The following is a presentation of TFNN. The TFNN Bull Bear Trading Hour. Every trading day, live at 10 a.m. Eastern. Call now, toll free at<PHONE_NUMBER> or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. The TFNN Bull Bear Trading Hour. Now, Tom and Tommy O'Brien. Welcome folks, appreciate you grow, what a problem with us out here. We have the Dow Industries flat. Nasdaq is down four, SAP is also flat. Gold contract at $1.80 trading at 14.14 an ounce. We have Silver up 12 cents, $15.28 an ounce. Light sweet crude, $60.11 a barrel. Notes and bonds, they just want a higher price, low yield. Ten year up three ticks, $1.2706, 30 up 10 at $150.401, King dollar up 86 ticks, trade 96.515, year is at 112, the yen is at 107.86, and the pound is out here at 125, the one at US dollar. What's happening, man? Welcome back, man. Thank you. Good to be back. You missed some all time highs. But guess what? They opened at all time highs, I think. But a little bit of sell-off, and how about we'll get to up a Bitcoin, man. Do you see that run? $1500 at $10,500, the volatility continues. There's a presidential tweet, I think, on Friday, maybe it was Friday night, Saturday morning, sometime from Trump, and he was gonna come after those cryptos. Oh, this is mad. They are not gonna let Facebook- Yeah, and Powell didn't help that, of course, right? They're not gonna let Facebook take over the money business, that's, you know. And they shouldn't, that's the last thing any of us want. No, no, totally. Yeah. No numbers,<PHONE_NUMBER>, and, you know, you had the Fed last week. Let's go right to the bonds, because these notes and bonds, folks, okay, bottom line, they, you know, not only want higher price, lower yield, now, fundamentally, you get the deal behind it also.  You know, these things do want higher price. It's gonna be wild watching this whole thing shake out. We get the 10-year right now, 2.09 yielding. Now, that's, well, let's go through Amazon. We were just talking, you can't help, right? Before we came on, I'm telling you about the deals. It's Prime Day, we have some pre-advertising. Maybe they should send us some free Amazon box, man. They definitely, they get so much free advertising, it's unbelievable. And let's pull up. So I was pulling up, so to give you an idea, right, about, and I've been saying it last year, so this is an article from last year, as in they sold 100 million products. Oh, this is last year? This is July 18th, 2018. Oh, my God. And they had a link to this on CNBC and one of their stories saying they sold 100 million products last year, and this is kind of what I'm saying, you know, they, it's what an opportunity for press releases, for promotion. I don't know, what are they gonna sell this year? It seems like they've gone gangbusters, and now they have two days to do all this action. But yeah, incredible deals going on there, man. I was showing you, man, people need a TV, seriously. One of these deals on the front page, we'll give them some free. 43 inch, 4K TV, Toshiba, 189 bucks. That's crazy. I know, it is crazy. I know this is one of the ones that- With free shipping. Yeah, yeah, you gotta be a prime member, right? But a majority are, I mean, just many others. And I saw a hint out there, I told you this morning. So only 40 hours left of prime day, folks, to get out. If you see some of these lightning deals they have. Yeah, this is important to understand. You can add it to your cart, and you have 15 minutes to purchase it once it's in your cart. Where are these lightning deals? They're down here. They pop up, there they are. And if they're on your mobile, you can see this one ends in five hours. Some of these sell out in like a few seconds. Okay. Right. A few minutes. So I didn't know that, you know, if you want anything. They keep popping them up all day. Yeah, they do. They're a running total of things coming up. And I think you can see even which ones are coming down the line in terms of like this one's opening up in seven minutes. So, but that was a cool tip.  That is no doubt a pretty cool deal. So we'll see, man. It's remarkable. Even, can we pull this back a little bit? Cause I was checking it out. If you put it like, let's put it on even a two year. Cause that way we'll encompass last year's. So you get back, where's last year? Pretty remarkable, right?  I remember, and I think that little volatility there. I think that's some prime day volatility when it was jumping up. I remember it was at all time highs last year. Just keep that in mind. As in you were at all time highs last year. Check out that run. 100 million products sold. The market was listening. You got two days this year. You're right up near those highs. I think we're at 20, 30 last week at one point. I mean, look at that run it's had just since, since May 31st. Big prices, man. 17. 25%. Yeah. Yeah. 20%, right. I don't know. I know. Let's go take a look at some of the higher volume equities. Well, let's go to the S&P first. Cause the S&P did folks. Now the S&P's been in an ABC structure on the way up. The spy, it's a 303, one of them. But what happened when I was on vacation last week, it did an additional one. It did another ABC inside the ABC. We took off on the, what was that? That was probably Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. It was Wednesday. It did 58 million taking out 40. So you got another small one. It looks like that's almost done. A small one at least. Yeah. So that's, let's see. That's, that's 298. Yeah. 298.80. And then 290. Okay. Yeah. Yep. So the eight bucks. Eight bucks gets you a. Okay. 303. Now this is what's cool. 303, 304. 303 and 304. That's the larger one too. Okay. So the probability is really much better. Where's the B and C real quick on that one? The larger one goes here. The larger one. That's the B? That's the B. Okay. Which is 291.40. Yep. Down to 273. Okay. So what's that point? 18. 291 to say, 18? Yep, 18. Okay. And then. Yeah, 293.05. So from 287, yeah, the 18. So is that cool? Yeah. I mean, so that's where, that's the larger portion folks. Yeah. And somehow we're gonna crawl away, all the way up there. We'll see, man. I say as in, we start with earnings, right? You see Citibank this morning? Yeah. So they came in with good numbers. They had an IPO as part of that revenue. And maybe the market's saying, if you take out that IPO, maybe the numbers weren't quite there. Cause they beat on revenue. They beat on earnings per share. And they were higher pre-market. And then things kind of sold off pretty quickly on the open. Yeah. And you know, what is interesting about Citigroup, this is where Citigroup's one of the banks that never got its mojo back, which is pretty wild. I mean, look at this. Citigroup. Yeah, reverse split, right? Something. 555 bucks and 27. They weren't trading if I, something, right? That's a reverse split. No, that's a reverse split. I just thought so. No, but still, it matters, right? They're only at 70 in correlation. If they were trading at 100, they'd only be at 15. Right, what's the difference? Now put JP Morgan up. Yeah. That's nice. Yeah. Can you go back to Citigroup for a second? No. What was their low? I mean, Citigroup was almost going to go bankrupt though, right? I mean, that's what's so, they almost...  Right, and I just wanted to see what the lows were. Pure socialism, you know, how that works. There's a mix of capitalism and socialism and almost everything we do. $9.70, so it's still a seven-bagger from the days that they thought they were going to go bankrupt. Right. And even, you know, that number was, it took a while, isn't it? You're only sitting, you know, two years later at 23, you're still sitting at, what are we here? 24, right? So it's been a slow, steady climb. I mean, the problem is that the world figured out from May of 2007 to March of 2009 that this company was basically worthless in between that time frame. Right, right. And it's paying a 2.5% yield. Versus JP Morgan, nobody was figuring that out. They were going to be okay, thankfully, and they did benefit from some of that. Oh, yeah. You know, the whole system getting bailed out, they benefited, because they would have suffered along with the rest of us, but they were in a lot better shape. They would have survived in some form, unlike Citi. Stay right there, folks. Tommy and I are coming right back. Our phone number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. We have the Adal Industries Adal 20, now it's like off six, as the piece of flat. The Taz Profile Scanner is the most revolutionary piece of trading software that you will ever try. Wouldn't you like to approach the markets with confidence? As you begin your trading day, it's likely that you'll be faced with lots of decisions. 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Internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. It's Nasdaq down six, right? The Nasdaq flat S&Ps up one now last week. This was pretty wild. I forget what day it is. I can pull it up here though that the Dow took off like a rocket chip and the rest of the indices were just flat. Wednesday or Thursday, it correlated to the day that the Trump administration said they were not gonna deal a blow to the health stocks. Because UNH took off gang busters. And I know Goldman Sachs was up huge that day as well and you had Boeing. Yeah, so I think it was Thursday. Yeah, that was the 11th. Yeah, and you also had Walgreens boots, which is in the Dow. Baz and I were looking at it in the morning. So you had a few of those really. And you can see that three or four of the stocks were, and they were all stocks like this where they're $250, $260. So the price waiting of a run like that, I mean, look at that day alone, right? What is the low to high? 49 to 12. Yeah, 12 bucks price weighted in the Dow. That's a mammoth move. No doubt. Boeing, so Boeing out here. Speaking of price weighted mammoths. And look at it just before you. I mean, look at that run Thursday and Friday. Same thing, huge on that Dow. So Boeing this morning, look at that now. This is gonna be a long route. 2020 for the Max, right? 2020. In 2020, they'll be saying late 2020. Then they'll say, guess what? We're gonna rename the Max. It's never coming back. And we'll have a new. It's gonna be renamed. Yeah, it's gotta be. The marketing people are gonna be licking their chops because they need a little PR in marketing in this instance in a big way. Oh yeah. So American Airlines said it would keep the jets off scheduled through November 2nd, the 5th time the airline has adjusted its flights. They'll just keep pushing them forward. Yeah. Yeah, and you can see it's only July 15th right now. So what are they doing? They're planning about four months, three and a half to four months in advance. They like to have that scheduled hard core probably in concrete set. And you can see that that's just, that's just like what they can do as in to keep it as fresh. I bet in their minds they're saying, okay, and then by this date, we need to push it back to December if it's not ready by this date, et cetera, yeah. Yeah, no doubt. So semantic, S-Y-M-C. This is, so this was a takeover of talks with Broadcom. Okay. They, CNBC's saying that the talks have stopped. I guess so. If you want to see something just come back to the gap, I mean this is, you know, that quick. That information's gone? Well, we're back to where we were before that value was added to the equation. Exactly. Yeah. That was a quick comeback though. Isn't it? And that's why you see when you see there's takeovers, right? So let's say they were saying, oh, we're gonna buy it at like 30 or something. Yeah, that was the price. Okay, well then the market's priced in like, all right, there's a 60% chance it's gonna buy at 30, so we'll trade it at 26. Well, that goes out the window. We're back to 22, right? Yeah. Quick. Quick. How about Facebook, right? F-B. Not bad. You pay $5 billion, the market says we like it. We're trading higher, baby. I wanted to see this, anyway. Let's see, revenue. Yeah, this is gonna be pocket change, right? Oh, look at this. Oh yeah. Pure pocket change.  Next year it's nothing, man. This year it's less than one month of revenue. And what you wanna remember, folks, is that that's a write-off for them too. What ends up happening is that, that's a business expense. A fine. Yeah. Now, all the stuff I've read so far, normally when a regular fine is a write-off, unless there's been a couple fines that they have done, right, that they specifically put in there that you can't write off. Sure. Okay, but that, there's none of the literature I've seen so far, do you know what I mean? Okay, yeah. So that's a big deal too. Oh, it's a big deal.  No, I'm not gonna say Facebook's in the 30% bracket. As in they're not paying 30%. They might be, but do you understand? Legitimately they probably are, but they're not paying it. I understand that, you know. But they will be able to write that much off if legitimately that's what they are paying. Yeah. Until it comes down to the bottom line. They're gonna keep throwing everything else in, but, you know, bottom line is that it's nothing. Right, that is the bottom line. And that's what the market knows, which is why on Friday you saw it pop. I mean, we can zoom it in after you do the long term, but you'll see, I think it came out with like 10 minutes left to go in the day Friday. Yeah. And the market said, you know, whoop-de-doo, we can put it behind us. We knew it was gonna be at least $3 billion, which is what Facebook allocated, last earnings, yeah. And so Facebook already told the market, best case scenario, this is gonna be $3 billion. It came in at five. What I haven't seen a lot of reporting yet, which I'd love to see the insight in, is that the FTC has three Republicans, two Democrats, and there's a partisan vote, three to two. I wanna know why the two wanted, what did they want, they want more? They want, why, how did that come down partisan? I would just be curious, you know? Right, no, I'm with you, there's no doubt. Because obviously there was some dissent in there, as to maybe wanting more, and maybe wanting to add some stipulation regulations, which is normally a Republican Democrat regulations, as in trying to add something to prevent that type of thing further. But Facebook, market liked it, man. They're on the loose. Print and cash, yet again, government off their back for this issue so far. Yeah, exactly, next. So, gold, let's go take a look at gold, folks. Bottom line is that- I missed a little volatility last week. It was pretty cool. Look at that chart, man. It was cool, there's no doubt, man. I mean, the bottom line is that this is hanging tough up here. Yeah? And you get some good juice. You know, that pop on Thursday was nice, Wednesday was cool, you know? I bet it was. Yeah, I mean- It was up 30 bucks. Yeah, and you know, what you're gonna see, these rates, it was really, I think, happening to the marketplace, meaning the S&P as well as anything that has to do with interest rates in general, is that these rates are really gonna keep going lower. And it's like, okay, man, if these rates keep going lower, you know? We got a 20-point jump from 1.93 in the 10-year to 2.13, so we just say keep going lower. You know, we just got almost a quarter-point bounce in the 10-year just to bring everybody to where we've been, you know? We're at a critical point. If we're gonna keep going lower, we can't go up a half a point and that keep going lower process is what I'm, you know? I mean, this is- Yes, I- If you listened to that keep going lower, you wouldn't know it just raised a quarter-basis point in five days from 1.93 to 2.13, you know? I mean, that's substantive. You need pullbacks. That's, you know, like- But this would be the point. That's all I- We'll bring this back to, well, I'll do it the other way. Let's go to 10, yeah. So we take a look at this 10-year and we look at it, seriously, just look at it this way. So 2.6 in June, 17th, no, April 17th, right? Time to- Oh, sure, yeah. 1.9 and then you do the bounce. Yeah? You need a bounce. Oh, yeah, no, no, I hear you. A little lower prices, so. Yeah. This is just a critical point, you know, as in- Oh, yeah, no, listen, there's no doubt, man. Yeah. You know? Because that's- That's a decent pop percentage-wise. I'll bring back a couple more life jackets. I heard- I heard them out here. Bring us with you, will you? Well, I always forget myself even though you guys- Larry and I always joke folks, okay? When I, he doesn't like boats that much and he, I've taken him and his wife out a few times and so what happens in the bond market is that my take was that we were going, well, his take was that we're not- You're gonna lower yields. Yeah, and so what had happened is that- That's friendly wager. Yeah, friendly wager. He's gotta come out in the boat and he needs the life jackets. Get him those jackets, baby. Sailing time. Lower rates, hey, I want a 1.5, 10 year man. Bring it on. Seriously? Bring it on. Stay right there, folks. Tommy and I are coming right back. You have the Dow Industries right now. Flat Nasdaq is up two SAPs, up one and a half, we'll come right back. Hi folks, Tom O'Brien here. If you'd like to get my daily newsletter or market insights, then now is a great time to sign up for a 30 day free trial. 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I hear what is here because they were expecting Morgan, the JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley lost out on their cut of what would have been the year's biggest initial public offering last week. The two top advisors, the Anaheiser, Bush, Inbev's Asian Pacific Unit IPO would have split up to 140 to 170 million in fees. Can you imagine that? Okay. What happened is that the Budweiser folks was spending off their Asian unit and they've been working on this like a year.  And what ended up happening is that in between it the market, this is a situation.  We first jimmed up. What happened is that Inbev went out to the banks and said, okay, give us a proposal. Evidently, these two banks won it. And when you win it, you give them an estimate of how much you think you can sell it. Sure, sure. Well, what ends up happening in between when they started the deal, which is over a year ago, so it's a go last week, is that bottom line is that they couldn't raise the money because things have changed so dramatically inside of the bear market in general. It looks like they were looking at about 9.8 billion. And so they were gonna get about 2% of the money raised, which would correlate to like 170 million. 200 million would be 2% of 10 billion. And I'm guessing that they weren't gonna get that number and that people at Inbev were not happy. Yeah, they pulled it. And what has happened, and it's happening very quickly, folks, is that the world in general is getting into craft beers and that's what happened in China. What they said is that it went so quick, going from the normal, give me the bud, give it whatever they want, to individual cities, crafts places open in a big way. And the investor community just said, no, I'm not gonna pay that. They weren't gonna price that right because the competition, I'm sure, yeah. And that's a, so yeah, they were looking from 8.3 to 9.8. That would have put the value at $64 billion for just that, and guess what? It's not 64 billion, I guess, is what it is anymore. Yeah, and you have, here's the quote that, they failed to properly price, attract cornerstone investors and drum up demand. One of the analysts noted it as climates. You know, even when you're talking about this business, this gets interesting. So, remember when we were at Eddie's party and what were the fuzzy drinks that people were drinking? There's all the flavored hard, sparkling drinks. Forget the one we were, but they're very in vogue right now. Oh yeah, huge, so listen to this. This is, we just came back to the venue, and then we would try to get some liquor store, right? The whole liquor store sell out.  He says, we get them in, they're gone in a second. Then in the journal today, folks, have you opened the journal today? Yeah. The second section, this thing is going explosive. Yeah, no, it's summer, especially when Florida, right, you're at the sun, we were at a pool party, pool beach party, pool birthday party. Perfect for sparkling, basically, soda water, flavored, flavored hard, flavored hard soda water. Yeah, one drink probably has the alcohol content of a normal beer, wine, et cetera, is the deal. But yeah, they're all the rage, and they're all competing for similar amounts to this piece of the pie. Oh, for sure, man, for sure. Because that used to be, you're at a pool party, oh, that's beers flying around, right? For sure. Yeah, or maybe some zimars, you know, right? Yeah. They're all part of the pie, as you're fighting for, look it, and there's our studio, Zima, exactly. And what was Zima? That's a malt liquor, it was a clear bottle, and this is probably somewhat similar. I don't know, I haven't had them, but I'm sure they're pretty good. I don't particularly like them, but I can see why people do, because they are refreshing.  Right, if you like a vodka soda, it's probably not the same, but it's of that variety versus a beer. Beer's very filling, I think, is where you get the difference there. Yeah, pretty wild. Pretty wild.<PHONE_NUMBER>, common jack, tastes like a margarita. Yeah, see, there's gotta be a whole loose spin, so there goes their IPO. Could you imagine, you're sitting there like, oh no, the fish took me out. Yeah, it's remarkable the fees that they can pull 2% of their, you know, you think you build up this company, it's worth 64 billion, you're gonna raise 10 billion, and they're like, if you wanna go to market, we need 2% of whatever you raise. It's like a mammoth number. Right, that's right. And so just, this is pretty cool that you're bringing this up. So the way that it works, also, is that a bank or a broker deal can get up to 5%, you know. You can't get over 5, you know what I'm saying? It's 5% you can't get over, but give me a break. I mean, 2% of that monster number is a monster number, you know. And if that was a while ago, I feel like regulations have been relaxed as in who knows if that got cleaned house spiked. And by the way, that 2%, they're still gonna get their fee, their expenses. That has to do with fees, you know. You get your expenses. They weren't working for free probably for two years, right, or a year, or whatever it is, right?  But mammoth difference, right? There might be some small expenses versus the big monies when they go public. Oh, and that's the chunk. That's the chunk right down there. And then on top of that, what normally ends up happening is that, let's say if we gave someone the allocation of 100 million shares or something, you normally have another allocation on top of that that you can get of the 100 million, maybe another 7 million shares on top of that.  That's a part that's worth some value. Oh, huge, huge, no doubt.<PHONE_NUMBER>, now, real gold folks, okay? If you're in that gold market, let me tell you something. This is, it not only broke out last week, but what you have here, it's getting away from it, it's breakout area, which is just one beautiful thing. So your breakout area is $100.84. You're at a buck 10. Going back to 212. Yeah, it's a big number because this is, it has been long period of time, one of the leading stocks, it's, you know, a streaming stock, meaning that they just make money in the gross. The royalties? The royalty, and it's in the gross of what they sell the gold for, meaning the companies that they back. They have like agreements of people pulling gold out of their ground, and they say, if we get this X dollars per this price of gold, so as gold goes up, their value goes straight to the price of gold. And that's normally an indication, FNV also, that the gold price itself is going to continue higher. Franklin Nevada, I want to see Franklin Nevada catch the bid too. Now, you know, they're close. They're right at their highs. That's a 8606. Now they broke their highs last week, you know, but they haven't gotten away from it yet. Has to get away from that level. You get away from that area, guess what, man? That's saying that the contract itself is going to get up to the next level. And if you look at this continuous contract, you know, we only need about, we need about a good 10 to $15 more in the contract to launch the whole deal, 1428 on the continuous. And that's a six year consolidation. I know, right? 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Yeah, and see this is volume dying on the vine right there, man. Let me just see, is this the most active? August should be. We saw the EIA last week. I recall had a nine plus million barrel draw. So higher prices, right? The expectation was at around three million barrels. So quite a miss again in terms of draw, less oil, higher prices. So that kind of propelling that from about $57, $58, middle of the week. You see that big pop there. I think that is Wednesday on that chart. Yeah. It's a quite a little pop. Yeah, so we're in the right contract. So this, yeah, 60.53. 60.53 is the number that... And we were above that today, yeah. Yeah, and you can see, you're coming right into the big downdrafts there from what, the 22nd, 23rd of May. 63 to 61, and then 61 to 57. That was quick. Yeah. Can you go IGPO just to see that quick soft? Cause I think it was like 9.15 to almost 10. Yeah, look at that and zoom it in. There you go. Yeah, look at that sell-off, man. Almost made it to 61. We have a 50, 60, 92, and then a heartbeat. Heartbeat, we're at 60.06. 30 minutes later. Yeah, right. And I couldn't... Can we go into the news or the CNN? Cause I was trying to find maybe what happened. Oh, I wonder if that has to do with like, in the gulf that those... You talk about rain. You know what I mean? Yeah, they had the potential, you know, the hurricane rolling in there for a brief moment, but this is at 9.15 in the morning, like literally I was trying to look at, you know, seeing, yeah, there's not too much. As in it was right at 9.15 that this thing sold off. Maybe cracks an OPEC, but that would... I'm not sure. Nothing really in there, you know, just a little bit of a soft. A big dude sold it. Somebody sold it, man. That's right. Sold it out. Dude, do that. Somebody had that. That's right. I don't know about that. So let's go into Walmart.  I mean, the child, I think they're at high. Yeah, they're doing fine. Yeah, they've been scratching their head and they figured out something, man, for sure. I mean, look at that run from the beginning of 16. I'm training at like 55. We're now a double bagger from 2016. All-time highs. Yeah. So let's see. So they're coming out all the time today. August 15th is the next time they're coming out with numbers. Okay. Look at that number. Decent numbers. They take in a trillion bucks every two years. That is amazing. That number is amazing. It is. It is. A trillion. It is. 526 billion. And in order to keep that up, it's pretty intense. I mean, the one thing that you could say is a little worrisome is, what's going on internationally here? You know, why aren't they doing business? A company like Walmart, they take in trillion dollars every two years. Can't grow internationally? Yeah. It's minus 1%. Yeah. And you know, that's, there's only so much you can continue to grow in the US, I'd say. Oh, yeah. You're talking about the likes of competing with Amazon and... Right. Right. Yeah. No doubt about that. It's like a lot of my friends in our group chat this morning were talking about Amazon, right? We never have those days about Walmart. You know what I mean? Right. So it's interesting how to keep that growth up. They gotta do something, man. They gotta do something. Yeah. Prices. Yeah. They got the prices. Because I've done it. I was just gonna say, I've done a couple of things where you subscribe. Do you do that, right? Where you subscribe on Amazon? Do you do that at all? No. So what they'll do is they set up, you can set it up once every three months they deliver a product. Once every six months. Once every two months. They're pretty convenient. And what you can do is you can see your schedule, you save money. So you save, you'll see it on a lot of links now. They'll say, or subscribe and save 5%. Like order these. Really? Or subscribe and save 5%. And if you subscribe, you can cancel at any time. Okay. Like any of our newsletters. Sure. And it'll show you on there and you save. But then if you have like, if you set it up where you have three or six items delivered in the same month, well then you save 15% on all the items. Right. That's pretty innovative. You know, if they're things you're already buying, then you start to see, well geez, they don't even have to be the same price as Walmart, Publix, whatever it is.  We're gonna turn you out to paper towels right now. Let's bring up those paper towels. Cause you know what's funny folks is that, you know, we talked paper towels a lot with the last time. What do you wanna pull up? We've never done a price check on this though. Oh yeah, let's bring it up then. Because I'm talking about the boxes that we buy though. Not the, Oh these? Yeah. This is a deal folks, okay? And if you use paper towels, which a lot of us do, you wanna take a look at this because it's pretty amazing, the differential. I gotta log in. We might have to do it and we might have to, I was trying to pull up my orders because they're gonna give us all these bounties. They're the type of paper towels that you find in, in, yeah, see, they're gonna give us all of these. We'll find it at the break and we'll give it the next segment, okay? That way we don't... You save a four, there it is right there. No, no. The Pacific, Blue Pacific. No, that's not them. Oh yeah, but they make it. No, I'm right. Okay, yeah. We'll find them. It's big money folks. We'll pull it up, perfect. We'll keep giving Amazon the free plugs. We want our Amazon gift cards to show up in the TFNN offices. Well, it's such a deal, man. It is, no, listen, you wanna give people good advice, man, that's right. You know, I mean, and there are a lot of great deals. That TV deal, man, if you're looking for a TV, 43 inches, 189 bucks, 4K, I don't have a 4K TV at home. Yeah, I mean, it's just amazing. DVR built in there. Yeah, pretty cool. Imagine helping them, you gotta manufacture it. You gotta get it from the manufacturer to one of their Amazon warehouses. You gotta get it from the Amazon warehouse to your house. Now we'll go full circle on this though, because this is though a, do we still have it up here? Let's see. Because this is an Amazon Fire TV. Okay. So what happens there, of course, is that- We should be giving them away because they're buying the stuff. That's what I was gonna say. Now, you're gonna be in the Amazon Fire, right?  Maybe they get to push notification. Maybe they get to push ads. Maybe they- I think we should send one to Dave White. He'll send it back. Yeah? Yeah. Because he doesn't want them, big brother on his business. I don't blame him, man. Yeah, right, exactly. Because that's what I was going to next, is that they eat, a lot of smart TVs now, you can, these companies can sell to loss. Right.  So it's a different profit business plan. It is. When you can sell to loss, and then use that customer, to profit from in the long term. Pretty amazing. But no, I mean, you saw a 50 inch TV, 289 markdown, but yeah, that 43 inch and 4K Ultra HD. Oh, no, look, it's gone. It was 189, 259, 999. Perfect, we gave it to him at the beginning of the hour. Wow. I hope somebody got it, there you go. Right? Yeah. It was 189 for sure. And now it's up, so they only have a certain number. So they sold plenty of them. I guess they did, yeah. All right. That would make sense. I think they did, that's that 189. Either way, 259 is still an amazing deal. I mean, if you're in, somehow that says markdown from 379, I think it was 189 though. It was, it definitely was. We'll have to go check the archive. We got it on recording. Yeah, we love it. We're watching you, Amazon. 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A lot of times it's negative and people are scared about this and all of that, but we also seen how sustainable development didn't work, how many other non-controversial concepts didn't work throughout the years, right? And D-Growth out of the gate says, growth is more or less the enemy quote unquote, this is where our efforts should, this is where we should put our efforts. And in that sense, it's not meant to be appealing, it points with the finger, that's our common enemy, let's say, or so at least you cannot brain a greenwash that much D-Growth compared to other concepts, or can you? No, I don't think you can't. And that's one of its strengths. I'll often find that if we're standing behind a concept like the common good, economy for the common good, the well-being economy, the concept of the good life, Buen Vivir. You know, sustainable economy, a green economy, a circular economy, I kind of think of a single person today that's going to be against a well-being economy. And everyone is for something. It means you've not pointed, you know, the diverse interests, your concept does not have any transformative power. And today, if we start admitting that the system we have today is unsustainable and we can spend more time developing what do we mean by that system? But if the status quo is not working, it means we need change that is transformative, radical, structural. You call it as you want, but a lot of change. And so if we're proposing something and everyone agrees, including the fossil fuel extractors and, you know, the capitalist runties and, you know, marketing firms, then you're like, OK, perhaps, you know, we've not touched really that part of the system that we want to change. So with degrowth, at least it works.  You know, some people are going to think, yeah, they're going to love it. Other people are going to hate it. And that's the good start for discussion. Then we can agree on what we disagree. That's that's the first thing that's important now. And then later on, we can reconcile with other concepts that are more consensual post growth. We can come back to, you know, the well-being economy, which, of course, is an important concept in the very long term. And it's not either degrowth or the well-being economy. It's more like degrowth is that concept to trigger a discussion, to be critical about economic growth and enable us actually to just de-circulate certain institutions and do all the changes that will enable the building of the well-being economy.


So idea is SMS categorization, as I mentioned, the way Gmail provides. So we wanted to give a very basic interface to start with, where the user will be able to log in or sign up. And then we focused on, basically, we thought we just focused on two categories. Two categories, one is known and the other is unknown. So known is basically the phone numbers, which are already there in the phone book. And unknown is like any other guy. So based on these two categories, we just segregated the services. So after this user logs in, so we have known unknown. So we actually thought that we only built two categories, but we were able to add two more categories as well, first, promotional and transactional. So we come to promotional and transactional later, but we first like to demo the two parts, so known and unknown. So once you click on that known category, so all the SMSs which we filtered to that known box will display. So these are the SMSs from the values, where we have the numbers stored in the phone book. So maybe we can try one, sending one SMS from known box, so she has sent one SMS, so the message she sent is high version, this came from this known number. So that is one part. Now like if anyone want to test the unknown part, because like nobody is added to the phone book, so can do that. Anybody want to do that? Yeah. That's me. So which number? 9, 5, 7, 9, 8, 1. 9, 5, 7, 9. 7, 9. 8, 1. 8, 1. 8, 1. 1, 9, 8, 5. 8, 1, 9, 8, 5. 8, 1, 1, 9, 8, 5. 8, 1, 1, 9, 8, 5. That message come here. That I don't know the power. I can do that maybe. I think I can see. I think I can see. 6th time, so 6th message. So 6th time. So the message is that if anyone want to write 6th time. So 6th message actually. The number is not added to this phone book. So that's what. Right. So our basic categorization of SMS is that of the output. Now we were able to finish this as per our UI. You know, call. And then we added two more categorization. So all the promotional and transition. Transition. We are from the SMS background. Our company works in SMS backgrounds. We work on the details of promotional and transaction SMS. In India, try out some rules that is for the promotional SMS. They can be delivered from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. So promotional SMS includes offers best developers or advertisement SMS. So we will never get any promotional SMS after 9 p.m. And so this is the government. And transaction SMS includes the SMSes that comes from the bank. Suppose you withdraw the money from the ATM and you will immediately get the SMS. So we have, there are some guidelines on sender ID. So what's sender ID is numbers. Suppose the LL65017 is a sender ID. We can consider it as government has set rules. First two characters are the area specific. And if, after the hyper, if there is a number called as a promotional SMS and what the transactional SMS is, you will receive the message as a LL65017. That is the transactional. If after hyper there is a alphabetic characters that SMS is considered as a transactional SMS, not transactional SMS, all the company need to be registered. They need to approve the sender ID from the government and its prior authorities. So this is all, first thing will be there. So right now we cannot test the transactional promotional SMS because we have to wait for the time pass. But we can, for a testing transactional SMS we need to do any transaction from the bank or anything we need to pay. So we have already, in promotional SMSes, talk like this type of advertisement or offers SMS considered as a promotional SMS. In transactional, in transactional we need to do some transaction. So one line transaction we need to go for anything we need to take into account. So that's it, I mean so. Where are you at the presentation? Message. The message for unknown number. So how do you categorize the message as a transactional SMS? Transactional SMS. After hyper there is alphanumeric characters, that means the transactional SMS. For the bank SMS, you will find that central ID. So this type of SMS is considered as a transactional SMS. Okay and if after the hyper there is a numeric character that we consider as a promotional SMS. So on that basis according to that guidelines to categorize the promotional end I have. I have a whole central ID. It's six lines. Length is also fixed. For example if sender is using a five digit code short code 515555 which category it will fall into? 515555. So we have to come to unknown. It's basically you have to come to unknown. As of now it will come to unknown. So idea was basic to test the categorization on the very basic level. There are many things like friends, family and colleagues and all of that. In later stages we can add it in our phone group without a group like a family you can create a group of copies. On that basis we can also add the custom segregation mark. So right now how is the supplication once I log in? Supplication sends all SMS to a server from categorization done in the server side or some kind of client side? Basically it's work like that when somebody sends you SMS so there is a service running on your mobile phone. And when you receive the SMS it just pass the SMS text put some logic like whether in which category in this message and put it on the server. So whenever next time it's faced from the server directly even if you change your device you can get the same SMS on other devices. So that means like can I opt out for a particular SMS which is stored in the server because I will have some private messages which I don't want to be categorized. So I think that can be added but in this process it is not that. Yeah, yeah. But we know that it is not necessary in this business. One more thing that we were not able to actually compete in today's was the conversation view. So if I am setting then there is a threat which should continue. Basically that the way we planned as per the UAE flow that we were able to successfully compete.