Honey meal tell me how you feel Honey meal tell me how you feel YouTube team keeping clean. What's going on? It's engraving here with another video and in this video Cowboys got that guy the cowboys Every plan that the cowboys had in place this offseason. It was really only two well Three actually because they had to get a new head coach to but every plan that the cowboys had in place This offseason every major plan One get a head coach to try to come up with an agreement with that if we can't do it with franchise tag them and then three Keep a Mari Cooper Keep a Mari Cooper. So they've been successful at doing all three of those things Of course one with Mike McCarthy then to Dak Prescott getting his franchise tag just was it today? They franchise. Yeah, it was today Today they they went to the last second with that one boy Geez and I was a little worried for the Dallas Cowboys that I was thinking hmm. I Said hold up. It's past 12 Eastern time free agency is open. It's open So I wasn't so sure that a Mari Cooper would end up going back He did say he wanted to go back. He said he want to be a cowboy for life blah blah blah Guy say that every year. They say that all the time. So I don't take anybody's word for anything but He ended up going back now interesting thing that Adam Schefter said is that he said the Redskins were trying to get them They were trying they like a Mari come to DC Or really Virginia, but they said come on Except the stadium is in love what land over but they say come on a mark come through Come on the grass is green over here But a Mari Said now I'm straight.  It would be an average of 20 mil per But we'll see the break them We'll see the breakdown. We see we got to see the guaranteed money. We got to see all that stuff now Is that a good deal? Ah? I mean the salary cap goes up every year. So I I Don't know if I can why am I cool, but he's cool. He just He'd be getting hurt Like not a lot a lot, but a significant amount and he's he's he's a good writer. So he's he has dropped in there, but He's cool though. He's cool. He's cool And I mean you could look at it in the way Oh, well if the Cowboys didn't pay him somebody else was going to so we got to keep our guy. I mean hey Depends on what side of the argument you on But regardless the Cowboys keep their guy mister of Mari Cooper So that press got him sure is happy He's gots to be next in line to get his deal to get his money because I mean You got to give it to him. You got to give it to him I know a lot of people get on a lot. I think with with with Cowboys quarterbacks. I feel like they get a lot of I don't say unnecessary criticism But people just they go crazy at Cowboys quarterbacks and Cowboys quarterbacks They could actually do everything right and still get torn down. I don't know what it's about I don't know what it is. I don't know what I don't know Troy Aikman said everybody after him up I don't know what it is but You happen with Tony Romo all the time Tony was a really good quarterback. He was a good quarterback Know the playoffs they they never could quite finish But he was a really good quarterback and there were a lot of times and quarterbacks They can sort of take this and I know we're going sort of all off on a tangent But quarterbacks can sort of take this this unnecessary blame Because with the quarterback as you all know they get all the credit in the world when things go right But when things go wrong they get all the blame too Too much credit in every win and too much credit in every loss But too much blame in every loss That's what Tony Romo Tony Romo would have leads in the defense with squander. Maybe like oh Tony Romo. He's terrible But now with that Prescott is he Tony Romo? No, but he's not as bad as people make him out to be But now he gets a weapon that can help make him better So they just resigned the tight end earlier today now they resigned their wire receiver He still got Zeke still got pretty much. Yeah, he got his offensive line And he's like hey, I'm next Cowboys pay me and they will you know they will So anyway team keep it clean appreciate y'all I love y'all and just like a Mario Cooper when he was on the phone with the Redskins just like he told him I'm out


OK, so this talk is best practices for reusable Python. OK, so why do we want to write reusable Python? We want to capture our efforts. We want to capture our learning. It takes time to learn how to do things. And if we're not focused on the reusability of our code, we will tend to do things in such a way that it's not easy to reuse. And maybe we can save it in a file somewhere, and then it's kind of gone forever from our memory. And writing reusable Python helps us reduce the marginal cost of solving more complex problems. So this talk is about optimizing the reusability of your code. We're going to be focusing solely from that aspect. So if I make recommendations, which may be Brash assertions, then it's because I'm trying to look towards the reusability versus maybe using features of the language that may not be as reusable. So what is reusable code? Reusable code is code that's easy to use. It's tested, it's compatible, and it's well-documented with doc strings and maybe an online documentation, as well as demonstrated with tutorials, demo files, and other examples in the documentation. So to begin with, this is my first Brash assertion. I would suggest that if you're focusing on reusability, you want to write forward compatible Python 2.7. So if we're writing in 2.7, it makes sense to use the future. We use features that we expect to be in heavy use in Python 3. So explicitly, we will do from future import division, print function, absolute import. And I commented out a thing. Let me uncomment it. Pull that back up. So you updated the timestamp? There we go. Yeah, you can follow me on Twitter if you like. Sometimes I tweet, and sometimes people tweet back. I got really lucky on this one. And Guido van Rossum actually responded to me. He highly recommends these three. Unicode literals, he says, tends to break stuff. I'm not sure. That's one of the reasons it's taken so long to get twisted, ported into Python 3. So I'll take his word for it. OK, so some more Brash assertions. We're going to try to minimize the difference between code that runs in Python 2 and code that runs in Python 3. So you want to try to write code that's compatible in both. So when things are different and you really need to do something different in Python 2 versus Python 3, you'll try to use the thing that's in Python 2. And then if that fails, use the thing that's in Python 3. But you want to minimize that. And then maybe you're going to need to use 2 to 3, if necessary. And it'll probably be necessary.  Don't run script.py, run package.module. So if we collect some Python code, because we're trying to reuse it, so we might put some modules into a package, we do script.py. It gets a lot more difficult to keep our code running and doing the things we're expecting them to. So we want to run that kind of code with Python dash m package.module. And we do this from the parent directory that contains the package module or if that package is installed already for us to work on. OK, so why do this? So here's the principle. I got this from Nick Coughlin's article on import traps. Never add a package directory directly to the Python path. Never add a package directory directly to the Python path. So that would be we have package.module maybe, or package.script. Then we would, to violate this principle, we would say we add the package directory to the path. Not the containing directory, but the package directory. OK, so that again is why we want to avoid running our code without the dash m. Because that's exactly what happens when we try to do Python package script.py. So dash m treats the module that you give as the program's entry point, the main. Dash m puts the current working directory on the path. And so again, my tip is have your top level parent package inside your current working directory. And as a result, you have the same internal package lookups when developing, and when in production, when you're trying to reuse your code. Maybe I need a new graphics processor. Dash m, OK, so dash m allows you to use an importable module as the entry point for your program. So here's some more examples. These are examples from the standard library. We have, for example, the JSON tool. This is useful for validating your JSON, as well as it outputs a pretty printed version of the validated JSON. The time it module can be used as a command line tool as well with the dash m flag. OK, so how many people are using if name equals main? Main. OK, I'm sorry. How many people aren't using this? How many people aren't? We have anybody. I did say this is a beginner's level. Did we put that on the site? OK, so the reason we do this is we want to minimize the code that is running at the entry point in our code. And we need to have a guard so that when we run, example is a module, we import it into another thing, then we don't want the main function to actually run then. So that's why we do that. Now, this is example.py. This is basically the same semantics, but in a package. So we will create our package directory, create a dunder init.py, add a main function into that, then we will create a dunder main.py, and at that point, we will import the package. When we use the package as the main entry point with Python dash m package, the package itself is not imported and ran yet. It's just the code in main that's running. And so we have to then import the package in our main.py in order to access the code that's in dunder init.py.  So when we write a module, we want to declare an all. The point of declaring an all is to limit the public API. So what is an all? An all is basically a list. It's at the module level. It's a dunder all. It's a list of strings with the names of the things in your module that you want to export, that you want your users to use. So for example, in our package directory, we have our init.py and our main.py. So in the init.py, we can have from .foo import star and from .bar import star. These are explicit relative imports. And that's the good thing when you have heard maybe a prohibition against relative imports. That's implicit relative imports. That's what one of our future import, from future import was about. So from .foo import star, from .bar import star, then only the names in the all in foo and bar will be imported. OK, so again, when you import package, the names available in package are only the names listed in foo and bar. And so the reason for this is we, in our IDEs, that give us code completion when we import my package, for example.  We get some things that might, in nice IDEs that will try to help us out, if we had imported sys in OS and we don't declare an all, most IDEs are going to say that OS and sys are also available here. And they wouldn't be lying. If we declare an all, our IDEs will know not to show us those names. We don't want to see OS and sys when we're trying to use a package. OK, so when you're writing your scripts and you're executing them with dash m, if so, you do have modules. Factor out your shared dependencies into maybe a core lib directory or package, I should say. Put demos in a demo package, put utilities into a utils or a tools directory, and use module level doc strings. OK, write functions. Why write functions? I want you to put the logic and control flow into a single point. If you need to update it, you only update in a single point. You don't repeat yourself. What's really bad is to have two places in your code where business logic is trying to accomplish the same thing. And then you realize that code is buggy. You fix it in one place, but it's broken in the other place and still broken in the other place. But because you have repeated yourself, you've neglected the fix that don't want to get code reused with copy and paste. We want to give our functions good names. Functions do things. They are verbs. Concise is better. Concise is nice. Descriptive is better. Time spent on this is time well spent. Give your functions good doc strings. So the Google style, I think, looks nicest and most concise. Maybe these are Brash assertions, again. NumPy style seems like the most cross compatible to me. I mostly use restructured text because I use PyDoc. Doc tests can allow you to test your documentation. So if you put doc tests in your code, in your doc strings, you can have unit tests, run tests on that code. So what pops up in your documentation, as this is how to use my code, is actually tested when you run your unit tests. So yes, you can reuse your doc tests. If you weren't aware of that, you can reuse your doc tests in your unit tests. You can actually call your doc tests from when you run your unit tests. And again, you can import your documentation into Sphinx and, again, avoid repeating yourself. OK, so practice information hiding. Shorter is better. That means factor things that make your code long and verbose. If you have a chunk that's semantically doing a thing, take that chunk out of the function, put it in another function, give that a good name for that thing that it was doing, and use that when you call that thing in your function, and someone else looks at your code, they can immediately see, OK, I'm doing A, I'm doing B, I'm doing C, and then I'm returning. That's great. This code is readable and understandable. I know what's going on. I like that. And order them top down to tell a story. So A is this thing, that thing, and the other thing. B is this thing, that thing, and the other thing, et cetera. So you want to try to place them in the general order in which they're used. Write objects. Objects have state and functionality. So you use objects already. Does anybody here afraid of objects, or think maybe objects are a bad thing? So I get that. You don't have to raise your hands too high. But try to get less afraid of them. When you're writing reusable code, when you're focused on reusability of your code, you're writing not only for your future self, but for other programmers. Other programmers are going to appreciate you making your code so that they can reuse the functionality. So an important time to write objects is when you need to encapsulate the state, not worry about how it works. When you need to marry the state with the functionality. When you want to use a thing as an argument, you want to call methods on it and expect it to know what to do without you understanding how it's implemented. Classes are the definition of reusable code. So parent classes provide expected interfaces and operability. Mixins provide functionality. Abstract base classes provide interfaces. Python has no restrictions on the above. Sorry for the graphic glitch. Use expected protocols. Inherit from the abstract base classes.  Inheriting from the ABCs from the abstract base classes makes this easy. So you're reusing code from the standard library yourself. So for example, semantic lists of objects should be iterable in container. Sorry, I've got to uncomment some code again. Again, we can see it's 335. We've got 10 minutes left, folks. Can we make it? There we go. Here's the example. All right, iterable in container. We are reusing code from the standard library. So to use these abstract base classes, the abstract base class is iterable in the abstract base class container. All we do is inherit from them. And they require that we implement a dunder iter and a dunder contains. Iterable requires a dunder inner. Container requires the dunder contains. The iter is a special method that is supposed to return a generator, an iterator. It's supposed to return an iterator. A generator is an easy way to implement an iterator. And so by putting a yield in our dunder iter, we create a function that returns an iterator. Contains, it's a function that takes an argument and tells you if it's in that thing, if it's in that object, if it's in the instance, or the semantics of thereof. In this case, we simply delegate to a list or whatever we're given in our things. And our iterates over our things and our contains. Check to see if it's in self.things. And so by using these things now, we can pass an instance of my container to something that expects an iterable that will iterate over it. And we can use it in a context where we can test for membership in that thing. So we have created, we have programmed to an interface for reuse. Dunder slots don't like multiple inheritance. Read up on slots. Slots are a very nice thing. There's a lot of optimizations, kind of optimizations, where you trade off space for time.  And they make your objects run faster. But they don't like multiple inheritance. So that hurts their reuse. All right, so we want to compose objects with mixins and delegations. So when we used two abstract base classes, we composed an object with some interfaces. Mixins provide functionality. Some abstract base classes from the standard library also provide functionality. Highly recommend looking closer at those. To me, delegation, which although we did in the prior example, strikes me as adding a lot of redundant lines of code with little value created in exchange for it. If you're delegating a lot, maybe you should use a mixin. But maybe not. For more on writing objects, see Aaron Hall's talk from the last PyGotham, the Python data model, when and how to write objects, which is available on YouTube. Shameless advertising, self advertising. Give your functions, classes, modules, and objects good names. OK, so we call something F, G, I, J, X, Y. So what are these things? If we're doing local algebra, that makes sense, maybe. If it's I, if it's A, B, and C at the beginning of the module and the module grows to 500 lines, no one wants to deal with that. Generic helper module. I just have a personal bias against the word helper. So maybe these are kind of brash assertions a little bit. Tuple result object. So here we're kind of encoding what we think the thing should be. And we're also being redundant by calling it an object. And Python, everything's an object. Objects redundant. Tuple is saying, hey, it has to be a tuple. Well, what if it's a named tuple? What if we want to use a list instead or a set? Then we have to change the name. OK, so do be expressive. Avoid generic, miscellaneous, and redundant names. Don't try to encode the type in the name. Use names from the solution space, especially for abstractions, like if you have a consumer thread. Use names from the problems space for the concretions. For example, that you have a publisher thread that is a consumer thread. Environments, packaging, and deployment. What's the good of reuse if no one else can reuse it? All right, so we want to use virtual environments instead of installing directly with, say, PIP or another package manager. So say we're using Ubuntu. We could do sudo app, get install, virtual end. Create an environment with a virtual end end name. If we're in Python 3, then we can use the VMs module with the dash M and create that environment as well. Then we activate the environment, and then we can do our PIP installs. We want to avoid modifying the Python path. So a little more robust solution. If we're developing a package, we have a setup.py. We will develop on that setup.py. I'm sorry, develop on that package. Do that as opposed to modifying your Python path. We don't do sudo PIP install because we're worried that could break our system Python. I understand Ubuntu automatically adds the user flag for you, but rather keep good habits and encourage good habits. So we can publish to PyPy. This PyPy is not the Python interpreter. This is the Python package index. So we'll use wheels and we'll use twine. We'll build from virtual end, call activate, do PIP install twine, and set up that Py to build the distribution, and then do twine upload. OK, conclusion. I'm on time. Oh, doing perfect. I want you to write easily reusable Python. Write compatibly, develop on two, test on three, test on all platforms. Write functions that take a small number of arguments. Don't write comments. Write doc strings. Give functions descriptive names. Demonstrate how to use your code in both tests and doc strings. Import your doc strings into your documentation. Write a full test suite, unit test, acceptance test, smoke tests. Write objects. Write and use mixins. Write and use abstract base classes. Publish your code on PyPy so that others can use it. And that's the end of the talk. Any questions? When anyone does have questions, you should use your mic if you have one, and just be sure to turn it off at the end. There's a red light if it's on. OK, thanks. Yeah, I don't have that much experience in Python, but I have code in Java. So I was wondering, I know in Java, you generate documents using Java docs. So can you explain, is doc strings the equivalent of Java docs, or is that a way to generate a document? OK, so the question is to explain how doc strings work. There are a ton of examples online. Just you know you need to use them. Look up how to do it when you're ready to write a doc string. Yeah, next question. Yes? What are your thoughts on using mix-ins with testing? Using mix-ins with what? With unit testing. I've heard that your tests should be kept simple so that they're easy to debug when something breaks. But at the same time, when you're running a lot of similar tests over very similar objects, it only seems necessary to use mix-ins. I wish your mic worked. Does that little button not work? I can't hear you. Do you want me to repeat the entire question? I still can't hear you. OK. My question was, what are your thoughts on using mix-ins for unit tests? Because I've heard that it's better to keep them simple, but at the same time, when you're reapplying very similar testing strategies across, like say, a. OK, my thoughts for using mix-ins with unit tests are they're great. They are a really good example of code reuse, reusing functionality across a large set of classes of tests. Yes, I really like the idea. We do it. I did it. It's good. Any other questions? Yes. So would you have any good references for somebody who's never really written unit tests before to understand how to write a good unit test? So unit is a semantic idea. You're going to have a kind of a setup, probably. You're going to probably create some kind of state that's going to mimic what you would do in production. And then you're going to need to tear that down. You want to be really careful and think about the seams. So if there are things that you need to mock, that you want to mock at the seams and try to test your code, you don't necessarily need to test well-tested third-party code. Other people's code, you don't really need to test. You need to test your code, your logic, your control flow. So you want to try to set up things that cover all the branches in your logic. If you keep that simple, if you try to factor things out, that's going to reduce the branching and logic. And that'll make your testing a lot easier, too. Any other questions? Yes. Thanks. I know it's very high-level. Very high-level questionnaire.  So the question is, when do you go from using a module with a bunch of functions to a class definition with methods? To me, you can't instantiate a module. People don't expect you to pass around modules as arguments. For the most part, it is a thing. It happens. But so when you need to pass around the thing that has these methods on them and you want them accessed from the data itself, you want the functionality attached to the data, again, marry the function with the data, that's where you write the objects. Does that make sense? So I think we're really out of time. So I hope everybody enjoys the rest of the conference. Feel free to come up and talk to me. I'm a lot less stressed out now that my talk is over. And sign up for Free iPad. There's a test thing. And have a great conference. Cheers.


Nikolayev paratroopers destroyed five enemy tanks for infantry fighting vehicles and eliminated 20 Russian invaders in one battle. The command of the airborne assault forces of the armed forces of Ukraine reported this on Facebook and published a relevant video. At dawn, the Russian occupiers launched an assault on the positions of the Maroon Berets from Nikolayev. To achieve the effective complete surprise, the enemy used smoke. However, intelligence spotted the enemy column moving in time and the paratroopers artillery began to fire on the enemy. The report says.as the enemy came to the required distance, anti-tankers entered the battle, and with accurate fire from anti-tank missile systems, they began to destroy the Russian equipment, also in this battle. The paratroopers actively used kamikaze drones and unmanned aerial vehicles. As a result, five enemy tanks and four infantry fighting vehicles were destroyed, as well as two dozen infantrymen, the report says. According to the general staff, the enemy has not succeeded in encircling Avivka. The Ukrainian armed forces maintain their defense, inflicting significant losses on the enemy. The enemy's offensive actions in the areas of Karamik, Avdivka, Stepolv, Tonank and Purvomest in the Donetsk region were ineffective. More than 15 enemy attacks were repelled by the defense forces in this area.


If Friday was a good day to be a football team in Bemidji, Saturday was a great one. After the Lumberjacks put up 41 in a shutout win over Big Lake, on Saturday the Beavers knew how to follow up, dropping 66 on Umeri. Umeri coached by the former OC of the Beavers, Craig Bagnell, and he had his hands full. First drive of the game, Brandon Alt finds Manny Kugma on the slant. Looks like he did before last. Later in the first, Sage Booker takes one of the house from 26 out. The Beavers ran wild, 422 yards on the ground. Nanjola Kowski didn't even play. End of the first, Alt with all day to throw hits Jacob Anderson over the middle. He lunges for the touchdown. You want some defense? We got some defense. Gunnar Olszewski with the pick, one of three on the day for the gangrene. They forced the shutout, but things took a turn for a worse. Brandon Alt left with an injury in the second quarter. It will keep you updated, but a good chance you might see a new quarterback this week.


What's good Josh boros back at again with another video, so we're gonna check out 10 wrestlers surprisingly booed in their hometown by none other than wrestling a flashback In these situations usually it's like I guess you can say Sometimes I've seen the baby faces are probably being overpushed and to the point where even when they're at home They're getting booed out the building because you know, let's just Keep it as fade Fans, you know sometimes get tired of the baby face situation and want something different So even when they're at home People don't you know, they want to boo them. They want them to not succeed You know because they're kind of over their baby face push or maybe a person that's been overpushed They just they they don't care to see them as champ or whatever the situation may be We've seen it with John Cena plenty of times He goes home and we're talking about John Cena when he was at the height of his push and he when he would go home He would get booed. It's crazy. It's it's crazy. It doesn't always happen But when it does happen, it's it's a unique situation So sometimes even the heel can go home and end up getting booed as well, you know So we're gonna check out some of these situations go down memory lane Lane appreciate all love and support You guys have shown on the channel. Let's get right into this one This is on a restless hometown is more often than not the place where they'll receive their best reaction The local crowd almost always work ones back one of their own but some wrestlers are so good at being heels They can even elicit a negative reaction from their very own people Then there are times when the fans are so tired of a baby face I know issue booing them regardless if the rest of us a hometown star or not We'll look at examples of both today as we highlight ten wrestlers who were booed in their hometown number one Sami Zayn Sami Zayn is such a versatile performer that he's just as good a heel as he is a baby face This was proven not just by the incredible baby face reaction. He received in his hometown of Montreal in 2023 I love it But also by the fact he was able to get the fans to boom in the same arena back in April 2019 On the night Zayn was a guest on Alexa Bliss's talk show. Sami initially received the hero's welcome from the audience He welcomed this response by dancing speaking French And then continued to hype up the Montreal faithful with an Olé Chan the staple Chan of Zayn's entire career Listen to that though Sami then spoke about his love for the city of Montreal while expressing his disdain for the people Which was met by a chorus of booze The city Is great. It's just the people that I can't stand Zayn doubled down by stating that appearing in front of the Montreal crowd was the low point of his week This led to the crowd chanting for a different Montrealer Kevin Owens This only further annoyed Sami who closed things out by saying that the fans in attendance Were not his people and that they should all go to hell a version of the nana nana Hey, hey, goodbye song emanated throughout the bell center. He's good off in disgust He he's good turn the crowd was brilliant burying the audience can often come across as cheapy But zayn pulled it off well by being so entertaining number two Zayn had to turn the crowd first before getting booed But Kurt Angle rarely had this issue during his first year with the wwf All the fans needed to hear was the olympic gold medalist entrance music Just like that arenas up and down the country would typically boo on command This was even the case in Angle's hometown of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania And it happened numerous times in 1999 and 2000. It was a good heel at second wwf match Which took place on the november 15 1999 raw Angle had cemented himself as a heel the night before at the survivor series By getting on the mic and berating the crowd for reacting negatively during his match versus Sean Stasiak Kurt had been instructed to do so while the match was going on by the referee Who's relaying orders from Vince McMahon in gorilla? The next day Angle didn't think he would be booed in his hometown of Pittsburgh A place where Kurt was already a recognized name thanks to his exploits in the olympic games However, Vince once again had a clever plan to ensure Angle received booze Vince wanted me to precondition the crowd before we started raw So he had to go out and cut a promo to turn on the fans a little bit Right from his entrance And it's it was one of those things where It worked It worked because he wanted to get him over as a heel because the fans weren't buying into it yet They knew he was an olympic champion, but people didn't care Then you know what I'm saying? So it was it worked and he was like, yeah, I'm this olympic champion Y'all should worship me and nobody was and he's like why you're not why you're not showing me love and adulation I love that love that and even in his hometown He got the booze like I was saying at the beginning of the video Sometimes the faces are over pushed to get the booze and sometimes the heels They can pull off getting booze at home in their hometown as well With the olympian receiving further jeers after rejecting his opponent The godfather's offer of swapping a gold medal for one of the hoes once the match got underway Angle grabbed the microphone just like he had done the night prior at survivor series Kurt once again chastised the crowd for booing him I Love it on the match thanks to an angle sam loving king booker It's always easy to ensure a heel gets booed in their hometown But the wwe made certain that king booker received booze during an episode of smackdown in houston, texas on february 2nd 2007 the plan to turn the crowd against booker came in the form of an obnoxious key to the city ceremony after being awarded the key to the city booker stated that no one from houston had accomplished as much as him Booker then made the ancient order of royal houstonians kiss his ring which resulted in booze After this kane interrupted by first attacking the custodians and then king booker The ceremony was just one of the many funny segments booker t was involved in during his run Shout out to booker team and edge so far We've looked at good forms of heat with heels receiving the desired reaction But sometimes the shoe can be on the other foot with baby faces being booed instead of cheered This is bad enough on its own But when it's done in the baby faces hometown It's a sign that the fans are tired of the rest in their current fall edge experiences at summer sam 2004 When he defended the intercontinental championship in his native toronto canada during a triple threat match against batista and chris jericho The crowd booed edge anytime he went on offense Yeah, you hear This was especially apparent whenever he and chris jericho were in the ring as the ontario crowd much preferred y2j That's crazy too after hitting jericho with a spear edge will have been glad the match was over given He just experienced one of the most negative reactions of his career up to that point I hadn't been in toronto in two years and they booed me. All right. I'm gonna give you a reason. Yeah I'm gonna give you a reason.  There's nothing wrong with calling the audible There's nothing wrong with calling the audible because sometimes It can give you the desired results that you want because then he just really tapped in into his rogue side and Hence this is how we ended up ultimately getting the rated R superstar following a rough number of months as a face Yep By the time somersault 2006 came around edge was now an established top heel While his opponent John Cena was the baby face that fans were booing in his hometown John had established himself as the face of the company But that didn't stop him from being booed even in his home state Cena hails from West Newbury, Massachusetts a suburb of Boston where the pay-per-view was taking place Instead of the intercontinental title edge was this time defending the wwe championship The crowd were electric throughout the match and the fans were definitely split at times However, Cena was met with heavy booze on heavy booze as well as strong.  Leta would soon get involved in the match by handing edge brass knuckles She then stopped edge from receiving an fu by taking one herself This distracted the referee allowing edge to use the brass nooks on Cena And it was this that ensured the rated R superstar retained the wwe championship My goal was always to get John cheered And we thought maybe Boston would be an easy sell and it turns out it was no The reaction Cena got during the match was a stark contrast to the response he received in the same building eight months prior As John was welcomed home with thunderous cheers That's crazy man It just so happened that by the time SummerSlam came around many fans had seen enough of Cena Number six Brock Lesnar Cena acts as the opponent in our next example as John and Chris Benoit faced a team featuring Brock Lesnar in his hometown of Minneapolis, Minnesota Brock teamed with fellow heels Rhino and Matt Morgan on the go-home smackdown show of the 2004 Royal Rumble The heels were accompanied by smackdown general manager Paul Heyman who watched on while sat on a lifeguard chair The big show was also meant to be on the heel team However, he was barricaded into his locker room by a parked forklift The fans were in good form right from the junk with loud chants of you tapped out directed at Lesnar The crowd chanted this twice before the match even began This was in reference to when Brock tapped to Chris Benoit at the survivor series two months prior As the fans in Lesnar's hometown begin the you tapped out chair to stop The crowd remained very lively with further chants supporting Cena and bashing Heyman After both men were involved in an angle the previous week Take another bite, pretzel You ain't soap, you ain't soap How's this respectful? During the match, the fans were firmly behind Cena and Benoit Who were two of Smackdown's hottest babyfaces at the time This meant there were booze for Brock who also ended up taking some awesome German suplexes for Benoit Rabbit Wolverine then locked Lesnar in the Crippler Crossface much to the audience's delight There were more booze for Lesnar as he walked out on the match only to be attacked by his upcoming opponent at the Royal Rumble Hardcore Holly. At this point even Bob Holly was being cheered ahead of the hometown boy Lesnar The finish of the match came when Cena pinned Rhino off an FU Overall, this was a fun match with a hot crowd good resting and hilarious reactions from Paul Heyman Number seven, Bubba Ray Dudley. When it comes to wild crowds who look no further than Crazy environment We go to the land of extreme next for a match between television champion Taz and challenger Bubba Ray Dudley Taking place in Bubba's hometown of Queens, New York Here we have an interesting example as Taz is positioned as the hometown hero Given he hails from the red hook section of Brooklyn, Bubba on the other hand has famously been billed from Dudleyville Even though he's actually from Queens nevertheless, Bubba immediately receives booze while Taz is the clear fan favorite Bubba embraces the heat by flipping off and swearing at the crowd multiple times On the other hand the human suplex machine feeds off the crowd's energy as they chant Taz is gonna kill you and choke him out Wow Listen to that crowd As Julie obliges by locking Bubba in the Taz mission and forcing him to tap out allowing the champion to retain the tv title Number eight, Randy Orton in 2009 Randy Orton was in the midst of an epic heel run in which he taken We just checked out a video of the different versions of Randy Orton and of course Man this version of Randy Orton that was kicking people to another dimension Savage now the entire McMahon family So it's going to be interesting to see how the crowd reacted to Orton on the august 17 2009 edition of raw raw's guest general manager for The night freddy prince jr Opened the show and was about to talk about the main event until Orton interrupted The viper made it clear that he didn't want to wrestle ahead of his wwe title defense against John Cena as Summer Sam Which was in just six days freddy questioned why Orton wouldn't want to compete in his hometown Randy replied saying that he doesn't care about wrestling in st Lewis and has nothing in common with the local fans in attendance Nothing in common with any Love this version of Randy, bro. This is about me.  He was going he was Vile and I love it Freddy demanded that Randy wrestle in the main event where it would be Orton and his Summer Sam opponents Cena versus the big show and Chris Jericho following this announcement freddy tried to leave the ring Only to be stopped by Orton who dragged freddy to the center of the ring and gave him a backbreaker Later on in the main event Cena pinned Jericho thanks to an attitude adjustment However before Orton and Cena were even announced as the winners the viper would strike by giving John an RKO Number nine CM Punk CM Punk is well-renowned for his popularity in his home city of Chicago We've witnessed numerous legendary punk homecomings over the years So this begs the question has punk ever been booed in the second city and while this is rare It has happened a few times including at the night of champions 2010 pay-per-view despite being a heel punk entered to a typical boisterous hometown response with chance of his name ringing through the Ulster arena Punk even reciprocated by declaring his love for Chicago the caveat being that he hates the inhabitants Punk went on to bury the crowd who fired back with booze Punk even went as far to say that Chicago should be set on fire for a second time Few people make me sick Good heel good heel work.  He made it his own. It's dumb But it was hilarious, bro As the a-lister team with his stunt double damian miz thou to defend the tag team titles against usos This was during the period when miz thou replicated everything the miz did Get a better reaction every time The universe This was no different in miz's hometown as miz thou stole the show despite sending almost a whole match on the apron Mimicking miz who was wrestling the crowd demanded the stunt double be tagged in by chanting we want miz thou miz does about to come in To make the tag and receive booze while miz thou got cheered And i'm not sure that it's good history later miz thou entered the ring to once again copy his partner in hilarious fashion The match came to an end when the miz got himself and miz thou disqualified by using a sammy award as a weapon The dq meant they retained the tag titles and they celebrated this fact But as per usual the fans only popped for miz thou as the miz was overshadowed in his hometown by stunt double Miz thou legit that was a real thing Someone came up with probably vents and he made that work He got that over no matter how stupid and ridiculous it was He got it over because he was just that entertaining. He made it the best out of that situation That was great. But comment down below man. Let me know man some other wrestlers uh that didn't make this list that uh They were either heal or baby face when they came home to their hometown They got booed out of the building, but i appreciate all the love and support you guys have shown on channel road to 150k now i'm still gonna speed a youtube wrestling champion to where i appreciate y'all kicking me see y'all next one peace


The following is a presentation of TFNN the Tiger technician hour with your host Basil Chapman call now toll-free at 1-877-927-6648. On this month on the Tuesday the 21st of November we're looking at the Dow down 90 at 35,061 we were anticipating there's a real good chance that we're getting a peak C today with a lower high no it doesn't have to be that serious to the downside but a lower high and then there should be a fourth highest higher peak it's the same thing in the Dau so above 35,227 in the Dow starts a leg if it's today it extends like see if it's tomorrow or Friday or Monday it goes to a leg D and that's where we have to start being cautious just based on the history of the fourth highest peak D in the Chapman methodology but what is really important is that 95% in the stochastic now what happens when it's 95% expect that at some point it's going to go below 20% so what we're looking at here is some topping formation gives you no time you have to use other techniques so that's not even in the picture right now because at 95% you have to go under 80 probably under 76 to say oh there's a real problem right the mag D is very strong stochastic is way up in the 95 area that's as I say very positive the on balance forms a little bit overboard based on the techniques and now it isn't a leg C but I use that owning connection to the fact that the leg is in leg C itself so it happens to correspond now another thing is that the price is way above the 9th period moving average which has supported 34,740 and the 14th period moving average has supported 34,508 that's the day this is just a gray leg A in the weekly chart now what we've seen so often is this falling axe goes one to one to the upside but at least it tries to go back to the left side high and this particular instance left side high was 35,679 the week of the 4th of August so that to me is kind of a targetish area that I've been looking for but one penny above that or in this case point zero one and it's going to be in leg C in the monthly chart that will be ready positive so with that said everything's positive right now in the Dow I'm expecting a little bit of a pullback then I'm expecting a leg D and at that point as a recycle hire what happens but our target has to go from a buy signal upgraded to a buy mode and whatever charge you're falling get yourself to a D now I'll do this real quickly because we've got questions that have come up and I wanted to get to them so the S&P exactly the same thing the high yesterday in the 4550s you're trading at 4536 down just 11 points you could do that in an eye blink these days so and the same thing in the weekly chart 46.07 would be the upside target now we are at 4536 that's 60 points it's about 600 down points I don't know if we can do that in this move but that is what we look at to start a leg D at 4607.08 in the monthly chart huh I think we will get there in 2023 but we have to just wait a little bit looking at the QQQ index 100 trading vehicle very nice action peak C if there's no new recovery high today and I suspect we will get to that D same thing and in fact this case the on balance volume is extremely overboard but it's that just is on a very short term basis oh this is the big sell signal right within that context we've got a little ping that just went here from my engineer L and I'm gonna check out what it is I believe I know what it is and yes so as I'm about to go to all the different the metals etc let's just go straight to John in fully John how are you Basil I'm doing very well what we're doing the same and thanks for taking yes pleasure you'd like to look at yes yeah I wanted to ask if you share your thoughts with me on GDX just for illustrative purposes in the Tigers den I posted the daily chart with your 200 exponential moving average and battle I just observe that since Labor Day GDX has been mucking around near lows and has come up to you and today for the fourth time is testing that 200 day EMA now I just wanted to show folks in the folks are looking at Tiger TV I'm sir I'm just waving my pointer right on the left side chart that's the daily chart John's talking about this orange line right here look how how many times in fact I'm getting spanned since you're talking about the day I'll expand that out and say look how many times since it broke down in August that 200 period moving average has been an extraordinary resistance level but we've been attacking it so many times that yes John you're going on to the next thing the next thing you wanted to say is I was just going to say I speculate this is building cause to long past up and over what I I'm assuming is key resistance with your 200 day exponential moving average so that's my view I wanted to ask if you see something similar and just to give us your read on that please so folks are just looking at the GDX GDX is the market record is gold mine is ETF and basically in my history of looking at this I've always thought that the best and the way I the way I've analyzed the relationship of certain gold stocks to the GDX is action is that my preference always is when the GDX the gold mine is I don't care what the reason is they lead the move up with gold moving higher and then gold can lead I don't like when gold goes up and then these guys get dragged up because that's usually subject to failure something else is happening so just let me just very briefly say early on in the Middle East war the I was looking at and saying that was a spectacular initial move in gold from that August the seventh that was August the fourth actually it started to form a base and that was the weekend Friday was the fifth and then six was the attack on Israel and then gold so to the upside but the GDX the GDX seemed to oops I went to the wrong child I wanted to say the gold at that low and I typed it in here war and that was from the 6th of October that was the low coincidentally over the weekend that was on the Saturday the 7th there was that brutal attack and on the 9th gold star to scream to the upside now gold move very much sharper initially and then the GDX kind of followed and my analysis was watching it closely was that historically gold becomes the go-to place for major countries geopolitically if ever there's a problem gold gold comes to the forefront but the really big move comes a little after you get a major financial collapse and I was looking at the XLF well the XLF that's the S&P select financial spider fund made a loan the 27th of August I mean of October much later but it wasn't breaking down so this is quite independent so John I know like you like to go back to the den and then and listen but if your question is on the GDX I'm going to go to that in relation to what I'm looking at as well as to solve it is that okay I believe so we'll get John we'll John be listening in the den we'll continue does that 83 Basel champion Tiger stations out and I'll be back talking about gold if you're looking for potential trading setups in the stock market then rocket equities and options report is a newsletter you should try Tommy 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at Discord TFNN has been educating traders for more than 20 years with live programming hosted by a variety of professional traders during market hours the Tiger's Den available to all tigers and tigeresses for just one dollar for the year there's no catch or added costs when you join our community of traders sign up today and become a part of this educational community of traders just visit the front page of TFNN.com free at 1-877-927-6648 internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> let me just let me give you the answer john to john and george in boston and george are you the george that bought amazon about four or five points off that that law i think it was in october 128 what was it anyway um yeah so i looking at the 200 period moving average that's a magnet now what i'm going to say is this i needed um i'd like the full week to be able to look out towards the end of december but i'm getting clues now so in the gdx the longer term look look how it's gone sideways look at that 200 period moving average in the gdx it's just been in the weekly chart at 30.15 and the daily chart at 29 point i think it's 29.63 and we just get that right 29.47 that's been tremendous resistance but as i'm looking at the middle east now and i'm looking at gold now i'm starting to see that gold is in play therefore a higher gold price is going to make the uh make it more lucrative for the gold stocks okay make it as simple as that and and silver is exactly the same thing except silver keeps pushing above trying to hold above for four or five sessions now above the 200 period moving average both in the daily and the weekly so the irony of the whole thing is that silver's actually acting a lot better that tells me that the metals are more in play now than it was just a geopolitical scene and that's something that i needed up until this past weekend and i think i needed into this coming weekend because i'm getting toppy toppy signs in the stock market itself just short term this daily charts not weekly charts okay so that just tells me that i've got to think of these and i've been talking about this for about a year and a half that you've got to think of so many parts of the puzzle now completely independently when the gold comes when gold goes up it doesn't mean that the dollar's collapsing when the dollar goes up doesn't mean gold's they all doing separate things right now except that the dollar and i now have to include that here because the dollars look there's left side right side price time-match and john the answer is coming up but the price movement in the dollar has got this incredible arch formation you see this left side right side price time-match to this cup after that peak e well we've got until about the 28th 29th to get to the 102 area and today's low is already at 103.18 we can get it sooner just in terms of the patterns this is the same pattern that i used this morning when i did the 10-minute chart look i put an x in and i did this at about six o'clock this morning i put that in and this gave me the left side right side price time-match to this low and that was the low of 1250 yesterday morning at 4544.50 and here we are at 4547 having hidden hit the low so the pattern is the same thing let me go back to this and it says that the dollar has the same arch formation same plumb line and not at the high but just off the high at all in this particular case of trough and that just gives me a picture that says okay if that's kind of working what do you get for the gdx using the same pattern well the gdx says we did the one to one there's big the big blue lines here that's kind of complete now we start to make a higher low i've got the Fibonacci in here not everything works with Fibonacci for me in this case i'm just taking it off because i don't think for me it's necessary right now because you've got this falling x formation and that just says in the next that's why i wanted this weekend to kind of complete my thoughts but i'm going to do it now a little premature my thinking is that gold there could be intraday and even into a week sudden spikes to the upside and even drops to the downside but i'm thinking just at this particular point that this particular high right here in gold in the gdx i'm sorry not the gold gold the gdx in the 31 75 to 31 83 area will be the first big target on the upside to push away from the 200-period moving average and the magnies good the nine-period moving average today is turning l that means long and the stochastic still weak but it's rounding at 55 on balance ones very weak and relative strength is very weak so this is a a work in progress and with the gold up 20 something points to have up 80 89 cents in the gdx is good but actually at this point with gold acting the way it is you would expect this already at 31 so i'm looking at this and i'm saying there is now an inverse head and shoulders pattern in the gold the gdx chart the neckline is at about let's call it 30 let's call it 38.5 just for the moment to give it a little bit of room if that gets taken out that would be the but the high that was made at the peak c-minus on the weekend on 18th of july at 32 93 so let's call it 33 that whole area between 32 and 33 is going to require gold because it's leading now and it's dragging the gdx and the gold miners up i have one particular stock that's doing very well and that's a clue to me that this is in place happens to be a south african uh conglomerate now what i'm looking at is so that's the area so i'm thinking that by the second week of december let me confirm that that'll be not the second it's the second full week of december the week of the the 11th going into the 13th if gold if the gdx that's not broken even just for one day below 27 but in fact is starting to trade and hold three to five sessions in the 30.50 or higher area then i have to consider that there's going to be an attempt going into the end of the year to get to this down cabinet inside track repellent zone and that takes you let me just make sure that i'm going to the end of the year that's this is this is november that'll be december it's a bit much but i'd say 33 is the area that i'm looking at for the gdx that's about another four points about another eight percent or so high but these things move very quickly so that's my look right now and the same thing for silver if george is listening silver has a slightly better chart he has also the same kind of head and shoulders pattern but basically i look at look at it as a lopsided cup i'm going to the midpoint there i'm going to the upside well first of all i have written in and this is not right because we've already passed it so i have to take this away and i have to use chave way inside track no i'm not going to do that i'm going to go right here there's a particular candle that i like to use and that's that candle right there let's see where that takes you and this is a much clearer picture for me i'll go one step at a time i could do something extravagant and so oh yeah easy uh 22.95 for the high of august 30th that's my target but you know that you have to go step by step because to get there you got to get through ah there it is okay so by the 27th of november we should be tackling the bottom part of this particular candle the gap the big red candle before the gap down on the first of september the lowest 20 215 and the highest 2270 i'm going to the middle of that um and i'm saying that if this is correct and if i can use now in the chave way methodology i like to look at a particular trough or a candle or a gap and i go from there to the upside i'm going to use this gap right here and i'm going to go there and say that's my inside wedge target repelling zone right there so i think i've got it now um and all i'm going to say is uh subject to subject to change you've got a whole 2110 to 20.80 on any pullback in the silver slv i share silver trust but my thinking is that by mid december we should be in the 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risk-free today tfnn educating investors don't forget you can listen to tfnn live on your mobile device 24 hours per day go to tfnn.com then hit watch tiger tv that's tfnn.com then hit watch tiger tv i just to kind of conclude that uh assumption that there's going to be higher prices um the the longer that the price can stay away from this orange 200 period moving average by moving higher because it is at a d right now i've got an alternate count i want you to talk about that briefly you see this peak c1 and c2 when the price gets just so close but it doesn't break to a leg d and the technicals fail right at that point i invariably say i'm going to call that a phantom peak but so often without taking out the low bar to cancel everything it goes to a d at that point this d could also end up having an alternate count of being a brand new a i don't want to get carried away here how many alternates can you have so what i am looking at is in the downtrend line i'm going to change this now you see what i like to do so there's a very visual you can see it i like to just do it so that when people are watching i don't have to explain it over explain it this is called the champion inside track repellent zone and when the price gets in there look how many times one two three four five six this is a while the week's not finished but six times in the past uh since early july this price is being hit and and the price can't get over it it gets repelled but look what's happened this is only tuesday i have to wait for friday but right now you've got an l that means that the the nine-point moving average has gone over the 14 it'll show up after this but it's just saying right now it's flipped up yep it's green the magnies turn positive stochastic's flat which is kind of it's not a good sign 54 percent it should be high on balance of volume is higher in the daily chart the regular strength has started to improve so that's why i'm saying i'm seeing some building with that we might be at a fulcrum right here this would be the exact price low in terms of looking at a plumb line right here i've got a feeling the plumb line is probably somewhere over there and i'm looking to the right side but there's a chance that if all this turns positive now i'm looking at the the hull of a boat where this is the left side quaro that's the the the quarter of the semicircle and then we're looking now even though this is the low i'm saying it's probably somewhere over there and now we're looking at it doesn't tell you how high at this point it just says now we've got the hull of the boat the right side is coming in so now everything's going to be higher highs and higher lows unless the repellent over the next few days says you start to slide back under 21 that means back year 20.41 the 200-period moving average in the weekly chart of the iShares silver trust and it'll be the same thing in silver they look look silver is exactly the same chart except that this inside track is a slightly different one because there was a double top and i'm using the right side so let me just draw that in here we go uh green pink i've got a little pink coming so i've got to go and check out we've got we've got charlie in framing him charlie how are you i'm doing well can you hear me okay i certainly can and your question is gfi i'm in it um and i'm interested in your take on whether or not it can get up into the uh like 16 dollar maybe well 14 50 15 dollars okay so we're looking at i'm a kind of a fundraiser okay a goal feels and and you would like to hold us at least uh week or two weeks or if it goes longer that's fine but you you you're prepared to look at it more shorter until it becomes intermediate is that correct exactly totally correct so the way i'm looking at and this is one of those that i was looking at and saying you know this is hell that 200 period moving at which absolutely fabulous and if you ever use this technique but look how it's set there it's made an arch formation it went to a slightly lower low to a trough e it failed at a peak or didn't fail but it it turned down at a peak b and now underneath it it's got a peak a and this is another gray leg b until it takes out that high i actually like this this is one of those that i was looking at and i was saying they don't all do this the way it took off from the 10 area going to the 14 50 and then pulling back to the uh 12ish area and now it's at 13 so this is the kind of chart that is for me much more constructive because it gives you exact parameters and you can see in i don't know if you're looking at the charts but in the weekly i've got the falling exformation meaning it made a peak either made lower lower highs and much lower lows and then there's this pattern right here and then all of a sudden it forms a base right there make high high higher lows much lower lows so high high low lows forms a base tries to take out this resistance line there it is there's a resistance line inside inside track chapter where every pattern zone wants to become a pro pattern zone if it does that it should have a parallel movement the same number of bars trying to get to the left side high so all of that meets the criteria that i'm looking at the um weekly chart went from long after being negative for quite a few weeks went along just for maybe two weeks it went it went pink and now it's going back to l but the week is just beginning so i can't talk about as if it's Friday at the close i like it so this is what i'm going to say to you what i like to do is to be as conservative as possible i start off with my trend lines at the most hit number of bars i might have to use a candle the full uh not just the wick but the full candle body sometimes and then as it moves up if it makes it very obvious to me that there's another series of highs and that's what i've done right now you can see it's so close to breaking out what price are you in um hang on um sorry to do this to you that's no problem at all i'm in it 13 dollars and 13 cents okay so you're up 60 cents so it gives you a little bit of a cushion this is what i'm going to say to you i would i don't want to tell you how to plan the trade because you've just told me that you're a swing trader but this is the way i would look at it if um if gold feels limited gfi can hold above right here if it can hold above 13 points let me double check i want to give you the right price 13.94 for more than 35 or 40 minutes in the next day or so i would add another position not big but just add a small position make that my trading position and keep my core that you're in it close to 13 and then what happens as soon as it breaks that level you look to the left side and the higher 14.18 on the 3rd of November that becomes your first target if it closes above that immediately you can say haha now the high that was made on the 18th of October at 14 whoops what was it 14 14 52 becomes the next target then i can start to look at the weekly chart and say aha now i've got something because it's broken out from this channel we've inside track repellent zone both in the daily and the weekly and that says that's nice and if you're looking at the monthly chart it's in a very strong well-defined up channel what i like to do in a channel like this is i like to grab um we've got a break coming up you know what it's worth doing this so if you want to hold on i'm gonna do a little bit of work and i want to show you the type of thing that i like to look at and maybe just give you a clue as to what could be your next parameters and i'll do that as soon as we get back can you hold on yep okay good first we've got johnny framing and we're holding on we're looking at gfi dials down 101 the gold report as a precious metal gold is still king it continues to hold the most effective safe haven and hedging properties across the global major trading hubs of the london otc market the us futures market and the shanghai gold exchange the 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itself gfi trading in 1372 up 64 actually up almost five percent today and gapped up but it doesn't always hold gaps but it has to i i suspect that the 1280 area is that where the 200 period moving averages is a worst-case basis on a pullback but as i say i'm looking at this and my weekly chart it's a little aggressive if i make my plumb line the low that was made right on the 200 period we are amazing look at the 200 period how it held and it had that huge move from nine to 18 almost doubled in fact from march and then it pulls back way too to the rising 200 period moving average so it's a rising line that's positive so a little bit aggressively but if i can see this trading at 14 anytime next week between now and next week then and it can start to close above the high that was made the week of the 26 which is at 1430 uh 1452 then i have a little bit aggressive i might have to modify this but it says that the high that was made both on the fourth of august which is 1140 and the high that was made are you loving the sound of these numbers i'm sure we get the 21st of july at uh 1605 that would be the chat wave inside track a repellent zone make it a dash line because that's what i always do uh right need to be consistent that's a little bit aggressive but that's kind of what i'd be looking at then the trend line that i'm using here the most hit number of bars that i think is very important at least by i confirms that in december there should be an attempt to get to the 15s 15.10 so all of us are saying that gold not all the gold stocks but some of look at gfi asa is moving very nicely to the upside asa is asa gold mine look at that big move up 3.3 percent today you've got i want to look at gald this is very gold see it they're not all participating uh and over gold they're not all participating so it's very specialized and that's why you've got one of those that's working very well so that's why i think that money will flow into the ones that are working best and that's what i'm looking at i hope that helps you yeah no i always value your input if you're the best asa thank you very much and a great thanks giving to you and your family especially for that compliment very special thanksgiving thank you so folks we're looking at down down 101 i i promise i had questions about it so let me just let me see if i skip yeah k r e remember i mentioned the if the financials were really being decimated like in 2007 that's where gold you know countries and big institutions go for gold as a security so the k r the k r e which is the this is the regional s and p banking etf uh as stored at peak c1 c2 but it's had a really nice move from the 37s to the 44s it's training a 44 70 right now but if you look at the rectangle formation of the weekly chart you've got an arch that goes to an a lower case m it's very different so the question was x well what do i think your k re i think it's okay but i think that the action of the xlf the s and b select financial is just a little bit stronger because they have some of the more strong banks i don't think it's time just yet for the k re to move but if you're in the k re it's it's holding very nicely on the daily chart right now can it move to the 50 level 49 50 well that's five points it's about 11 percent from here 10 percent well it first has to overcome the 200 period moving average of 46 it's called a 40 45 96 it's called a 46 that's like a magnet and look at this how important this 200 period moving averages it hasn't been there it just almost touched it back in july it went to what was it 59 49.57 and then it failed miserably came back down but made a higher low so it's making the second confirmation in fact i drawn this in because that was the measured move that i had it got there a little bit early let's just do this again so yes i think it's okay it's moving nicely it's going to need a lot more to break the magnet line of 46 to be able to get to i say 47 80 no i'd actually have to say 48 25 once it does that then it's headed towards this high over here so if you're in it i'm not sure it's the best vehicle right now but it can this is one of those that could have a sudden move to the upside and then stall maybe at the 49s you'd love 49 if you're in right now but then monthly chart did that beautiful left side right at price match from the 33 46 low in 2020 to the high of 78 back in january of 2022 it went to the exact time not the bar but and not the price but the exact low in the 34s six months ago and is trying to try to break out the the technicals are starting to improve and that's a big sign so okay next question came in could i look at aq st aq aq st is aq is no a cst others aq st wall what if this is trading in 2005 since it looks horrible but aq st is breaking it a quest of therapeutics inks biotech maybe i lost my notations from this this is i believe a and then it gets a repeat a so that's an a trading at 1.93 up 40 and some of you don't even bother looking at single digit stocks that's okay everybody has their own techniques the oh three b's uh would that would that be higher no this is a c and that's the d yeah it's in leg d i like it i think it's doing very well look look how it's pushed in a cup formation away from the territory and moving average i will just say this that it's in leg d the on balance volume is not overbought yet the stochastic's at 83 everything's positive so that just says i'd rather say not the upside at the moment but i would say 183 to 174 would be key support on this biotech stock that's really what you're going to be looking at in biotechs upside is unlimited because once they get going it's usually it's the left side high well the left side high i don't want to go there just yet it's way in the 232 229 high that was made in april of this year so let's not do this it's broken a downtrend line it's got a one-to-one to the upside i like it very much but on a very short-term basis it is leg d if there's one more flurry that flurry might just touch two and then pull back but most importantly for you is 180 185 183 just just about 180 to the 174 area that's going to be key support next question came in oh yeah thank you i got i got a congratulations today on something that i don't feel i should get a congratulations for i appreciate it but i didn't do what i kept talking about and this is symbolic ink end to end a even in my hour long video on on on saturday i said look i love this stock we're in a 21 we've taken a little bit off the ground all the way to 68 64.14 and then pull back recently we tried to get in and we took small little losses but i wanted to add to the position some of what that we took off and the earnings came out today's a 33 percent and i didn't let you hold it i apologize for that we got a fantastic game but for the new new entries might have missed it the reality is that navigating financial markets can be risky markets can be chaotic and difficult to understand having the 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that is a public warning um the other is that i will talk about the EVs where we are in relation to what i i'd be looking at the 1920s the whole relationship that goes on there the third thing is um yes i said i'd mentioned the microsoft but let me just tell you down 18 right now we went to that x that the number that i thought so now key support is going to be 45 30 in the s and p and you want to see so far this is just a i mean it's like an intraday pullback because yesterday we're up 200 very down 80 90 and the down down 18 is not a big deal at all so i'm anticipating so if after 130 today if the dow is still down minus 50 or more that just says look out for a weakish close um but i'm anticipating now i can go to the third thing i want you to talk about before we wrap up you'll go to Steve Rhodes yeah so obviously i'm real we were in a 21 for the stock uh symbolic enter and robotic warehouse automation i mean they've got everything going for them but they just didn't do quite what i wanted and i i put in fairly tight subs for new entries into just an add-on position um so we should have had even on the weekend i was talking about it i could on monday said okay for 37 this is grab it here is at 49 but this is a really good sign so for this particular stock and the other was microsoft so microsoft yes we're in the 338 level here 378 40 point gain um but most importantly it is on a leg d this is the alternate count i said an f slash c often goes to the team we've got to the d yesterday so microsoft is saying i'm getting a little bit kind of overbortish right now at a spectacular week and that corresponds to the dow i in du in leg c s and p in leg c i'm anticipating we get to those these yeah i could go a little high but i think we're getting very close to some kind of resistance level let's put it there i'm all