All right, here we go now. Hey everybody, Lee Lowell here from smartoptionsolid.com. Today is Saturday, October 30th, 2021. Getting down towards the end of October Halloween time. Welcome back to everyone. Welcome to another edition of our Saturday Synopsis. What do we do here? Well, we look at the charts. We look at indexes. We look at individual stocks. They try to teach you how to become a better trader, how to look at stocks and use them as your source of getting into and or out of a trade. This is called technical analysis. This is what I've been doing for the last 30 years. So I make these videos to try to help you see what I'm seeing and try to help you understand where a stock might be headed next. And so you can plan your next trade. So let's just jump right in. Take a look at the indexes. Take a look at individual stocks. Show you what I'm seeing. Show you what's on my charts. What indicators I use and formations and see how I gauge where a stock may be headed next. So let's open up the screen here. This is my eSignal. This is my eSignal charting platform. And something just came on the screen here. Let me remove that. I'm not sure where that came from. This is an eSignal platform. And they are a data vendor of stock and option and commodity quotes. So this is what I use. I've been using them for the last 20 some odd years. And this is what shows up on my screen. This is how I create a chart. On the screen, you will see what's called a daily bar chart. An open, high, low, closed bar chart. What does that mean? Well, each one of these vertical lines is one day's worth of trading for whatever specific stock or index you're looking at. And you can see over time, my real estate here, meaning the whole screen, shows how a stock has performed over a roughly two-year period. Doesn't mean that that's the look-back period that I have to shoot for. It's just what shows up on my screen here. This is a daily chart. And each one of these bars, as you can see this long bar right here, it always has a little dash mark on the left, which shows you where the stock opened for the day. Obviously the low of the bar, the bottom of the bar is the low of the day and the high or the top of the bar is the high of the day. And on the right side of the bar, there's a little dash mark that shows you where the stock closed for the day. The closing price is very important because it can show some momentum for the next day. But anyway, so we see how a stock has performed over a period of time. Now, this is the SPY, which is what we always look at first. It's the Exchange Traded Fund for the S&P 500 index. It gives us the best overall view of the market as a whole. That's what I like to concentrate on the S&P 500. And so we can see since the pandemic in February, March, 2020, the market has just gone straight up, which has been nice for you bullish players out there. And so what we like to see is we're bullish here in our newsletter and in our servicesmartoptionseller.com. We look for bullish trades. So obviously we're going to look for stocks and indexes that are moving higher and or ready to jump higher after a pullback, okay? So this is what we look for. And what you're seeing on your screen here is the SPY. And you can see that there's some patterns here and there's triangles, W pattern. We've got some channels here. So these are things that I draw. These are things that I look for when I'm sketching out my charts. You'll see a couple of different lines on here. I've got a blue 20 day simple moving average. I've got a red 50 day simple moving average. I know it's kind of hard to see with some of these patterns drawn and this line right here is a 200 day simple moving average. Those are very widely followed moving average lines. And when you have enough people looking at the same thing, stocks tend to move in the same direction because everyone's looking for the same patterns, the same setups to occur, right? So then it just becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy that the stock is gonna move in a certain direction because everyone's looking at the same thing. So don't knock it. Don't think, that just sounds crazy. It works, okay? Stocks move on momentum. When a stock is in a certain direction, it will stay in that direction until something comes along and knocks it in a different direction. I always use that physics analogy. An object in motion tends to stay in that motion until something moves it in a different direction. Same thing with stocks. Stocks move on momentum. When a stock gets into an uptrend and there's really nothing else out there to knock it down and what would that be? Maybe a bad earnings report or an FDA announcement or some other government type of report. And stock really has nothing else to move on but momentum and players jumping in onto the same direction. So don't knock that.  Some people will use a 40 day or 100 day. I don't use those. So I've got these moving average lines. And then down here at the bottom, I have the RSI. This is the 14 day RSI. And it's just an overbought, oversold indicator. And it goes from zero to 100. And the default is that anything above 70 is considered overbought. Anything below 30 is considered oversold, okay? And you can, that's these horizontal lines right here. I've changed my levels to 80 and 20. Anything above 80, I consider overbought. Anything below 20, I consider oversold. And that just gives you a warning that, hey, the stock's getting very oversold. Maybe look for a bounce soon or when it gets overbought like up here, it's just saying, watch the stock. It's getting a little overheated. There may be a pullback soon. It doesn't necessarily mean that the turn is imminent. It's just telling you to keep an eye out on things. All right, so we look at the charts. We look at the price action, which means just which way is the stock moving? Obviously, we can see the S&P 500 has just been moving higher. Now, I last made a video about two weeks ago. I was gone last weekend, so we've got a lot to talk about actually to see where the market's been. So what I had drawn out is that the S&P 500 had been in this nice uptrend channel. You can see the blue line at the top, the blue line at the bottom. Those are the lines that I've drawn. I drew those weeks ago. So just showing you where the market's headed. And you can see that the S&P 500 bounces within the channel. So if you're looking to get long, you want to get on board, you may want to wait or you may have wanted to wait for the pullback. Typically, a stock or an index that's in an uptrend will typically bounce off of either the 20-day or 50-day moving average, or at least off the bottom leg of the uptrending channel, which you can obviously see it has, it bounced each time. So right around September 1st, the market was in a nice uptrend. And then we had the seasonal pattern, seasonal period, where August, September, and part of October typically can be somewhat bearish for the market seasonally. And then second half of October into the end of the year becomes very bullish. So we had drawn this uptrending channel, and then the S&P 500 right around September 1st entered into this downtrending channel. So about a couple of weeks ago, I said, in order to see the market continue on its upward trend, if it was going to in fact continue an upward trend, we would need to see the market blow outside of the downtrending channel, which means I needed to see it come outside here and then move higher. Well, that's exactly what it did a couple of weeks ago. It bounced outside of the downtrending line, started to jump to back above the moving averages, which was a great thing. So the last video I made was right when the market was right around here. Okay, it had bounced outside of the downtrending channel and back above the both of these 50-day and 20-day moving averages, which was very bullish. Okay, so the last video I made was right here, and I said, it's only gonna be a matter of time before the market makes all-time new highs. This was the prior all-time new high, and then we eclipsed the all-time new highs just in the last week or so. So right around here, these few days of trading eclipsed all-time new highs, and we ended Friday, yesterday, October 29th, again at all-time new highs. You can see here's the bar that yesterday's trading. The little dash mark on the right side of the bar is where it closed. So all-time new highs are the S&P 500. It's a great thing. We're in a bullish period of the year. Last two and a half months of the year, very bullish. So I can only see the market continuing on this movement higher. We are in the midst of Q3 earnings, earnings coming out. You know, we'll get a bad one here and there that may pull the market back a little bit. It is, you can see it's gone up kind of vertical-wise. That's been sort of a straight-up move. So there may be a pullback in our midst just to get some of the froth out of there. It's had a pretty solid move over the last few weeks. So we may have a little bit of a sideways action or pullback, but I really can't see anything holding this market back long-term, at least till the end of the year. I can see us continuing on this run higher, which is a good thing. If you're looking to get in, looking to want to get onto the bullish train, you know, maybe wait for a little bit of a pullback. Maybe we'll have a day or two of some downside action, let these moving averages start to catch up to the price action, okay? So you have a little bit of a pullback in the price action, get these moving averages, moving upwards, they meet somewhere, you know, maybe around here, and then the bullish action starts again. So the S&P 500, looking strong. We look at the daily charts, you know, you have these intraday traders. We can also look at, these are one-minute bar charts where each line is one minute's worth of trading.  You try to find some patterns. You try to find some overbought oversold areas. We don't trade like that. We're not intraday day traders. We concentrate on a little bit longer timeframe, couple months out, and so we follow the daily charts. Let's look at the NASDAQ as represented by the QQQ. It was also the exchange trading fund for the NASDAQ. NASDAQ took a little longer to eclipse all-time new highs versus the S&P 500. Here was the prior all-time new highs around September 1st. The NASDAQ also was in this downtrend, and then it popped out sideways, out and above the downtrending line, above the moving averages here. You know, right when we got into this area about two weeks ago, that was the bullish signal, time to get long. And then just this week, just Thursday and Friday this week, these last two days right here, eclipsed the all-time new highs. So everything's all-time new highs. NASDAQ, S&P 500, looking strong. Let's look at the Dow quickly. Let's look at the Dow Jones and see what that has done. I don't put as much emphasis on the Dow Jones because that only has 30 stocks in its index, but still it's the longest of the index as the oldest I should say that people follow. So here's the Dow was in this channel, and you can see the last all-time new highs was in the middle of August over here, and then just this week, the last few days, Dow has made all-time new highs again. So everything looks strong. It was sort of in a little bit of a downtrending channel, not as pronounced as the S&P 500 and NASDAQ. It was in more of the sideways channel, and then now it's popped above. This is what's called resistance. This line here, once a stock or index gets above resistance and stays above resistance for a couple of trading days, it will and should continue on in the same direction, which would be upwards. Okay, so, you know, barring any other major catastrophe, global catastrophe, something really bad, the markets will continue on in their momentum, their bullish momentum. I know we still have COVID out there. Companies are dealing with the supply chain issues. Any company, all companies out there, no matter what business they're in, are dealing with these supply chain issues, which means that they're having trouble getting the materials to make their products. They can't get the shipments in to deliver to the customers. You got boats and shipping containers floating out in the ocean. They can't find a place to dock, or if they have docked, there's not enough workers to unload all the goods. So we're having like a labor shortage, a shipping shortage, a material shortage. A lot of companies are saying the fourth quarter may be a little bit harder for them just because of these supply chain issues. And it stems from COVID. A lot of people are still afraid to go to work, or they don't have help at home to take care of their children, or they're not vaccinated. And so you've got these things that are, you know, constraining the supply. So that's sort of the issue right now. If there's anything that could knock stocks down for a temporary period of time, it would be these supply chain issues. There's not an issue of demand. The demand is there. People are still buying stuff. People have money, they're buying stuff. People have gotten back to work, they're getting paid better. And so the demand side is there.  So, you know, there may be a little bit of sideways action, temporary pullback, but I don't think it's enough to keep the stock market from moving higher. Okay, just remember, the stock market is made up of companies that create products. People buy those products. As companies have rising earnings quarter after quarter, that keeps the stock market moving higher. And then, you know, you have the ebbs and flows. Reasons for stocks to pull back. You know, global issues like this are a reason for stocks to pull back, but temporary. Okay, so if you think this is the next bear market that's gonna end the world, then you shouldn't be involved in the stock market because that's not what's going to happen. Yeah, we'll get pullbacks, but they're temporary.  Here's the pandemic, but look how fast the pandemic had bounced back. So there's always gonna be, there's conflicts overseas, there's pandemics, there's global unrest. There's all these things that happen around the world, but they subside over time and then the market just keeps going up. The market is a very optimistic place, okay? It looks forward, it looks to the future and there's always optimism in the future. So the market will continue to go up over time. You have to take advantage of the pullbacks when they occur to give yourself an opportunity to get on the bull train. Holding stocks for the long term has been one of the greatest wealth generators of all time. So if you want to increase your wealth, you have to have exposure to the stock market, okay? And so that's what we do. We, in smart options seller, we sell put options, we sell put option spreads, which are bullish strategies. So we're always looking for bullish opportunities to get into a trade when a stock is ready to move higher. So let's take a look at some individual stocks and see what's been happening. And we'll start with Tesla because Tesla has just been insane of late. Let's show you what I've drawn on the charts. Okay, here's Tesla was in this downtrending channel which we drew. We always try to draw patterns. Okay, here's a congestion pattern, this triangle pattern where they have a lot of wide intraday action that gets smaller and tighter and tighter and tighter, builds up all this energy. And this is a perfectly symmetrical triangle, which when the stock blasts out, it's typically gonna blast down hard to the downside or hard to the upside. Most of the time when you see a symmetrical triangle like this, the blast off will occur in the same direction from where it came from prior. So had been coming upwards bullishly, had a little sideways congestion and then it blew out to the upside again, right? Had a good move from $425, $400 a share all the way up to 900. That was a massive move. Then it entered this early 2021, entered this downtrend and then it was sideways for a while and then it got its mojo back, started moving to this uptrend is where we were, this channel. And then just the last couple of weeks, it just blew through the upper resistance here and it's been on this tear, all time new highs above $1,100 a share, just insane vertical price action. And you look at the RSI above 90, it's at 92. It's been above 90 for a couple of days now. That's just extremely overbought on what the indicators are telling me. But does that mean it is imminently going to fall? The market could remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent. That's a quote from Alan Greenspan many years ago, meaning that the market could do crazy things longer than you can survive with the money that you're putting in the market.  You're thinking this is just the most irrational movement and you can get hurt really bad. According to the charts, Tesla is just completely overbought. It shouldn't be going any higher, but it continues to go higher. Eventually it's gonna have a pullback. Eventually. When, hard to say, but I don't wanna step into this in front of this and try to short here. I'm gonna wait until I see some signals. What would those signals be? Couple of days of downwards movement. Get back below the overbought area in the RSI. And then it's probably time to get long again. I would wait for, for me personally, I would wait for a little bit of a pullback here. It's just too insane up here to get long because you could be the one holding the bag when everyone starts to sell. So anyway, this is just fun to watch. Like to see what's happening, very overbought. But Tesla, it's a crazy stock. Everyone loves Tesla. So be careful out there if you're playing Tesla in either direction. So we like to look at that, show you what's going on, but very overbought from what I'm seeing on the charts. Let's look at Apple. Here's our daily chart of Apple. So let's take a look at what it's been doing. You can see I've marked up the chart. We had this congestion pattern here and it did go higher because it was coming from down low, congested and went higher and it got into this sort of downtrending channel, had the W bottoming out pattern. Apple's been sort of, in the long run here, it's been sort of sideways, okay? Slowly to the upside, but more sideways action. Had the channel here, went up through it, decided to come back down. So Apple has not been the prettiest of charts, I will admit, but it's still a fan favorite. Everybody loves Apple. And so it had come down below the channel, found its mojo. And then the other day, Apple had made a good one day move here right before earnings came out and then earnings came out and dropped it down. And this was a time we decided in our newsletter that we were gonna sell a bullish put option spread, which is what we did the other day. I decided that Apple had came off five or six dollars a share after earnings. When you get a chance to buy Apple on a pullback like that, it's usually a pretty good idea to at least nibble and slide into a trade just because Apple is resilient and it will bounce back over time. So we got in here as the stock was coming down, we sold into a bullish put option credit spread. And now all we have to do is wait for Apple to move back up. Now you can see at the end of yesterday, which was Friday, October 29th, closed on the high of the day. There's a little teeny dash mark on the right side of this bar right up here, which means it closed near the high of the day. That's a good thing. We like to see stocks close on the high of the day, should lead to some bullish momentum coming next week. So we like Apple, it's also bounced off the 50 day moving average here, which is this line. So things we like Apple got into a bullish trade. Let's take a look at eBay. eBay, another company that we just got into a trade we sold a naked put on eBay because we're bullish. Why did we get into a trade on eBay? Well, I don't have it on here. So let me draw the, we have the, you can draw lines. That's what you do, you draw lines. So we had sort of the, so let's draw the line. We had this uptrending support line here for eBay. So as the stock had pulled back, it usually bounced. Now it could bounce off one of the moving average lines typically, or it could bounce off a support line. Now how much time do you give first look back period to start drawing some support lines? And you can also, you know, you can sort of see on the top here, the top part of a channel. And it's in the eye of the beholder. Not it's not black and white. It's not, it's not guaranteed. It's not a perfect formula. What I see may be different from what somebody else sees. Okay. So what I've been seeing is eBay was in this channel and here it had gotten towards the top of the channel. And I'd liked, I said, you know, if eBay can pull back, it would be a good place to potentially get into a trade. eBay had earnings on Thursday. It pulled back right, you can see the gap. Let me show you. So here's where eBay ended on Wednesday. Opened up Thursday with the gap. You can see the big air pocket in here came down on the lows of its day right to the uptrending line. And we got into the trade right here as it was bouncing off the bottom of this upwards trending line. Okay. This isn't an uptrend. When it pulls back, it could be a good place to buy. So we got into a bullish trade. We sold some put options on eBay and it bounced perfectly. And this is where it closed yesterday. See the dash mark right here. So it had a nice four or $5 bounce since the bottom, which is good for us. So we liked that. So these are the things we look for. We look for the channels. We look for potential support areas to get into a trade. What other stocks? Let's take a look at our watch list. Give me a second here. So let's take a look. Microsoft, another killer stock is now the most valuable company as of today. Has Eclipse, Apple as the most valuable company because look what Microsoft has done. Had earnings the other day and it just blasted off these last couple of days right here since its earnings were announced. Has rallied, you know, a number. Let's see it closed here around 308 and up to 331. So it rallied $20 some odd dollars just in the last couple of days. Microsoft solid, but might be getting into some overbought area here. See the RSI getting up near the 80 level. So there could be a little bit of sideways or pullback action. That's what healthy stocks do. They ebb and flow. They go up, they go down, up, down. So you want to track these movements. If you're looking to get into a trade, then you sort of wait for the pullbacks or you want to try to wait for the pullbacks to time your entry better. If you don't care and you just want to buy, well, then you buy and you wait. But if you buy when it's on a high like this, you're potentially buying right before a potential pullback. And, you know, watching the charts could help you time your entries a little better. I'm not saying it's guaranteed. It's just a way of potentially getting you into a trade at a better time. So Microsoft, very strong company. If a pullback occurs, it's probably a good place to get long because the company looks great for the long haul. What else? Intel, on the other hand, you know, I've been watching Intel. I'm a fan of the chip sector, the computer chip sector. I do like AMD a lot better than Intel. Last couple years, AMD has really been killing it. Intel not so much. Had earnings here, earnings right here, and then it just blasted down below. Getting a little oversold. It had a nice jump yesterday, Friday. Am I ready to get into Intel? I don't know. I'd rather buy AMD, but Intel you can see had blasted lower. And I'll give it another look maybe next week. But let's look at AMD. Clearly, AMD has more on an upward trajectory, had been sideways for a while. Making all these different patterns. And it had this triangle here, and it just blasted to the upside. But it made a high, right? It was getting a little overbought here. You can see the overbought area here as well. Had the pullback bounced again. Getting a little overbought. So AMD, a little bit of a pullback. I like the company long term. Not ready to get into a bullish trade yet. I'm waiting for a little bit more of a pullback. Maybe when the moving average lines could move up a little more, meet the downwards price action. That could possibly be an entry point. But AMD as a stock versus Intel, I like AMD better. Amazon had earnings the other day too. Got knocked back down. Amazon continues to trade in this long sideways channel. Not much happening. Can't really say too much about Amazon. It's just sideways actions. Just stuck between, you know, 3100 and, you know, 3,600 just keeps bouncing in this range. Even a little wider, you know, 2,900 to 3,600. But it just can't get a direction. It keeps, you know, earnings big gap down here. Had another gap on earnings the other day. So Amazon still stuck in this range. Netflix has just been killing it of late, had been stuck in this channel. Once it blasts through a channel either higher or lower, it will continue on in that direction. And that finally around here, end of August, it blasted through and continues to go. All time new highs. You can see yesterday, Friday, October 29th. Finished on the highs. You can see the little dash mark. Netflix looking strong. You know, maybe wait for a pullback if you're looking to get into Netflix. But company looks good. What else? And this is all about just showing you what I'm seeing, what chart patterns to look at indicators. Cisco waiting for earnings to come out. Procter and Gamble. Moving sideways. Walmart. We like Walmart. I got into some Walmart when it was oversold.  It's hard not to want to buy Walmart when it gets oversold like this. And it caught it perfectly right here in the low of the day was the low on the RSI. Got into some shares of Walmart and it's just blasted off about $15 higher. Looking good. Walmart earnings are soon, I believe. I'm not sure of the date, but you know, Walmart's a great company. Maybe wait for a little bit more of a pullback. See if you're looking to get long. You want to see the 50-day moving average. I'd like to see it start to turn, curl up and start to move higher. All right. What else we got? Disney. We've looked at Disney before. It's just sitting on this support right around $169.170. Is it going to knock down and just move lower? It's hard to say right here. Waiting for some action. It's got this down trending slope right here. Could it bounce up? I think earnings are coming out pretty soon. But it's trying to knock through this support right around $171.69. If it convincingly gets through it on a day or two, it's going to go down. It's going to drop a bit. There's a lot of force here trying to push it through. So whenever the earnings are, until earnings comes out, it could knock it down, and then it all depends on how the earnings come out. So watch Disney. See if it has enough momentum to break through here. Or if it just, the sellers are like, we're done, we can't get it through. Let's just start buying it. So keep an eye on Disney. No position for us in Disney right now. Pharmaceutical stocks. Let's look at Eli Lilly. Has a nice curl up here. BMY. Bristol Mars was a position that we had so put options on. We got out successfully. BMY may be starting to create this bottom here. The RSI has been moving up while the price action sort of still kind of sideways moving down. That is divergence. Divergence meaning the selling is starting to wane. The selling is starting to lessen. RSI is starting to move up. So that means BMY should be ready to start on the journey back higher. It's starting to make sort of this rounded little bottom here, which I'm happy about. I'd like to see a little more upwards action before I can say, okay, maybe it's time to get into another put sell trade. So keep an eye on Bristol Myers. What else we got? Pfizer is kind of hanging around a little bit. Merck has had, look at this movement from Merck. Merck has been strong. And so it's definitely had some vertical moves getting maybe a little overbought, but Merck is stronger of the companies Johnson & Johnson. It's kind of wallowing around here. So nothing for J&J. Kellogg looking not so strong here. Verizon is another stock we've looked at. Let's take a quick look at Verizon. It's in this downtrending channel waiting for it to pop up, but it had this massive move lower pop back up. Had a good bounce off oversold areas, but has now once again moved now below the downtrending channel. So Verizon, I love the company not ready to get in yet because the stock chart looks too weak. Let's see what else. AT&T kind of the same thing as Verizon on the lows. PayPal getting hit. PayPal moving down. Costco still a strong company. McDonald's looking pretty good. I'm trying to find a stock that I think would be good for some kind of trade here. That's about all that I have for right now. But once again, it's all about looking for the patterns, looking to see where stocks are maybe headed, how they move compared to the moving averages. McDonald's, you can see a little bit of an uptrend here bouncing off the 50 and or 20 day moving average. But earnings are coming out. So you've got to keep an eye on earnings. We try to make our trades in between the earnings announcements. You've got that three month block between earnings announcements. So that's when we make our trades. We get in and we get out. All right, we're getting over 30 minutes here. That will do it for the synopsis once again. Let's take a look at the indexes. We like to track the indexes. S&P 500, looking good. Had the nice pop out of the down trending channel. Might be getting a little overbought here. Could be due for a little sideways, maybe pullback, wait for the moving averages to catch up. But for the rest of the year, I'm bullish. I don't really see anything knocking this thing down in a good way. In a bad way, I should say. I don't see any major news that's going to take it down into a bear market. Seasonal period, end of year is bullish. If we get a pullback, it could be another opportunity to get long. I see us getting more all-time new highs into the end of the year. All right, so that's it for the synopsis here. I hope this has been helpful. Once again, it's all about looking at the pattern, see what's going on the charts. Try to see where the market may be headed next. Momentum is a big thing. All right, so let's take a quick look at our website here. We have our website, smartopsonseller.com. Here, get our free put-selling basics guide. Go to our website, smartopsonseller.com. Click on put-selling basics. It's all about how to sell put options, why we love selling put options. It's our bread and butter. Put your name and email address here. We'll send you a free copy. You can also go to our services tab along the top here. We have our two newsletters, all bullish put options, selling put options, selling put option spreads. And we have our coaching sessions. If you want to make that jump to the next level, we can certainly help you. All right, so I hope this video has been helpful. Getting on 34 minutes here. I hope you have some good information. All I'm trying to do is help you. 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There are many ancient areas which we often cover which you, the viewer, will clearly realize is of a controversial nature, especially regarding dates in which we claim are actively being denied and concealed by powerful and wealthy academic institutions. Many ancient relics within, and the fact that these, what we claim are lost antiquities, are often dated by us merely through logical processes of deduction, are therein dated far before the officially guarded modern development of man, or the path thereof. My work is actively denied, and regardless of the mountain, and still mounting volumes of evidence we present, still denied as having ever existed. Funding refused en masse in regards to any consideration whatsoever possible officially, thus any claim in any form of a highly advanced civilization, except our own, ever occurring here on Earth before, will always be denied. Civilizations so old, the ruins now easily dismissed by geologists the world over as natural formations. However, thanks to the fact that nature rarely builds walls and courses, or create enormous megalithic walls of equal sizes, built in techniques akin to the modern house brick, yet with bricks often many hundreds, sometimes thousands of tons in weight. And all once seemingly effortlessly placed atop one another, and thanks to these clear factual elements, which can allow us to identify the artificial nature of many formations claimed as geological. This evidence, thankfully still being visible upon these so-called geological formations. Features which enable all with critical capacities to distinguish that of a ruin academically suppressed by being systematically dismissed as geological. Kai Manawa Wall, near Lake Taupo, New Zealand, is but one example of this massive dismissal of ancient antiquity, reluctantly explored by mainstream academia in the late 90s. However, an individual by the name of Barry Brails-Fords also published an article in the New Zealand listener, which stated, as we do, that the wall is not geological. And for a brief moment, created a public exposure of mainstream archaeology and historical institutions' active refusal of the obvious in favor of the already concluded. Barry Brails-Fords' valiant journalism considers the possibility of a lost civilization, like one mentioned earlier, and although, in his opinion, is located within permitted history, and our claim is of one far older, pre-ice age in fact, he's still, regardless, pinned its creation on the correct parties. Titled Megalith Mystery are giant stones in the Kai Manawa Forest Park evidence of an ancient New Zealand culture. According to Brails-Fords' article, the stone wall is at least 2,000 years old and was created by the first settlers of New Zealand, the Waitaha. Furthermore, Brails-Ford also pertained to the wall being a link between New Zealand, Egypt, and South America. We feel his article is a very well presented investigation into what is clearly an ancient ruin of artificial origin. However, we attest to the wall being a relic of a once far more advanced and much older, now lost civilization. Brails-Ford listed 12 pieces of evidence for its construction. For example, the fact that the visible stones in the front are a uniform 1.9 meters wide by 1.6 meters tall and 1 meter wide deep. However, politically, the view that civilizations existed in New Zealand before the Maori culture, the currently protected paradigm, is never going to be accepted. The conclusion made by the Commission-funded geologists is that the formation is merely an outcrop of a large ignombrite, a natural formation created about 330,000 years ago. They claim the uniform shapes were produced by conveniently identical fractures in the rock. The official line is that the Kaimana Wa-Wa has been proclaimed a natural rock formation. And we know better than many that this tale of events is very unlikely to change in the future. Yet, regardless of this, we find the Kaimana Wa-Wa highly compelling. During our own in-depth long-term investigations into the possibility of our small planet, once being home to possibly multiple developed civilizations, each met cataclysm, thus each lost civilizations as far as mainstream academia would accept, civilizations far more advanced than will ever be academically shared. Never even considering the possibility that one was indeed once responsible for the many inexplicably precise yet enormous ancient ruins found all over the world. We recently did an exposé regarding the Bosda caves. Created within Turkey, we covered the many ancient tool marks present within the caves. It was an ideal place for us to launch a pursuit into whether we could identify multiple lost civilizations. We pursued the identification of signature features within and amongst the many enigmatic stone-cut scars left by ancient technologies once used to create these incredible sites. In doing so, we identified a signature within the block building of one specific civilization, whose ruins dot Greece, Egypt, and far beyond, whose signature also present at this circular mound. Discovered by mainstream archaeologists a while ago, yet regardless Greece's culture ministry warning against overboard speculation that an ancient artificial mound being excavated could contain a royal Macedonian grave or even Alexander the Great, the mainstream awareness of the site it seems was successfully suppressed. Regardless, due to our own independent investigations into a civilization who once constructed a number of ruins still unexplained identifying their signature present at the site, it is unquestionably an ancient structure of a now lost and suppressed civilization. Now known as the Castatum, it was intriguingly adorned with a pair of sphinxes whose heads are missing. Alas, we have previously addressed this mass destruction with many other sphinx heads destroyed in an effort to suppress Anubis as its true identity and the sphinxes' true canine origins, yet alas the main stonework is the smoking god. The compounding factors indicating that this site was once built even quite possibly by the Great Pyramid Builders due to the addition of sphinxes, yet it has been successfully stifled from mainstream view. These headless sphinxes clearly of a canine nature, and as we have previously postulated in regards to the great sphinx of Giza, was in fact once depicted as the head of Anubis and the water erosion theory, a convolution in an effort to hide the fact that the great sphinx once rested within a great lake, namely Anubis Lake. Yet I digress. The circular structure within Greece may have indeed once been built by this same once inexplicably advanced ancient civilization, yet alas any academic study funded by mainstream institutions will never accept or even consider the possibility of any advanced civilization regardless of the precision evident in their stonework, once anywhere as close or even more advanced than us today ever having existed. This advanced yet most likely claimed as Greek ruin may have indeed been used by said characters as their tombs as claimed. Unfortunately, however, said tomb is also often claimed as their handiwork as well regardless of the inexplicable features present upon all these sites. Whether claimed as Greek or Roman, the size and indeed precision of some of the blocks often present are far out of their capabilities, yet these mainstream conspiracy theories remain the status quo regardless of said evidence. It is a system of denial and process, and we think for good reason, although argued as the burial site of Alexander the Great, the signature features never lie, allowing us, no matter how controversial, to date this relic to a forgotten time within history. It is a debate and a site which we find highly compelling. An official of Luristan's cultural heritage, academics of the handicrafts and tourism organizations, announced the discovery of an ancient yet highly elaborate ancient clay water transfer system, akin to an ancient aqueduct found in incredible condition during excavations in Bourgeois, according to a report by Mayor News Agency. Irrigation systems are yet another area of still existing features which can be found to be indicative of an ancient yet highly advanced constructor. These irrigation systems, according to academic fallacy, were created by civilizations with far inferior knowledge of sewage and irrigation than modern man, thus the construction of any systems should of its matching with mainstream timelines have been of a primitive nature, with their knowledge of building said systems in its infancy, and any claimed culprit within permitted history was also far less equipped than us today. Yet alas, regardless of these obvious factors, thus supposedly on their first attempts got them perfectly right the first time round. They did such a good job in fact that many systems within Peru in particular are still in use to this day. These supposed soft metal-wielding ancestors, within our own post-ice age permitted history, being claimed as the original installers of these perfect systems. We perceive such attempted postulations as an insult to those with intelligence. Furthermore, our investigation within Pompeii for example, although we have also often covered advanced knowledge within metallurgy in the pipe works. Having ten pipes for drinking water, yet led for sewage, such awareness, such accomplishments, Pompeii is truly an astonishing ancient site. We also covered the sewage and irrigation systems built to withstand an enormously larger population than would ever be accepted as having once before us been possible. Yet the fact that these systems were built to withstand and are still used within even today's heavily populated towns is an undeniable reality. In regards to the rather beautiful system unearthed in Iran however, has predictably thrown a few surprising and for some individuals tasked with upholding current paradigms rather uncomfortable controversial features surrounding its construction and the precision of its past function. The official Hojat Yar Muhammadi tasked with investigating the elaborate and simply exquisite surviving example of the abilities of the ancients in regards to water manipulation. The official said that the ancient aqueduct includes a quote, smart water distribution system and was part of a historic castle. This quote, smart water distribution system is only mentioned by this funded academic. Due to the public exposure the site has successfully experienced and anyone with experience in such fields could indeed identify these truths themselves. However, no so-called official or any funded individual or institute for that matter will ever accept a drastic alteration in man's chronology. The clay pipes, known as Tampushe and Farsi, once transferred water for an ancient castle's According to the official, clearly impressed with the advanced nature of the find, the big clay irrigation pottery distributed the water and removed the mud as it functioned. An incredible feat for the time, the system is claimed to have been constructed within. The system minimized the risk of blockage in the flow of water. Yet what stood out about this old system to him the most was its optimal use of water resources. Who built this incredible clay watering system? When did they build it? How did they have such advanced knowledge and abilities in regards to water manipulation? A simple garden watering system from a few centuries ago? Or a once submerged unearthed, loved and maintained artifact once again submerged yet thus, when we have unearthed it yet again, found to be a marvelously preserved artifact. We found Bourgeois's aqueduct and the subsequent discoveries of its incredibly advanced features highly compelling.  Not only are such readings and results regularly scoffed at, and any subsequent finding all stemming from their honest admittance that their data showed evidence of inhabitation with quote, underestimated prehistoric dates. Many of these artifacts and ruins, claimed as being a mere few centuries old, we have, due to extensive research into similarities and differentiations at many of these sites, managed to locate signature stonework within the structure's outer walls, clearly submerged and perfectly preserved for untold millennia. Indicative of many inexplicable sites around the world which some even claim are upwards of 300 million years old. The Great Pyramids, along with their great sphinx, we feel with the substantial evidence we have previously put forward, is a treasure trove of examples, for when one becomes aware of Giza's anomalies at least, can expose those fed a lie, the impossibilities within said conspiracy theory, and begin to realize more and more unexplainable anomalies, helping others to realize just how impossibly difficult these structures would have been to create. A feat when considered by many, especially those with a good idea for the sheer size of this place, find the reality that the plateau was possibly man-made, very hard to conceive. Subsequently, still concealing many secrets, which we feel, is the purpose of the plateau being created in the first place. And although it seemingly spans far from the feet of the gigantic Pyramid trio and their accompanying sphinx, we feel this was deliberate and not naturally formed. According to computer engines, the stresses within the Great Pyramid itself were perfectly calculated. However, the main strator lentil in the Grand Gallery is cracked, indicating polycytins or other heavy technology was still atop the structure once built. This extra weight has been hypothesized was an oversight. Furthermore, any attempts to reconstruct these incredible buildings by using computer systems to simulate supposed slave attempts, we still to this day cannot find a valid working technique. However, if one ups the size of the being, their strength, and indeed their intellect, not only were the Pyramids within reach, but also many other baffling megalithic areas such as polygonal masonry all could be explained. Additionally, along with this hypothesis, many giant-sized sarcophagi have been found throughout Giza. Yet we feel, covered up, dismissed as clearly what they are, tombs, in favor of explaining them away as storage cases. Who built ancient Egypt? When did they build it? How did they build it? Questions which need to be answered, questions which we find highly compelling. We are often confronted with peculiar, seemingly impossible artifacts that will, after some in-depth investigation, leave one with more questions than answers. Megaliths, either due to their enormous, often seemingly impossible sizes, megaliths in some locations weighing far over 1,000 tons, somehow once used in their construction, sometimes set aloft, proof that not only were these stones hewn but moved and lifted seemingly with ease. But also, alas, the lack of public exposure many said sites are granted, often minimal at best, thus countless examples of advanced ancient technology remain still hidden here upon our planet. As a consequence, many have avoided scrutiny, details therein which are clearly of a controversial nature are conveniently absent any funded studies of said ruins. We feel, ruins of great importance but due to the strength of evidence one can surmount in support of past once highly advanced ancient civilizations at said locations, they are largely overlooked and actively avoided by funded archaeologists, academics and historians alike and mass. Simply ignored thus preventing awe from what we feel is a birthright, an accurate, warts and awe, transparent exploration of the origins of humanity and, in turn, the history of our planet. Allowing one and all to make up their own minds in regard to the origin of said sites, no matter how controversial. This is the exact reason for the channel's creation, and is the driving force behind the six books one intends to write, a revolutionary cataloging of once yet no more deliberately overlooked or academically dismissed sites dotted all over the world. For when one explores our content, they will be made aware of a smorgasbord of unique and often inexplicable features which can be found all over Earth. In addition, it is not just the visible feats of ancient stoneworking that are the singular astonishing legacy left by a now lost once highly advanced ancient civilization, for there are many other feats accomplished in a bygone era. Deep mine shafts can still be found in many areas of Earth. Not only are there still existing seemingly machine cut, extremely ancient, incredibly deep mine shafts in a number of areas of Earth, including those featured found within Tel Aviv, are all but one among many relics, all clearly left by a capable group hidden from the world, but ancient cities exist also, ones covered previously, which were all once somehow cut from Earth's bedrock, that due to their location have fortunately been explored by a number of individuals over the years, never funded, but merely driven by curiosity. Thus the true astonishing depth, and indeed the incredible achievement these once were, has all been previously documented. Civilizations that were once capable of not just digging these mines to incredible depths, but were in fact capable of creating entire temples from one gigantic solid stone, cut with such incredible artistic ability and accuracy, they are staggering examples of ancient engineering. In China and Japan, gigantic megaliths left mysteriously abandoned, Easter Island, the unfinished obelisk Aswa, Egypt, Yangshan quarry within China, all abandoned with Yangshan possessing an almost detached megalith, clearly cut using incredible stone cutting tools, a block estimated as weighing 16,000 tons when liberated from the bedrock. All these anomalies are but a few examples which support the premise of lost technology, knowledge, and an advanced civilization. It seems that the advanced mines, like those found in Tel Aviv, are but a tip of an archaeological iceberg in regards to the mystifying stone cutting of a now lost antiquity. Why did humans placed within a lost chapter of antiquity exert such backbreaking effort in the attempt of extracting these precious metals? Who dug the Tel Aviv mines? Was it the same group who built ancient Peru? We find the evidence to suggest such highly compelling. Modern-day Turkey, a literal treasure trove of surviving relics of a lost antiquity. Temples from a bygone era, seemingly prehistoric stone cut monolithic academically supposed tombs, countless ancient ruins, not only built from incredibly large megalithic stones, but many said stones etched with a signature which we have found at a number of sites now dotting the entire globe. This all aligns with our own research's conclusions, suggesting they were in fact left by a now lost civilization, due to their concentrations focused around nearby anomalies and unexplainable features often found amongst the structures. That these unique blocks are found so often incorporated into sites impossible to explain, yet spanning most of the Earth. But regardless, Turkey is an excellent place for anyone to heavily research in pursuit of fragments of evidence overwhelmingly, undeniably, supporting our long-held postulation of lost yet once highly capable civilizations who once called these sites home. Although some stonework in the area can be acclaimed as cyclopic, Hattusa also possesses something more extraordinary. A mysterious green cube still in situ to this day, its continued existence and seeming resistance to grave robbing and stone robbers, perhaps due to the many stories attached to the stone, all of which claim it possesses powerful energies, one of the reasons why it has fortunately remained where it was placed untold millennia ago. Furthermore, and perhaps most intriguingly, is the possibility for our claim here on the channel that just like that of many other ruins all over Earth, not claimed by our most recent ancestors themselves, but due to this convenience subsequently attributed to said group by modern archaeology as their work also. Successfully concealing the site's true remarkable origins, especially our mysterious green stone, rich agricultural lands once surrounded the ancient settlement, which we claim was itself, built atop the remains of a now lost civilization, and their possible choice of location may have been driven by the stone itself, thus having predated said group's arrival, which according to modern archaeology and permitted timelines, dates from an inhabitation during the Bronze Age. Yet the purpose for the green stone, its past possible significance, and the seemingly still surviving wariness and reluctance of any immoral activities surrounding the stones, continued life at the center, or proverbial center, or indeed foundation of this incredible site, left alone, still resting in its location, its mysterious supposed powers, documented since, and many before, its long recorded history within modern academic journals. Could the claims regarding the green stone be true? Even attributed with miraculous healing capabilities? The inhabitants had an excellent supply of timber for building, fertile lands providing possibly millions of now lost ancestors who grew crops of weed in massive quantities. They had a rich diet too, with barley, lentils, and many other remnants of fruit and vegetables that were successfully being harvested. Flax has also been found to have once been harvested, however, their primary source of cloth was sheep wool. They also hunted deer responsibly within their forests, but akin to Old England, may have been a luxury reserved for the land-owning nobility alone. It seems that the people who initially created the site successfully built a functioning architecturally, irrigationally, and horticulturally advanced settlement far out of the reach of our bronze-wielding ancestors, who, we feel, simply reignited into a functioning township. Yet it seems the other settlements have all but turned to dust. Were they simply neglected by our Bronze Age ancestors perhaps? If so, supportive of our posit of the site's efficient layout was not the work of the Bronze Age people exhibiting a layout and managing of land far beyond their capabilities, and these neighboring sites, possibly too dilapidated to try to repair, were simply left to slowly return to nature. Yet the green stone, we feel, due to its location, along with the many past popular native accounts of strange goings-on surrounding its claimed energy, the possibility that the stone was once held in incredibly high regard is a possible history for the green stone which we find highly compelling. Many of the sites we often select to cover can oftentimes be barely surviving relics from lost antiquities. However, we find ourselves in a fortunate age, where not only do we have the technology to study vast volumes of literature, all at the tap of a finger, but also enables those with similar interests, and possibly knowledge of a ruin unheard somewhere, to discuss such. And so far, it seems the ongoing debate has found a healthy home here on YouTube. Indeed, with a number of dot-com websites becoming more and more popular, this being an inevitable result of the exposure of the many relics we share. Proving a vast amount of people share a similar opinion, and, like you and I, are seemingly not blind to the obvious, rather than blindly following the opinion fed to them by authority. However, the fact that the many, as mentioned, ruins, no matter how robust, made from any known material, will all eventually return to nature, either through erosion or entropy. It is inevitable. We are in an age where not only do we possess such capabilities, but there are fortunately countless ruins once made of enormous, notoriously weather-resistant tough granite. Baffling and unexplainable stones, we simply cannot decode how they were used. And we feel this is perhaps the exact reason they were used in said ruins. Perhaps it was a statement to say, we were here, and we were advanced. The polygonal roadway on Cypress Hill, for example, the main subject of this video, is one such example of a ruin that, due to its apparent construction in courses, is clearly a close match to that of polygonal masonry, now catalogued all over the world. The opportunity to dismiss as geological, we feel, is becoming a stronger argument by the day. Cypress Hill's polygonal roadway reveals there are many incredible areas which are not as robust as others, far more susceptible to erosion. However, in the channel's opinion, archaeological excavation should be undertaken. It will prove, or disprove, the discovery of the formation's true origins, either artificial or an uncanny natural formation. Mystery history strongly suspects it is indeed an exposed section of a much larger still-buried road which has laid preserved under the soil just waiting to be exposed. Who built the roadway on Cypress Hills? Do you feel confident in declaring it of artificial origins? Or do you perceive it as a geological formation? Feel free to let us know your opinion in the comments. I think adding personal opinions below will be an interesting exercise for all to see in regard to public opinion of the formation. Hopefully, one day localized digs will expose the reality once and for all regarding the road. Undoubtedly, a most curious uncanny of rock formations, one which we find highly compelling. The Neolithic Era, a mysterious, largely unknown, yet often aggressively debated age, which regardless of our planet's long history, is a group who could seemingly build stone trilathons weighing many hundreds, even in some places, megaliths, thousands of tons in weight. Largely claimed as our ancestral beginnings, with the only ever modern civilization that being our own, a seemingly immovable, non-negotiable reality. Long attested and aggressively defended timeline, defended, funded, and supported by nearly every institutional and academic field of study the world over. The complexity, the precise alignments, the illogical efficiency, and the enormity of many stones, all often used in the creation of the dolmens, is all evidence of a far more capable group than currently claimed, specifically that of a site known as Gavronus, a site we have covered in the past, recognized as one of the largest Neolithic sites anywhere on Earth. Undeniable proof, we feel, among many others, which fit the same description. A group with far more advanced, oftentimes far more ingenious, weightlifting abilities than will ever be given mainstream credit for. Accomplishing feats of ancient engineering, whoever accomplished by, no matter how primitive in appearance, were built from gigantic, often stones, roofs, and walls cut from notoriously hard stones, allowing them their incredible longevity. Surviving long-lived architecture is thus still on display in many places worldwide. Lintels still set aloft many gateways. Each of giant proportions, yet the most incredible of these relics, we feel, is undoubtedly the largest of them all, the dolmen of Menga. Successfully stifled from more mainstream acclaim, this undoubtedly due to the dolmen's incredibly large roof, with a capstone estimated to weigh far over 1,000 tons. Regardless of this reality, they are still continued to be argued as the creation of the first real permanently documented settlement of man, from a previously long-lived, torturous lifestyle of the nomads. And although they were oftentimes depicted as cavemen, the reality is far from the bone-wielding ape-like depictions currently pushed by mainstream academically funded institutions. With academia kept busy continuing to argue in support of this mainstream opinion, argued as reality no matter how illogical. These supposed Stone Age people also displayed an astonishing insight into astronomical precisions with alignments we are only beginning to decipher. Additionally, and in conclusion, any group or individual in a position of trust who continues to claim that these Neolithic groups were not global, is in support of a fallacy, and an ignorant one at that. For overwhelming evidence suggests everywhere, flying in the face of this clear lie. The likeness of Neolithic sites, the sharing of patterning and artistic designs, make the connections undeniable. Fortunately, for truth-seekers it is immortal and will always be there to find. As such, it is only reality that will stand up to the tests of time to resist against all scrutiny, for as one may already know, the facts don't lie. And the more we decipher regarding said sites, the more we learn about ourselves and each other. Who were the Neolithic? How did they accomplish such incredible feats of ancient engineering? We find their existence and past capabilities highly compelling. There are a number of ruins on earth which are either located atop nearly impossible mountaintops or on the ledges of desert hilltops making sanctuaries from masterfully cut stone temples, and Masada is of no exception. The first official funded excavations in the area took place from 1963 to 1965 and was under former IDF chief of staff and archaeologist Yaga Yadin. The dry desert climate allowed the preservation of classy frescoes and organic remains belonging to the rebels who once called the sanctuary temples home. However, it has long been claimed that the archaeological team were not given full access to the site and have repeatedly noted that they are aware of the site's secret underground layers, yet were not able to fully explore it during the 60s. However, recent changes to attitudes toward historic sites has secured funding for a full exploration of these as yet unexplored tunnels. For the first time since 2006, a Tel Aviv university team headed by Roman period archaeologist Guy Stiebel have launched new excavations at the UNESCO World Heritage Site, examining previously unexplored areas of the legendary fortress. Quote, This is the next generation, Stiebel told the Times, adding that his team planned to excavate new sections of the dwellings as well as a garden constructed by Herod. He further noted, quote, Our intention is to further explore a mysterious underground structure that was detected in the earliest aerial photographs of the site in the 1920s. Yet, alas, the building's underground layers have remained unexplored. Dr. Stiebel, intriguingly, although seemingly aware of the void's existence, was reluctant to label its past uses, stated that it was possibly used as a hideout or escape route during the siege of Masada, although he made it clear that he is unsure at the moment of the original purpose of the underground systems. Dr. Stiebel exclaimed his excitement to return to the site after an 11-year absence in statements to the media, quote, A lifetime would not suffice to get a glimpse of all the hidden beauties of Masada. Its magic is not just in the equipment, it is also in small things, end quote. Even though several experts believe that more than 95% of Masada's total size has already been explored, Stiebel believes that its core is yet to be discovered. We will, of course, keep you posted on any controversial or intriguing discoveries made during the excavations. It is a place which we find highly compelling.


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