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And if anybody has any more natural gas than me, I don't know what I mean. Hold on one second here. I actually have two barbecues in my backyard. So that's how I know. All right, here's what we're looking at. We had the big three drive to a bottom down here at that 194. Okay, we bought it. We ended up breaking even on that. There was a chance to buy it back on the first pull back. I was traveling at that time. You notice that we've completed a perfect ABCD here. Now this has gone over two weeks and we have really strong support. I haven't checked the market yet today, but there's strong support setting right there at that 61% retracement. And if that can hold, then we've got a chance for a much more selective market to the upside in the natural gas. Folks, natural gas over in Europe is so off the charts for cost. Well, you just don't even want to think about it. Not only that, but there are doctors and nurses are on strike.  Hard to believe that that happens. Okay, what we're going to do now is we're going to take a trip over across the pond. And we're going to take a look at first. We're going to take a look at the footsie. This is the London market, which is basically all foreign stocks, really banks and pharmaceutical companies and things like that. But you can see the patterns are the same. This is the big drop. But we didn't draw in the ABCDs on the web because it was too early in the morning, but you see you had a perfect retracement up here at the top. And we could easily break out to the upside, but we also had that same type of movement to the downside that we had here yesterday. So that told you whatever cycle that was in, it was probably going to happen. And if we looked at it on the 60 minute, which has all the patterns drawn into us by a good friend, Mr. Allen Smith, over there in the UK, you'll see that there is your 135 pattern. You can see that perfectly, the ABCDs all the way down. This is a butterfly bottom, as you can see right here. And you write up, you had several different ratios right in there. You had your 78% from here and your 38% from there. And that's why you're starting to get sell-offs in some of these things. But it's still a bit early, but we've got some pretty big movements going on as we go through some of these charts here today. Now we want to do Germany next and just bring this up. Hold on one second. This is the next one. And when we get done with this, I want to do some foreign exchange stuff because that's where the game is played many times. See the ABCD pattern right here, this beautiful guardly pattern here. Then we had to move up, perfect ABCD, and now we've rolled over for one day. But this has been a pretty substantially more bullish chart than the FTSE. And you notice we did go up and make new highs during that run. And that could easily mean that we could turn around and go even higher. So that's the main thing that we're trying to focus on as we're watching this here today on the DAX. Now we need to move over and look at it on the hourly basis too. And you'll be able to see that you have some wah-held swings in the DAX. These are the kind that probably drive our good friend, Tom Hougard, over to the Funny Farm. And because look at this straight, you go straight down, straight up, straight down. Now this is a perfect ABCD folks. This is what you live and breathe for. This is exactly what we're seeing in the crude oil right now. There's your A, B, C, D coming in, then you have the huge rally up, the pull back down, the rally back up. This market looks like it's not done going up, is what it looks like, because it retraces it too quickly. So that doesn't mean the top can't come in in the next 20 minutes, but it's certainly come back too quickly. Look, it was supposed to go very strongly from here, which it did, but then you have the huge sell-off and then the rally back up. That's very difficult to trade when you have those wah-held swings like that. And that's why you have to use stop placement when you're playing with these mark-well investing, intelligent risk exposures, we like to call it with these things. So that's the main thing that you're trying to realize that you've got to be able to come in and just realize that you don't know what's going to happen next and you don't need to know what's going to happen next. All you have to realize is that you have a limitation. If you ever, like any of the Clint Eastwood movies and I like all of them, especially Harry Callahan, the man has no limitations and that's what you have to realize. You got to be at the first mistake teaches, the second mistake kills. And I always think of that when I put on a trade, do you feel lucky today, punk? Well, do you? Well, that's what you have to realize. This is nothing to do with luck, folks. This has to do with trade preparation and responsibility for taking the trade and when you're wrong, get the hell out of dodge. That's all you got to do. That's the main thing. I wanted to bring this one chart again that our friend Jeff over in New Jersey brought to us because it looks like this is where we're headed in the, we just made a new low here. We bought the, we brought wheat today at 6-11. We're risking 10 cents on that. But there is a possibility of this larger, there's a 3-8-2 here. This larger ABCD could be in this area. But what we're doing is we're focusing on this section right in here because this is right at the 78% level. So we're focusing around that level. That doesn't mean this can't make it, but this tells us that we do have a chance, slight one, however it might it be, but we'll have to wait and see. We did have, from yesterday, we rallied 25 cents, well, actually 16 cents, and then it gave it all back and dropped back again. Tonight, I haven't checked the prices recently to see where it is, but it is below that right now. It's trading at, it's trading at 6-08. So that's another reason to think that it's, you know, under a little bit of a pressure too. So that's what's happening in the wheat. So that most probably is going to be a, well, we bought it at 6-11, and it's trading at 6-09. So it's not even close to the stop, but it's going to be closing here pretty soon. And then we have to worry about it, but that's what stops are for. You put them in, move to the next one. We've had some really good one, folks. This was a monster that we had last night. I wanted to explain this because when I send out the videos on this, some people, they don't, especially new folks, the folks that have been with me for years, they know what I say by the first 3-8-2 retracement here in Bonds, because this was a monster ABCD right here. Just wiped out all the people for the last two weeks. It took out the low by two ticks and didn't go down. And then by the time I saw that, I said, uh-oh, buy the first 3-8-2. Look at that. A beautiful ABCD right here at $2,000 move. It's still going up. So that's the kind you want to be looking. Let's take a break.<PHONE_NUMBER>, Billy Ray Valentine, Kepercorn. Currencies, commodities, and bond markets are as important as ever right now with how they're driving the volatility in equity markets across the globe, which is why it's a great time to try out Teddy Kegstad's Tiger Forex Report. 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I'm willing to risk $30, $300 to see if I'm right or not. Now, I don't like being wrong, but I'm wrong often, but never in doubt. So I put that stop in, and we're going to take a look at it when it gets hit. They'll let me know. I'll hear the little beeper go off and not worry about it, but we've had a good day so far. Now, I posted the chart of the wheat. Now, the reason why I do that is, when I was in Las Vegas, I focused. I had a full house. I was very happy with the many people we did. They even gave me a standing ovation, which doesn't happen very often. Both people stood up and shook my hand. Now, we had a nice crowd. Anyway, this is what I wanted to talk to them about, is I'm going to send them ABCD patterns. I did it in the Apple when it was making the high, did it today in Microsoft, and I did it today in wheat. Now, today in wheat, we were looking to buy it at 6.11. We got to 6.11, and we rallied up to 6.21. Well, at 6.21, I sent out another little chart saying we're going to move our stop to break even because that was just about the total amount of risk that we were going to take on the whole thing. So that's what I decided to do. I send out a little chart, I save them right here, so that we can keep a record of what's going on, and you'll be able to see it and get up here. Where are we, boys and girls? Here we go. And this is what I do when I do the day trading stuff, is to see the stuff go through. And anyway, there's where we had a nice rally, got up here to 6.21. Now, it's come down, and it's made a new low. It's got as low as I think 6.08 or something like that, which is in the ballpark. Folks, do you realize in June of last year, you're talking nine months ago, wheat was trading for $13.40 of bushel. It was limit up bid. The whole world wanted the wheat because, you know, the Crimea was going to be toast. It was going to be a nuclear settlement. And now we are less than half, 50% haircut on your bagels and pasta and all the other stuff. And they can't even give it away at $6 a bushel. Now, something's wrong with this program, folks. I trade the charts. That's all I'm doing. But we're going to be paying attention to it more and more. My good friend Rich Anderson told me that most of this is weather related. The weather is fabulous all over the world for growing conditions. And the demand has slowed because China has stopped buying corn and a few things like that, pushing the prices even lower. But that's the way things go. You can't do too much with that. So anyway, that's what we're paying attention to. We're going to go on to another one here. I've already talked about what happened yesterday in the stock market with that ABCD pattern and things like that. But there were other things going on with that that were quite important. And I would bring a couple of these up here to show you because when we do the weekly newsletter, we always put these in to let the folks know that we were looking at a potential serious type pattern. And if you notice here in the letter on Sunday, we were talking about this very substantial 135 pattern coming up in here. And we went right up to this line right here, folks, was the high. And then, of course, it's rolled over, well, 600, 700 points since that time. And if we ever get above this line again, look out, I'll go long because that means we're going to go a whole lot higher. But until that happens, it looks like this has been a pretty good high that came in yesterday. How long it's going to wait there to be that level? Not quite sure. But you know what, folks? Nobody else does either. And that's the whole key. The main one is the fact that this one, and you can see what happened to the Russell today, but Russell couldn't even rally on Monday with the rest of the things going. And now Russell is down just getting ready to take out new lows. We've already taken that low out. So it looks like we're going to go down. But look at this, folks. The Russell here, over a period of three and a half weeks, hit the exact 382 of this high way back here, hit it one, two, three times exactly and couldn't get above it. This is when we're making new highs in the Dow Jones, new highs in the Nasdaq, and new highs in the S&P. So the Russell 2000, the smaller companies that have a hard time borrowing money when things are tough, they're having a rough time right now. And then we also showed that transportation index. That was another one. And I'm not repeating myself here for no reason at all because these are things at the market. If you're a technician, you're looking for things that are telltale signs that, hey, maybe there's something different about this. Maybe what they're telling us is not the way things are. But look at this. This is where they're moving goods and airlines and stuff like that. I mean, hello, operator. There's something wrong with this picture. That's all I was saying. And then when you get this beautiful ABCD pattern that we had in the S&P with a three drive to a top pattern, like we had in the Dow Jones, it's telling you, yeah, take a little nibble at it. Now, what we had done, we'd been shorting the Russell at the 382 because you want to sell the weakest buy the strongest, sell the weakest. That's what you want to do. So those are the things that we're paying attention here today. So all I know is that it's not about how much money you make, folks.  And that's it. And it looks like my old crude oil came back and almost in profit now, which is actually pretty good. So let's move on here to the next one that we want to be watching. Hold on one second. And that is this natural gas. I want to bring this up again for Steve because I haven't updated it. And I want to do that before I'm not going to be able to do it because we've got Jeff coming on the line here a little bit. But between the time before Jeff comes on, I will update this natural gas to see how well we made this support, in fact, if we did. Because you can see we're right at the 382 today. So if this was really good, this thing took off. But the way that we're looking with the other parts of the energy complex, my guess is that it does look that good. And so when I'm finished here with these next few minutes and before Jeff gets on, I will repost this natural gas contract to see how it's looking. And from then, we're going to find out whether it's going to hold up to these levels or not. But that's what we're watching. So anyway, the stop on the crude oil is $71.38. Last price I just checked, it was $71.60. Still only down $80, but that's better than being down $200. The stop is still there. $71.38. If you're going to come and get it, come and get it soon because I won't wait very long. We're going to take a break here. I think we got much time ago. We've got a whole minute left. We have a minute. Let's just do the old natural. Oh, now we're starting to go down. This is not going to be long. And then in the crude oil, folks, it just dropped 20 points. So let's get this up for the old natural gas for our good friend Steve over there in Austin, Texas at the Onion Creek Country Club. And yep, she's coming down pretty good, but she's still very, very close to the support. In fact, we are sitting on that support right now, almost. Holy moly, guacamole. Let me get this up here. Even a blind hog picks up an acorn every once in a while. And this is certainly one of those. We'll get this window up here. And you'll see this is what's happened. We've come down. And we're almost at the 61% retracement, which is right there. It should have been put up a little bit more, but the mouse slipped. 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Get Tom O'Brien's newsletter, Market Insights today and try all of our products and newsletters 30 days risk-free with our money back guarantee at TFNN.com. TFNN Educating Investors. This segment is brought to you by Think or Swim. For more information, just click the Think or Swim banner on the front page of TFNN.com. Okay, we're back folks talking with Jeff Hughes of Alpha Insights. Jeff, Rich Anderson told me you just got back from Israel. That's true. I was there for about 10 days. Wow, on vacation? Well, I was on a Holy Land pilgrimage, walking in the footsteps of Jesus. Wow, totally awesome. Yeah, I've been there several times and I didn't go to do the pilgrimage because they wouldn't allow me to do that being Italian. I had to go to the one with Pancho's pilot, but anyway, I love the country because it's so doggone safe. Everybody there carries a new seat. Anyway, let's talk about this. That is true. They've leveled the playing field. Yes, they should have. Anyway, behold the 2023 bull market, the mystery of mysteries. What are we looking at, Jeff? You know, Larry, I've been surprised how excited people are about this bull market this year. You know, there's been a lot of fanfare about the NASDAQ, which is up 20%. But if you take those top seven stocks out of the index, the other 493 stocks are actually negative for the year through the end of April. And in fact, we ran a study looking at the NASDAQ or looking at the S&P 500 equally weighted, and we see that it's only up 2.66% in the first four months of the year. That's the average for any start to a year. We looked back at data provided by your Denny research, and we just add up the average return for January, February, March, and April. It's 2.6% going back to 1928 on average. And we also decided, well, let's look at a little bit broader swath of stocks. We took the value line Geometric, which is a very, very broad group of stocks. I think 1,800 or 1,600 stocks equally weighted. That was up 2.59%. So the stock market's up 2.6%. It's been an average move for the first four months of the year. Nothing spectacular unless you own Tesla and Nvidia and Apple and Microsoft. Yeah, those have been the big ones. I saw that Microsoft actually made new highs today, which is sort of surprising considering the market it sold off so much yesterday. Let's take a look at this next- Recovery high. Yeah, not a new all-time high. Yeah, oh, sure, recovery high. Yeah, well, I must remember I'm a futures trader. Anything past a week, I have no interest. Anyway, internals are getting a little negative here. You want to explain to the folks what you're watching? Absolutely. You know, we take the S&P 500 on an equally weighted basis and we gauge the market's breadth and net advances, advances minus declineers. We also look at the momentum and the net advancing volume. And the thing that we've noticed recently, just using the five-week moving average of net advancing issues is that we put in a lower high when we made that to April of 18 pie in the S&P 500. And so that lower high to us suggests that there's a negative divergence in breadth. We also see the same thing occurring in momentum, looking at the equally weighted S&P 500 index. The five-week RSI oscillator made a much lower high at April versus its January-February highs and in fact is now trading below the median line. So that is a bearish regime. So we've got a bearish regime in market breadth. We've got a bearish regime in momentum. And then when we look at net advancing volumes, that's up volume divided by down volume. We're at less than one right now. It's 0.89 and the five-week moving average has actually made a much lower high recently at about three versus the high that it made on February 2nd at nine. And so that again poses a negative divergence and here's the thing. These negative divergences tend to occur at major turning points in the market. And we think that we're there right now. Okay, well, the market's acting like it could be, that's for sure. Now, the next one we're going to be talking about is tell the folks about the tail risk. Yeah, so there's something that the CBOE, the options in markets put together and it's called the skew index. And the skew index basically measures the amount of options that are betting on a black swan event. And so tail risk, if you will, is growing and very high right now relative to history. To put it in perspective, normal would be 100 on the index. We don't even see 100 listed on the right-hand side, right? Because over the last year and change, two years actually, we haven't been anywhere near normal. In fact, we set a record high in June of 2021. And while that tail risk has been coming off, we had a cycle low back in November at around 110, it's been rising pretty sharply. And since Silicon Valley Bank was taken out last March, mid-March, we saw a big breakout in the skew index above that downtrend. And that suggests that options traders are now betting more heavily on a black swan event, possibly a government debt default or a major, major bank collapse or potentially more systemic sort of banking risk. But today's action following the First Republic takeover yesterday was a breakout to a new recovery high in that skew index, which suggests that tail risk is very high now and growing. Wow. That's really, when I look at this stuff and I think about these folks that own this stock was $230 in January of last year. And now it's worth $1.17 this morning. I mean, some time between $230 and $10, you'd think, gee, maybe something's wrong with the management. And the same thing with the Silicon Valley Bank and the same thing with the New York Signature Bank. And I mean, they're just one after another. And some of these Bitcoin things, I mean, my goodness, I mean, there's got to be a point where you say, well, maybe something's not right with the picture, but the picture in the U.S., they still love it. And I think that's a good thing. Let's take a look at one other one here, Jeff. And then move over just a second here. Oh, Jeff, what did you, of all the things that you saw in Israel, what did you like the best? Oh, gosh, where do I begin? There's so many ancient ruins. I mean, we were in the city of Jericho, which is actually in the West Bank. And right on the Jordan River. And it's the oldest city in the world. It's 7,000 years old. And some of the ruins that we saw there were just unbelievable. I mean, they were, they blew my mind, I have to say. You've got to see it to believe it. Yeah, I know it's, it was really spectacular. I, some of the, when I, when you say, when anyway, you have to, you have to go there. Well, if you don't have to go there, but it is an incredible place to go. That's for sure the great deal of history behind it. And when you see it, if it, you don't get, if you don't get goosebumps, something's wrong. Go see a doctor because it, it literally really, it's, it's, whether you're Christian or Jewish or, and I've been to Riyadh, I've been to, you know, to see the place for Muslim where Mohammed was and everything, but nothing like what happened with Israel. But I was, you know, Catholic, raised Catholic. So it's certainly special, especially at the Temple on the Mount. Anyway, let's talk about the fixed index diverging positively again.  We'll be right back with Jeff Hughes, Alpha Insights. Sharpening your skills as an investor is like getting better at playing a musical instrument. You have to practice, sure, but you also need excellent instruction from experts. 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We've been counting the wave pattern really since the beginning of this bear market in January of 2022. And we thought that in June of 2022, the market put in its primary wave one low. And one of the reasons we think that is because that is the low for the Russell 2000. A lot of people don't realize that the Russell 2000 did not make a low or low in October. But believe it or not, the Russell 2000 is only 94 handles away from a two-year low right now. And so it continues to be one of the most bearish indexes. And so for that reason, we think that the S&P probably put in its primary wave one low in June of 2022, which means that we rallied into that August 16 high. And that was primary wave two. Well, since that time, we saw a decline into October, which we think is intermediate wave one of primary wave three down. And the rally, which again was an ABC, three clear wave rally into the February high, was intermediate wave two. And since that time, we dropped in five waves again, which we think is minor wave one of intermediate wave three of primary wave three. And the rally since then fell short of that February second high. And it again was three waves up, very clear. It topped yesterday and reversed sharply lower. We believe a breakdown below 4,050 will confirm this. And from that point, we expect the market to accelerate sharply lower, hard down into the late May 50 day cycle low, which is slated to bottom somewhere between May 22 and May 24. And we think that that will carry the S&P 500 index to a new low for the bear market. And the plunge, Larry, could be significant. We think it could carry well down into the low 3,000, possibly into the high 2,000 before we start to catch a bid. Yeah, when they move down, they sort of move down because fear is a greater emotion than greed, that's for sure. Jeff, I have a question on the Russell. You understand fundamentals. I don't understand them at all. But why would the Russell index be the weakest? Do you have any thoughts on that? Someone's asked me that question. And my guess is it's just smaller companies. I don't know. Is there a reasoning behind that? Well, that's true. The two reasons, number one, I think the evidence is building for a recession this year. And smaller companies are going to be hit harder by the recession. But I would also say that the Russell 2,000 has the highest exposure to banks and REAPs. And especially commercial property is really an area of extreme risk. You may have heard that Charlie Munger, Warren Buffett's partner, recently pointed to commercial real estate loans as being kind of the real potential black hole in bank balance sheets. And that could be where the next surprise emerges from. But that's the problem with the Russell 2,000. There's a lot of small cap banks. There's something like 4,000 banks in the US and of the publicly traded banks, the vast majority of them are in the Russell 2,000. OK, that's a good enough answer for me. Let's move on to the next one. And we'll be, boy, this goes fast. I really enjoy the charts that you have, Jeff. I mean, it's really cool. Now, we've got a time here for a little commercial. So let's just bring your newsletter up and tell the folks it's up to $12 a month, folks. I mean, wow, that's $144 a year. If you don't get the $144 in the first month, you're going to be surprised. This got more information than any newsletter I've ever seen. Go ahead, please give us a heads up. You know, Larry, we've been writing this. This will be our 21st issue on Saturday, May 6th, which is the next scheduled publication date. We do publish it once a month. About a 20-page document tends to have about 25 to 30 charts in there. We address top-down macroeconomic concerns. We look at various relationships within the market, and then we lay out our forecasts for the market. And we don't pull any punches, as you can imagine. 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We rallied to a grand. Now we're down here. We hit the 61% retracement. They have equal waiting, folks. You can see the A, B, CD pattern coming in right here. So we've had a little bit of a rally right now. It's in our favor. It's like taking your sister to the dance. It's always fun, but the music might be different. But we're right at that level. The stop still remains at 71.38. Now the next one I wanted to talk to you about because that's probably gonna be coming very, very soon, most probably tomorrow. And that is the, there it is right here. Hold on. This is the natural gas for our good friend, Steve. Always kind enough to call in, but we're gonna take a look at it right here. Ship it over to Austin, Texas so we can take a look at it. But we are gonna be down right here to 61% retracement probably today, tonight, or tomorrow. We wanna be watching it right there. 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has undoubtedly seen an upturn in performance as for the Fathoms, if not perhaps results. There's been two wins and three losses during his tenure so far. You'd imagine they won't need too many more before safety was assured. Newport can't take their foot off the gas. Not only are they just the points inside the play-off places, they're also a point of the automatic spot to promotion too. Could be a great game this one. It's Bradford against Newport in a cracker. Get into this Bradford City backline. And this touch as well. Callum Cook, who doesn't do the best of keeping possession. Lovely ball to this right-hand side. A chance here for Newport. A lovely roll of the boot. It's a two-body block in the end. Let's see this again, because this first touch is gorgeous. The first block slows it. The second one clears it. 0.9 once more. Bradford just can't keep possession in the centre of the park here. Newport forward again. Now down this right-hand side. Norman with the ball in. Cleared away. Got the danger, could get more dangerous. Lovely cross this one from Cameron and Norman. Low rasping. And on this right-hand side in the first half so far for their attacks, as well as basically being found beautifully. Through to this right-hand side. Pull back. Could be a real opportunity. It's blocked and over. Telford the man. Really good team move that from the Welsh side. The penalty area. All the down. Well, it's it, it will, but the shot not difficult enough. The basket gets him right at him in the end. Just a little awkward to get proper power on. Again, just plenty of hard, but at the moment, struggling to keep possession. Chance now towards the byline. Half-hearted appeals for a penalty. He's not interested in that. Ball cleared away. Oh, and this could be a chance for Bradford on the counter. It's Jamie Walker. Pretty much on his own. Walker will try the strike. It's 10. Chaudet gets on to it pretty simply. Easily the best chance of the half so far for Bradford. Mark Hughes will have wanted his side to be much, much better in possession in the half-time team talk. I have no doubt of that. Newport continuing to look good here. Oh, that's a lovely layoff. It's a big chance for Newport across goal. Oh, towards the back post. And they've got to save, that is. First weighted, avoided street. I think it's Cam Norman at the back post, who has forced an incredible save out of the keeper. Due to the ball forward. Lovely little flicked header. Could be a big chance here. Cook hits it. It's a good save. It's dealt with just about in the end by Newport. Pressure still on slightly. Ball given away. It's Callum Cook who gets in. All good angle. Decent save. Slips that. Cross comes in. It's flicked on. It's dangerous. I think Hendry's dealt with it in the end. Cooper gobbles it up. Priest and brilliantly there. Shorts enough on that deflection to slow Bradford down. Walker rolls it back. This is nice from the hosts. Again with Walker. Now to Evans. Ball in. Oh, it's an awkward one. And off the crossbar. Undoubtedly didn't mean this. Will undoubtedly have taken it. Newport have been a little quieter in this second half so far. In comes the cross. It's all a bit chaotic. It's slammed clear. It's a gorgeous touch forward. It comes again. And now Bradford can try and break again. Over the top to I think Walker, who yet again is round the back. It's Jamie Walker. It's a good save. Joe Day gets on it. That is the best chance not just of Bradford in this game. I think generally in the game itself, a great nod down in the Newport bodies. Look forward here. The clever touch. Now a chance to get into the penalty area. It's a coming together. What's the referee going to say here? Tom Reeves. Not interested. Not interested at all, in fact. Let's see this again. Gilead with the challenge. Well, a touch out. Bradford's passing. Undoubtedly better in this second half. That's the left-hand side. There's a few bodies in the centre. Including Cooke. It tries to find Cooke. Stabbed it over the bar. Not had too much of the game so far to be fair to the frontman. This would have been an awkward one to finish. Time to the moment. I'm not sure as to how to break through. A lot of endeavour, undoubtedly. Use touch to Gilead. Clever touch as well. Bradford have got a real chance here. Into the penalty area. It's blocked out to the right-hand side though for Hendry. A few bodies in the centre. The crowd roll them on. And in the end, no telling touch can be found by Gilead. So much better than the first half this from Bradford. Inches away. Right-back's had a good game. Well, that's all that pass, of course, with Hendry. That was a better pass than the shot-drag wide. A few things to say to his team-mates there. Good vision, this, to see that pass. Good first touch, but not a great strike. And put down this left-hand side. The ball's in, it's knotted across. Again, there's no-one there to finish it. It does look like they've missed the endeavour of Cooper today. He's out with a groin strength. Ball's bouncing around. This is a big opportunity put across again. And not for the first time across either of these teams. There's no-one there to finish it. Slant forward, brought down. Can Bradford do anything miraculous? Comes it! Knotted away. It's cleared away. It's over again. Either team could have won a game that could have had plenty of goals. Ends goalless in West Yorkshire. Newport have the best of the early chances. Azaz Telfer, Bennett all having opportunities, with Jamie Walker missing Bradford's best chances in both the first and second half. Mark Hughes is still to grab his first home win. Newport lose a little bit of promotion ground. It ends a draw. Bradford, no. Newport, no.


The Royal Family of England has been snagging the headlines of our world for hundreds and hundreds of years. The Royal Family is a family filled with scandals and treachery, violence, seduction, and hunger for all-encompassing power. And of course, the Royal Family can make people disappear if they want to. However, there's one person who has disappeared within the realms of the Royal Family that the Royal Family is not responsible for. In fact, nobody really knows what happened to him. And even though this person has probably been dead since the late 1400s, historians are still scratching their heads over his disappearance. But before we go any further, you know what to do. Please hit that subscribe button and give us a like. Also, thank you so much to all of our patrons who help support this channel. If you would like to become a patron, the link is down below. Again, a special thank you to Tiffany Monroe, who is a Ricky Master here in Atlanta, Georgia. She is one of our producers. If you would like to get into contact with Tiffany regarding her services, again, her contact is also in the description box below. Welcome to Esoteric Atlanta. My name is Bryce. And today on our very first Mystery Monday of 2021, we are going to be talking about the disappearance of Francis Lovell. This Lovell was the best friend of King Richard III. King Richard III's reign is full of controversy. This controversy involves the War of the Roses. The British royal family started its reign in 1066 with William the Conqueror, who came from France and well conquered England. Since William the Conqueror ruled over England, we have seen the same family on the throne. Yes, we have seen many different dynasties, but they're all the same family. Whenever we see a dynasty last name change, it's because the bloodline is then coming through the wife. And this family is one of the most scandalous and violent families that the history books will probably ever write about.  It's all fun and games when you're born into the English royal family. Now many people who watch this channel and also watch David Sublux channel know that I am related to the English royal family. My great, great, great grandfather was born into the English royal family and his daughter escaped England coming to America and having her family here. Part of the reason why his daughter, my great great grandmother, got the heck out of dodge is because the royal family is batshit crazy.  Well, one of the bloodiest battles between this family was known as the War of the Roses. The War of the Roses, it's what brought in the famous Tudor dynasty. With the War of the Roses, we had a battle between the Yorks and the Lancasters. The Yorks and the Lancasters were cousins. They all can be traced back to King Edward III. King Edward III lived in the 1300s and at that point he was in a battle with France. Not only is the royal family always battling itself, but it's always been kind of at war with France as well because they're all French and English and now German and they're all competing for territory to reign over. Well, in this battle, King Edward III's oldest son called the Black Prince died. This left King Edward III with three remaining sons. They were John Duke of Lancaster, Edmund Duke of York and Thomas Duke of Gloucester. Now, King Edward III died in 1377 and instead of leaving his throne to one of his living sons or heirs, he opted to leave the throne to his grandson who was the son of his oldest child, the Black Prince. Now, the new King Richard II was only 10 years old when he was put on the throne and in 1388, Richard II's uncle Thomas, Thomas of Gloucester, decided to raise a coalition of noblemen to fight against his nephew, King Richard II. One of the noblemen in this cast of nobility fighting with Thomas was a kid named Henry. Now, Henry is Richard II's cousin. Henry is a Lancaster. He's John of Lancaster's son. So we've got an uncle and a nephew charging their nephew and cousin. I hope this all makes sense. It's very complicated and pretty crazy, but it gets even crazier. Basically, both this noblemen named Henry who is John Duke of Lancaster's son and Richard II who was the Black Princess son. They're both cousins and the grandpa was King Edward III. I hope that all makes sense. It's just cousins fighting cousins and uncles fighting nephews because somebody wants to have power and they're trying to figure out who is going to take the throne from whom and it's all the same freaking family. Well, because of this attack from Uncle Thomas and cousin Henry, it lessened the power that King Richard II had.  So he decided to dissolve the nobility. At that point, King Richard II has Uncle Thomas arrested and probably murdered, but we're not sure. However, he decides to spare his cousin Henry.  But this was also a time period where like first cousins married each other and these guys are first cousins, even though they're two males. So it's just a very different time. But Richard II, he spares cousin Henry. But then after he spares cousin Henry, cousin Henry gets really, really mad and throws a little bit of a temper tantrum. And so King Richard II banishes his cousin Henry from the court. Now in 1399, things get even more tense because Henry, his father, John Duke of Lancaster, who is Richard II's uncle, dies. And so Richard II, just to really make matters worse for Henry, holds on to his uncle's titles and his uncle's estates. And so when Richard II goes to Ireland to campaign, cousin Henry builds up an army and comes and invades England, taking hold of the English power. So now we have a Lancaster in power. When Richard returns back to England, he knows the gig is up and so he surrenders to cousin Henry. And cousin Henry has former King Richard II put away in prison. This now makes this Henry Lancaster King Henry IV. King Henry IV then passes down the throne to his son, King Henry V, who dies in battle. And when he dies in battle, he then passes down the throne to his son, who is King Henry VI. Now at this point, King Henry VI is an infant. When King Henry VI, the infant King Henry VI takes the throne, he has to rule through proxy, through Richard Duke of York. Now Richard Duke of York is another cousin. He's the great grandson of King Edward III and the actual grandson of Edmund Duke of York. Again, this all goes back to King Edward III and his children. So by title alone, at this point, we have a Lancaster King on the throne that's being managed by a York person, but literally it's all the same family. Now when Henry VI was old enough to get married, it is arranged for Henry to marry Margaret of Anjou, a French princess who was freaking hungry to devour power. Now Margaret of Anjou did not like Richard Duke of York, the man who was kind of ruling England through her now new British husband. So when Margaret gets to England, she sends Richard to Ireland and takes his titles away and gives Richard's role to a man named Somerset, who is a Lancaster. So now the Yorks are completely out of power. It is strictly Lancasters in control. King Henry VI always had this reputation for being a little bit incompetent. He really did not take to being a king.  To be honest with you, Margaret of Anjou seems like she was pretty abusive to him and she had a bunch of henchmen she brought with her and it was almost like she was manipulating her husband in order to gain control of the empire herself. And because of this, by 1450, nobody in England liked the Queen. She was a total tyrant as well as her henchmen. Now Richard Duke of York did come back and march on London. He eventually got captured and had to swear loyalty to Margaret of Anjou in 1453, but of course that did not last for long. At this point, the battle of power became between Richard Duke of York and the Queen Margaret of Anjou.  I just cannot imagine living this life because he was seriously incompetent because of his own stress and anxiety. Richard Duke of York became his proxy again. And by doing that, he was able to have Somerset, the Lancastrian Somerset picked by Margaret of Anjou, arrested and thrown in prison. Once this happens, Margaret of Anjou runs to King Henry VI, her husband, who is having a complete psychotic breakdown and basically demands that he release Somerset from prison. Oh, and revoke Richard Duke of York's powers from him yet again. At this point, Richard Duke of York and the Earl of Warwick create an army in Northern England. And on May 22nd, 1455, they invade London and the War of Roses officially begins.  Well, the Yorkist, Richard Duke of York and the Earl won the first battle, but it wasn't long until Margaret of Anjou and her cronies build up an army of their own, which forces Richard and the Earl to flee London. Now the Yorks, Richard Duke of York had something that Margaret of Anjou did not have. The Yorkist were adored by the people of England. They needed the support of the local citizens to help build up bigger armies. And of course, they did not like Margaret of Anjou. She was super corrupt and super shady and the people did not like her. So after the Yorkist fled with the help of the people, the Earl of Warwick was able to come back into London and capture King Henry VI. At that point, Richard Duke of York came in and held Henry captive and just made a proclamation that his children would be the one to take the throne once Henry VI died. Well, of course, this pissed off Margaret of Anjou more than anyone.  At this point, Margaret of Anjou goes up to Scotland and strikes a deal with their royalty in Scotland to build up an army to back her as she goes and challenges Richard and the Yorkist for power again. This big battle was the Battle of Wakefield and Richard Duke of York was killed in this battle along with his second oldest son, Edmund. Just because it's England and it's the English family and they're super violent and they like to terrorize people, Margaret of Anjou cut off Richard's head as well as Edmund's head and put them on spikes for everyone to see. Told you it got more complicated. Well, Richard Duke of York, his oldest son, a kid named Edward, was really upset about that.   And so he builds up an army himself and like goes all out and invades London. At this point, he has the help of the Earl of Warwick and they do defeat Margaret of Anjou and King Henry VI. The Margaret of Anjou hightails it back to France and now King Edward takes the throne from Henry. Once King Edward became King Edward IV, the Earl of Warwick was going to find an arranged marriage for him to hold power, but in secret, he goes and he marries a commoner, a woman named Elizabeth. She was a widow and she already had a few children and that really pissed off the Earl of Warwick. And so what does he do to retaliate? He goes back to France and he strikes an alliance with his enemy, Margaret of Anjou. And he also takes with him, Earl of Warwick takes with him, one of Edward's brothers, another Yorkist by the name of George. Now this left one other brother standing in camaraderie with King Edward IV and this was his brother Richard. Now this is when the story gets really interesting and a lot of different channels have done many series based on this this part of the War of the Roses. In fact, I believe it was called The White Queen, which was about Edward IV and his his wife and they had a lot of kids. They were really, really fertile, which we're going to get to in a minute. For this story, I'm just skimming through the highlights to get to our main person, which is Francis Lovell. Now when the Earl of Warwick invaded London, King Edward IV and his brother Richard fled. At this point, the Earl of Warwick put our mentally challenged King Henry VI back on the throne and basically at this point Warwick is now in charge of London because King Henry VI, I think, probably led one of the most miserable lives of any other human being I've ever known. He literally was just done at this point mentally just gone and at this point there's like two kings kind of in England. There's King Henry VI and now King Edward IV and so in 1471 King Edward and his brother Richard invade London again. Finally they defeat Warwick.  Oh, and they also executed her son, so her son could not challenge them for the throne. You might think this is the end of the War of the Roses, but last it's not because King Edward IV, one of my ancestors that's the line, he suddenly dies in 1483 and he kind of like leaves his queen, his wife with all these kids and the country is pretty much torn apart by war. And so his younger brother who had been his backer, his comrade, decides to take his two sons as little boys and take them to the Tower of London and under the idea that he would become their proxy. Well, many of you know the stories of the princes and the towers who basically disappeared and this is going to go into our video next Monday, little foreshadowing and once they disappeared Richard made himself King Richard III in 1483. Now this is when Francis Lovell enters the picture because Francis had been best buddies with Richard since they were children. When King Richard III was on the throne he made his buddy Francis Lord Chamberlain and this made Francis Lovell one of the most powerful men in England. This wasn't some obscure guy in the monarch or the government system of England at the time. Everybody knew who Francis was. These were the celebrities. In fact, Francis Lovell became one of the four most hated men in England by the Lancasters because remember they were Yorks. Even though they had screwed over, probably screwed over Edward IV's kids, Richard's nephews and maybe killed them in the tower, who knows, so he could be the king. They're still all Yorks. So these four guys that all the Lancasters hated in England was yes, King Richard III and yes, Sir Francis Lovell and also Sir William Catsby and Sir Richard Ratcliffe. Now remember the War of the Roses is not over. There's another person waiting in the side wings that is also of Lancastering descent. This is a man named Henry Tudor and even though his claim to the throne is a lot weaker than Richard III's, he mounts an army and he invades. He ends up killing King Richard III in the Battle of Bosworth in 1485. Sir Richard Ratcliffe was also killed in the Battle of Bosworth and Sir William Catsby had the worst luck of all. He was captured by Henry Tudor and his army and held prisoner for three days before he was executed. Now Henry Tudor would then become the King of England. He would become King Henry VII after the death of King Richard III. Now he married King Edward IV's daughter, Elizabeth of York. This was supposed to unite the Lancasters and the Yorks to form the Tudor dynasty. Now again, his wife was one of his distant cousins but she also carried the Plantagenet blood. That's why I always say it's one bloodline. This time it came through the wife. Now at that fateful Battle of Bosworth where King Richard III was killed along with Francis Lovell to other friends, Francis managed to escape and Francis saw Henry Tudor's war on the Yorkist, on his buddy Richard, as a personal tragedy. And so he quickly soon tried to build up another militia against King Henry VII. This militia was formed in 1486 with a man named Humphrey Stafford.  He had spies everywhere, spies who had found Francis Lovell and knew that he was planning to attack. So before Francis Lovell and Humphrey Stafford could attack, there were arrest warrants issued for them. Humphrey Stafford was arrested and executed but once again, Sir Francis Lovell had escaped. At this point, Sir Francis Lovell made his way over to Flanders on the continent. Now Flanders is modern day Belgium and this is where a woman named Margaret of York lived and she obviously was a Yorkist and a huge supporter of Sir Francis Lovell. He continued to plot against the Tudor family and in 1487 with a person that came to be known as the Pretender, he once again challenged the Tudor dynasty. This is in what was called the Battle of Stoke Field. King Henry VII and his military won this battle. They arrested the Pretender, which we'll get into a little bit more next week, but again, Sir Francis Lovell disappeared, vanished without a trace. Most people believe that Sir Francis Lovell went up to Scotland at this time where he was given sanctuary by the King of Scotland. But people are pretty baffled by this altogether because at this point, Sir Francis Lovell would have only been about 31 years old. Even though in today's standards 31 is a lot younger than it was back then, it's still pretty young and the fact that he never once tried again to battle the Tudor dynasty, he just kind of disappeared. We have no letters from him. We have no letters from him to anyone. There's no trace of Francis Lovell anywhere. We don't really know what happened. We just assume he probably ended up in Scotland. However, in 1708, a skeleton was found in a mansion in Oxfordshire, England. People believe this could be the skeletal remains of Francis Lovell. People believe that he possibly hid in this mansion and starved to death trying to evade the Tudor dynasty. One of the interesting things about this mansion is that it carried the name Lovell. However, this Lovell family, this namesake, really had no relation to Sir Francis Lovell. And historians do scratch their heads because the property was governed and managed by somebody who was loyal to the Lancasters and the Tudors. So how could it even be possible that he was able or wanted to or tried to hide in property where he definitely would not been safe? It's still pretty amazing to think that over 500 years later, historians and scholars are still trying to figure out what the hell happened to Sir Francis Lovell. So what do you guys think? Are there any history buffs out there who have ideas of what happened to this man? We know he wasn't executed. We know he wasn't arrested because there would have been documentation of that. Do you think he made his way up to Scotland where he possibly was granted sanctuary and then changed his name and his identity to live a quiet life? If so, why did he all of a sudden give up battling the Tudor dynasty? Or do you think he was hiding in a mansion and just ended up starving to death, getting stuck? And that is his skeleton that was found in 1708. Or do you think something else happened to him? Did he fall through a portal in time? Did he fall into a different multiverse? I don't know. Let me know your opinions in the comments below. All right, thank you so much again for sitting through another video. Again, next week we're going to look at another mystery surrounding this whole interesting time in English history. Thank you again to Josh McKay for doing our music. If you would like to purchase the opening song, it's down in the description box below. And thank you to Todd Broderick for helping me get this video out to you guys on the interwebs. All right, I will talk to you soon. Bye.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com, coming at you with 2021 at Panini Prison Football Blaster Box Break Number 1-5. At the end of this break, we're going to give away 10 spots in that hit parade, Jaspy Exclusive, the current one on, I know it says number eight right, there's actually number nine. Big thanks to this group for getting into it, for making this happen, I appreciate it. There are all the teams right here, so we'll do the break first with the first dice roll, second dice roll will be for the giveaway part. So for the break, let's roll it, randomize it two and a four, six times each, names and teams, one, two, three, four, five and sixth and final time, after six, here we go, there's top to bottom, and then two and a four, six times for the teams, one, two, three, four, five and sixth and final time. No trade windows in these filler breaks, but here's the first half right there, the second half over here, and let's get to the break. Got the sounds of Padres at Dodgers on in the background, Dodgers up to nothing in the bottom of the fifth, Judges on pace to tie bonds to Rex's saying with the 73 home runs, what he's saying, I think he does it. I don't know, I mean it'd be pretty incredible, I think he's got to get 60, right, 60 for sure, barring injury, knock on wood, but I feel like he's got to get there, 73, that's going to be tough. I don't know, what does everyone else think in the chat? Oh, and for those of you watching live, we have to do one more of these filler, filler breaks, one more blaster box to unlock that hip parade, Jaspie exclusive break, and then I can post the final case of the Jaspie hip parade exclusive, hip parade Jaspie exclusive. Kyler Murray, Kenneth Murray, Raven Jordan, and these orange parallels, I guess laser or velocity, whatever you want to call them nowadays, those are the ones that are exclusive to this blaster set. Nelson Aguilera silver, and nice, we're going to see hopefully, we'll see a lot of Travis Etienne, Junior in action this year for the Jags, could be like a new free agent signing for them, that goes to Peter and the Jaguars. There you go gang, I'm Joe, oh no, I got to do a randomizer, see, I'm back from vacation, I'm not even in practice here, I got to give away stuff, this is the whole point of this break, not the box itself but the hip parade spots, gather everybody's names, do dice roll, let's randomize it, five into four, nine times, top ten after nine, get into that hip parade break, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and once more, ninth and final time, fingers crossed, good luck, mark very close but not quite, eleven through thirty two, not happy, but ten through one, they are happy because they're going to be in that hip parade break, Nancy is happy, so is Allen, Kym, Carlos, Eric J, Allen, Will, Mark, there you go Mark, you got in, Will again, and Mark again, there you go, we'll see you in that hip parade break a little bit later tonight, hopefully, jaskiescasebreaks.com, bye bye.


Hi, good morning, and welcome to today's products in focus. So we'll be looking at the US there in a second And we just got to talk a little bit about some of the data that's been coming out of the US Yesterday and what's what's due to come out later on today. There's a lot of film And kind of inflation of data that came out of the eurozone that was surprisingly better than what was expected And then last night we also had an industry statement from the World Bank of Australia Which was way more hawkish than what most commentators have thought so you've seen some big moves in the Aussie dollar Over the overnight as well and the euro has strengthened quite strongly as a as a Greek deal looks more likely And the euro bond yields could have shot up yesterday on the back of that news as well So very very interesting markets that we're in right now most global equity markets are a little bit flat to be honest All the actions being on FX Predominantly and come back to that in a second So because this inflation data came in quite a lot better than expected in the eurozone That caused an influx of buying of yields which then also pushed up the value of the euro You combine that together with the hopes strong hopes for your deal. You own has gone Stratospheric yesterday Jumping like way over a hundred points considering how much dollar strengths been in the market The euro has dominated and the US dollar kind of unraveled there was a slightly yesterday So you can see the the kind of the hammer formation that we got here, but we were down much lower And then we've rallied up still down for the day But just above that potential resistance level support level at 18,000. We've had a little bit of a bounce this morning The Germany 30s flat UK 100 is not doing a huge amount But today does carry with it a huge amount of global Macro data from America and the eurozone. So if you're trading FX is a big day today, I think and we'll cover that a little bit Further on throughout the session But ADP ADP private perils is what a lot of people will be looking at later on It's looking at the UK 100 very negative day yesterday actually smashing through that potential Trendline, but most importantly finishing bang on that line. The fact that has been broken the UK 100 was looking pretty ugly yesterday And this break of this trend line is relatively significant very top-heavy Almost a head and shoulders formation kind of forming right here if we if we break some sort of neckline support right here You could be looking at 67 71 Which to be fair the UK 100 most global equity market could do with maybe coming off a little bit more before we Started to have a resumption of any meaningful uptrend because valuations seem to feel quite high considering the economic back backdrop as to what's happening and This this break of this trend line here I think is going to be Significant for a lot of technical traders We've also got a death cross on the moving averages The other technicals are quite neutral with a MACD cross in the zero line But the UK 100 it really needs to stay above 6906 if it's gonna if it's gonna remain at the top end otherwise 67 71 is the next potential support Japan 225 so dollar yen reverse course fair bit yesterday. We're back down below 124 You can see we've got a bearish and gulfing pattern in Japan 225 It's ticked up ever so slightly today looking a bit top-heavy as well There's nothing else really changed here from a technical perspective still looking at 2868 is long-term potential support Dollar strength is not expected to dramatically change Unless the economic data today completely misses all expectations and has been coming in better than expectations the last couple of sessions It's moving on to WM Quite a strong reversal yesterday back below potential support slash resistance 124 42 longer term potential support still 126 130 ish should things get back on track But this isn't a great candle to have at the top of an uptrend to be honest Not quite a full bearish engulfing. I was not birish engulfing pattern at all. In fact, so it's not actually closed It's not completely eclipsed a full price action from the previous session, but it's quite close So moving on to West Texas crude Moving up nicely actually Almost getting to the recent high points at 61 73 is not quite there yet With 59 50 expected to be our potential springboard for move higher That mainly is getting a little bit better shot in the arm because the dollar has reversed course It was a slightly and if you have a look at gold, it's not really going to be doing a huge amount I'm not expect even even with dollar weakness interest rate increases On the bottom the kind of backburner are going to put a lot of gold traders off People aren't want to really build up a huge mass gold position if they're going to be increasing rates sooner rather than later, so Pressure always remains any bit of good news coming at the US is going to continue to hurt gold But it's stayed above 1186 for quite some time now So moving on to your dollar you can just see this huge massive spike up at one spot 11 is Broken resistance now expect to act as support again Temporarily capped but that 21 period SMA you can see the tips of these candles Are indicative of the importance of this level longer term potential resistance one spot 1642 Otherwise another reversal brings back down to one spot 07 86 So finishing up the GBP USD strong reversal again bullish engulfing pattern not necessarily Stunning strength, but the dollars have a little bit reversal one spot 54 24 is the next potential Resistance level and the other technical indicators here are relatively neutral There's in between two moving averages. You got that 55 period SMA here and the 21 period SMA right here So looking at the economic data wise you do have a whole host of inflation data You've got German PMI Eurozone PMI UK PMI Eurozone employment data Eurozone employment sales ADP private payrolls a trade balance and PMI in the US followed by Your crude alarm to raise their own session so lots of incredibly important information here So make sure you don't miss them and if we fast forward on the Thursday, you've got interest rate data Coming from the UK and employment claims from the US, but today's a big day for a lot of effects between cable your dollar So much data due out today as ever keep you on the chart for make insights popular going forward and join me again Tomorrow to find out what happened next


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Hey guys welcome to SSU-Lintech, Sushil this side and this is continuation of Power BI tutorial. So today we are going to discuss about the area chart, stacked area chart and what are the difference between area chart, stacked area chart and line chart. So go to on the Power BI desktop and we will see in the practical. So this is our project by which currently we are working on. So here you can see inside the visualization we are having the area chart. So let me click on that and make it bigger. And here let me configure this in the axis I want to see the country name. So go to on the upside and here we are having this country name. So let me drag and drop the country name. After that in the value we can see the subtotal. So subtotal should go in the values. And here we are having the listen and secondary value. So we will cover later on this. So here basically you can see we are having this area chart. So the difference with the area chart and line chart here we are having the line but below that line that is highlighted. But in the line chart there is no any highlighter. So go to on the line chart and let me quickly drag and drop the subtotal in the values and country name in the axis. Now you can see the difference. So here you can see the below of this line we don't have anything but here we are having this highlighter. So this is the difference between line chart and area chart. Let me delete that. Now here you can see we are having the secondary value. So what is the secondary value and what is the use of that. So let me drag and drop the tax amount in the secondary value. And here you can see we are having now two axis. First in the left and second in the right side. So these two y axis is indicating subtotal and tax amount. The left side that is indicating the subtotal and the right side that is indicating the tax amount. That's why here you can see the tax amount is upside and the subtotal in the bottom. And here one more thing in the left side you can see 1.6 billion and in the right side that is 140 million. That's why the tax amount that is around 159 million and the subtotal that is 1.6 billion. So here you can see this is like that. What is the stacked area chart. So let me use that click on the stacked area chart. And here let me drag and drop the country name on the axis. And after that in the values let me drag and drop the subtotal in the values. So this is the very similar as we have the area chart but the difference as you can see we don't have any secondary value. So here we should have only a single axis on the y that is present on the left side. In the right side we will not see anything. So here this is the stacked area chart. So this is all about the area chart, stacked area chart and what are the difference between area chart, stacked area chart and line chart. If you have any doubt then you can drop your question on the comment box. So I will try to response on your questions. Thank you so much guys for watching this video. If you like this video please subscribe our channel to get many more videos. Don't forget to press the bell icon to get the notification of our newly uploaded videos. See you in the next video.