This week is a special week. I'm joined by Tony from Hack the Movies, and we're gonna be coming up with predictions for popular movies coming out. Today's topic, Indiana Jones 5 and the Dial of Destiny. Tony on a scale from one to 10, one being Morbius and 10 being Morbius. Again, how excited are you for Indiana Jones 5? Negative 10 million, Adam. I am negative 10 million excited for what is going to be one of the worst movies I'll ever see. That is how excited I am. Expand on that. I don't wanna see another elderly, sad Indiana Jones. I don't wanna see an old man's face poorly green screened or composited onto a stuntman for most of the movie or digitally de-aged. I think boomers need to stop reliving their youth and just let other action heroes arise. You didn't like Harrison Ford reprising his role as Han Solo, is that what you're telling me? If he had just been a pilot and maybe just shot a few people, that'd be fine. But they had to show him awkwardly running and punching people. And then when he was aiming without looking, I'm like, no, no grandpa, you're not that cool grandpa.  I'm not negative at all. I'm actually kind of optimistic because there was an Indiana Jones 4, it does exist in the real world, Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. And I'd like to get that taste out of my mouth. I would consider this to hopefully be like Rocky 6, Rocky Balboa, where we have Rocky 5, it's dumb, it's cheesy, it kind of ruined a lot of things for people. Indiana Jones 5 is gonna take it back. It's gonna bring us back. That is more optimistic than me, I don't know. I think it does have a good director. And that's where I was gonna go, James Mangold. He did a Ford V Ferrari, he did Logan. And now he's gonna win our hearts again with the Indy 5. Yes, and I understand where you're coming from. He has a very good track record. I don't think he's made a bad movie yet, right? I even liked that movie he did with Tom Cruise. I think he did Night and Day with Tom Cruise. Oh, he did that with Cameron Diaz? I'm pretty sure that was him. He's got a great track record and I would have loved to have seen what he could have done with an Indiana Jones who wasn't 10,000 years old. So I think someone said, hey, wouldn't it be cool if there was like an Indiana Jones where he fought a mummy? And then he misheard it and he said, oh, Indiana Jones, where Indiana Jones is a mummy? I'll get Harrison Ford on the phone right now. I don't even need to do any makeup. So yeah, I see where you're coming from, but I just, I think he's the right director. I just think he's being handed the wrong story with the wrong lead. There's been a lot of noise online, Tony. I'm not sure if you're aware of this or not. Oh. There's a lot of noise. I reacted. I reacted. But people, men, grown adults are very concerned that Indy's gonna be replaced by young, spry, hot female. Well, first off, she's a four at best. Second, the director has said that they're not trying to replace him, but they could be lying. I don't know if you remember that Doom movie that came out, direct-to-video Doom Annihilation? The sequel to the hit film Doom with The Rock? It wasn't a sequel, it was just another Doom movie. Oh. A smaller movie, but that director said, don't worry, because there was a lead girl in it, like a, and she did like a whole picture where she's like, who needs a Doom guy? And she was the star of the movie. And then the director said, don't worry, the Doom slayer will be in the movie. And that director did what is known as lying. So James Mangold could be doing that where he said, don't worry, no one will replace Indiana Jones. He could be lying. I don't know if you know this, people in Hollywood who make up stories for a living and pretend to be other people, they're known for lying in real life also. It's brilliant. I'm not sure if she's gonna be his daughter because they say in the trailer that she's his goddaughter. Okay. They'll have, I'm sure she's like a niece or something, but now having said that in Crystal Skull, Mutt was just some dude, and then it was revealed to be his son, which really, really annoyed me. I was more annoyed by him swinging on vines, but yeah, we'll move on from that.  I'm gonna say, you know what, Tony? I'm gonna say this movie starts with the young woman. It's not gonna start with Indy. She's going to be involved in some sort of a heist situation. She's going to get out of there unscathed. Maybe it's a callback to the original Indiana Jones where we see her in a temple and she replaces something as a booby trap is sprung loose and right before she's gonna die, Indiana Jones comes out and saves her, but not intentionally. He was also going for the same artifact and that's how they meet up on their misadventures.  Yeah, I don't know about that. I don't know about that. It's probably gonna start with her doing some action stuff and then she'll be like, ah, I know, I gotta call my old uncle Henry. They're gonna, she's gonna use this real name.  So I gotta call my old Henry Jr. and ask him, is it pick his brain?  Someone's definitely after her because she has the plans, like secret plans for some spaceship or something like that the Nazis are working on. But because Mutt has presumably died and will never be mentioned again and Mary and his wife has also died and will never be mentioned again. He's like, this is the only family I have left. My Goddaughter, I guess. I think it's gonna be Marcus Brody's daughter or granddaughter and Indy's gonna be like, I gotta take care of her. And he's gonna assist her in getting the dial of destiny which will probably have something to do with time travel. The dial of destiny, yeah, that's something that the Nazis are working on because they're back, right? I don't know if you know this, Adam, but for the last five or six years, some people say they never left. They're like Pokemon, you gotta catch them all. You gotta catch them all.  And he looks over and there's a procession of monkeys just looking on with tears coming down. Did he bury him in the jungle? There's like an old wise ape there and he just tips the hat to Indy. He's got Indy's hat on and he just like walks away with the cane. And they're playing the Indiana Jones theme song like super sad in the background. Boop, boop, boop, boop, boop. Exactly. It's beautiful. But yes, what do you think the dial of destiny is? I think it's pretty obvious it's gonna be a time travel thing. Yeah, it's gonna be time travel. There's no question because we have to keep going larger than life. We had aliens in the last movie. There was a dude again, his heart ripped out of his chest, Mortal Kombat style in the second movie. People's faces were melting off in one of them. So yeah, we gotta go back to the past. And I think they already showed. Didn't they already show some de-aging stuff on Harrison Ford? They showed it in the trailer and I remember some of the first set photos they showed was Harrison Ford with dots all over his face. And I said, oh good, young Indiana Jones is gonna walk like a geriatric dinosaur. I can't wait to see young Indiana Jones walk like he had a hip replacement. So the question is, it's the dial of destiny. Is there gonna be like a flashback to Indiana Jones in the past? And maybe these Nazis use the dial and they show up in the future to current Indy. Or will Indy end up being sent back to the past to fight the younger versions of the Nazis? That's the question. Okay, I like where your head's at, a double Indy feature.  Maybe, maybe because this is Hollywood and they're pretty hacky, he's going to go back to iconic moments in the previous Indiana Jones films. I don't think we need that. I think that's exactly what's gonna happen. Really? Yeah, I think that's what they're gonna do. That sounds so bad, I don't, that sounds so... These are things I want to happen. These are things I think are going to happen. You know, it was kind of okay. And last crusade where he saw the drawing of the Ark of the Covenant and he went, that's the Ark of the Covenant. The girl went, are you sure? He's like, pretty sure. But then in Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, it was in Area 51 and they had to show the physical Ark of the Covenant again. It's like, no, we get it. We remember that movie. I'm gonna be real annoyed if he starts time traveling. He's also running away from the rock. Like, I'm gonna be really annoyed by that. He's gonna, they're gonna do the thing they do in some of the Star Wars movies where they try to fix a plot hole or something that people didn't like.  That's why he survived the nuking. Oh, this sounds all terrible. Yeah. So you think it's gonna be terrible? I think all like, you know, kind of like chip on the shoulder predictions aside, this movie is going to be decent. I think it's going to be better than four. I do agree that it's really weird, especially when we're talking about a property kind of like Star Wars, where there's supposed to be pulpy and cereal and kind of like these young bucks going around doing things and we have a geriatric old Harrison Ford kind of like limping along. It doesn't really seem like a larger than life persona. So that part is gonna be tough to get over. I do think though, James Mangold has me interested enough. Spielberg is producing, which doesn't really mean a whole lot, but we'll see if Harrison Ford can at least go out on top with one more big movie. Maybe. I just, one last thing, because people were mad at me when I criticized the visual effects in the trailer, like the CGI head on Harrison Ford when he's on the horse and the head isn't perfectly matched to the actor. Yeah. I was floating on his shoulders and someone said, it comes out months from now. They'll fix the CGI by then. And then I have to remind the people, this is a Disney product. Did you not see Thor, Love and Thunder or anything else they've put out? They clearly aren't concerned with fixing digital effects or making them look good. They just want to get the thing out because they know you're going to see it. Jane? Remember that? Jane? Yeah. Oh, my God. The mask just like floating there. Yeah, so the studio who can't even put a helmet on an actor because they can't decide ahead of time what the helmet should look like. I don't trust them. You know, the Star Wars movies actually had some decent CGI as bad as they were. Oh, the new Star Wars. I think the last Jedi for as much as I hate that film is the best looking Star Wars movie today at full stop. Well, you're woke. Anyway, the. Yeah, so I feel like the visual effects are going to be awful. And hopefully the story is interesting. I don't trust. I know it sounds weird saying I don't trust the lead actor. When it is Harrison Ford, I just don't trust him at this age to pull it off. And on that sad, bitter, miserable note, we end this video like we end all videos by suggesting you subscribe to the channel. Adam does movies where I post tons of movie content each and every week. You can head on over and even, I guess, check out this guy over here, Tony. Yes, check me out over on Hack the Movies. I have a podcast every Monday and I do smaller bonus episodes. Occasionally I do live episodes. Adam was in my last one and I've been uploading clips of that on my Clips channel. And yeah, I have a Patreon and whatnot. Come on over, check us out. Let me know what you think. Thanks, Tony. We're going to be doing this all week. So stick around. Take care.


See it kind of, once you're out of the headspace of thinking about philosophy and all those kind of things, you don't want to focus on anything else because you don't want to stop your progress in it. And so I progressed through stages and I looked online and I found this, you know, concept called nihilism which, as soon as I saw it, has completely just matched exactly how I felt and what I believed which is the most important thing. Hello people, welcome to the dark realm. Hello everybody, welcome to another video. Crazy T-shirt Tom here, ready to talk to you about another topic that's been on my mind. Actually, two months it's been on my mind for a long time now. And it's a video that I've always really been wanting to do, but I wasn't sure it fit in with a lot of the things that I've been talking about recently about mental health and autism, all that kind of stuff. But it's more on the philosophical side. I wouldn't say spiritual because I hate that word and I think it's overused, but I would definitely call it philosophical. So today I am talking about nihilism. I'm a nihilist which maybe doesn't really come across a lot in my videos. To be honest, a lot of my depression and mental health and stuff didn't really come across in a lot of videos apart from some that did like a while ago and one of those intense ones that I've posted in the past. But anyway, this is a video all about how I am a nihilist. I'm going to give you a bit of a background of what it is. I am also going to enlighten you. A little link there. On my personal journey with developing this, not condition, this mindset that's been a very integral part of my life for a long time. And it has very large effects on my daily life and my interaction with people. It's a very important thing for me to talk about and I hope it will be interesting for you guys to learn a bit about it. So yeah, at the risk of conforming to YouTube entrances, let's get on with the video. So I had a little Google search about nihilism just to enlighten my own knowledge on the facts. Nihilism in terms of philosophy is the belief that life is meaningless, happy, happy. But there are other definitions for it and it's usually to do with throwing out religious and general society views on life and people and all that kind of meaning for existence and that kind of stuff. So nihilism, a bit misunderstood philosophy is very often linked to a new depression and most nihilists do develop depression either beforehand or because of their nihilism they develop depression. But it is two separate things. Depression is a mental health condition. Nihilism is a philosophical standpoint or a view on life. Just to get that out of the way quickly, it's not meaning depressed, it's my actual views on life and the core values that I hold deep to me. It's very important to me. That's Isaac. Nihilism got us to pick up his Chinese because he tried to coordinate it with him coming home but he's downstairs in the kitchen. I told him that I'd take a spoonful every five minutes that he's away and I'm too nice to do that. Anyway back to the depressing enlightenment of life. Nihilism is my philosophical standpoint and I'm just going to take you through my development through becoming nihilistic and all that kind of stuff. So I've been depressed for a long time and there's a lot of triggers that cause people to delve into the philosophical realm. It's usually either to do with use of psychedelic drugs that some people do and depression, some kind of long-standing illness that they have, death of a family member, or even just general curiosity and philosophy and all its makings. So for me it started about two years ago, maybe a bit before that. All my life as an autistic person I like to understand things logically. That's the only way that I can understand things. I don't understand things by emotions. They don't count as understanding for me if I understand something emotionally, which I usually don't. So logic is a very big part of the reason why I take nihilism so seriously in myself. I keep saying the word, it sounds a bit too exaggerated and over the top. But the thing is it is quite over the top and it's not very common as well. There's a very small percentage of people who are nihilists. The whole there's no meaning of life thing gets thrown about flippantly in these times and days and stuff. And the difference between knowing that there's a possibility that there's no meaning of life and actually having it in your core and believing that it's two very different things and it very much impacts whether you'd be classified as being a nihilist or not. It's not some weird club or anything. It's not good to be a nihilist, it's not bad to be a nihilist. You know it's just how you view the world. There's viewing the world in a negative way, which is everything's rubbish and all that kind of stuff. Nihilism comes from a very deep perspective that takes a long time to reach. So for me I started off being quite depressed. I went through a really bad phase in my second year where I couldn't work. I was researching a lot into science, like the makeup of reality. And as an autistic person I've had a lot of strange experience with reality. I try and solidify my logic behind the experiences that I've had. So for example I experience emotions in different days as different realities. It sounds all psychotic but I've never had a... I've been to have a psychosis diagnosis. I was trying to be serious there but I did not mean to do that. But yeah I've been through the whole psychosis thing and all that but they don't really classify anything that's not hallucinations as psychosis and stuff like that. So you can assume that I am generally mentally clear. I sort of disagreed that. So after I went through this really bad it was a combination of a breakup. I had very prominent cycles of depression and anxiety that occurred throughout my life. It would happen for maybe three or four months, maybe up to six or eight months like it did in second year. It was the whole of second year at university.  And when all of your logic and stuff isn't sound and you can't really get a grip on things like I like to do to make me grounded and understand things and be happy in myself. Looking into philosophy was one of my escapes and it was one of my interests as well. I was extremely interested in philosophy, particularly in writing my own stuff. I looked a little bit online. I looked at some like science documentaries and obviously I've got a background in science so I'm aware of evolution and all that kind of thing. In my times making these notes I went into a very intense giving up experience. When I say giving up I'm not saying I didn't see the meaning in anything anymore and I didn't like anything. Not in that sense. I spent the good part of a month isolating myself in my room because I went through an existential crisis. Which is, you can look it up, it's when all of your beliefs and fabric and reality and stuff just like dissolves for you. I'm not trying to make this some weird spiritual thing. I'm trying not to use these words. I feel like they're not used in the right way but that was the experience that I had. All my friends just turned into pieces of walking meat. My ambitions dissolved into the ether. I didn't see any point in living anymore and I didn't see any point in interacting with life anymore. So I just spent extending the amount of times on my own. Just panic attacks and all day and being put on meds to keep them under control. Having a friend to talk to, then that's it. Just eating, sleeping. That was what my life was for a good part of a month. It didn't stop there. I did get my grip together. I did get myself together and I started to do stuff. I started to welcome a YouTube channel and started to try to connect with people, make friends. I started to be more positive on the whole philosophy thing. I wouldn't classify myself as a nihilist at that point but it definitely was one of the existential crisis. I had one previously to that when I was younger. Many, to be honest, I think, were psychologists. They can't really do anything when a patient is just completely just out of it in terms of accepting anything that they say because how do you accept something from something that you don't value? Not value but that sounds horrible. It's kind of like you know the meaning of things, you know the true meaning behind anything and everything that someone tries to tell you to make you feel better about it. It's the existential crisis. It sort of goes past your radar because you've already thought of that because obviously I've done a lot of work into it so I've already thought of the suggestions and any suggestions that were made were just completely obliterated by my way of thinking. As I went to Thailand I started to work on myself a lot more. I started making a lot of developments and friends in my personality and working on my confidence. My ability to talk and all those kind of good things. I still went through another one where I spent an extended amount of time. I did still function. I didn't function very well. I was eating a lot. I was staying on my own a lot. I was very actively trying to isolate myself. I don't know why. Once you're out of the headspace of thinking about philosophy or those kind of things you don't want to focus on anything else because you don't want to stop your progress in it. So I progressed through stages and I looked online and I found this concept called nihilism which as soon as I saw it it was completely matched exactly how I felt and what I believed which is the most important thing. Once I found about it I was quite relieved. I felt not as alone when I found out that other people think like this and there's philosophers who date back in history who just completely lost the plot because of these concepts. I remember this one philosopher that I read about and he spent the rest of his life drinking because he thought that everyone around him was either dream or a simulation or whatever you want to call it and that was a case of the whole diving deep into philosophy which is quite a dangerous thing to do. It's really difficult. I know I might be sort of darting around the subject quite a lot but it's really difficult to communicate it without people thinking that you're exaggerating or being intense or just being silly or just being depressed and not realizing that that's that's that but I can tell you honestly that that is how I think and it can have a lot of negative impacts on your life which is one of the reasons why I feel so bad about talking about it openly because I don't want anybody to read into it. I don't want people to become like me. It's not the best all of a kind of life. You know a lot of nihilists they get into. There's a very high incidence of an addictive substance abuse, alcohol, cigarettes all those kind of things and I kind of dip in and out of addictive substances quite a lot because of my, I get on paths of feeling good and stuff and I ignore it which is a big part of it because although it is called to you the only way that you can really escape from doing nothing and wallowing in your own misery or enlightenment if you want to cope with that and just not doing anything with your life and that's the only way that you can do is by pretending and pretending so much that you forget that you're pretending and then you go about your daily life and then only to be reminded of it once again and then it happens like that. The cycles of getting out of it and then going back in and then making even more philosophical progress if you want to call it progress learning about new stuff and it solidifies you've used more until it becomes and take it apart yourself and you can't escape it anymore. I'm not going to lie. I don't feel bad about being an analyst. I like it. It's when I set out my philosophical journey I don't like using that word either. I'm trying not to use these bloody words but they're so hard not to use. Most people call it like spiritual journey but I think it's, as I said before, it detracts from real philosophical meaning and stuff when you start adding in this all spiritual side to it and stuff and basically like a religion which is why I try and segregate myself from my nihilism from the spiritual community. Well once it's a part of your personality and it's there to stick it can be very difficult.  And when you try and talk about it with people it can get like intense, so it can be too intense for people and it can bring down the mood which is a bad thing and it's a very difficult thing because you want to be able to communicate with people who are like-minded and want to be able to share your emotions and thoughts on life but if you do then it's gonna make everyone worse which is hard to talk about it. There is a lot that I want to say about nihilism and I know this is just one of the videos that I'll be putting out about it there's a lot of videos in the bank that I'm putting out on my notes page and stuff that's all ready to go out talking about the different aspects of nihilism but obviously when I get talking it's really hard for me to stop so I'm gonna have to try and limit the amount that I say in this video just for the purpose of structuring out but there are positives to nihilism and I will be going over those positives as well I'm not some depressed wreck I'm not even negative which is in your mind how can you not be negative if there's no meaning to life it's relative positivity that I have the positivity that I have is even though there's no meaning to life you can make your own meaning and that's one of the core reasons why I believe that it's not to do depression it can be very highly linked to it anyway, that is the end of the video if you want to know more about nihilism if you don't want to know about it if you think I'm exaggerating or being silly or going too far off the plot just let me know I'll probably cut them out anyway since it's very cathartic for me to talk about it just ignore them if you want you guys are my main priority and I want to make videos that you want to watch and I want to make videos that you can relate to and find interesting all those kind of things so that's the main goal here but also to tell you about what it's like for a very minority of people like myself who are nihilists it's very important to know more about it in future videos and keep trying not to do that like and subscribe at the end but you can if you want to you can give me a little thumbs up and a sub and a comment shame on you aren't I absolutely shame on you anyway, I love you guys I've had such positive comments and likes and just the sheer amount of views just a small amount of time and I know it's you guys the ones that are watching my stuff properly and not just like watching one and subscribing and forgetting about me you guys are the ones who are diligent and you I don't know if diligent is the right word you're loyal I don't want to say loyal that sounds weird but you I really appreciate you especially you guys I appreciate everybody watching my videos I really appreciate it and you know you can always reach out to me and talk to me I love it when people comment no one's going to think really of you for commenting on it I'm going to be really happy you're going to feel happy because you get to talk to Thomas Henley nah, nah I don't know forget about it but yeah I really appreciate you thank you very much for watching I'll see you in another depressing video in the future or not a depressing video maybe I'll do something about autism and sex tell me everything I'll see you in the next video goodbye


So we're going to do something a little bit different today. We're actually going to give CNN credit. Now it's a little bit difficult for me to do this because I genuinely hate CNN, but nonetheless credit where it's due. They ran a segment that isn't just positive about Bernie Sanders, but incredibly constructive to boot. Now what they talked about was how Bernie Sanders surprisingly has a lot of support in areas of the country where you wouldn't necessarily think he would have support. For example, in areas like so-called Trump country, places where Donald Trump disproportionately won in 2016. Now they did this by profiling the hosts of the Troubilly Workers Party podcast and they explain why in their state, in their area, people actually support Bernie Sanders because he has a message that resonates with them because people in their town believe that healthcare should be a right and a lot of people don't have healthcare so they want someone who's actually going to deliver on a policy that politicians often say they want to deliver, but don't. I mean the Affordable Care Act was a step in the right direction for example, but affordable healthcare is something that is really subjective and now especially since it's been gutted by Republicans, healthcare under the ACA isn't that affordable. So the reason why people in Trump country support Bernie Sanders is because they know that he's the real deal and in spite of worries that he's too far left, they kind of dispel this myth by making a different type of electability argument that I think people who watch the mainstream media need to hear because often times the logic is well you can't run someone in a state like Kentucky who's too far left because that's going to turn off moderate voters.  If Democrats fail to get out the vote, the Republican is successful and that's something that Bernie Sanders realizes and you can see it in the way that he's campaigned. So it's about bringing out people and making sure that enough people come out and vote for him. But they're going to explain why Trump country loves Bernie Sanders or at least some places in Trump country love Bernie Sanders. This was actually really great. Former city councilman. A trio of leftist activists have figured out how to make people listen to them. The Trillbilly Workers Party is Tanya Turner, Terrence Ray and Tom Sexton. Their popular leftist comedy podcast is recorded in a cabin in Whitesburg. A town of 2,000 in what, in the popular imagination, is rock solid Trump country. I think some Trump supporters that I know that I would consider a stereotypical Trump voters are completely disassociated and think it's funny. All of these systems that have screwed us over time and again, yeah, they're like, oh, you know, what's, what else do I have but to laugh at this maniac pushing buttons somewhere. A foreshadowing of the national election. But while they ridicule President Trump, they have contempt for the Democratic Party, which they think has made too many moral compromises to help communities like theirs. Do you think the Democratic Party speaks to the issues facing your community? No, not at all. You could look at a lot of the failures of the Democratic Party, both in Kentucky, hyperlocally, but also across the country to lead you to some of the support, of course, of conservatives and bizarre politics like Trump, what Trump has brought about and because they've really just like abandoned communities that used to support them. What would you say to people in the cities from the coasts who would be surprised that there are Bernie supporting communists, socialists out here in Appalachia? We have the internet. Yeah. It's not good, but we have it and we know about things.  Anywhere where people have a boot to the neck, they're resisting, they're fighting back. The Democratic candidates for President of the United States. They're not impressed by the candidates for president in 2020 except for Bernie Sanders, who only lost the 2016 Kentucky Democratic primary to Hillary Clinton by half a percentage point. You know what you're getting. This man has had the same vision for 40, 50 years and has absolutely moved the dialogue about what is possible in this country. I can tell you this. My mother, who I wouldn't, you know, I love her, but I wouldn't consider necessarily a sort of an exemplar of progressive thought. Loves Bernie Sanders. She's a very overzealous Bernie person.  Health care is a human right. Medicare for all. The Trill Billies believe Sanders is the only candidate who truly understands the struggles in communities like theirs. In trust, he would work toward the fairer future they imagine. We are in the unhealthiest congressional district in the country. There's no one here that doesn't support health care for all people. You would have to be a criminal, an absolute billionaire class sociopath to not want the sick and dying people around you in this community and in your family to not have access to quality health care and very few people here do. That is one of the simplest nods I can give to why Bernie has support here. That was absolutely fantastic. And I think that that should be required viewing for every Democratic strategist and Democratic Party politician, because this idea that every election is going to be about winning over a fixed amount of voters that kind of, you know, are in the middle or maybe the center, right? Those days are gone, right? That is a strategy that is a failure. If you appeal to moderate Republicans and you shift to the right, you lose voters on the left because you abandon them. And every single election between a Republican and a Democrat will be about whether or not that Democrat has been successful enough to, you know, get out the vote, to get new voters registered, to galvanize young people and get them excited about their campaigns. So what they're saying here is actually in Trump country, Bernie Sanders is viable, he can win and he's making the Democratic Party competitive in areas where they've kind of just ceded that ground to Republicans, right? Because what we see oftentimes and the 2014 race with Alisson Lenderman Grimes versus Mitch McConnell is a great example of this. She ran a campaign as basically a Republican light candidate and she wouldn't even admit that she voted for Obama in the last election, which obviously if you're a Democrat, you voted for Obama, right?  They're just going to vote for the real thing. So what we need to do is once and for all acknowledge that anyone making an electability argument who isn't stressing the importance of energizing young voters and registering new voters doesn't know what they're talking about. And I think that this segment really makes that crystal clear. So one of them made a phenomenal point. You can look at a lot of the failures of the Democratic Party to lead you to some of the support of conservatives and bizarre politics like Trump, because they've really abandoned communities that used to support them. And that's precisely it. If you shift on that ideological spectrum, if you shift to the right, you are abandoning people on the left. But if you shift to the left, then you're really throwing red meat to the base like Donald Trump always does, albeit on the right. But nonetheless, he makes sure that voters in the Republican Party know that they can count on him for right wing policies and maybe policies that we don't like. But he knows that he's not going to win without his base. And Republicans, by and large, know that they're never worried about shifting too far to the right. And part of the problem is the media never calls them on it. But there's always this fear that you're going too far to the left and you're going to lose because independence won't want to support you, except Bernie Sanders is largely viewed as a far left candidate when he's more of a center left candidate in actuality in comparison with like European politicians. But nonetheless, he actually appeals to independence because he has a message that speaks to normal people. He has demonstrated knowledge of the issues that affect them personally. And one of the hosts said that his mom, who isn't really the stereotypical Bernie bro, loves Bernie Sanders. It's almost like normal people know who actually cares about the issues and which politicians are just in it, you know, for their own careers. Like Pete Buttigieg, who's running for president because he wants power. And another co-host said, we are in the unhealthiest congressional district in the country. There's no one here that doesn't support health care for all people. And polls show that Bernie Sanders is the most trusted when it comes to issues like health care and the economy.  There are times when I've been disappointed in the electorate. I just posted a video where I face palms the entire time at a panel of CNN voters or CNN town hall participants or whatever, who thought that Amy Klobuchar just dominated that last day, right? But by and large, I think that most people who are just casual observers can see who's fighting for them and who isn't. It's just a matter of they have to be independent. It's just a matter of they feel as if it's worthwhile enough for them to get out and vote. That's really the true battle here. Now, one thing about Kentucky is Matt Bevin just lost. So for a red state, a deep red state to have their Republican governor lose to a Democrat who isn't really even that progressive, what that tells us is that the writing is on the wall. We are on the cusp of a paradigm shift and the one candidate who I think can truly foster and facilitate that paradigm shift and solidified is Bernie Sanders. I think that that's obvious. All you have to do is make the case and Bernie Sanders is a phenomenal job at simplifying politics and making issues personable and letting people know that he understands the issues that they care about. So I want to go back to a town hall in West Virginia where Bernie Sanders basically converted a Trump supporter in real time. This is a woman who voted for Donald Trump, but he got her to agree with his political philosophy. Right. Who's paying for the Medicaid? Who's paying for the Social Security? Who's paying for the Medicare? Who? Thank you. We are now. Have any of you seen down on streets that it seems as though we have become the silent minority and not the majority? What do you mean by that? How much have we been listening to really? But who's the who's the we when you say this? You mean people? Who people? The people who need the Medicare, the people who need the Social Security, who needs the help with the education. OK, but down here's good, good points. Let's let's see if we can go forward on this. I'm assuming that you believe, correct me if I'm wrong, that we should not cut Social Security or Medicare or Medicaid. Is that correct or not? Yeah, I believe it shouldn't be cut. OK, do you know who was now working very hard to try to do that? Republicans in Congress have a plan under the guise of saving Medicare and saving Social Security, making devastating cuts. That's what Republicans are now trying to do. The other point that you made, which is a very I think you made it. Both of you have made it, actually, is who's going to pay for this stuff? And that is a very fair point. What all of us should know is that over the last 25 years, there has been a massive transfer of wealth in this country from you to the top one tenth of one percent. In other words, the middle class has shrunk and trillions of dollars have gone to the top one tenth of one percent. Do you think it's inappropriate to ask those people to stop paying their fair share of taxes so we can adequately fund Medicaid and making public colleges and universities tuition free? Is that an unfair thing to ask? I don't think it's an unfair thing to ask. It's not fair. That's right. So it's time they put back. OK, all right. I'm saying now, look, that's anecdotal evidence. This podcast segment is anecdotal evidence. But Bernie Sanders is the truly pragmatic candidate. Like for all this talk about pragmatism, it's not going to be a corporate centrist Democrat. That type of individual is just going to demoralize the base and guarantee that Donald Trump gets a second term. If you want to win, you have to have an excited electorate. You have to make sure that your voters are galvanized and young people come out to support you, because if that does not happen, Trump will get a second term. That's just a fact of reality. So rather than worrying about whether or not, you know, Democrats are moving too far left or whatever, you just have to appeal to the base and make sure that they know that you're no longer going to abandon them and you can actually win. It's not a foregone conclusion, but obviously Bernie has the best chance against Donald Trump in this segment. It was perfect in demonstrating that, you know, there's no area of the country that is unwinnable, maybe, right? Maybe some areas are going to be more difficult. Bernie certainly won't win in every single state. But Bernie Sanders is more competitive than Democrats think. And part of me feels like they know this, but they're just too afraid to admit it because they don't want to move away from corporatism because it's lucrative, right? But they know deep down that progressivism is the way to go. AOC just outraised every other House Democrat, including Nancy Pelosi, all while not picking up the phone one time to call up a wealthy donor. So this really is a paradigm shift that I think we're witnessing. And the way to win is to excite the base. This segment really demonstrates that. And Bernie Sanders has proven that he has the correct strategy, which is why we say Bernie would have won. And if he's the nominee, I think he's going to win.


Hi, I'm Tom. I'm 24 from Somerset. I'm a farmer and there's one thing you need to know about me is I don't take no shit The three words that best describe me is outdoorsy adventurous and spontaneous The three best things about me. I'm chilled out.  I've been single for about a year and a half now I've got no strings attached had to get rid of my ex. She was an absolute psycho Can't be dealing with people going for your phone every morning.  The worst way I've done someone is my ex three days before I was supposed to go on holiday I dumped her by text. It's just too much. I had to get out block. See you later One thing you don't know about me is I used to be a swimmer. I was national champion. So hey, I'm not afraid to get wet I don't have any good chat up lines. You won't be hearing any of that out here All you be hearing is some smooth pharma chart My idea of a perfect day would be going up to the farm out in the field shooting and she can see my rifle Leggy blonde nice bum big boobs. That's me The reason I've come on to X on the beach I've come out of a three-year relationship.


Hi everybody, Molly here and I wanted to read to you one of my favorite books about spring time. It's called And Then It's Spring by Julie Foliano and the illustrations are by Erin E. Stead. And then it's spring. First you have brown. All around you have brown. And there are seeds. And a wish for rain. And then it rains. And it is still brown. But a hopeful, very possible sort of brown. Is that a little green? No, it's just brown, sort of brown. Then it is a week. And you worry about those little seeds. And if maybe it was the birds. Or maybe it was the bears and all that stomping because bears can't read signs that say things like please do not stomp here. There are seeds and they are trying. And then it is one more week. And the brown, still brown, has a greenish hum that you can only hear if you put your ear to the ground and close your eyes. And then it is one more week. And a sunny day. That sunny day that happens right after that rainy day. And you walk outside to check on all that brown. But the brown isn't around. And now you have green. All around you have green. The end. So I'm still waiting for the green to come to my yard. But one thing we have found and maybe you'll find some too are some acorns. They were sprouting. And what I did was I brought them in. I put them in a jar. And I put a wet paper towel in there too. And I waited and waited in the roots. Got bigger and bigger. So I hope you'll head outside and find some signs of spring too. Let me know what you find. Bye.


What's good John? It's your boy Ross back with another gameplay commentary. So you see the title of the video We're gonna be talking about the console wars over some modern warfare gameplay Hope you guys enjoy this, but let's get right into it So I want to say yesterday PlayStation Sony announced their pricing for their next-gen consoles and it's looking like the regular PlayStation 5 with the blu-ray drive already in will be $4.99 and The digital version of the PlayStation 5 without the blu-ray drive will be $3.99 and people were all hyped and people was you know just all excited about what's to come they announced some Gameplay or like trailer footage of like some PlayStation exclusives Somebody's calling me in the middle of recording. I'm not editing that out. I'll probably call them back I don't even know who that number is but Anywho, you know people just hyped up about it on Twitter Facebook YouTube everywhere and I want to say maybe a week prior Xbox release their pricing of their console They're gonna have the Xbox series X which will be retailing at 500 pretty much for 99 and then the other lower-tier version they'll have Releasing at $2.99 even cheaper than the PlayStation 5 without the blu-ray drive So people are already Clambering on there which side they're gonna rock with Xbox PlayStation People talk about old playstations about the win this this generation and they got more exclusives Yada yada yada, and I'm just sitting here thinking it's 2020 y'all This shouldn't be no console war. It shouldn't even be that serious if anything it should be By whatever game system you want to buy me personally. I am getting both I'm gonna get the Xbox series X first and then I'll probably get the PlayStation 5 without the blu-ray drive My reasoning on getting both is one Content reason so I can upload different different games. I'm not gonna only just have Call of Duty I may want to check out some of the PlayStation exclusives and I have some friends on PlayStation 2 and Also, I have friends on Xbox as well So it's just one of those type of things where if I'm in a situation to get both consoles I'm gonna get both consoles and if anything I'll probably upgrade my My setup because right now I'm just rocking one monitor But once I get multiple both of the consoles, I'll probably have Maybe a three monitor setup, you know, so I have the desk for it I have a gaming desk for it So might as well soup it up and get everything I possibly want for it, you know I'm saying so I really have no reason is like I've never understood that and people were really just going crazy old Xbox lost again for another console war I'm like, I don't really care, bro But you shouldn't care like people make the comments all year on Xbox you on the X trash and all this other stuff It's like yo, it's a console, bro If anything if you want to be technical PC shits on both consoles if we're talking about specs because these consoles are coming out with better specs But the specs have already been out for PC for a couple of years and now, you know I'm saying so if you really want to talk about specs and graphical like Pureness PC is obviously the way to go But most people are not trying to spend a thousand plus on a very good PC Even though you don't have to spend that much to have a high-end PC people are not trying to you know Just go into the details of finding out what you may need the stuff like that or even wanting to build their own PC so PC really They are if you want to be Technical like the king of just Gaming but when it comes to just strictly having a console something easy to set up It doesn't matter man.  It's all that matters for those who don't know I used to have the PlayStation 4 and the Xbox at the same time But my PlayStation 4 just gave out on me after a while and that's kind of what happened. So That's my route. I'm getting both of them and I'm looking forward to it when I get them right away Maybe if I'm able to get it, I'll try to get one The Xbox as soon as possible, but what I've learned about consoles and when they drop I Usually kind of wait a little bit Until like they get the bugs and kinks out because every year it happens when there's a new console that drops Especially a new generation of consoles that drop. There's always some bugs There's always some glitches that they have to get out first So I'll probably wait a couple months before I get it If I'm able to get one of them as soon as it drops Then it'll definitely be the Xbox and then I'll get the PlayStation because these are consoles that are supposed to last us For another five to six years Supposed to so we'll see but comment down below. Let me know Which consoles are you guys looking forward to which consoles are you getting an Xbox or a PlayStation? Or if you guys are on PC, let me know not trying to start the console war I just want to know your guys' preferences. It's all I care about. Why are you getting the Xbox? Why are you getting the PlayStation? Well, why are you getting neither and you're sticking with your PC? Let me know comment down below or let I can't I can't forget about the Nintendo people Let me know if you plan on getting a Nintendo switch Whatever, just let me know what gaming consoles are you looking forward to getting this holiday season, man But I'm just let the gameplay finish off in the background. Appreciate you guys love and support Appreciate y'all kicking me and I'll see y'all in the next one. Peace


Live from Denver, Colorado. It's theCUBE, covering Commvault Go 2019. Brought to you by Commvault. Hey, welcome back to theCUBE, Lisa Martin with Stu Miniman. We're wrapping up, close, wrapping up our coverage of two days at Commvault Go in Colorado, and we're excited to welcome a new guest to theCUBE. We have Tim Carbon, principal systems engineer for storage and data protection at Mitchell, a Commvault customer. Tim, welcome to the program. Thanks for having me. First question, are you ready for the interview? I came ready. You're born ready. Yes. So for those of you who weren't here, the get ready be ready is a big theme of the event. So Tim, first of all, before we get into what Mitchell is doing with Commvault, tell our audience who Mitchell is, what types of products and services do you deliver? Well, Mitchell is a little known name, but we are a technology company that provides smart solutions or smart insurance solutions. I'm sorry. We provide smart technology solutions for insurance companies in the area of property and casualty. Okay. It is a mouthful. It is a mouthful, but you did really well. So based here in the US. Yes, in San Diego. Oh, that's right, sunny San Diego. We were just talking about the scooter problem. How could I forget? So you came on board there, you said around five or so years ago. Yes, about five and a half years. Insurance, ah, the data volume growing, right? Must be, you're wincing exponential. Talk to us about the data strategy and the importance of data to Mitchell and what you're doing with Commvault to protect it, get that visibility and use it to deliver stellar services. Well, that's exactly it. We see growth and year over year and making sure that we keep that data protected is the most important thing. We have to be able to provide that back to our customers in an instant and keep it available. That's number one is keeping everything available. So of course I'm going to choose Commvault. I always look into everything that's in the market and I talk with everyone. I mean, I've had conversations with everyone from Rubrik to Veritas and I agree with Forester in saying that Commvault's the best product for the data protection. Why? Mainly because we're seeing them move forward faster than anyone else. They're able to, or I'm able to I guess I should say, utilizing Commvault, micro tune my environment to be able to provide the fastest level of backup and recovery rather than buying blocks and putting these blocks together. And even when it comes to the hyperscale product, it's a Red Hat server cluster. So it's not a black box you can't see inside of. You understand what's going on underneath it. And it is a tried and true methodology for doing what you're trying to do. And it's, I guess for lack of better words, just really resilient. I love it. Great. So Tim, you said you've looked at a lot of solutions. You've been on Commvault for quite a while. Talk to us a little bit about that usability of the product. Some of the questions we have is, how simple it actually is to use, how much your team needs to study up and get on it. And just kind of the cadence of change that you're seeing coming from Commvault. Now my team's really good. They've been with Commvault since version six. They know how to use the Java console. So it's not so much as they are learning something new. But what's happening and what I've noticed with Commvault from within the Java console to the command center is they're making everything else a lot easier. So they're not changing the way I'm doing my mature backups of say Oracle or file system, things like that. But they are making it a lot easier for me to start and recover and I guess change configuration of the VMware backups. They're making it easier for me to manage my storage. And with the command center or with the web console, I should say, they're making it so much easier to report. Anyone that's utilized the comnet from back in the day, the old reporting tool versus the new centralized metrics reporting tool knows that there's no comparison whatsoever. And I can point all of my com cells to one reporting system and provide reports that go over everything from storage utilization to just resource utilization all the way down to charge back based upon any given criteria I want. You have full visibility. Full visibility. You mentioned so that you've been a Commvault customer for a while, not just at Mitchell, but your previous company. You also said before we started that you've done a lot of speaking on behalf of Commvault, your use case, the challenges that you had, the business outcomes. I would love to get your perspective on being one of those customer champions. What are some of the things that you're hearing from prospective Commvault customers? Are they asking you for your advice like, hey, we had this kind of compelling event, Tim, what would your recommendation be? A lot of it is specifics. And I think that's, they'll be asking questions based upon who they're talking to. And I'm the guy that you talk to when you want to talk the details. So they'll come to me and say, hey, what about this hyperscale configuration? And I'll say, well, rather than go with the larger environment and go with the smaller nodes and spread it wider, that way you can transfer more data in. But it's a lot of just how is it working for you? And even into the newer environments where we're looking at the, you know, O365 being backed up by SAS is how easy it is to configure.  Wow, ever. Ever. Well, like I said, they keep making things better. And in the past I've used, you know, Veritas backup exec as everyone has back in the day. I mean, we've done data transfer on tapes. I've used TSM for seven years. So everything's going to be easier than that. And even a lot of testing of different backup applications. And when you look at what we're doing with cloud configuration and Commvault SAS model, Commvault really takes a lot of the configuration out that you would need to do. And they have their own Commcell administrator that takes care of it. I was talking with Justin not too long back. He's here. I was so happy to get to meet him. And he manages all that for us. We enter in the specifics as far as configuration and it's done.  Tim, you know, what I'm curious about is the feedback loop that you have with Commvault. Obviously you're quite happy with the product. You've seen the maturation over time. Are there things you're asking for or things that you're seeing on their roadmap or maybe things that were announced this week that are exciting you or things that you would love to help do with things even better than what you're doing today? I don't know. This may be the thing that the sales people don't like about me is I don't hold back when I see something that I want to see different. And I've done this with different storage manufacturers that I've worked with as well as of course with Commvault and the one thing that I always come back to and this is one thing I joked with my previous sales person on is if you're going to call it Commvault complete, why doesn't it include orchestrate and activate? You can just call it Commvault and then give us another Commvault complete that actually contains everything in it because I wish I could run the activate in-house. The problem is as I priced it out, I've provided that data to my upper management and they just will not buy off on it. And what was Commvault's response to that feedback? Because they're very pro-listening to their customers. We've heard that resoundingly. They are and there really wasn't anything. They said their hand things up the channel and what's interesting about it is in talking to the activate people today or yes, either way, during the show, I found out that they added another plan that it would allow you to by activate by the terabyte and not by the user. So that may be something that could help drop the price if we isolate specific environments to what we would use the activate for and that would be workable, I guess I should say. So speaking of activate data governance insights, the California Consumer Privacy Act, CCPA is around the corner. You're based in San Diego. Where is Mitchell in terms of its readiness for that and how is Commvault, are they part of that solution to get ready? As far as I can speak to the data protection side of it because that's where I'm at. And I have everything in place for us to be ready by the time everything comes through. And it is utilizing Commvault. I mean, that's the backbone of being able to keep us protected at that level and all levels, I should say. Tim, as we mentioned before, you've been speaking. You've been quite busy at the show. Give us some of the highlights that you've had and what brings you to go? How many of them have you been to? Well, I went to the first two, Florida and DC. I skipped out on the last one. I wanted to send my coworkers there. So my coworkers that I work with, I made it a point. I said, I'm staying at the office. I'll take care of everything, go. And no pun intended. I was going to say that was good. Yes. And then I came back to this one. The big thing is learning. This is an opportunity for me to talk to industry experts, to talk to customers who have done things that I'm planning on doing in the future to help out customers who haven't done things that I've already done and let them know, hey, look out for this or look out for that. But with this one, a big part of it is looking at the workflows, looking at the automation, utilizing or being able to utilize all the other features that I have available to me that I'm not using right now. Last question in the last few seconds of the time we have left, lots of announcements from Combo in the last nine months, a lot of change, a lot of leadership change, reps to market change, new ventures. Some of your perspective of what you're seeing with this new Commvault? Well, it's exciting when you look at it. At first I wondered about the Hedvig acquisition. I mean, it's a step into the primary storage market and some people say that a lot of the companies that are partners with Commvault could see that as overstepping boundaries. But when I learn what they're doing and what they're planning on doing and utilizing it as more of a data protection multi-cloud strategy, that's really could push them a little bit further along than anyone else in the data protection market is. So the changes look to be, for lack of better words, really good for the company. And in turn really good for us, the consumer, and making sure that we can do everything that we need to do, and we're ready to move forward. Of course you are, you have the shirt. That's right, we're ready. Tim, thank you for joining Stu and me on theCUBE this afternoon, sharing with us what's going on at Mitchell and your perspectives on knowing Commvault as long as you have, we appreciate your time. Thank you for having me. Our pleasure. For Stu Miniman, I'm Lisa Martin and you're watching theCUBE from Commvault Go 19.


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Hi everyone, my name's Leon Roe currency trader and trading coach at trading 180 calm I welcome to this week supply and demand for its technical analysis if you're a new welcome and if you're returning Welcome back. So let's get into the fundamentals before we get into the technicals as fundamentals are really sentiment and risk sentiment is what drives the market. So What we've got in the upcoming week Is gonna be the US were publishing in publishing their inflation rate retail sales Michigan consumer sentiment and job jobs openings Why is it's really in the most important really thing out of this is probably gonna be inflation rate And that's simply because you have the Federal Reserve Potentially cutting interest rates if Inflation is still below their target. So This is the Fed watch tool and basically what this does is gives you the probabilities of a Fed Rate cut hold or hike Probabilities of a chance according to you know, the big financial institutions and where they're basically put in there their money Where the money's going? So a 92 91 sorry 0.2 percent chance of an ease now again depending on What happens with inflation this can potentially move up or down if inflation is meeting targets Then they're putting may not be a need for the Fed to Cut rates, but at the moment it does look like there is gonna be You know the chances of an ease are quite high What else have you got this week? So elsewhere the European Central Bank will probably unveil its stimulus package on Thursday That's gonna be massive In the market so really gonna be looking at Basically the level of stimulus and they've got I guess a certain How do I put it they've got a certain idea of how much QE All the stimulus package the stimulus package is gonna entail and if it basically exceeds that then I think the Euro will probably end up selling off if it underwhelms then the euro may end up rallying, but I think the chances of You know the the euro really this week decreasing in value is Probably higher on the cards and remember that the European Central Bank actually want a weak currency to stimulate inflation They're not doing it because they want a stronger currency. They're doing it because they want a weaker currency So other important releases include UK monthly GDP while that's important, I think the Main thing around the UK is gonna be all about Brexit any kind of sentiment changes with a deal Brexit or a no deal Brexit It's really gonna drive the markets trade balance and unemployment again Fundamentals are pretty much I think out at the window for now It's all about whether there's gonna be a deal or no deal Brexit and the likelihood of a deal Brexit Probably drive the pound as what happened really like kind of like last week and the possibility of a no deal Or the increasing chance of a no deal Brexit will you know weaken the The pound so we also got Eurozone industrial production and trade balance China foreign trade and inflation data that's really important for I guess the risk off and risk on trade when it comes to the US and China trade war if China trade is going good and inflation is going good then It should be more risk on the risk off meaning that risk on currencies and the commodity currencies like the Australian dollar Canadian dollar New Zealand dollar will continue to do well as you know risk on kind of came into the market a little bit Last week and we'll see that in on the price charts and the Australia consumer and business Morale, I guess that'll be okay for Australia So now let's get into the technicals and we start off on the Dow Jones dollar index As you do every week and the Dow Jones dollar index is just a measure of the US dollar strength against Various other currencies like the Euro the yen and the pound and the Australian dollar So from last week we had pretty much prices come up into this higher supply zone It was already in here and then pretty much it's you know rejected from there now come down into this this demand zone So if you think that the US dollar potentially is going to get stronger and the US dollar did have some disappointing Non-farm news, but what was actually quite good was the fact that they had Higher than expected average hourly earnings So again with all eyes on inflation. Yes, you got eyes on jobs and GDP But inflation is really what the Fed probably maybe more focused on and With inflation potentially picking up you could see, you know, basically prices You know react from here and go higher and again also with the European central bank Potentially run a week in their currency that may force the US dollar a bit higher Anyway, as they kind of work in in opposite. So let's see what the chart really Pretty much the our options So at the moment From a daily perspective what you're probably looking at this level has been touched several times though So it is a bit weak where you got once, you know twice This is the third time. This is I guess, okay Actually has to say what I should say is this is the start of the read the demand zone This is first time. This is the second time So this is okay for a decent buy and you wouldn't necessarily buy the Dow Jones dollar index What you've been looking for is buy trades as confluence on any kind of dollar crosses. If you see The dollar index start to rally then you want to, you know, basically take trades on the Dolly and dollar Swiss dollar CAD etc Buy the dollar against those currencies if you're waiting for basically a short trade on any of the dollar crosses Then you're waiting for basically a pullback into maybe a supply zone and then wait for confirmation To get short around here. So the more times the level is touched weaker. It becomes I guess this is okay You know first time second time if it starts to bounce around here, then maybe we could potentially be looking at a Breakdown or a stop hunt first of all before breakdown So with that being said, let's go on to the Dolly Yen and a Dolly Yen From last week Prices did kind of sell off, but then we had some risk-on sentiment come into the market from last week and there was talk obviously of Trump and China US and China, you know negotiating some sort of meeting In the next coming, you know month or so at the end of the month. So that kind of was positive for the US and the Japanese yen is a risk a verse currency It strengthens tends to strengthen in a risk-off environment. So you can see where basically The yen kind of weakened this week, but we're up into this supply zone here. So Options are Dolly Yen What have we got we've got probably up to here Yeah, we're up to there You've probably got a short an opportunity now if you think the dollar's gonna get weaker and the yen's gonna get stronger If you're looking at any kind of buy trades, I would probably say try to Potentially buy any levels of support within a wide area of demand Yeah, because that's where traders other traders are potentially going to be getting and we know this is demand right here Again, if we really wanted to we could just basically put that on say probably around here Just to clear the chart up a little bit, but I'm gonna basically put it all the way down here This whole area is demand, right? But again, we kind of simplify that by doing things like horizontal support Diagonal support as well so we can add a little trend line here to be high highs high lows but Unfortunately, this trend line doesn't come down into This demand zone so we can't really use it But I would probably say this this 105 to devil if you really want to be a buyer of the dollar versus the yen and Right now you want to be a buyer of the yen over the dollar looking at the dollar Swiss and the dollar Swiss This week they come up into this supply zone nice outside candle there what I call the capture pain candle and Did sell off but dollar pretty much bounce back on no risk Or risk less risk off. You know, I mean so If we are looking at trades for the week Dollar Swiss Again, you really kind of have to understand the fundamentals on why you're buying and one currency over another It really isn't just good enough to look for technical patterns in my opinion if you can make technical patterns work without fundamentals and sentiment then you know Great for you, but I tend to choose my direction based off of fundamentals and sentiment So I'm always going to be a buyer of the dollar over the Swiss Frank You can see pretty much what happened last week Prices came down into a level of demand that had also confluence of you know Support their support their bit of resistance With that purple zone and you can see where it kind of had, you know, by trace So we don't we're not always chasing price. We're trying to buy value There was a decent trading opportunity right here for traders to get involved in that Long trade up to the the highs if you're trading obviously intradays. So we use daily To find the monzones and look for intraday entries now if you're looking to be a buyer I thought you'd have to look for price to either come back down into this zone here or potentially Somewhere around I would say this this area Probably around here with prices create some sort of higher high high low within this demand zone, but um Those are pretty much your buy options if you're looking to sell right now I pretty say a fresher area, which is really up top above this 99 put point nice a 0.92 level anywhere above there and looking to short and then again That would be more based off of risk off sentiment as the Swiss Frank Strength is in a risk-off environment and the US over the US dollar Looking at the dollar Cad and the dollar cad this week We've got a bit of a move up Right. That was a nice little stop-hunt set up here And then pretty much sold off right there down into this demand zone here And that was also due to I think there was some Not great news for the US dollar this week obviously and there was more positive news for the cad So you can see again the divergence in you know sentiment coming into this week's market If you want it to be a buyer of the Canadian dollar, but As we update the charts what you want to do is it's created lower highs lower lows. That's a nice supply zone now And what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna put that there and so what we want to do is probably look for potential Buyers if you think if you think that the dollar is a bargain price potentially from here It was proven to be a bargain price right here and we know that for a fact because prices went higher here All right, so when prices come back into a demand zone, we want to look for potential Areas of potential demand again So in value, so I would say probably this area right here is a nice area to look for potential long trades So anywhere from now a bit lower around it's one 1.3 150 level Be decent buy and if you're looking to sell then you're looking at price to come back up to here before looking at short trades there or there and now look at New Zealand dollar US dollar and New Zealand dollar I did on a bit of US dollar weakness And to this week so it again came down into this longer term demand zone From way back when don't think the price We go back there on the replay, but you can see pretty much what's happened nice outside candle there capture pain candle Prices have gone on its way So let's look at the update of the chart So we can kind of delete some of these zones because you come back up into that level of Supply how we're bouncing off of it right here. So again, if you think this is a bargain price for the US dollar, then you'd be getting short right now looking for short trades Down at the lows remember we've had this, you know, it's pretty much downtrend for ages So if you are a trend trader, then you're looking for a pullback into an area before looking at getting short and then And anywhere, you know, obviously because this level might not work out prices may come higher before looking at short trades if you're looking at Long trades, then you'd be looking at to get price to come all the way down here before looking at a long trade anywhere around here and what I'm gonna do is I'm going to Keep that long-term one, but I'm gonna keep this Hidden demand zone right around there. So anywhere around here before looking at Any kind of demand trades by trades around here as the market has proven that there's demand here Nice hard in hard out movement moving on to the pound dollar The pound dollar this week has been a wild ride bit of a wild ride with the pound dollar and sentiment so we did have Bit of a set off and all of a sudden prices Reversed back up into this area here. So this lower demand ended up holding, you know, see a spike through Nice capture pain Set up right here prices do come down here to the upside if we're gonna buy the pound and then again based off of pound sentiment and that was really based off of the The fact that there was the possibility of a deal Brexit being On the cards, right and the chance of that increasing. Hence you've got this massive sentiment rally. So looking at the chart one would do is I'm going to delete that delete that and Delete some of these Just we adjust potentially where these demand zones are That's a demand zone there. I'm gonna Get rid of this this this supplies and anyway delete it that was there if we do get Price come down and start to make lower lows Lower highs then that would create a supply zone this week But for now, we don't know whether that is a strong area of supply at all prices pretty much You know kind of broken through that level So For those who do know about stop hunts, this could be a potential stop hunt to the downside as well. So You know, there's there's definitely still an option there, but from a supplied demand zone perspective There's really no Supplies zone major supply zone and less price proves that there is supply there Yeah, so I'm gonna leave it as it is which means they pretty looking for you Again price to create that supply zone there or for price to rally up to this area before looking at getting Short and buying the US dollar, right?  So I'm came back up into this Supply zone so, you know, there could be another sell-off and especially With the ECB announcing stimulus this week and if they do surprise the market I have to like surprise the market in a in a negative way You could probably see, you know, they start to sell off Germany's going into potential recession You know the whole brexit Saga, you know, it which also affects Europe as well because I know deal brexit will definitely affect Europe So it's not looking too too too good for Europe is Worse for Europe than it is for the US dollar and even though that sometimes the focus is on the US and Donald Trump the believe me the US is in I mean, sorry, the euro is in a much worse position so Euro Again, just looking for short trades really if you didn't take any short trades right here. Yeah Then you're probably waiting for potentially this week what could happen is, you know Price is to kind of move up into further into the zone before looking at a short trade If you're looking if you are looking at, you know, demand There is a bit of a demand zone here, but I think this is probably more profit-taking before the the move on Thursday, so again, it could go either way if the stimulus isn't announced or they, you know, hold stimulus Then chances of the euro rallying are very very high, but again with the probabilities is really just on the side of the European central bank Basically increasing stimulus because they're trying to Potentially hold off from Germany going into a recession. They need to kind of boost their economy. So we'll see but again Trading is a probabilities game. There's no certainties in in forex trading. We just trade the probabilities and then Manage our risk So if you are buying you're looking at a basic a pullback back into this Demand zone here before buying the euro if you are looking to Short the euro if you didn't get in here You're probably looking for some sort of pullback into this zone or higher before looking at getting short Moving on to the euro yen And the euro yen this week euro has rallied a little bit Back up into this again this supply zone where you've got support bit of support bit of resistance You can see where it's stalled around there. So let's look at updating these charts And Euro yen there was again risk off So let's risk off for a bit bit more risk on coming into the market and you pretty much got that what I'm gonna do Is I'm gonna delete that Create a new demand zone right here because there is demand there nice demand zone matter of fact But why would you want to be buying the euro when there's a lot of risks? Going on at the moment You know, you're pretty better off and again not financial device, but you're probably better off buying the yen in a risk of the environment, especially, you know with the risks that are going on you know in Europe so Short trades now or looking for pullbacks up into probably this one to zero higher level where there is Bit of if you want to look at some maybe some sort of support resistance zone, let's look back a little bit further actually nothing really Nothing Significant a little bit, but not for a while But I would probably maybe to drag that down maybe a bit lower Right here. So you got resistance here resistance here. So Potentially resistance within this larger supply value zone If you're looking to get short and again your long trades will be looking at had demand zone price to come back and then look for demand around there Aussie dollar finally has Did bounce off this area here presented a nice bullish Outside candle capture paying candle prices have actually gone through that supply zone now So decent buying opportunity if you thought that the Australian dollar was gonna, you know Get a bit stronger. It was bound to happen at some point. You had, you know, this whole, you know weeks of Of a downtrending market then you have you know basically a ranging market and then you're looking for at least some sort of break out At some point when you have a few weeks of, you know range just like you had a few weeks of a trend trend Range and potential trend, but this also could be a bit of a fake out as well So again to the guys that know about stop hunts We'll discuss this a bit later in the, you know, the telegram group area But let's go to the charts and look at Aussie dollar So I want to hear that supplies zone has gone. I'm also gonna adjust this demand zone right here I'll leave it around the lows So what you're now looking at is a potential if you're looking at shorts Then you have to again wait for lower highs lower lows before prices come back to either one of these Levels here either that lower high or that high right there if you want to be a buyer Then you're looking at that right there, but again, we've touched this level once twice so a third time is Is not necessarily the greatest so what you're getting you'd be looking for is some sort of potential stock hunt around the lows so Um Yeah That's pretty much it for now or price is ready all the way up here That's where your next short is Finally, we've got the Australian dollar Japanese yen and Here we go again We had a bit of risk On come into the market and then we've had this rally as the Aussie dollar So, yeah, the Australian dollar will rally in a risk on environment and the Japanese yen will tend to weaken so again looking at the Aussie yen This is pretty much what's happened. I'm gonna move this demand zone really up here get rid of this supply zone and Can get rid of that now and again similar to the Aussie dollar you're bringing for me Maybe I could pull back here if you're looking for any kind of sell trades You'd really have to look for lower highs lower lows then a pullback and then a move To the downside or price is really to kind of rally up here Yeah, so there's a few options again Like I said, so I'm not that then a pullback into a supply zone lower as lower lows and then that would be your supply zone so That's it for this week guys I hope you enjoyed the analysis if you have any comments Definitely comment section box below for those guys who have commented and asked questions Apologies this week has been very very hectic or say last week has been very hectic And I will try and get back to you as soon as possible. Don't forget to like subscribe share And also for those who have signed up to the course. 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