For sites that used a two-step testing approach That is the University of Michigan 2010 and 2016 shown in the right panel The models showed excellent performance with AUC scores ranging from zero point eight nine to zero point nine one However model performance was lower For sites that used PCR testing alone That is the University of Wisconsin and the University of Chicago Shown in the left panel with AUC scores ranging from zero point seven nine to zero point eight four Finally because the University of Chicago included a larger proportion of patients that self reported as black compared to other cohorts We performed a third sensitivity analysis to determine whether self reported race may affect model predictions Because of low numbers of patients identifying as Hispanic or Latino Asian American Indian or Alaska native or mixed races at each cohort Patients were grouped into white versus non-white categories Then using data from all four cohorts models were trained and validated After stratifying by race to determine if race affected model predictions And here as we could see shown in the left panel We found that model performance remained very good when trained and validated on white patients With AUC's ranging from zero point eight four to zero point eight six However model performance was noticeably worse in non-white patients as shown in the right panel With AUC's ranging from zero point six two to zero point six eight While we don't know why exactly race was an important modifier of model performance We do note that Estimates of kidney function were some of the most important predictors for complicated CDI in our models And as estimates of kidney function were initially developed using data from white patients only And prior studies have also demonstrated that black adults have higher serum creatinine levels compared with white patients We speculate that our models may have underestimated kidney function in black patients and this may have biased our results So in conclusion, we have shown using data from a large heterogeneous population Using a multicenter cohort that we were able to train and validate models that accurately predicts risk for complicated CDI Importantly the models were generalizable across centers in time However, self-reported race was an important modifier of model performance Future studies should focus on reducing disparity In model accuracy between white and non-white patients as well as improving model performance overall And perhaps inclusion of host as well as micro drive biomarkers may be one way to achieve these goals With that, I would like to thank you for your attention I'd like to thank all of my collaborators, and I'm happy to take any questions Thank you


especially in a bull market, you don't short into the hole. It's, you know, again, if you've been watching this broadcast for a long, long time, it's one of the biggest no-no's. Welcome to Access to Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey, guys, good evening, everybody. Welcome to another edition of TheAxisToTrader.com. Nightly wrap-up show. Hope everybody is doing well. Hope everybody ever had a good day of trading. I got a couple of minutes, and then I have to go to my son's high school basketball game. So hopefully we can talk about some things. So before we get started, as normal, guys, we do really appreciate your contributions, your input. More important, your support. If you can be so kindly like, share, and for all you body who is new to this channel, please subscribe to get updated when we are going upload, right? I think that's the best way of saying it. Social Media Dan is in the house. So let's talk about the tape. Again, classic bull market action. We'll use the NASDAQ 100 or the QQQs as a point of reference. Again, this is exactly what bull market actions are. You have violent moves, especially after a reclaiming of the 50-day moving average. You go up three, four days. You'll have a swift reversal like we did see on January the 18 to hold back the 50-day to reclaim it and start again. And you'll have a lot of days that you're going to see very, very aggressive runs followed by inside days. And that's exactly what we saw today, right? After 200, after two consecutive days of 200 plus points in the NASDAQ, we finally rested today. NASDAQ did incredibly well. Forget about the scoreboard. That was up 100 today. We really don't care about the Dow. The S&P down three points and the NASDAQ down 30. That's a beautiful, beautiful inside day because it really shows you the strength of the market and anybody who shorted the market today at the open once they saw news of AMD got downgraded. It's going to bring down this. It's going to bring down that. The only thing it's going to bring down is your P&L.  Again, if you've been watching this broadcast for a long, long time, it's one of the biggest no-nos, especially in a bull market, especially after two consecutive days of aggressive buying. They're just going to come and swoop by. And anything that is rising 60-minute support, that's what's going to happen. So anything that was super strong over the last couple of days is going to get bit up, is going to get defended. So for example, Tesla today, right? Tesla had a great run. Here was your day two. Here's exactly what I'm talking about, right? So Tesla gapped down about, you know, three points or so right into rising support. These are all fake wicks. And a lot of you guys are going to see a lot of fake wicks today on all your charts. Apparently, the New York Stock Exchange had a lot of issues opening a lot of their securities, like 20, 30 stocks that were halted, volatility halted at the same time. And it kind of affected the Prince on a lot of NASDAQ names as well. So if you're seeing a lot of these weird prints, I can assure you Tesla never got down to 134, but you'll see a lot of these wicks on your charts. Hopefully they'll clean them up by tomorrow across all platforms. But you can see what I'm talking about, right? They trapped the shorts right at the bottom of the range. So you see this whole rising wedge? That's the whole point of the rising support. It trapped Tesla when the green ran up about $3. Same thing that happened in NVIDIA, right? NVIDIA had a monster, monster move yesterday. It did exactly the same thing. Again, just follow this brown line, right? It touched here yesterday. It touched here again, trapped when red to green. And the video was at one point up $2, $2.5 on the day before kind of before itself and Tesla kind of rested, you know, up 50 cents up 17 cents respectively. But more important is we are starting to get into the earnings season, right? We're starting to get into the sweet spot of the earnings season. Last week you had Netflix come out with earnings. Again, the whole big thing they missed, but they're subscribers, it doesn't matter. In a bull market, a lot of things get negated. A lot of things get thrown onto the rug and sentiment sometimes takes over. So unless the company's going to turn around and say chapter 11, chapter 11, they're going to negate, right? They're going to negate, right? They're going to negate and the sentiment is going to take the stock higher. And if you see what's going on today with Microsoft after the close, right? You have a nice little pop. Well, not more than a little pop. You got a 4% rise in Microsoft. Does it make a difference what they said? What else here? Microsoft beats on earnings. Cloud units shows growth strength. And that's the key word, crowd. Cloud unit shows growth strength. And not only does that affect Microsoft, it affects names like Amazon, right? Amazon is kind of giving you a little bit of a preview of what might happen next week when they report. Obviously, Amazon makes a good chunk of money from their Amazon web services. So this is a pretty good, or at least a sneak peek of what its quarter could look like as well. And not only Amazon, you have the other traditional cloud names. You got Snow getting a bump, CrowdSource, all these names, right? All these names getting a little bit bump after the close. So the most important thing is, is this going to spill over and carry over to tomorrow? And again, if you are a big believer in technical analysis, you kind of see where the cues are. If you see where the cues are trading after the close, they're trading right at the previous day's highs. You see that? This 90-21 area, right? So they're trading right at this 90-21 area. So if the cues tomorrow can start reclaiming and start building over that 90-21 area, then you have a potential move going all the way up to the December 13 highs of 296, 297. Look, are you going to get some bumps in the road here and there in the market? Absolutely. Like I said all the time, you're not going to go straight up. Every stock no matter how strong it is, it's not going to go straight up. But the whole theme, right?  Tomorrow, obviously, the big name, at least for us who trade beta is Tesla. Tesla has been behaving incredible, absolutely incredible for the last three days. You saw every single level get taken out today. They priced improved. They bought the channel. They bought the dip. They took out the previous days high. This high is closing, this whole formation. Again, we are seeing pretty big bets coming in on Tesla. Again, nobody knows, right? I don't know what's going to happen on Tesla. The same way, I didn't know what's going to happen on Microsoft. I didn't know this, I don't know that. It's just guessing. You could sit there and dissect the company with a fine-toothed cone. You could have the information. You could literally have the earnings right in front of you. You just still don't know how the stock is going to react based on the bullish activity. You could turn around the Tesla, on Apple, on AMD, on Google, on Amazon, and everything else in between. Say, I'm betting on the upside. I'm betting on the upside. And eventually, if you kind of separate all the winners and losers and we're still in a bullish sentiment, still continuing to build above the 50-day moving average, you're probably going to hit on more stocks beating numbers than missing. But the most important part is the price action. You could have a stock that misses on top, misses on bottom, and have a 20-25% rally the next day, and vice versa. You could have a stock that beats the top and bottom lines and go down 15%, 10%. So it's all about price action. That's the most important thing.  It's going to go to the moon. Just realize, number one, nobody cares. You're wasting your time. You should really allocate your time to kind of making yourself a better trader, a better human being, or just kind of really allocate some time or just get a hobby because you have way too much time in your hands if you are fighting with random people online of an event that you have no control of, that you have an opinion like everybody else, but absolutely have zero idea what the absolute outcome is going to be. We'll see, right? The options market right now is betting the 150s, the 155s, the 160s. We will see if Tesla by the same time tomorrow will have a really, really good effect and start testing the top of the channel here or is Elon Musk going to pull one of those scenarios that, you know what? I don't know. I don't know how great this quarter is. And next thing you know, we're having this conversation below 120 again. Again, we have no idea, but the only thing we could do is get ready. The most intriguing part I think about today's trading session was the same thing over and over again. You have strong stocks, despite the weakness yesterday, right? Excuse me, despite the weakness this morning, they were perking up really, really well. Again, we talked about in the video, we talked about Tesla. We talked about even names like NET, right? Even names like NET that we talked about last night on the video. I mean, look at the move here on the 60 minute channel right off the open.  Now again, it's still getting the aftershock of Microsoft's earnings. You have a lot of really nice moves and that's what an orderly bull market is. I think the biggest problem, especially a lot of new traders, you've never seen both a bear and a bull market. So when you go through a whole year of stocks being sold, sold, sold, sold, sold, sold, you're skeptical over everything. Stock goes up more than one day.  The market's overbought. How can the market be overbought, right? Again, it's another scenario. How can the market be overbought if we're three days into reclaiming the 50 day moving average? It's the same time as when somebody said to me, we closed below the August lows here in the 50 day, the market's oversold. How can we be oversold if you have a range 30 points lower? So just guys, just remember, take it day by day, trade by trade. You don't need to be smart, right? I have an old saying that I've been saying for years. You don't gotta be the smartest trader in the room. You don't gotta be the best trader in the movie. Just don't be the dumbest, right?  Don't try to oppose your, put your will on somebody else. Try to convince somebody. Trade the stocks you feel comfortable with. Trade the stocks you know and love and respect and they love and respect you back and everything will be okay. Is every single stock beating numbers tonight? No, you got Texas Instruments. You got Texas Instruments. Kind of a flat muted reaction. You can see here stock is flat after the close and ISRG that usually does have some pretty good quarters, not so much this time, right? Not so much this time as well. So the most important thing that I'm taking out of this session was, we had some pretty good action, especially off the open. Again, Vidya, Tesla, NET, even a stock, Mara for God's sake, right? Even Mara, you know, here's a term on an interesting stock. They came for the stock right around here in the 880s. They were coming for the January 4th. They were coming for the March 15 calls. All they were expecting to do at one or after another was literally almost double in about two months. And the stock had a nice 60, 70 cent pop before the stock kind of came in a little bit. But that's what the market is. It's still driven by speculation money. It's still driven by option flow. And the most important part is it's still driven by bullish sentiment. Will Tesla disappoint? Will Tesla continue this bull parade tomorrow to be continued, right? Everybody have a great night. God bless. Again, for all you guys who are interested in trading pivots, again, guys, there's a link below. I'm sure Kyler posted every night, test drive the webinar for 30 days. It's pretty cool, man. The pivots are pretty cool. You just need to believe in technical analysis. You need to have a pair of eyes, right? To kind of see all the price action. And the most important thing is you have to open up and try to be embraced technical analysis. And that's the number one rule. Guys, have a great night. God bless and I will see you all tomorrow. Take care.


The Democratic Party establishment has been conspicuously silent in the face of very serious allegations against Joe Biden, however, one finally decided to speak up. But what this individual decided to say isn't too surprising. It was Howard Dean and he decided to, rather than actually responding to these claims, shoot the messenger, as they say. He tweeted, The story may or may not be true, but it's from the Intercept, which one is often not credible. Two was started by Glenn Greenwald, who helped Assange and Putin undermine the 2016 election. I tend to believe victims but skeptical about sources like this. They are the Fox of the Left. Now, first of all, how is the Intercept not credible? How are they less credible than sources that use support? That are either owned by billionaire oligarchs or by large multi-billion dollar corporations. MSNBC is owned by Comcast. The Washington Post is owned by Jeff Bezos. The Intercept was started by an investigative journalist, Glenn Greenwald. Now I know you don't like Glenn Greenwald, but it's Ryan Grimm who reported on this story and Katie Halper who interviewed Tara Reid. So what about the Intercept do you not like? You can't just throw out a claim like that and try to discredit this organization without explaining specifically why you don't like them.  He is currently a lobbyist. He used to be progressive, but now he's a lobbyist. And anytime he has an opportunity to undermine the left, he does it. And it doesn't matter what he said or what the Democratic Party establishment said about Brett Kavanaugh and Christine Boziford. What matters is that their team wins always. So if their team is in a position where it may not look good for their particular players, then they're going to lie, smear, slander, invoke Russian conspiracy theories and how Glenn Greenwald assisted Assange and Russia. I don't even know what that means. I think what he means by that is that the Intercept publish articles talking about the WikiLeaks revelations that the DNC rigged the primary against Bernie Sanders that allegedly came from Russia. I don't know what he means by that.  This is sad. The same thing was said about Tara Reid. She was accused of being a Russian asset when she initially accused Joe Biden of sexual assault, which is why she chose to go back into silence. So Democrats don't really have anything left but to try out Russia discredit, you know, the organizations that are reporting on stories that they don't like. Shoot the messenger, if you will.  It shows you how they stand for absolutely nothing. They have zero integrity. Now, it's sad that I have to criticize Howard Dean because at least he acknowledged the existence of Tara Reid and this story. He at least did that, the bare minimum, right? But everyone else in the Democratic Party establishment has remained silent. Joe Biden has been on MSNBC and CNN multiple times since this story broke and the number of times he's been asked about Tara Reid, zero. So the mere fact that Howard Dean is even acknowledging the story, I think, is a win in and of itself.   He is the biggest shill. I think he is the perfect representative of the corporate Democratic wing of the party. And you know, it doesn't matter what they said about Dr. Christine Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanaugh. Others, as I said, is that their team wins at all costs.  But you know, as much as they want to hide this story away, the minute that the Democratic Party primaries are officially over, I guarantee you Republicans will make this the number one story in America. And they are a lot more disciplined than Democrats are in messaging. So whatever they want the narrative to be, that's what it's going to be. And they're going to try to get revenge on Democrats who they believe wrongly accused Brett Kavanaugh. But as someone who dislikes Brett Kavanaugh, Donald Trump, and Joe Biden and the Democratic Party establishment, I can tell you they're all hypocrites.  Being consistent and actually remaining principled means that sometimes you have to abandon people who are doing things that are contrary to what they say they believe in, right? So yes, you think that Joe Biden has stood up for women throughout his career. I disagree with that. But now you have a very serious allegation, something that the left claimed for years now with the Me Too movement that we should take seriously. We should vet these claims. Joe Biden should call for an investigation. But the fact that that's not happening, it shows you how fake and phony the Democratic Party is. They stand for nothing. They stand for absolutely nothing. And if this doesn't prove that to you, then absolutely nothing will.


We are presenting the post on the raw price and consumption of bad aggregation in poverty measurement and we are assessing the situation in Uganda given the offer. Severe years perhaps since 1986 when the current government took over, there has been reported decrease in poverty and the growth in GDP close to 6.8 percent. And since the government had retrieved the lion system act, there has been reported improvements in household welfare to the extent that in the 1990s when there were around 57 percent of gangs living below poverty line, it has currently reduced to close to 24 percent according to the national accounts. But the national accounts use common consumption bundles and common prices across Uganda which we know that perhaps might not be a well representative given the heterogeneity in the region based on ethnicity and regional differences. So in this side we used the cost of basic needs relying on region specific prices and region specific bundles to re-estimate and re-assist poverty estimates for Uganda. So we looked at the kind of trends and controversies within the national estimates and we are seeing that generally from 1992 to 2000 the trend was a bit reducing according to national estimates and also as adopted from Apton 2000. So we are seeing that the national estimates were kind of had a downward trend but the controversy cited from the national accounts is that the official estimates were based on a single consumption bundle and yet we know that different regions in Uganda which are actually four central march feeds on Matoke, Wachia bananas and then the north march feeds on Syrios, the west march feeds on Poletos and all these carry different prices and they are totally different bundles for each region so perhaps using a common consumption bundle or common prices perhaps will not be well representative. So still we used the heterogeneity in poverty lines using reviewed preferences to re-assist the situation against the current prevailing national assessment and when we make the reassessment we looked at surveys collected by the Uganda national household by the Uganda Bill of Statistics from 2005 and 2006, then 2009 and 2010 and then a panel which was for 2010 and 2011 and we constructed the new bundles which we compared with the existing official estimates that were available for the respective years. So from figure 3 which is here we make a comparison of the course of best needs poverty lines poverty lines which were utility consistent against the official poverty lines but we are seeing that there were some slight differences when you give each region if you use region specific prices and region specific bundles we see that there were slight increments given each region from the national estimates for instance like the central which was close to 20% the central region here goes right above 20% using utility consistent poverty lines but what was the reason behind the slight differences so we found that the prices per kilo calorie of the foods that are consumed mostly for each region were different actually explaining the difference between the official estimates which were using a common consumption bundle and a common pricing scheme again is the one which was region specific and region specific in terms of prices and in terms of bundles. So we see here that for the central region where we had the utility consistent poverty line which was close to over later above 600 600 Ugandan shillings against the official which was in the same year 0506 the official was reporting for central region being a little high but the constant poverty lines were reporting it a little low so after the several comparisons then we came to conclusions as compared to the reassessment and so on so we found that even though much of the literature from the official estimates were showing a direct decline or a trend which was of decline poverty estimates we see that when you use the utility consistent poverty lines when you look at the national poverty line in the year 20506 it was around 36% but in the next survey 209.10 it was a little high and in the last one in 2010 it was a little low so we saw that the trend was not as consistent downwards as had been reported in the national estimates and there were slight differences and also the other finding was that the northern region which was characterized by much of civil war thought the decades was reported as the poorest but when we use region-specific food consumption bano and prices actually find the waste being a little poorer than the northern because the waste and the central region feed on bananas which are a more expensive source of calories than the cereals maybe like sogam and simsim which are used as basic staples in the north so that was our conclusion that in Uganda the northern region is not the poorest when you consider the specific food prices and consumption bano and two the trend is not all uniformly moving downwards as considering poverty estimates for Uganda Thank you very much Welcome


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You're gonna be able to see just exactly how we broke this trend line. And so this has been since July 14th, folks, okay? July 14th, the dollar's been a one-way trip and it's been a direct correlation of the market. Also meaning the dollar, July 14th, going higher, market going lower. Now what we did is we broke it.  And that we're trading at 105.779. And the breakout area is 104.699. It's right in here. And you can see it took quite a while to break it. It came up, it took like two or three weeks, really. It kept messing around with it, messing around with it. Then it finally had a sign of strength. Then it had a second sign of strength. So what I expect we're gonna see is this. You're gonna see this come down into this area. Then we'll have to build cars to get to lower price. You know, you can make the case. You know, when you break a channel line like this, you can make the case that, yeah, it's gonna go to the bottom of the channel line. But what does happen is that you always have counter-trend bounces. Because if we go with the Bud Ralph's channel line, he was the channel master in a monster way, okay. The bottom line is that this will go down. Then it's gonna come back and test the underneath of the channel line, okay. So it's pretty cool how these channels work because they're consistent, folks. Okay, that's the real bottom line. We get into the S&P, we take a look at the S&P. Well, actually, you know, I wanna go to the bonds next because the reason I wanna go to the bonds is that it's all about the bonds and the dollar as to where the S&P wants to go as well as the metals wanna go. So if we take a look at the 10-year, you're gonna see the 10-year was as high today as 108.11, 108 now. And this one's higher price also. Including, excluding the Fed minutes come out, okay. And inside the Fed minutes, folks. So check this out. This is pretty cool, man, because the Fed at this particular point, let's see if I got this straight. It's over right there. There we go. Okay, so in the Fed minutes, okay, you get federal policy makes a degree last month that policy should remain restrictive for some time. Well, note here, the risk of over-tightening now had to be balanced against inflation on its down with path to 2%. Participants generally judge that with the stance of monetary policy and restrictive territory. Risk to the achievement of the committee's goals had become more two-sided. All participants agree that the committee was in a position to proceed carefully and policy decisions should be data dependent. You know, you still have some of them that say they want one more cut, one more rate hike. Most of them, folks, okay. My take is that the market's gonna do it for them, okay. That this thing we've topped, you know. So we'll see how it shakes out. If we go over to the spy and we take a look at the spy, what you're gonna see. And as I said before, let's go to the tenure again. As I said before, if you remember, when rates were at zero, the market itself, the bond and note market, they're the ones that took off first and start raising rates. And then, you know, inside that Fed minute, there's amazing, there's one sentence, there's a paragraph in there that participants were shocked. Just about, they didn't just word shock, they used some other words, just like it though, that the borrowing cost went up so dramatically. It's like, are you kidding me? Like seriously? Let's go to our man, Costa. And Allington. Costa, what's going on, brother? Hi, I'm doing, Tommy. Doing great, man. Great to hear your voice. Nice to hear you too. Metronix, Tommy. Where is the bottom? Simple, M-G-T. F? No, Mary, David, Todd. Metronix. Oh, Metronix. Okay, cool. Let's look at it. Okay. So they get Metronix. Okay, so let's take a look at this. The high is 92, the low is 72. Okay. Interesting. So, look at this. Now let me ask you something, right? Have you been in the stock a long time? Or did you know the stock? No, I'm looking, I'm looking to buy it. Okay. So, I really wonder what's going on with this thing. The reason I'm asking that, right? I actually know something that years ago, right? This is the stock that had a big scandal. And let's see, what were they selling? They were selling something, man. That, like, was really bad. And they ended up getting away with it. Not getting away with it. You know, like anything else, they pay fines and everything, right? But what happens, Costa, is that, yeah, just stay with me a second, Costa, okay? We'll be right back. Okay, I will. We have the Dow. The Dow Industries right now is trading down 17 assets, up 50 S&Ps, up five and a half. Stay right there, folks. Come right back. 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So it's saying here that between Medtronic and Abbott Labs, the FDA, so the FDA is starting to look at this on a digital health advisory committee. And specifically, the committee is, well, they're saying, okay, we know how this goes, to explore the complex scientific and technical issues related to digital health technologies. But what do you digital health technologies actually mean, folks? It means they want to know what type of artificial intelligence, machine learning, augmented reality, virtual reality, digital therapeutics, they are actually putting into the things that they're developing right now. So I would just kind of wait. And the second part of this, now, this happened a long time ago, but you might have remembered it or not. They had some kind of real problem. I'm going back like 15, 20 years now. And it had to do with one of their big brands, and it was like big, big trouble, meaning there was the heart replacement deal. It was something. But to make a long story short, one of my cousins was like a fixer. And what I mean by that specifically, folks, okay, there's folks that bottom line just specialize and going into a company, they get a bad scene happening. They basically cut off some heads. They fix it, and then that's it. Well, in this case here, I remember this so well because I couldn't believe that he went in there at number one. But I remember this specifically because I'm reading, you know, it was such a scandal. And what happened is that after he actually signed the contract, he quit three days later because it was so bad. So I'm just giving you that as a factual deal. And sometimes when that happens with companies, you know what I'm saying? That sometimes there's stuff in there and in his case, you know, he didn't quit easy to trust me on that, you know what I mean? And you know how these corporate guys are, man?  So I just wait to that 55 and see where I cost up. Okay, Tommy, thank you. Okay, man. Have a great one. Have a safe one. You know, it's interesting about that. That's going to be a big deal to folks, okay? Because what is going to happen is that in AI, the fastest acceleration that AI will do is going to be in our pharmaceuticals, which totally makes sense because everything is basically, you know, DNA-based. So, you know, there's going to be some really good stuff that comes out of that. You know, we'll see what else comes out of it, but that's going to be a very fast process. You know, if you got to see 60 Minutes the other night, they had, they call them the... What did they call them? But anyway, this was one of the first guys that were into AI, and they had them on for about 20, 25 minutes. And they started it out. If you haven't seen this yet, it's worth taking a look at. They started it out with these two robots, right, that were playing soccer. And the bottom line is that, man, they could play soccer great. And he was explaining that they never taught them how to play soccer. What happens with the neural networks, this is the guy that established the neural networks, what happens with the neural networks is that all of these robots learn through neural networks and they learn every single day, every single day. And one of the things that he said, which was really amazing, is that the way the neural network works, okay, is this, is that they would do something, okay, so a picture of a robot does something. And then if it has a right equation that comes out, okay, they remember, okay, that's the right equation. But on a continual basis, 24 hours a day, they are doing so many things and they get to understand what is the right thing and they get the right deal out of it versus the wrong deal. So he was saying that these things actually think, okay. Now watch, this is where this gets really wild. So they were asking him and he really explained it in common sense and I hope I can too, that he was explaining that just as our brains, right, you know, we have all these connections. And he was saying that our brains have hundreds of thousands of connections and right now the neural networks only have like thousands of connections. But those thousands of connections versus our hundreds of thousands of connections can already learn more and so that he figures at some point we will be the second smartest on earth and the AI robots will actually be the first. And here's the kicker, that's why he started out with the robots playing soccer. That they go and learn everything. They just don't, you know, they just don't, if you're programmed from one thing they don't, the folks that are actually running the neural networks don't even understand, and this is the scariest part about it, they don't understand how it actually works, how the black box actually works, but they know that it does work through the machine learning process. So, you know, it's pretty wild, man. It's really wild. If you get a chance to go over, I'm sure they have it online, it's well worth it, you know. He wasn't gloom and doom. He was explaining that how many things are actually going to, you know, be better in the future, particularly healthcare, healthcare and pharmaceuticals. He said that they're going to be the fastest acceleration that we've seen in a long period of time because of the fact that they can take the, you know, chromosomes, they can take the whole ball of wax and calculate them by the speed of, not the speed of light, but just about, okay, which is going to make a difference. And the theory is about what kind of drugs can go after this, what kind of drugs can go after that. And I think that's where, probably if you heard that quote by Jamie Diamond, he was claiming that, well, he was speculating, I think, that the next generation is going to be living to 100 years old and they're not going to have cancer. Well, I hope that's the case. But, you know, we know how fast technology can actually go. Dow, Dow industries right now, down 10, Nasdaq's up 54, S&P's up 5.5. We've got gold up 12.30. And the dollar is, where are you, dollar? Must be going down a little bit more since the market's going up. Yeah, down 63. There it is, folks, coming back. 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Go to TFNN.com and hit Watch Tiger TV. That's TFNN.com and hit Watch Tiger TV. Welcome back folks to Dao. Dao is on two Maziks, up 64 S&Ps, up 7.5. And when we went over that metronic, I want to thank Jimmy and the Den for this heads up. And so Costa was also happening and this brings it all the way back. And I just said the aspect that sometimes the companies just don't change even how many years it is. So checking out, this summer you have the Justice Department going after metronic for bribery inside a VA hospital, with some sales people. We'll see what that shakes out. But that refreshed my memory because that's exactly what was going on the last time. It was bribery allegations for their hot devices. And that's what it was. And my cousin was the fixer and he quit in three days. Because they could say one thing, but then once you get inside, it's like, okay, man. So that's, I would say that's the big air issue. And you know what the amazing part is, folks, okay? Check this out. I really learned a long time ago. I don't know how this happens, but whenever the ethics of the company actually is, it's really hard to change them with these large companies. I mean, if they used to basically, you know, all, well, let's put it this way. Most medical firms are always into some kind of tit for tat. Okay, because that's why they make so much money, because it's a third-party payer. So it's like, okay, you're prescribing this, why? What are you getting on the other side of it? Now, there's plenty of legal ways to do that. Most of them are legal. But you have plenty of people, plenty of companies that go over the top and just say, screw it, man.  And what I've found is that if that happens in a company, they can't get it out of a company, man. Somehow that thing keeps recycling. Like, sometimes it recycles every five years. Sometimes it recycles every ten years. It's like, man, it's just, it's there.  And when you're dealing with third-parties, third-party payers, it's always much easier to get away with fraud. Let's see the other side of it. You know, if you and me are doing business and I have to pay for it or you have to pay for it, everyone's careful, right? When you get a third-party payer, it's a whole different ballgame. It's all about paperwork. What is the computer going to pay you on? What is the computer not going to pay you on? That's kind of how it goes, man.  Imagine whoever, the first mover, you know, all these urgent care places, right? Well, the first mover on that, they just must have killed it. Because the difference is, is that this is all legal, but the bottom line is that an urgent care place is just like an emergency room. So when you and I walk in an urgent care place, for anything, okay, the bottom line, the billing structure is so much higher than, you know, walking into a doctor, it's unbelievable. And that's why you see so many of them, that that's why these things are popping up all over the place. You know, and that's where we have no leadership in the context of health care and how much money it sucks out of the economy. And well, it goes both ways. It sucks money out of us because we're not in the business. It puts money into the people that are in the business, and it puts quite a bit of money into it, because anyway, you get the gist of it, but that's one of them that stick out, you know, in a huge way. And that's all about coding. It's all about coding. Because every one of those urgent care places, that's what comes down to it. And now I saw the new ones in Florida, it would make sense they have these in Florida. The first one I just saw was like two weeks ago. They have a new chain, and forget the name, but that's an A. It's urgent care for folks over 55. So picture this, what a great way to slice and dice business. You know, target the older population, because you know what?  If they're not sick now, you can do what the drug companies tell them and convince them that they really do need this pill or that pill, even though they don't. You know, those ads drive me up a wall, man. And we've just seen more and more of those ads that, hey, do you know you may have this? Well, you better start taking this pill, man.  Anyway. So let's go take a look at the, we know the note and bond markets not moving, meaning even after the Fed come out with their minutes. That's another situation, folks, that that's telling me that the note and bond market has topped. We take a look at the, let's go take a look at the GDX. Let's see, we're at the GDX. This still needs more volume, but no, you get a little more today. Okay, we're at 17 million. This ain't bad. I mean, yeah, five days we've gone from 25, 50 to 28, 20. Okay, we'll take that.  Let's look at this. Okay, you know, Barrack still needs some real sign of strength. It's been crawling up, but it does need a sign of strength. Let's go see if anyone's stepping into it or with fidelity stepping here. So we'll pull up the ownership and the last changes. So 6666. Yeah, see, there's no new buyers here. And sellers. That's interesting. See, there's no big movement in Barrack at all. Buyers or sellers. Let's go to Newmont and do the same thing. So Newmont. And when you look at the scale when I'm showing this, folks, what you're looking at is you want to look at where the green is. This is the buy-in. But you need the dates beside them. See, like, oh, this is right. This is cool right here. Who's that? So someone's Citigroup just came in yesterday and bought an additional 937,000. They owe them 18 million. Yeah, that's Citigroup. Now let's go to the sellers. Yeah, there you go. There's a seller. That's Grace Partners. They sold a million shares yesterday. Okay, let me do this. 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Sign up today and become a part of this educational community of traders. Just visit the front page of TFNN.com. This program is brought to you by Vista Gold. Traded on the NYSE American and TSX under the symbol VGZ. Welcome back folks. How are you? How about 37 NAS except 78 SAP 014? Let's go to Jeff from West Palm Beach. Jeff, what's going on, brother? Hey, doing great, Tom. How are you? Good, man. Good. Thanks for the call. Thanks for holding. Appreciate it. Hey, I'm looking for a reverse on the U.S. Dower, but I'm looking at the Rubel. Can I get in here now? The Rubel U.S.D.? Let's see. I mean, I know it's junk, but hey, they got oil, don't they? oil don't they they got something to sell well I don't know double bottom here what are you doing let's see let me pull this up I'm pulling it up right now okay okay so okay so we got 300 no a hundred rubles to one US dollar yeah six months ago was 75 it pulls back I mean have you traded this before I have it no because of my my my platform doesn't allow it I'm trying to get in somehow because I'm not I'm not in a forex I'm in a in a like a CME contract so I can't get in the rule they won't allow it yeah you know I mean you get a wildcat in man because you know the bottom line is is that you know this thing can just implode I mean you remember the last time that rusher imploded right yeah it's I'm looking at I'm looking at a weekly back in Seb 22 yeah is it like 0.006 and a half right and it's making that double bottom right now is it is it time to go or is just you know don't even play with this one this is like a silver crazy silver stock it's worse than a silver stock man listen man I think I you know I'm gonna give you I mean I'm in this trade but I think one of the best trades out there right now if you trade the tenure is trading the tenure you know okay because you can do just two different things folks okay yeah you can go in through the futures market you can go in through the the TLT all you can go through the option market on the futures but I really you know to be the futures the ZN yeah yeah you know and to just go along go along on that for a bit for a week or two yeah maybe three I plan on being I mean I think if I'm writing this I'll be long for a while man because I got a feeling that it's going to be a one-way move so I mean you'll have some volatility but if this has topped meaning rates have topped you know we'll see quite a bit of movement that the next movement like if you look at this technically I believe the next movement is 111 and we're only at 108 let me just pull this up again I want to put it up in a generic one yeah I didn't know it is it's 108 it's 111 second you're on the tenure right yeah yeah it's 111 no if I was if I was going with a what yeah I've got to be out end of day anyway and my in my deal so looking for a currency a quick currency move you know the euro is the euro yeah that should go up if the dollar is gonna fail but I'm looking for like that don't go like for the Brazilian real or the Rugo don't play with that one huh no no okay hey you can go you can go and if you have to be out at the end of the day you can still go with the TMF the TMF is you know 300% of the you know tenure yeah I can't be stopped either I'm in here my yeah it's unfortunate it's all futures unfortunately or fortunately it's great yeah that's all right that's all right all right so stick to the tenure just um yeah you know nip and tuck in in and out and just keep small stops on them right right yeah really okay because you're leveraging on the tenure you remember this I mean the it's pretty amazing the leverage you get here folks okay 50 a pop right 1750 a point yeah well it's it's a thousand bucks a point but you got you only putting up 2200 bucks yeah now leverage both ways to I mean we didn't know who's kidding who okay but you know it's going the right way right now and we'll see I mean you know this has been quite a run I showed a shot yesterday I think it took 15 or 20 years to get up to the highs it took only a year and a half to get back to 20 years ago you know and that's what happens in down markets but that what happens also folks if this is the rewind well you know when markets go up they go up slow computer on the way down that's why people like going shot but the bottom line if you catch it right well good the grind is on man and you get a trade it can be out there for a while on so yeah yeah I'm just looking I'm a day guy so I got to get out with my yeah and I get it anyway hey I think the Hawks are playing on the brooms tonight right oh that'll be fun yeah like that and then and the Hawks got the kid that bird already got 18 year old kid oh I'm gonna watch this I lost him last night in Pittsburgh oh that kid looked good did yeah he takes three strides and he's all the way across the ice seriously oh yeah yeah yeah everybody was even messy all the announcers are like wow you know get the kid a chance he was so nervous he came out without a stick yesterday before the game that's wild man yeah so I think I think they're playing Boston tonight I'm not 100% but I think the Hawks first Boston I'll find it I'll find it cool man I appreciate it thanks so much for taking my call tonight have a great one man have a safe one you too thanks man you know it's funny folks is that of course growing up in Boston I lived and died the Bruins Bobby or you know Derek Sanderson Vespasito I mean I said I'd lived at the Garden all the time and but what always did happen I mean Bobby Hall was amazing man and I always loved their outfits so pitch this then I get into the financial business and of course I'm in Chicago all the time and all these die guys down you know the CME you've heard Kevin Hanks Kevin Hanks is a rugby player by the way folks and I'm sure you know they get the world Rugby tournament on right now if you haven't seen it it's awesome but anyway Chicago lives and dies hockey and rugby okay but so the the Blackhawks they have some of the best jackets like you've ever seen man I mean and it's wicked because I see them and I want to wear one so I can't wear Chicago Blackhawk I should be wearing a Tampa Bay lightening one now you know but I we loved I love the lightener now there's no doubt but I remember that was always like my god and it was so funny because it went from you know not ever being in Chicago and I still love them and then once I went to Chicago as I get loved them even more because Chicago and it probably has to do with the the makeup of Chicago it's just like Boston man I mean you 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price and you know the bottom line is that you get the break in the dollar the break in the dollar to me is one of the biggest things out there period you know because if you look at the S&P there was a direct correlation I mean as direct as we have seen in years not just you know months years I don't remember the last time that we had such a direct correlation and and you got to put the note and bond market in with this okay but you know if you get lower rates you can have a lower dollar you get lower dollar you're gonna have a higher market and you gotta remember this we've talked about this a million times before a higher market doesn't mean you can buy more it's just a higher number you know and I remember when the Zimbabwe market was going that's when I really learned that I remember sitting on my desk in Trapello Road like how does this work man like it's going up to the thousands but guess what the thousands didn't mean anything because it got inflated away so so pitch up you know I think they get inflation under control right now but the reality is is that we went up like 30 or 35 percent so the same let's say mark of one thousand four years ago is like at least 1300 now it might be 1400 meaning what you can buy once you transfer or the stock whether an asset whatever you transfer to get something else and that's that's you should really always kind of get that wrapped around your head you know it's not the number it's working to buy with the number versus what you could buy in the past with the number I used to go to the stove my mother every day milk bread and cigarettes 98 cents man really have a great one have a safe one folks come back and visit Tommy tomorrow morning


Stop trying to nag and force a man to do what you want him to do. I and this happens all the time. Our last live stream. There was a woman that was talking about how she was pregnant, how she's pregnant. And there's this man that she's it's his baby.  Because he's not behaving the way that she wants him to behave, which is totally understandable. But what she's actually doing is she's just pushing him further and further and further away and making it more and more and more painful for him to be around her because she's constantly like nagging him and trying to force him to do things that he should be doing. But he's not doing and she's freaking out and she's causing all kinds of problems for herself. She's creating problems. Ultimately, she's going to create problems for her pregnancy and her own emotional and physical well-being. She's creating problems for her relationship. And what you need to do is you need to chill out a little bit. If a guy is not doing the things that you want him to be doing. The way isn't to force him. The way is to give it one, give him some space and give him direction for what it is that he needs to be doing. I get this all the time. Women are like, yeah, but he should be in. It's like, yeah, maybe he should, but it's never going to work. You're only going to make it worse as if you nag him. There's much, much better ways to connect with a man and get him to want to do things and show him and speak to him in a way that makes sense to him and that creates desire for him to want to do those things.


Just in case you haven't ever heard of B&H's photo, I have asked Alan Lugo to talk to us about some of the products that they're showing off here at NAB 2017, and I'm a big fan of the site and the products you sell, so I wanted to talk to you about it. How are you doing Alan? I'm doing really, really good. How are you doing? All right, so I've explained to Alan that in spite of the fact that they have all these wicked cool cameras down there that are giant monstrosity things, those are out of our league, so we're going to kind of restrict ourselves just to a small booth here of things that work with iOS and with GoPro, that sort of thing, so what have you guys got here today? Well, we have a few options for you depending on what kind of things you're looking for. A lot of people out there are shooting video with their iPhone in that instance, which we have plenty of products that will allow you to do that. The most important thing about video is going to be the audio. Absolutely. Yeah, a lot of people have failed to realize that, but what's cool about what we sell here is that a lot of these products will work with your iPhone no problem at all. So for example, if you are doing more of the run-and-gun style shooting and you need something to pick up better audio than what your phone could produce, we have a variety of plug-in phones from Rode, for example, and it's Rode R-O-D-E if you want to check it out on our website. These are more small condenser mics that will just plug right into your phone on the bottom, and then at that point you're able to either mount it on either a cage system or just have it kind of sitting off to the side as you hold it. That's no problem, but there. So I really like the looks of the Rode one is one of these cool things. It's got the two mics going kind of diagonal different directions, but that just pops into the lightning connector then? That, yeah. So if it's a lightning connector that you are looking for, then we do have devices that will plug into lightning. Some plug-in via 3.5 millimeter, but for the new phones out there, of course, we got you covered as well. All right, that's very cool. And another company we're a big fan of, you're listening to us live from an audio-technica microphone and receiver, and it looks like you've got a lavalier mic down here? Absolutely right. That's going to be really good for interviews. Kind of like the one you're seeing now, of course, this is a handheld mic, but if you need lavalier, that's absolutely no problem. Now, you can get devices that allow you to go wireless, or if you want to go wired, that's no problem too. You can use your phone as a recorder, or if you want to go wireless, you can use your phone as the recorder and the camera at the same time. Oh, okay. That's pretty cool. Now, I'm used to lavalier mics costing a fortune, and I still can't figure out why audio-technica is able to do what they do for as little money as they do. That lavalier mic is 29 bucks, so that's a pretty good price. Absolutely right. So it's going to get the job done. If you're an audio file, for example, and you need certain frequencies, that's one thing. But if you just wanted good quality audio that's better than what you get natively on your phone, then this is one of the reasons why it costs $29. They do a great job for the money, and then if you needed something higher, heavier end, for example, we have that for you as well. And I also like the idea of starting low and working your way up. So many people go out and buy all the equipment, and then they don't end up doing it, or find out they bought over-bought what they need. What is this last thing here, the IQ7 on this top row? Yeah, so this is a device, this is from Zoom, this is an audio recorder. So if you needed a lot better quality as far as audio than what your phone can pick up natively, then this will give you a variety of frequency ranges to work with. And on top of that you'll see this device. This is a module, this is a different kind of microphone that you can add onto it. And what's cool about the IQ7 is that you're able to switch your microphone depending on your needs. So if you wanted something more of a shotgun, more omnidirectional, or more unidirectional, you can switch it up. So I'm confused. It looks like it's plugged into a phone, no? It is a whole recorder? Oh, I apologize. So I will take this back. So this is a device you can use for a variety of other Zoom devices. So if you have the Zoom H4 or the H6, I believe that you can get a capsule, add that there. This can be used on your iPhone in that instance. I apologize for that. But yeah. I shouldn't have noticed the eye, I bet that's what that meant. There you go. So this is the microphone you just added on, and then you can get their own software to record the audio. Now, here's the issue with that. That can get in the way depending on if you're shooting video also. I do recommend that if you wanted to use the iPhone as a separate recording device, that's a great solution. And then you'd use maybe another phone or something else to record video. Oh, okay. I see what you're saying here. So it looks like you've just got a ton of different things to go with these devices. Oh, we were just looking. You just got the action mic for the GoPro Hero 4 cameras in? Absolutely. So a lot of people are using cameras right now for obvious reasons. A lot of POV stuff out there, a lot of action sports. But a lot of people are using it for secondary cameras, crash cams and things like that. That also require audio for a variety of reasons. So in this instance GoPro has always had a small little microphone built in, but it doesn't sound so good. Yeah, it is not my top mic. Yeah, it's very tinny, and at least it's there. But in this instance, so Sennheiser in this case has given you an option for better audio for your GoPro. I didn't even notice that was from Sennheiser. That's cool. And the other guy told us that that's actually a waterproof mic. It's waterproof, water-resistant in that instance, so it's going to be as versatile as you are. Let it get wet, but this is not a diving mic. Exactly right. Don't go underwater with this thing, but if you get splashed it's no problem. Oh man, I was thinking when we were snorkeling with turtles with penguins down in the Galapagos two weeks ago, we could have used that to listen to them underwater. It would be a strange sound, I'll tell you that. That's for sure. Well, I love B&H. Like I said, how do people find B&H if they don't already know about it?  If you want to get free education online, we have something called the Event Space. If you go to our YouTube page, B&H on YouTube, and then go to our Event Space page, you can find talks and informative videos from your favorite videographers or photographers. Check it out. You'll love it. Oh wow, I had definitely not heard of that. We're going to go do that. Thank you so much, Alan. This is great. Anytime. Come out to NAB. We're here in Vegas. Check us out.