people will be very happy because they probably had the same question as you had. Speak up with your ideas, tell them psychological safety is a belief that one will not be punished or humiliated when you come up with new ideas or then when you have questions, concerns or mistakes. So the third case here, inform people about your observations because in some cases it could save lives. In modern agile, this is by Joshua Kurevsky, the modern agile framework, maybe you saw it, makes safety a prerequisite is one of four cornerstones. The other one is make people awesome, deliver value continuously and experiment and learn rapidly. And there is a very famous study at Google where they looked at what makes great teams fantastic, what makes them high performing and its psychological safety. That was the winner. Other things was also important, but that was by far the most important factor for teams who wanted to become high performing. And this is a huge factor in team success. If we want to become high performing in our teams, then we need to take this into account. If you come new to a team, you are feeling a little unsecure, do they accept me, am I okay with them, do they trust me, can I trust them, you know, all these things that happen in the very early stages of team development. Then you move through different stages in group development and in the end, if you're lucky and you've played it right, you can become a high performing team. But that requires psychological safety. When you spend some time talking about private things in the team, instead of thinking that you can optimize work by only thinking about work related stuff, then team members get closer to one another and tend to produce better stuff together. And it's also, you actually produce more oxytocin, which is hormone that you get when you get close to other people. And then something that would greatly improve how we relate to each other and the work we do. Because when you start to get to know each other deeper, you start to trust each other. You then also do better work together and you start to like each other as well. Have you noticed that when you get to know somebody, you start to like that person and when you like each other, you work better together, when you work better together, you produce better value to customers. So it's a positive chain here happening. And this is the research by Amy Edmondson, who was the woman who coined this concept of psychological safety. It was not Google, it was actually Amy who did it from Harvard Business School. When you have high levels of motivation and accountability, this slide says, and high levels of psychological safety, we are in the learning zone, we're in the agile zone. If we have low levels of psychological safety and high levels of motivation, we are very anxious and frustrated. And this is me after six months in a big company trying to change things. I'm very motivated, but I don't feel safe. So then it's time to stop and go somewhere else. And we have the comfort zone, of course. We have very high levels of psychological safety, but we are not so motivated. We just go to work and do our job and then we go home. And that's what we really live for. Okay, in a psychologically safe workplace, good performance is acknowledged and strengthened by positive feedback. And we can try and we can fail, we can make mistakes. In the end, we will learn. So this is the cycle of psychological danger. If we become afraid of making mistakes, then we also blame other people. You know this blame game going on in some organizations. We are less likely than also to share different views with each other. And we can become victims of the common knowledge effect that everybody knows something. And we believe it's true just because so many people believe that. Copernicus, for example, was a victim of this in Poland many, many hundred years ago. He said that, hey, I noticed that it's not the sun that circles around the earth, but it's instead the earth circling around the sun. And he went to the scientists in this time and he told them about his discovery. And do you know what they did to him? Anybody knows? Anybody knows what they did to Copernicus? He was in jail and later they killed him because he was questioning what was common knowledge. It was the same with some people still, I think, believe that the earth is flat. It's the same thing. Instead, we want these cycles, psychological safety, we want these cycles, we want these cycles, we want these cycles.


What they gonna do with me now?  Hi, I'm TWICE man AKA just TWICE Where we here? So what do you prefer? I prefer TWICE If we talking in like regular conversation I prefer TWICE Okay, so I'ma call you TWICE Yeah, of course, that works Okay, so congratulations On winning the major record label showcase Thank you That's how we got here I love that Thank you So let's start from the beginning Okay, you wanna talk about it a little bit? No, let's talk about it I'm on your time Let's talk about it How did you feel? What was the preparation like? What was it like performing? How many times did you perform before? I mean, I got a couple of I got some good practice performing I've been doing a couple of shows I did a few showcases before My manager hit me He was like, yo He said, well, Will Stiles The dude that was running it Said that's his friend He was like, yo, this showcase be lit Let's get in it Like you got it I was like, yeah, you know I got it Like I stuff in everything confident Love that So I was like, yeah We went It was in a smoke shop I can't remember the name I know you're excited about that Wish I could have, yeah Wish I could have shouted them out I don't remember the name But all So a lot of dope artists there A lot of dope artists there Way more artists than I expected to be there Word, like the competition was dope Were you intimidated at all? Like was it like you still felt Did you feel the same walking in the building as you did Like when you saw the people then?    When we fill in the Stalgic Nah, nah, nah It's not cringey I fuck with them My first music video Is cringey Facts 2014 Cause I'm like Damn this is a This is nothing Like what I'm doing now You feel me I'm like What am I doing Like I feel like That's a part of Learning And growing And working at your craft You could definitely That's why I love it the most Cause I'm like Yo I really got my First music video And my most recent music video And you could see Like the progress And it's just fire Period Cause if they look the same Then They'll be saying something Yeah, word Like the lyrics Different The energy different The Chemistry different Everything just different Word Everything is Top shelf level now So I noticed that Well You just put A lot of emphasis on twist But twist isn't Or your album titles Love that I'm obsessed with myself Oh that's what it is Damn I thought it was Clever marketing You just like yourself That too A little bit of that too Which one is it more It's more about me Liking myself I'm not going on Damn I'm not going on Alright well I'm going to Still give you the credit for it So love that So do you Intend on Keeping that Like do you want to Switch up I'm not sure now I don't plan on deviating from it at all Except for the fact that I do got a sneaky move Okay A sneaky move of my sleeve I don't really want to give it away but Not too much Not too much But as far as music When it drop It's not going to be Surrounded by a twist name Okay Yeah it's not going to be Surrounded by a twist name It's going to be Surrounded by the Shit that twist Like to do Okay so twist But not twist Yeah Twist And etc Okay so when it comes to Making albums Do you still care about The body of work Like are you looking at An album as like A complete album Or do you feel like It's just singles Because I know playlists And it's real real big now So it's like People don't even really Care about the albums as much How do you look at that Yeah everybody Everybody's Everybody's strategy is to Have a hot single Drop a hot video Mark it And boom You feel me Snap of a finger And that works You feel me That works I'm a little old school though I definitely do take Heed into the body of work Like I definitely Like when I dropped my first My first project I was writing those songs And like I literally wrote My intro Potent That's like one of My most fire songs On the whole On the whole shit It's like I wrote that shit In like 2016 Okay And I didn't drop the I didn't drop the project To 2019 That's really risky Because I feel like The sound changes And sometimes like You have a listen to An album and it sounds Dated And that's why I knew I was gifted I can't lie That's how I knew I was I was a little different You feel me Because my music Was timeless Like literally To this day I literally So I'm basically I square one right now But not really square one Because I already Put in a footwork You feel me So it's like I'm just getting back But like I'm saying I'm dropping my Old songs Over again And everybody's like Yo Like the feedback Is crazy And it's always been Crazy It's like I just calculated As far as like What's been going on I just Basically with my New gram I'm just Calculating it Just redropping My old shit Just the right way Just a different way It's like If you could go back in time And do shit over How would you do it That's basically What I'm doing That's a really good way To look at it Mixing it with some new shit The deleted IG too But that's a really good way To look at it So when it comes to I know you said You're making timeless tracks You're aiming to Make timeless tracks So how do you Pick your track list Well you said You're good at Picking out Like what's good And what's not Yeah, facts I got a good I'm not good I'm a tweak it till it is Okay That go into the Twist shit too I feel like I could twist Any beat Into my type of My type of thing You feel me That's when I took it Into the artist's point of view That was after I was done smoking All the weed And I picked up the mic Still smoking all the weed But when I picked up The mic I'm like damn What am I gonna say When they actually Why my name is Twist I was literally Plotting and Planning for that And I'm just like Yo I love like I could get hype I could get cool You feel me I could Get on some romantic Shit I could get on some Fuck you shit So how do you Pick which one of those Songs you want to go On a certain project Because I know You said you're looking At it as a Whole body of work So how do you Pick Yeah Yeah Yeah I mean with my I could How With my first I didn't really Like you know How most Like they record Hundreds of songs You know Feel me Some even Thousands Like real life I can't I can't imagine Recording a thousand Songs For one Like for one project But I see how They do it You know Because like When you up there You locked in Like that's All you doing You feel me Me I'm like I'm way more Strategic with it Like I'm sitting On my tracks And I'm in my house Hundreds of times You feel me Just to make sure I like it Like I'm rehearsing I'm in front of Different people Like people I know People I don't know You feel me I'm looking I'm looking for it Before I actually Go jump in a booth Like And I've always been like that So it's like When I recorded This song To my first project And even my second project It's like I already know This is what I want on it Okay The hard part Was The order You feel me So how do you make the order Like how do you Do you go According to mood How you feel When you listen to it With my first With my first project I didn't have too much Confidence in myself With the order So shout out To my big cousin Young Maestro He's actually He's actually On my On my project Number I forgot what number that is But this song called Chest pains We shot that in Miami Recorded in Miami That was like My first time Feeling like an actual Artist Like fresh out the plane 12 am I changed my clothes He picking me up From the crib We go to the studio Felt like how shit Penis-y Oxtail rice and peas And we just Vibing You feel me Like a word And like a couple days later While I'm still in Miami We shoot the video You feel me It was just like I'm just like Wow I'm out here on some Movie star Shit You feel me It was like my first taste Of business And he He actually Helped me Pick my track list Like I gave him All the songs He was helping me Master them He do a little Engineering On the side too Like he was a He a man Of many Many talents For real Especially when it comes to music He a little older Than me too So he had A little bit more wisdom With it He was like a mentor Like When I was doing My own thing First Still doing My own thing Whatever much it was And he was like Yo I'ma come back to you With the list And he came back to me With the list I listened to them In that order And I explained to him What type of vibe It was giving And I was like Yo It sound like It sound like you Building it up Going crazy And bringing it back down You feel me It was like a party Like you starting it up You got a climax And then you just Gradually pooling And he was like Yeah that's exactly The type of vibe That you're giving I'm like Yo I like that Strategy Love that I was like Yeah I like that I love it Actually And I was like Yeah Yeah let's do it Like that And Push come to shove That sure was That sure was a classic Like it's It's still spinning To this day Word Like it's I'm very proud That's like My prize possession Word So Like you just mentioned Your songs I think that they sound like Too It could then be Two different twists A different artist Yeah So How would you describe Your music To somebody that Never heard of it Doesn't know what a twist is Don't even know How to do the twist I just feel like I just feel like If you If you jumping into Twist music Like It's It's Broadly Surrounded All surrounded By By the same thing Just the fact of It's just like Different factors Of the same thing Basically it's just Me smoking weed Having fun And it's just like Everything that happens Around smoking weed And having fun Okay You feel me And it's just like It's a lot that goes into that Like I could be Smoking weed Having fun in the club I could be Smoking weed Chilling with my family Okay so let's say this The person that we talking About right now They've never heard twist And they don't smoke weed Ooh They don't smoke weed I got a lot of people That actually Don't smoke weed And burn my shit And it makes them Want to smoke weed Okay so That's what they tell me That's what they tell me I like that I be like Yeah that's what it's supposed To do I be feeling Accomplished when they Come to me like that They be like Yo when I listen to your music I get hot So like That should That should give me Hot You feel me I be like Yeah like So give us Three adjectives Three adjectives To the music Okay One and a Innovative Okay It's innovative Because you go Hear some shit You didn't expect to hear No I definitely agree I think that the When I saw your Instagram And then I listened To your music It definitely Like I didn't expect You to hear Right Yeah you're not Going to expect Nothing that you hear And you feel me Every song Going to be a surprise In some sort of form You feel me I love that above me Word I love that above me Word It keeps It keeps people on their toes Because it's like I don't feel like I'm going to be One of those artists That's like Yo he just dropping That same flow On different beats You hear me No I'm not trying to do that Don't get it twisted I done wrote A little bit Of my strategy And this Feel me It's crazy I'm even Give this out Because Are you giving out The source of free Things I'm just Continuing The song That I really like And I keep going That's interesting And then I just Change the beat Wow That's interesting I've actually Never heard Any about you I'm with you I'm following the Twisting I like it Okay so I was actually Going to ask you What separates you From other artists Because I feel like Music is a little Over saturated It's crowded Yeah it's crowded It's a big room Yeah So I feel like You kind of touched on it A little bit more But really Like go ahead And what do you think Separate you From other artists Well for one For one I feel like A lot of the artists Coming up right now They're coming up Both for controversy Okay And I'm a dude Like I said I'm I'm chilling I ain't really Into the Yeah You feel me So I don't really Have too much Controversy Around my name I'm not I'm not aware yet You feel me Somebody knows But not me Yeah You feel me So it's like I don't got too much Controversy Around my name And I feel like That's also Another reason why It's going to take A little bit longer You feel me Because people Hook on to violence Like that's just That's just What it's about Like when you When you When you hear Like New York music You think of New York drill You think of You think of You think of like Dope artists But they rapping About violence You know And don't get a twist I'd be rapping About a little violence A little violence You feel me Word Like my mom's Gonna pull me up About a couple tracks Like what is this You feel me So your family When they listen To the music Like they be like They be like Wow Wow That's T And wow Could go Any way Wow this is fire Like wow You really said that So what's the craziest reaction You've gotten from A family member Whether it be your mother Father Siblings Like What's the craziest reaction You've gotten when somebody In a church music More time I could I could surround it all All All on a One phrase Like more time My family Come back to me like Yo you just A freaky Scorpion Like that's what They tell me It's Not that they be saying But it's all surrounded By the one thing That they just Like yo You a freaky Scorpion So does your mother Like is she a regular Listener Because that's what she gets From it If that's what they get From it Right Like that's how They describe it Your mother Regularly listens To you Be the freaky Ask for me Not regularly She's a big Trendy woman So she's Regularly bumping Soka Okay You know what I'm talking about She done been to My performances She see what I do How she feel How does that What is that conversation Like after that For one she's always Proud It's a lot of pride Going on You feel me Cause it's like All eyes on me That's my son You feel me Yes We know how the Caribbean Appears Yes Always like that You feel me So it's always a sense Of pride Every time I'm Doing my thing Like she be front line You feel me Soka Yeah I did And I know you mentioned With Khalifa So what What did you listen to Growing up Who did you listen to Growing up Who do you feel like Influencers sound the most I know you touch on You know Schoolboy Q Yeah Where's definitely influenced The way I speak On tracks Like especially My first tracks Like even The sense of me Keeping my low tone Of voice Like cause My first My first project Is like Probably turned up In like a few of them But More time I'm in my low tone Of voice Like I'm chilling Like I can remember Like sitting Sitting down Recording most of those tracks And I feel like If I'm sitting down I'm really chilling So like With Khalifa I definitely got that vibe From like I definitely got that vibe From like him I don't watch them Like sit down And record his own music You feel me So I be just feeling Like that's how You get that vibe Like that relaxed Chill vibe Like become natural You feel me So I just be like Yeah I got that from I feel like I got that from him Chief Keef When it came to turning up Okay Chief Keef was a heavy inspiration Like the fact that he just Didn't give a He didn't really care About nothing he was saying At all Yeah like And he was freeze I'm pretty sure He was freeze down Like yeah we all right But I'm pretty sure Most of the shit he was saying When he really got in tune He was just in the booth going I'm still yet to ever do that I've never done that So you've had to write Every single thing down I've always wrote everything Word Like everything always been Everything is calculated with me Like I feel like Everything is calculated I never really Like I freestyle in my crib To catch the vibe Once I catch that vibe So what is your recording process Like overall Like are you I know you said you write But like do you like Mumble and then write to the mumble Or do you like How do you pick beats Like walk me through that whole process So like alright Cause I just started I just started writing a new song I came about it like Like I said If I like a song a lot I'm gonna use it To create to start the To get the world rolling For my new song You feel me so And actually with this song I'm writing I'm using much higher You feel me cause I really really really really like that song Yeah that's a good song I really really really really like that shit So I was like I'm like yeah I gotta catch this vibe again Like that's literally What I'm telling myself So it's like And then with the beat Got some talented friends Like some real talented friends Shout out to Southmold Where he done worked with a lot Of blue check artists You feel me You know got his name up In a few places And he dropped me some heat And I'm just like Yeah I'm gonna do this To this You feel me So it's like My process I use a song That I like I find the vibe I want More than likely I already got a song with that vibe If I don't Then it's just a fresh thing I remember chest pains being like that Chest pains was totally different from me I had no song like it It was just something I wanted to try It was totally brand new It came out Came out dope And it worked Yeah it came out dope But um Word But that's usually my approach I use a song that I like Start And then just keep it going Regular rapping and shit like And I use my own I use my own shit So I know you mentioned I know you mentioned your friend Producing your song So is there always somebody you know Do you like go on YouTube And scroll through beats sometimes We all go on YouTube shit Meek Mill just dropped early mornings And that's what YouTube be He said it He's like yo somebody find the producer I got this shit up You feel me?  Love that Cause you got a little bit of everything We could all help each other Okay so Hi I'm twist Remember y'all said H-I-G-H Yeah H-I-G-H Have you ever Done a session sober?  If I already got it Like This was early early times Like I was I didn't even know These people You feel me? Like I'm just on On the internet Looking at studios For affordable prices And I'm just pulling up Like I don't really Know anybody I'm pulling up Dolo more time You feel me?  So I ain't really High the last Two or three hours Right But it's like Yeah I didn't I didn't did sessions sober Before Definitely I actually feel like Certain songs I have to do sober I was gonna ask you Like what do you feel Like the differences Or how do you Know what you can do For Yeah Yeah definitely Yeah that goes into That's a great question Cause that goes into Play too Like for songs like Po-In And like songs Like where I feel like I'm trying to catch That super chill vibe I'm probably smoking In the booth Like you feel me?  Love right?   That's not Justin Bieber That's Lil Dickie What's the song Alright what's the song with With Bieber and Chris Brown Was in the crib Yeah they do We're gonna look it up We're gonna look it up Yeah we're gonna look it up after Next one Ice Spice She's fire She's dope She's a dope artist Word She's a dope artist But would you smoke with her If I'm rolling it Yeah You don't think she could roll?  October 12th, 2022 Are you smoking with Kanye West?   Yeah I feel like You choose what you see And on the TV I'm choosing What I'm watching On my phone You think so? Yeah I feel like Algorithms are choosing What you're Yeah, but not if I go With my search engine And do my own thing When I hit When I hit Search on Instagram That's not no algorithm I hit Search on Twitter That's no algorithm But what about your suggested posts And like The shit that's on your timeline From people that Don't necessarily problem I always hit Take this shit out Me too I don't like Yeah, let me choose What I want to do And I already know The shit that's going on Like our phones Are listening to us Giving us the Like I'm talking about Nike with my homeboy Next thing you know I scroll past the damn Nike ad On Instagram I'm like wow Like that's really crazy You know but Yeah, I just feel like I'm in More control Like I'm in control Of what Of what I'm feeding Into my brain On my phone You feel me And I just feel like With the TV You got to go About a program So You mentioned Everything being calculated You know Opportunities of scars You feel like There's scars In New York Like you feel like New York So You know everybody who Says like One of the reasons New York doesn't Do well Is because Like everybody Hating on each other Do you feel like New York is So much haters Like how do you Feel about New York scene And Your opportunity Is that Your opportunity Is in New York I feel like You got to pay For them I feel like As a whole New York is An expensive state And I feel like Everything costs bread Like yeah You could be Like a super fire But It's not really What you know Is who you know You know So And you got to pay To be In so many Rooms Unless you Got the resources You got The enemies As Honestly I A new person I've never referred to Anything other than A belly button As an ending The word and the money You don't know About the The genuine issue Listen Shout out to The fondos Trapped in safety But Any Is someone On the inside That can Help you out Context was Definitely Let me know What you Was talking about Like Yeah Okay So Yeah I feel like It is calculated I feel like It's definitely calculated These DJs And these These spokes Spokespeople Like the people That got a voice For the For the New York scene I feel like They know Who's buzzing Right You feel me And they push That person You feel me Because that's What gets reviews Right You feel me So I feel like What's going on I feel like It's It's a few people out here That take risks And break new artists You feel me Shout out to Drew Ski I feel like He does that Shout out to Drew Ski Shout out to Drew Ski 5 He was at the Record label showcase You feel me Showed love Love that Yeah it was dope So how do you feel about support From other New York artists Do you feel like it's there Do you feel like New York artists Would do more I feel like I feel like We too caught up In the political activity You feel me It's a lot of Yo he He's cool with that person So we can't be cool with them She's cool with those people We can't be cool with them You feel me Like oh he's from over there You can't do this Right She's from over there You can't do that I feel like it's a lot of that going on And it's like a barrier Like you feel me Like I feel it And I'm I'm one of those Like I said Another thing That separated me As an artist But like I said I don't really got No controversy Around my name You feel me So I ain't really I ain't really Too uncomfortable Anywhere I mean it's definitely People And places I can be uncomfortable Yeah That's just Regular shit But I ain't As far as music I ain't too I ain't uncomfortable Around Any type of music scene You feel me Like I feel like Word So for you personally Let's say There was another artist Poppin' In New York Long to withdraw No you don't fuck with I'm not shopped Would you like Put it aside To make it so He's like the real Like Like my friends died And his friends died Nobody died Nobody died If nobody died Then why would he Like Do I not like His girlfriend Or Whatever scenario Whatever scenario You want to make Let's build one Let's build one Okay so I feel like Mine a little different With me I don't really care about that But I really care about that Okay so what's something That would really Piss you off I feel like He got like Like real life people On the image Let's say that He got real life people On the image Somebody may or may not Have died But they definitely had A couple physical Encounters Like And that's my door Yeah So Are you So that's Our association Yeah Right So you put it aside To put they hot They hot Nah That's a big loyalty Wow That's a loyalty I'm big on loyalty I mean Unless my son Is cool with Crushing Squashing You feel me Sorting it out I'll bring it up I'm definitely The one to be Optimistic Like you know Is there a way Because like If it's Especially if it's A beneficial opportunity You feel me Sometimes you got to Put your pride aside You feel me And it was right You know what I'm saying Like it was right for you And it was right for the People around you Words So that But you just mentioned That you feel like New York is real Picky choose you The sides right So that you can Understand why New York is like that Yeah of course I'm in the streets Well not I'm not even You are very much I work Very much I work I work all day Absolutely So yeah I got two jobs And extracurricular activities Yo Well we're like Yeah it'll It'll also It's a problem You know what I mean Like if you can If it can be Squash it's gonna be Squash if it can It's intimate It is what it is You're coming Yeah To the next opportunity So one of the opportunities You got was the Blockwork TV performance And I had over Who came Views We thought that So how did that happen Um How did that happen Well I actually I actually spotted Blockwork early In its In its production I liked it You feel me I felt like I felt like Of all the people Trying to do Well first We all noticed From the block You feel me When Eze in Chicago I grew up on that You feel me I remember seeing him Like years ago Like me being like Twenty twenty one Twenty two Twenty three Watching his shit You feel me And I was like Yo that's That's just a dope concept Right So to see somebody In New York I've seen people in New York Do it I ain't really I ain't really Like the vibe But I seen Blockwork TV And what they was Doing I'm like Yeah This feeling a little This feeling like Like it I'm liking this platform You feel me And the artist That was popping up Was dope And I didn't really Know someone up You feel me Like it was like It was really Upcoming an artist You know Like it wasn't It wasn't just a hype Exactly You feel me Word It was a little bit Of a hype Really giving people platform Yeah It was like It really got a chance I was like Yo Let me get a bonus And it was early Word I called them So early I'm so happy I called them When I called them Charles and Tayden Bradley Word It was so crazy Because word As they pull it up To shoot it One little I think Bride Call I shut down On the hallway Like That's tough Yeah It was super delayed I felt like The universe was working Against me a little bit But word Like pushed on the show I stayed patient I got to where Where they needed to get to And We did it Word I sure was I sure was dope I liked the video I felt like I could really Feel your energy in it With videos I felt like Miami Morning And Ellen DeGeneres I feel like they kind of have A similar vibe In terms of the visuals So like Is that one purpose Do you Are you the brains behind The videos Like how do you When you go to that Ellen DeGeneres That was actually my birthday That's Lynn Yeah, that was my birthday night Word I actually had it In the beginning of the song Before the beat drop I had the date stamp But I took it out Because Like we said I don't want no date stamp You feel me I don't want you to know That I did this What about you Even though On YouTube Is telling you the date I uploaded it You feel me But I didn't want no time stamp On my music You feel me But yeah That was my birthday And I was lit It was freezing You can Really?  It wasn't COVID Well, I don't remember it was it was just coming. Yeah, it was just coming.   He helped me get it because we're Sound like paperwork and all that bullshit So it was like Am I on a side to have been a print print it for me where it shows I love it. Oh, it's a team work.  It's always gonna be feed feed off But we're though like I'm printing a banner in the you hold put it up in the you hold Hey, I told him I literally told him in my exact words I wanted to look like I'm performing for BT outside Like I want one of those.  It wasn't connected to nothing.  I did not do that one video that was real on special super natural When I shot that was spaceman. That was the first and only video Color code My first time learning about it a treatment work came with the whole thing So didn't like that or you wasn't really feeling it. I felt like that was fine. It was important I don't you you dedicated your time to plan something for me Right, or it made me for the point. I love this work And it was it made things smoother, you know, like They smooth it like we had an itinerary like We knew what he was doing where he was doing it. How he was doing and he was probably like it was fun like stress Oh, yeah, yeah So who was some of your dream collapse, who would you want to work with in the future future? Okay Okay I Can't see I mean, like I mean, I don't know I don't know how me and would make a song together, but He could just do He right on the hook Birthday Not just the scorpions to be more realistic, I would love to have a song with Okay For any reach out I kind of like I was inspired by his It's it's it's like inspired by him I like that A lot of niggas be like Sean would definitely Young and me that was actually supposed to happen I feel like I feel like I call her just before she grew up. I was doing my own thing I actually went viral with this whole situation. I that was actually on the time when I first met the code to All right, I started a Brooklyn site challenge I had everybody all over the whole city even into other states Wrapping to one beat.    I'm gonna do one too. You feel me where it's not like Jersey has some CT artists jumping But yeah, so after everybody's doing they verses online I took it upon myself to to turn it into Stop the gun violent thing and that's like Everyone from all these different sides to come in spit day versus in person on camera Feel me and I did that in my crib or not My building feel me it we got a lobby big enough for it.  That sure was legendary It was like it had to be like 150 200 people in this lobby It was fire the capacity is only like 300 350 So I'm I'm literally That's right. That's right. When I go saying I have my artist pop out One of them few of them. Henry had to see Who else popped up muslin wavy like briscoe muslin prince twine. He's a lot of upcoming artists. You feel you got Hot songs like crazy numbers, but they just not all the way out there. Yeah for me were like And like it was it was super dope and young and made pulled up. She caught wind She caught wind of the situation And she she she she's super in tune. Yeah, she was super in tune Super in tune word and I actually knew her brother too He was set and she you feel me so I was cool her brother, but um Yeah, she pulled up She pulled up and it was super fly. 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There's some people that get a flash in the pan of success. And then there's some people that have success for decades. What you're training people on right now, Dennis, is to learn how to operate a company. Let's go. Hey guys, what's going on? All right. So, this video is going to be about securing the cell today and forever, okay? So, I'm going to hand it over to Dennis. Dennis, walk us through on how to become the biggest of the baddest. Yeah. This is really the second pillar of a great F&I manager. A F&I manager that's just totally focused on securing the sale in the moment so we can have many more sales in the future. So, when I'm talking about securing the sale now, I want you to think about this. As F&I managers, we are oftentimes the last substantive point of contact a customer has before they leave the dealership. It's our job to put a bow on that deal. We want that customer feeling like they made the right decision, dealing with not only the salesperson, right? So, if Andy's my salesperson and he's done a great job with that customer as an F&I manager, I want to make sure Andy knows and that customer knows that Andy is the best and the baddest and they made a great decision choosing to do business with Andy and also making sure that customer knows that they made a great decision doing business with our dealership. We want to just shower them with love because when we're the last point of contact, we can either destroy that deal right then and there or at minimum destroy it for in the future. So, really taking care and securing that sale now has to do with CSI. It also has to do with making sure that paperwork is nailed, right? Last thing a sales person wants to do is come back in and they lose a car deal because Dennis, their F&I manager, didn't do their paperwork right. So, securing a sales paperwork and CSI. Yeah. So, I was going to say this is big. So, CSI clearly is massive, right? I mean, it can affect your allocation. I mean, everything you get, right? How you get paid if you have a tied to your pay plan. Yep. I mean, literally a salesman could do everything right but his finance guy could not do it right and he doesn't get paid.  When you said this is the last point of contact, I think when something's done twice or three times, it shows that it's real, right? So, if the salesman's done a good job and the F&I guy does a really good job, then it's just validation that this is a great company. Hey guys, what's going on? It's Andy. A lot of you leave comments telling me that you need help. Do me a favor and tell you the best way to get a hold of me. Shoot me a text message right now,<PHONE_NUMBER>.<PHONE_NUMBER>. I'll help you with whatever you need.  Let's get back to the video, right? But how many times does one or the other do a good job but the other one doesn't? You know what I'm saying? And both of them. So, this gives you an opportunity even if the salesman messes up, okay? To be the last thing that they think about. You know, during a close, all somebody remembers is the last 30 seconds in a negotiation, okay? So, even if I messed up the first four minutes, only the last 30 seconds strong, you might still go ahead and do it, okay? It can't start out strong and then end weak. But it could start out weak and in strong and still close out. So, what he's saying is that you're the closer. You're the total closeout of how they felt about the company, how they walk away, signatures that count, right? I mean, I know front-end paperwork signatures count. But I mean, the real signatures count in the F&I office, okay? So, I just wanted to say like, you're the end-all be-all, man. Like, you're so much more than what you're playing as you are. Now, we just want you to know that so you could be like, dude, man, like, this is big. And then when you get that and you get to play this part, the next thing you know when you're running your store or you're the GM in the future or because you became great, you'll know what to expect from your people, right? Like to me, that's the biggest deal is that why I want to learn this dentist is because I want to know how to be deadly at this. So, as I go to my next level, did I make sure that the people that work for me, they're deadly at it too because I was great at it when I did it. You make such a great point, right? There are people that will buy a car even though the experience from the get-go wasn't great because they got a good deal, they're just tired of shopping, whatever the case may be. So, as an F&I manager is that last point of contact, you can put that train back on the tracks for the dealership. You know, this customer might share something with you that's a real problem. You can share that feedback with the sales manager, with the general manager. Maybe you got a CSI agent and we can take steps to salvage that relationship so the customer leaves the dealership feeling, hey, at least they got somebody that cares about me and my family and makes sure everything's good. So, and that really bleeds into the future, right? You've got to take care of these customers. Everything you do for them has got to be in their best interest. You want to look out for them and when I say being in their best interest, sharing all your F&I products, everything you have available on the menu and letting them make the decision whether or not they're going to buy it and properly disclosing it and making them feel good about the entire transaction is key. And when we do that at a very high level, we're preparing for our future because I really believe the F&I office is the foundation of the repeat and referral business. There's all these different products, right, Andy? You got service contracts, maintenance plans, tire and wheel, key. The list goes on and on. But think about it.   Everything's taken care of for you. You're not going to have a bill, right? They feel good. That customer feels good and they're forever for life. So, when you're taking care of these customers, F&I managers, man, treat them like the gold they are, like that customer is the last one you're ever going to get and make sure everything's clean, tight, disclosed and they want to come back and partner with that sales department to make sure you've got a great experience for you, your dealership and your sales people. Yeah, and I think just to finish on that, do you have anything else you want to say on this? Well, something I want to say is this.   So, right now, Dennis, I'm in the F&I office. I see a paycheck. That's what I see. We know what people see. Yeah. I see a paycheck, okay? And as I'm looking at that paycheck, all I'm looking is dollars and cents. But I'm going to ask you a question. How old are you right now? Are you 38 years old? Are you 48 years old? Are you 25 years old? Right. Like, what does your future look like? Like, understand this. If you don't get great at F&I, you will never grow past being a salesman in a dealership. You might even go to the desk and graduate there, but you'll be demoted back to the floor. There's some people that get a flash in the pan of success. And then there's some people that have success for decades. What you're training people on right now, Dennis, is to learn how to operate a company. Yeah. And to understand how money flows and understand how business works. And to understand their business. Yeah. That this, the cost to acquire a new customer is very expensive. Yeah. But if we do these things right, we're guaranteeing and insured that in the next 18 to 24 months to 36 months that that client will come back and buy plus their family, kids, wife, they'll buy and their friends will buy. Yeah. 100%. So, and it doesn't acquire more money. All it acquires is for us to be professionals. Absolutely. So, I just wanted to say that because I feel like as you're making these points, like a lot of people say, why know this? I know but you don't do it. Yeah. Okay. What you know to do and what you do are two separate things. You know if you wake up in the morning and go to the gym, you'll be in shape but you still haven't gone. Okay. I just want to say that like, like this is something that we take very serious. So, as he's saying it, I'm saying don't take it lightly. This is operating a business 101. Well, and that forward-looking finance manager you're talking about that really takes this very serious because there's finance managers. I know of finance managers that get into the seven figure income category because they're great at what they do and they're always looking to the future. And if you think about it, if you're doing a great job selling all these F&I products, the customer comes back and has that great experience in the service department which they deserve. They don't want to be in the service department but they go in and have a great experience anyway. And then they happen to bump in Andy, the greatest salesman in the world. He's got somebody to talk to and they're so enamored with the great job the finance manager did with them last time. They're like that same package I had. Just hook it up the same way. And then you're in and out with that deal and on to the next in seconds. Yeah. And we'll finish with this. I love what Dennis said in the beginning if you caught it. I always listen to everything everybody says. He said pillar, a pillar or something that holds something up. The pillar for every dealership in the world, yes. People would say it is sales, right? No, it's not because you can't stay in business if you don't handle this part right. Am I right? Absolutely. You can sell as much as you. I know a lot of people that sold a lot that went out of business because they couldn't figure this out. Okay. So I just want to say this. This is going to make you powerful. This is going to bring your value up. This is going to make you be an expert. This is going to make you be a pro. So some of these videos go a little longer, some of them are shorter. But everything that we talk about is 100% of a necessity. And if you learn this as the pillar of your foundation of the way that you do business, well, number one, your future looks very bright. And number two, when people work for you in the future, you'll know how to train them, which is what we're doing now. We're training the trainer. Hey guys, I just want to tell you the true one percenters you made it till the end of the video. Do me a favor, share it with the friend that wants to go to another level. Make sure you like the video, comment below so I know who you are. 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Welcome traders to this week's live market and trade analysis session with me, Patrick Munley, we are going to get going here in just another 10 or 15 seconds. Just before we do a quick audio and sound check if you can hear me and you can see the welcome screen if you type a Y into the chat box so that I know we are good to go. Thanks very much guys okay that is 1pm British summertime, and we are going to jump into the charts in a minute first of all, as always want to adhere to the risk disclaimer, most specifically for today's discussion. These expressed by me are solely mine they're not indicative or representative of those held by Tick Mill UK or Tick Mill Europe Limited. For those of you here for the first time briefing introduction to myself after university I joined a city PLC consulting firm. I left with some colleagues and went on to successfully co found and exit a consulting startup focus on C suite executive search for technology businesses. Essentially I had a front row seat to the dot com bubble, witnessing people make and lose a fortune in the market sometimes quite literally overnight. I started to explore my curiosity for markets with some capital to play with and some time on my hands. I started day trading the S&P 500, or more appropriately at that stage day gambling. After some early beginners luck I wrapped up some pretty solid gains. However, as is often the case, my beginners luck run out and as the market phase changed I began to average down into what would prove to be losing positions. I take back all my gains and experienced a significant six figure hit to my capital. Say this was a gut wrenching and so bring experiences number statement. I really have to stand back and figure out if it was feasible for me to make a living from the market so I decided to get serious about trading and source as a mentor with an excellent trading track records, working with my mentor for a period of 18 months to two years was during which I not just my technical game in terms of researching developing, sensibly back and forward testing strategies that crucially suited my personality, all of which are underpinned by rigorous risk management approach. But most importantly, during the period of mentorship I significantly developed my mental game, and probably most importantly of all I made the watershed shift from being a highly goal oriented individual focused on financial gains to becoming purely process oriented. So what does that actually mean well, it means I had to stop focusing on what I could make from the markets and start focusing solely on managing my mindset to allow me to consistently execute my trading strategy, oftentimes in the face of negative feedback for the markets in the form of losing trades. However, once you become process oriented, and you have a professional trading mindset and you understand the true nature of trading being a numbers game in which you're simply playing the probabilities. You lose the emotional investment and that hellish emotional roller coaster feeling of living and dying by the outcomes of individual trades. So I no longer concerned with the outcome of an individual trade, or even a small string of trades. My focus on the next 100 trades, because I know if I focus on excellence in execution, my edge will demonstrate itself over an extended series of outcomes. My multi strategy approach has delivered profitable annual returns since 2008 since 2013 I've also been managing investor capital through a manager account service, again delivering annual positive returns. I'm currently responsible for managing a multimillion dollar portfolio. Since 2010 I've mentioned hundreds of private traders of all experience levels from complete novices to former CME floor traders in developing the technical and mental skills to consistent returns from the markets. In addition to my fund management and mentoring I'm resident market expert exclusively providing market and trade analysis to tick mill clients. I provide an in depth daily market outlook breaking down the fundamental and technical drivers for the day ahead. I also provide daily technical trades setup videos for about three to five markets that I'm actively tracking and I share those through the tick mill trading view accounts. I also provide the tick mills E-mini strategy Facebook group where I post a daily video outlining my pre-market trade plan for the New York cash trading session for the S&P 500. I give my bias for the day ahead and the specific action areas where I'm looking to engage the market. These pre-market plans have delivered over 2400 points of profit since we launched the group last April. I also provide live commentary during the opening hours in New York cash session where traders can essentially see in real time how I dissect markets and I identify asymmetric trading opportunities. These sessions act as a platform helping traders to develop a professional consistent approach to navigating the markets and the mental mind games that must be mastered to make it as a profitable market operator. Okay so that gives you a flavor of where it is I'm coming from and we are going to jump into the charts now. I would just say in terms of the format I'm going to run through the charts that I'm actively tracking at the moment where I see potential trading opportunities developing. And then at the end I will open up a Q&A session so if you've got a chart you want me to take a look at that I don't cover in my presentation you can type it into the chat box and I'll come back to it at the end. Equally if you have any questions as we're going through the charts just type just put those into the chat box as well and like I say at the end I'll come back to those and I'll make sure we cover them all off before wrapping up this session. So as always let's start with the S&P 500 or the E-mini S&P futures contract which is what I trade. What setup really hasn't changed from last week is tracking a five wave sequence which completed into the 16th of June. Since then I've been looking for upside to develop we have traded to the long side I've been actively trading this market in the telegram group and sharing trades and have a very good run in terms of long positions. In terms of the intraday trades I've been trying to get a swing long position going but due to the intraday volatility it's been a little bit tricky. So what I'm looking for now is any move back through 3805 to suggest that we're going to break out of this triangle and extend to the upside. Initial further resistance likely at the 3840s when you get through there then we have weekly projected range resistance 3892 and we have the gap there as well at 3905. Ultimately what I've been looking for would be a bear market rally here to develop and get a test up into the high volume node 4129 and we also have the trend line resistance coming in there as well. As you can see here in terms of the daily candles. Now this is a bullish configuration at the moment so I still remain bullish here for now, they really take a close back through the pivot here at 3690s to suggest that we have, we have a problem in terms of the upside, and they're actually going to rotate lower and we'd be thinking about a move back through the current cycle loads into that 3640 area and weekly projected range brought down to 3574 and the 161 extension of this last move to the upside coming in there as well 3566. But for now, like I say, I'm focused on the upside. As we, as we defend the pivot at 3695. Moving to the NASDAQ, you'll see these equity index is quite a lot of them have a similar setup here at the moment with respect to the NASDAQ again we're completing a five way sequence, we have moved to the upside. What I'm looking at now is the potential that we're actually going to complete a corrective pattern here in the NASDAQ, let me draw this in here. We're going to swing here to this swing here we get an equality objective, which is going to coincide with the daily projected range resistance so if we take out the resistance here at 11,750. The target is going to be 11,900 so about 150 points of upside to play for their, and then we'll see if sellers are going to step back in we've also got the gap there. 11,884 so that's the target so if we get through the current range resistance in terms of the NASDAQ we also have a descending trend line coming in just about their 12,100. So we need to take that out to see a more meaningful upside attempt in terms of the NASDAQ for now but it's similar to the, the SNP sorry, we are in a bullish, bullish pattern at the moment, and it would need to see a loss on a closing basis 11,317 to suggest that we're going to take a lower again and retest the current cycle loads. So the Dow Jones similar setup really to the NASDAQ. We have a potential inverse head and shoulder scenario here so this is our left shoulder, this is our head, and this is our right shoulder so any move through resistance at 30,770s should see us test up there 30,989 so just below that 31,000 level would be the quality objective for this corrective move, and then we'll see if sellers going to step back in again, or if we can get a more meaningful squeeze developing. Let's just draw in the internal trend line resistance here so you can see where we could be headed. So we can, if we don't get, if we don't find sellers at the quality objective 30,989, and we've got this trend line resistance coming in 32,250 area.  The candles aren't defined by the open, high, low and clothes for their color, they're defined by a five period volume weighted average price. So it's a five day look back and if we're trading above that volume weighted average price, then the candle will be green if we're trading below it's red and I use those for defining, defining trends. So I'm here, and I'm looking for the momentum divergence continues to be maintained so set up for me at this stage is to play counter trend longs in these indexes. The one that said, well there are a couple actually there are a little bit weaker. We have here the Russell. The other US equity indexes have all tested their larger equality objectives versus their daily swing structures that hasn't happened yet in the Russell. However, from a daily trend perspective we are bullish for trading above the five period look back, but Russell just seems to me a little bit weaker than these other indexes and I still have that test down to the 1578 as the downside for I think we see a more meaningful corrective rally in the Russell notes it's also the weekly high volume nodes. So that's in terms of the look back there back to the August of 2018 the last time we had a tightening cycle, the price that was most accepted by traders in terms of this five year look back is this 1570 level, which is the equality objective so I'm looking for price to pull back into that, and then we'll see if by step back in, and we could be looking for a move to the outside. DAX sitting right at that trend line that we're talking about last week we probe underneath it, but we're seeing some buyers try to step back in here, obviously we're seeing some strength in terms of the US equity markets and that's leading the DAX here but the DAX can get back through the 13,430 area, I still see the potential that we get a squeeze up into trend line resistance 14397. Now importantly, if we close on a weekly basis below this trend line so if we close at or below the current lows for the DAX, that's going to set up another downside objective a technical objective versus the swing structure here, which would give us a downside objective of 11,210. Also coincides with the 61.8% retracement of the entire post COVID crash so if we really want to pay attention to how we close this week on the DAX, but if we get back through that 13,450 area, I'm going to be long again I was long earlier in the week but I got taken out on trading stops. So I'm still bullish but we need the confirmation, want to see a pose back through that level to really get interested on the upside. Moving to the Nikkei similar setup to the DAX really, but looking a little bit stronger here on the daily now, let me just move this for you guys so I can give you the level. So I'm going to be longer than Nikkei on any move back through 26,600. And if that sets up, and we get that we're consolidating in the upper range, the daily volume was average price is bullish. So we are looking for a move through 26,600. We've got the high volume there 27,755 as the first objective, and then we have range resistance coming at 28,410. So watch for that move through 26,600 as an opportunity to engage on the long side, those upside objectives in mind moving to the currencies. So I'm going to be shorting the dollar index, short the dollar index from the 105 30s, which I discussed last week. However, we're not getting the follow through that I've anticipated at this stage, and this is now starting to look like bullish consolidation here so if we do consolidate. Let me just draw in the triangle pattern here. So we're currently in this triangle pattern. And if we get a break through there on a closing basis, then that's going to set up the test for those of you who join me most weeks. You'll know that I'm actually looking for the dollar index to test the 106 level. That's, that would be a minimum upside objective versus the way for consolidation here on the weekly chart. And it is also the yearly R3 pivot at 106 39. So any move into that area, as long as we maintain bearish momentum divergence on both the weekly and the daytime friends here. I'm going to be watching for bearish reversal patterns there to engage on the short side. And certainly I'll be thinking about a move back down to test the 103 50s as the as the first downside objective. At this stage, we really need to take out this trend line this internal trend line to get excited about the downside like I say I've got a risk free short in play from the 105 30s. But I'm starting to the momentum is starting to fade here, and it's starting to potentially fade about spike into that 106 to 106 30 area and that is going to be absolutely key for me incoming sessions as an opportunity to to fade Donna strength. And obviously as well from a macro perspective, markets are pretty well priced now in terms of the fed rate hike so that premium is slowly coming out of the dollar. And so I'm just just waiting to see if we can get that part of the 106 to 106 30s euro weakening up again couldn't get through that trend line resistance and 106 50s. Now is that if that dollar is going to go to the 106 the euro is going to trade down here minimum downside objective is a 102 20 test for the euro dollar. At this stage can't get interested on the long side until we take out the trend internal trend channel resistance here on a closing basis through 106 50s sterling. So this one running long position from last week and show you what we were looking at. So we got the test, the long awaited test of the 78.6% retracement of the post COVID advance into that 120 40s we tested the yearly S3 pivot to the tip, really, and then saw a really nice outside reversal. So we saw a reversal from on a weekly scale. And then we got this fight the fight and look back, headed in the right direction in terms of the daily chart, but we just are not seeing any follow through at the moment so the next area of interest sterling is going to be a move that trades ABC here into the 121 10 now, if we get into this area, and we get a bullish reversal pattern. And I'm going to be looking to play a long position in sterling and see if we can get a move up into the trend channel resistance there 124 40s. But at this stage, if we don't, if we can't hold that, that equality objective, then the picture doesn't look so great for sterling I'd be anticipating that we roll over and test into this wedge support here just below the 118 handle. So, so that's going to be a key area to watch. Obviously that will coincide with the euro, making new lows and the dollar index making new highs. So we'll see how that develops. Dolly and this is the, the other short I've got running at the moment. Faded into I'll show you the setup here. I was looking at 136 15 is my entry I got 136 18 on a bit of a slippage. So what I'm looking for now really is the dollar yen to roll over here. Again, we really want to see the dollar weekend as well here but with that as I took as I was talking about that loss of momentum, really a dollar downside is a bit of a concern here, and may mean that we have to make another new high in terms of the dollar before we roll over but once I've got the short running it's risk free now running about 60 cents bits in profit. The target for me is this ascending trend line support from these prior highs here in 131 40s. If we get through there, if buyers don't pick it up there, then we look for a test of the base here back into the 126 50s on the downside. However, if in line with the dollar index making that new push to 106, we could see the dollar yen up into the 138 handle. And again, if I get, if we get the confirmation from the dollar index we see that bearish reversal pattern we have momentum divergence, and I'll also be looking at new shorts in the dollar yen up into those levels at 137 50 138. But the weakness that we're seeing in the dollar yet at the moment is is part in part being driven by weakness we're seeing in terms of 10 year yields. So we were targeting a test of three, three, sorry, 3.43%. And we got that test we've got a bearish rejection on the weekly time frame. And so we've actually got a potential double topping play here. Now if these yields start to roll over if we can take out the trend line support here, that will add weight to the dollar, and it will add weight to the dollar yen so those trades could work if these yields really starts to roll over. But we're going to need to take out this trend line supports. So back through 3% really on the downside to add to add weight to those, to those other trades. This one has potential as well with it with a double top in a very clear, and we've got momentum divergence in play. So I'm looking for a close through daily projected range support 141 90s to short your yen and initial target is going to be this 139 29 on the downside we're getting a nice bearish reversal outside reversal pattern on the daily timeframe and note that the candle is red because of that fire that the volume wasted average price on a five day look back. Here's it's trading below that so that adds weight to the downside in your yen. Let's look at the Aussie and similar setup. Well, the Aussie and actually looks weaker beats being weighed by the Aussie but you can see up here we tested the yearly R3. We hit it the first time we got rejected try traded through it but closed back below it. So I'm watching this is potentially going to be a weekly outside reversal now in terms of the Oz again. We can get through this trend line support here so any close through 92 80s that would be a confirmation for me on the downside initial target is the quality objective at 1997 and below there we have this monthly projected range support and the ascending trend line support at 90 30 so there's some decent downside targets play for and it would be ideal to see that weekly candle close red. So again on that five period look back, suggesting further weakness in terms of the Aussie and lovely double top pattern there and plenty of momentum divergence to encourage the downside. Let's move into the commodity pairs here. So this one, we were looking for a pullback into the, the high volume load on the four hour chart didn't get that we've since accelerated to the outside. And so the dollar CAD now has a date with destiny, and that level is 13204 so that's an increase in the projected versus this swing structure. And ideally what we want to see is the dolly dollar CAD trade that 132 when the dollar index is above 106. And again, if the dollar index rolls over it'll take the dollar CAD with it. So I'm going to be paying very close attention to how we trade in this area as an opportunity to work to fade dollar strength. So the Aussie is trying to defend these loads here monthly projected range support at the 6840 so any close through their targets the equality objective of 6640. This is the equal legs objective here for that correction to complete. And again, so if the dollar if the dollar CAD is trading 132 we expect the Aussie to be trading at the 6640s. I mean, if we can get these bullish reversal signals on the daily timeframe I'll certainly pay most interest to, as long as we maintain some momentum divergence, I see an opportunity to fade that dollar strength and get in on the long side. Kiwi dollar, similar setup in terms of the, the weakness here, we were looking for an equality objective, once this chart updates with me. 6120s as the, sorry, 6120s as the downside objective. So any, any break of this triangle that we're currently trading in so any close through the triangle support and through month and well we've already tested monthly projected range support we've got a bit of dead cat bounce there so any close back through triangle support here we target a test of 6120s and again thinking about the dollar index testing that above that 106 level as we trade into that area. So we're looking to see if we can see any dollar weakness emerging. Let's move to gold wrap up here with these commodities and the cryptos. So gold, any, any, if we can get a close through 1815. I know sorry, I'm sorry if we can get a close through the 1800 level, we are looking for the goal to test its equality objective versus the 27, 2077 swing high gives a 1663 on the downside. So I'm going to be looking to be short if we can take out the 1800 level, or we have a corrective pattern developing here, which could see us test the 1900 level first before the next leg to the downside. So if we can get bullish reversal patterns into that 1814 level, there's an opportunity there to play for the C leg of this corrective cycle to get us up into that 1900 level. Let's take a look at Bitcoin and ether to wrap things up here. So if these something to factor here if these equity indexes are going to make the corrective moves that I anticipated or talked about the start of this session, that should lead to some near term corrective action in terms of Bitcoin and ether. I'd be looking at any move in Bitcoin into the 26,000 area and the descending trend of resistance as an opportunity to engage on the short side, and we have a downside equality objective for Bitcoin at 12,460. And again, if we if we trade into that area and we've got that dollar above 106, you can see how the intermarket dynamics could all sync up there for a more meaningful shift in terms of the typical dollar strength regime that we've been in. And we can see these cryptos get a decent balance of the minimum wrap up here with ether. So the target for ether on the downside is 851 versus the swing high here at eight, sorry, 3558. Again, we that's we want to see that test coincide with the dollar trading above 106 but from there I'd be watching for bullish reversal patterns. So we've technically completed this major corrective move to engage on the long side, and certainly would think about a move back up to fill the gap there at 1660 1670 level as the first target on the upside. Actually it's more than that because it was 1700 that we traded on the short side. So that's what I've been looking for as a minimum upside objective for the first leg of the loads. Okay, so that's that wraps up the charts that I'm looking at. Hopefully you can see or get a sense of where I'm coming from I'm looking for a correction in these equity indexes. I'm looking for the dollar to trade up into that 106 Euro 102 sterling back down into the potentially 120 118 area dollar yen 137 138. And then we could see that Aussie trade to its equality objective dollar CAD 132 and then I'd be looking to fade that dollar strength if if we get the confirmation the setup. Okay, so with that said, are there any questions. Equally if you don't have a question, we type an N in the chat box that's just as useful. I put a couple of links in the into the chat. So I'm looking for the futures group for those interested in trading the getting my daily S&P 500 e mini futures contract planned for for the New York cash trading session. I also put in the tick mill trading view account where you can follow my daily setup videos. WTI. Okay, let me look. I actually did cover this in one of the trading videos this week. So on the four hour time frame, we're trading in this descending trend channel we have tested the equality objective. So, in terms of thinking about a corrective pattern I'm always thinking initially have a three way corrective move with the quality objective 103 50s for me to get bullish on crew now we need to close above 107 30s. So if we do, then this correction may be done and we may be looking again at a retest of the prior cycle highs and then onto new highs. However, we have taken out the daily trend line support here on a closing basis. So any loss now of this support zone at the 101 level, I will be thinking about it being in on the short side, because we have an equality objective versus this swing structure here we tested in 78.6% of the trade back through to the downside and sellers have stepped in. So if we take out these current lows, I want to be sure, looking for a move down to the 86 level in terms of crude oil. Does that make sense Richard or the alternative scenarios and trade back through 107 30s initial move to test the high volume known 110 and then we'll see if we can get a squeeze going to the upside. Good stuff. You're very welcome. Yes, if there aren't any other questions, I'm going to wrap this session up here. Let's see join me in the Facebook group and follow along my daily trade ideas on the trading view accounts. And as always traders plan the trade trade the plan and most importantly, manage your risk until next week. Thanks very much.