What is going on ladies and gentlemen guess who is live once again two days in a row twice in a week it has been a while since I've done this guys but we are live once again today we're doing something completely different something brand new we're doing an out coin report this is something I've been doing in my discord and I want to start doing it every now and then live here on YouTube as well because a lot of the times it's easier for me to just kind of run through through these analysis with you guys live on video and it makes it just much easier for people to watch it like that so I'll be trying it out a few times to see how that works out let me know how the volume is here I put the music down but basically what we're going to be doing in today's live stream just kind of going over the market we're going to be going yesterday we did Bitcoin which is the overall the king of crypto right everything moves through Bitcoin today we're going to be looking at some of the other coins we're going to be looking at some of the out coins how they've been moving and doing just kind of brief analysis on a few of the top moving out coins in the market in the last seven days so that'll be pretty much what we're going to be doing in today's live stream and if you guys enjoy it then we'll you know we'll do this more often so that's the plan here today let me pull up the coin to market cap here so that we can take a look at these top performing whoops I meant to put coin bring up coin gecko as well so we can see the top movers anything else that's it so let me put you guys on the screen if you guys have any specific out coins that you want me to take a look at just drop it in the comments and I'll be more than happy to to briefly go over them as well so without further ado let's go ahead and jump right in and we're going to start here with the king of all out coins of course I am talking about Ethereum let's start with a top down this is usually how I like to look at any chart if I haven't looked at it yet or when I'm about when I'm gonna first look at any chart I always start excuse me I always start with what's called a top down analysis so I start from the very top from the monthly of you and this gives me a kind of a bird's-eye view of what is going on overall in the market and where we could potentially be going next where there's support and resistance areas this just gives me a bird's-eye view of all of that so whenever look you're looking at a chart especially if it's a chart that you haven't seen from this view I recommend you guys doing that so right off the bat just looking at this chart and I'm gonna take off the moving averages for now just want to focus on on the price action and the Fibonacci retracement levels right so the Fibonacci is these here wait are these Fibonacci's yeah making sure that this is a Fibonacci sometimes I draw them and they might be the same color yeah so these so right now we're looking at the Fibonacci retracement levels right and this this Fibonacci retracement level started all the way back in the previous bull run right so all the way back in 2020 is where I start this off all the way to the top so Ethereum topped out at 4875 I think in this next bull run we're easily going to go way over that potentially to $10,000 is what I believe for this next bull cycle so it's about a what is it a 5x from more from current prices not bad right so and it's a 10x if you were to buy at the bottom of the bear market which was around $1,000 in November of last year so basically one year later we've moved up from where we were the low here was 877 and this was actually June I'm sorry I didn't know it was in June let me see where was it in November November we were we hit a thousand in June we actually hit the low which was 877 and now we're currently sitting at $2042 so and we can right away just buy as soon as I put this on I can see okay the Fibonacci retracement the 78.6 is right here and the next one 68 61.8 is right here and we can see that when we lost that 61.8 level look at this massive massive candle notice it's the biggest candle out of all of these candles right it was once we lost that major major level we had a 44% drop now we're back at that level we're revisiting this level so this right off the rip it tells me this is a very very important level here for us to close above here this month on the monthly so this we'll be watching this and this level sits around that 1900 level 1900 1930 around there and right now it's it's looking it's so far it's looking like we're breaking above it but we obviously have to see how how the monthly closes here but so far it looks it looks really good so far I'm hoping that we set up a new let me see do we hit a new higher high no we haven't hit a new higher high so I'm hoping that we can hit a new higher high here in ethereum maybe up towards that 2200 level this next verbonacci level is up at 2500 so it will be it will be nice to set a new higher high here and potentially then test this level up here which is $2500 so that's the next thing that we'd be looking for here really is to make sure that this candle closes then see a continuation to the upside to push this next level up here at 2500 dollars which we're very close to by the way so that's that's pretty much the the birds I view there and if we zoom in it kind of shows the same story we see here what's been happening over the last couple years over the last year where we just kind of been consolidating between these two levels this is pretty much the golden pocket here where a lot of well that's my dog excuse me teddy no barking I'm live streaming so uh yeah as you guys can see here this was a a big area for me and this is still pretty much a big area you can see here we've had a lot of open interest in that in that area which is why I have that box there and we go back historically once again we can see the same thing a lot of a lot of movement there and that's basically I can really take that off because that's basically with that Fibonacci level that that Fibonacci that Fibonacci level is already covering that as a as a big level there so it's fine to take that box off there now so we see that with the week we close here above this level here so now and we had this week we had a retest of this so this is actually really good when you get a breakout any retest and then continuation to the upside so that next main resistance is going to be up towards 2500 I love the idea of building a long-term position a swing position here at two thousand dollars that's I in one of my accounts that's kind of what I've done I have an account where I I simply apart from my long-term holdings that's on spot not leveraged and apart from my trading that's just leverage I do short day trades right I have a I have a part of my account where I just kind of build positions for you know longer terms basically swings I would say swing swing trades where I can you know I could potentially hold it for from either a few days to a few weeks to a few months right just depends how I feel about how the market's looking at that time right now I feel very bullish about it so with this retest here yesterday I added to my positions there and now I think my total position my average entry is around 19 because I added yesterday during the drop and I think I'm around 1960 or something like that is is current currently my average entry there I added yesterday when we dropped to 1930 at 1950 I added I added again today around 2000 so I have that's what that's how I got that average and then I'm just gonna hold this at least my target right now is 2500 so I'm at least holding it to 2500 and then we'll see I might take profits there and if we get some sort of pullback then I'll add back again an average into another long longer term swing but you know I I honestly if this holds up here I don't mind holding this for the next few months beyond 2500 maybe even into the previous all-time highs that would be a massive massive move there which would have massive massive returns so if that's a way you want to play it I don't mind that either so let's go into the daily and and again the daily is pretty much showing you the same thing that we that we just talked about we just looked at we had the breakout we have a retest here of the previous resistance and in a bounce there so looks very bullish I like the setup I like how it looks if we get any any other retest of 2000 or anything down here below closer to 1900 I recommend you guys opening positions there for sure let's go ahead and take a look at the next one that's been one of the biggest movers today actually the biggest movers today is avalanche so let's let's really quickly look here for the biggest movers in the last seven days and we'll pick up a few of the of the biggest movers here so we can see right off the rip salana over the last week is up 50 percent that's pretty wild in one week what and then we have avalanche up 58 percent guys these are two of my favorite coins that I've been speaking about for probably the last year or so I did a video where I spoke about basically adding you know these coins to your portfolio or long-term portfolios salana was around $20 just a few weeks ago we had avalanche under $10 just a few weeks ago now it's sitting avalanche at $20 which was a hundred percent return in less than a month and we have salana at $65 which I think has been also like a 200 return in a span of like two months or less let's let's take a look at that right now so let's start with avalanche since it's the big one here in the last week it's up over 50 58 percent in the last seven days so let's start here and let's just kind of look at how big this move actually has been right from the bottom here to where we currently are guys that's 142 percent move in a span of what is this the 19th of october in less than a month 142 percent return guys that that's pretty wild right so we have to be careful here when they're after really really big moves like this because we could potentially get a pull backs so you've got to be careful if you did not get this move from the bottom you got to kind of play a little careful here but let's kind of zoom out and get a bird's eye view here of where we are in the grand scheme of things so this was a uh a support level that i had drawn when we were down here at ten dollars and i noticed that i had put an alert here so when we dropped below ten dollars that was at ten dollar range when we dropped below it i set up an alert to alert me when it crossed ten dollars like it did here because i knew that if we crossed or once we crossed back above ten dollars i knew that this uh this was gonna make a run and that's exactly what happened as soon as we closed above we crossed this closed above it this next candle is 83 percent right that's this week's candle 83 percent this week guys 84 percent now so that's pretty that's pretty insane so um this next what is this one this next area that i have drawn here is the next big area of interest that um that i see let me put on the volume shelf here to see uh if it gives us any other details and you can see that the majority of the open interest is in this range right between what is it like fifth between like 13 dollars up to 19 dollars so so basically up to where it's at right now um and once we break above this range once we break above i think that 20 dollars i have it set up at around 22 dollars you can see that when we dropped here that that range that that range there played as a support and then played as a resistance as we drop back down so coming back up that's probably going to be a resistance there once we break above that level then we'll probably continue up towards that 32 dollar area 30 area um which was also another previous area of interest as you guys can see there it played as it played as resistance there played as support there um so that's going to be the next major area so that's what we're watching right now the next big resistance is currently here we're at it right now well we're not at it right now but we're about a dollar away so remember these areas are never just a specific number they're a range so we're already in that range there right now so um if i was looking to trade this right now um i'm probably either looking to short it right at this resistance line which i'm not going to do because one of the things that you you don't want you don't want to do that often is uh set up a position in the opposite um on in the opposite like counter trend right you don't want to be counter trend when you're trade when you're day trading now you can but it's it's a bit more advanced and complex because this could easily just kind of break out there and leave you in the dust and you'll get stopped out right away so so if you're not going to short it then the other two ways that you can play this is have a breakout above 22 dollars um now the thing with breakouts you could get stopped out you can see that uh several times it tried to break out and then it got rejected and dropped all the way back down so that's one thing that you need to be careful with if you're playing a breakout but i think during an uptrend a breakout um a long breakout is a good way to play these these coins especially because these moves are usually so fast right and on the weekly here you can see that it's setting up what's called a bullish pin bar so bullish pin bar is of course as it has in the name is a bullish uh signal um for continuation to the upside so that's pretty much what i'm seeing here and then the third way that you can play it is what's called a a breakout and retest right so instead of playing that breakout you're gonna wait on the retest the reason why is because the breakout trades they're pretty much i would say maybe 50 50 sometimes even less um i think now if if we're if we're gonna be saying that we're in a bull market bull trend then they're gonna hit a little bit more often than not but it's still always a good a good trade if you want to be more conservative if you want to if you have less risk tolerance or lower risk tolerance then the the ideal way that you're gonna want to play it is uh wait for the breakout once you get that breakout wait for a retest of this of this uh area right so we want to see this flip into a support once we get a breakout for example something like this where we break out you know and then maybe it comes back down that's where we want to enter our trade and then we get that continuation to the upside so those are the three ways that you can play um avalanche here if you're looking to get into a position if you've missed out if not the other thing to do is of course just kind of wait for if we get rejected here just kind of wait that's probably going to be i guess the fourth way to play it is uh just just wait um if there's a if we get a pullback maybe to this range here we can see that that range has been somewhat important here in uh avalanche's history when we look all the way back you can see how many times it was uh a point of interest and we just saw the volume the volume bars right um if we pull them up again you can see that that level is a big level for open interest so that would be the fourth way that you can play uh a trade here on avalanche um this week so four different ways to play this trade it just it really depends on what strategy you feel you might feel more comfortable with you know um your risk tolerance etc etc so um depending on that i would say if you if you're a newer trader and you don't have a specific strategy that you'd like to use then you i would say you have to try them all out see which one best suits you but avoid any counter trade any counter trend strategy so um you know just make life easier for yourself don't try to trade opposite the opposite way of the trend so if you're on the newer side of that that's what i would recommend if you guys are holding long term for avalanche i just hang on guys this is going to be a hell of a ride we're gonna i'm sure we're gonna hit we're gonna head back up to that hundred dollar area and beyond potentially going beyond this previous all-time high so uh avalanche another one of my my big uh holders my big positions in my portfolio very happy to see this up 150 percent in the last two or three weeks that is crazy so um the next biggest mover in the top 25 this week is of course salana salana has been insane as well if not even more insane than avalanche let's see let's take a look at it real quick so in the last let's just look at the last two weeks look at that guys i had to i had to give it a moment of silence because in the week is not over yet but in the last two weeks salana is up over 200 percent guys let me let me say that again in the last two weeks salana is up over 200 percent and it's not a meme coin right usually see moves like this by meme coins that have nothing behind it it has no fundamental salana actually has fundamentals behind it it actually has a purpose and there's actually a really really big and growing ecosystem behind it so i've been talking about salana for a long time now um basically this whole year you know after this massive massive dump look at the previous all-time high 259 dollars guys i'm pretty sure that salana in this next bull run could potentially hit a thousand dollars like that's kind of where my head's at now i'm not saying we're gonna hit a thousand dollars but there's a big chance that it does so i think uh it's a big mistake if you're not invested if you're not holding any salana long term um because i 100 percent believe that we it really can get to that range between 500 to a thousand dollars in in over the next two years so look look at what happened in the last two weeks over 200 percent in the last two weeks i'm talking in the last two years and in the next two years can it go another 10x i definitely think so it's gone 2x in the last two weeks alone so um definitely a big one of mine in my portfolio as well um let's let's kind of dive further into it let me actually because this is the there we go so i i already have this kind of you know i've obviously looked at this before um and these are all what i have set up here are all Fibonacci levels let me get rid of the most recent one and and i just want to look at the previous Fibonacci levels here from this previous run up um so we can see let's let's see from this one how's this one set up i think this one is set up backwards let me uh move this over here because this is what it would be like from the last from the run up to the all-time high so we can see that the biggest levels here was of course right here which we we have broken above that level that was at 45 dollars we've clearly broke broken above that level now and of course right here this is this is where this was the low this was this all-time low here so that was at 20 dollars and look how long we sat at 20 dollars guys look at that that was a long time this is one two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven guys basically an entire year we were at that 20 dollar range which was basically where it opened up the price and we went as low as eight dollars in december of last year this was after the FTX fiasco um so i don't blame you if you didn't buy at that price i know i didn't add to my position at eight dollars i needed to wait i was like i need to see what happens here and once we got this bounce back um and then it started sitting around 20 dollars i was buying like a madman here and we finally got our move up here so very happy with my position there um the way i'm gonna be trading this let's um let's zoom in a bit more we're now looking at the weekly here sorry guys i was looking at the the monthly before so i said in the last two weeks i meant the last two months here sorry so in the last two months we've moved up over 200 not the last two weeks um i i didn't mean to confuse anyone so let's zoom into the weekly now so in the last two weeks we're up 59 percent right and then in the last three weeks well less it's it's like two weeks and a half or up 100 percent so um it's been a crazy crazy crazy two months basically where things have just been moving crazy in the salon in selana we're currently at yearly highs here at 65 dollars that next big resistance zone that i'm watching is up here at 75 dollars if we again look back on history look back at what selana has done in those same ranges we can see that it makes sense look at it here what happened there when when selana went to 75 dollars it bounced right we had that dead cat bounce there before it continued to the downside so um i wouldn't be surprised if this played as a big uh resistance here before we continued higher and on a break above that you know it's it's pretty much free and let's take a look at the uh the vrvp did i put it on where is it for some reason doesn't oh there we go doesn't want to show up so of course the biggest open interest is down here at the $20 mark um so now that we've broken above that there's really not a lot let me see is there another big level here there's really not the big the next biggest level is basically at $100 uh as far as open interest goes so um the next big resistance here is going to be 75 after that we're pretty much free to to run all the way up to 100 of course uh a big psychological resistance big psychological number i'm sure a lot of people will be taking profits at 100 but those people have a short term view so i'm not taking profits at 100 i'm going to keep holding uh because i again i believe we're going to hit not only it's previous all-time high but beyond that so um we have the the next big resistance level is going to be up here around $140 and you can see it here in history it happened there and again here and again here so history confirms this right that that's going to be the next big level there for uh salam so it's only a matter of time um the way to play it right now it's very similar to avalanche we're we're approaching a big resistance level here um the best way to play it so far has been to buy back at or at $50 that's a minor resistance support level there because it's a psychological number so that's been the best way to play it over the last uh two weeks or so so i would say your first move is if we get a a pullback look to buy look to get in at $50 if we get continuation up you know you probably don't want to short it here at the resistance you probably just kind of want to wait and then play it the same way that we spoke about avalanche either you can play the breakout or you can play a breakout or retest that'll be the the the ways to play that there so um if you guys are interested in trading avalanche that is how i would treat it i'm sorry guys i am so confused right now salana not avalanche i kept mentioning avalanche and i confused myself my bad so if you want to play salana that is how i would play it right now all right so we've looked at ethereum we've looked at avalanche we've looked at salana what else has been a big mover here and again guys if you guys have any request on coins that you want me to kind of give a breakdown on drop it in the comments and i'll be happy to take a look at the charts so i'm gonna do two more here um it looks like the atom is up 10 over the last week we have polka dot up 11 percent we have mattock up 13 percent all right so let's take a look at the next biggest mover here which is mattock and i'm only right now i'm only looking at the top 25 coins um so anything outside the top 25 i'm not really going to be looking at unless you request it so let's take a look at mattock all right so let's zoom out to the monthly we can see um from the last boron the fibonacci level that i drew all the way to the top let me make that yellow because i really i can't see that blue and let me make this a different color because it confuses me all right so um we can see right now we're in a clear area where there's a lot of open interest i'm sure that if i put on the volume bars it'll probably show that as well yep as i imagined and i mean it's it's like you don't even need these in order to see that it's pretty obvious when you look at all this consolidation here there's so much consolidation here right price has tested this so much so i'm gonna remove these bars and uh and we can see there's there's a lot going on here and one of the main reasons why is because we're at that one dollar mark right what is why is one dollar important again human psychology right at psychological level it's a big whole number always assume that every whole number is going to be some type of resistance or support right it's just human psychology so that's something that i use a lot in trading i use big whole numbers to to look for support in resistance areas and to use and i use them as entries as well so if anyone is is in my group if you've ever been in my discord group to keep things as simple as possible i always use the big whole numbers so that everyone can kind of be on the same page and it makes it makes the entries and exits a lot more simple than if i give you like you know if i give you one dollar and three cents or if i give you 91 cents things like that it it throws people a little bit off so um i love using whole numbers for everything basically so here um we can see that right now we're in a big area where there's a lot of a lot of buying and selling and we can see that this month maddock is up 43 after it had dropped so it went down as low as 49 cents actually went lower than that went to 31 cents wow that's during the ftx fiasco or was it no ftx was yeah last year um yeah basically so what i'm what i'm looking for here we can see that we're at we're above right now this fibonacci level so i like that um i want to see this monthly close here let's see where we're at on the weekly so you can see that the weekly candle has already closed above this and we got that retest so like we've been talking about right we want to see a breakout and a retest and that's a high probability trade to take right when we break out above a previous resistance we retest it high probability trade so if you're looking to enter any trades here i like trades here at 85 cents if we get any pullbacks to that range i like that um and i set up my stop losses below the the most recent lows most likely right um if you want if you want you know more space that you don't get stopped out then maybe set it up down here but just below 80 cents again what are we doing we're playing the the big hole number right so um that's that's what i would play there um if price does not go back then what i'm going to be looking to do uh is probably play the next big hole number right one dollar so how am i going to play one dollar the same way i'm playing the others uh any other resistance i'm going to wait for a breakout and a retest i'm going to enter on the retest so i want to see this breakout come back i want to see one dollar that retest hold there as support that's where you buy and then you get that continuation up because you can see the next level is up here at one dollar and 30 cents which is literally a 30 profit if you just kind of if you just hold that on spot that's a 30 profit there so um that's pretty much what i would be the way i'm gonna play i'm either gonna look to buy here 85 cents on that retest of this support or i'm gonna look to buy a breakout above one dollar that's a second scenario or i'm gonna look for a breakout in a retest that's a third way to play so three different ways that you can play um mattock right now next we're gonna look at polka dot i think it was at the next biggest one uh 13 polka dot 11 yep so let's look at polka dot and then we're gonna finish it off with adam and then i'll take some requests i see i see in the chat uh crypto bedel what's going on i see butcher requested cardano dairies requested loop ring and stuffy requested polka dot so we're gonna do polka dot right now um then i'm gonna knock out what was the other one uh adam and then i'll do loop ring sound good guys if you're in here right now make sure to uh to smash that like button by the way that's gonna help out the channel a ton with the algorithm of course all right so um polka dots here it is all right so let's zoom out monthly and again guys we keep this we keep it super super simple like trading doesn't have to be complicated trading is complicated enough already there's no reason to make it even more complicated keep things as simple as possible zoom out look for major support and resistance areas and play those areas like that's all you really got to do like it doesn't you don't have to over complicate it and don't uh trade against the trend that's the other thing that you need to do if you just follow those principles alone you'll become a much much not only a much better trader but you'll become much more profitable if if you're not profitable yet you'll probably become profitable at least get close to it and um you'll really start to to to figure it out so um just try to keep it as simple as make keep it as simple as possible for yourself so what am i doing here same thing guys i'm not i'm once you i look at all the charts exactly the same i i zoom out i look i draw for benachi level i'm like all right let's draw for benachi level from the bottom to the top of the last run and now i look to build the levels based on the fibonacci retracements based on previous support resistance areas that are obvious and based on uh whole numbers like it's it's really that simple and then you just gotta you know just just play those levels you just gotta figure out how you want to play what type of trader you want to do with what type of trades you want to take so um here where it pretty much the same thing we can see that we have a big level here that's why we drew we drew the line let me let me change these colors again because these colors i can't see that blue and then this is not part of the Fibonacci retracement level so i gotta change it because if not it confuses me there you go let's make this all the same so now we have here uh levels that i've drawn personally right and then the Fibonacci level so you can see that the levels that i've drawn this is a trading range right the price has been within this trading range since 2022 so for over a year probably like 18 months at this point we can see this is the bottom of the trading range and this is the top of the trading range right it's it's literally it could be that simple and now it's not always that simple but sometimes it could be that simple if you were to just bought here at four dollars and 30 cents sold up here at eight dollars pretty much a 100 gain if you bought this and sold this and then now we're back down here guess what buy it again and we're gonna sell up here like that's that's really as simple as it can get right um so if i'm looking to trade this right now i am looking down here at this level now i doubt is gonna go back down here let's look at zoom in a little bit to the weekly i doubt it's gonna go back here to 430 but yesterday it went down to five dollars and that's a big whole number which is really close to this support so that's close enough for me to play that level if i if i see a pullback here to back to five dollars i don't mind that entry there at five dollars um the next way to play it if you if we don't go there um you're probably gonna have to hold off to be honest you can try you know a breakout entry above the recent highs but you know you're kind of in the middle of nowhere this is what i like to call no man's land now the reason that i would consider taking something like that and that and i would pair that up with a whole number right so this is the previous the previous recent high is at five dollars and 89 cents now what i do is i grab that and i pair it with it with the closest whole number which is what six dollars right so in that in that case i'd be looking to have a either a breakout entry or a breakout in retest and open a position at six dollars and if we look back to look for some if we have any confirmation there we can see six dollars has played as a role here it's played a role here that was a terrible line previously right so six dollars is a main level here it's not okay i'm not gonna say main but it's a a minor level right where it's played as a support and resistance level you can see right now it's a resistance level so um i don't mind playing that level that's actually not a bad trade so you can play that the same exact way if you're looking to day trade this you're going to either buy on a breakout above six dollars or you're gonna wait for a breakout in a retest and then enter at six dollars um yeah that's pretty much how we play this right now from looking at this i like that level um and my target is probably gonna be seven dollars notice that seven dollars is a next big whole number and notice look at these candles look at where where was that resistance at where was that resistance at where was that seven dollars whole numbers right so that's why we use these whole numbers and what and another hack that you can use instead of setting your your profit at seven dollars set it a little bit earlier set it at like 695 set it at 690 right so like that you make sure that your orders get a hit if not you might you might not get your order filled and it might drop something like that and you're stuck in a position right your winning position turns into a losing position so um that's that's pretty much how i'm playing polka dot here um if you're looking to trade it uh i like that six dollar range i like it all right so what was the next one we're gonna look at all right let's look at cardano so that's the next requested one so we're gonna do basically the same exact thing here just gonna go to the monthly zoom out right we want to see everything that's going on i want to see as much information as possible and then we build our plan from there so i see a lot of stuff going on here let me let me see what what what in the world so it looks like i drew Fibonacci love so i'm gonna just delete that for now we can draw that again if we want but all right once again let's change the colors of this Fibonacci because i cannot i'm blind i can't see that let's change the color of the support that i have here all right i think now we're good and notice this these green boxes here so these these are i've uh i've drawn from previous analysis that i've done uh for my discord but notice these green boxes here these green boxes i draw them because they're what i call a buy zone they're that buy zone or a sell zone so it just depends if it was towards the top there would be a sell on the bottom it's a buy right so right right now we just broke out of that buy zone my buy zone was from 25 cents all the way up to about 35 cents so we had a 10 cent buy zone basically and you can see we we have it is we didn't just get here we've been here for a long time we got here in October of 2022 so it's been a year that we've been in that buy zone and uh we just started to break out of it again so um now let's look at if you're looking to trade it what we can potentially do we can see right off the rib what do we see here we see this these two levels well not two levels but we see this one level right here that's been a resistance and support so what level is that that's 45 cents right so we can expect price to meet resistance there at that 45 cent range let's zoom in a bit to the weekly here so we just broke out of what i called my buy zone here for long term that was my long term buy zone um and you can hear it we're only at 37 cents guys you can still buy here for the long term i'm not saying you can't buy but the ideal place to buy is in this green zone which was between 25 to 35 cents um but look at the previous all-time high at three dollars and 16 cents we can easily this is gonna most likely easily get back up to those previous all-time highs so i'm not worried about you know buying two cents out of the buy zone um but if i'm looking to trade this here let's see so this first level that i can see here that's not marked is 40 cents and there we go again right big whole number this is why i use these big whole numbers because you can see there's always a reaction at these levels there's always people that are buying and selling at those levels so you can use you can play that that level the same way we've spoken about you can either do a a breakout entry you can wait for a retest so break out and retest you enter on the retest so you can use it one of those two ways now you have to be a little bit more cautious here because right after that we have another resistance at 45 cents right so you have to decide there's not really a lot of upside here between 40 to 45 cents that's probably gonna be an entire just zone on its own is how i would describe that so i wouldn't be surprised if we just kind of see resistance in that entire area so let's say from all of this so let's make that red because it is going to be a resistance area so now now we can see this is a potential resistance right um so again i don't know if if you're a risk taker then sure take that that 40 cent trade if not i would probably hold off for 45 cents i think 45 cents is a little bit safer of a move because again you're only missing out on five cents so it's it's not a big deal and once we break out of this resistance zone we're pretty much clear i'm not gonna say clear because you can see here there's a lot of open interest here where's my my brush you can see it's a lot of open interest here so we're not clear per se and remember we also have 50 cents here so 50 cents sits right here and um which is i'm sure is why we've seen so much activity here because what's 50 cents it's a big psychological whole number right so that's probably why we've seen so much activity here so you want to be a little bit careful but um i think that's a good range and then the next after we break out of that 50 cent area then that that next major level is going to be up here which is at 70 cents so um i think there's there's a lot of uh potential to make money there on a breakout there so um yeah that that's how i would play that next let's look at loop ring which was the next one that we got requested here so now this one is uh one that i don't have i don't have any loop ring in my portfolio so i've never really even looked at this chart and it's not because i don't like it or i don't believe in or anything like that it's just because there's a lot there's a lot of outcoins out there and it's hard to to have your money and everything right so what i try to do i try to break it down into between 10 to 15 maybe 20 at the max projects that i really really believe in and invest in those and then you know maybe take a couple shots on a few that that that are further down that have smaller market caps that could potentially like outperform the projects in the top 25 so um that's that's more or less how i build out my my long-term portfolios there so loop ring is one of the ones that i don't have right now but um you know just like everything else it's not it's not hard to just kind of read um here just set it up the same exact way whoops got the wrong got the wrong tool out all right so trying to see here this was 2020 let's see what it looks like if we move this to 2021 so sometimes you got to play around with it a little bit for it you know and look for an area where it makes sense um these things are not always exact they're more perspective than anything everybody's gonna look at it differently so this is my perspective uh this is how i set them up i kind of start at the at the bottom here and then i look at how the price has reacted in these zones and then i play around with it a little bit like this is it you can leave it like this and i'm sure it's fine um you can see here we've had you know we can see that resistance there you can see the support there you know but when i moved it let's see what it looks like when i move it over here it's kind of it's still we still see the same exact uh resistance here so that's still there and now it fits here i feel like it fits here a little bit better now and it fits down here a little bit better as well so that's why i put it there i just like the way it feels here better the way it looks here better than uh when i had had it set up lower so um you can see that it's still on a downtrend it hasn't really set higher higher higher lows type of thing so it looks like it's probably lagging here lagging the rest of the market so what i like about uh things like this when they're lagging behind means that the the move isn't in yet right it's and it's eventually gonna catch up now the way that the money flows the money flow cycle works is that first you get bitcoin that has a big move then you get um ethereum that follows and then you get big caps so the rest of the the big projects in market cap then you get mid caps right so this is like after the top 10 top 25 after that then you start getting mid caps then you start getting you know then the low caps then it goes into micro caps now that's usually how the money flow cycle works but because we're we're still early in this the beginning of the bull run stages it doesn't mean it's gonna work like that the the way it's gonna flow right now is mainly gonna be in bitcoin and then you know when whenever bitcoin takes a break it'll flow into like ethereum and other large caps maybe some mid caps and low caps but a lot of projects will probably be left behind and they'll have to catch up later on so this is this looks this has the looks of a project like that let's pull up the 200 day moving average i want to see what that looks like here so let me i have the 50 and the two and uh and take away the 50 so we can see that we haven't even crossed yet the 50 and 200 hasn't even crossed yet which is uh important when it comes to you know the trend change so it definitely has catching up to do is still very very close to that um that 200 day moving average as well it it literally just got above it you can see price just got above the 200 day moving average there and there's other projects like this if we look at for example um litecoin i'm sure we'll see something similar to this look at litecoin litecoin still hasn't even crossed the 200 day moving average so um litecoin is even further behind right now let me go back to to loop ring um but yeah so i i think you know it's only a matter of time before it takes off uh if you're looking to buy long term like this is down here towards that 18 to 20 cent range great spot to accumulate on um if you're looking to trade it um i have to zoom in a bit more to see what i what i can gather here for a trade if i'm looking to trade so i can see looks like this level is potentially a small area i wouldn't say it's anything big but it looks like it's closer to that 25 cent range maybe looks like there's another one towards that 30 cent area there's a there's a big one right here another big level right there so those are the main areas that i see here um i will call this one probably a smaller a more minor type of area but we have seen a lot of action there let me pull up the volume shelves really quickly to see what that looks like and we can see there's there's just so much so much action here in between all this right but the the biggest the biggest level right now looks like we haven't even get hit it yet which is 30 cents so 30 cents looks to be a really big level we're currently sitting at 23 cents so um i would say 30 cents is probably the the official one that you want to target and start to play here unless you can get a something closer to 22 cents i see 22 cents as a minor level here you can see it played as a support there yesterday when we dropped you can see support there you can see support there so it's not it's not a big level but it's a minor level there it's a minor level of support that you can potentially play it's it's acted as support multiple times over so i would say try to try to if you if you're looking to open a trade look at that 22 cent area if we get a pullback if not then the next area would be 25 cents so you can probably open a trade there either on a breakout or on a break and pullback and then the next and probably biggest area one of the bigger areas going to be at 30 cents and then um then we have these areas up here which is around that 45 cent 36 to 45 cent area is going to be looks like it's a big area of resistance there so um that's pretty much the way i be looking at it right now um there's really no Fibonacci levels until the dollar area so not much to to see there as far as that so if you're looking to trade it or accumulate it you know i think it's in a good range of down here i think this would qualify as a buy range for me below 25 cents so below 25 cents i think is great for accumulation if you're if you want to accumulate loop ring so we're in that level right now um and then if you're looking to trade it then above 25 cents or back down at 22 cents all right guys we're we're at one hour so um i think i'm gonna cut it here we're at an hour so usually you know i don't want to i don't want to make it too much longer than an hour um but we we covered a lot we covered ethereum we covered salana we've covered cardano we covered um matik avalanche polka dot we looked at adam no we didn't look at adam did we um but i'll see we look at loop ring so we we covered like almost 10 different outcoins here today in the hour long live stream let me know what you guys think about these live streams do you want me to do these uh on a weekly basis where i kind of break down do a breakdown and analysis of these different outcoins every single week you know giving you guys potential areas for to accumulate potential trade setups if you're looking for trades let me know what you guys think if you guys like these type of videos and i'll do i'll add this to uh to my weekly uploads my weekly live streams i'm already doing the bitcoin one where i just focus on the overall market and on bitcoin analysis but i i like to i like to do uh these outcoin analysis and reports as well so if you guys enjoyed this make sure to give a thumbs up on this video make sure to like it make sure if you're new here make sure to subscribe to the channel um and let me know in the comments so let me know what you guys think if you guys enjoy these so that i can do these more often because if not then if i don't see interest then you know i don't have interest in doing it either so i need you guys to show me interest so that i see that you know so that i get interest in order you know to to want to do these type of videos because these do take a lot of time as you guys can see it took an hour to to do this live stream and i've been talking non-stop so i do have to basically dedicate a period of time a block of time from uh my day from my week uh to be able to put these together so if you guys like it show me that interest that you guys have interested in and i'll continue to do these so appreciate everyone that was in here appreciate everyone that requested a uh a coin analysis i'm sorry if i didn't get to yours i know i saw stuffy you had another one uh that i didn't get to raj i see you with dy dx um and i see jesse requested doge um i couldn't get to all of them because i'm a run out of uh energy right here right now i'm already running down i see egger and here what's up ed but uh but yeah that's that's pretty much um i'll get to some more of those next week when we do this again so let me know guys smash that like button let me know in the comments what other coins you guys want me to do and we'll look at those next week as always guys i'll see you on the next one as always peace and love


Okay, yes, so Kai will give a demonstration about the components and talk a little bit more about the newly renovated UI library documentation that uses Storybook. And then I will go over the exercises for this assignment. So, Joe, I think you are ready to share your screen. Okay, thanks. Thank you. Okay, everyone should be able to see my screen now. Yes. Okay, great. Hi, everyone. I'm Joe Cooper. I'm a UX designer here at DHS2. I'm just going to give an introduction to the DHS2 design system, what it's for, what it can help us with, and so on. Then, as Deborah said, Kai will give an introduction to how we've implemented it today in the UI library. So, a design system is a collection of principles and components that are common between the DHS2 applications. And we set up the system to kind of, encourage consistency, the use of the same types of components, and the use of the same patterns and principles, so that users get a consistent experience whenever they're using a DHS2 application. Regardless of what that application is for, they should all have some common elements. So, that's the goal of the design system, is to set up that cohesion. The design system is hosted on GitHub. So, the documentation is here, DHS2 slash design system. And it's broken up into two different sections. The first section is principles. So, these are guidelines that are a little bit more intangible. They kind of talk about how applications that run on the DHS2 platform, how they should look, how they should work, how they should communicate, and so on. And the second part is the components. So, that's a collection of user interface components that have certain usages. And the second part is the components. Usages and action usages like buttons, displaying data, different types. So, these components are organized into different sections based on the usage. And each component goes through and has some guidelines about how that should be used in an application. So, I'll go through some examples to make that clearer, as that's just an abstract overview. But first, the principles. Today, though, they cover six areas, and it's constantly expanding. So, the principles kind of lay out in this example, how the content should be worded in DHS2 applications and how we should communicate. Again, the goal here is to establish a level of consistency so that as users move around DHS2 and they use different applications, they feel that everything under content and the way we communicate is consistent and that establishes trust, that establishes, and it's kind of an easy way to understand. It means we're all using the same terms and so on. These guidelines also highlight areas where we can be user-friendly and so on. So, in this communication section, we have some examples about kind of simplicity of language. I'm not going to go through all of the examples, but just to say that there are examples in these principle sections that show what not to do and what you should do. So, before working on or while working on DHS2 applications, it can be useful to go through and refer back to these principles. These principles here address keeping the user informed with feedback, what to do if you don't have any data to display, the tone of voice to use, so how technical we should be speaking to kind of present data in the easiest understandable way. That's an example of the content. There's some examples here for layout. So, this covers some common DHS2 application layouts and when they should be used and also gives some guidelines about how to organize components to make them as easy to use as possible. So, there's lots of information here and I would really urge anyone working on DHS2 applications to refer to these principles and kind of get to know them before moving further. So, with the components, we can talk about, let's talk about the button. So, a button is a component in the design system and when you go into the button page, you can see that there's a small introduction about kind of a one sentence, what is a button. Buttons are used for triggering actions. There are different types of buttons in the design system. So, here in the first section, the documentation covers the different types of buttons like basic primary, secondary, and so on. And then there's a guideline for when to use each type of button. So, this guideline tells us that the basic button is the most often used button that will suit the majority of actions. The guidelines tell us that for primary buttons, we should use sparingly. Rarely should there be more than a single primary button per page. So, following these guidelines, it's quite important and it's not just about getting the components from the UI library and kind of using them for different things because that would confuse a user. For example, a destructive button must only be used for destructive actions like deleting or removing or so on. If an application used a destructive button for a completely different type of action, for example, saving data, then that would be a very confusing experience for users. If some applications had red buttons for saving and some applications had blue buttons for saving, that would be very difficult. So, it's really important to understand and follow these guidelines. And we follow these guidelines ourselves in all of our applications that we develop in the core. So, it's good if core developers and third party developers are all working together consistently. I think it's really good. So, the documentation goes through other options that the components provide. For example, buttons can be toggled and there will always be some accompanying text talking about when these options should be used. So, for example, with icons, you can optionally include an icon in button and this text here tells you to use an icon to supplement the text. The documentation will also cover different states that are available. For example, buttons can be in a disabled state and then there's some documentation about when buttons should be in that state. So, use disabled buttons when an action is being prevented. So, that's one example. We can look at another example of a more complex component. For example, the transfer. So, the transfer is a data entry type of component. So, this is a component that the design system provides that allows users to select options from a list. So, wherever in your applications, users need to make a complex selection from a list. You know that a transfer is the right component for that. And usually in the usage guidelines, which is the first section of each component page, there'll be a short sentence to make sure, kind of a check to make sure this is the right component. So, as I said, this one is whenever a user needs to make a complex selection. Simple selections can be achieved with checkboxes, radio buttons or a select. So, if you actually have a simple selection to make, you could instead go and check out the select component. So, then the usage guidelines at the top cover some use cases that are particularly suitable for a transfer. And then it covers the basic functionality and the composition. And again, that section with the options. So, headers are an option for the transfer and there's some text here about when and where it should use headers, footers and so on. So, as I said, these components are organized by usage. So, all of these components are for performing actions. All of these components are for giving feedback to the user. And at the end of the design system, there's some short guidance on kind of getting started designing and building. So, this is kind of a reference of what I've been covering just now, but it lays out kind of the three important steps to designing DHS2 applications, which is getting to know the principles that I covered in the first step. Understanding the use case. So, making some kind of research or finding out or establishing what your application will be doing. Doing this is an important step because it helps you to know how that application should be designed. And then when you move on to the design stage, that's when you refer to the design system component library where you can use the appropriate components for the actions you need to carry out. Feedback is always welcome. So, if there's a component that you feel is missing, if there's a common use case that is coming up in applications that the design system does not provide a component for, then we are very interested in expanding the library. So, please submit any feedback you have, or if one of the components is missing a feature, then we'll definitely keep that in mind. We try to make sure that all of the components in the library are reusable. So, we do not add components that are only used in one application or only used in maybe one or two use cases. The design system, it's intended to be a very flexible and kind of wide-ranging library. So, the components that you find here are components that are very commonly used. I think Kai will cover this in his discussion. But if there's a component that perhaps is, or if a set of components, that is perhaps quite a complex use case, then you might find that in the UI library as a recipe instead. So, rather than kind of making this design system quite overwhelming with lots and lots of different variations, we've tried to keep it as simple as possible and kind of contain it. And the recipes and tutorials can kind of come on top of that of how to build a complex data table, for example. So, yes, that's the design system. I think that about covers it. If there's any questions, I'm happy to answer. If not, that's me. All right. Everyone's okay? Yes, we can see. Okay, so to implement the design system in your applications, we've built this library of UI components so that you can take them and kind of enact these consistent, reusable components in your applications to make the appearance consistent, to use the same kind of patterns and principles that are described in the design system and just to make a consistent experience for the users. And also, these things provide a lot of useful features that will end up in a number of different applications and DHS too. So, to give you an idea of what it looks like and what it is like to use this UI library, we can go to the developer portal and go to the components and libraries documentation. And then here you'll find the UI components library. We have this documentation page here with some information, like getting started, how to add it to your React application. And there is some API information on the different components in here that you can use. But what I've been working on recently is this documentation system here using Storybook to create demos for all of these components so that you can see what they look like, see the different variations that they can use, and easily integrate them into your project. So in case you kind of forget any of the things that I say here in kind of giving a quick tour of this documentation, the opening page here gives you some instructions about the features that you can find and ways to explore these components and how to use them in your projects. And so you'll find some of the same pages as the previous page that we came from in here, like getting started so that they're in the same place as these kind of component demos. And you'll find these demos of things like the button that Joe is going over here and the stocks page here. Initially, when you click on things, you'll see individual examples of them like the secondary, primary, destructive, and basic types. But you'll find a lot of information in the stocks tab here where you can find some description, instructions on how to incorporate in your project, a demo, and a big list of the props that you use for these React components to control them. And so as much as possible, we try to have descriptions available for what these things do. Like you can look at the code that's here that makes this button. Once you import it from the UI library, you can give it a name, an on-click handler, and a value. And then you can toggle these interactive controls here to add things like the primary variant to it. You can see that turn up in the code sample here. Or you can make it small, and it'll be smaller. And turn off small and turn on large. And a number of other things here like the, you can see that there are different types that you can use, which is important if you're using the button for a form or just for triggering a regular action on the page. So there are a number of other features in here that can show you more information about how to use these components. But just to give you a demo of how to integrate it in your project, we can take a look at the Getting Started page. We want to add the UI library as a dependency. So I have this project here that I just started up that is the same thing as what you get when you initialize a new application using the D2 app scripts in it. It loads this simple thing. And so we can add the UI library by doing yarn add the DHS to slash UI. Oh, interesting. Yarn add. That will add it to the project. And then we can import it here. Or let's see, let's take a button. So we can find that and put a button into our project. And let's just go ahead and copy this large button here. Good or application. The button start up the project again. And here we have the button. So that's how you integrate it in your projects. I'll show you some more features about the documentation system to investigate how to use these components as you're using them in your project. So you can see these code samples here. These are these should be useful for you. As you copy and paste them into your application. There'll be a number of examples here. That you can browse just to visually look at different things like you can see these icon and toggled variants that Joe described in the design system as well. This button component has some of these descriptions written into it. But these aren't fully complete with what the design system describes. And so you should always keep referring to the design system for usage guidelines for these things. We can take a look at something like the other add-ons in here. So if you go to the canvas tab, you can look at individual demonstrations here. And you have the same controls that you have in the other tab that dynamically control what happens to the button. You can see code samples for what it looks like into the JSX tab. This one is dynamic. And so it kind of renders like that code sample that we saw before. That you can see the button and some of these large props and things like that. And if you go and add like destructive or turn off large, then that will be reflected in this JSX tab. You can see button is destructive, no longer says large. And there's also this story tab, which shows you the code sample that was written in the storybook documentation tool to make this demo. This isn't particularly useful for this example, but it is useful for some of the components that are controlled components like form components that need to have a parent that manages state. And so for those kinds of components, you'll probably want to look at the story tab to see what kind of things you need to have around the component. Just to give you an example, the transfer component is like that. And so you can see that as you control this list here, there's some state that's being managed in react using use state. And so this gives you a clue as to what you need to do to make this functional and interactive. The actions button here, the actions tab will show you things that happen or are logged to the console. Like most of these interactive elements like buttons will log something or kind of indicate that like I've been clicked, this event handler has been triggered. And so for some of the things like forms, they also will log things like what kind of payload they send to the event handler. So you can see how to use those. So let's see, I think those are the main features that are useful to take a look at in here in the documentation. I think I'll just kind of give you a tour of the form components because those are very frequently used components that are nice to have a kind of introduction to. So we have these kind of data input components like a regular kind of input field. And we have a few different levels of composition of these form components.  And there are different levels of composition of each of these things. One is kind of just the bare input component. Another level is the input field, which has extra label text and sometimes validation text. Let's see. Is there help text? Yeah. So this is an input with some extra features around it, which are useful for using in your application. And then there's also these, that same level of thing, but configured to use with react final form, which is our preferred way of using forms in the applications. And so this is a component that integrates with react final form, which is exported from our UI library. And I'll show you that in a second. You can find the documentation for final form here. So you can see how to use it more and I'll post a link to that information. But react final form provides useful tools like spying on the values that are in the form at the time, doing validation of the things and then handling the data inside of it. It's a really useful thing. And if you're making forms in your application, you should use this. And so we have components that are built to be used inside of the final form forms and field components. And so I'll show you a demo of how to use one of these because it'll show you how our UI library interacts with react final form. And some of the validator functions that we have for that. So in here in my demo application, I've set up a form demo. Let's see. I think I'll move this out of the way. And then add and import it. It shows you just this input field here. So here's the code for it. We import a few things from the UI library here. So react final form is one of them. We want to import that. Input field is another one of them. And you can browse the kinds of the different things that you have here. You can see that input field FF is what we're looking for. And you can see a demo of how it's used here. These are a few validator functions that we use for the UI library. And here's a button component from the UI library to make the submit button. And so inside react final form, there are the form and field components that we can either access here or from react final form dot field or react final form dot form, which you might see. And this is very similar to an exercise that you'll be doing in a moment. So I think it'd be useful to have a look at some of these things. So inside the form, this is some pretty typical react final form logic. And you can kind of see how that works in the documentation there. We set a form with a non-submit. And then it passes the handle submit function that we make a regular form with. Here's the react final form field. And as the component inside that field, we use our UI library input field final form component. All of the components with FF at the end are the final form thing. And so we can see in our UI demo, we have this input field. It comes with this initial value. It comes with some validation things. And so it has value validator that I imported from the UI library. I'll show you where you can find those. Because unfortunately we don't have a great documentation source for those yet. But we can do these things and submit the form. And it calls this handle submit function. So you can take a closer look at those things in the example that you'll do pretty soon. But another thing that I'll just show you before you do those is that there is also this compose validators function that we have here. And this is a function that can compose several validators into one. So what you need to do for that is compose validators, email, and has value. These are two ones that I've imported above. And so now it should make sure that this value is a valid email address. And that it provides the value. You can take a look. I'll post a link to this documentation here, but you can take a look at this page in the UI validators code to see what's available. I'll post a link to this in the chat to have as a resource. And you can consider those things. And so the main resources that you'll want to refer to are the storybook documentation here for the UI library. You probably won't need the React final form because you're making your applications. And then this information about validators. So I think that covers it for my demo of the UI library. I think coming up you'll have some exercises to practice applying it. And so I'll be around to help answer questions for those things if anything is unclear. And that's all from me. Thank you so much, Kai. Thank you. And it's, I hope you like the new, like the most that uses storybook, and that will be useful for when you're building your applications and also now for the exercises that I will show you. And I will go ahead and share my screen. I wanted to ask if you were all able to join the GitHub classroom before I start. If not, I shared the link again in the chat. But once you accept that link, you will get the material that will be, that you will need to complete this assignment. So this is the resources repository that you will see. It's a template and you will have yours too. With your name attached to it in the end, like it shows here. Once you accept the invitation and what you will have to do then it's to click here. And then copy the URL and go to your, to your terminal. And then run git clone and then paste that link. I won't do it now because I have it already. So that will create a directory in your local machine with all this information. So you need that in order to do exercises, the exercises of the UI library. So how that would work is to, I'll show you here. And then I will explain what you have to do. So, okay, we have the what workshop one. And so you would have to go to the folder. And then as you can see, we have all the folders for the assignments and what the one that you need is, is the UI library. And you will go to the template. The template one. And the template contains and I will show you contains all the starter called. So you don't have to. Yeah, so you don't have to create a new application. And I will demonstrate this in a little bit. This link. It's also in the resources folder in the templates. I will share this. Sorry. Okay. This are the task instructions and we have three main tasks. Here is just a quick recap of the design system and the UI library. And how to install you don't have to do that because the template already contains that dependency. Yes, so to check that you, you can go to your package Jason file. And you can see that it was already added here. Of course. And. Yeah, so this is. Yeah, okay. So the ones you're ready, let's say that you are now going to start working on, working on this assignments. Then again, we will ask you to create a branch. And the details are explained here in the get started guy that I shared earlier.  What you would have to do first is to run yarn. To get all the packages and dependencies. And then you are ready to, to start working. So the first one is basically to add a menu and a menu item component. You can go through this document that has a lot of information, but I'll show you exactly how it looks on the, on the, in the code. So what you would have to do is go to your source code and go to the navigation folder. If you see on navigation. You will just concentrate on the add to do comments. So don't worry about a bunch of code here that doesn't contain what you would have to replace. Some of this concepts will be explained tomorrow, especially for the up runtime, but this is just.  Some of you may, maybe familiar with we are rather dumb, but this is, yeah, it won't go over into much detail about this. So here's just telling you to import a menu and main item components and like I showed, you can just, if you have any bounce on how to do it, you can go here and check the check the dogs and you can just easily copy and paste. And the next will be to replace a span. This is fairly easy, but it's just to get you familiar using or importing UI components in your application. So once you do that, you should be able to see this. So a sidebar that will allow you to navigate between three pages, home attributes and form. And so this should be. Yeah, pretty straightforward. Now the second task is under the views folder. And you will be working on the attributes.js file. And now this is, this has more information as it will retrieve or fetch data so that you can see something that's rendered once you import all these components. And this is to get you used to or to learn how to use table basically. If you go again to the documentation, you'll be able to see all these components import everything that is included here. And this is the part that you don't have to worry about. It will be discussed tomorrow. And, yeah, so here is where you will have to replace the divs elements and just use the components instead. And here are some other instructions. This is, yeah, fairly simple, but also, but it uses more components. If you have any questions about any of these instructions, just let us know. Once you are able to do that and you think it looks okay, you should be able to see something like this. So this is using, like I said, fetching data from the HIS2 web API that will be also covered tomorrow. And that's set for task two, task three. This is pretty much something that Kai covered. And that was very useful. I hope as an introduction to the form components. It uses, like Kai mentioned, React final form, the React final form library, which is preferred library for working with forms. And if you're using validators, this is the one that we recommend that you use. And while Kai showed you how to find information on that, this is a bit more complex. And it will take a bit more time. But the form itself is already set up for you. So you would have to import the components. And if you see here, it says FF in the end. It's referring to the final form. Library, you have to import those validators. And some of those validators Kai also showed. So it's to make sure that all the information that the user enters in the input fields are valid. Yeah, are correct, I guess. And this is more like a replacement. You just replace the components. Yeah, replace the components and also add some validators here. But for every line, you would have a comment to it. And finally, then you will be able to add a button to see. Yeah, you have to have a button in your application. Okay, so once you do that, you will see this form. And if everything, if the validators were important correctly and also added correctly in your application, you will see that it's failing if you don't provide the right information. So if the fields are empty or the email address, it wasn't entered correctly. This is how you know that it's working. And once you, yeah, here's more information about what the task is asking you to, to add. And once you're done with this, you can again follow the instructions on how to submit your, your assignments. And you, like I said, you create a new branch, you work on that, then you open up a request, then we will review it and we will add some comments and give you feedback on anything on your assignments. And that's, I think that should cover what, what you are supposed to do for this for the, for the UI library tasks. And let me know if you have any questions. I did cover everything. This instruction here, once you go to the directory, you will see that it has, yeah, everything that you need, you need to know about how to go about doing the exercises. So any questions.


What I think most policymakers do not understand and what I would really like them to understand is that they think they're interested in the economy They think they're interested in the hurricane that's hitting North Carolina What they really need to be interested in is anthropogenic climate change so What I have a hard time understanding is how policymakers Can think they can come up with any long-term policy or even short-term Without considering human-driven climate change so what I would say to a politician standing in front of me as you are is You must consider human-driven climate change in every single policy decision you make it is Over it is the overarching problem which affects all other aspects of society and economic systems You're interested in cutting down on war cutting down on poverty then you have to deal with climate change


Welcome to the weather forecast for the week beginning Wednesday, March 23rd 2021 having to do this from remote one more time because of a bunch of meetings I'm chief meteorologist John is worth for long month public media Sundays are full moon Here at the end of the month remember all the way back to Halloween. We've had full moons at the end of the month It's gonna take a while for the pattern to drift around through the Calendar because we just had February so full moon rising near sunset and Rising a setting at sunrise Looking at drought. We are finally seeing some significant improvement. Take a look at the planes. Take a look at the Northern I-25 corridor where all that water fell and a lot of the snow is still melting and soaking in from last week To this week. We have seen many regions drop a category or two in drought severity Still need stuff on the western slopes But eventually that stuff will melt there and we've had a good stream of moisture I think we're still around 90% snowpack at this point. So on this side I think we've now exceeded 100% by a good amount Liking nationally not much different except right in this area northeast Colorado Wyoming Nebraska area And you can see Kansas Really getting some good moisture long-term drought Is a lessened right to the center here? So how much snow do we get in our little storm earlier this week so up to Monday morning? About one and a half to two and a half inches of snow around Longmont We had two and a half up to four almost five inches in a few spots around Boulder, which is that's back to the normal pattern Moisture wise Half inch to an inch in the light greens darker greens go one inch to two inches So a lot of the area here did get some rain with that snow is over two inches of moisture west of four columns So fantastic there for Hopefully our next fire season.  I'd be really great For Wednesday noon what we have overalls is big trough in the west and a ridge in the east With troughs traveling through every now and then this is the Tuesday night energy Who's Wednesday morning coming passing south southwest of the state? And so looking at the future surface map you can see for Wednesday noon snow hitting New Mexico North-east Arizona four corners southern Colorado and the central mountains more than us, which is fine We have plenty right now Looking at Friday the overall troughiness in the west Ridginess in the east continues with another trough coming down to bring in some more rain showers I'd say in the lower elevations and snow just because it's getting warmer So let's take a look at that warmth our low normal is going from 29 to 31 I think next week we should see the normal low temperature hit or exceed freezing our normal high goes from 57 to Practically 60 now normal high should be 60. So We're in spring. I mean we've passed Astronomical spring on the 20th We have meteorological spring on the first and now temperatures are definitely expected to be spring light They're coming on a cool side in the beginning and then we get right in the middle of normal Through the weekend into next week. We do have a late Tuesday night Wednesday chance of snow and Rain here. We have a Friday chance of precipitation into Saturday morning and then something mid week next week Putting this into motion. You can see the first low moving through. This is our Wednesday storm into Thursday moving away Here comes another trough digging down to the west for Friday into Saturday It's kind of energy is kind of broken up into a couple regions Then we got ridge coming through Giving us a nice warm weekend beginning of the week then about Tuesday is Tuesday noon is Wednesday another trough comes in next week So just what the Ensemble showed this is the same model showing you the pattern Again temperatures Nothing not normally cold as we saw in the ensemble Some really cold weather south of us, but the West stays chilly through the weekend We move into The weekend and we start to see some warmth really coming into the Pacific Northwest Spreading across the West for Sunday and Monday. It's going to be really beautiful So it's going to be nice and those are cold coming in for Tuesday and the Wednesday next week It's good work for precipitation. Not as organized as some of our previous storms was the Tuesday Wednesday storm being south of us Stiffy Northeast Colorado. Here's the Friday storm a little better organization than for moments I mean travel through a very dry High-pressure dominated weekend at the beginning of next week and the mid-week storm Starts to head down this way and it looks like a really nice short period of up-slope snow We'll keep an eye on that for next week So up to Thursday p.m. We get a trace out here in the plains maybe one to two inches of snow By the time things wrap up on Wednesday south west of Denver again gets it better the southern mountains Should not do the time to try to drive down to Albuquerque during the Wednesday system Over the next 10 days. We don't add much Little more snow in the floodhills, but again, it's because temperatures are warmer that snow in the plains probably won't be as much of a thing So what does that look like 40s going to the 50s and then Sunday? Oh my goodness In a Monday, we see 70 show up. Oh, wow, it's gonna be great I have a little bit of rain shower chances on Friday. Maybe snow overnight on Tuesday 48 and 28 we have daytime rain my town snow it's getting harder to Get big snows with that cold For frequent mother updates and lots of local news check out long about leader long about leader calm This has been chief meteorologist John is worth keep looking up


Well, it does give one a sort of carpe diem sense. Often when I lecture particularly to young people, they who are so far from death are kind of obsessed with it, and they always ask me, what's the weirdest cause of death you've ever had? And I say, well, one of my colleagues had a man who was eaten by a crocodile, and, indeed, he was a naturalist going down a river. A crocodile just leapt up and grabbed him. It's a pretty horrific way to go, but it for me, it became kind of a metaphor.  And do you ever think of what you're doing in any kind of theological terms? So, for instance, I went back, I looked at a very good book by your husband, it's called Essential Judaism, by George Robinson, that's him. It's a wonderful book, and there are two quotations from that book. I'll read them. One is, a dying person should not be left alone. The other is, escorting the dead is one of the basic acts. And not just those who are Jewish, but I think many people would view this as an appropriate philosophy for thinking about death, dealing with death. You ever think of what you're doing as a kind of written version of carrying out some of this? Sort of, escorting the dead in a literary way and being with them and having society process that in a manner which has a dimension, which is not just news reporting, but tied with interviews of the sacred and higher values. Was that totally separate for you? Well, again, I'm not a colonist, so I'm paid to have no opinion, which means... But you have personal opinions. Which means I'm paid to have no discernible politics and also no discernible religion. And whether or not I am a religious believer in my private life is not germane. Sure. But metaphorically, indeed, there is an aspect of writing obits that where one feels one is charged with the rather weighty responsibility of ushering people out. Now, these are not always people to whom, you know, flights of angels will sing to rest. We are obliged to write news obits, not only of the great heroes of history, but also the great villains. I wrote the obit of Jim Clark, Sheriff Jim Clark, the great enforcer of segregation in Jim Crow, Alabama. It was his Billy Club that was coming down on demonstrators' heads as they tried to cross the Edmund Pettus Bridge. I've written obits of Nazi war criminals. So we run the whole gamut. Again, the salient question is, did this person make history for good, but also for ill? And so we have to usher those people out, too. And in those cases, you don't have a warm, fuzzy feeling. You feel like you want to go home, take a shower and have a good stiff drink afterwards. But it's part of the job. Has to be done right.


What's up YouTube? We're about to go emcee an entertainment forum for the scouts We're really excited about we're gonna show you that next week But before that we want you to check out five tips on how to talk to anybody that we pulled straight from our boot camp Concept that I think is most important. You have any amazing conversations. This is idea of conversational hooks We talked about this yesterday This idea that conversational hooks are opportunities for us to add to the conversation with these hooks What we want to do is layer them into our responses so that we're sharing more It doesn't have to be crazy vulnerability but we want to be sharing more within the start of that conversation to make it engaging and We also want to be listening for other people's emotional hooks And this is a concept we've covered here on the show emotional bids for anyone who wants to get better at anything the first place that they have to look first is themselves and Every time that I hear that my conversations fall flat or I'm not able to get out of small talk to me It's always like well, then what are you doing wrong? And when we start paying better attention in conversation We're gonna start hearing other people's conversational hooks and their emotional bids Their attempts at connection. Now. These are both verbal and non-verbal so you can imagine prolonged eye contact touching you Having great energy and adding that smile to the conversation are all emotional bids The other person's trying to connect with you and a lot of times when we're focused on ourselves or focused on our own body language We're not reading these signals the conversation can fall flat when it comes to conversations There is one topic we can all discuss for days months years It is ourselves. So a good question is about the other person It is picking their favorite conversational time What are you? How are you? Why are you the how and why questions are deeper these how and why questions are my? Conversation resuscitator when you feel the conversation is done Maybe because you were distracted you weren't present you weren't fully listening You don't know what else to say you run out of everything you know about that residential property About that real estate venture and now you're just like what do I do next how and why are like those paddles that the paramedic has Bring us back to life. How do I questions will resuscitate a conversation? I'm listening with my eyes and my ears when I'm talking to someone This is key a lot of us don't realize That when we are making eye contact with someone we're talking not only how we hold in their attention But we can pick up on their emotional state before they respond. So Matt, I asked you Hey, what are you drinking?  I haven't said anything But those are two entirely different responses You couldn't pick up on those responses unless you were making eye contact We feel that other people don't think we're listening or don't think we care Unless we're fully facing them fully committed to the interaction This is positive body language when you're fully facing one another torso to torso This creates tension. This is neutral body language when you're actually shoulder to shoulder The best way to view this is by looking at your feet You should notice that your feet are pointing in the same direction as the person you're talking to instead of Directly facing each other positive body language causes tension often leading to us crossing our arms because we don't feel comfortable We often don't realize when our body language is making someone else feel uncomfortable Touch is punctuation touch should never distract from what you're saying you catching this you digging this Touch builds trust and typically the first person to touch is the most assertive The leader so we want to initiate touch All right, I hope you guys all learned something these are the techniques that we've been using in teaching at the artichoke And if you want to brush up on your social skills and amplify all of those Conversations check us out. We run boot camps in Hollywood to help you with just that go ahead and click the link in the top Right corner up above to get some more information. We're gonna head back to the event now to put some of those skills to work You