The following is a presentation of TFNN. Trade what you see with Larry Pezzavento. Toll free at 1-877-927-6648. Or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Now Larry Pezzavento. Okay, looking good, Billy Ray feeling good, Lewis. We're going to start out the day like we usually do. Looking at the German DAC. But before we do that, you can see the chart in the room, of course. But we're going to have Norm Winsky as our guest today at 9.30. And then on Friday, we will have Tom Hougard, who's on vacation, but still going to come in and chat with us. And on Thursday, we might have a special guest. I'm working on it this morning. And we'll see if we can get him on and be a mystery guest. Of course, I will devolve the mystery tomorrow, but right now it's still sort of up in the air. As you can see here, the German DAC has been in a downtrend. We stopped this morning. This was done at about two hours ago, so I don't know if we made it down to that last ABCD pattern or not. But of course, when the tweet came out this morning, the S&P immediately rallied 17 handles. And it's really been a heck of a run there, and it just keeps rallying. Anytime anybody tweets, and as I mentioned, folks, I have these tweets in advance. So if you would like to get those before they come out, you know, be sure to call me at 555-555-555 extension 5. And we'll be able to sign you up. It's a $1 month, but it's been working pretty good recently, but who knows how long it's going to last. As you recall, we want to look at the... Well, you don't really recall, but I do. Let's take a look at the footsie. You'll see that it did make the bottom line here. Make the bottom pattern, and you'll be able to get up here and take a look at it. You'll see we look like we made a double bottom here. And of course, with the news coming out, I don't know if the tweets affect those markets, but I guess they affect one after the other because anytime someone sees a market run, they panic, and that's the way short you're supposed to do. So that's pretty much going on. We're the gold and silver in just a little bit, but we hit major support yesterday in the gold. We talked about it quite a bit, and of course, we have that big, big, big cycle up in the sky shining down on us, and the full moon comes in on the 13th of December, but it's starting now. If you're anywhere near the Southwest, my gosh, it's just absolutely, it's like a giant light up there. You know, fog, not a fog light, but a headlight just shining all over the desert. There's no rain tonight. A little snow in the mountains up above us here, 2,000 feet, but other than that, it looks pretty good. So you can see the decks and you can see the footsie. Now let's discuss where we were yesterday when we were talking about the natural gas. I posted this in the room here so that you folks could take a look at it, and I'm going to update to you, see exactly what it did. This is what we did. It was posted about, well, right about 9.30 because that was about the end of the show, and you'll get up and you'll see that it followed pretty nicely. You'll notice I said to watch that time around 11.15, and you can see it around 11.15 to 11.45. We were down around that 220 level. We stayed there most of the day. I mean, it didn't really do very much, but then you can see we finally went up and we made the high up there at 225. That sets up a positive day for today in natural gas. So sort of keep an eye on that, and we'll look at that one at a time, so we'll see. I was going to do something crazy, real crazy here, but I'm not going to do that. Let's move here to the next one that we want to look at, and that here is the Treasury Notes. As you know, we have the boys from Washington today are going to be doing their thing at the Federal Reserve the next two days, and if we take a look here at this Treasury Note chart, you can see that it has bearish bias, folks. The reason why, if you'll notice back in August when we made that three drive to a top pattern and open interest was dropping, that was on August the 28th, we came down. We stopped right at the 78% level of the sea leg of that big ABCD leg, and we had a nice rally for two weeks that ended last week. It was right just a little bit below the 50% level at .48, and now we've come down, and we have gone below the 61% of that move, so this is setting up for a potential delay down here at the 125-19. I'm of the opinion that the interest rate situation has changed after the bottom that was made on August the 9th of 1982, that we're now in a bear market. The actual high of this market, of course, was a year and a half ago with the futures. However, the Fed funds and those things have continued to go to try to make negative interest rates, but that's what I'm looking at as I watch these things over the last period of time. The other one that we need to pay attention to was the hog market. We were chatting with Ruby and Mr. Z about the hogs yesterday, and the hogs, they're just not acting very good at all, folks. I'll get the hogs up. You'll be able to see that they've... This was as of just the day ago, so let's get up here and take a look at it. You'll see that they're actually selling off again. The hogs are sick. You're right, Maria.  That's why if you're bullish gold, you've got to be a tiny bit scared of rallying very much. We've had a low of $14.6390, and we've been able to rally up to roughly $14.73, $14.72 and change, so we've rallyed about $9 or $10. We've got to get gold up about $14 or $15 to even get anybody's attention, but it's got the possibility of doing that. Now, let's look at... Since we're moving faster than I wanted to, let's move up and take a look at one of the markets that's related to the gold market, and that's the old Plotinium market, and we'll get that up here. Oh, please tell me I have that Plotinium market. Oh, no. I give up. What did I do? I must have deleted it. I couldn't have deleted it. Yep, I did.  All right, I want to cover one other one here that I think is relatively important. Let's take a look here. Get this up and you'll see here. This is the... Well, this is into the forex realm, but it's going to be related to the news. Just give me one second here, folks. Okay, Mr. Z, is there any market you are trading actively this week? Well, two that I watch. I watch gold. I try to trade it every day. Crude oil, I look at it, but I'm actually... I'm actually in holiday mode for a couple of reasons. One is I've been under a little bit of vitamin D deficiency, which was really very, very low, and so that makes your energy level go really, really slow, and so I've been able to sleep. I mean, I'm actually sleeping for the first time in years. I mean, I'm sleeping... Well, last night was a little sparse, but I still slept six hours last night. To me, that's like a 12-hour, but I've been sleeping seven and eight hours. And over the weekend, I slept nine and a half hours. I'm taking vitamin D. I'm taking 50,000 units three times a week, along with some... Either drink it with milk or ice cream, and plus I've got some other vitamins that they've given me that are actually kidding. So I'm taking 10 times that. But right now, I'm really deficient, so hey, let's forget about that. I'm all right. It's okay. Anyway, what were we talking about, boys and girls? Oh, the platinum. Gosh darn it. This platinum really looks pretty good. 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Okay, folks, I think I have posted the chart of the Platinium up here. I believe I did. Let's double-check here. I think I did. I did, I did, I did. Yes. Okay, take a look at this chart for platinum, folks. It's acting very, very bullish. It's a trade... Hold on one second. I've got a message coming in here from TFNN. Let's see what it is. Okay, you'll see here the platinum looks really bullish compared to silver and the gold. And it's moving good today. It's jumped up quite a bit. So the key to the gold market, folks, as we talked about yesterday, was that 78%... Well, we might as well bring it up and let the folks take a look at it in real time because that's what it's all about here. At TFNN, let's get it up here. And we will be ready to go. And there we go. We'll get it up here. So we'll be able to take a look. Very simple. As you look here, you'll be able to see here that we stopped. You'll see that 78% level, folks. That came in at $14.6390. And that was the low that we made. I think it went $0.10 below it. Since that level, we've been able to rally about $9. That's all. We needed this thing to get above $14.80. We needed to get above that high at $14.81. That's up about $14 from the low, almost $20 from the low. So if we get above that, then you've got a chance to get this thing moving. Otherwise, it's still got a chance to moving to the downside. You see the charts that we've posted for silver during this time. And you'll notice it's doing the same thing. Actually, silver has actually looked a whole lot worse. Because if you take a look at the silver chart, you'll be able to see here that silver has broken down quite badly. And it hasn't rallied very much after taking out. We took out those lows of November. But the good thing is it didn't collapse. And we were thinking there's a possibility there at $16.39 an ounce that silver might hold. That's the 61% retracement of the low back in May. Now, stop and think, folks. We've got gold setting just a little bit below the 382 level. We've got platinum heading to the upside. And we've got silver lagging. So silver is the wicked stepsister here. But remember, silver, when it starts to go, it can really go. So remember that. One other key thing, because we've pointed this out quite a few times, look at the top of the chart. You'll see $19.75 per ounce was the 78% on the weekly chart. When that was happening, you remember that open interest was dropping at that point. That's not a good sign, folks, because that means the buyers have left the restaurant. The restaurant is not serving good quality food. And then, of course, the market's been in there. And we've got these two large ABCD patterns that could get down here at $15.40. And here we are at the end of the year. Those of you that have been with us for a long time, you'll notice. And the newsletter this weekend will be talked about seasonals. And we're going to have some new things coming up for our 24-7 subscribers. We're going to be doing some option things. We're going to be doing selling options. We're not going to be buying options. We're going to be selling options. And in a way of getting into the market, we get this information from my friend, John Jamison, who's working very closely with me on a couple of different projects. And then also, we are looking to do some information on seasonals, which we will cover in the newsletter this week, which should be pretty good. I like to quote here by David White from Linda Radsky. It says, all you need is one pattern to make a living. Boy, you're absolutely correct.  Actually, my favorite pattern of all folks is the butterfly or the three drive pattern.  It's just that, it's just that quick. And the probabilities of winning on those are usually pretty good. So we'll see. I like to quote here from Bruce Covenor. I remember Bruce Covenor, when he was trading out of the office of Conti commodities back in 1968 and 69. They were trading for X currencies. Back in those days, folks, you had to have a million dollar balance in the account and it was all traded through the bank. The futures, there were no futures for this. It was all done by interbank. So you had to have your million dollars placed with the bank. And of course in 1972, they got the biggest birthday present that you could ever have is when President Nixon took us off the gold standard. He basically took us off the Brenton Woods Agreement for 1944. And that sent everything into the sky. And then right after that, we had the Russian grain robbery, roughly the same time. So a lot of things were happening. That's what started the big inflationary spiral that Mr. Volcker, who passed away yesterday, took care of through his, the President Jimmy Carter at that time. Okay. Let's move on to another one that I wanted to chat about here for just a second. We've covered the silver. We've covered the platinum. And what was the other one that I wanted to cover?  Let's look at, oh boy, I can't remember. I write it down and dog on it. Just remember, folks, this is Fed time today. So you expect, well, how can you have any more volatility than 30 points in the S&P and 60 points in the NASAC? So it started volatility. So anything could usually happen. But all right. The main thing that we ought to cover here. Let's just second here. We got Norm coming up in just a moment. I just want to make sure I haven't missed any of the charts.  Got to cover the, this is one that's very important. Okay. And we got an election coming in here in London. Okay. And the copper, yes, I'll cover the copper for you, Marshall. Copper looks to be going higher. It looks like it's broken out to the upside. But let's take a quick look here at the British pound, because this is a 15-minute chart over the last five or six days. But folks, there's an election coming here. And I think Boris Johnson is supposed to win. But if we can get this thing just a little bit higher, and we backed off a little bit from this earlier price here, but there's a possibility that we could reach this 132.15 level. And that's, remember, this is a 15-minute chart. So it only covers the last three or four days. But on the daily chart, there's a big number up there. So that's what we'll be watching to see that. This is the kind of three drive to a pattern that I'd like to see. I'm basically, I'm long the British pound in here. And I've got a little bit of edge in it right now. But I still think we're going to get to that D level, which is 132.136 or 132.15. So that's what I'm watching here in the British pound. The euro's holding up relatively well. But frankly, some of these currencies are acting a little different.  They always have. So that's one of the reasons why we're going to be looking at some seasonals here in the newsletter over the weekend, because it's going to be relatively important. Now, we have to cover the copper for Mr. Marshall. Then we'll get on with our good friend, Norm Winsky, who calls it like it is. And we'll get the old copper up here. Where are you copper? Copper, copper, copper. It's up here. Copper, copper. Here it is. Okay. And here we go. I still think we're heading higher in the copper. Marshall, if you'll take a look at it, you'll see here. Marshall, you shouldn't have been here yesterday, buddy. We had some rain. It would have scared you. Oh, my goodness. We had tremendous thunderstorms and a lot of rain. I sense a slag. It's actually, Maria, it's 1.32136-189-1275. That's the exact number, which is the square root of nothing. Who loves you, baby? 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Norm, are you there? Yes, sir. Larry, are you allowed and clear? All right, I'm going to turn over the mic. It's your show, my friend. Okay, thank you very much. So, I'm going to be going and reviewing some charts. I thought I'd go back about two weeks. We had some huge stuff happen right around just before Thanksgiving, and we'll be looking at those charts so we can learn something. And I'll be talking about... I do three categories of planetary activity. Everything's based on the planets here. And that's geocentric from looking at the solar system from the point of view of the Earth. Geo is Latin for Earth. Heliocentric, that's a helio. It's from the Greek for Sun. So, we'll be looking at the heliocentric. It'll be from the point of view of the Sun. And we have what's called a natal chart for the U.S. That's based on when something began or was born. I believe the U.S. was founded on July the 4th, 1776. And we're looking at the planets now in relation to where the planets were on that date. And believe it or not, that works pretty well for U.S. financials such as U.S. stocks, T-bonds, and the dollar. Okay, so looking ahead here now, we had back on the morning of the 26th of November, we had a new moon in Sagittarius. And we're rounding up the usual suspects. We have financials. We're looking at financial grains, precious metals, stocks, and oats. Not going to look at the oats today. This is the same time. Because nobody trades them. Then right next to that, like the next, that night, we had the 26th after the close. We had Neptune and Pisces turned direct. And that's going to be your oil and stocks. The stocks, keep in mind that each commodity is associated with usually one planet and one sign sometimes, maybe more. But the stocks are the big basket, everything. And they respond to just about everything. All right, well, let's look at some charts. Oh, and then with third, we had the, on the night, the afternoon of December 2nd, we had geocentric Jupiter. That's from the point of view of the Earth. Enter the signed Capricorn. And there we go. We're going to be focused on these markets here because they either either directly affected by Capricorn or at a key angle. So cattle, coffee is our primary one. Cotton, silver, stock, sugar, and wheat. So let's look at the cattle now. Jupiter is going into, went in the Capricorn, and there you go. And we were one day off there on the top for the cattle. There you go. There's the second of December. And then we went down. Coffee did not work on the geocentric Jupiter going into Capricorn. And that's ironic because that's the, the main Capricorn is assigned for coffee. But here's a little side note, not covered in there, my official window here, but back here on October the 18th, one day from the big low, that was geocentric Jupiter going in the Capricorn. So don't throw out the Capricorn three for coffee yet. You know, right? That we don't hit everyone 100%, you know. All right, here's corn. We had the moon on the 26th, and we were one day early to that bottom there. Here's your cotton. That was pretty good. There's your Jupiter going in the Capricorn on the second. And the next day we make a very nice low on cotton to move up. Here's the gold. We'll be looking at the moon here.  And there we had a nice low there in the gold. Here's a silver was a double, a double dipper. We had two things hitting the silver. We had the moon and then we had a little short, one to two day low there. And then it came back for Jupiter going in the Capricorn. The Capricorn is opposite cancer, which is silver. That's I should have mentioned how that works and why these other markets are related to Capricorn. This cotton and cattle are Taurus and that's 120 degrees of Capricorn. So you also look at the key angles from the key main sign. Here's another moon thing. OJ made its top right there on the moon was one day one day early. It went a few ticks higher next day before it rolled over and had a nice drop. Here's your soy beans. That's Virgo. And so there's your moon did not work very well for the moon kept going down, but did make it slow on Jupiter in Capricorn. That's 120 degrees from Virgo and then it made a low. So this is why it's good to not only know the moon, the moon works a high percentage of time, but sometimes a bigger things over power of the moon. And so then you need to know about those two. Here's wheat. Wheat is a Libra grain. And so Jupiter and Capricorn is 90 degrees from Libra. And so we'll be watching when that happens. And here's your moon. Of course, the moon for the grains.  Pull back and then the big top was right here when Jupiter. As often about a day when Jupiter enter Capricorn, there in early the second of December as the top was on the, looks like on the 29th of the Friday, which Friday, which Friday, try again, which was Friday. There we go. I'll get it out. And here's one of the more dramatic ones was the crude oil. Oil is Neptune. Neptune turned direct. You probably heard about me talking about plants going direct and retrograde. This is one of my top things and Neptune turned retrograde. And that's oil. And look, we made the almost perfect top right there on Neptune turning direct. And then boom, dropped about, I think about four handles there in about two days. Here's your SAP. We had three big windows here. The moon didn't do much. So I'm going to count that as a miss. That's a red arrow as a miss. And we went up and made a top on the, let's see, that was on the, the second one was my Neptune. Oh yeah, then the Neptune returned direct. That was the top for the SAP. I don't think we, yeah, we haven't taken that top out yet. And then we went down and made a low when Jupiter went in the Capricorn. And the next day took about a day turned on the third. There we go. So that was pretty good. Here's your bonds. They turned right on the moon. Right there. There's your moon. I think that was right there that day. And here's your dollar index is kind of a little iffy in terms of getting an exact. We made a top there. Made a few ticks higher the next day pulled back a little bit. One little spike. I think it went about 20 sets higher there before it dropped like a whole handle into early December. And now we're all thought you might want to see how my planetary index, my version of the Bradley model is doing. Here's November. Here's the blue line. I do this weeks in advance of the month started on October the 28th here and ended on November 29. Now the blue line I drew by hand in advance weeks in advance, adding up the planetary values that overlay the SAP 500 10 minute bar chart on top of that. See what the correlation is. And that worked out pretty well. These are different planetary major planetary events happening during the course of the month. There's your full moon. There's your new moon. So forth. All right, moving ahead. Here's what's happening coming up. So we have a huge cluster coming up here. We have the full moon tomorrow night just after midnight going into the 12th and round up the usual suspects again. We'll be looking at you already got most of your charts up there. We're already shorted your financials, greens, precious metals and stocks. What you want to see is you want to see the best markets to the ones that are at some kind of overbought or oversold extreme. If they're going sideways, probably don't do them. It's Newton's law for every action. There's opposite equal reaction. 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So anyway, we have a big cluster coming up here with the things hitting the U.S., and so that'll be over the next several days, the 11th, after the close, means overnight, so between the 11th and the 12th, and then the 12th after the close, and then Friday the 13th. And then over the 13th weekend, we have several big things all happening to the U.S. So some probably big news is coming. Maybe the Chinese deal, the tariffs, whatever, all going to be a lot of news coming out here over the next several days for the U.S., probably. And there was another big one over the 13th weekend. And then here's a really interesting one coming up over the 13th weekend. And we have two, what we might call, two representations. Jupiter 120 degrees to Uranus. This is going to be the geocentric one this weekend. About a week later, we'll get the helocentric one. And this is a big deal for copper in particular. For my very first trade, back in college there at Indiana State University. After I stumbled on the Donald Bradley stock market prediction book, which I found in a bookstore, marked down to 10 cents, changed my life. I took a swallow to Uranus that I had, and I plowed most of it. And to buy an anaconda copper was one of the major copper companies of the time. It had big troubles, though, because of this in 1972. During the 70s there, they had half the company taken over by the yende and a chili, which stole half their minds, and copper was in the toilet. So anything that could go wrong had gone wrong with that company. It was very depressed. I wanted to buy it, and I bought it. And looking at Jupiter in Uranus, which was tied to the 40, Bradley said was the 41 business cycle. I was very familiar with the 41 business cycle, having grown up in the scrap business. My family, the Whinsky's, go back several generations. The scrap biz grew up hearing from my father all about copper prices. And I decided it was time to buy a copper company, and that worked out really well because copper went from about 55 cents a pound back then to an all-time new high in 18 months to $1.41. And from that point on, every few years when Jupiter and Uranus lined up just right, I would buy copper, and it was like an annuity for it worked for about 20 years, made nice money. It looks like the Chinese kind of messed up the market there for a while when they were just emerging and buying up everything on site. And so it looks like maybe we're back because the copper just had a huge move up, actually at bottom back in September, 90 days. That was the old pattern. It would bottom about 90 days in advance of Jupiter, Uranus. And so I think it could be making a top here in about a week or so, about a week, 10 days on the copper. So that we do have some room to go hire them in terms of time. All right, I'm going to move ahead. Now, I think that's just about everything. We might have time for some questions, you know. So anyway, here's how to get a hold of it. We have a question before you give your commercial. We have a question. Yes, sir. Okay. You talk about the time a lot when you're doing these. One of the questions that someone's asking from out here in Wyoming is what is your methodology for picking the price that you want to look at as time approaches? That's a great question. And the answer is I use GAN's grand principle that the key times will give you the key prices. So you don't have to, with my system, you don't have to predict price. You just wait for the right time. And you look at where you're at at that time and that's your price. So whenever the cycle culminates, there's your price. You don't have to worry about predicting price at all. If you want to line that up with maybe you're at a Fibonacci retracement or something like that or some key number, and that's all the better. That would be, again, we call that the squaring of time and price. The question is, how do you do this? Where does the information for the squaring of the price for GAN, is that something that you teach in your little course? Yeah, it's kind of so obvious. You might have a trouble getting it. Look, back here when this stuff with astrological happening and it identifies a day, that's your key price wherever the market goes. Okay? He has one other question before he goes out to take care of his cattle in about four feet of snow. Do you have something current that is looking there where time and price would be coming up today? Well, I don't really predict price that much. I don't have to. It's simple by this, though. I don't have to work so hard. So you just look at these planetary events and you wait till you get to that time and you look at the market and say, oh, look, the market's at a higher or a low. And that's it. There's your price. You let the market do the calculations for you. You don't have to predict it in advance. You don't need to know where the price is until it's time to trade. Since now, let's have your commercial. Okay. So here's my contact information. For free classes, I'll teach you how to day trade in 30 minutes. And I also have the swing trading class. And all you got to do is contact me. I'm here in sunny Florida, Naples, Florida. There's my phone, 2-3-9-5-9-4-3-9-3-9. My email's kind of long, so you might want to check the printed version here. And let's get embark with a queue in the middle, mail.com. And you can contact, call me from all over the world for free. And Skype nwinsky underscore one. That's N-W-I-N-S-K-I underscore one. So any other questions or anything? I don't think so, but we want to wish you a very happy holiday. And I think Hanukkah starts on what, the 22nd this year? Sounds about right. That's right. Well, happy Hanukkah. And we'll have you back right after the first of the year, Norman. Okay. You're not going to be working there toward the end of the month?  I'm a little as possible. Because, you know, we are going to have a solar eclipse right after Christmas, sir. It's the day after Christmas. So, well, if I'm around, we'll try to have you on. How's that? Sounds good. Thanks for having me on. Larry, I hope they'll be able to help some of your folks call me right away. All right. Thank you very much. Norman Winsky folks out of Naples, Florida. Okay. We've got one more minute before we get to the final break here. Let's have a couple more comments here about gold. We were able to rally $10 now, folks. We got up to $14.73. Well, it was exactly. Well, it was $9.90. And now we're trading just a few bucks, $3 below that. So this is a very, very shallow rally in the gold, much like we've seen in the hogs. This is not bullies for gold. Silver is doing pretty much the same thing. Platinum is looking okay. But that's neither here nor there. So we want to pay relatively close attention to that as we watch this stuff unfold. So we'll watch it very, very closely. Remember, we're one tweet away from another 40 or 50 point move. And if we didn't have anything else to factor into your trading today, today is Fed Day. So that's around 2 o'clock to 2.15. And Mr. Powell will be out there telling us how wonderful things are and which they are. We live in a pretty good country over here. And it's got a lot of problems, but certainly a lot better in other places. That's the way I look at it. So let's keep that under our feathers to help ourselves through this holiday season. And also try to, I'm not going to give you a commercial about being good to other people. That should be second nature to us. We're going to take a little break here in just a minute. We'll be right back to wrap things up. I'm certain you are or strive to be one of the best of the best in everything you do in life. 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For more information, just click the Think or Swim banner on the front page of TFNN.com. Okay, we're back folks and I just want to remind everybody that it's Fed Day. This is the second time I've reminded you and I'm sure you're going to be reminded several more times but you run into a lot of volatility because people don't have orders setting in there as the Fed is doing something and then after they do something there's all kinds of things. So make sure you plan your day and stick to it. That's the way I would look at it. We've had some nice moves here in soybeans and corn just like we were expecting moves in soybeans, of course. That had a very, very really nice pattern in soybeans and of course the corn has held up relatively well too. So I think that we've got a chance here, if you'll take a look here, this is what we were thinking was going to happen in the beans this week and as you can see we've actually exceeded some of these levels already in the March soybeans. We were down there at that 61% retracement down there at 888 and now we're trading substantially above that so I still think we've got more to go. Why would you be closing your short S&P and the short NASDAQ with bonds being down? I guess you're thinking that they go together. They go together at certain periods of time but sometimes they go up and down together. So let's well, Maria, I'm the one to be talking about you because you know exactly what you're doing, princess. Wait, I'm getting a message here. Oh, here, it's coming in.  You're right, Maria. I should never have said anything like that but I do look at that but I actually don't. When I'm doing something folks, I put the chart that I'm looking at up on the screen and the rest of it I don't look at it because I don't want to see these intermarket relationships that people talk about because I frankly have not seen them how it's going to work, you know what I mean? Anyway, we had Norm on today. 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Hey there friends, how's it going? My name is Kevin and this video is sponsored by Struggling. No, not the year 2020 in general. It's actually a game called Struggling. It's a really fun co-op game. I'm recording this after actually playing it. We just played it me and Dan and it's so fun. It's so bizarre. I really hope you enjoy it. There is a link in the description if you want to check out the game for yourself. Honestly, it is a blast. So yeah, I hope you enjoy the video. Okay. Oh, I dropped my control. Well, the recording cancels. Yeah, geez. I don't know if you saw this like on the main menu, like open options.  Looks like me in the morning. There's a slider for screams. Oh, crank that baby up, put it up full. Like I just don't understand. Why do you need a slider for screams? If we turn down everything else and just screams. What happened to humanity amid all this? Because like we went from like normal people is like, oh, everyone's been like mushed into Play-Doh together. Yeah, I don't know. I wasn't really paying attention to the story anyway. As soon as those weird symbols come up, what are they? Words? I just stopped paying attention. Words? I just give up. What are those characters there? It's like lines, but they like squiggle and stuff. What is going on? I don't know. Who are you in the club? It doesn't sound like us. Oh, yeah. It's me. I'm holding your hand. It's cute.  I think he's handsome. Oh, God. Oh, I love it. Oh, you just scrolled. It's like a beautiful starfish. It's crazy how nature do that. You speed the dive into Achilles' unfathomable wisdom. Which arm am I? I don't know. I think I'm the really bulky one. Look at those biceps. Can we pull them? I think we just got to climb over them. Hey, buddy, don't wake up. I'm actually woke up to that. Oh, did they scream a lot? Oh, no, I didn't know that. Sorry. I thought it just made them scream. I didn't know I killed him.  I think he's dead then. Okay. Okay, I'll stop. I'll stop. Sorry. To be fair, dude, nightclubs are scary. I'd be screaming too. Oh, they're spiky boys. You got to not step on them. Hold on. I'm going to keep regenerating until I get a really like thick bicep. There we go. This is the one for me. Oh, my God. Let's go. There's a bustle-y boy. I love this game already. It just checks all the boxes, you know? All the boxes that I didn't even know were there. Is that Jacksepticeye in there? I did hear a faint top of the morning tea as we passed it. Oh, no. I don't like this. That's Dahi Danogla. I don't think we want to fall down right now. I think we want to try. No. Oh, as much as it looked like we did want to fall down. I'm going to swing you. Oh, my God.  I didn't like that. You need to grab on. This is the most bizarre game experience I've had in 26 years. I got it. You got to let go, Kevin. Oh, my God. Oh, no. This whole experience is just so bizarre. Oh, this is so messed up. I really talk to him to this that I'd be good at it because I'm used to struggling. I've been struggling for 26 years, but I didn't expect this. Come on. Oh, my God. We're across. We did it. I've never seen Existence's pain represented so well in a game. Okay. Good. Roll, roll, roll. Yes. There's a person there. Should we save them?  Okay, let's go. You don't have time. I've never seen a game where your character is just in so much pain and like screaming at every footstep to walk. I don't know. I've played Sims. Just imagine like Animal Crossing or something, but you take a step. It's like, oh. You have to go into the options to turn down screaming and Animal Crossing. Uh-oh. Can we grab onto the rope? Oh, no. Why is the road so confusing? You know there's got to be something bad when there's like this redneck music. It's too early. It's 10 a.m. I'm starting my day today. This is too early. We did it. Okay, good. Maybe if we scream at the button and off, the elevator will move. This ain't enough to use the elevator in emergency. I think this qualifies as emergency. Press the button. It does nothing. Do we have to... Wait, maybe we should close the door. Yeah, close that. Almost.  All right, hold on. Sorry. Sorry, I hit bottom fingers. Hold on, sorry. I got this. Yes. Okay. Oh, now we can press it. There we go. Imagine the elevator gets to your floor and you're greeted by this. And the door opens. Going up or down? You want me to press the button? I'll take the next one. Thanks. It's terrorizing. All the boys are here now. What do we do? Get back in the elevator. Get back in the elevator. Oh, no. This is bad. Okay, I got the ground. You hit the button. No, we need to close the door again. I can't reach it. Kevin, no. Okay, we got to get above them. As you know, let's close the door. I'm scared of them. Yeah, I don't like them, dude. Close the door. Close the door. It's on you. I'm on the rail. You close the door. Close the door. We got him. Just a tad too late, unfortunately. Mission failed successfully. Kevin, I think we're struggling. Oh, we might be. So that's why it's called this. I didn't get it until just now. Now grab the door. Oh, no. Oh, good job. Oh, high five after that one. Come here. All right, do we go up to the next floor? I don't think this is our stop. Sorry, not my floor. I wasn't looking for the flesh corridor. I'm looking for the bathroom. A common mistake. We're just going to work right now. Good morning, Frank. Have a good weekend with the kids. Oh, what do you think his job is? I think I think accountant just by looking at him. Let's just keep walking. We didn't we didn't see it. There we go. We're doing great. He's a bit funny. Okay. I still have no idea what we're actually working towards. I don't know. Oh, God, I got a slide. That was nice. It's like slip and slide, except more guts and internal organs. Yeah, I want to ride that. That again at Disneyland. Well, space mountain looks different this year. Mom, I want to ride that ride. It's like, no, Timmy, you don't want to go on that one. Oh my God. Oh, no, they're coming. Oh, no. Oh, no. Go, Kevin. Get down. Yes. Slip and slide. Is this another Disney ride? I can show you the world. You got to climb. This is our Everest. The music is so dramatic. Go. It's just struggle. Hold on. All right. There we go. No, you can say we're struggling. No, it's not the time for jokes. Oh my God. Do we just keep going? I think we just got to keep going. Just keep going. Just keep panicking and going. Oh, are we safe? Oh, thank God. We're in the waste disposal wing. Just dispose of us. I'm going to just scream a bit. I want to get it out of my system. Yeah, I wouldn't mind doing a bit of screaming. Wait, wait. Oh, I got it. I got it. We've fallen out of our chair.  There we go. There we go. Yeah, maybe that'll help us cross. I'm guessing. I don't know. Let me go back and get the other one. Oh, God. I've got to grab funny again. There we go. You're okay. It's our first day on the job. The construction site.  Yeah, we got to watch out for the asset. Okay, I'll try to swing across. I see. Oh, oh. Oh, we're supposed to put the big one in that one, I think. Yeah, but now how are we going to fix this? My hand is stuck, Kevin. Hold on. I'm trying to just... Oh, I missed the chair. All right, let me just... Fuck. I knew that was going to happen. Perfect. We did it. Oh, my God. That was difficult. Are we okay? I think so. We were never really okay, but like, are we? We screamed an agony. I assume everything's going all right. One scream an agony for yes, two screams an agony for no. The minds of mistakes. Where are we even trying to go? Um, we're looking for diamond. So we're back in the mines. Oh, no, don't say that right now. Side to side, side to side. I'll give you some real suffering. Yay. Oh, don't worry, I got us. All right, I'll stand in the acid briefly. We're going to do a little maneuver, okay? Okay, I'll touch down in the acid. That's a little maneuver right there. Okay, flip. Go. Go. Oh, Jesus. Yes. There you go. Oh, no. Oh, just dipping his forehead. Oh, oh, no. Oh, no. We got to move fast. Oh, just wait. Oh, no, I did. I can't wait. We're okay. Oh, we're not okay. Okay, wait. We got us. Okay, go. Gotta go quick. Very nice. Oh, no. Whoo. You want to go up? A whimboa, a whimboa, a whimboa. Okay, no, you don't want to do anything productive at all. All right, that's fine. Sorry. Dude, our guy could do a pretty good cover of that song with two or possibly three mouths. And the screams would kind of work for it. A boot. I mean, we've no legs, but we could wear it. We got to get that. Has everybody collected all this entire time that we've just missed? I mean, we don't have any pockets. So I don't think we can, you know what? Let's just stuff in our mouth or something. You grab on. Okay. I'll grab the ceiling. Oh, the boot. Wait, no, we can still get it. It's just the asset. Just hold on to that boot.  Oh, now we're off. Oh, God. We're dead. All right, hold on. We can get this boot. Oh, my God. Couldn't have gone worse if we tried. You know, like those long, plushy, like orangutangs where you can give them a big hug and they have these long arms that you can just wrap around you. Don't tell me this thing reminds you of that. Okay, you got the boot. I don't know how to. Did I just hit us? Oh, yes. Dude, we look so good. You got it. You got to feel this true, Kevin. There we go. Oh, the miracle of childbirth. Oh, no. Mommy, how are babies made? Well, first I have to escape the mines. Dude, if I ever have kids, I'm giving them this game to explain childbirth. This is how it happens. You know, Timmy from school said like the stork delivers the baby. No, no, he's got it all wrong. There's a lot of worse screaming. Yeah, just let them play this game and only put on scream volume. Turn off everything else. On the steps of the first board. I told you it was childbirth. Do we get to keep the boot now? I think so. I think that's permanently our hat. Oh, dear. Oh, dear. Our boot. Oh, no. Please don't lose the boot. Please don't lose the boot. Please don't lose the boot. We lost the boot. I don't want to play anymore. He's not screaming over the acid. He just misses the boot. Go. Oh, God. Oh, Jesus. Oh, I don't like this. Okay. I don't like this. He's making direct eye contact with me.  No, that is a scream. He's got a heart. That'll be his weakness. Oh, wait, are we? We control the arms. Okay. What? It's like pinball, is it? Oh. Oh, it is like pinball. Wait, Kevin, can we hold hands? Okay, yes. It's not working. Our sheer masculinity won't let it happen. Oh, it's done. We're holding hands. It's nice to meet you. Lovely to meet you, fellow businessmen. All right, we got to hit that heart. There we go. Oh, my God, you were good at this version of pinball. I've trained for this. I think you need to get it in there. Oh, do we need to swing it up? Yeah, we just need to swing it. There we go. Oh, wait, wait, we're doing the arms. You control that arm, too. He's singing opera. He was the one singing. He's really talented. Yeah, he's actually really good. I feel bad about killing him. Playing pinball with his insides. Oh, my God. That's so disturbing. I love it. Oh, God. We hit him in the eye. I broke some of his teeth. I'm going to bring him up again. I wish I could grab him. Oh, very nice. Oh, we got some more. This is just fantastic. Like, who came up with this? I have an idea for a game. It's a pinball machine made of human flesh, and it sings opera. That's the boss, by the way. The publisher's just like, you got yourself a deal. Hand shake, signs of a blank check. Oh, we got to get that one thing there still. See? There you go. Grab him. Now you need a good swing, and you want to try to get him there. Oh, look at that coordination. The heart's exposed. Oh, we healed him. I thought we were killing him. Oh, we helped him out. Yeah. Oh, I thought we were trying to end his life this entire time. Oh, the miracle of childbirth. Oh, I don't like that. Fantastic. We did it. You abomination, God bless and remote arms. Oh, can we remove our arms now and still control them? I can now caterpillar with the arm. I'm sorry. I don't need you anymore. I'm going to go be on my way. All right. And that is the end of our struggling. I mean, the game, not the year 2020. I hope you enjoyed. As I said, there's a link in the description if you want to check out the game for yourself. It is so fun. I just, it's so much fun playing this game. I can't remember the last game I played that I was just genuinely laughing out loud for no reason, just to laugh because it was so bizarre. But yeah, I hope you enjoyed the video. I appreciate you watching.  It's in the description or you can just check out my YouTube I post every day. But other than that, I will just say thank you for watching and I hope to see you next time. Bye for now.


So without really further ado, I'd like to invite the Honourable Julie Bishop, MP, Minister for Foreign Affairs to address all of us. Thank you. Thank you, Herinda, and good morning, ladies and gentlemen. I acknowledge their excellencies, distinguished guests, and my co-host, His Excellency, the High Commissioner from the United Kingdom, Paul Madden. And I welcome you to the National Parliament for this very important dialogue. For thousands of years, women have been victims of sexual violence, both in times of peace and during times of war and other conflict. As a global community, we've come a long way in punishing and criminalising sexual violence. It's still being used, however, as a weapon of war. Too often, regular criminal jurisdictions don't function or they fall apart during conflicts and crimes go unpunished. In war, there's an absence of civil order. Legal frameworks in human rights break down in the chaos of war. But over the past century, one of the most deeply significant and positive elements of human progress has been our attempt as an international community to impose human rights, individual dignity and the most basic standards of human behaviour on what happens during periods of conflict. The Second World War taught us more about the atrocities of which we're capable than any other conflict in our past. But sexual violence is not something most people normally associate with World War II. That's more generally the Holocaust. The truth is, however, that rape was a damning feature of the Second World War, just as it has been of every conflict in human history. In 1949, when the global community sat down to agree on the legal framework we would impose to prevent the wars of the future, genocide was clearly identified as an illegal criminal act. So was rape. And yet, while we have over subsequent decades seen increasing numbers of prosecutions for genocide and other crimes against humanity, criminal punishment for acts of sexual violence committed during wars and conflicts have been few and far between. The Fourth Geneva Convention of 1949 prohibited wartime rape. Yet neither of the two courts set up by the victorious allied countries to prosecute suspected war crimes in Tokyo and in Nuremberg recognised the crime of sexual violence. Only in 1992, in the face of the widespread reported rapes of women in the former Yugoslavia, did the issue come to the attention of the United Nations Security Council. On 18 December 1992, the Council declared the, quote, massive organised and systemic detention and rape of women, in particular Muslim women in Bosnia and Herzegovina, an international crime that must be addressed. Subsequently, in 2001, the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia became the first international court to find an accused person guilty of rape as a crime against humanity. The nature of war has changed. In the old wars of the last 100 years, it's estimated that 85 per cent of the victims of war were men. It is estimated that one civilian, one civilian, died for every eight soldiers. Now those numbers are reversed. Now for every soldier who perishes, eight civilians are killed or wounded.  Thanks to the initiative established by my friend and UK counterpart, Foreign Secretary William Hague, who has long had a strong interest in this issue, Australia is now taking part in the largest global event ever organised on the matter of sexual violence in conflict, the Global Summit to End Sexual Violence in Conflict. Last September, I signed on as a champion of this initiative and our ambassador for women and girls, Natasha Stock Despoir, who unfortunately couldn't be here today, she will be attending next week's Global Summit in London on my behalf. Australia has already done much to address sexual violence in conflict. We introduced its National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security in 2012, which provides whole of government guidance on this agenda, including preventing and responding to sexual violence in conflict. We are working across government through the Security Council and in our aid program. For example, through our aid program, we are strengthening the role of women in building and restoring peace in Nepal, Sri Lanka and Timor-Leste, in partnership with UNDP through what's called Phase 2 of the N-Peace Network. In the Philippines, Australia is supporting the role of women as peace builders and peacemakers through the Another Mindanao Is Possible project. Today though, I want to accelerate our action to address sexual violence in conflict to discuss practical ways that we can increase our efforts. Today's focus is on how we put in place and enforce mechanisms to prosecute these crimes and how we provide the services to survivors so they can rebuild their lives and the lives of their communities. We know war zones are fragile and unstable and we know that law and order breaks down. So we need structures in place to prevent and if prevention fails to respond to the effects of violence as it occurs. Fundamental to the prevention of violence is the capacity of states to investigate and prosecute sexual violence crimes. Sexual violence crimes need to be legislated into the domestic statute books. And there's a huge educative task. The recent kidnapping of more than 200 girls in Nigeria by the terrorist group Boko Haram is a stark reminder of the threat faced by women and girls in conflict affected areas and underlines the importance of global commitment to this issue. The hard truth is that many of the places where this action is most pressing are places where legal frameworks are not sufficient or non-existent. We have to build capacity in legal systems to recognise these crimes and to enable investigations and prosecutions to take place. Prevention must feel safe to report and to testify and to be protected to do it. Crimes of sexual violence like other serious international crimes must be excluded from amnesty provisions and where national jurisdictions are unable or unwilling to prosecute crimes of sexual violence we need to explore other avenues and the international criminal court has a crucial role to play in this space. We must also ensure that peacekeepers and military are trained in how to respond to rape in conflict situations. Women protection advisers are one mechanism deployed in UN peacekeeping missions to mainstream the prevention of conflict related sexual violence into peacekeeping and special political missions. I would like to see training for all peacekeeping personnel including military and police. We must also give survivors access to services sexual and reproductive health services psychological legal and livelihood support and support must be ongoing not just for immediate recovery but for the longer term rebuilding of lives and communities. I take this opportunity this morning to make a number of commitments on behalf of the Australian government. I announced today that $3.3 million of Australia's $17.7 million program to help end violence against women in Afghanistan will be directed to support the Afghan women's network and its member organisations. Australia will also provide $1 million in partnership with UN women in Timor-Leste, Liberia and Uganda to support women's engagement in decision-making on peace building and gender responsive security sector reform. And an additional $1.65 million in assistance to humanitarian and emergency initiatives through ProCAP and GenCAP, the Women's Refugee Commission as well as United Nations Children's Fund UNICEF and the United Nations Population Fund for the work of the gender-based violence area of responsibility. I welcome the international protocol on the documentation and investigation of sexual violence in conflict that will be launched at the Global Summit next week. And we will continue to advocate strongly at the Security Council for consideration of the women, peace and security agenda across the breadth of its work. Our own national action plan on women, peace and security is one such measure. UN Special Representative on Sexual Violence in Conflict, Ms Zainab Hawa Bangura has said, quote, sexual violence in conflict needs to be treated as the war crime that it is. It can no longer be treated as an unfortunate collateral damage of war. Let me repeat that, an unfortunate collateral damage of war. We cannot accept a world where women are considered collateral damage of war. We have to work together. This is a matter for the good minds in all sectors, legal, military, government, policing, humanitarian, diplomatic, judicial and NGOs. We need practical, tangible actions. We need clear, tough laws so perpetrators can be prosecuted and survivors can be heard and vindicated. We need frontline services so women can rebuild their lives and communities. Rape and sexual violence must be crimes in any language, in any context, in any conflict, anywhere. I thank the United Kingdom Government, represented by High Commissioner Paul Madden, and Foreign Secretary William Hague for placing this issue at the forefront of the global debate, the dialogue on ending sexual violence in conflict. Thank you.


Hey, what's up, guys? Welcome to Rotorite. My name's Alex Vanover. And I'm P-Dev X. And today, we're going to have a really awesome trip tutorial for you guys. James and I have been doing this one trick recently in a lot of our videos that a lot of you guys have caught attention to and want to learn how to do. And that's a trippy spin, but not just any trippy spin, it's a trippy spin with a rewind. And today, we're out here at the amazing FPV park here in Portland, Oregon. Thanks to Eric for hosting us. And we're going to show you guys how to do it today. And I think we should start out by talking about, like, what is a rewind? A rewind is kind of like, when you take a trick, you do it one direction and then you reverse it and do it the other direction. So I think the easiest example of that is doing a roll to the left, stopping real quick, and then do a roll to the right. Yeah. But there's plenty of combinations that you can do. You can do a power loop into a matty. And then what we're doing today, which is the trippy spin rewind, go back the other direction. So I think we need to find the right tree because we want to have open space. And we're actually kind of in a more confined area right here. So. But you can pretty much do it anywhere when you get comfortable with it. But what you generally want to do is just find a tree just like you're doing any trippy spin and try and have it in an area that's like, again, not surrounded with other trees. Something tall too. I mean, we can honestly use one of these two trees right here. Yeah, I really like this tree with the perch on it. Oh, the perch tree. Yeah. Yeah. It's really, it's really wide out in the open. And these are the perfect trees to do trippy spins on because they just go up for days. And I think one of the hardest parts of doing trippy spins is trying to manage how high up on the obstacle you are. So when you have all this space to work with, it's just so much easier to get into it. And so we're going to kind of come up to a tree like this, and we're going to start orbiting around. So it's, you know, a really cool thing. If you've never seen a trippy spin, we have a video about how to do trippy spins. Be sure to go watch that video because if you don't know how to do trippy spin, this isn't going to be any easier for sure. It's key that you know how to do them in both directions. Yes. A lot of time you have a more dominant direction. And some, sometimes, you know, that's like all I'm doing. It's just the one direction. Yeah. And so I have a lot of practice going one way and not as much going the other way. So you want to make sure that, you know, your practice on each direction so that when it's time to flip it back around, you know what you're getting yourself into. Yeah. So we're going to pop up. We're going to do a trippy spin in one direction. The quad's going to stop. And then we're going to go the other direction just like this. Yeah. And I think that's the hardest part is figuring out how to get the stop. I kind of do like a little bit of like a vertical juicy flick with it. Like where I just kind of snap the quad back the other way. Some guys do it like a little bit more flowy. Like, you know, they'll just kind of like flow back into the other way. And we're going to show you both of our styles and how we do it. And hopefully by the end of this video, we'll be able to describe how we do it to you guys, which is very difficult to do in this case. But also you guys will be able to go out and try yourself.  Sometimes when you're at a new spot, you won't actually walk over to the tree. What I'm trying to do is I'm trying to make sure, you know, I know of the other obstacles that are around. This is just something I like to do for any trippy spin. But especially when you're kind of going both ways in rewinding, because generally when you rewind, you end up blowing it out a little bit wide. So I want to make sure I'm not going to go on anything. So let me just start by doing a normal trippy spin. Just like that. And then when I want to rewind, I'm going to basically move the sticks the other way. And I start with yaw in order to kind of flick the quad the other way. And I can just do this all day long. And what I'm doing is I'm just balancing throttle to make sure I hold it there. I'm keeping my center of the screen faced right at the tree. So here we go. I'm trippy spinning left right now. So I have my left stick is moving right and my pit or my roll stick is moving left. And when I want to rotate, I increase my yaw rate for a second. And then I just rotate back the other way. So now we're yawing left and rolling right in order to go right. And you can just hang her all day long until you hit something. That's pretty much the gist of the trick is it's just the opposite rotation, right? So you're going to immediately just go like this. It sounds a lot simpler than it actually is. But it's really about doing that movement smoothly. And what I like to do is I like to for a split second increase that yaw rate as if I'm going to go into the tree intentionally, as a way to kind of flick the quad back and go the other way. So when you watch the sticks and you can replay this and watch it, you'll see that it's very consistent as I'm just holding the trippy. And then I kind of like increase that yaw for a second and then flick back the other way. You don't have to do it that aggressively. But I kind of like doing that just because I like the way it looks, but it also seems to kind of give me like a quick breath of air in order to make sure I'm lined up to go the other way. So another way you can rewind is you can see here I'm looking at these two trees. And instead of rewinding on the same tree, I'm going to create a figure eight and go from one tree to the other. I actually find this to be a little bit harder than just rewinding on the same tree. But let's try it. Let's start by just trippy spinning one tree like this. And then I'm going to rotate. And I'm going to go over to the next tree. And then I'm going to rotate. And this is all about just balancing the throttle super delicately. Will you make your transitions? Is it like a sharp movement? Or is it are you kind of like smoothly going into it? I mean, you can kind of smoothly go into it like this but I find that I have better luck when I kind of like the initial flick. It's like a flick for me. Yeah. It's like a little blip on the throttle. And then a little extra movement on top of what you were already doing, right? Yeah, that's basically what you're doing. It's you know, you can practice doing this just on one tree. And then when you get really good, you can do kind of like a figure eight rewind. I've done this trick at this location where I power loop into a matty and then into it. Wasn't the cleanest but we're in it. Okay, so we're getting it set up and then we're ready to transition flick. And again, I'm just keeping my eye on the tree. I'm trying to keep the tree center frame. Now I'm going to just rewind on the tree itself into the ground into a vany roll. Go watch that video. I think a key on this one is you're looking for that transition point, right? Because there's only one spot that you can transition from one tree to the other. Yeah, exactly. Whereas it before when you were doing the rewind, you could trippy and then at any point you could just rewind it. But on this one, you got to wait until you're between the two obstacles. And then that's when you apply that that movement to transition over. Well, so I think I do it a little bit different because you're saying you have like a soft transition back the other direction, where I feel like I have more of a like, like a hard stop. Yeah, and then I think we're more similar than not. Sometimes I'll like do a soft transition. And other times I'll do like a flick and like juice back into it. But I think it honestly for me is just whatever comes naturally in the moment. Yeah, sometimes the reason I like to flick it really hard is I feel like it. It's easier to go into the next trippy spin almost whereas when you do it soft, you kind of start losing altitude like this and then it makes the trippy spin kind of start off a little like uneven. So I kind of like hard flicking because I just immediately go right into that next one. One trick that kind of helps me with that transition is to make an over rotation of the direction that you're already going on the trippy. Yeah. And it gives me a little blip of throttle in the other direction to stop the movement and then get the opposite movement going.  Exactly. That projects you right somehow. Because what you want to do is when you're stopping the move, right?  Yeah. So what we do is we kind of blip it because we're trying to get that momentum going the other way quickly. That way we don't fall out of the maneuver. Once you get really good at this and you have a really tall set of trees, what you can do is you can come to a stop without like doing this aggressive flick back. Yeah. But when you do that smooth transition, you're going to lose altitude vertically because you're not getting your rotating. I've seen when I see you doing, I think you too, you guys have that really abrupt like you're going and you go like and then that spits you back the other way. Yeah, and really what that's doing is arresting that movement that you've got going. So it's good for when you don't want to slow the trippy down before you change directions. If you want to just power into it and then just come into an abrupt stop, yeah, and then go back the other direction. That's a great way to do it. What's happening? I'm ready now. Okay, okay. All right, we're going to trippy spin. Trippy. Oh, oh, trippy dial. Okay. All right. I like this pipe. Right. Okay. So if I want to do it the other way, I tend to over rotate and then slam it back.  So that's how I like to do it because you can just be going at any speed. You can go super fast and then just back the other way. Guys, watch your sticks. That is actually really helpful to watch. I don't usually watch stickham too much but I actually see that it really is like it's it's a very aggressive maneuver. It helps you keep your height so you're not dropping, right? Because you can keep on that throttle and you just keep it going. Yeah.  Yeah, I think that the main trick is that over rotation is what allows you to kind of like arrest the movement. Yeah. And then send it back in the other direction. So if you were to just apply throttle, you're going to go right into the tree. Right. But if you over rotate the direction that you're going. Right. Now you're facing this way. Yeah. Right. So when you when you pop that throttle, it's going to stop that movement and then send it the other direction. And then you rotate into that next trippy spin. Right. So like so you got your sticks in in one direction. Say they're they're pointed out. I can't orientate but let's say that this way is pointing out. So your sticks point it out. You pull them more outward to over rotate it. Then you blast it and quickly go inward and now you got the sticks going inward and now you're going the other way. Exactly. And that means you can maintain your throttle. You're not going to drop down the tree because you're you know letting off the throttle. And and then you get a little bit of a you know. But I think what you're saying is if you wanted to do it smooth you could. But right. This is when you're going to kind of come down and then you're going to have to orientate yourself back around it because if you don't kind of over rotate it. Yeah. Even if you have the altitude on your side, you're going to end up moving a little bit closer in.  But I think what we'd love to see is your trippy spin rewinds. So you know link us to your clips. Show us what you've got. Yeah. I'm curious to see what you guys can do and like what you can manage a trippy spin around. Maybe you find a different way of doing it that we haven't seen. So yeah. Link those videos down in the comments below. I'll be looking through them. If you guys like this video of course be sure to give it a thumbs up. Check out our store in the description down below guys. That is our sponsor is the store. And that's how we're able to afford to make these videos and do all this traveling. So if you guys support us through the store. Thank you so much. And it really helps us continue to make this content for you guys. Yeah. Let us know if there's any other tricks that you'd like us to cover. Thank you guys so much for watching this video. We'll see you in the next one.


I'm Dan Dainton, co-founder and CEO of Dainton Brewery. It was 2013 and the idea was to build our own brewery. I took a recipe that I'd been perfecting for quite a few years at home, the red-eye rye. And I took that to a Gypsy Brewery in Victoria and made the first batch of that. We brewed on seven different breweries before we started here in 2016. The idea behind crowdfunding as opposed to a more traditional bank loan or venture capital, you're getting interested people come in as well online and you basically buy shares in the company as opposed to say Kickstarter where you're not actually getting any equity. We've got now 248 loyal brand ambassadors who have got actual shares. So my tip for anyone looking to get into equity crowdfunding is tip number one, be prepared. The way that I work is always from the end backwards. What do we actually want to do with this money? You know, what's the story we want to sell around? How are we going to spend it? And we look that way back and that's how we started. Tip two, building a crowd. We're already very familiar around how to build a crowd through Facebook by creating a larger funnel and actually using pixels to get people to basically re-buy stuff or reinvest their time and energy into the company. We took that into the crowdfunding by going, all right, well, how do we target people who are in the craft beer and how do we target investors as well? Tip number three, tell your story. We engage some excellent people to a video for us around who we are, what we stand for and what you get by joining the company and by investing your money. We just spoke honestly and openly about what we've done, where we've come from and like we're really an open book so people really knew what they're getting in for.