Hello and welcome to the session. My name is Mansi and I am going to help you with the following question. The question says, find the equation of the set of points P, the sum of whose distance is from the point A that is 400 and the point B that is minus 400 is equal to 10. Before starting with the solution, let us see the key idea behind the question that is if a point P that is x1, y1, z1 and a point Q, x2, y2, z2 are two points then the distance between them that is PQ is given by the square root of x2 minus x1 the whole square plus y2 minus y1 the whole square plus z2 minus z1 the whole square. Let us start with the solution to this one now. Here we are given two points this and this. Let a point P given by the coordinates x, y and z be the required point. Now distance between the point P and A is given by P A that is equal to square root of the whole square plus y minus 0 the whole square plus z minus 0 the whole square this is equal to minus 4 the whole square plus y square plus z square. Similarly we see that P B that is distance between the point B and the point P is given by the square root of the whole square because x minus minus 4 is x plus 4 plus y minus 0 the whole square plus z minus 0 the whole square this is equal to square root of x plus 4 the whole square plus y square plus z square. Since it is given to us in the question that P A plus P B is equal to 10 that means distance between P and the point A plus distance between P and the point B is equal to 10 therefore we can say that square root plus y square plus z square y square plus z square is equal to 10 4 the whole square plus y square plus z square is equal to 10 minus plus y square plus z square both sides plus y square plus z square is equal to 100 square root of x plus 4 the whole square plus y square plus z square. Now let us see this is how do we get this inside we put the formula of a minus b the whole square that is equal to a square that is 100 plus b square that is x plus 4 the whole square plus y square plus z square minus 2ab that is minus 2 into 10 into square root of x plus 4 the whole square plus y square plus z square. Now we see that y square plus z square gets cancelled from both the sides. We are left with minus 4 the whole square is equal to 100 plus x plus 4 the whole square minus 20 into square root 4 the whole square plus y square plus z square x plus 16 is equal to 100 plus x square plus 8 x into square root of x plus 4 the whole square plus y square plus z square. In the brackets on both the sides here we applied the formula for a minus b the whole square and here a plus b the whole square we see that x square gets cancelled from both the sides plus 16 gets cancelled from both the sides we have minus 8 x minus 8 x is minus 16 x minus 100 is equal to minus 20 into square root 4 the whole square plus y square plus z square 25 is equal to 4 the whole square plus y square plus z square. Now again squaring both the whole square is equal to 25 into plus y square plus z square it's on both the sides we get 16 x square plus 6 25 is equal to 25 into plus y square plus z square y square minus 25 z 25 is equal to 0. This we get because 16 x square minus 9 8 5 z square we get from the right hand side is equal to 200 x so 200 x minus 200 x becomes equal to 0 25 into 16 is equal to 400 and 6 25 minus 400 is 225. Now this one we get 9 x square plus 25 is equal to 0 so we say that our answer to the question is that the equation of the set of points p the sum of whose distances from the point a that is 400 and the point b that is minus 400 equal to 10 is plus 25 y square 25 z square 5 is equal to 0 so this is our answer to the question I hope that you understood the question and enjoyed the session have a good day


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That was a nice little seggy there. I know, did you see what happened? The Bucks with Dame Lillard leading the way, 141-29. They didn't even have Giannis in this one, but he did have 31 points. A career high, tying 16 assists. That's his first big game like this since joining the Bucks and in Bucks history. Bobby Portis, 31-10. They hit 24 of 41-3's. And Kevin Durant, weird night, 11 points, nine rebounds. But let's concentrate on Dame Lillard for a second here. 30 points and 15 assists. That was his first game of those numbers at least since joining Milwaukee. How do we make that happen more often? I think it comes with time. Even Dame said he came into the Milwaukee situation not trying to step on toes and kind of trying to find his rhythm and place with that group. He has to be the lead guy.  So with that being said, why not play through Dame? Why not give him the basketball and allow him to be himself and everybody else figures it out? Giannis to me has always been the type of player where he can put his head down in an open floor. Nobody can stop him. But now that they've started playing that two-man game together where he's a picker, he's a roller, he's giving them different looks, that makes them dangerous. And now Middleton back for his first game, then to have 22, we talked about all his chemistry. That's not a Chris Middleton problem. Chris has come in and that first game back, it looks seamless to me. And Giannis is their, I think Giannis is their best player, right? But that doesn't mean you have to play through him. I think they play through Damian Lillard and that opens up the entire floor for Giannis to even be better offensively.  No one's going to guard him one-on-one, especially in transition. So when you have a team like this, who had 18-3s in the first half last night, they should only get better with Giannis. But I think they have to play through Damian Lillard, continue to let him do what he does, and that's going to open up the floor and make Giannis's game even easier. Lou talked about Chris Middleton with the 22 points. Look, he missed 16 games and then just jumped back out there like nothing had happened. And that's not easy. That can't be easy. But title chances, where is he in the importance? Well, he's the key. He was huge in their title run before and he's huge now. And obviously they add Damian Lillard. And I think Chris Middleton and Bobby Porters are so important to this team. Every time someone's gone out, Bobby Porters has stepped up and had a great game. Chris Middleton, he's been in and out. He's been on a minute restriction. This game last night, this was the first time I've seen him almost just healthy and fresh and getting to his spots and looking like he did a couple of years ago. So it's a great luxury to have because this is another guy. He was their closer when they won the championship. The ball was in his hands. He was the one to go get a bucket. And now, so you see him kind of get back to his old ways, doing things like this, hitting step bags, posting up smaller guys. It's just another dynamic that they have when they have Giannis going downhill. They have Dame stretching the floor as defense. Now you have this guy who can kind of do a little bit of everything. It's huge. I was looking down and that this topic just took me to a dark place. Oh boy. Whoa, whoa. Game seven, I was on Atlanta Hawks and we had an opportunity to beat the Bucks. And Giannis was out and Chris Middleton put that team on his back. It had a 20.4th quarter and sent us to Cabo. And I'm thinking how important is this guy? Like he literally said, Giannis, no problem. I can go beat these guys by myself.  It was like he turned into Kobe Bryant out of the blue. Like he just, he woke up Chris Middleton and went to sleep Kobe Bryant. And that's what he did. And that's the look that he's gonna give this group. You know, if Dame doesn't have it, if Giannis doesn't have it, you have a guy that can go out and get 30 or go get 20 points fresh out of bed and hadn't played in 16 games. That's what Chris Middleton is gonna give to Milwaukee Bucks. I still like Boston, but if there's gonna be a team that's gonna challenge him for that title coming out of the East, it's gonna be the Milwaukee Bucks. And Chris Middleton's gonna be important. It's true. We've talked to all year long, Boston, Boston, Boston.  This team is complete. This team can shoot. This team is defending better, which you gotta give credit to Doc Rivers. But this team is deep. They have a lot of shooters, Malik Beasley. They have a lot of ways they can hurt you. But with Chris Middleton playing the way he did last night, if he can have those efficient nights and go get buckets, it's gonna be a dogfight when they play Boston. He's the X factor. And I will say, we gotta give Doc Rivers credit. Yeah, I think Chandler spoke a lot of before. The ball being in Damon Lillertan's, that was Doc Rivers saying it and making sure that they preached it and they practiced it. I think Adrian Griffin, just for whatever reason, could not get that across the team, could not get that across to the Yanis and to the Kumpo and Damon Lillert as far as the, yes, Yanis and Kumpo, I think everyone can say he's one of the best players in the league, probably the best player on this team, of course, but Damon Lillert, when the ball's in his hands, when he can be the closer, when he can be the lead ball handler, that's where this team thrives and is successful. All right, so with the Yanis thing and the hamstring, is that a big deal? My sense is, listen, he's been, the fact that he was at least able to warm up or try to play, you know, you just wanna make sure, especially this late in the season that he's 100%, especially with a hamstring. So I expect he's gonna continue to test it out every single week. And the hamstring is something that you don't wanna mess with because it can linger and it can get worse, but Doc said last night, this isn't an injury, they're just taking his time. Well, we saw, was it last week or the week before, like he warmed up and then he had the issue. And he made a weird movement. And then they just sat him and then he played the next game. So this late in the season with a player that good with the stakes this high, as far as I can understand, like it's really, like let's call it, like it's Milwaukee and Boston right now.  Can you? I'm not callin' it. No. I mean, Cleveland has to say about it, but can a team do an upset? But I think going in, you have to look at them too as the favorites. They can't.  And by the way, with the production that they're getting from Chris Middleton and Bobby Portas, this is just giving them even more confidence to not rush Yannis back because they know they can still win games against teams like Phoenix. I'm not sayin' it can happen. I'm sayin' that they're the favorites. Somebody's goin' upset somebody. But in March, with that said, teams start to separate themselves. You're startin' to see who's dead serious about tryin' to win a title and who's tryin' to stay above water. Barring a bad, bad injury from one of these guys is going to be Milwaukee, Boston and the Eastern Conference Finals. Or they might meet up in the, could they meet up in the, no they can't. Hold on, so are you offering a bet where we get to take the field in this thing? I would like to take that. Yes, I'll take those too. I would like to take that. You get anybody else. Okay, thank you. What's, what are you betting? Whatever you want. Whatever you want.  Boom. I like it. All right. What about us? These are bad, bad odds. You're like, wait, hold on, how did that math work out? I don't know. Somehow I still wanna take it. There you go. If you feel confident. Friend of the show, Isaiah Thomas. This was a fun tweet he had, Shoms. I got very happy when I saw this one. So he's got a gig. Isaiah Thomas, 10 day contract with the Phoenix Suns, 183. We know the numbers now. Nice tweet, that's a nice 10 days. Number $183,000 we'll make on this 10 day contract. The plan is for him to sign Tuesday or Wednesday. It's a 10 day contract, but that roster spot is gonna be his barring anything happening. I mean, he averaged 33 points and 45% three point shooting in the G League. All four games, he had 30 points or more. You think about shooting, playoff experience. He's been a part of the title chases in Boston. The veteran leadership, even if he doesn't play, I think that's a guy you can look at in the locker room as well. I got a great text statement from Danny Ainge over the weekend. Obviously their relationship when Isaiah Thomas got traded from Boston, we know there's a little bit of a grudge held there. There's a little bit of cold skin in that relationship. Then Danny Ainge brings Isaiah Thomas back to the Utah Jazz Organization. He plays for the Salt Lake City Stars that leads to this call up now. Danny Ainge told me, he's special as driven as anyone I know. He made a difference to everyone he was around in 10 short days in the G League. I couldn't be happier for him. Good pickup by the Suns. A lot of things accomplished for Isaiah Thomas, that relationship with Danny Ainge, being patched up is one of them. He's a good server. And anybody that knows IT knows he's the greatest guy. He's not going to come in there. He's going to be zero distraction. And last week, we could just see he's not given up. He's going to continue to try and not to do my own Homer show, but I did call Phoenix Suns because it makes sense. They have no point card. This kid has, and by the way, forget him being a great guy because he was killing. What did you say his numbers were? 34 and 44%? Like his first game, right? 33 points again. Yeah, like the guy, he deserves it. He went, he did his stint and now he, and I hope he gets an opportunity here in this 10 day stretch. Cause the Phoenix Suns, by the way, need a point card to set up that offense. And it can be a guy that's more deserving of the opportunity. You know, when you talk about veterans and how hard it is to get back in the league, get back on a team. For three years, IT has been consistently talking, tweeting, manifesting his way back into the NBA. So the Charlotte stint was a great one for him. Now he has an opportunity with Phoenix. Two compete for a championship if they can get it together. I don't know if they needed another scoring punch, but if you're going to add a scoring punch, Isaiah Thomas is one of the guys to go and get. I'm extremely happy for my friend. I shot him a text when he got picked up. This is great for him, great for his family, great for his career. This was a good one. But the Suns thing is weird, cause you know, he heard the KD numbers. This is a loss to a Bucs team with no honestly. At this point in the season, March, how concerning is that? You know, that game isn't concerning to me, cause they lost to a better team. Yeah, but no, Giannis, like how? Yeah, but listen, a Dame Lillard and a Chris Middleton have beat a lot of teams by themselves. Yeah, Bobby Portas playing by himself. Listen, that team, that team is, they're turning into an old machine. That team without Giannis can beat a lot of teams. So it's not really concerning to me. Like I said, them not really limping into the postseason, but we just hadn't seen, it's flashed without the fire right now. And at any moment they can turn into the one of the worst nightmares in the Western Conference. I just hadn't felt it. I hadn't seen it in, you know, I'm a groove guy, I'm a vibe guy and I hadn't felt the vibe. So I don't really, I don't really take that game to be too much, but you know, they gotta figure it out very soon. The concerning thing to me is how in the hell does Kevin Durant play 41 minutes and take 10 shots? I don't know. That's unacceptable, and he's gotta know that. He's got to be more aggressive. I don't care if they're bad shots. You're Kevin Durant, you have to be aggressive. You have to set the tone. And you're the best player on this team. You've been the best player everywhere you went, whether it was the Warriors, the Thunder, the Nets. Everywhere you went, you've been the guy. So don't ever play 41 minutes again and take 10 shots.  That was an odd KD night.


What they gonna do with me now? I'm still a twerk of the town. Fuckin' the sisters, I'm hoakin' them down. I'm reachin' the smiles and the frowns. Gang hop out, then we clarin' the truck. I gotta play.  We don't need you, but nigga, we wanted you. Love her condition. Got a show for my dissin'.  What's up, y'all? It's your girl Breanna Imani, and you're tuned in to another Talk of the Town interview. And who we gonna buildin' today? It's Harlem Baby, Fuggy Baby. Shit me, Kimmy.  GGU, we outside. Harlem. What is that? The huh.   Where did that come from? If you know, you know. If you don't get it, then I don't know what to tell you, but... All right, you ain't gotta do me like that. All right, well, yes, we got Fuggy Baby, Mr. Most Created for 2021. Congratulations on that. I appreciate y'all. Thank y'all. Thank y'all. How does that feel? I mean, it feel good, but we got mad work to do. But it feel good. I'm thankful. I'm blessed.  No, I'm blessed, but it's time to... Up it. Yeah, it's time to up it. You feel me? Okay, so walk me through your creative process. Of course, I'm talking about your creativity. So what does that look like? How do you get into all the stuff that you're doing visually, musically? Like I said, a lot of things I think about, but I also come to my team.    We want to catch people's eye. And that's what it is. It's like everybody coming together with their own ideas and just creating one. You know what I'm saying? Like a lot of times I write the treatment, but there's other assets or other resources that people bring to the table that make the whole project amazing. Okay, so what does your team look like? I'm right there. For the people who can't see it. You who are watching at home. What does your team look like? My team is all stuff. You feel what I'm saying?  You feel me? Like I can name a job. I got Cajun Waters, the engineer of Groot Guards Unite. I got Cool Money, Kwan as the artist. Tim Everett right there. He's an R&B groove right there. The R&B brumming, you feel what I'm saying? Yeah, I got Bullion. Top three. Not even top three. Top one videographers in the town. You feel what I'm saying? Brisby at all times. Blood up, y'all. Yeah, the team is just amazing. You feel what I'm saying? Like everybody know they roll. Everybody know they part. Nobody stepping on each other toes. Everybody's a thing, own leader. You feel what I'm saying? So that's really what my team is. Groot Guards Unite, the label, you know?  So how important do you think it is to have a solidified team? Because you know- Very important. It is. A lot of people like they'll like bounce between videographers or producers or whatever. So you think like it works in your favor using the same people? Yeah, everything. My goal is to have everything in the house. We don't got to go nowhere else. Everything. We got the graphic designers. We got the videographers. We got the engineers, the producers, the artists, everything. So it's like- For me, we save money like that.  You know what I'm saying? Like a team is real. Especially if y'all know y'all roll, a team is very essential into your success. So does that go into like GGU? Like the group? Yeah, yeah, yeah. So all that's a part of that. Hell yeah. Did you have the vision already or did it just happen? Like you was working with the same people and it was like- Oh, I had the vision and I was working with the same people. So it just made the event easier. Like what I'm saying? I just brought niggas into the vibe. You know, Kool was one of the main founders of the group. God said we just upped it from there. Like you know what I'm saying? So yeah, both sides. Okay, okay. So let's bring it back a little. So you from Harlem. Yes, sir. How is that like growing up in Harlem? I'm a Brooklyn girl. So of course. What's life of Harlem like?  You feel what I'm saying? It's like you just got to learn how to adapt. It was fun too. Like, you know, Harlem is like 50 blocks. So it was really was lit every avenue, every street. What I'm saying? Like it was just lit, you know, growing up to dip set. Shit. I don't, I really can't say that. Like I'm a Harlem nigga. Just home of the hustlers.  Okay. So who were you listening to growing up? Dipset. Um, 50. Um, 4 else. Buster, Missy. Um, J.  So at what point did you decide to start making music? Um, my niggas for real. They would start at year. Oh, okay. That's what I always say. Without my niggas, I wouldn't even be here right now.  And they always knew I had the potential.  After a while, they was like, nah, you need to really do this for real. So my first single was Bleaches, which went crazy. And then after that, I'm like, maybe I should do this for real. And then my fan base is real heavy with me. So it was like, I got to do this for them. I like it myself, but I really do it for the people. For me. Okay. So being that you didn't take music serious, so you didn't even think that you were going to be an artist. What was the plan? Like, cause I know you graduated with what? Like your criminal, was it criminal justice? Yeah. You graduated with your criminal justice degree. So like, what was the vision? I don't know. Like, I can't even tell you that.  But I knew I wanted more for myself at the end of the day. I didn't know if I was going to music. Like my passion was fashion, but I didn't know where to start. So I was like, I was just winging it until like, and music happened to really drop on my lap. Like I was surrounded by people who were doing music. I love music myself. So it was only right to do that. And I'm nice at what I do, what I'm saying. So it just makes sense. Was music pre or post graduation? Post. Post. Oh, so it was perfect timing. Yeah, it was perfect timing. So what was the reaction from like the people around you when you started making music? I can't even tell you that. I still can't explain it cause it's still, it's a lot because I didn't think from my first single, I would blow up like that or at least get the type of fan base that I got now. So it was just, it's unbelievable. Like I said, I'm blessed. I'm grateful. And like I do it for them. So it's still to this day, unbelievable. I got this type of core fan base from pushing people believing me in my game. And we ain't going to stop until we go in that jet. And we still going to keep going. So who would you say is your fan base? What are you making music for? Whoever listened to me like, I don't know.  You know what I'm saying?  And a call, you get hype. You're going to get money. You're going to do this. You're going to do that. Throw fur gone. I bet you get hype. Like I'm just a vibe setter. I want to have, I want to make people feel fun and feel confident about themselves.     Like is there anything outside of music that you would see yourself doing? Like, yeah. I'm going to let you answer that. Like I said, like once I reached that certain platform in music, I want to branch off to fashion. Okay. Nothing like personality wise, because before we started recording, you know, we was talking about like podcasts would be, like you really have like that personality. So there's nothing that you would want to do like. I mean, I'm part of the please for me. Shout out please. She got her own podcast, her own show coming out with Chelsea Nia. Y'all got to meet her as well. That's another part of the person, that is incredible on my team. She's a superstar within herself as well. But yeah, like I'm just on the music tip. I'm also, you know, trying to up my friends too. Tim Everett, one of the most talented niggas I ever met.  Cajun Ward is cool. So that's what it is. Okay. So back to the music. So I saw, and I think it was like a major stage, like the quick little snippet that you did with them. You said your, the studio is your happy place. It is, it is. So what is it about the studio? Like set the vibe for us. Like when you go in the studio, what does that look like? We go in the studio, you feel me? Before I make any music, I throw on music just to get the vibe.  Get the vibe right. Everybody vibing.  Or my man Cajun cook up beats. Just literally just vibe.  And eventually we just go in the booth and start recording. Okay. So how do you choose what songs you want to drop versus what songs you kind of want to keep in the tub? It's all about a feeling. Like I know as soon as I start recording and then when it's recorded and I listen to it, that's when I know I'm dropping that song.  No, I know. Like that's why I don't really release a lot of music. And if I do, it's just really a large project. But I'm very particular to where it's like, I know when I'm like, I know I'm going to drop it. I know I'm going to use that. I know this is going to be a hit.    That's a good question.  But one. Freak. That's the song you got with Billy, right? That's the song with Billy, right? Yeah, it was beneficial too, because beneficial straight facts. Speaking of freak, you made that song with Billy. Yeah. The visuals was dope. So how was it working with, like, do you like working with female artists? I love them.  Shout out to all the artists, but the females got it right. Shout out to y'all. But yeah, like I love working with female artists. Shout out Connie, Billy, B, Lola, London, K, Ola. Like, they wilding like young Devon. They wilding. I love it. If I had the choice, I want to work with Ola. Nice.  I want to collect Ola, Infinity Stones. So I'm saying. Crying. So, I mean, what you thought about the site if that came out with Ola? Literally, what was your name? I was talking to Gabe. I'm like, yo, you did something that a lot of people trying to promise but that they can't make it happen. That was beautiful.  You know what I'm saying? Shout out to Gabe, too, on the radar. All right. So as you're going up, what's something that you've learned about the industry so far that you wish that maybe you would have had a heads up on beforehand? Anything? What's something in the industry that I wish I hadn't? Like a heads up on. Like, something that you wish you would have known sooner? Shit. I don't know.  Then that's good. If you don't know, then that's good. Yeah, I mean, I'm worried about what he and my team got going on right now. I ain't thinking about it. We are the industry. How about that? So everything is going as planned? Yeah. In my knowledge, for real. We're doing what we got to do. We're doing it independently, too. Okay. So there haven't been any hiccups so far? I mean, it's always going to be hiccups. That's just part of this music life. Before me, it's just getting back up and just up in it. You know what I'm saying? But it's going to be days when you wake up, you feel discouraged or it's going to be a hiccup.  You just got to rise above from that. So yeah, that's right. Okay. All right. So how would you classify the music that you make? I know that you're kind of versatile, I would say. You make a lot of different types. But what would you say, like, if you had to classify it, how would you? It's a Harlem nigga. I don't know. I don't know how I can specify myself because I could do whatever. I don't know. I could do the vocal shit, I could rap. It's whatever you feel like the audience want to hear at that moment. I got songs for everybody. Okay. So forget the audience. What do you like doing the best? Whatever type of vibe I'm on. It doesn't matter. Okay. For real, that's a real answer. Whatever vibe and mood I am feeling at that moment is what I'm doing. Okay. So we already talked about who you were listening to growing up. Do you have any inspirations? Overall, outside of music as well too. Let's talk about music first and then you can give me your inspiration. My inspiration with music is, I would say, Rick Ross, what I'm saying, Tiana Taylor, Harlem goddess, Lil Durk, you feel me? People like that. Oh, Ronnie Faye, creator Kiff. Yeah, I could say that off the head right now. Okay. Well, I just actually went outside of music too because I said the fashion. That's my people though. I'm sorry. That's my people. That's my inspiration for right now. Okay. So that's all of them? You got somebody else? For right now. Okay. Okay. Okay. Going off of that, who are your top five artists right now? Top five artists right now? Oh yeah, that's easy. I got Kendrick Lamar, number one. I got The Weeknd and number two. I got Lil Durk at number three. I got Schoolboy at number four. This is right now. I ain't going to talk about that a lot. At number five, I would say, I need Lil Baby or Gunna. That's my niggas right there. I'll say Gunna. Okay. I don't know. Maybe I missed it, but I didn't hear no New York artists on your list. Am I bugging? Nah, you didn't. You listening to anybody right now? Yes, I am. Who you listening to? Who on your playlist? I ain't going to lie. Shout out. I'm glad you said that too. I listened to Tim Heavier since he dropped Casco Band. I listened to my man Tim. Who on listening to New York right now? I listened to Ray Mootla. Leak Bucks. Okay. They know world. Deli. Okay, so outside of the ladies that you already mentioned, is there anybody that you would like to collaborate with? Like I said, I want to work with Cash. I want to work with Fligo from Game Tivity. I want to work with... It's a couple of people I want to work with. Lola Brooke. You said outside of the girls. Yeah. Okay. Yeah, that's it. Okay. Well, I see that you would be with Capella a lot.  Let me talk about that. How did y'all meet? Like just being uptown. You feel what I'm saying? He been doing music. He heard about me, I heard about him. And then we eventually just started just like cookouts, different events in the summer. We just linking. You know what I'm saying?  We just linking. And we ended up becoming cool. And then we, obviously we got common interest and also with music too. So it was like the relationship was there. And not only just Cap, everybody around his circle, I had a connection with.  And it's like, that's another thing I want to work with. And I feel like it's definitely top in the city right now. But I don't understand how I just forgot that. But yeah, Capela is definitely talented. His album is going to be O.D. Are you on it? Can't speak about that right now. But his album O.D. It's not a no. I said it wasn't a no. I don't know. So boys, his album is going to be O.D. like Gallagher's the tip of the iceberg, but he got so much vibes coming through. He's going to shake the town for real. Shout out to Cap, shout out to the whole ETF. Okay. So do you feel like you have the support of Harlem? Hell yeah. I'm home baby for a reason. Okay. All right, well that's good. I mean, I just wanted to ask, because I noticed that you like, what is it, the Juneteenth? Yes, yes, yes. I throw it with Deli and Ori as well. Were you doing that before you started making music too? Like how long has that been going on? It's about to be the three-year anniversary for Juneteenth. We did it for two years already, so. And what made you want to do that? Like just for the culture? I've always been heavy into throwing parties and doing shit for the people.  It just made sense. Like, and it coincides with music too.   Like we literally have different hoods, different sats, pulling up. We bother. Do people like tap into your stuff more like after every cookout? Like do you feel like it gives you a tour? I feel like yeah, dude, yeah. That's just inevitable. It's gonna happen because more people, you know, track will just cook out. They're gonna find out who's throwing it, who is that. You make music or let me tap in. Yeah, of course.  So like, do you feel like stuff like that, like being outside, word of mouth is, do you feel like that's a marketing tool? Do you feel like, what do you use as your marketing tool? We're gonna start there. Let me say that. What I use is my marketing tool. Yeah. Yeah, I wouldn't say, I don't want to say throwing parties and marketing tool because I do that genuinely. But marketing tools is just being me. Just doing what I do and just posting it.  I don't necessarily be like, oh, I'm just showing people what I do.  That's what I'm saying. It's not, yeah.  No, but I need to.  Right now it's just literally organic. Oh, that's good.  Right. It has to happen. So that's what we work with, me and my team working on right now. We have everything. We just now, once we put that digital marketing, we are there. So for an upcoming artist, what are three things that you think are the most important keys to success? Definitely a team. Number two, being true to yourself and being consistent and persistent with your work. A lot of people have those two, but they're not consistent or don't have the proper work ethics to be successful. You've got to be consistent, keep dropped. You've got to be persistent knowing that, keep pushing out to the audience.  They just cap it. And your team, they all got to know their position. They all got to know their role and y'all got to just prosper on that avenue. What I'm saying? So you said a lot of people, they rap what they, they know what they rap about basically is what I got from that. So would you say like there's a part of you in all the music that you write? Of course. Yeah. I don't never write no cap. Like, ain't no cap in my rap. Like, it's always going to be a ball too.  But 98% of what I say is real.  So we at the beginning of 2022. What can we expect coming up for the, for the rest of the year?  I got a lot of things coming in store. You said more videos and we didn't really talk about this, but you just dropped some fire visuals.  You are. Yes. So let's talk about that real quick. Like where did that vision come from? You know, just trying to tap in and just relate to what people go through daily, you know what I'm saying? Like it was a message to where it's like, you know, no matter how much love and loyalty you pour into a person, like it may not be reciprocated. And sometimes like you get the short end of the stick for that. And I know a lot of people in the towns, not even in the towns in the whole world go through that. So I just wanted to kind of like go into that lane and speak to people like it'd be like that. And it is, it's still going to be here. We're still going to get it done. And, you know, we wanted to correlate that with the visuals. So we wanted to just execute on that aspect. So whose idea was it? Like, Oh, it's definitely mine, but it would have never came into play without also bully as well, too. Right. But I definitely wrote the treatment. And that's usually how it goes for most of the videos. Yeah, definitely.  You know what I'm saying? And then I send it out, I send it to my directors. And they put their little sense in and then right there is a movie. So how long does it usually take you to like come up with the come up with the idea and then record and then have the finished product? Like how long does the whole process take? It depends. Like there's really no time stamp on it. Like I said, it's all about a vibe. It's all about a feeling. So sometimes it could take literally an hour. But it's all about a feel and that moment. OK. All right. So you say you know you up in there you get more creative and everything. So I know we talked about collabs that you want to do, but do you have some like that's already working that you could share with us? I'm gonna tell y'all what's going on. Let's hear it. Let's hear it. Some collabs I'm working on right now. Me and my engineer Cajun Waters we doing a little EP going on right now. Me and Billy B working on song right now. That's just that. Yeah, and the groove gods is a label.  We have a groove god camp in two weeks where all the creators, writers, producers, and different people come in and just work for three days in the Poconos. And we've all really made music and magic. So yeah, those type of projects we've been working on. So that's exclusive to like the groove gods or is that like something that other people could tell us? No, other people's tapping in. So that's why we making it a camp. And we also inviting outside people to come in like we feel it's fit or it feels talented or you know, just we want to work with other people as mad dope other artists out here. Are y'all still accepting reservation? Can you, can people still? What you want to do? Uh-uh, what you want to do? Like if let's say somebody was watching this and they was like, oh, that sounds good. I want to go to the Poconos. Yeah, we going to do this annually. But this one is a dub. It's already booked. Everybody in their place right now. Damn. Sorry guys. All right. So is there anything like that you would just advise upcoming artists as they're going up like? Yeah, like I said to be real to yourself. What I'm saying? You got to really be tapped into with you. If you love music, really be tapped into it. Don't move on other people's time. It don't do it.  What I'm saying? And that, but I do want to come off this real quick. Shout out to all our artists. Shout out to all our artists. Drill music is doing its thing is on its peak right now. I love what it's doing. It's putting New York on the map, but it's bloggers talk of the town. It's like what New York sound like. It's more music to drill. You feel what I'm saying? Y'all need to tap into more of these artists out here. You feel what I'm saying? Like, and y'all, like I said, shout out to all of them. I'm jacking it. You feel what I'm saying? Y'all doing an amazing job, but y'all missing a lot of creative and a lot of artists out here that's getting overlooked because y'all only focus on one aspect of this music shit in New York. There's so many lanes and so many creatives and so many artists out here that they not getting noticed because blogs that tend to go with trend right now.  So I'm just saying, y'all got to tap into what's going on in New York. You know what I'm saying? So if you had to, because that was a very strong statement, but of course, you know, I can't validate how you feel and I respect you for coming up here.  So I just want to be open to where it's like, there's so many niggas out here, so many dope artists that's not getting the proper recognition that they should be getting. Like, cool. Girl cold, you feel what I'm saying? Like, there's a lot of people out here. And girl cold, yeah. Nah, girl cold is cool. I'm just saying, there's a lot of people out here. Like, that's y'all missing. I feel like, I just feel like I need to tap in a little bit more. That's all I'm saying.      I'm glad I'm up here. And I just wanted to give y'all my insight. Drops mic. Respectfully. So is there anything else that you would like for the people to know before we get off this? Anything that we haven't covered yet? Anything you want them to look out for? I just want to thank y'all. I want to thank y'all for getting me up here. This platform is amazing, like I said. I want to thank y'all for even putting me as a nominee and actually winning this award for most creative artists of the year. Like I said, I'm blessed, but it's more work to do. I want to rack up on these. I want like ten of these.  Y'all been tapping in since I started doing music. You already know the vibe. And y'all doing y'all thing. We just gonna up it.  Oh yeah, hold on. First day merch out now.  I got my own hoodies. We do our own things out here. I'm not gonna... That's cute or whatever. Nah, we'll be here. Shout out, shout out to y'all. All right, so shout out your Instagram, TikTok, whatever it is that you got. Harlem Baby, my Instagram is FergieDotBaby. You can find me on all digital platforms. All you done by me too is out now. Expect more work to be done. More videos, more singles, more GGU, more all that, more Harlem, you feel what I'm saying? Y'all saw. All right y'all, thanks for tapping in.


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. Hi folks, Basil Chapman here. Tiger Technicians are, what have we opened? What did I do there? Whoops, cancel. Sorry, let me do this again. What I was going to type was an Eiffel Tower. That's one of the Chapman Wave techniques that we like to look at here. Tower A failure pattern. All right, let's just talk patterns for a moment. This is what we're looking at. Made a peak after the 1-minute E-mini chart right there at 42, what was that? 4205-ish, complementing down in leg E to the downside of the 1-minute chart. This is only a leg A after an A failure. So what do I talk about? There's a pattern that looks like an uppercase A, goes straight, Eiffel Tower goes straight up, and then straight down and fails, and that becomes an A-minus. Not a good sign. So I said to subscribers this morning, much more cautious. We did buy the UDAL yesterday for a trade, but I got out of it very tiny. Three times long position and we get about a 1% loss. That's amazing. But I am looking at this and saying, I think this is the moment that we've got to become cautious. There are a number of reasons for it. Let me just go through them one by one. First of all, the Dow has been the laggard, but to see the Dow making lower lows and lower highs in this arch formation and in the weekly chart, this arch that becomes an M-shaped pattern. Let me show you. You see this roll over here, then it hits the midpoint and then it rolls over again. Well, have a look at this. It's a pattern that repeats over and over and over. Look here, it's crude oil. Crude oil of the day did the same thing, arch and arch. See, I've got to be really careful here. I like to see the Dow leading. If it's not leading, it needs to be participating in this particular moment. We've got a Dow that has been failing since the 34,257, made the first high. Yeah, a month later and we've gone from 34,257 to 32,814. Hey, just about a 2,000 point decline. That's not a big deal or less than that. It's not a big deal, but it's a big deal if you start to look at it this way. Look, the S&P is making a peak D as we speak. If there's no new high, about 4231.10, which was yesterday's high. We were waiting for that D. It came in. Now we've got a peak D and a peak D. Other things can happen in the Chapman Wave methodology. We've got a rising trend line. The narrowing wedge formation says that if the S&P closes under 31, what was that? 31, I can't see it exactly. Right there. If it closes under 41, I'd say 60. And we're at 41, 81 right now. You've got to start being careful because that left side low of 5, the 24th of May is going to be somewhat tough to... Well, it could be tested very quickly. So there are a couple of things going on. I'm going to go through the difference. Right now, perfect timing because we've got John in fully. John, how are you? Basil, I am doing very well. I see you're doing the same.  Yeah, it was actually fascinating. And in fact, I want to take a picture. I took a picture of a tennis play that I played with because there was in one of the counties, it was a store and it had his name printed on the building. It was a shop. And I thought it would be good to take it back. And then I saw another one and it had John Cheney. And I thought, oh, I should take a picture. And then I thought, no, I'll just tell him about it. So you're famous.  Yeah, it was really beautiful. Yeah, the certainly my surname, the ancestry dates back to England, no doubt. And we were in Salisbury, different parts of Britain. We were in London, but we also went off for about four or five days along the coast of Chessel Beach. And that's where that's Dorset and Portland, all the familiar names from here in the Boston area. You've got Waymouth, all the names that are familiar. But it was so beautiful. It was really just pretty and it was great. So, John, what are we looking at? First, I think there's why were you on the side the past decades, right? They told you, and no doubt about that. John, you're cracking up a little bit. I think I do, please, about two names, NVIDIA and Avago, that's your Broadcom today, ABGO. Clearly, those stocks have rallied huge. And my question is, could you please go over both those names, NVIDIA and Broadcom, ABGO, and just share with us or show us. I'm watching on Tiger TV. Show us the daily and the weekly charts and your Chapman Wave counts. And answer this question. Is there anything in your work on those two names that suggest to you important tops in either or both are imminent? Or, alternatively, if the surges are likely to make it to higher highs in the fullness of time? So, those are my two questions. I appreciate that. I'll take it offline. Okay, thank you, John. Those are absolutely fabulous questions because I was doing work on just these stocks over the last two days. So, first of all, I don't like it ever when a company changes its name. I mean, Mondalis, you remember that change was at Full Morris, those guys? Then you had Facebook changed its name to Matter. Google changed its name to Alphabet. I don't know why they do that. And also, the names just never click. The original names are the names Broadcom. That was Broadcom, right? So, Broadcom has a symbol ABGO. I think they took over a Vagio, but they kept the symbol and kept the name at the same time. So, trading at 0 to 801.56. So, this is the semiconductor area. And let me go through this. On the right side is the monthly chart. It extended a huge in May alone. It went straight up to a legs D and is now in a leg D and it means that in the entire month of June, there's no new high above 921.78. That was yesterday's high. It then makes a peak D in the monthly. That's number one. The technicals, the magnus goods, the casics at 82%. The on balance volume is a little bit overboard. The 9 is over the 14. All the technicals are there to say the confirmation of the rally with the month ending today is in place. It doesn't say the confirmation of the rally should keep going. It just says at this particular moment, everything's in place to confirm that you had the technicals elevated to the point where they were confirming the very sharp price spike. In the weekly chart, it's exactly the same thing. There's one difference. And that this extension has gone to a leg F. I can give it an alternate count. I see no reason at this point to give it an alternate count because it could still pull back, make new high and go to the G. If there's no new high next week above 9.21.78, I should even say this week we've still got two and a half days to go. You've got a break coming up, and I wanted to spend just a moment on this because I'm going to include the SMHs here to show you that you need to put the whole pie together. I'll be back. Basil Chapman, $2.38. SAP is down 27. We're looking at the semiconductor index. I'll be right back. If you're looking for potential trading setups in the stock market, then Rocket Equities & Options Report is a newsletter you should try. Tommy O'Brien delivers options and equity trades when the markets present them using a combination of fundamentals and technicals. Sign up for Rocket Equities & Options Report today with a 30-day money-back guarantee so you have nothing to risk. For all the details and to start your subscription today, visit the front page of TFNN.com. TFN, educating investors. You might think that if you want to be successful in trading in the stock market, you're going to need a crystal ball. After all, it's impossible to predict the future, right? 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Available to all tigers and tigers for just $1 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. Toll-free at 1-877-927-6648 internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Hi, folks. We're back. So this is now a really difficult situation for those people who want to do like fund managers who wanted to increase or wanted to have AI or semiconductors in their portfolio. What do you do now? That's exactly the same question that should be asked if you are long. What do you do now? That's a much easier answer because all I would say is you have no choice. Money management says there's been a spectacular run. I usually say take a little bit off. I would say take a lot more than a little bit off. If you have enough in your portfolio I would definitely take something like a third off. Why? Because if we go higher, no matter what happens, however high we go from here, the whole area, say for NVIDIA at 390, right now having made a high yesterday of 419, was it 419 or 420? 419.38. Let me just type that in here. 419.38. Is that at some point it will be right back here in the 390s. At this stage, just money management, not even saying this is something that I want to hold for three years or five years. It's got nothing to do with that. It has a situation where the gap from the 300 area to the 360s, 370s, that gap is huge and gaps on the upside, I always say when you're coming off a low, you don't have to fill those gaps. I mean we've got gaps from March 2009 that some of them haven't been filled in. March 2009 at the low, yes. But this is different, gaps to the upside at some point become a focal point. So that's number one.  Number two is if you have a really good position and you now want to add to that position because you have a longer term outlook that's bullish. The second is regardless of what happens, if you're in earlier on, this is the moment that just money management says take something off.  So that's the second. The third is what do you do if two aspects are involved? One is you're using it as a benchmark for the market and that's what I'll be talking about tonight when I speak to the Boston Investors Group Meetup. As a guest speaker, it's free, just go to the front page of, just Google it, go to Boston Investors Group Meetup and it'll be there for tonight. Basil Chapman guest speaker, March the 31st, 7 p.m. Eastern Time. And this is what I'm going to try to resolve over the period of the day so that I can articulate a little bit better. So the aspect now of whatever's if you're not in but it's an area you would like to get into, there's no choice. I don't think you have a choice. You have to wait. You can buy an option, but I'm not going to get options. That's something else completely different. I'm saying if you have to wait for a video, this link to the upside is confirmed in every way, technically in every way but emotionally. The emotional side says, wait a minute, what is that monthly chart? Is that a G or is that an A?  A says, are you kidding? That means we've got another for the entire year. It's a monthly chart. You can't get to a D unless every other month you go up and down in new highs and then make a peak and then another high and make a peak. So that takes you seven months. So do we have seven months left? Yes, we do. So just about. So all I can say is that this is a moment to be taking something off now on a purely technical aspect. The on-balance volume in video monthly chart is overboard. That's the only thing I use as an overboard or oversold technical tool. The stochastic, even getting to 98%, 99%, I say that is extremely positive and all you can expect is that over time it's going to be coming down to the 70% level but it can stay here for a while. So that's really different because that's not a timing method. That's to say, yes, you should go down on the stochastic at some point with the price. Timing says on balance volume in the monthly chart says it's overboard but you can't talk about it until you look at the weekly chart. The weekly chart says, what's overboard? Look at that blue line there. But the stochastic is flat at 93%. That is really positive but it's been there for quite a while so it could be ready to turn down. The other aspect is the daily chart on balance volume is extremely overboard and he's pulling back a little bit today. So all I can say is upside looks limited to me. That's not to say you couldn't have isolated sudden bursts. I mean, what happens if the whole deficit, the whole budget aspect is resolved to the point where the market says, phew, that's out of the way. Let me have a little bit of a rally. That can happen at any point but we've also got inflation. We've got a whole bunch. There's always something. You remember I've got this chart right here. This is the chart that says, hey, just don't forget that we have right there. We have this looming at the top, this dark cloud that's looms as a kind of a cautionary thing that says dark news cloud cover will constantly embrace bad news and that will be a market cap. So that's this big rectangle over here. All right. And that says we're ready for anything to come down but that doesn't mean to say we're going to smash to the downside. We could rotate to the downside but the one area I thought could help us is not going to help us and that was the financial. So here we go. Question on Nvidia. I'd say the 360s, it's a 391 right now. The 360s will be the real test of whether or not Nvidia is going to spring back and go to higher highs or whether this is, this is not, people are comparing it to the top in 2000. You know, in the top in 2000, you had everyone, no matter where you went, if you were standing at the bank waiting to deposit something, there were people talking about the stock market. Wherever you went, the barbershop had a TV on that had, remember those days you could get it, it was TFNN, no, TTTiger. No, it wasn't, it was Financial News Network. I used to be able to get that as a TV show just running without any payment. It was everywhere. This is very different. This is a momentary thing that says, oh my God, we've gone hysterical towards AI. So I'm saying to you, Nvidia represents, this is the benchmark and it's starting to pull back. It's only just barely begun, hasn't even got to where it was three days ago. So it's just the start of something. If you look at, what was the other one? Where do we go? Oh, that was the Broadcom and I'll go to that in a moment. And that said, where are we? AVGO, yeah, there we are. AVGO, we've got to type it in the right place. AVGO. 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Way back when he was in Boston in 1980s to promote Investors Business Daily, I had always said the Wall Street Journal once in a while would put a chart and here comes a guy and everything is filled up with charts. He talks technical analysis. Brilliant man, brilliant man. He took an idea. He built it into a business because he had the veracity and proved it by his own portfolio and it was really for the people in the financial area. I remember at the time I was doing I had Fidelity as a client and they were so slow to pick up on technical analysis there. Yeah, the head technicians who I worked for, who I did work for did technical analysis. That's what they were there for. The idea of fund managers never did it and he produced an instrument that was visual, it was emotional, it was technical, it was impactful and I think it helped literally millions of people in the financial world and for that I think this tremendous respect and really a fantastic innovator and he produced the goods and he produced it every day. To this day it's a fantastic investment paper, IBD. So yeah, thank you Tommy. And a very nice well, I can't say I never speak to him, I heard him talking but I've never spoke to him personally but Tom did and he was very amable, he was very modest. Very nice. So okay, back to here. We're looking at Avagio was the company taken over by Broadcom, AVGO is a symbol, it's not failing, it had a spectacular session yesterday, one of the biggest candles it's ever had in its history. All I can say is that I don't think it's all over for the semiconductor industry. I think this is just an already overboard situation and they'll be back. Will they test the highs? I'm going to say yes. I know that's a little controversial having had such a spectacular move and will they test the highs this year? I'm going to say yes. Okay, so with that said I just want to show you a look at advanced micro devices, spectacular move pulling back very modestly from yesterday's move down three at 122, when I say modestly I mean in terms of the patterns, the technicals are still very strong as the leg E in the weekly, a leg C, wait a minute A, B, there it is, leg C in the, yeah, leg C in the monthly chart, I think it will try to test the all-time highs at some point and probably this year what was the other one? I don't know, applied materials applied materials also very strong pulling back sharply today, yeah they're all making peak DE or something after a D or later and that says they're ready for a pullback and I'm going to call it a pullback at this point I'm not going to call it a crash anything like that because I still see, look how steady it's had many of these moves before if you look at applied materials weekly chart it's done on the left side, right side price time-match, the target I had I didn't, we don't have this but I'm saying that I had drawn in 142 was the high back in the week of the first of April of 2022 and now it had a high just the other day of 140 sorry 138.80 so I just missed it and it's still got another couple of weeks to go for left side, right side price time-match so yeah I like this very much but I'm just saying I think that it's appropriate to take something off you can always put that back and we will talk over the next couple weeks or so where would be an appropriate place to be putting money back to work there I don't want to go through the others I'm just saying this is the area it's an area that qualifies because the QQQ has had the same move it's broader because it isn't just it's tech it isn't just semiconductors so it's pulling back it had a target the target of 334 for the three weeks ago we went right through that and the high yesterday was 354 wasn't it? 353.93 so 353 I'm going to type this in 353 okay so that's there and the other thing I want to look at is XLK and I'll be talking about that I'll be talking about this tonight I'll probably make it much more abbreviated because the deed has been done we had made this high and we are pulling back so this is a digestive phase we're looking at looking at the XLK because it's much broader S&P select tech spider fund doing this is the one that says to me that 177.04 the high of the December of 2021 I think we're going there in the year 2023 we're going to test that we might be extended now which means some part of this first part of June might be real shaky and then perhaps we start at the end of June beginning of July start moving up again that's the way I'm looking at the market overall now I want to do something else so Tommy was in his show the morning market kickoff Tommy was talking about AAP so AAP is down just a little bit today just down 32% down 36.75 advanced auto parts made a peak way back in 22 around about January so 240 area and now it's at 75 so this is something that's really important let me just go through this because it's part of what I'll talk about tonight the reason why I do not like what's going on in the market right now especially since the financials are actually deteriorating at this particular point you know with yields going higher the banks should actually be profiting but they're not and that makes me kind of nervous so AAP is advanced auto parts and it's kind of telling us about the market and about the economy in many ways so there's another one that I'd like to look at AZO is AutoZone it made a peak E doji candle I spoke about this some time ago and I forgot all about this I'm looking at the data chart looking at the data chart saying wow look at those huge gaps stocks that make two big gaps to the downside they kind of done they take a long time to fill those gaps so this is AutoZone auto parts I forgot about this I typed in here unconventional fat base restart back to the 2320s and the reason was there's a tech I don't want to go into that right now maybe Tech will try to do that but in the meantime back at the wrench oh and I'll be doing my show tomorrow at 8 o'clock to 9 o'clock I have an appointment I couldn't change so that's maybe a little difficult for me but I'll do 8 to 9 tomorrow so I it says that if it goes in 3 bars above D it's an instant possible instant restart but if it keeps coming back to the low of the trough that made the peak D be careful because that can especially if it takes out that low it needs to keep going higher at some point you're going to make a high that whoops goes go right through this 2320s and yeah it is right now 2300 amazing how that works I forgot all about I'll be back in a moment Basel Chapman Tiger conditions are down to 70 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 gold report Tom O'Brien publishes his weekly gold report every Monday morning for subscribers consisting of coverage of the XAU HUI GDX the dollar bonds the South African rand as well as 25 different mining equities with specific buy sell recommendations the gold report new subscribers get a 30 day money back guarantee so you have nothing to risk subscribe to Tom O'Brien's gold report newsletter now at TFNN.com are you looking for a way to consistently add winning trades to your 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reality has these sudden U shaped spikes big spike up and then it pulls back sharply and then has another spike to the upside this is leg C and is pulling back below the 200 period moving average I wouldn't be surprised that if it goes down below 4.60 and kind of test the 4.20 area and then maybe in the low fours it suddenly picks up strength and goes to a D but you might have to wait to keep you look at the you have about a week or so in between each spur to the upside so let me go back to what we were looking at here so the other one is orally orally I haven't finished notating it so this is a leg C G slash C in the week in the monthly chart let me just finish this up here G slash C a rally automotive this is an E a peak E already in place in the weekly chart all the technicals are very good in the monthly and the weekly the daily technicals so this is a D and that becomes an E right here ha this is interesting E right there is this going to be one of those cases where we actually have oops a failure pattern yes could be so look at this we've got E there's never an H remember so E that's F slash B look at this F slash B oh no that can't be because that was way too deep so that has to be yes yes yes so that's a G slash C and a D right there but that's only because of the same thing we were looking at before that this is a Chapman wave unconventional flat base restart once you took out that low if you were with a mag D so strong you want to keep the count going alphabetically goes to a D promise and it takes out the left side low so that's an unconventional flat base restart it's something you have to do many times and then all of a sudden you just pick it up by eye that's the reason why for was it AZO I typed this in AZO there was another one we were doing the other day and I said oh my goodness I haven't even seen it I typed it in I haven't looked at it for a long time it was a daily chart can't remember what it was unconventional flat base restart and that says if you take out after an instant restart keep taking out but keep running to higher highs this is one that says be careful because at some point you're going to smash below the trough and that's exactly what we did there all right enough with that let's go to where we are what are we looking at here so we are we are long for subscribers from opening call we've been long for quite a while bots bots now has had a big move down 2.3% down 64 cents at 27 16 hit 28 round number high with a doji candle that to me always is I'll be careful and it's in gsas c in the daily chart um leg e right at the chat wave inside which target resistance line resistance in the weekly chart monthly chart is leg b and the technicals have improved so this is going to be a very necessary pullback but it's not I don't think it's the end at all I think in fact the all time high was in the 40 area 40 point something else 39.99 remember now it missed it by one penny let me just type that in that's funny 39 come on 39.99 give me a round number I have was somewhere around I'll call it January for now 1 2 0 2 3 2 that's right okay so in the meantime back at the ranch this is in play bots is the global x robotics and AI ETF that's why I'm saying this has got nothing to do with 20 with the year 2000 the dotcom bubble this I mean if anybody lived through that you will know that if you looked out your window if you're on a farm somewhere in the sky someone there's a plane would be putting the Dow Jones or the NASDAQ symbols in clouds I mean it was every you could not go anywhere without the word stock market being discussed people are talking about having made thousands and thousands in the 915 to 930 on stocks that we mentioned takeovers with some almost doubled in the 15 minutes before the bell the start the bell opened so this is nothing to do with it it's a microcosm and it has the same effect and that says be ready for some kind of investor phase and that's what's going on now I do want to do this XLF I had some questions about the financials look the XLF had a chance yesterday of just showing some strength it did show a little bit of relative strength it's given it all back today and it's making the pattern that I call the dreaded H potential in the weekly chart off through peak A I'm always very cautious about that and that's just this is another reason why I said to drivers no new no new positions stock positions but we will be looking at the potential to there's the potential to look at more shorts okay another question came in and this this goes back to you remember I spent a whole like I must have been two segments of a show and they're repeated again the following day on ultra beauty ultra beauty I said this is the last area of of where people go to for their beauty to keep you know just to look good and if they don't give it up until the cost just gets too high well this is telling me you've got to be careful between this and a zero or a AARP between the spare parts does that mean people are buying more cars well if you look at Ford I wouldn't say that Ford's struggling if you look at General Motors I wouldn't say that General Motors is struggling this just tells me even Tesla is down towards the lows it's had a very nice rally but look at this monthly chart so this is and it's in a different area altogether you can really consider it's still more a technology area than anything else so I'm just looking at this I'm saying I've got to be ready now for some kind of a decline that's going to impact the market in a different way and I thought it could be a rotational correction but now I'm saying if the XLF and we did have KRE we took a small loss today it acted a little bit I just thought regionals someone's got to save these regionals S&P regional banking ETF so when I put I'm going to put this whole put together I'm just saying I'm not happy with what's going on because these are areas that should be working if you look at the IAI that's the brokerage and dealer and security ETF not good and look Schwab still hasn't taken out the 45 round number low it's at 5270 but this really not bullish oh it's very nice going from 45 to 55 10 points I mean that's 18% in a rally in a balance but it's just not showing the kind of strength that you would expect so that just says to me on a very short term basis I'm becoming a lot more vicious looking out it's getting harder and harder to pick the areas that are showing enough strength right now to come from the dead sorry about that you come alive they're not showing that kind of strength and we have to wait when that happens I'll be back in a moment Basil Chapman TFNN has just launched their new trading room the Tiger's Den hosted 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 and now they are expanding their reach with the Tiger's Den available to all Tigers and Tigresses for just $1 for the 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It's about 7.7 The 7.7 The 7.7 the 7.7 the 7.7 The 7.7 The 7.7 the 7.7 the 7.7 the 7.7 the 7.7 The 7.7 seven o'clock Eastern time. I'll show it right here. The Boston Investors Group virtual meeting preparing for the next few months by Basil. I'm the guest speaker. That is Wednesday, May the 31st, 2023, 7 p.m. Eastern time. Boston Investors Group meeting. Virtual meetup via Zoom. Note the Zoom link will be visible by registrants on the thing. So this one says actually 41 attendees have signed up. It's actually more like 70 or 80 people have signed up. This is from the other day. So you just click to attend and you should be able to do that. And what happens is I get asked questions by this group because there are people that do a lot of fundamental and a lot of people that do technical. So I get asked questions. Sometimes it come out of that field and I have to think out of the box because it's not the way I usually think of those positions or that area. And I will also discuss the commodities. Look at this W. Oops, I did that in the wrong place. The soft commodities have been pulling back really sharply. And that's kind of talking about deflation and yet the rates are going up. So I'll be talking about the rates of commodities. I'll be talking about semiconductors. I'll be giving a big, an hour and a half, maybe two hours. I'll be covering a lot. And I'm also telling you what I'm anticipating for the next three months, going into the fall. And that's going to be really important for me because I asked the reason why I wanted to come down. So stay tuned, great, hope that you're coming up to a late below, Neil. Fantastic leader who died at the age of 90 and keep the source of the family. And stay tuned, great programming and hope to see you at 7 p.m. tonight. Otherwise, see you tomorrow at 8 o'clock in the morning.


Good morning traders, Patrick Munley here with another Tickmill Chart here. I want to draw your attention today to central developing opportunity in the S&P 500. We're testing this ascending trend line resistance, the third test, what could be a big broadening pattern, but for now the focus is on this 35-74 area. We tried to break out yesterday, we failed, tried to gain overnight and found resistance at the 35-86 zone, so as this trend line holds on a closing basis, I look for a breach of 35-30 to ultimately set up a retest here of the prior breakout point back to 34-100. Discuss the breath issue with the markets last week in the live analysis session, join me today at 1pm for more charts and more information with respect to the market structure. As always traders, plan the trade, trade the plan, most importantly manage your risk. So next time, thanks very much.


Hey, let's talk about philosophy, you know, there's so much stuff that we could talk about but You know, even with you know, Anne Rand philosophy in that direction Educating man, but what's this all about? We hear this all the time of the 21th convention We see it as an ongoing theme, but we don't always connect it to all the paleo stuff diet stuff You know lifestyle dating. Yeah, where does this play into it? I mean, so I ran was a 20th century novelist and philosopher She wrote I mean dozens of books and famous books out shrug the fountain had a lot of people probably heard of right And that I think the connection it's interesting the 21 convention that I did a couple years ago about the idea of self The idea of the self-made man. I mean, I ran really taps into that American ideal in her novels and her characters a number of her characters and even just the idea that she presents of The whole person is really that you are a being as she said of the self-made soul So it's really that you're not just a self-made man in the material sense in the physical sense But all aspects of your being are really about your control your improvement what you do for yourself And so that whole thing kind of ties into all these areas that people want to improve their lives It's all about taking conscious control and doing that for your life Which she identified what the philosophic roots of that were Did you want to yeah, I mean so the if you can think about it this way she viewed philosophy is in effect The ultimate self-help guide so a lot of like self-improvement stuff is scattered You know, it's a bunch of different ideas and what philosophy is really doing is giving you an integrated view of the world and Of human life and how to achieve human potential and it's doing it with rigor So it's it's saying not just here's some thoughts I had but we need to be able to prove This is the basic nature of reality This is how we achieve reliable knowledge and this is what a moral successful life looks like and so it's basically Allowing you to have a consistent framework rather than just a grab bag of ideas that might clash with one another and not fit together And then I and a framework that's true that's connected to reality so that you can actually achieve your goals and success in reality you know this is It's like such an interesting thing because where she came from and where she was speaking from I think is very relevant and It's gonna kind of have a little bit of a curveball, but I you know always loved art. I loved cinema I loved theater and one thing that came around with the advent of communism All that stuff was like this really really good art before they killed them all right but like but no I mean it was like some of the best plays like like all cinema drives from like, you know eyes and signs stuff And it's just like battleship at Tempkin It was like, you know, you know, it was like finally we can speak and have a voice and then it just spun into the You know, there's like this sort of thing, but she came from you know The the rejection of those things and could you guys speak a little bit about the history of how that yeah Yeah, she was originally born in Russia in the Tsarist period So she was born in 1905 when the Tsar still ruled Russia and that in that kind of cultural Yeah, that cultural thing was still there where where many Russians were looking to the West and they were innovating They were doing different things. There was a large French influence I mean Russia was very tied into Western ideas. Wow, and then she don't yeah And you don't yeah, I mean and you know the communist wife that always so she grew up and basically as a teenager Saw the Bolshevik revolution and her family was thrown out of its business They tried to flee to the Crimea while the civil war was going on and ultimately when the Bolsheviks won when Lenin won and the Soviets Took over she basically went back to what was then Leningrad and lived until the 1920s when she basically escaped I mean she was she petitioned to have a visa to to leave to go to the United States to visit relatives Which the Soviets allowed? But she knew all along that she would never go back because she knew she was one of those people that the Soviets couldn't tolerate her Ideas already by the time she was in her teens in early 20s completely rejected the idea of collectivism rejected the idea of you know this forced state of This collectivist ideal and she knew that she was gonna get into trouble with that She was actually it's interesting that you mentioned that she was a huge huge fan of cinema That was actually the ideal that she had she came to America because she wanted to work in movies Yeah, and then when she got to America she first went to Chicago and then eventually made her way out to Hollywood It's a really interesting story. Really. Yeah, she made her way out to Hollywood and get this She goes and just is trying to find work doesn't speak great English and Goes to a movie set and you know because that's where the movies are made and she's waiting at the gate and Cecil B. DeMille actually drives off the the studio a lot and sees her and he's like, you know You look interesting like you're not the average American woman just saying so he gives her a ride And she connects up and then he gives her like, you know a basic job I don't know if Don if you remember what what job she gets She just like a basic job and extra things like that starts working ultimately starts Yeah, ultimately starts working in costume departments Wow, and then screenwriting and then you know there's a number of movies actually now that that were based on some of her Screenplays Wow, so she basically worked her way up through Hollywood and then and then decided to turn her attention to writing novels And then ultimately after the novels and the writing philosophy So it's crazy because one of the most prolific filmmakers of that time and I forget her name was was a female Yeah, and that's so rare and I'm Rand Female you know see that yeah as a as a philosopher is a writer is a massive producer of cultural influence. Yeah Dude, that's that's nuts. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, she's really she's got a really interesting biography I mean she worked in RKO studios for a while King Vidor Was it he was the producer of the the Fountainhead movie I think and so yeah She had all kinds of Hollywood connections back in the day and you know was actually, you know So so connected in Hollywood so to speak that she actually was she actually testified before the House on American Activities Committee along with You know Bogart and all these other people That and Eli Weasel and all you know all these other people that that were involved in Hollywood at the time So she was really plugged in