There it is again, you're addicted to the tic-tacs aren't you well, they're they're normally just in my car They just happen to be in here.  I'm Rick and you could follow us on Instagram Twitter for more juicy content Thank you to everybody's what's on patreon falls through Twitter account and subscribe and hit the like button and today a trail drop last night, I think it was I think it was last night for the upcoming. I believe it's a Dammel film Jigar Saranda double X Do you remember this one at all? Vaguely is that this is the one where it's ringing a bell It's like the the teaser of or like the announcement of it look like a whole scene They were running at each other one had it was like a Bengali or like I don't know if it's actually been golly Long time ago. Yeah, you took it as like a Bengali filmmaker and then the South Indian I I don't know exactly what it is, but that's what we took it as The this is the trailer for it for some reason though They didn't have it subbed don't know why our beautiful stupid baby And I believe a patron subbed it for us. So thank you so much weird thing is though The Telugu dubbed version was subbed the Canada dubbed version was subbed, but the Tomo version was not subbed Weird, why would you do that? Why do you want people to watch the other? I don't get it.  Yes subbed it for us. Thank you. Thank you Let's just get into this ready ready. All right three two one In 1975 And yeah, I thought I was in the mall. Yeah, I'm a real car for you.  When I was working as an assistant director for Satyajit, he called me one day.    After finishing the movie, we went to the theater to get our Kilti suit cut out. We are going to make a movie for these people. Okay. Roll camera action, brother. Roll camera action. Oh, nice. Oh, I love the edit. Oh, yeah. Get to the music. That's great. To the music. Cut, cut, cut, cut, cut, cut.  Yep. Let's do this, right? Are you trying to get rid of all this crap? No one's ever seen a good movie about you, mom. I'm going to change my fate. I'm going to change this movie for you. I'm going to tell you everything. Okay. Hey, sir. Can you change your selfishness a little? I can't write anything new here. It's enough if I just hold on to it. Yeah.   That's a good way to summarize that. That trailer actually.  That was the best. That was fantastic. It lived up to whatever that was. I think it was a some type of an announcement or a teaser or whatever it was that we love. We love the teaser of it. It looks like what we've heard before in terms of like this is that it feels like mass with class, right? Right. It feels like that. Yeah. It feels like it's going to have mass fight moments and funny dialogues, but it's also going to have art. I mean, basically what the film synopsis is, right? Yeah. It's artistic excellent versus mass. Right? Yeah. And it looks like it's giving it to us. It looks like it's giving us, I mean, the action sequences and the cinematography and the sound matching to the cuts for the trailer. And then we have the meat. And then we have the charts. Everything looked great. It's intriguing. Fantastic. Do we have a release date? It's in November 10th. So like this week? Awesome. Awesome. What, what did we see in this director? Oh, we saw pizza, but I thought we had seen something else of it. Pizza was his first. I remember us talking about that. Didn't we? His first director of film in 2012 was Pizza. He's done a lot after that. But the, okay, I guess we haven't seen anything else of his, but man, that did that look good. It looked great. It looked great. Raghava Lawrence is in it, SJ, Surya. It looks funny. I'm so tickled by that last one.   It looks like it's going to have like, it almost felt, almost locusious in terms of like, it's going to have those fun mass moments and then it's going to have funny stuff going on. It's going to have a lot of stuff like that. It looks very intriguing. It looks very original. Yep. I think it's kind of the vibes it gave in the teaser in terms of like, where does the art stop? Where does the cinema stop? How do you combine them in terms of making a big action film along with it now? Yeah. It looks like it could be really intriguing to me. It does. It does. And this immediately makes me excited to see it. That's just a fantastic trailer. I wonder if we'll get it. Yeah, I have hopes, man, because I would love to see it on a big screen. So it's this week, right? The 10th is this week. No, next week. That's Friday. That's Friday. That's Friday. It's this weekend. I'm looking up right now. Double X opens. No, it's on Fandango, but we do not have any showtimes as of yet. Wednesday. We'll get showtimes Wednesday, probably. But hopefully it's not all the way down in. There's little Indios we're in here in Los Angeles. So that's where a lot of if like it's not a big release, you might get one showtime in LA and it'll be there because it's a big Indian population there. So that's where they put it. Yeah. I wish they would do it and see me because I think there's actually a big Indian population and see me valley as well. But hopefully it's not just there because that's 82 kilometers from where we are. And with LA traffic, it's tough. It's a long way. So whenever we go down there, the only time we've done it is when it was LJP's family.  That meant, but does this one look so good? I'm the acting looks great. The it looks fun. One hundred and seventy two minutes. That's what hour forty three hours. It's gonna be a lot of fun three hours. Yeah, it would be a lot of fun. I think it I hope it is. So yeah, let us know what you thought about the trailer if you're excited for it. What other films from this director should we see? And it does. There was something else I was going to say, and I forgot what it is on the next episode. Let us know you thought about the trailer down below.


5, 6, 7, 8, Every mind is really great! 1, 2, 3, 4, I'll be patient anymore! 5, 6, 7, 8, Every mind is really great! What do we got? Black pride! What do we want at?


Dear students, in this module, we shall discuss in detail the neuropeptides, endorphins, and ancephalins. These substances are naturally occurring signaling molecules which are produced in the central nervous system. They act as analgesics, that is, they reduce the feeling of pain. They also induce euphoria during stress, that is, the feeling of betterment in stress. They also decrease urine output and reduce the rate of respiration. Central nervous system neurons have a lot of cells and receptors are present for endorphins or encephalins. These receptors bind the narcotic opiates, such as morphine, heroin, and opium. Because these molecules have similar structures and they mimic the endogenous endorphins and encephalins. So, they produce similar effects, that is, they reduce pain and also cause euphoria and change the emotional state of the person taking these opioids. Endorphins or encephalins receptors chunke external opiates ko bhi bind katte hain isli ye inke receptors ko opioid receptors katte hain. The exogenous opiates, that is, opium, and its derivatives produce extreme sense of plight. Brain ke andar, naturally bhi plightable activities ki vajah se endorphins ka level increase karta hain. Chunke ye external or internal opioids me ek similarity pae jati hain isli ye naturally produced endorphins ko hum endogenous opioids katte hain. Or opium aur uske derivatives ko exogenous opioids katte hain. Now, what is the basis of analgesic action of opioids? The opioids block the release of neurotransmitters from the nerve endings that are involved in the perception of pain. When these opioid molecules bind to the receptors, they also produce an intense feeling of plight. Yehi wo waja hain ke opiates ka bator narcotic drug used jo hain, ye popular hua. However, it has a side effect that ek persan jo continuously aisi doainyaan ya aisi drugs leta hain, to uske neti jaye main body ke andar, ya nervous system ke andar, compensatory changes produce hoti hain. Neuronal metabolism change hona shro ho jaati hain. So the removal of these opioids produces such changes in the system that they cannot be balanced without further dose of such drugs. Is ter hai ki jo metabolikali induced dependence hoti hain usse addiction ka hain jaata hain. Dear students, now we shall discuss the role of nellozone on opioid receptors. Nellozone is a drug that also binds to the opioid receptors in the sentinel nervous system, but it is, it acts as a competitive blocker of opioid receptors. Yehi jab yeh attach ho jaati hain receptor ka saath to uske baad yeh detach nahi hoti. It antagonizes narcotic effect of opiates. Then yeh jab yeh attach ho jaati hain, to receptor activate nahi hota, yehi jo cascade of enzyme reactions hain wo start nahi hoti.  Nellozone ki yeh jo antagonistic properties hain, inko boh zyada used kiya hain opiod receptors ki detailed study meh aur unke mechanism of action ko understand karne meh yeh drug boh zyada helpful saabat hui hain.


Team science is what is required to make transformative discoveries, so I'm meeting people here that I'm going to collaborate with. Because of the cross-disciplinary diversity we get specifically at this meeting you're really able to bring in new ideas and take things in a new direction. For these translational steps you have to have big populations of people and so we're all going to have to work together in order to answer all of these questions. So I think that we have to pick the right thing for the patient to do and train the next generation of surgeons and scientists to think broadly and also capture the essence of patient care. So the standard return to sports assessment people are using now the same for everybody so again it's that idea of personalized approach to medicine. Cross-collaboration potential is enormous so much I'm taking notes constantly ideas are just coming rapid fire. This meeting is very unique we're able to bring the best basic science researchers, translational researchers and the best clinical minds together. As I view the faculty, the attendees as the mount Olympus of orthopedics it is truly a five-star assembly of thought leaders in the field. I'm hoping that having this forum will have a faster path to finding solutions to this complex problem. It's about sharing information and most importantly sharing the correct information. A meeting like this you have everybody in the same room and we all think differently but at the end of the day this is what makes this meeting very different.


What's going on everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards. We're ripping 2022, Panini absolute football hobby, six box, half case break, number one picker, team style, happy release day, everybody. I'm going to get into our names and teams and then we'll get breaking. We've got order number one, one, nine, two, three, five with the Cardinals, Andrew G. Bangles, Anthony P. Bucks, Austin K. Chargers, Bob C. Texans, Brian G. Colt Jets, Calum F. Giants, Daniel W. Saints, David M. Niners, Edgar B. Broncos. Thank you, Edgar. Greg T. Dolphins, Jason W. Falcons, Jeff P. Packers, Jonathan Q. Patriots, Jordan S. Football team, Lawrence H. Bears, Mallory M. Browns, Mark H. Rams, Matthew G. Titans, Matthew V. Lyons, Mo M. Chiefs, Nicholas B. Ravens, Patrick I. Raiders, Paul N. Cowboys, Raquel B. Steelers, Ricky B. Panthers, Robert L. with the Bills, Russell P. Seahawks, Tony K. Vikings, Von B. Jags and Wallace S. with the Eagles. Good luck here, everybody. Let's do it. I got my checklist up in front of me. Let's get into some absolute. Riley, we are not allowed to buy in when we're breaking. I was telling Blake this, we had the Ravens available in every case for like 60 bucks and I'm like, dude, I want to buy the Ravens so bad and just, honestly, I would not mind Lamar Jackson Kaboom, obviously. So I would have loved that, but yeah, we're not allowed to. Because like if I hit something big for myself and it's like, rigged it. Yeah, somehow that rigged it. Yeah. Out of a sealed case, somehow we rigged it, you know, Blake? You know how that goes. All right, first pack here. That's going to be blue Darren Waller to 50, going to the Raiders. That's one there, Raiders. We've got Tre Lantz and Aaron Donald on the base. Base look nice, dude. The thicker stock is always wild card points. Going to be a random to all at the end. And then tools of the trade, 6 out of 25. Duel of Rashad Penney and Kenneth Walker. Going to Seahawks. K9 and Rashad Penney. Rashad Penney was a stunt and fantasy for me for a couple of weeks, but that ended up hurting himself. Poor guy. That poor guy is so injury-snaked in. It's so bad. We got to start off hot here, man. That triple sterling auto for a total of an hour. I'm assuming, Rory, was that the triple Red Sock one? Was he talking about the Red Sock or the Orioles one? That's Money Mac, 81 out of 100 last call for the Bangles. There you go, Andrew. Frank, it's probably either getting sorted or is already shipped. Michael Carter and Deandre Hopkins. That's Rory. It's like literally one of my favorite cards released in the past year. There's out of 275. Kyler Gordon. I entered some sterling blades myself. Bears. Yeah, Blaise Meyer Jordan. That's nasty. Yeah. And then we've got Chris O'Lovey, 89 out of 199. Rookie Premier triple ball jersey jersey auto. Congrats, Saints. New Orleans. Where's New Orleans? That's going to be Daniel W. Congrats, buddy. Nice O'Lovey. Recap, Autos and... Just Autos and Jerseys and then any case hits. Okay. We'll probably mag every case hit if I release that. Yeah. So profile on the website. Gotcha, gotcha, gotcha. We've got two up. That's going to be 26 out of 75 for the Dolphins. Bass and Bass of Cadarius Tony and James Robinson, followed by a Josh Jacobs, 78 out of 99. Groundhogs jersey card for the Raiders. And then cool one here. We've got legendary Autos. Derek Johnson for the Chiefs. There you go, Kansas City. That's awesome, man. He was such a beast in the mid-2000s, early 2010s. Absolute dog going to MoM. Again, that is 126 out of 199. I love Derek Johnson, man. He was so good.  What's up, Mikey? Like a Keekley? Yeah, kind of. He was just like a field general. He's kind of like Keekley, like Patsch Willis, that kind of. If you think of like that era of linebackers, he was like one of them. Derek Johnson. Just like always on the field. Like he was good for like 14 tackles a game. Derek Thomas was good too, RIP. So that's kid reporter Kyle Pitts, 35 out of 100 for the Falcons on the Color Match. Got Dawson Knox, Justin Herbert on your base. All by first is going to be one out of 49, Johan Dott or Sam Howell and Brian Robinson Jr. for the Commanders on the Team Tandem Jersey. And then we've got 56 out of 75 Devontae Wyatt on the Rookie Auto. Congrats on that one, Packers. Very nice Packers. Congrats, congrats. Cardinals are gone in the next one. We are just down to the Broncos. Come on, Broncos country, let's ride. Let's ride. Derek Johnson Auto. Derek Johnson Auto for the Chiefs. Very cool card. Dude, he's so, I love Derek Johnson. That's Fabian Montgomery, 65 out of 75. Kind of like the off Color Match for the Bears. Nice on their Bears. Got base James Conner, base Christian Kirk. Cool on there. Next up we've got Derek Henry, 18 out of 25 on the Groundhogs patch. 199, I believe, yes. Oh, there's an excellent, so nasty. That's so sick, dude. Holy cow. I just saw yesterday that he was in the checklist and I thought that was nasty. How about going to Russell P. Bam, bam, Cam Chancellor on the Absolute Legends. 43 out of 50. Dude, that is so awesome. Definitely an absolute legend. Oh, so awesome. That's so freaking cool, man. Bam, bam, Cam, baby. Legend, Legion of Boom legend. Wow, so cool, man. Congrats, Russell. Awesome card for you, buddy, with those old Seahawks unisom from like 2011, like the late 2000s. So cool, man. Bam, bam, Cam. Oh, yeah. Elites right there. By storm, Chris Olave, 19 out of 50 for the Saints. Saints doing well here. Got Mac Jones, Damian Harris. There's a Kyron Williams to 275 for the Rams on the base. And then we've got Traylon Burks, rookie premier, 188 out of 199 for the Titans. Congrats, Tennessee. Nice rookie, jersey, jersey, ball, autumn for the Tennessee Titans. All right, box two done. How much time do we have? Let me say 25 minutes. Drop you guys the link to number two. I would absolutely wear one of those giant hats. All right, box three. I'm all in on one of those giant hats for us. This is fine where the Kaboom is in this bunch of percentages. This is my first time breaking absolute football, so I really do not know. I don't even know how rare they are. Oh my God, I know they're cases. They're like cases. They're like guaranteed more like usually. We've got kid reporter. That's going to be Aaron Rodgers on the draft diamonds, two out of 10. There you go. 10 plus two equals jersey number eBay one-on-one. Congrats on that, Packers. We've got Debo, Marquis Brown, and Fadarian Mathis, 275 of 275 for the Commanders. Now we've got Isaiah Spiller, rookie premier, rookie jersey, auto, on the triple, 224 out of 299 going to the Chargers. Congrats, Chargers. Isaiah Spiller. He's significantly shrinked his signature since he signed more. He used to be a high schooler. Bro, he used to do, yeah. Now he's just the IS. I always find funny is the difference in autographs on Bowman First between their base and their home and their one-of-ones, because you can tell on the base ones that they had so many of them to sign that they gave so much less of effort. Broncos, Patrick Sirtan, seven out of 10. Nice gold. Edgar, last spot mojo. PS2 that looks like is pick six from last year. His rookie are pick six. That's awesome. We've got Darren Waller, Elijah Moore on your base. Oh yeah, I remember that. Oh, that was fire. That's going to be Tools of the Trade 102 out of 199. TJ Hawkinson going to the Alliance. That's Vikings legend, TJ Hawkinson. And then looks like we've got autographed. It's going to be spectrum signatures, 11 out of 35. David and Joku going to the Browns. That's one of their Browns throwback jerseys. Nice hit Cleveland. Congrats on that. Let's see what we got next. It's going to be CMC to 100 going to the Panthers. 49ers legend, Christian McCaffrey. We've got Jonathan Taylor, Christian McCaffrey again, base variation that time for the Panthers. We've got Malik Willis and Traylon Burke's duel. Our Hasan Haskins, excuse me, 67 out of 99 for the Titans. Team Tandems. And then we've got nice one here. Minka Fitzpatrick, 21 out of 35 on the spectrum signatures going to the Steelers. Nice, Minka. Don't see a ton of his autos. Although he will be in some of the higher end stuff, but I'm good to see him signing. Love a good safety auto. Hate that he's on the Steelers, but he's beast. I'll give him credit. I'll give credit for credits, too. That's how I feel about Mary on a rubber band. Yeah, true. True. Plus that goes, I have to really like Minka Fitzpatrick because it goes against my anti-Daryl and James agenda that I'm the head of. I do not like Daryl and James. I think he's so overrated. Can't stay healthy. He's nasty when he plays six games a year. Anti-Daryl and James. Stay healthy. I just don't like the Chargers in general very much. We've got Ty Chandler, 74 out of 75 for the Vikings. Kid report. That's Joe Mixon, who will enter 4-9. There's Justin Fields, Vila Strooms Jr., 42 out of 99 on the Team Tandem jersey card. Nice one there, Bears. And then we've got Absolute Legends, Dallas Goddard, 59 out of 75 for the Eagles. Cool one there. I need him back for my fantasy team. I know. I've heard a lot of people that he's out in fantasy. He's nasty, dude. He's so good. He's so good. It's kind of scary how good he is, actually. All right, so on there, congrats, Eagles. I see something crazy coming out of here, Blake. About two. This pack right here, we see something crazy. All right, Blake guarantees it. Blake's entire reputation is put on this pack. Rock, roll, scrunchies, ride. We've got Isaiah Likely, to 75, Rookie for the Ravens. That's pretty huge. He's actually pretty good. There we go. There's your huge hit from Blake. We've got Christian Kirk, Dawson Knox on your base. And then going to the Lions. That's going to be Aiden Hutchinson. What is that? NFL Draft, War Room Materials, 21 out of 99. Oh, this is the huge hit that Blake just called right here. We've got for the Steelers, Mitchell Trebisky on the base auto. Nice Trebisket. Congrats, Steelers. It's kind of wild that he's got an auto in this checklist. There you go, Raquel. I cannot believe that. That's kind of funny, man. Trebisky, baby. You see a lot of interesting guys in these checklists for sure on autos. Let's see it trace McStorley. Oh, God. I want that. That's why I love opening 2019 Contenders so much. We do it in Mixers because that's his rookie year. And he's in Contenders with autos. So I just freak out every time we hit trace McStorley. I was in that guy's top 5% of listeners here. God, Draft Diamonds, 20 out of 100. Yeah. Dak Preska. He's actually a pretty good artist. He's got a song called Jahan Dotson. I know all about Jahan Dotson. Yeah, because he went to Penn State. We got a Kaboom. We've got our Kaboom. Good luck, everybody. It's going to be Alvin Kamara. Kaboom. Going to the Saints. God, the Saints are sweeping right now. Daniel W. Congrats, buddy. On the Alvin Kamara. Kaboom. Nice one there. That is not numbered. Kaboom. Kaboom. Did you hit it with the Call of Duty Kaboom? We don't have it on our soundboard anymore. Really? Yeah. I'm trying to find it, honestly. Yeah, it's nowhere, dude. Nowhere to be found. RIP. Nice one there. Then we got a Christian Watson. That is 225 out of 275. Going to the Packers. And then our hit is going to be Sauce Gardner. 25 out of 49. Nasty patches on that for the Jets. Brian G. You've got Patch, Glove, Football, Jersey. That's part of the Nike Vapor logo for the glove. It looks like as well. Congrats on that. Is that numbered? Let me see. This one? Yeah. No. Well, Andrew said that the checklist said that the Kabooms are out of 100 this year. I don't think so. Andrew, that one's not numbered anywhere. Maybe it's a print run of 100 for the base, which would be sick because that means it's really, they're really short printed. But I can't imagine because they're going to be in retail, too. I can't imagine that it's, they're numbered outside of the hobby exclusive, like gold and greens. Yeah. The out of 10 and the out of one. The gold Kaboom and then the green Kaboom. Yeah. Base. Exactly. That's what I'm saying there. Gamer or gene. That's going to be a green. Greg Doolchich for the Broncos. 13 out of 25. Broncos doing well. There you go. Edgar. Thanks again, buddy. Base. Tom Brady. Base. Nick Bolton. We've got Jersey. Absolute Heroes. 69 out of 99. That's going to be Jalen Waddle. Nice one. They see Griezmann do the Waddle. And then we've got Jalani Woods on the base auto 31 out of 199. Going to the Colts. Congrats Indy. Jalani Woods. He's actually kind of a beast. Congrats Colts. Sequence of 100. I don't know, honestly, Andrew, what that means. On cardboard connection, it doesn't have anything. It just has what the parallels are. That's Shannon Sharp. Draft diamonds. Three out of 50. How do you do the Broncos? Got nice stuff in this. We keep pulling them. Base Tharnall Mooney and Carson Wentz. Next up, we've got Carson Strong. That's rookie. 187 out of 275. A little bit of a rip down on the bottom there. We'll send an empty box and wrapper with the eagle spot. Sorry about that, Eagles. Hope you're doing well too, man. Thanks for taking the bears and a bunch of braves. Got to pull you Walter Payton Kaboom. Those are so sick. And Tyquan Thornton on the triple 192 out of 299. Going to the Patriots. That's one of the classic TT auto for Tyquan Thornton. Yeah, probably, honestly. There isn't a print run on them. Yeah, it makes sense. There's no print run on them. We've got Charleston Rambo. 10 out of 100 going to the Panthers. Payton Kaboom hunting today. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. You know we are. That's Javante Williams and Derek Barr. Got a nice one going to the Jaguars. Nice. Vaughn, 20 out of 49. James Robinson. Congrats, buddy. Javante. He took the Jag and I think pretty much every PYT. Because Trayvon Walker's got a Kaboom. Nice, James Robinson patches. And then we've got going to the Vikings. That's going to be Justin Jefferson. 10 out of 10 on the Spectrum Signatures. Nice, Jay Jettus. That's going to, who's got the Vikings? Vikings. Minnesota is Tony K. There we go, Tony. Congrats, buddy. The hometown Vikings for you. Tony's PC. I like to probably nag this one. We'll nag that Jay Jettus for you, Tony. Thanks as always, buddy. Always taking our Minnesota teams, whether it's the Twins or the Vikes. You can always count on Tony K being in there. Paid off for him, my man. Nice Jay Jettus. That's a gorgeous guard, man. I love the gold maps a little bit. There's Kyle Hamilton by Storm for the Ravens. 8 out of 50. There we go, Ravens. We've got Matt Stafford. And DK Metcalf. I agree, Fanatics. It's so cool, man. That's Malik Willis. 25 out of 275. Going to the Titans. Nice numbered hit there. Numbered Willis. And then we've got Taterian Davis Price. Rookie Premier on the five patch. 3 out of 10. Going to the Niners. Got patch. Helmet, it looks like. Ball. Glob in Jersey. Nice. Congrats Niners. We've got San Fran. That's a pretty solid hit for you. Another good value team right there. San Fran. David M. Congrats, David. Nice looking card right there. Yeah, I love when they put vets, like retired vets, kabooms. Like Latanian Tomlinson's got a kaboom as a charger. That's going to be nasty. Jared Goff to 100. That's Jersey numbered 16 out of 100 for the What's Their Faces? Lions. Nice one there, Lions. Good old What's Their Faces? Oh, yeah. Good old What's His Name. James Winston. Terry McLauren. We've got 11 out of 49. Patch of Desmond Ritter on the rookie force for the Falcons. Falcons, one of the last teams taking. Congrats, Atlanta. And then we've got Mike Kosicki. Tools of the trade. 95 out of 99. Jersey ball auto. Congrats, Miami. That's where we need to show them. Let's go, Dolphins. No more of that. No problem, Greg. Greg, who did you have in this? Dolphins. Nice, man. Nice Kosicki. We'll take that. We'll have to take Mike Kosicki out of this. Absolutely. There's a Kyler. Six out of 50. That's call of duty Kyler right there. Double XP weekend Kyler. Warzone Kyler. Another Kyler. And a Justin Fields. Cool one here coming up for LA. We've got Matt Stafford. That's 40 out of 99. Tools of the trade. Not authenticated or not affiliated. Nice Stafford for the Rams. Again, 40 out of 99. And then we've got David Ijabo on the red auto. 43 out of 75 for the Ravens. That'll do it for the break there. Guys, do a quick recap here. Mine next just separating the autism jerseys. Yeah, yeah, sorry about that. No, you're good. All right, so we've got our hits here. Matt Stafford Rams. Desmond Ritter Falcons. Mike Kosicki, Dolphins. Terry and Davis priced at 10 for the Niners. James Robinson Jags. Taikwon Thornton Patriots. Jelani Woods Colts. David Ijabo Ravens. We had Jalen Waddle for the Dolphins. Soss Gardner, Jeps. Mitch Chibisky, Steelers. That is War Room, Aiden Hutchinson, Lyons. Dallas Goddard, Eagles. Team Tandems for the Bears. Micah Fitzpatrick, Steelers. Team Tandems, Titans. David and Joku, Browns. T.J. Hawkinson for the Lyons. Isaiah Spillard Chargers. Traylon Burks. Titans. Bam, bam, Camp Chancellor for the Seahawks. Derek Henry Titans. Devante Wyatt Packers. Team Tandems, Commanders. Derek Johnson Sheeps. Groundhogs. Josh Jacobs for the Raiders. Chris Olave Saints. Team Tandems, Seahawks. We had our Magge Cards. Justin Jefferson's second year to 10 for the Vikings on the gold, 10 of 10. And then Kaboom Alvin Kamara. That will do it for the break there, guys. Thanks again for the fill. Next up, the second PYT.


Good. Yeah Hello, everyone Sorry for being late a little mishap in my schedule So I'm here today to talk to you about Using open-stack as a software factory I'm here with Medi Abakouk. He's one of our software engineer. He's the guy really doing the work I'll be the one presenting today of because he's telling me that my English is better However, if you have any questions, I'm sure you'll be the guy answering them Okay so very briefly We both work for in advance in advance is a Small company that has been in the open-stack area for the past two years that has existed for five years Recently we grew when I arrived at in advance. We were about 50 people Today less sorry 20 people and a year later. We are now 100 people We have an office in Paris. That's our headquarter We've got an office in Montreal and we are opening offices in the US In Asia a couple once in Bangalore and Singapore soon. So the reason why I'm on stage today To state the obvious Open-stack make developers envious and dubious Why that? Why is open-stack? such a Projects that when I talked to in house developers To tell me how do you guys do it? How can open-stack? handle 400 commuters per month and More than that. I think like little statistics 405 Developers are coming from 250 companies have More than 10 integrated projects and yet Be able to release a new version every six months that For the last version add close to 400 new features or blueprints without any major inconsistencies That's the big question that people are asking How do you guys do it because most of the time I talk to these in house developers? they have a big team of about 50 people and They don't know how to Consistently merge their work They spend month in their development cycle just merging their work and all of this in open-stack Is done with a single product manager release manager is right here Tiri carries and apparently this guy still has time to play ping-pong. So how does this happen and? Tiri would be in a very position than I have to explain to you the detail of this But the answer really lays in the process In the process, but not only that also in the fact that Without having a formal TDD Environment it is absolutely required for any patches that enter open-stack to come together With its unit test and it's becoming more and more recommended for new functionality to come with its functional tests and together this process with the ability to Continuously test what is being added as not breaking what has been done before Which can be summarized in this little diagram here? is really the key to Being able to handle so many developers so many companies contributing to so many projects yet Make sure that at every step of the process nothing breaks So if we detail the the process we see that Well anything that you will do in open-stack start with either a blueprint. That's for a new feature or a bug report that's to Fix something that is not behaving the way you want and generally you're going to be Getting the code locally on your machine Coding away your fix or your new functionality Do a quick test on your local machine and as soon You're satisfied with it. You're going to push it to Garrett So what does Garrett do the first thing Garrett does? Even before anybody else reviews your code. It's going to be talking to Jenkins They is going to perform the full test suite Not only against your patch But against the wall project So that if your patch Introduces a regression anywhere in the project you'll know immediately Immediately there is a little guy named Jenkins that is going to come and put a minus one on your contribution if that passes then Your peers are going to be able to review your code and eventually core reviewers are going to be able to approve your code and that's when Jenkins enter again Reduce a test. Why do we reduce a test after the approval because there can be Some period of time that occurred between your first patch submission and the approval and During that time what could have happened some other people in some area other areas of the project could have contributed other features That's only you're breaking with your patch so we don't want to merge something that is Breaking that and if that's worked then it is merged and when it is merged What's happening the status of your bug report of your your the initial blueprint is going to get updated and Let's say that we've got now multiple sets of patches at some point The ptl together with a release manager decides to do a release to just have to do a tag in get and that Automagically builds a release. So this process together With the test-driven implementation Is making open sack possible one of the great thing about this process is that everything Regarding the process itself is in get so that mean that the description the code The infrastructure the deployment of the infrastructure didn't needed to test your patch The everything that you that is possibly needed is treated as go as code in get meaning that technically anyone can improve that infrastructure when they think there is a failure and that happens all the time on the open stack project and Overall, it's really 100 time better than having to write your documentation your how to compile your project build your project to be able to test it locally because in every software houses where we had such a documentation And we were forced to have such a documentation By the time I was using the documentation the process are already changed and the how to we followed step by step Would never be up to date This doesn't happen on open stack. We do have some failures Sometimes there is there are race conditions But we've got a few infrastructure guys that are there to help us figure that out and fix them quite fast So in the end we at in advance found this process so good that we felt that we had to share that process outside of the open stack project and In order to share it. Well, we're a business we built a solution We we are offering a solution to customer to reproduce this process internally So what what is it that we offer? Well, if you look at it from far away enough We offer a way to deploy an open stack cloud Which is going to be quite key because this open stack loud is going to be what is running going to be running all your tests and We deploy on top of it as well The various tools that compose as a software factory So we are talking here about get Garrett Jenkins mainly there are quite a few others Then you connect it to wherever You maintain your bugs wherever you maintain your blueprint that varies Then you create a new project and you can immediately start coding so Why is it so great? Well, first of all, it's a great way to improve the efficiency of your development team there is a great value in Having everything that is being done in your development team being stored in a central location if you share stuff you're making sure That everybody can access it You're making sure that you can set Access rights and you can control these access rights to limit visibility if you are working on some sensitive matters You're making sure that you're through this tool instigating a contributing model inside of your company and One of the things that I've learned is We are all a lot better when we collaborate when we co-contribute to something There is no way a single man today can know everything About any environment and it's only through the exchange that we have one with the other that we are able to build better things and This kind of process Really contributes to it because it provides the infrastructure needed to have easy and fast collaboration Another game from it is that you won't need a full release team I've seen large projects use up to 10 people in the release team the build management team generally it's called and These guys generally have no hair after doing this job for about three months and Another benefit is the fact that developers are Well like most computer users like a gas They always want to expand more and They will always find a good reason why they need more hardware to test what they're developing The great thing is because we're using open stack as a basis for this We have a mean to factorize that hardware across the development team So instead of having to buy Let's be excessive 10 machine per developer You can have I don't know 20 machine for the world team that are going to be sharing But the main thing is Let's put the team to work as soon as possible as soon as you start a project You don't have to wait for ages to it for everybody to understand how the project works You can get to it very fast Another great thing about this environment is we can extend it a little bit to manage reproducible environment and When you're not in the open source business Very often you have to custom tailor your environments for a given customer So let's say that you've made a special release of your great software that I don't know Prince Bills For your big customer in India This customer is going to be working with his version for quite a long time a year maybe two maybe three and And three years later He hasn't upgraded but yet he calls you With a bug do you think you will have maintained an environment that he exactly the same as your customer That you can where you can reproduce the bug? Not really the great thing is that By using reproducible environments Because everything is stored as code we can rebuild this in Environment the specific environment in the exact binary state it was three years ago Through a simple click you just ask to restore at a given point in your industry of your project You also have a mean for developers to Generate a test and a debug environment using whatever release they want at any point in time and Of course, you're sharing resources so that with Jenkins that is also going to be launching new environments to perform the test on demand another Great area is the ability we have to parallelize the work very often You have multiple option in a project and that's a case in open stack You've got cases where you want to test with KVM other cases where you want to test with said and if you had to Rebuild the full hardware environment Manually to do the test this would take ages The great way is the great thing is that with open stack you Can create virtual environment that allows to test exactly the same thing with very few differences from the real world You can also accommodate more developers on a single environment than you would have normally and You also drastically limit wait times If you're not using such an environment, you would have to wait for your colleague to have completed a Modification before you're able to do yours Here you can really apply distributed methods So finally what you're doing is that you're really industrializing your development process and You can release more often Releasing more often. Well, this is something that In open source we strongly advertise release early release often, I guess everybody has heard of that and This is no joke when you can release you have Points in time to which you can go back you have points Which can be used to check what you've done with a product manager or product owner or with a customer and The more often you do so The more able you are to course correct How you're developing your product and this is really really a key for More agile software development so How is it? delivered by in advance to our customer So to deploy the base open stack installation We use a tool that we developed called ed ploy Together we is puppet modules, which are the community puppet modules that we co-maintain with quite a few others Including red at including so many others. I won't be able to list them ed ploy is a tool that we Are developing its open source to valuable on github slash in advance. You will find ed ploy the reason why we Decided to develop yet another deployment tool is Very simple. We wanted something that's used images as the basis of deployment on machine Something that understood that you needed some time to do rollbacks on your deployments Something that could distinguish what is Code from what is data on your machine so that when you do a rollback you're not losing prior work And this is why we started ed ploy in order to deploy what's on top of open stack meaning the components That transform this open stack deployment into a software factory Well again, we use puppet But in order to orchestrate the deployment of these tool Well, we use heat There's nothing better to reproduce orchestra to produce orchestrated environment today on open stack that then heat and Whenever heat doesn't meet our requirements. We have the possibility to modify it Another thing that we did because we Said hey In order to use gits right now We have to mount a file system and mounting a file system Means a lot more complexity when I outgrow this sort of this file system capacity a lot more complexity in order to provide high availability so Why don't we modify? Get and we use dull which in this case To be able to use Swift as a back-end So that's only you have a scalable highly available redundant storage for get I Told you about having the ability to Store environment So that we could get back to them at the same binary stage Later on in the history of the project and storing binaries Binary blobs again. That's a job for Swift Every time you tag a release If all the components of the release are stored there so that mean that you can Do ACL to give public or not public access to the binary you've produced you can Have an history of all the binaries and get back to them whenever you want another thing that we did is We found the Initialization process of a new project a little bit tedious So We built a web UI That allows to generate everything you need in order for this project to be kickstarted And finally because there are no two use cases are exactly the same when we deal with real customers We have to do some customization To implement a specific workflow some people like to have to review some people like to have one some people like to have known Well the one that I've known we try to convince of the white Some people you don't use a red mine launchpad or Jera. So we need to work with them Some people are used to Mercurio. Oh great thing gets has a very nice way to become the Underneath repo for about any dvcs that you can think of and Some people come with Exotic language saying oh will that works and we have to show them that it works nicely in their specific environment So I would have love to tell you hey this project is available today right now all the Modification that we've made in upstream projects that I described have are already in the upstream projects That's our policy at in advance. We have this Delivery low at in advance is that we'd never ever Deliver a patch to a customer that has not been merged upstream that doesn't mean released But if upstream hasn't merged our patch our customer won't get it So this is what applied to To here so the the dull witch modification all the other modification that women that we made are already upstream but the wall package is Slated to be ready Sometime in the next remount of course We are dogfooding this and our very first customer for this product is ourselves because that's very helpful for us to be able to Handle our deliveries for customer and we've got Currently one alpha customer With whom we are we are working and validating what we are doing as we progress okay, so that's it for this presentation, but We'll be happy to answer your question I'm happy that maybe we'll be here to eventually help me if you guys get too technical So for the part that you use a swift as a gate back end Did you open source that part? Yeah, that's in the dole which project which is a get implementation in python You'll find our what is the project name again dull witch. Thank you very much


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All right guys here now in Maryville with Christian Yelich, the face of the squad, longtime outfielder for the Milwaukee. Beautiful face, beautiful face. Thanks for taking the time. This has to be a year that you're looking forward to getting back to where you want to be. Yeah, I think it's good to just see everybody again, have kind of all the stuff from the off season and all that behind us and just get out here, get ready to play baseball again and see what we can do. We've got a good team, a lot of guys coming back from the last few years and it's always an exciting time of year and spring training and there's a lot of optimism headed into the season. What's some of the stuff now?  You're the guy now. You're the guy now. Now talk to me about being the guy now and that's just the way it is because you got really good all of a sudden. Yeah, I don't really ever look at it like that. Like just, we're always just hanging in the clubhouse doing whatever, go about your business the right way and head down grinding the whole year and that's kind of, we got a lot of guys that do that so it's easy to kind of be that guy, I guess. You know, I don't look at myself as like, oh, I gotta be the leader or the guy. It's just, hey, do things the right way, play hard and, you know, it's rubbed off on a lot of guys and, you know, Locaine's one of those guys and people that have come from a lot of winning teams and it's been a reason why we've been so good for the last few years. Your guy loves to work, man. You work in the off-season and, you know, baseball is a game of adjustments. We're always working. We're always trying to figure out something to work on. What are you personally working on to get better? I think my biggest thing is just being able to stay healthy and just being more conscious of that and just learning different ways to go about it whether that's off-season, in-season and just trying to make adjustments in that fact where you can stay on the field and there's not the start, the stop, the long breaks and then get going. So that's been one of my biggest focuses of the off-season and going to be during the season is just do everything you can to stay out there and hopefully the rest will take care of itself. You've got a couple of new outfield mates. Hunter Renfroze here, of course, Andrew McCutcheon. We all know what he can do. How long does it take you guys to get used to each other out there, knowing each other's range, knowing what works for the three of you? I really took a couple days. You know, I've known a lot of both of those guys from just playing against them over the years and I actually played with Cutsch in the WBC a few years back.  Yeah, yeah.  That's a big thing, y'all. Yeah, so we got that out of the way, like, 2017, you know? So that was good. Renfroze, not so much. That was a new one. First day of camp. Hey, buddy, you wanna go shower? Sure, come on in. But actually, I don't think we have actually now to think about it. I'm a slow, like, dismount guy out of the clubhouse. I gotta take my time. And so we haven't really lined up and spring training is kind of chaotic. All of that same guy was either the really quick guy in and the quick guy out. So that one's a TBD. We haven't crossed that one off the list yet. So outfield arranged, good, shower time, not so much. So we didn't know. That's why we came to Merrill to find out and I think we're done with this interview. I think we nailed it. We nailed it. All right, guys. Hunter, Chris, you're showering today. TBD. Well, probably not because he's playing. I don't think I'm following. So you're not playing today, right? We'll have to wait, tune in. Not playing on this Saturday. All right, next week. Thank you.


The following is a presentation of TFNN. The TFNN Bull Bear Trading Hour. Every trading day, live at 10 a.m. Eastern. Call now toll-free at<PHONE_NUMBER> or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. The TFNN Bull Bear Trading Hour. Now, Tom and Tommy O'Brien. Welcome, folks. Appreciate your growl and a problem with us out here. We have the Dow Industries down 53. Nasdaq off 6. S&P's off 2.5. Gold contract down $2.30. Trading at 14.72 an ounce. You got Silver Flat. $17.11 an ounce. Light Sweet Crude up 43 cents. $55.64 in barrel. Now, that's going to get really interesting today, Tom. Oil numbers, because the oil that smoked yesterday, folks. Oil down to $1.90. Had 800,000 contracts. We're almost a dollar, and that's a jump in. We're almost a dollar off the low that we had a 54 handle on that. We're up to 55 in chains. So volatility for sure. And we got those numbers, like you said, coming to inventory in a half hour from right now. Notes. Notes and bonds. They just refuse to die, folks. You get the 10-year up 8 ticks. Trading 129-22 to the 30-year up 27 at 1.606. King dollar. King dollar. Flat 97-873. The year is at 110. The yen is at out 108.64, and the pound is at 129-1 US dollar. And let's go over to our man, Mr. Kevin Hanks, TD Ameritrade, as we do each and every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. And don't forget, folks, every trading day right here, 11 to 12 Eastern Standard Time, you want to understand the option market, option strategies, futures, outstanding program, defined risk. If you haven't test-driven yet the think-as-one platform, it's really easy to do. You're on our website right now. Just hit that think-as-one platform. Bring it up. They'll allow you to trade the paper money. You can follow Kevin and his team each and every day as they move through target and lows. You better move quick because they're rocking, man. Kevin Hanks, let's go. What's going on? Good morning, Tom. Good morning, Tommy. You know, this week, which is a very light week for economic data, really nothing besides housing to really pay attention to. But when I looked at the earnings for this week, I highlighted a bunch of all the important names, and they were all retail. Yes. 100% of them were retail. And what we're learning from this week is the story of retail for this quarter is winners and losers. Yep. I mean, that is what you're seeing right here. What Target is doing there versus, you know, some of these other names, and when they miss, and when these aren't showing that they're keeping up with other, man, they are punishing these names. And guys, just so you know, the three names we're looking at for today's show, L Brands, Gap and Macy's, we should call this show Loserville because these are three companies, if you look at their charts, that have all gotten hammered since the last quarter or two quarters. And we're looking at the margins on how to trade these over the last 16 to 90 days. That's so cool. You know what's amazing, Kevin, is that, like, it's probably about two years ago now that on these updates, you know, you were bringing up the aspect that we thought that the separation was taking place. I mean, time goes really quick, but that's come into fruition now. That it really, you know, if we go back a couple of years, it was like all retails going down. Well, you could almost see it as it was changing. And then, now that's real. I mean, it really has changed dramatically, you know, that you have these winners that are extraordinary because they're left.  It's red, red, and blue. It's Apple Pie. The question you have to ask is, are they going to be around, right? Yeah. They're going to be around. They'll be okay. But where's their place in that sector? You rent those big spaces, man? That's big money. That's, you know... And you know, who seems to be winning through all this? Right? Who seems to be coming out on top? Who seems to be losing? Companies that embraced the change of e-commerce and got on board. Right. And invested in their businesses and changed their businesses. I mean, some of the things that, you know, Brian Cornell, the CEO of Target, talked about this morning was amazing about online orders and how, if you sent to you via the store versus via their distribution center, the store is 40% cheaper than getting something from the distribution center. These places are becoming...  Shopping online and picking something up. Shopping online and going in the store or curbside, you know, all these things are changing these businesses. And Target is one of the people that we're willing to make the big change and you're starting to see it in their numbers. You know what's interesting, though? If you want to look and talk about $56.5 billion, a little more after today, obviously. $41 billion. Yeah. So we compare Target to time, right? Right. As much bigger than the other. So, you know, but we knew this was going to be interesting in covering these names, but the one constant theme is winners and losers. No, no doubt.  Because, you know, you jump online in the morning. You can't believe you get down. You're doing errands. Okay, man, I'll run by the store at a certain point. Sure. Get it, you know. And you don't necessarily know everything you want at the click of a button. Sometimes there's a few things that were still, especially groceries, certain items. You want to check out a few clothing items or what it is, and then you pick out a few household items that you need while you're there or something like that. Oh, yes. I mean, and one great thing that I think Target now has in its favor that you can't ignore is momentum. Yes. In terms of, because here's what, Nike left and put Nike in Target's knee shops set up in the Target stores. They've got a little partnership with Toys R Us for the Christmas holidays going, like whatever that spin-off is of Toys R Us. So they've got momentum now. They've got people seeking them out because that is that place to put your product that's getting a lot of eyes on it. And I just think because here are shoes. People like to try on shoes. Oh, yeah. It's interesting to mention it. I was there with my girlfriend, she had a daughter. They both bought pairs of shoes, Kevin, last week. And I was saying, actually, man, they have a great shoe section, just like a fundamental. And it's amazing that you mention that because they really did great items. $35 maybe, you know, $40 discount. Great shoes, man. And if they get Nike, that's brand to brand. That's like intense, man. That's saying that you're to the top of the class. I mean, exactly. And for Nike to abandon Amazon, because I think they abandon Amazon because they've got their own. Sure. Direct to consumer business. They don't need that. But what they do need is a wider presence in store, the full price retailers, like Dix and things like that. I think Target, like I said, Target has momentum. It's funny how fundamentally everything that I've just myself, so I've ordered shoes from Nike, delivered from Nike in the last like two months. I actually ordered a couple pairs, returned one because it didn't fit like I thought it was, ordered another one. And then I've been in Target looking at their shoes, man. So it's a real deal. I'm not the only one, exactly. Folks, right here, 45 minutes from now. We're going to be talking retail. We're going to be talking the losers. We'll see how these trades are setting up. You're going to love it, Kevin. You have a great one, a safe one that we look for to show in 45 minutes, Kevin. Thanks for having me out, guys. Thanks. Thanks, Kevin. Stay right there, folks. Tony and I are coming right back. We have the down, down 80. Nasdaq off eight. 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The cookies are in your browser they're gonna retarget you so we checked out Harry's and I'll give my former Noble and Greeno classmate another plug for Harry's Razors because they're gonna be following us around in perpetuity until we clear our cash or clear our cookies I use Harry's I think it's a great deal Yeah, I mean it's so simple It's unbelievable and I think they ended up getting bought out by Gillette or one of those companies Oh yeah, I think Proctor Gamble was in there Yeah, Proctor Gamble and they bought a German blade factory or Germany or something like that to produce them but you talk about a business with margins Razors My God Seriously So let's take a look at some of the higher volume Well here, let's go with the S&P first because the S&P once again you know it was trying to make an all time high again this morning you know got a good boost up you know from last night you know bottom line is that you do it somewhere down with that that's four in the morning you're at 3104 and it didn't make it now it's gonna be so intriguing here of course it's only 10 o'clock in the morning True You know that being said you get a flat market out here if we take, if we go to the Dow Industries let's see what the strength versus the weakness in in the Dow Industries so what we have out in the in the Dow Industries right now putting negative points into it Home Depot 17 nothing heavy 3M16 Goldman 16 Positive Bowling 15 McDonald's 8 Inside the NDX100 what you have is that you have Workdays up 2.9% you get INCY that's up 1.5 Taken away from it is American Airlines down 2.5 you get analog devices up 2.4 Xilinx up 1.8 and Alta Salon down 1.7 so I mean we really look at this market excuse me folks you still really have a flat market out here and that folks the thing that's amazing about this market excuse me folks there's no doubt when we start talking markets this is with the impeachment here and with if you haven't seen this thing yet I mean the bottom line is that he basically is letting it out that yeah it's a quick pro quo everything that the whistleblower is saying he's verifying on the first-hand basis that he was under orders so you can see this market just shakes everything off yeah you know and do I even still have it because you know we should talk about it at some point there we go you know Juliani's quick pro quo ordered by Trump at his direction Juliani demanded that Ukraine make a public statement announcing investigations into the 2016 election DNC server and barisma southern and the opening statement was just I was getting updates everywhere man Juliani was expressing the desires of the president of the United States and we knew that these investigations were important to the president I know that the members of this committee have frequently framed these complicated issues in the form of a simple question was there a quick pro quo as I testified previously with regards to the court requested White House call and the White House meeting the answer is yes and he is a hotel magnet that donated millions to the Trump campaign not even so to call him a never Trump or whatever you want to do that's as big of a Trump proponent as you can get he's a huge Republican in the Wall Street Journal today he's a huge donor huge Trump family the last five Republican presidents he's been trying to get in there bottom line though you know we'll see market wise with unless Republicans in Congress matter the market is not going to matter because nothing's going to matter unless our elected officials matter so hopefully people wake up man that's because I don't know how you defend that other than saying I don't care if that's the case and that's pretty much what people are saying right now which is a bummer so getting back to the market man we got oil coming up jumping over to the number of crude oil it is 10-22 right now we get the number 10-30 jumping over to crude oil so this jump this jumping around a bit last week so survey number coming in and about increase they're expecting to build no matter what okay 1.5 things have I guess in-stop maybe the API was a big number last night I'm not sure it's a whisper is showing about 2.5 and let's just jump back to see how oil is trading because as you said pulled back pretty dramatically yesterday and getting quite a pop though this morning we had a 54 handle on oil at 3 a.m. we almost made it all the way up to 56 we're sitting at 55-85 right now in the price of crude so if you want to jump around see where we're at always exciting when you get that number when you've had the type of volatility we've had in crude for sure well that's interesting the active ones only 81 we must have just ruled are we I think the contract I was just looking at which might be the active might be January I thought so so we're looking at January over here with 55-85 but go ahead see how can you go active is that I did so they are just rolling the roll has happened okay I'll still be able to get it yeah we'll just pull it up and see they're going to be they're going to trade similarly but there's your yeah I'm saying we're going well hey what the reason being to you folks watch this and thanks to Mr. Bill in the den API was 6 million last night so there's the increase for that whisper okay so even the yeah let's let's let's put a number in there man and again you know this isn't guessing it is guessing here but when you're making the trades right if you're making a volatility trade coming into this number right if you are bearish you better be hoping that you get a surprise on your side to the tune of so let's let's go let's go we're going to go 6.5 man oh cool we're going big shoot for the moon we're going to win it's a little bit of game theory right so you want to win you want to win we have 7 ranks man well last week I don't know if I saw the headlines we were like number 6 and number 3 I think because we jumped around to gas as well now we'll do a little game theory game theory right if you want to win alright you got to go big you know if all that matters is I want to win man I want to be number 1 right I don't want to be number 3 number 6 even if you know you almost not that you have to choose a little bit of an outlier right and this applies to things like for instance daily fantasy football you have these huge draft kicks right you have these huge games you have huge tournaments of 10,000 players 20,000 players right if you want to win that tournament which is usually a top-heavy prize pool you have to choose an outlier lineup you know I mean you can't just choose the best value for your money you can't choose the best educated guess right to win because guess what there's going to be like 15 people with identical yes lineups there's going to be 15 people with identical matches of between 1500 and 2500 here if you want to have an easier avenue you choose an outlier and in the long run you'll win more often than the average person guessing because you got to be so close to beat the average interesting yeah yeah the we'll see you know the Dow basically gets some juice on the way down nothing heavy but 104 is some juice no doubt bottom line is holding its own the bond market folks is that what's happening out here today we now yesterday was light volume we're getting volume today though inside the bonds right now yeah you're already a million contracts yesterday we only did I think just over a million so we're going to get a couple million and that's what it takes sustain higher price that's where it comes down to I guess we got over a million yesterday we have 1.2 million but we're going to get like 2. something today and that's what you need in order to stay in higher price we we're at all time just about at all time highs in that 10 year is kicking at 1.74 not bad yeah stay right there folks tell me now I come back to the oil numbers hi folks Tom O'Brien here if you like to get my daily newsletter market 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me it's like amazing that you got a ramp go coming out with as we say that it just jumped 20 cents because you got a ramp go coming out with their IPO yeah but you know that you're pushing it out that's the most valuable company it could be one of the most valuable companies in the world probably a little bit debate no it probably is I joke but only because of everything that's happened they're worth 1.6 1.7 trillion but just to be I mean Microsoft is at like 1.1 1.2 right now and that is a legitimate 1.2 if you actually pushed out in a Ramco IPO on the New York Stock Exchange right you think it would come in at 1.2 if they're able to only push it out at 1.6 in a Saudi market where they're in a shakedown where they're having the Ritz capped ease so just to keep in mind I mean obviously the Saudi oil state company massive wealth but just remarkable how far they've fallen because it doesn't matter what happens folks if you look at the XLE the thing that's amazing look at the XLE the XLE is trading at 2006 levels do it 2000 almost 20 that's saying quite a bit if the market's looking into the future the market is saying hey there's going to be plenty of other alternatives to using oil every day the tourism so I have to jump back man we are an investment site but we're talking about impeachment hearings to the president if you don't think that affects potentially the market we're talking about tantalizing stuff man in terms of vice president Pence so Sondland told vice president Pence to reiterate that's called first hand okay him actually telling the vice president before his meeting with Zelensky on September 1 that he was concerned that military aid was now tied to the issue of investigations and then to really bring it in so you have the vice president you have the chief of staff Mulvaney already being implicated Sondland's got text from WhatsApp being posted as we speak in the hearings and even as late as September 24 I want to speak with Giuliani that's the secretary of state directing the special envoy to speak with the president's personal lawyer in WhatsApp message Kurt Volcker told me in part spoke with Rudy Pergadins from S that's secretary Pompeo secretary of state and if you want to know what the president thinks of the man testifying here was President Trump's words on just October 8 I would love to send ambassador Sondland a really good man great American to testify but unfortunately he would be testifying before a compromise great kangaroo court where Republicans rights have been taken away the true facts were not allowed to the public well I hope everyone's able to make their own judgments on what he is testifying to and so we'll see but it's pretty pretty pretty remarkable man and it should affect things because it's the president of the United States being implicated in a quid pro quo holding congressional aid with the secretary of state the vice president secretary of energy chief of staff Mulvaney et cetera et cetera secretary of state doesn't get much deeper man pretty remarkable back to Marcus we'll do it let's dig into the target what you said it's important to understand that this is about the constitution this is about the United States but yet the market just shakes it off I mean the really unfortunate thing is at the beginning of the Trump presidency things used to matter because the market actually thought that things mattered there's actually a statement that's pretty worrisome that the market actually has recognized that politicians might not care about anything that this president does because if you remember when he fired the director of the FBI I think the markets dropped 4% overnight when that happened and now we're having things come out that are amazingly implicating much worse so I would say than the president maybe just obstructing justice by firing the director of the FBI and the market doesn't care because they know they have one of the parties in office completely behind them that will allow them to do anything that's my take you make your own opinion but man I don't know how you get around what's coming out right now from one of the president's biggest supporters in the president's own words great man great American he'll tell the truth that's not gonna be the words today I guarantee you that I guarantee that tweet is already deleted if it's not yesterday so let's get into target's actual earnings man because they crushed it out of the park I'm like 5 number it's amazing some of these big look at that third quarter comp sales 4.5% a full percentage point comp sales always pull my mind right because you know these stores are growing they're growing internationally they're growing across the country but when you have a store like target you think that if you were shopping a target today you're shopping there in a year if you weren't shopping today you would grow 5% on a yearly basis from where you were last year for the same exact store the same exact store that's taking market share from somebody man because that's not the type of growth that's going on in the economy in terms of the same amount of people aren't spending 5% more at target you are taking market share from somebody else maybe it's a little bit from Amazon maybe it's a little bit from Walmart maybe it's a little bit from Kohl's talking about stores getting hit maybe it's a little bit from Macy's winners and losers looking forward to fast market coming up next with the losers segment L Brands Macy's it's interesting man Kevin mentioned because we looked at it yesterday the market cap is interesting he brought it up market cap target much smaller company than Walmart but revenue man they got some revenue man you're talking about $75 billion in 2019 and to push it back to where because Kevin made a great point but man they're coming for Walmart they're coming for Amazon because $75 billion in revenue and that's going to correlate to a market cap of only 64 billion okay but you go over to Walmart and Walmart's looking at a company that's $340 billion they're taking in 540 wow it is bigger than I even thought Walmart amazes me $540 billion when's the first company going to pull in $128 billion in 90 days and I think that's the number I had in my head not the yearly I was going to say when's the first company going to take in a trillion dollars in a year because we're going to be there man a trillion we're at half a trillion right now so Amazon $873 billion that's caught a bid today the PE of almost 80 to put things in context and they're only at $279 that should be because look at this growth man $177, $230, $280, $330 they're growing by leaps and bounds they are and that's why the PE will correlate to that look at the earnings growth so the earnings growth folks this is actually amazing 2015 for the year $1.25 they project in 2020 $27.49 and I think that's the tail end remember they're building out AWS right the market kept saying hey when are we going to be with all this revenue you're taking in man and that's when the spicket really turned on and to put things and look at Target man as we speak still rocking it's up almost 13% now but Amazon I just want to put it on a longer time let's just go back let's do 20 years because we'll zoom it in but you'll see the run and really when they turned on the spicket you go from the beginning of 2015 at $345 in a span of 4 years or at $2,000 stay right there folks we'll come right back we're going to have a man Mr. Titty Kakes.ly are going to be talking currencies if you are in the CD market and looking for a secure investment the Tiger First mortgage program may work for you the security for these first mortgages are building lots in the tax opportunity zone in St. Petersburg, Florida the tax act of 2018 set up tax free zones across the country where you can build the investment is anywhere from 30,000 to 75,000 the interest paid is 7% yearly paid on a monthly basis according to bankrate.com the 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hours per day go to TFNN.com then hit watch tiger tv that's TFNN.com then hit watch tiger tv for the latest market information welcome back folks dollars down 78 and azix flat S&Ps are off two and a half let's go over to our man teddy keg stat we got it it's a beautiful thing we got a lot going on the market I know each and every Wednesday at 40 past the hour you can reach teddy every trading day folks at 4x-trading-unlock.com that's 4x-trading-unlock.com that website is your key to online 4x trading teddy keg stat what's going on brother how you guys doing a little mixed bag of goods here with the currency markets I think there's a lot of people watching the tv right now and not looking at what's going on slightly something going on in the markets just seems to shake it off man it's true they do but it also seems like there's a little bit of a lack of direction especially right now with the dollar so it's just the dollar index I think is looking pretty heavy but as soon as it starts to kind of make a move I mean it's just been really knee-jerky the past few sessions and I think we're starting to head into and we have holiday markets coming up next week in the US to begin with and I think these hearings are starting to really weigh on the dollar as far as you know whether you're a bull or a bear there's too much indecision going on right now so I think you kind of have to look at some of your lesser major crosses for some swings you know I think that the yen right now you got to look for a breakout maybe upside yeah that yen man that 109.29 or 109.30 man is a dangerous spot for me and are anyone trading gold in general do you know what I mean you know we get up that's exactly where I'm looking at yeah now it's an upside breakout right in that area no I'm with you man because you know the bottom line folks is that you know it's got up there a couple times and you know it had every right to basically jump over it you know and that was like two weeks ago we got to the 109.49 they just gave it up man so you're still dealing with this yeah it's a 109.32 man right we'll see with that baby I think the dollar also has as far as the Asian currencies the yen is something that it just has it has a good hold on right now it's hard to really get that market to sell off no matter what happens to the dollar index yes you know the the pound seems to be catching a pretty good bit over a couple days but it seems to be pressure you know pressuring the top of that range you know and if it can break you know topside it that that thing could well what do you think it could do well I think that the pound has a good shot at going up instead of a lower 130 handle a dollar 30 handle for sure I think just technically it looks like it's going to go there now they have some debates on Friday coming up and I guess the the recent one from what I've read and looked at is that this Corbin guy did pretty well for himself but that doesn't necessarily mean that he's gaining any type of real momentum it's just that he seems to be able to handle himself well so I think that they're looking to see what happens on Friday's debates but still I'm bullish the pound overall yeah and and the Euro just hasn't moved right I mean the Euro it just can't seem to gain any strength I mean it looks like it wants to pop and I think I'm right now a little bullish right now I think right now I'm I'm glad I mean because if we got movement in the Euro that's when the dollar would get croaked I mean that's that's the reality right that you know the dollar is right right and it doesn't seem like the Euro wants to do it like it gets a little spike a nice little rally and then it just doesn't want to go now I like I said I am bullish but I don't think that there's really much to the upside I think it's just going to be a crawling little creeper of a rally you know yeah so you get that what you're probably looking at that 112 right you're at 110 right now the top of the range yeah right and I think it could take like a week and a half to get there literally and then that's probably where it'll run out of gas yeah Teddy what happens like you know as you just mentioned we're coming up the Thanksgiving and we're coming up to Christmas now I can see that Christmas that would affect everything because we have Christmas every different religions has different times at that time what happens at the Thanksgiving deal does the dollar slow down and the other currencies all is it just our dollar that slows down meaning and trading wise in trading wise I think you definitely what happens for the most part is you do start to get really thin markets because of all the people that take off so at this time you have nothing but really machines running completely especially in the last two weeks I got it okay that's really good to know right that's where whether a bull or a bear you can get caught on the wrong side pretty quickly right right well and you know what's kind of funny is like I remember the days on the trading floor like there was people that had to show up for work during the holiday markets you know who worked for the firms and ran the desks and would have you the skeleton crews but as far as the real market makers whether they were really good traders or bad traders you know for the most part they did not come in during the holidays and especially during those last two weeks right because they knew the market was thin if the market if something came in it really pushed it in a vacuum move and this is back then when it was a totally different kind of dichotomy you know so but I think that right now you only have machines running at during this time because nobody if you if you're once you're a veteran trader after a few years you realize that if you're there on Christmas Eve trying to make money it's not that you're an Ebenezer Scrooge you're a moron right yeah right I just love enjoying a few things totally should not be there right no no for sure and and we all look forward to it too I mean that's the other side right it's like it's like okay you know tell me and I talk about it there's one streak that we get days off of the year and then all of a sudden we don't get a day off again for a long period it's not I guess since we're talking about it I just happen to be looking at this the NYSE holidays and the the front end of the year is more loaded than not so you got new years with King Day January 21st Washington's birthday President's Day February 18th you got Good Friday Memorial Day and then you're basically refined to July 4th Labor Day Thanksgiving Christmas so we just coming up to it now yeah which is pretty cool and Christmas and New Year's both falling and that's why I was pulling this up on a Wednesday yeah so you're going to have a Tuesday half day I believe and this is where I just looked up NYSE holidays for anybody looking for this you got we're looking at 2019 and if you get down to the asterix we got two of them in terms of you're going to get a half day on Friday for the Thanksgiving okay now that's when we'll be closed but in terms of Christmas you're going to get the 25th and you're going to be closed on a half day on Tuesday the 24th but then I believe as well when you back it up that maybe I was looking for New Year's Eve no New Year's Eve love yeah they make us work then they make us work pretty well there'll be some champagne popping in the Wall Street offices until 4 p.m. there's nothing else to do with those days I agree that's why I was actually surprised yeah what about the Swiss Frank man where is that hidden right now the Swiss Frank right now the US dollar Swiss is railing right now so the Swiss itself is under pressure and I think that right now you have this little kind of boost in the dollar index it's trying to fight for a little bit of a rally and I think that's where you're going to see the most of the momentum to the upside is the Swiss but then well also once it turns that's where you also see the biggest breaks like it's kind of crazy like the Euro has been in an uptrend now for a few sessions and even today it slammed lower and then came back up near it's where it opened up and the Swiss is the one that has the action how is that possible it doesn't make any sense okay you know that's that's that's intriguing where is a big number coming out on is it Thursday or Friday Friday is GDP coming out okay so that's a big number listen folks you can reach Teddy every trading day at forex-trading-unlock.com Teddy you have a great week a safe weekend of course we look forward to speaking to you next Wednesday yeah it's going to be right we'll still be talking I like it man have a great one have a safe one stay right there folks Tommy and I'll come right back I'm certain you are or strive to be one of the best of the best at everything you do in life it's the most common trait that we tigers and tigers share if you're looking to become the best of the 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good news is that in Hong Kong bottom line looks like I'm not quite sure what's going to happen with all the folks that got arrested de-escalation of things for the time being but you had and jumping into the story that we just want to finish on because this driving a lot of maybe the negative action this morning in the markets talking about the U.S. Senate passing a resolution I believe was unanimously doesn't happen often and that had to do with with just going to scroll down to get through it yeah so here we go so here we go now President Trump is he going to sign this right a major reason why he wants to deal now is that China can buy large amounts of agricultural products his position is even trickier because congress would easily be able to override any veto of what he just passed so is he going to side with the Senate and it's really where you got China really upset don't say I didn't warn you so statement issued by the foreign ministries using a Chinese phrase that prior to this year was used only in a rare case like before 1962 war with India and this has to do with support for the pro-democracy protest thank you yeah yeah and so of course China's saying stay out of our business Hong Kong civil not supposed to really be their business just yet but of course it is their business I like to say so it'll be interesting to see how President Trump navigates these waters of a unanimous Senate approval resolution siding with the Hong Kong protesters veto proof so you know are you going to go against a unanimous resolution for you know and you know money matters right the economy matters but freedoms matter too man and it's a bummer that you know I feel like some of that stuff is taking the back seat just because we want to trade deal with China that we're going to allow Chinese to squash freedoms of citizens all across the world including the biggest country in the world China stay right there folks we got Kevin Hicks team of TD Ameritrade coming up next and I'm Amis the Bowser Chap and Steve Goldstein wait I'll be back in a second thanks thanks man well done folks