Moje moj je zelo izgledat, da počekajšo organizacije za to, načinaj je zelo však však. Vsih, ki sem včešel, je jaz naša viša, da sem čakal s njemnimi dve ljudi, več do dve ljudi. Však stih je srednje vstupov, včešel, in tudi se počekajši, kdaj nespojno je, pristva. In je to ciljene vse objete za, da je pa nastavljen, ko ima je vzdušnji z nisem... in konštržanja za, da je ta vzdušnja vzdušnjem z inisem da je visi izkonce. Od taj pa zrem diveč, objete ciljena in nekaj, kako je vzdušnja in je tudi počkaj. In je tudi, da je v mnogu vse izgleda, da se vse izgleda, da je vse izgleda, da je vse izgleda, da je zelo zelo, da je vse izgleda. Na samim različno vse stativne regularje da se zelo vse zelo Protočno je, da smo videli, da nekaj bolj izgledali zvršenje v empetijskih zvršenjih. Zvršenje je, da je to tako izgledal. Sreč nekaj rezultat, da imamo površenje, je, da bomo površenje, če je to, če je to, če je to, če je to, če je to, ki je kodujen za zeločen informacij na generativne procese in kako je zeločen, zeločen samples, kaj je tudi praviti, samples, ki je zeločen informacij. Zeločen po vstavu, kako se zeločen zeločen, bo, da smo videli, da je dobro vodnje vodnje. In druga pravda v Tokiju je, da tega ideja včešla, kaj tega včešla. In tega je dva izgleda. To je minimulne skripče. To je, kem, kaj je prišljeno optimalno kodin, za vse postavljenje od nekaj nekaj izgledaj, in druga je izgleda in izgleda izgleda. In potem, imam zelo, kako je vse ideje, in izgleda in predstavljati ozvoričke informacije. Prejdaj smo se dobro začeli, da so prihvali vse motivacije. Nažalj je to prishot, da nekaj prihodil, nekaj neče beživati, da smo vse začali včutih technikov.  In vsega funkcija je vsega vsega sekrencija. In vsega sekrencija je vsega vsega mjutečnji. In nekaj poslusti vsega sekrencija je vsega vsega vsega. Ok, ali na različenje iz taj neilah evaluate, zve časem neštješnosti po razlogovел, bese, da so, da spjede v tudi neti vidi, kanju. Prvno drugi posled, je zame čas slik, naredaj za bilo posledanje, Vse je to vse je posledniko in kot sem zaživljul nekaj prilj. Zelo je. Zelo je vzelo, da počkaj jazem priče, ko se vzela, vzela je počkaj počkaj počkaj počkaj počkaj priče, na zelo pozitioni, ki so veliko relevane, biologično. In da je tudi nekaj, kako se je, kako je, kako je, da možeš zelo, kako zelo, kako je začneva informacija na generativne modeli. Na posljeno generativne modeli. In da je, Kako je relevancja? Proste, zelo sem vsečen, da sem tukaj relevancja, da je relevancja in trincična. To je ne relevancja, da je vsečen. Na različenih protensih, kjer smo prišli v kontakcij, prišli, da je zelo pravda konečnja, prišli, da je zelo pravda konečnja, ali tudi, da smo prišli, da je zelo pravda konečnja, načo je in trinsik, je tudi, da je zelo pravda, da je zelo pravda. Tako štr, da sem ... malo stojno izgovoriti, je ta ev distractivna vsoza od zelo prišli, na dve, dve domene, z zelo biologije, ekologije zelo financija, načo, to, la, da. Bez pereštenih, kako se vzačenim na tzw. prizidljati njega vziv, ker, zato na makroskopijskih sestem v fisiku, se priziveti, da vizibno, vzivno, bolj nekaj zelo dominirati z sentalnej vizibni. Zvrča, o čeku nekaj vziv, je nekaj vziv. Zelo je izgledaj izmah, v srečenji modeli v fisiku, ki je zelo model. Nekaj je počet, kaj je izgleda izgleda, izgleda izgleda v Fisiku, kaj je vsešel, da je tvoje bolje vsešel, in tako, kaj je fizicist, ki je vsešel, vsešel, kaj je vsešel, zato, da včasnje vse organizacije predrečno zelo tudi kritikalj pojnje, zato, da je to, da se per Makoči načinčal, in zelo, da je vse pojel, da je tudi tudi kritikalj pojel. Zato je, da vse bo, da je tudi vse zelo zelo začetnje ostatistije kritikalitje. To je začetno, da pričasno se zelo. Zato, da mi različi, kjer potem je bil. Vse bo, da me pravimo se našlič, da je zelo. If you look at the distribution of people that live in cities ... ... this is broad. But they could also give me the zip code. The zip code is much more precise information. If you want to locate a person, a disposition of population by zip code is probably not very broad. ker je več, da bi se postmanje, ki so in nekaj zelo zelo, kot nekaj ne bo več efekcija. Zato videlš, da v tem se vrtečne vrtečne vrtečne vrtečne, ki sem vrtečne, ki so srečen odpravil, ki je zelo začin, da bi se vrtečne vrtečne which could be chosen by an engineer. And these variables here that are intrinsically relevant to the system, where it shows this broad distribution. So this is more or less the team that I want to discuss. By the way, if you wonder where do I live, in a place which has a very nice zip code. OK, so Tako, sreča ideja je več sempljena v taj skup. Ideja je to, da imaš data, data seta, neko čekovati z komod Richardi, nekako je zelo pošli iz Brother Segu. I tako, ještje je ob sel, dovolj bolj, ještje je bilo, je še pošli iz Abandok. W pošli malo je naša odničenja od začenja seba, zelo ne su otvaril facti, in je bilo. Ne, je bilo, Oil means, in it is that the water what is generated, it isICK, and special meaning in the order of the samples. So you think of each point in your data set as being generated from a given data set and if you want to understand how much information does your data set contains, essentially there is a precise way to do laptop, da je tukaj data. Vse je tukaj, da je tukaj biti, da se je zelo vzelo, je tukaj antropi. Kaj je tukaj, da je tukaj, različno, da je tukaj data, da se je tukaj vzelo, tukaj. Tukaj, da je, da je tukaj biti, Some of these are just noise, and some of this instead contains information about this underlying distribution. And you would like to find out what is an upper bound to the number of bits that can tell you something about the generative model. Vse, kako se taj človek je, nabij se, človek je zelo na naprej vse, da je začal investešany informacij. To je počuk, da je vse zelo, da tega vse nekaj da posla začal več. Je to del, da tega je začal več, da je nekaj informacij nekaj začal in začal. Na različe, zelo izgleda izgleda izgleda izgleda izgleda izgleda izgleda izgleda izgleda izgleda izgleda maksimalentropi, tako je nekaj vse informacije na generativne modelu. Ok. Zato je tukaj prišljeno v srečenju, nekaj je tukaj biti, da je značen, da je značen informacij, da je značen, da je značen, ok. In tako, nekaj je, Ta entropija, taj entropija v kapitku, je tudi nekaj, če je dovoljilo do prejzena, je dovoljilo do revolucion, ko boš opravil. Zato vse boš vse boš prišličen, neko vse boš prišličen produk, ki je Leonardo, prišliš na klasifiracij, kateri nekaj zelo 61 produk, 2, 3, 4, 6, et cetera, et cetera. Vse možete vzveči vzveči in vzveči vzveči. Kako vzveči vzveči, kaj je vzveči vzveči, zato vzveči vzveči vzveči vzveči. Vzveči je intrinsik nošan, zato vzveči, kaj je vzveči. Zato vzveči vzveči vzveči, kaj je vzveči. Vzveči je vzveči, kaj je vzveči, za udol charity! Aj slim undoubtedlyam, akje toh za vzvečini sre č uploads vzičenov!! Ztainomシ envjang, kaj je solo skutitoval, in nekaj se več tupčin je! Vzveči vzveči vzveči, smo impedance vzveči, ki lahko soci m three. Pri potec, submit en nimi gejien sorוס, potec, srečere де spl look, tudi zelo. Kaj, da se vse modem vsega izgleda, oče je zelo, da se počutite, da se počutite, da se počutite, da se vsega izgleda. OK, zato, v tem, da se počutite, kaj je zelo, da se počutite, da se počutite, da se počutite, stavljeni taj kajhzav. Tudi je to tako izglede, kaj sem imel, kaj bi se vse 4 000 stokov v New Yorki stokov in skupaj imel, se z nimi pošli, kaj je, nekaj skupaj, ne, in kaj je, se za nimi kustas, kaj je, nekaj vali srezov, Netk bombing is essentially the K of S will be the number of firms that end up in cluster SE. And then you will have a certain value of this H of K. Now these graphs, here I give you a tradeoff between resolution and relevance because along each of these curves Zdaj, ki igram ta resolucija, in v tem teh neseljosti na graf, razbiči nekaj informacij na modelji. Spodobno se izvizuje resolucija in lajoutje. In naredasne v pojavnih, kaj biti pojavnih, V nekaj biti posledajte zvršenje delaj, zato da je ljubje, izvršenje delaj, in nekaj biti, njega je ljubje bez ljubje, kjer pa je najbolj in posledajte kompresje, tako, da se zelo resoluti, zelo pa pa vse posleda. Pozivno, razprotno, ko si stavila, Vzvečo je nekaj resolučen, odkazo izgledaj več nekaj, nekaj ispravilj vali vzvečjo, kaj možete odkazati? Zdaj, če dozvori svoje priplazve? Zato je... ...zato je to, ko se razneče za nekaj vali, z njega je zelo bilo. To je zelo način. In to je vsega zelo način, da se je komputite inalitivno. In zelo, da je tudi vzelo, je to vzelo vzelo vzelo v zelo. Kako se pošliči, da se je začin vzelo, je to, da je tudi začin tudi začin tudi začin tudi začin tudi začin Topča je, da v tem soljebnjih delovishaya zelo, pokazma všemzljenju doj educationo, je to tudi za del kĺzira, obzela na tudi za del kĺzira, ok? Tako, boš dan, da vzelo, da pa n photomčiti otvorili vse mali informativne vzile, izgleda taj kritični vseh, statističnih, kritičnih vseh. In vseštje, na vseh maximale informativne vseh, taj eksponent mu regulacije vseh vseh, vseh izgleda vseh, vseh izgleda vseh, In zelo, da je tukaj počut, ki je mu equal to 1, when the slope is equal to 1, where essentially beyond this point your compression, when you compress up to this point, you don't lose information, actually you gain information, and beyond this point you lose information. In this point here actually happens to coincide precisely with the zip flow, which is characterized by a number distribution of frequency which is proportional to the frequency to the minus 2. In some sense this tells us that zip flow in this picture corresponds to optimal compression, or the limit of lossless compression. Ok, so, if you have questions on this first part, then maybe you can, otherwise let me go on the showing. And of course, I mean if this is true, then you expect to find these features in systems that are expected to code efficiently for some functions. And also you should be able to use this principle in order to find relevant variables. Ok, so these are the two things that I want to discuss. So, first of all, you find this zip flow in many systems that are supposed to provide efficient representation of something, so first of all in language, then in the immune system that is provided to, say, give an efficient representation of this base of bad guys out in the environment for this particular fish. And also in the firing patterns of retina, say, a system which is supposed to provide an efficient representation of visual stimuli. Also, I have to add this because these are figures I took from the papers of Leonardo Dima. And you find this broad distribution in Google Matrix suggesting that page rank is actually extracting efficient representation from different systems. But there are a couple of systems that are really designed to extract efficient representation, so I want to discuss them in a little bit of detail. One of them is minimum description length and I'll try to give you a very short tutorial of it. So imagine the following problem. So there is one guy, Alice, that is doing an experiment and this experiment is testing a theory which is, say, the standard model if you are in LHC or whatever. And this theory depends on a number of parameters. And actually because the theory is meant to really probe this theory and to estimate these parameters are not known. Then the question is after the experimentalist has done this theory he wants to send the data to the theorist who is going to analyze them. And the question is that Bob the theorist has to decide how many bits he has to set aside on his computer in order to store this data set. This is an easy question if he knew the parameters because then he would know the distribution and if you know the distribution minus log 2 of the probability of the sample would give you the number of bits that you need. But the question is that do you set aside this space before knowing theta? So the way in which minimum description length attacks this problem is by a minimax strategy where essentially you first compute the regret is essentially imagine that Bob decides to use this coding function this probability to code the samples, the data then essentially is the number of bits that he will need and his regret is the difference between the number of bits that he will need and the minimal number of bits and the optimal number of bits that he would actually need if he knew the parameters the maximum likelihood estimates of the parameters. So the idea of minimum description length Bob thinks that Alice is sending him the worst possible sample for a given P and given this is going to minimize his regret find the optimal P for the worst possible sample and this gives the solution and the solution has this explicit form which is called normalized maximum likelihood. Ok? So now for example in this normalized maximum likelihood you see the log the regret which is the log of this minus the log of this is just the log of this and sorry there is no minus sign there is plus sign and essentially what you get in this theory which was by resigning is the same penalty for this is a measure of complexity of the model of this model here and the penalty is exactly the same as you get in base information criterion plus there is a term that depends on the susceptibility matrix official information. Ok? Ok, so now the question that I am going to ask is let's take this as a generative model for samples let's draw samples at random from this probability distribution assuming different models and let's see what samples look like. So, if you do this what you find is that for different model Dirichlet model is simple simplest possible model you can think of just every outcome is a given probability or a simple paramagnet with different number of spins or an easy model or an SK model or a restricted bolsa machine then in all these cases you find out that the the value of these relevance that you get is very close to the maximum and it's very far from what you would get in random samples. Ok? And this is true for all these results and actually if you look at what is the distribution of the frequency in the sample you find these power laws in different points of this so in these curves what we vary is in this case the number of states with respect to the number of samples in this case the number of spins and in this case also the number of spins in the visible layer with respect to the spins in the here the spins in the hidden layer fixed. Ok, so the first conclusion is that in this scheme that is supposed to extract optimal efficient representation actually exhibit these features. The second thing is that now what we can do is to study large deviations of this of minimum of normalized maximum likelihood samples and ask what do samples which would require a little bit more or a little bit less bits to be coded look like. And you do the usual thing in the sense that say if you want to look what is the probability that you get a sample with a certain coding cost E then essentially you have to build the partition function, the generating function and then do the large transform because this is standard large deviation theory. Now if you do this what you realize is that as soon as this beta positive so as soon as this beta is negative you look at samples that would require less bits what you find out is that you find a very sharp phase transition where essentially the samples localized on one single outcome. So this is so you see this is here we measure the value of this h of s that you can sample from this distribution for distribution like this one and also the maximum frequency of the maximum state and you see that when beta is negative essentially you see only one state in your samples. So you have a sharp localization transition. What this means is exactly that there are no other codes there are no other distribution that would provide a better coding which is what you would expect because this is an efficient code ok. But from our point of view this is interesting because it provides a very precise way in which what criticality means criticality because essentially here we identify what is the main parameter that you have to change in order to swipe across the phase transition and so so this I think it's interesting. So the second example is deep learning and what we did with Korean student and his supervisor is to study different architecture of recited Boltzmann machines or convolution networks where essentially we trained this architecture on different datasets so this is the example of the MNIST dataset which is a dataset of 100 digits so the idea is that essentially this architecture has a visible layer where you present the different inputs and then there are connections between each layer and the next one and you learn these connections in such a way as to maximize the likelihood of the sample and ok, so now what happens in this particular case is that when you present one particular sample here one particular data point then the distribution of the spins of the variables in the hidden layers is very polarized so that essentially you can map one to one input data to states in the hidden layer and so for each of the hidden layer what you can compute is the entropy of the state and the entropy of the frequency of the input the resolution the relevance and this is what what you get so you get that in in this say deep network of restricted bolster machines what you get is that the different layers all have representations that are very close to the maximal possible value of the relevance and actually if you look at the distribution of the frequency in these layers you find this power loss and this distribution this is very different from what you get for example if you cluster if you get other representation for example by clustering the inputs with k-means these are the yellow triangles and this is also not what you get before you train the network before you train the network you either get most of the layers at a very high resolution or at a very low resolution and this is also true if you run learn reshuffle data or completely random data which means essentially the representation that you extract here are really a hierarchical set of representation which is actually you can think is actually present in the data and what dbm is doing is precisely to extract this so there is one layer here which is very close to having distribution which is zipf which is very close to one and this is actually the layer which has very small classification for which the classification error is still small where essentially the compression is at the optimal point where you have a compressor representation but still you are not making too many classification mistakes and actually what you can see is also that this particular layer has also the best generalization ability or generation ability because you can start from equilibrium distribution at a particular layer and then project to the visible layer and see what is the distribution of digits that you get and actually the sixth layer produces a distribution which is very close to the distribution with which the system has been trained whereas other say two shallow or two deep layer produces either very standardized figures of very noisy figures ok, so let me come to application to real system so another system where you should expect that there are efficient representation is the brain and this particular work was done in collaboration with Yasser Ruhm, mostly done by Ryan Cumber which is a PhD student that we shared with Yasser Ruhi so this Yasser Ruhi is in this institute where there was this discovery of grid cells grid cells are particular neurons that are in this part of the brain responsible for special cognition and what happens is that if you take the firing pattern of if you record one of these neurons while the rat is moving what you find is that these neurons these grid cells fire in correspondence to the nodes of anexagonal lattice and different grid cells correspond to different orientation of these hexagonal lattice and different lattice spacings but there are also neurons when you record there are also neurons that do not correspond to anything so the question is when you do the experiment in general you know what neurons are coding for and in particular in this example here in this dataset you find that some of the neurons are also coding for the special direction the direction of movement of the animal some are not so the question is how do you find out what are the relevant neurons when you don't even know what is the covariate ok so the idea that Ryan came about is to look at to divide time series into intervals of size dt and consider each of these intervals is a different state s and to count how many times the neuron fires in this particular state ok from this you can compute a frequency distribution you can compute the resolution and you can compute the relevant and you see that as you change dt you are going to change the resolution and this relevance is going to tell you how variable is the dynamical state at that particular resolution so this is the example for two particular neurons as you see if you take a neuron like this one then you get a curve which is this green one and if you take a neuron like this one which is an interneuron and a curve which is like this one and this you get by varying dt this is very small dt sorry this is very small dt this is very large dt so the issue is that if you want to get an information of how a neuron is dynamically relevant then what you can do is to have scales essentially compute the area under this curve and this is what we call multi-scale relevance so this is the result of of this calculation of this multi-scale relevance that is on the x-axis compared to the mutual information with the position of the rat with the direction of movement the angle of the direction of movement so as you see neurons that for us have low multi-scale relevance do not contain any special information any information either on position or on direction of movement whereas those who have high multi-scale relevance they contain information on either direction of movement and or spatial information and this is the same we found the same thing in a large data set of neurons these are neurons they recorded in a particular say part of the brain which is called medial internal cortex neurons recorded in two different regions and if you take the top neurons according to our notional relevance and try to decode the position of the direction of movement you find that these neurons do as well as the neurons which give you the maximal amount of information on the space position the only thing is that in order to find the top relevant neurons in our case we don't need to know the position we only need to know the time series of the spikes whereas in order to find the most informative, special informative neurons you need to compute the mutual information in space and know the position and this is the same also for head direction the last example I want to talk about is using this idea to find relevant positions in proteins which is the problem I started with and the idea is very simple for any particular subset of positions that you can choose you can compute how many times you will see a particular sequence you can compute the relevance and the resolution and you can essentially try to find the sub sequence which has a maximal amount of information which is mostly relevant so these are little examples so if these are your systems depending on if you want to choose 6 out of these 12 variables then if you choose this one you will get a certain frequency distribution that will correspond to a certain point in this diagram if you choose this one you will get a different distribution and the idea is that we do just gradient ascent on all sub sequences of n positions where we try to maximize the relevance and we do this many times let's say 100 times then we count how many times a certain position in the maximization of this function and this gives us a score of relevance of that position and so what we find is that this method identifies gives at least in the example that we looked at device sharply between relevant and irrelevant positions and the relevant positions contain highly conserved variables so this is site entropy so this is the entropy of the particular amino acid given position and these are measure of relevance so the most relevant position are very conserved but also we find highly variable positions and these green ones which are also marked here are the biologically relevant ones and the top here we also show the top most relevant positions and actually they contain the most biologically relevant site so it's a method which is very different from correlation based methods and gives a very different result and it's not completely hard to say because when you look at correlation based method like single valid composition what you try to explain is the variation of the sample here instead we try to capture correlation so correlation in conservation so we get very different results but also we can capture similarities what are the similar in different subfamilies of proteins and also an interesting thing is that this technique is able to capture information which goes beyond single site and per wise correlation because essentially what you can do is to run the same method on the original data and on data where you reshuffle the data keeping single site frequencies and per wise correlations and you see that you get a very different result ok, so this is my conclusion so what I try to convince you is that this very simple measure which is the entropy of the frequencies is a model free measure of intrinsic relevance that can tell you what is the minima, what is an upper bound to the amount of information your sample contains on the generative model and that samples for which this relevance is maximum at a given resolution are I have this broad distribution, I have this power law frequency distribution and they show up in normalized maximum likelihood which is the distribution which is predicted by minimum description length and this is interesting because it gives us a precise sense in which we can define statistical criticality and also this maxi this power law distribution also come out in deep learning and so one issue is whether this could be thought as a design principle for this architecture but this goes a little bit beyond our understanding of deep learning and then there are a number of applications to real data that we are working on including say in neuroscience and in sequences and there are a number of other extensions that we are also working on in order to say have better, simpler methods to do inference in high dimensional data so, thank you very much So, for deep learning can you propose some more efficient structures for deep learning 3 or network So, we didn't we didn't study this thing in great detail actually so, I mean the idea is that depending on the number of layers so, we did only say some test but depending on the number of layers that you choose you can get finer say set of representation on this diagram or a Corsair one and whether this can be used as way of design these networks that's probably it's an interesting issue but we didn't go as far at the moment


The next question is from the realist. What are the best sources of carbs? In my opinion, the best sources of carbohydrates are the ones that are the Potatoes and rice. The easiest to digest. The ones that you can eat and not feel bloated, not have any gastro distress of any type. And in my experience with clients and even myself, the two sources of carbs that seem to do that well where you can get your starchy carbohydrates, you can get the fuel for your workouts, and also have great digestion. Even if you eat a lot of them, like if I work with clients who need to eat a lot of carbs, is white rice, very easy to digest for most people, and sweet potato. Sweet potato is the other one. When I eat a lot of sweet potato, I have great digestion. That's not always the case with other carbohydrates. Like if I eat a lot of oatmeal, oatmeal is okay as a source of carbs, but it could definitely cause bloat and digestive issues if it push it too much. White rice and sweet potato are probably the two best ones. Staple carbs for me when I was competing. White rice and sweet potato.  Oatmeal does work pretty well for me. I think that's the answer, though, what you just said. It really depends on how your body responds to it. Some people are fine with bread. Some people do okay with that. But you do okay with it. You don't have that. I haven't met a lot of people, though. Okay, at least when I was in the competitive world, I met a lot of people that utilize bread and it worked for them. It's like if it works for you, it works for you. But I think that's what matters. I think what matters is learning. But you also have to be consistent enough to be able to measure like, okay, how does this affect me? Exactly. So that's the first step. Personally, what I found with myself and most of my clients, it's the ones that you just listed. Sweet potato, yams, rice, quinoa does really well. Also, those tend to be some of my favorite sorts of carbs and then vegetables, right? So if you're eating your greens and veggies, then a nice color diversity of carbohydrates with rice and sweet potato yams, quinoa, that was my staple. Yeah, I have trained some endurance athletes and endurance athletes probably have the best case for higher carbohydrate diets. Many endurance athletes just perform better when their diets are very high carb. That's not to say that they shouldn't have a decent amount of protein too, but because their goal is endurance, carbs tend to be the more important macronutrients, so long as they hit their basics. And I've worked with clients who are endurance athletes who got a lot of their carbs from pasta. And they would eat lots of pasta, which comes from wheat. And when they work with me, I would have them experiment and I'd say, let's try switching to white rice or quinoa based pasta. So rather than the wheat based pasta, let's do pasta that's made with quinoa or rice and let's see what happens. And I'm trying to think right now, I think every single time there were positive results. Like I think almost every single time what I got back from them was, oh my God, I feel my digestion feels better. The gastro distress. I've had the same with athletes. They didn't realize it was there because they're feeling like it was fueling their energy for these long bouts of intense activity. And once you started to switch that up and get more from something that was easily digestible, it made a massive difference in their performance and the longevity of their energy. Yeah, wheat has compounds in it that the plant produces to discourage animals from eating them. So with wheat, you have to grind it and cook it. Is that what Paul said? You know what I was talking about on Joe Rogan?  How it doesn't happen until you actually bite into it and then it... Oh, that was something else. Oh, I thought that's what it was. I thought it wasn't wheat, it was vegetables. It was something else. I thought that was really fascinating. Yeah, but no, with wheat, you can't just pick wheat and eat it. It would destroy you.  Ancient cultures used to also ferment it, which would break down some of the gluten and other compounds to make it digestible. White rice, they already removed the whole or whatever.  White rice, they remove a lot of the part of the plant that makes it harder to digest. So what you're left with is easily digestible starch. And this is why white is superior to brown, right? That's a question to get all time. Yes, because on paper, you'd think brown rice is better. Oh, it's got more fiber. It's got more nutrients. But it actually has anti-nutrients. It can cause your body to absorb certain nutrients less. It's harder to digest. So the reality is forget what it says on paper with certain foods. You want to remove the parts that can potentially make them harder to digest.  And white rice, for most people, is much easier to digest than wheat-based products.


Fixed ratio. Hey, we're back to schedules of reinforcement with a fixed ratio again fixed meshing steric sheet that That was not fixed. That was variable. Let's go with fixed as in the same thing It's always going to be that and ratio every time one particular thing happens, right? So you're gonna have a fixed ratio of Let's start with one so every time you perform a particular response You're gonna be reinforced every single time you do it. It's really cool to start a behavior not so great if you want to Strengthen a behavior although it'd be really easy to get rid of because it's always expecting to have that reinforcer every time it seems to Happen one way to thin the schedule reinforcement. I was to go from effect FR 1 to an FR 2 and an FR 3 and get all the way up to an FR 10 But careful though if you go to an FR 50, you're gonna run into some issues see ratio strain video Anyway, an example is we teach a kid to touch blue and we're gonna go every time we ask you to touch blue including their Prompt you're gonna get reinforced. So you're gonna go fixed ratio of one he touches below you reinforce him with Said reinforcer and you're just gonna continue doing that to a consistently start touching blue All right


What is your opinion on directed acyclic graph? Does it truly have the potential to replace open and decentralized blockchains, or is it vaporware? I don't think the question is an either-or. I don't think directed acyclic graphs, tangles, or other similar formulations can replace proof-of-work, open, decentralized blockchains. I think that's because proof-of-work brings some very specific and very valuable characteristics that simply cannot be achieved with other consensus algorithms, or at least no one's been able to demonstrate at scale, achieving those with other algorithms. Immutability is a big issue there. The ability to change history without anyone noticing, or without the recent entrance into the network of being able to detect a false history from a true history. But more broadly, I think that proof-of-work with anonymous participants in an open, decentralized network makes a cryptocurrency very resilient to coercion, very resilient to controlling regulations, and very resilient to censorship. And I think those are very, very important capabilities. The technologies that I have seen that use directed acyclic graphs are essentially a mixture of either proof-of-stake or proof-of-authority systems, proof-of-stake where the control of the network is based on staking the currency. And we have yet to see proof-of-stake being demonstrated at a scale, and under duress of authorities, to the point where it can prove to remain decentralized and censorship-resistant. More importantly, I think proof-of-authority, which is what you see in some blockchains, and from what I understand, for example, IOTA, is where you have vetted nodes that are trusted, and that's not decentralized, that's a centralized system. And centralized systems are susceptible to coercion and censorship. So, once again, there are many people who bring evidence of the new best thing since Bitcoin, the latest improvement since Bitcoin, something better than proof-of-work. This isn't new, this is something that's been happening almost since the beginning of Bitcoin. As soon as people saw that this was valuable and viable, copycats emerged, and various people tried to find other ways of doing the same thing. Now, that's not a bad thing, that's great, that's where innovation comes from. So far, nobody's been able to show a system that can replace proof-of-work and still maintain the same imutability guarantees, or a system that can replace decentralized open mining and proof-of-work, and remain decentralized and not depend on centralized actors. And when you have a centralized system, it may look the same at first. But once you have a lot of value and a lot of interesting applications running over that, there will be increased pressure, coercion, and censorship pressure by governments. The real test is whether you can resist that. I think direct-to-cyclic graphs are interesting, but I don't think they have the potential to replace open and decentralized blockchains. That doesn't mean they're vaporware, though, so it's not an either-or question. They're simply an alternative consensus mechanism. If you don't have decentralized proof-of-work mining, you don't really need blocks, you can just chain transactions together, which is the basis of direct-to-cyclic graphs. But in my opinion, you've sacrificed something, and what you've sacrificed is decentralization.


The following is a presentation of TFNN The Trader's Edge with Steve Rhodes at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> The Trader's Edge now Steve Rhodes Good morning folks welcome to the March 23rd The Terrific Thursday edition of today's Trader's Edge show. I'm your host Stevie Perseverance Rhodes Who absolutely knows that each of us should always be Pioneers of our future versus prisoners of our past. Hope everyone out there's having a great day Hey, let's make sure we have an extraordinary one and the easiest way to do that is to always remember that life is happening for us Not to us That's right when you and I make that one little two-by-four shift means we can find the gift In every set of circumstance that life is going to toss at us. Now today you and I we're going to go check on the Circumstance of these markets. We'll go figure out what those bulls and bears what those buyers and sellers are communicating to you And I at just past 11 o'clock in the morning. 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We've got a sea of green out there You've got all the us indices all the sectors inside of the Inside of the s and p 500 trading to the upside Now that's kind of interesting out there and at least it was as of about 10 minutes ago And we'll I'll show you that and then we'll go to our first caller out here But if we take a look at what I say most interesting, well, let me get out of here There's the sectors inside the sb 500, but here's the s and p 500 I want you to notice all the way up at the top those are the market breadth dial So in the face of this nice rally that we're having inside the es mini We are market breadth negative for the 60 minute 240 daily A weekly time frame. Let me just click on this to make sure there's no issue out here Totally So there's the details behind that 60 minute 88 above 312 below That's not great four hours 130 above 210 below a little bit better, but still not great daily 65 above 187 instruments below profile out there. We should expect to anticipate a choppy market Now the weekly time frame One 49 above 254 below Now here's where it gets very interesting because now we take a look at the ndx 100 It's bullish for all four time frames out there So will this market really head lower if the nasdaq is headed higher look on a 60 minute time frame It's 47 above 31 below on a four hour time frame 26 below 41 above Daily time frame 35 above 17 below and finally on the weekly 27 above 19 below the nasdaq 100 is super bullish And this is not just dealing with the you know top 10 instruments or what have you This is dealing with the entire The the entire grouping out there So we've got a market that's kind of a hard to make heads or tails up that being the case So we'll do the best we can but first let's go out to marvin in Trenton, Tennessee who wants to take a look at soybeans martin or marvin. Thank you very much for the call. How are you today? Hey, i'm fine.  I have a lot of farmers here when the farming business And could you check on that an old femur or do it don't matter the soy bean market and see what your big target is down there on that pleaser Yeah, sure. So when I take a look at soybeans right now soybeans were trading the may contract It's in a big what we refer to here technically as an a to b equal cd to the downside pattern Today as an example It is a it is attaining the 1.618 expansion level what that means marvin is we measure the a to b Run and then once we know that price level We can then expand that by Fibonacci expansions 127 161 So what we're looking for here the question is where is this headed to now in the case of soybeans? What I would be waiting for some type of bullish reversal candle when that forms This would then generate a buy the d-point pattern or a gartley buy pattern. There's really no way for me to You know anticipate when that's going to happen instead what we want to know is what to look for So it would be looking for here Is some type of bullish reversal candle now what I want to do on my other charts out here is see if I can I can pull this up and possibly get some longer term time frame So give me just a second. Well first any questions about are you able to see this chart by the way? If you're watching us Okay, so you've got the chart so you can see where we're at you can see the a to b equal cd pattern As far as where is this likely headed to you know, it's certainly this level of swing points down here in about the Let's just call it the one 1386 ish type area out there I'm not saying that's where price is going to head to because of a bullish reversal candle were to form But then that would give us the buy point, but let me switch over. Let's take a look. Let's move over from here Well, I guess I have no, I don't have that. Let me switch over from this set of charts Over to my white background set of charts because there we also have some other patterns They're worthwhile for us to take a look at so as an example Soybeans the main soybean contract is extremely bearish now I guess you didn't need me to tell you that but from a technical standpoint Yesterday should have been the bottom now The reason I say yesterday should have been the bottom or could have been the bottom was because it was a td9 count There was a final td9 count low out there Which can form on the bar following bar number nine and that's when tap back what took place So now it could be a big rally of that stages today I doubt it, but if price were to close back above Yesterday's low at 14 43 and a quarter then you'd have a td9 count bottom pattern But this tells us about strong momentum to the downside. Can you add maybe a little bit of um um a little bit of uh, maybe reasoning behind what you what is it that you guys see out there fundamentally That is driving soybeans lower because even on the weekly chart I don't have any kind of support out here and we're now below monthly support Which was at 14 49 85 so the charts are not looking good. Is there something fundamentally going on You know since you're you're closer to it. We're just looking at charts here Uh, no, sir. Everything looks like it's going to be a good crop I mean now that we got plenty of water last year. We didn't have any water But we still made a good crop so i'm looking for a big crop But i'm not sure it's the dollar what's causing this I'm just going to see what your big red line is down there on your Oh, well that all the way on this weekly chart on the weekly. Oh, yeah, that's down at 11 83 I mean, that's that's a gigantic move to the downside Yeah, where we're at right now Yeah, so I um Let me see if uh, I've just tried to understand if we have any seasonal data. Let me just move this over here Oops, that's that i'm on the wrong Wrong tab. Give me a second to pull this over just out of curiosity if we can find uh soy beans So let me see if they've got that Here in we got wheat soybeans. Yeah, we sure do cool. So on soy beans What we can do marvin as we go back 32 years We can just take a look at the seasonal pattern Which is where we're at right now that's actually seasonally speaking. We really ought to be near a bottom. Oh man I just lost that screen Okay, there's a problem. I'm going to take this off. I don't know if that's causing the issue I could switch to different screens out here um, but uh So seasonally speaking this is unusual too to see such a uh move to the downside So I don't have any additional information that I can share with the other one I have so far Is there anything else that I could do for you? Oh, no, sir. I really appreciate it and we will watch you every day. I thank you very much You bet that you bet. Thank you much for the call. It was marvin and trenton Tennessee that was a take a look that was looking at soy beans sea roads with tf&m. 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Yes, it was a dark cloud covered So that sets up the resistance level at yesterday's high 13082 we get a close above yesterday's high this market wants to move higher and we could have that large very large a to b Equal cd to the upside taking place out there But that's your resistance area now Even though we got a topping message yesterday a topping signal topping pattern out there What price was still doing at that stage even with that big move to the downside It was still trading above key support levels Certainly the profile the top of the profile is a key support level shoot That's all the way down at 12 296 So we're just kind of not going to pay attention to that at this stage here But it never got below a green oscillator and changeline folks It's a tool that you want to have it works for all instruments It works for all time frames out there And it will help you to understand when a retracement is likely just a retracement In this case here what the nq was doing Did even make its way back yesterday to that green oscillator and changeline when you are trading above a green oscillator and changeline Conditions are bullish now because we have a top what I do is I say well conditions really now are more neutral You and I before the During that first segment We took a look at the market breadth for the nasdaq 100 it is bullish for all time frames out there So what price should do is at least get up to test yesterday's side I'm not saying there's not going to be a pause during the day But that's what price should do and we're still with inside that swing point from february the second out there So being short the nasdaq 100 is a really difficult thing to do right now in fact with especially with regard to how How Prices trading for each of the instruments in relationship to their profiles for the four different time frames weekly daily month Weekly daily 240 in the 60 minute now We take a look at the larger set of of the nq charts out there and for example Defining time I have no idea what time frame, but if we was that he was looking for when he says short term But if we were to take a look at a 15 minute time frame It's the only one right now that has a topping pattern and that topping pattern is a td9 count Now what should take place from here Um define is a move back to its oscillator and change line now the oscillator and change line move may move higher to Sideways is price pulling back, but price should test that level. It's currently printed at 12 9 40 If price tests and rejects that level, that's a bullish message out there Why would it be bullish? Well, we sort of just covered the green oscillator and change line You can see on my screen that it is a green line It is a key level of support when price makes tops The only real requirement or the only thing that we know is that price should then sellers should be able to push price back To test support and that's why it's really important to be able to understand where your support levels are Now you may say you don't need that. Oh, okay I like to know when the information is fully available to us Where is it the buyers and sellers are lined up? I think that you would like that as well We certainly do that here during the entire show in this case here on this 15 minute chart We know at least at this moment in time as of 11 21 Where there's no new profile for a 15 minute chart if price closed below that 12 9 41 That would be telling us its price target would be down at 12 8 49 That's the top of this 15 minute profile that is in place as we speak right now So from a very short term standpoint, we use a 15 minute chart We should see a stalling of price or price pulling back now The other beauty of this at least from a 15 minute standpoint is if we get a close above today's high That level is let me give you that number. You should have that on your pad of paper out there is 130 31 Get a close above that. We're headed back to test yesterday's high I can't say for sure, but it would sure seem very very did I say very? I mean very logical that that would be the outcome So you know to look at with regard to a 15 minute chart to the upside and to the downside Anything else confirming that not really we're just getting back into yesterday's high But on a two hour time frame we're above profile bullish no topping signal a 60 minute time frame above profile A 30 minute time frame above profile the same with regard to 240 and the same with regard to the five hour time frame chart Which is the same for the daily time frame chart You kind of get the picture out here the test deck 100 is bullish But the question will be what happens when price gets up to Should it be able to get up to and test yesterday's high? You get a close above that folks then it is all out in bullish territory for the ndx 100 So right now from a short-term standpoint You just simply want to watch the high of the day and then you want to watch that 12 940 ish area on any kind of a pullback out there So defining time. I hope that helps answer your question with regard to the cues Which is a totally different answer that we might give you with regard to the es mini But my opinion it's the cues that will drive the market more than the s and p 500 out there That's just steve's opinion. I can't really prove that but what I can do is we can go take a look at the smh's Oh and we will start with nvidia. So this is for nicholas once take a look at nvidia and the smh So this is a pretty good feel as to what markets might want to do So with regard to nvidia It is negating as we speak right now a closed tomorrow Above last week's high and it sure looks like that's going to take place Last week's high is at 263 99 we're 274 20 right now This is telling us about a really strong upward momentum move for nvidia specifically on a weekly time frame That says we should head to higher price now I don't want to be foolish and say i'm going to overlook swing points and so forth because i'm not going to So there's a swing point possible resistance level and that's up at the price point at 289 40 2946 so but but still bullish the daily is bullish. Yeah, it's got a bunch of roadsmen Dominicator signals that have been triggered, but there's no bearish reversal candle So it's just a sign that kind of says hey if you're going to go outside take your umbrella today because it could start raining That doesn't mean it's going to rain. That doesn't mean you're going to use your umbrella So right now in a daily time frame very bullish Weekly very bullish very very bullish and the monthly chart is bullish out here So if you're to ask db son, where is it that nvidia is headed to Odd's favor it's headed up to 289 46. We will respect that swing point high out there. So we're going to say it's between 289 46 and 289 46 How about that so that actual high that swing point matches that td9 count breakdown level So nvidia headed higher nicholas now you also want to take a look at the smh's so that you know The smh's are also going to bode well for the nasdaq well turns out the smh is yesterday Also generated a roadsmen to mitigate our top But price did not get below any level of support Whether it was the oscillator and change line or certainly the top of its profile as we speak right now Price is trading above yesterday's high and a close above yesterday's high which is 260 88 That tells us we want higher price it negates a Roadsmen to mitigate our top and tells us about a strong bullish market out there So with regard to the smh's on a weekly time frame They have an a to b equal c to the upset that gives us a price projection area about 264 That doesn't mean that's where price will stop It just means that's the one-to-one price projection And we look at the monthly chart for the smh's beautiful td9 count bottom same is on the weekly chart I know the same was on the daily chart at those lows and now price above a monthly green oscillator and change line The smh's have not been above a green oscillator and change line since december of 2021 And it's march of 2023 So the smh's on a monthly chart are telling us it wants higher price the target price target is between 280 and 290 Steve roge with tfn we get back to this break we're going to take a look at mosaic for duncan steve UEC for seven in the den and alcs for tim by email Steve roge with tfn we'll be right back If you want to take advantage of this sector now is the time to subscribe to my gold report The gold report is a comprehensive look at the metal sector as well as the markets that move gold Which is the currency and bond markets new subscribers get a 30 day money back guarantee So you have nothing to lose every monday morning I publish the gold report with coverage of gold silver bonds the xa u h ui gdx as well as more than 30 different mining equities To see for yourself the types of profitable trades that are recommended within the gold report Sign up now by visiting tfnn.com. 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I don't know if you do much of the grocery shopping. I do a lot of it for us and uh One of the things that so so there's two things i'll just share with you I purchase zephyr hills water. So if you live here in florida, you know, that's kind of like the local state of florida There's our frills is up towards a tom tommy up towards the tampa area I tested all the waters out there. Well, this is a couple years back What i mean all the waters i bought each different brand you know went to whole foods bought all their stuff What i did was i tested it for ph i was looking to um to uh, uh, you know use the the highest ph Water that was available even there's waters that are advertised as ph You can just go get those little strips right those little urine Strips are what have you need to put the water on it You'll see what the actual ph turned out that zephyr hills was even producing a higher ph than my own internal system Out here. So we just kind of switched over to that It's now up to for i think like a 24 pack It's up to it was buying it for like 350 maybe and it's now up to nearly nine bucks It's insane The the other thing is i eat a lot of oysters I like oysters i should say and and if i'm hungry and i'm just looking for something in a pinch I got a little bit of hunger sometimes i'll go to a little can of smoke oysters I know a lot of people get turned off by uh tins or what have you but i love them What's going on with smoked oysters? I went to three different grocery stores Yesterday I went to whole foods. I went to fresh market. I went to publics. That's our main grocery all of them We're out of a smoked oysters, but luckily amazon had them I don't typically order food from amazon out there, but not even you don't want to hear about that What you want to hear about is mosaic which is next up on our charts here And that is for duncan steve and duck away take a look at mosaic We've got a nice td9 cowl bottom that took place four days ago You now have a new profile that is in place. So you have support at 43 81 I mean your real support Is going to be your td9 count low and that is at 42 89, but you've got profiles supported 43 81 So that's the helpful thing and you have resistance up at the 46 58 level that is where mosaic should target That's both the top of its profile and about where the red oscillator and changeline is hanging out at On a weekly basis price is just at the bottom of its profile where it found support So nothing broken there and on a monthly basis it has tested several times this 42 73 Area out there. That's the center of that monthly profile did it back in july 2022 I did it back in january of 2023 So that seems to be a pretty solid area of support for you if you are a long This instrument I would stay along this instrument if you are not long I'd say get long right about now why right about now. Well, if we take a look at the 30 minute time frame chart This formed a td9 count bottom at 10 o'clock this morning and that has held out here Now, of course, you'd love to see this close above 45 50 the close above 45 50 It tells us we're we should be back on our merry way to the upside So mosaic looks pretty good if you're looking to get into it You had price get back and test the bottom of its profile on a 30 minute time frame chart It was also forming a bottoming pattern. That's what you like to see for an instrument that you want to take a long position in So that was mosaic from duncan steve duncan I hope that provided you with the information you were looking for the next request coming in from seven inside the tiger's den uc my son used to uh Play hockey with a kid his last name was suburn or something like that He was a big this one. They were when they were young 10 11 12 13 14 kind of age group up there and he was uh one of the world's best uh Knee boarders, I believe it would you know be it's called deboarding or You know behind uh behind a ski boat out there in any event seven doesn't really care about that What some wants to know is what's going on with regard to uec's. Let's stay on track here steve uec If we take a look at it's trading right now at 287 It is uh below really all support levels with the exception of its breakout area on its weekly time frame So 274 is going to be a key area to watch seven if price closes below that Then more likely than not price will head down to 228 Now, let me just open up this daily time frame chart up here. It's going to take a quick peek at something It's good So complete of that td9 account top and that's led to this move to the downside Just looking to see if there's really any kind of significant a to b equal cd pattern Not really you know on so on the weekly chart I think the pattern is really more so on the weekly chart here We just expand this out because we can see this little clear consolidation pattern out here So let's just say that's the consolidation And price is broken through there. So you have supported 274 that at 188 and then at 87 cents Now if we assume this is a real break of this consolidation and we move that down to about like here or so That tells us that where price might want to target is a buck 32 So 274 is a level of support now when when price gets back to a level of support That's very clear to us on a weekly basis We would like to see some type of bottoming signal on a daily time frame and we just don't have that So I think you need to stay away from a uranium energy Corp out there at least for the time being if you are long I wouldn't close out that position unless you got a weekly close below 274 out there So seven I hope that that helps with the information you were looking for. Thanks so much for the request The next request coming in from tim m tim writes in and he wants to take a look at acls out there and acls is Excelsis technologies out here trade out at 135 and change out here and the question is you're looking to take a long position So you're going to have to wait for a retracement. Maybe you get a retracement so So This has this still has a daily Uh td9 a roadsman to minicator top only a close above the bear shooting star Which is at 135 96 we're 135 59 right now 135 96 a price close above that that tells you we're headed higher So now the issue that you've got tim is really your entry area was after that Roadsman to minicator top was the bottom of its profile and so you missed out on that opportunity That was on march the 13th now you've got to wait for the next opportunity So there's the potential because price is dealing with that resistance It's dealing with td9 count resistance as well at the same number. I presume that's at the 135 96 area So um, so there's the possibility that maybe this is some type of little consolidation But if close if price closes above those levels this thing is taking off and headed higher I don't have a resistance level on the monthly time frame So what we do to try to figure out where this thing is headed to About the best thing that I can do i'll switch over to the black background charts I'll go to the monthly base so we can draw in the a to b equal cd pattern and that will give us some price projection levels So let's go do that. Let's open up this chart. Let's go ahead We can see the b point the a point that we're going to use I think that's pretty evident It's going to be the slow out here that started a trend line on march of 2020. That's your a point But we need that to put an a our b point is going to be this high that formed back on march the first Price pulls down into this trend line support level in july of 2022 We are now at the 1 to 1.272 a to b equal cd Expansion notice how price still remains on the left hand side of this c to d leg This tells you that on a monthly basis what acceleros technologies has is a very strong momentum move It will not surprise me that this instruments gets up and targets that 160 88 level That's the 1.618 area So I realize you want to try to get in on this action out there I think you've got to go to short term type time frame charts. Oh, did that not even oh my goodness Let me go back here. I see that that I hit the button and it didn't work But here is so here you can see the a to b equal cd All right, that's pretty evident. I think everybody would pretty much draw that pattern in there Notice how price is along the strong side of that c to d leg The importance of maintaining that a to b angle wherever you place the c point if you don't Yeah, you're really you losing the benefits of the pattern out there. So you don't want to do that so So now back to okay, so what do you do if you want to get in on a short position? You want to get into a long position other than just hold your nose And I don't want you to hold your nose and jump to the deep end Knowing that we still have a td9 count of the weekly and a rose mint indicator on the top But we can't see that this morning. Was it this morning? Yeah Yesterday afternoon at 4 p.m. Price pulled back on the 30 minute basis right to support 131 26 So hope that helps you out tim. You got to be patient out here Watch those short term time frame charts for some type of entry pattern see roads with tfn. 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That's for sure. But uh biaxial therapeutics. It's trading right now at about $18 and uh 27 cents out here It is the question is has this found a bottom and that is from a guppy inside the tiger's den And certainly there's an a to b equal cd to the downside pattern here It's already at the one to one point two six one eight level But what's missing is a bullish reversal candle What you do have is you have a new profile that new profile gives you a support level at the Yeah, let me tell you let me I can just gonna it's at 18 20 a support resistance 20 38 and 1984 Out there again the top of the profile in the center area. So that's your resistance and at 20 74 Which is red oscillator and change line? Uh, so no bottom on the daily no bottom on the weekly and prices trading below the bottom of its profile level a close Below 18 61 that's going to suggest lower price again We're waiting for a bullish reversal candle on the daily time frame the monthly chart is consolidating with inside Its profile it does look like it wants to go target the low of that profile. That's at 16 54 So we've got uh 16 54 16 81 as a couple of possible destination areas on the daily time frame chart The next level of breakout support is down at 14 82 So no bottom yet if you did see a bottom and perhaps one of the things that you want to do out here Consider doing the guppy is if we take a look at a 30 minute time frame chart If you are just to go back and identify your td9 counts and here I'm going to give them till you say you can put this on your chart for a 30 minute basis You want to write down the numbers? 9818 to the 1889 1991 1995 22 53 28 49 and 21 72 now the reason is what we can see here even on a 30 minute basis And again, this is one of the benefits of the td9 count pattern is it helps us to establish objective not subjective but objective Levels where price breaks out from and where price breaks down from and it's natural price That's breaking out from that area to be tested It's natural price that's breaking down for bounces to test those areas when price can close above those areas That tells us at least for that time frame a change in trend if we're going to see a change in trend on a daily basis We're certainly going to see it on the short term time frames first So here on a 30 minute basis if you could get bta i to close above 1889 That might be our first indication That there is and it's trying to at least form some type of bottom out here now granted There was a slight close above the breakdown level of 1995 at 10 o'clock in the morning back on the 21st of march But that was also bar number nine of a td9 count So we got to give it a little bit of wiggle room there and certainly but that there was that took price all the way back to It's a breakout area. That's at 17 79 So certainly you want to watch that to the downside 1889 to the upside but again under daily weekly monthly We just don't see any bottom for you here just yet and that is ticker symbol again bta i that is a biaxial Therapeutics that was from a guppy inside the tiger's den dan wants to take a look at vuzi vuzi So let's go see what vuzi is doing right now trading right at the top of its daily profile dan And that's at about the 403 ish type area out there So the top of the profile just so you make sure you've got these jotted down in your pad of paper 404 that's resistance. You got another kind of resistance here at 388 But you're above that and support at 372 That's what we see now Do we see some kind of a bottom pattern out here in this instrument? And certainly I see a confirm by the d-point pattern a where my curse is at Be all the way down here at the low on the daily base of february 14th About a three-day rally into a high that forms on february 16th that set up the The c-point of the a to b equal cd. You got a nice big old bullsion golfing candle here on marx the 13th That sets up your ultimate support is really the low of that candle session, which that 347 So right now you've got a by the d-point pattern with price that has been consolidated with inside its daily profile For about eight or nine trading sessions out there. So just got that good old-fashioned Consolidation going on if we take a look at the weekly time frame chart at least prices above the red oscillator and changeline But it's below profile levels here. So you really need some help from the daily time frame I don't see much on the monthly time frame chart. So it's really all about the strength of the daily Dan and you really like to see this close above that 404 level the top of its daily profile The last time that it was up here. Well, there were two times. It was on november I'm sorry march 17th volume air about a little over 1 million shares the day before that 800,000 shares so far today. You're up with 318,000 shares in two hours of trading three times dude. Good You know, you're about a million shares. So it's just not like there's any significant volume as this is pushing to the upside So that's what I see when I take a look at buzi out there. Let's take a look and see if buzi Has any kind of uh historical data that we can see what its seasonal trends are So buzi. I am we certainly do let's see how much data that we can put in here We've got 12 years worth of data now buzi Typically moves lower. It's in its unfavorable seasonal cycle Which for it begins right around the middle of february and it ends right around the end of april And then it makes a move gets into a favorable seasonal cycle into the uh much live fourth And then it makes a beeline really into the october Time frame out there if we take a look at march you can see march is the second worst performing month or has been Over 12 year period of time And uh the the worst month has been july out here So that's what we see when we take a look at buzi dan. Hope that that helps you out and best of luck to you with that trade Uh, we've got another request take a look at another request. We have another request And that request is to take a look at john dear de is the ticker symbol This comes in from hector and patty And hector writes in happy thirsty thursday it is i am a little bit thirsty. Hey, by the way tomorrow I'll record the show between eight and nine We'll be heading over to um to naples to celebrate my mother-in-law's 95th birthday out there And the struct she's in pretty good health. She gets along on her on her own She you know, we've tried to get her to move in with us for for years She just doesn't want to do that which is great. She's getting along right She's getting around and she's in an independent care facility. So it's great. She's doing all kinds of you know making jewelry stuff like that drinking of course and So we're going over there to to to to share her birthday with her obviously And but the issue that i'm having with uh with her if it if it's an issue and it is an issue is She struggles to her she she says why am I still here? Kind of like she doesn't want to be here, of course every time she brings that up. I say ester You and I we're not having that conversation. I do have the conversation to tell her why she's here But she sort of doesn't want to hear it, but doesn't matter at any event Let's go take a look at john deere out here for hector and patty and the question was could deere Also give our farmers a clue as to when soybean market might turn around that I don't know Is deere in a current by the d-point uh a pattern out here So if we take a look at the daily time frame chart i'm just going to expand this chart out And on a daily time frame we certainly have an a to b equal cd pattern out here and we do have a Rising window that took place a couple days ago. So that would confirm that pattern. Let me just make sure um Yeah, I I see it. I I see the a to b equal cd So what you really need john deere to do or d deere itself is you really need to see this get above and stay above It's red oceler and chains on that's where it's trading into right now. Which is 398 40 398 46 out there. So yeah, you've got a bottom price is at a key level of resistance It needs to get above that if it does get above that then we're likely headed to the 415 85 ish type area out there And um, that's what I see on the daily time frame on a weekly time frame What do we have in john deere simply price pulling back to test support? And this had a confirmed sell the d-point pattern and price pulled back last week tested support bottom of its profile 387 20 So right now we just have a good old-fashioned consolidation inside that profile hector on a monthly basis Things are the momentum has stalled this price below that greenhouse that are changed like watch the daily out there And you have a uh a wet thursday zeroed with tfnn. 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This is probably worth about four or five thousand dollars This edition of this a book but I the other day I found it they have a paperback copy you can buy for like five bucks or 10 bucks or 15 out there This is a very cool book. It's really in depth out there And you really understand how many religions around the planet there on all kinds of things the other book I look to is jim ron. So I love jim ron and and just this little book here treasury quotes You know kind of like tom reads is uh for uh for What is it called for I forget that but you know what i'm referring to i'm a son like joe biden right now And the other one this is a great book here and this one I always go back to it's called the laws of life And by john templeton and these are great resources these are great books that I would recommend for you out there But now we're going to go take a look at netflix. So we'll go from a books if you will to a netflix out here This is for um SNP I think inside the tigers den and with regard to netflix right now You've got it looks like you're going to get an a to b equal cd to the upside Volume on the b point out there was 7.9 million shares so far in about a little over two already above that with trading So you've got a to b equal cd to the upside Uh the one to one price projection. I'll give you an approximate area out there Approximate because we're kind of you know time strapped here and so i'm not using my exact tools, but Grab this would you grab it come on stevie? There we go So your one to one price projection not much further than we're at about the 325 level But I would say more likely than not amazon targeting 349 is td nine count breakout level 33702 is another area of support. That's the weekly center of its profile out there So uh netflix looks pretty solid and strong folks, uh, please tune in tomorrow Uh between eight nine will be recorded at them But I'll do everything I can to make it as pertinent for you between this time frame of 11 to 12 have a terrific thursday folks I'll see you on fantastic fright. Take care