Hi and welcome to the session. Let's work out the following question. The question says three forces 5p, 10p and 13p in a plane act on a particle. The angle between any two of them is 120 degree find the magnitude and direction. So let us see the solution to this question. First of all, let R be the resultant of forces 5p, 10p and 13p acting at a point o and let theta be the angle which R makes with the direction 5p. 5p is taken along vector o x and vector o y is perpendicular to vector o x. So we see that components of all forces along vector o x is R cos theta is equal to 5p cos 0 degree plus 10p cos 120 degree plus 13p cos 240 degree. Because these are the angles 5p, 10p and 13p make with respect to vector o x. This is equal to 5p plus 10p into minus 1 by 2 plus 13p into minus 1 by 2 and that is equal to minus 13p by 2. Now components of all forces along vector o y is R sin theta is equal to 5p sin 0 degree plus 10p sin 120 degree plus 13p sin 240 degree. This is equal to 0 plus 10p into root 3 by 2 plus 13p into minus root 3 by 2 that is equal to minus 3 root 3p by 2. Now R square is equal to R square cos square theta plus R square sin square theta this is equal to minus 13p by 2 the whole square plus minus 3 root 3p by 2 the whole square which is further equal to 49p square. Since R square is equal to 49p square this implies that R is equal to square root of 49p square that is equal to 7p. Also tan theta is given by R sin theta over R cos theta that is equal to minus 3 root 3 by 2p divided by minus 13p by 2 and that is equal to 3 root 3 divided by 13. So our answer to this question is the magnitude of the resultant is 7p and the direction that is tan theta is equal to 3 root 3 divided by 13. So this is our answer to this question. I hope that you understood the solution. Have a good time.


Hello and welcome to the Grand Line review your source for everything one piece. Last week we capped off a huge saga by returning to water seven and this week we're stepping into something very unique on the zombie infested island of Thriller Bark. Thriller Bark is the 18th arc in the series consisting of 48 manga chapters and 45 anime episodes and it's important to note that this arc is entirely standalone and not necessarily part of a greater saga which I think is the first time this has happened in the series individual stories of East Blue but even then you could say that they were building up their own East Blue saga. In any case Thriller Bark is a bold departure from everything we knew in the world of One Piece immediately assaulting us from all angles with horror tropes although they do all have their own nice personal odor spin on them and one of the most prominent examples of this is none other than our next crew member Brooke so it feels really weird to be saying that because we just came out of a very hard fought saga where we gained a crew member and very very almost lost two other crew members but the ease at which Brooke appears in the story and the immediate acceptance of Luffy's invitation is very refreshing to see after all of that and when you really think about it why wouldn't Brooke instantly accept Luffy's offer? It's not as if he has anything better to do just wandering around in the fog of the Florian Triangle I mean I guess there is the matter of his stolen shadow which does stop him from leaving but we will get to that but while we're still on Brooke I want to mention that he has one of the most heartbreaking backstories in the series and yeah look I probably would say that with every flashback I mention in these reviews but I really can't emphasize enough that Brooke's story just wrecked me emotionally and not even so much because of Brooke or the Rumba Pirates actually but more because of that damn adorable baby whale Laboon anything involving this little guy was just heart wrenching although the Rumba Pirates have their moment as well the scene where they're all dying one by one while playing Laboon's favorite song hits so incredibly hard and having Brooke constantly commenting that they've become a quartet, a trio, a duet and finally a solo is fantastic albeit super painful writing but Brooke himself is generally a delightful character. I don't think his jokes land as well with the western audience because they lose a lot of their linguistic umph in translation but I do really love the fact that Brooke is a character who at times can outweard even Frankie and adds very nicely to the crazy dynamic of the straw hats. In regards to Thriller Barker's a location I love the concept and I often forget this but Thriller Barker is the world's largest pirate ship and it is pretty much comprised of an actual island that floated into the grand line all the way from west blue so the setting is really cool and the spooky motif works quite well. One thing that sets us apart from just about any other in the series is the sheer amount of detail put into every conceivable character and location. Nothing is flat on this ship every piece of architecture landscape and incidental characters are heavily textured to the point where it makes me feel very sorry for Oda's drawing assistants.  I've never really been a huge fan of gothic stylization and Thriller Bark certainly didn't convert me into one. As much as I appreciate the different aesthetic at times it just doesn't feel like the world of one piece to me which isn't to say that I just want to see the same thing done over and over again not at all. I will praise Oda till the end of time for taking risks and changing up the style of the world it's just that I don't think this one paid off quite as well as some of the others have and to me this is echoed strongly in the primary antagonist of the arc. I know a lot of you out there love Gekko Moria and good on you.  There are a lot of characters in the series whose initial designs do less than wow me the most prominent example of which is Usopp but you know what I also quite dislike Jim Bay's design when it was first revealed as well as saying Goku and pretty much every navy admiral with the exception of Fujitora and in the large majority of cases those characters end up wearing those designs exceptionally well and really proving themselves through their actions and characterization within the story. Gekko Moria does not do that at least not for me. He is the man who actively claimed he will become pirate king without lifting a finger. It's a unique way to go about things I guess but the fact that he avoids fighting for his own dream as much as physically possible really doesn't endear him to me at all. Now this trade of his does become much more forgivable when we do learn of his history with Kaido and how Moria lost his entire crew but honestly knowing this just makes me desperately long to see the Gekko Moria of the past rather than this husk of a man that he has become by the time the straw hats meet him. Seriously I would be super keen for a short Moria story detailing his badass younger years but for now just get him out of my manga and his immediate underlings do very little to add interest to the antagonists of this art. Dr. Hogback is entirely forgettable although I do have to admit that Sindri and her utter disdain of plates is legitimately hilarious.  His actions and motivations get really old really quickly. Thankfully we do have some redemption for the bad guys coming in the form of Perona the only one of the mysterious four whose design isn't a complete zombie shitfest and her devil fruit ability is extraordinarily fascinating and powerful. I mean this ghost princess took out Luffy, Zoro Sanji and Frankie with her negative hollows and provided one of the coolest fights in the entire arc against Usopp. So yeah Perona was a very worthwhile character and I'm glad that Oda had the sense to send her away and make her relevant elsewhere which just so happens by the hand of Bartholomew Kuma whose appearance on Thriller Bark was an incredible twist. As a villain Gekko Moria didn't make me feel much but he was still a warlord of the sea so when a second warlord showed up it gave me a genuine sense of oh shit because the straw hats just were not equipped to deal with the two of them and here I'd like to give a rare and special shout out to the anime for beautifully presenting the conflict between Zoro and Kuma. Those scenes were glorious to watch as is the phenomenal moment where we see Zoro bathed in blood standing proudly and claiming that nothing happened after absorbing all of Luffy's pain I was a proud Zoro fanboy prior to this event but this once again signaled to me exactly why this man is the unofficial vice captain you all know it although I will say that this arc did a lot of justice to the straw hats as a group primarily through their fight against ores. These chapters alone make Thriller Bark worth slogging through to me because the teamwork and choreography illustrated between our crew members is completely unrivaled in the series. It seems really bizarre to think about but oddly enough we don't usually get to see the crew working together. There's generally more of an individual focus put on each character but after seeing how they dealt with ores that makes me quite sad because as a collective they are glorious. Unfortunately the required time investment to get to this point in the arc is pretty huge during every read through and watch through I've ever done of this arc I found that the beginning is extraordinarily slow with entirely too much wandering around the island. This arc really doesn't kick into gear for me until the straw hats begin fighting ores and by that point the arc is almost over. The one thing I will certainly praise this arc for is that it contributes a surprising amount to building the one piece world. The very existence of Gekko Moria serves to hype up the Emperor Kaido. Lola's presence in the Vivia card she gives Nami eventually contributes in a huge way to dealing with the Emperor Big Mom and just what the hell was that creature featured at the end of the arc. I love that we did not solve the mystery of the Florian Triangle and this hanging thread adds a huge amount of intrigue to the world of one piece. When everything is said and done I feel like Thriller Bark gets an unnecessarily bad rap from the one piece community myself included. It is an enjoyable story when you're going through it but when you compare it to almost any other arc in the series Thriller Bark is just kind of meh which isn't to say it's a bad arc it's just nowhere near the best that this series can do and that pretty much does it for Thriller Bark. Next week things are getting very exciting because we have finally reached the halfway point of the grand line and we are going to tackle one of the most shocking events in the entire series Sabati Acapelligo. If you enjoyed this video then feel free to like, favorite or subscribe and please do comment with your thoughts on Thriller Bark. This has been the Grand Line Review and I'll see you next time.


The following is a presentation of TFNN. The Tiger Technician Hour with your host, Basil Chapman. Call now. Call free at 1-877-927-6648. Basil Chapman, granted ages, granted ages, granted ages. What does that mean? That means in the Chapman way methodology what we've been talking about for quite some time now is that there's a really good chance that this is the pattern that we're going to be looking at for the coming weeks and that is where prices come down sharply, try to rally and fail at a peak A or a peak B and test the left side low. Whether they break the low decisively or hold the low is really important and what we're looking at in the Dow today it went right through the 35,639 support from about the 10th of January. It went all the way down to today's low of 35,331. We're now about 50 points off that. We're down 534 points. But we've already established lower highs and lower lows as a theme that you've got to continue to monitor in the daily chart because there's an H pattern that says 34,715 will be the next major support. So you want to see something else happen between now and then and you're looking at the weekly chart. Nothing much to see here. The weekly chart is holding pretty well. Look at the S&P. The S&P right now did that dreaded H pattern, went down to a low today of 4587.82. 4587 is 5 points above the 4582.24 low that was made around about January the 10th. There's an H pattern with a doji candle right at peak A. Is that going to be a failure pattern? Days young. We'll see what happens. Weeks young. We'll see what happens. Although it's a shortened week because of yesterday's holiday and we're looking at the S&P down 61 at 46.01. Look at this up channel. I'll open this up so you can see what I'm talking about. Look at this. It gets modified slightly, but it's still an up channel of consequence. Now, what happens with up channels very often because you're going above the 9 and 14 period exponential moving averages, you don't even need the bottom series of trend lines that make their chapter inside track should be a propellant zone. And at this particular point, what we're all looking at is this is really an area of key support. Why? Because the 9 period moving average is just about to cross over to weekly charts. I'll say just about. It could take a week or two to do. It could take a day. It could take hours. Actually, the green is still quite nicely above the 14. The green is above that's the 9 period exponential moving average and the weekly chart above the 14. The data is already in the cell mode. Now what we're looking at is there's some opportunity now to try to find some support to make these very weak statistics going under 80% to 76%. On-balance volume is very weak. So it's just that 9 above the 14 that's really showing that there's still some internal strength. And I've got a GSTAS C for the weekly chart notation and chapter weight. We've made it all-time high in January. So this is still only leg B in the monthly chart. We've gone only a peak A minor pullback September of last year of September of 2020. And for over a year, you've had higher highs every single month. Not every month, but pretty much every month of higher lows. And now we're looking at the first big red candle that is suggesting something spectacular has to happen for there to be an all-time high above 48, 18.62 in the S&P chart. And we're looking at the QQQ and DX100 trading vehicle. Stepped out of the up channel, a long-term up channel. It went under it last week, but closed nicely above it. This week we've got underneath it. Well, the week has barely begun. We can't even talk about it as if it's four full days to go. Anything can happen. What I am saying is that we've seen many of these dreaded age patterns fail in the QQQ daily chart. DX100 trading vehicle down 420 and 375.78. Green candle on Friday. So far, we've come back. It's a green candle today, but it's still negative. It's only green because we're way above the opening price. We'll see what happens. Just make it as simple as possible. A close below 364. No, it'll have to be 363. That's a long way to go. That's 12 points. 363 this week will start to signal that the QQQ finally is seeing some internal deterioration and that there's a real good chance that we start to see a cell mode in the daily and a cell signal in the weekly become a cell mode in the weekly chart. We'll see. Days young, weeks young. We'll see what happens here. IWM Russell 2000. Holding quite nicely is down 2.36 211.96. When I say holding quite nicely, I mean holding above the most important load which was around about the 20th of December. 208.76. We're at 212.02. We've taken out the load to the 10th of January. But trying to find some kind of support here. Most importantly, what we're looking at here and I'm going to talk about this pattern in a moment because it's really important. We'll look at it in the dollar. The continuous rectangle, narrow rectangle formation can hold just a lot longer than your patients. Yes, you can go above it. Yes, you can go below it. But you keep coming back in. It's when you decisively break a pull away from that middle part. In this case, the middle part is 218. We're at 211.80. Down 253. If there's a pullback underneath one, underneath 202. That'll be a significant pullback. But you see this pattern here for the IWM in the weekly chart saying we just stuck in a range with the low end of the range. And weekly chart has made a PT. Well, look at this. Look at the dollar. The dollar is now up .30. Up 36 we are along the dollar. 95.55. What I'd said was in this particular pattern, let's spend a little time on it. I remember discussing this a week ago with Tom, saying that once the dollar goes below this key support of 95.52, there's a good chance that it will try to test. Just a little bit, it'll go back, test the inside of the rectangle. It means it goes above 95.52 right now to 95.55. And it's like it dropped so sharply and so quickly below the rectangle formation that it needs now to go back to get its hat or its suntan lotion or whatever it is because it's going south. But it goes back and then it starts another move and if that move, the next move down, takes out the low that was made, in this case 94.63, the low of the 14th of January, then the dollar is in for a significant time and price kind of a rollover. So let's just look at it that way. And what does that do to gold? If I can find it right here. Gold is now down 80 cents at 1815. You see, gold doesn't have the same rectangle formation here. It's really more an arch pattern that's starting to flatten up. 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Watch online at TFNN.com or on TFNN's YouTube channel and become the investor you were born to be, TFNN. Educating investors. All now, toll-free at 1-877-927-6648 internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Hi everyone, Bowser Chaplin. Yeah, this is the Tiger Edition now. $1.522 has to be down 58. And in the dead, G7 said it took some profits in VA. Ka-ching! Yeah, I had drawn this pattern out. This is the channel we have left side, right side, price-time match some time ago in Boeing. I can now move this to exactly where you want it perfectly right there. That doji candle on the 20th of January at 185.26. That's what you want to be looking at. And the reason why I do that is that the high that was made right there, the double top 233.94, 232.95, back about the 15th of November, if you go left side, right side, price-time match and the techniques that I like to talk about, and I hope to be doing a webinar soon. We'll be talking about these patterns when I do the overview of what you expect in 2022. If you go left side, right side, price-time match, then what you would do is with the Chapwick inside wedge target resistance line, you'll see that we've just broken above that resistance. But what it says is that by the 25th of January, it's a week from today, we should be testing the 233.94 level. That's only five points above this. You could do it any time before then. But this is the pattern that I like to look at. And that says that Boeing, I'll talk about this right now. I was going to start to hold it off for tomorrow, but let's just do it today. Boeing is giving us clues. Ernie's report on the 26th, that's the very next day. In the down channel that's been in place, 446.01 was the high of March of 2019, tumbled down to 89. This is March of 2020, two years later. Look at this down channel from the most recent high. And that was the high of the March of 2021 at 278.57. Look, you've made lower lows and lower highs. You've made a beautiful channel to the downside. You've got the Chapwick inside check repellent zone, which has worked so far, but not this week because we were above that and it's held as a propellant line. The manganese turned up in the weekly charts. The castigate is at 60% much better than it was. Not great, but it's much better. I like over 80%. On balance volume is kind of iffy, but this is what's really important. And this is the reason why I think doing a webinar is appropriate because we're getting close to this particular time where we start to see through the fog of the coronavirus. We start to see what could happen going into spring, then summer, and then fall. And my impression right now is that yes, interest rates, we'll get to that in a moment, are going to be a factor. But if you look at Boeing, if you look at jets, which is the US airline, this is the airline ETF for the American Airlines, way off the low of the 19s. It's up here in the 22 area. I shouldn't say way. I should say it's nicely off, but it's still got a long way to go. If you're looking at Disney, Disney off its low of 142 back on the 1st of December at 151. Not a big deal, but big enough. Both jets and Disney have big Ds, and then they pull back. This is just suggesting that we've got to, if you look at six, I'll be talking about these stocks when we do hopefully do a webinar very soon. Also, P.D., this is Six Flags Entertainment, very weak since the 45 high, most recent high, down the 4188 area, having hit just under 40, Six Flags Entertainment Corps. I'm suspecting that we are looking at the possibility that as the fog, anyone know all those stories that you used to get of London back in the 20s, 30s, 40s? I would even say the 50s fog. You remember Sherlock Holmes, Hound of the Baskervilles. The fog was always very thick because of the suit and all that stuff, and then all of a sudden it became much clearer. Well, the fog of the coronavirus, I think is just hinting that there's a possibility, even with variants being very pervasive and having a tremendous effect on the catchability of the virus, metamorphosis into new forms, the deadliness has changed. That part of it has really succumbed to all the different methods of dealing with it, whether it's the shots, whether that's the jabs, whether it's the boosters, whatever it is. We started to deal with that. So I think that we need to look out. We need to look ahead. And being early is a problem because these things can still get smacked down by any news. But I think the internals, Six Flags made an $875 low in March of 2020, screams up into the 50s, drops into the 36 area, and is now kind of in that middle of the range, the upper range, monthly charge would only break out if it starts to change in the 47 area for a whole month. So in the meantime, I'm just saying, this is the time that you've got, this is where you want to be building up cash, which we've done for my opening call newsletter. Built up a lot of cash. We are shorted out. We were shorted the semiconductor when there was that strange action on Friday so we could take it out. But I suspect that the semiconductor is in a digestive phase. It came from the lower end to the high end. It's at the high end now. Probably can start moving towards the lower end. And that's another thing, that when we start to see the chances of a chip glut, that creates its own effect and effect. Some of it very positive and some of it negative. We'll see what happens. So question came in. What about a crowd strike up sharply today at 590 at 182? So this is what I'm saying, that there are some areas in the NASDAQ, in that whole spectrum of NASDAQ stocks, crowd being one of them CRWD, up six at 182.75, that are trying to form bases. But are they ready for the big time? Well, I'm just thinking that I would rather give it a little more time. I want to see how some bases form. But if you're looking at longer term, there are stocks like crowd strikers in the cyber security area that should have a good 2022. But does it mean it has a good 22? Because it's not at 182 anymore, but it's now at the 162 area. And now it's going to have a really good 30% rally, which takes you to where we were just two weeks ago to the 200 area. That's the big question. So timing is going to be really important. Looking out is going to be important. Taking heat in some areas that you like, but you know, might be a vulnerable shorter term. There's a lot going on. 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And then if you look at the Pfizer's, the Merck's, the SmithKline, GlaxoSmithKline, I suspect that the latter are in the sweet spot in the sense that their product lineups kind of conform to what we're looking at here in terms of what major fund managers, that is fund managers of major companies are looking for in terms of both growth, safety, counter-trend to the general market. And if you look at this, so this gap up must be news on the gap up, but look, yes, Pfizer. Pfizer pulled back quite sharply from the $61.71 high that was made around about the 20th of December. Pfizer pulled back around the 20th of December. Pfizer pulled back around the 21st of December. Pfizer pulled back around the 21st of December. Pfizer pulled back around the 21st of December. But it's holding reasonably well. If you look at Merck, Merck has pulled back. Where's that? But not nearly as much. So it's the rotation through the different areas. It's the one that has been a little confused in terms of the methodology. It's really simple. I have no choice, but to call this a peak peak C, the last high that was made around about 165, back around about the September, December. Let me just put that in there. And that's what I wanted. But when I looked at it very closely, I forgot to notate it. But I was looking at it fairly recently. There are three times where you could have given this a phantom peak. Look, on the 7th of December for Proctin Gamble, the high was 152.58. The very next date was 152.66. That's 8 cents. I mean, there's very little difference. So there could have been a phantom peak. Right? Where was it? Yeah, and then you got it again at the top. We went to 165.32 on the 1st of January, and then 165.20 on the on the 6th. So that is a peak C if there's one day in between and then we got that fractional low I could have gone peak C1, C2. Everything about it says that like a peak D, but even then it's holding pretty well down 355 today at 156. So I am saying that there's a chance that we're looking at some areas and then stocks within areas that hold up a lot better. So I'm saying that the GlaxoSmith GSK excuse me GSK Oops Let's put it over here. I hope it was GSK, yep it was. GSK is now leading the pack. Now let's see if that whole theory that I've had about so many stocks indexes even commodities retesting previous highs and then stalling at that level, let's see if the doji candle high of January of 2020 with I of 48.25 it's just two points away, $1.75 away. If that's going to occur right now we'll see what happens. The high today so far is $46.85 so that's what we're looking at and then you get some really ugly stocks stocks that were absolutely darlings like Myrna, Moderna, Inc. Biotech, COVID, other areas 497.49 was the all-time high this is a stock that was just kind of doodling around just kind of messing around in the single digits at some point a couple of years ago. Screams as the favorite and all of a sudden stalls that was around about July August, was that August? Yep, August the week of the 13th, $479 $497.49 and now we're trading at $194. $194 down 10 just today and that's the thing when I was looking at crowd you got to put into the same category of darlings that became undarlings and when they do that when they're out of favor there is no bottom until there's a news story until there's a cohesion of fundamentals technicals and some extraneous event that really just puts things together for them to start not necessarily a rocket ship to the upside but a very good just a push that takes them quicker and quicker to new higher highs and higher lows within the context of a digestive phase relief rally and then you have to deal with it because it could have become more where we're going what are we doing so okay so I've got that out the way I had a couple of questions that came in and I want to just deal with them right now oh oh oh I said Monday I would look at oh what was oh that's right so I've had a couple of questions over the years especially folks in England London or surrounding areas we've got people that listen to us all around the world so I've had questions over the years essentially saying look I know for your opening call newsletter yes and really great picks but often you choose just to be a little safe you choose the generic and you go to the ETF here it's very difficult for us to be able to buy the ETF unless we have an American account we can set it up but is there another way around that so what I've done over the years is I've tried to find stocks that are within the category that I like the best that maybe those stocks could be the stocks that are basically a proxy for what I'd be looking at but when it gets to the Dow the proxy that I would use is the Dow is the Dow 30 it's not the industrial anymore it is so mixed that it's kind of it's kind of hard look Caterpillar has been an absolute winner for quite some time even today putting down 23 cents at 228.72 so at what point would I have gone along Caterpillar we've liked it for a while but I actually haven't put in the news there as a play I don't know but that might be one of the ways that I have to start looking at it for people like that who are in a different country and are just not able to get the ETFs that I like to look at and we might have to choose a particular stock that is difficult to do because each even there they go in and out of favor I'll be back in a moment, Dow's down 531 it has to be down 64 are you in the market for buying or selling real estate in the Bay Area including the surrounding St. Petersburg Tampa and Clearwater markets Tiger Real Estate LLC is a firm that has extensive experience in the Tampa Bay Area whether you're looking to sell your current property at maximum value or you're in the market for a second home or investment property Tiger Realty has the experience across all areas of real estate in the Tampa Bay Area to help buyers and sellers make the most informed decisions across all price 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Oh man, this is a stock we used to know very well, peak ABC1, C2, almost a D, comes back down, now it's in leg F with the chapter of insight. That's right, it could be an instant restart right there. So it's trading at 41.07 down 26. I like this very much now, it has recycled. I don't know if this is an effort, it's a brand new B in the in the daily, the weekly chart is still very strong price-wise, but the on-balance volume is only just turned up and the stochastics weighed down at 70%, not over 80%, and the on-balance volume is rising, but not over overbought anything like that. So far this is all flat stochastic in the day. This is actually very well down 20 since 41.13. What was the question? What was the question? OVV, OVV. Where did we go here? I saw it. Oh, hi Belzer, how much higher do you think OVV might go? Is it in leg F slash B and at 38.81. Whoo-hoo-hoo! Nice, we've got a lot of people that do very good work on the Chamomile methodology. Yes, I am going to put the alternate count in here because it's very important that we don't get too negative too quickly because crude oil is still acting very well. Let me just see if I can do this in much every automated OVIV. O, O, V, I, V, oh no, OVVV. O, V, V, OVV. Oh, one more looking at you. OVV. O, V, V. Click. There you go. 42.31 is the Chamomile automated resistance level. Doesn't have to stop there very often. That becomes a target and a magnet and then we start to see 42 in the weekly chart, over 40.98 in the 10-minute chart and the 120-minute chart we passed the 40.14 area and the monthly chart doesn't have anything because we're above the 37.50. That is the month with another week and a half, two weeks to go. So yeah, this is what it says that there should be some resistance in the low 42s but in the meantime, I would suggest to you that because crude oil has also recycled with a chance of F slash B and it is nicely above the left-side high that was the high of 82, was it 82 or 81.50? 83.66 back in October the week of the 29th. So far it's above that, so the double top action is just something to note because so far it's above that. Week has just begun. We've got 85.65 so we're getting close to some kind of resistance area in oil. If you look at the XLE, it's taken together because they kind of move together. Leg E in the monthly chart, way above the chamber wave inside track repellent zone. You're going to the daily chart. Why did I not finish doing that? Oh, it's leg C, I believe, in the weekly chart. I don't want to do anything just quickly off the top of my head. Let's just go right here. So energy is moving higher. Whoa, we've got a few charts that look like this. This is only leg B in the in the daily chart. Yeah, yeah, 54, 59.41 was the high of the 26th of October. We're trading right now at 65.05, 54 cents sharply above that makes that whole area of the 63 to 62 area at least shorter term support. And this is what's really impacting the market. If you go to the high that was made the week of the 29th of October, 59.41, the next high was 59.40. Now over the years, I've always wondered, what do I do with with peaks that look like you're going to a D? And if you go back, you've got two parallel highs. At peak C, we can go peak C1 and peak C2. That's like a phantom peak D. But what do you do at a B? And what I've done over the years is I've because I do things by repeated repeating and the repetitive nature of things. Tell me whether or not they succeed or not. And what I've done over the years is I've done this. I've made this change the color just momentarily. I don't like to use a phantom B. That's really that's pushing a little bit. But I do that just as a point as if I was doing research. And I make that B to say that that really by two pennies, it could have been a C. And the leg that we've got right now might be a D. I always want to get to the D quicker and be as conservative as possible to be ready for a sharp decline. And that just says to me in the XLE, the monthly is very strong. The weekly is technically very strong. The daily is flat at 95% in the stochastic and very strong. Don't get ahead of the game. And therefore you can consider it only as more and as a research project to say, does this become peak B? And this becomes actually it's a blue B and will be a phantom peak C right here. Does that happen or not? So what I'm going to do is go back to my original notations that I would do. And that would say that is a B. This is just something to keep in mind that that C at 10 below could be a C, but it's not technically is absolutely not. It has a characteristic that it could be, but it isn't. So this is really your C, but I might think that have an alternate count. Those are the few times that I'm fudge something, but they're all within the strictures, all within the rules of the championing methodology. There is nothing to do here. This will be a, this is a C. I'm just putting it in to say, Hey, it just missed and it had the characteristic of a C. What if, and that's all. So it's a leg B in the, in the XLE, the SMB select energy spider fun. Fabulous action way above the nine peer removing average way above the 14. And the Matthews are very strong. The histogram is only now sorry to narrow just a little bit. That means that the nine is getting a little bit between the distance between the nine and the slow moving average to 26 is just starting to narrow a tad. But wow, when you get 95% and flat in the stochastic, it's going to take a huge amount to turn that and get it down under 80% is going to take a huge amount to get the price. The nine period moving average to go negative under the 14 period moving average, you'd probably have to see a move in the 59, 30 to 58, 10 area and very quickly to get that negative. So energy is in play. And that's the reason why I was hoping to put together some kind of a webinar coming up, maybe in a week or so, because this is, these are really important statistics that we need to look at what is working, what is not worth. We've got one more segment to go. We've got a bunch of questions coming in here. XLU. XLU is the utility ETF. XLU is down from the peak F top that are made just under 72 to 68 right now. I'll be back Basil Chapman does down 550 and we'll be back. Sharpening your skills as an investor is like getting better at playing a musical instrument. You have to practice sure, but you also need excellent instruction from experts. At TFNN, you'll get advice and guidance from the authority and technical market analysis. And it's not just dry, tedious text either. 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Remember, we talk about these double talks, the way it's just uncanny how many stocks and indexes have gone back to almost the same to the penny sometimes, the same level on the left side. 4610 was the high on, I think it was an all-time high on the 14th of May, the week of the 14th of May in F Freeport McMoron, not all-time high. Wow, I forgot to wait all the way to 60 back in 2011. Yeah, so here we are at 4620 is the high of the day, 10 cents above. And the question was, do I take, do I take, what was the question? Oh, I lost the question. Do I take, what do I do?  What I am going to say is this is probably the area and it's got a G Stash C in the data chart. Only a C in the weekly chart is still really positive. Freeport McMoron, Inc. Copper and really important stock in that area, $45.39 up $1.31. Why not just make yourself comfortable, take a little bit off, whatever you're comfortable with, you can take, take it off, keep your core position. It's still in the sweet spot. No, that's a bit of thing. And then you can think about what you want to do. At least you're using money management. That's just, you know, that's, that's why I'd see it. Next question I had was Rob Lux, Rob Lux, RBLX. We have now this for ages and ages. This gaming platform, game creation system, way down from the high of the 140 area. Last, last fall, and it tumbles to about a fall is now at 80.30. And the question is, where do you start to get to that? I'm just going to say cheap leases trades, if you're interested at all, don't think of these as buying holes just yet. I think they will be in 2022. But just be real careful like crowd, like Rob Lux, Rob Lux, RBLX, RBLX, RBLX, RBLX, RBLX, RBLX, RBLX, RBLX, RBLX, RBLX, RBLX, RBLX, RBLX, RBLX, RBLX, RBLX, RBLX, RBLX, RBLX, RBLX, RBLX, RBLX, G2 is crazy. I'll be back tomorrow. Thank you very