Hey y'all, what's up? My name is Sonali, welcome to my channel if you are new. We are currently staying at home trying to flatten the curve and I know a lot of you have probably thought about making a YouTube channel out of boredom. You also may be looking for something to spend your stimulus check on and I think buying a camera is a great investment. Content creation is getting bigger and bigger every single day. There are so many new vlog channels to watch and just YouTube channels in general. So I wanted to make this video for anyone who is buying their first camera or people who are wanting to upgrade their camera. Today we're going to be talking about the best vlogging camera to buy and that is the Sony 85100. This camera is small, but so mighty. This camera came out in 2014 so obviously Sony has made upgraded versions since then but I find that this specific model has everything I need in a vlogging camera and today I'll tell you guys why. The biggest thing about this model is that it has the iconic flip up screen. Everything a vlogger wants and needs. A couple of upgrades do have this but they tend to get heavier and when you're holding your vlog camera out, trying to vlog yourself, you're definitely going to want to think about how heavy your setup is. The thing that made me really interested in buying this camera out of all the other vlogging cameras out there is that you have the ability to change your lens. So this gives you the opportunity to make some really cool cinematic, professional videos for an affordable price. I'll be talking about my top three lens recommendations later on in this video but I thought that was so cool because I am Boca obsessed. I love me a good blurry background. I'm currently filming on a 1.2 lens. So for all the beginners out there, a lower aperture lets more light in and it also compresses the background so you have that really nice blurred background like you see here. When I was researching cameras, I found that the aperture didn't really tend to go below like 2.8 which is definitely great when you want to get everything in focus but that's not what I was looking for. Another reason that led me to purchase this camera was that I was actually in my makeup phase at the time and I found out a lot of beauty bloggers use this camera to photograph their looks and I found out that yes, the videography on this camera is really great but the pictures are even better. A really cool feature that this camera has is the skin smoothing feature. So if you're not feeling confident enough to film that day, you can definitely just go ahead and turn it on and it actually looks pretty natural. So I'm going to show you guys without the filter and then I'm going to turn it on.  This is what it looks like when the effect is turned on low. This is the effect on the middle setting and this is the effect on high. I also feel like this camera is extremely durable. I never really put it in a case. I always throw it in my purse which is so bad of me but it has miraculously survived so many drops. I hate to admit it but if you do end up purchasing this camera, I definitely recommend getting the warranty just in case. I've heard so many YouTubers say that the Canon G7X, AKA the camera every vlogger has, breaks so easily. Apparently like the screws come out of the flip up screen and nothing like that has ever happened to the Sony A5100. One big thing to know about this model is that it does not have a microphone jack and I feel like this is a big differentiator from the other models. I personally don't mind that it doesn't have a mic jack because I don't really think it's that relatable to have like studio quality audio on just like a normal everyday vlog.  So that is when you would probably have to look for an external mic like the Zoom recorder or you can use a lav mic plugged directly into your phone and then you can just record the audio on the VoiceMemo's app on your iPhone. Having this external audio will definitely give you more work to do during post-production because you're gonna have to sync up the audio with your mouth moving, but a really easy thing to do that will help a ton is just clapping once before you start so that the audio picks that really loud sound up and then you see it physically clapping so that you can match both of the audios and then just mute one. Does that make sense? I hope that made sense. I'm going to do an audio test for y'all. What you hear right now is the wireless RODE mic go. And now you're listening to the Sony A5100 mic. I personally don't think the audio on here is bad at all, but I will say one thing, it does pick up a lot of wind in certain situations.  It's literally just a sticker, so it's really easy and it works pretty well. I'll link them down below. Like I said, the audio really isn't that bad, but if you are a filmmaker wanting to do more professional interviews or you're just even doing like a beauty tutorial or a sit-down video, you will want to look into some external microphones, so I will link them down below. Now it is time for the fun part. Like I mentioned previously, this camera allows you to change out the lenses, so we will be talking about the three lenses that I recommend for the Sony A5100. Unfortunately, I do not have the kit lens because I never used it, so I sold it a while ago, but the lenses I'm showing y'all today are so much better. So let's get into it. This first lens is the Sony 16 millimeter 2.8, and it runs for $250. This is also known as the pancake lens because it is very thin compared to all the other lenses. This lens is similar to the kit lens being that it is a 16 millimeter, but it is a fixed lens and actually all my lenses are fixed, so that means none of them can zoom. I bought this lens when I was on the hunt for a lower aperture lens.  Even though this lens is a 16 millimeter, it ends up looking like a 24 millimeter because you are using it on a cropped sensor camera.  What you are seeing right now is the 16 millimeter 2.8 pancake lens. As you can see, it does have that wide angle. I'm holding it all the way back, but unfortunately it doesn't really have the blurry background that I love. This next lens is my tried and true lens. I've been using it in all my recent vlogs. This is the Sigma 16 millimeter with a whopping 1.4 aperture and it runs for about $400. If you guys are looking for like a travel vlog lens, I highly recommend this one because not only can it get you that wide angle for your landscape shots or your landmark shots, but it will also give you really great B roll.  It will just give you that really cool like blurry background effect and make it just look so much more expensive. The one thing that sucks about this lens is the weight and size. As you can see, it protrudes out quite a bit from the body itself and it is very heavy. So when I'm vlogging, I have to hold it by the lens and not the camera. So it's definitely an odd ratio, but you kinda get used to it. That's actually one reason why I keep the pancake lens around because if I wanted to take the camera and vlog on a bike ride or something kind of more active and I have to bring like a small purse or a fanny pack, I can't really fit this big lens in that fanny pack. So I'll switch my lens to the 16 millimeter 2.8. Before I bought my Sony a7 III, I would use my Sony a5 100 with the 16 millimeter 1.4 for a lot of my event videography. I was able to get a lot of the atmosphere with that wide angle shot and I also didn't really have to switch out my lens to get a detailed shot since it did have that really nice bokeh. I'll go ahead and link some of my past videos down below and I'll label which lens I used for each video so that you can see the lenses more in action. Now I'm vlogging with the 16 millimeter 1.4. As you can tell, the background is a lot more blurry, especially if I bring it up a little bit closer, but I am holding the lens itself, which is an odd concept to grasp, but I have to do it because this whole setup is a little bit un-proportionate, but overall, this is definitely my favorite lens to vlog with. This last lens I recommend is the Sony 35 1.8 and it runs for about $475. You have to remember that you are shooting on a crop sensor camera, so this 35 millimeter will end up looking more like a 50 millimeter, so it will definitely be a close up shot. That makes this lens really cool for any of those cinematic clips that you see. When I was getting into event videography, this is the first lens I actually picked up, so I did have to step back from the subject to get everything in the shot, but I loved the bokeh it gave me. It is a 1.8, but the compression, since it is a bit of a tighter shot, is beautiful. I think my top two lenses are definitely the 16 millimeter 1.4 and this one because it is easy to just bring both of them and switch them out, so if you wanted to get a wide angle shot, then you can use the 16 millimeter, but then if you wanted to get some of the more details and you didn't want that wide angle distortion, this lens is perfect for that. This clip is being shot with 35 1.8. I'm stretching my arms so far out just to try to get a little bit more of my hat, but I really can't, so that is why I don't really recommend this lens just for vlogging, but if you guys are doing more tutorials, beauty videos, anything more cinematic, I definitely recommend this because look at that background. It is so creamy, very blurry and beautiful. I highly recommend just buying the body of the camera separately, decide what you're gonna use it for, and then buy your lens. There are so many other lenses out there that are way better than the kit lens, so that is why you should buy the Sony A5100. I hope you found this video helpful and let me know in the comments down below what you plan on filming with your camera. Before you go, do subscribe and like this video and I will have all my past videos linked down below and I will label which lens I used in that video so you all can get a better feel for what lens you should use in your videos. I will see y'all in my next video. Bye.


Okay. So welcome. This is, whoops, sorry. So I'm Beth Cohen and this is Mark Durbin. And we're both from Verizon. And we're going to talk a little bit about securing OpenStack in some of the issues that we've worked in. I know you probably saw my keynote on Monday where we talked about the virtual network services product. And when you give product to customers, security of course is the most important thing that they think about. And more importantly, we need to do security for hundreds or thousands of customers. And so you can't just do root and everybody else. You have to really think about sort of a lot of different ways to deliver security because our customers care a lot. So Mark, do you want to say something about yourself? Oh, okay. Well you can see I'm with Network Security Infrastructure Planning. One of my functions is obviously to look at these systems and make sure that we're securing them properly, okay? Both internally and externally. So when we provide these services outside, we're scrutinized pretty heavily. But the focus here is going to actually be on a probably relatively, when you think about it, simple subject. But when you look at it in relation to OpenStack, it's actually pretty difficult. So we'll just skip through this. The agenda, we had several items on here. The focus for this is actually going to be RBAC. And specifically related to Horizon, I'm going to use the pretty pictures of the GUI, okay? But this applies to the command line and everything, okay? So Horizon in general. The pretty pictures are just for us to talk. So I went ahead and pulled up the wiki. Everybody go look at the wiki. You want it really technical, really cool little look out? It's great, okay? I'm going to break it down real simple though and explain why RBAC is so critical to us. Especially when you look at the size of Verizon. This is one of the keys that you're going to see up here. The size of Verizon and all the different systems that we have to interface with. Then also we have to provide services to the customers, right? And potentially even direct access to the customers. I'm just saying potentially. Let me talk a little bit about that. So one of the things that our customers ask for because we're offering security services specifically firewalls and next-gen firewall applications. And one of the biggest asks is can we have a security application that Verizon doesn't have access to? That it's sitting on our box which we're managing. But the customer doesn't want to have us getting into their image, their security image to do management of their policies or anything else. They literally are like, sorry, we just don't want you in there. We trust you but we don't. So that's one of the things that we have to address with this product. So you can see the subtlety of the role-based security can get pretty sophisticated pretty quickly. Yep, and obviously with the customer situation it's tough but let's just talk about internal to Verizon and all the different groups that have to be able to get into the system and what levels they need, okay? As you can see in this picture, we've got several groups. Talk about managed security services groups, network operations centers, security operations centers, so on. All these different organizations have different requirements for access, different functions that they need out of the system, different things that they can see in the open stack environment, okay? Also we've got reporting, monitoring, things like that that are going to go in there and pull information. Right now, a great example we're talking about and I'm going to pull it into this conversation. We need to be able to go in and look at IPs in our IP management. But the only way to do that is at admin level. That's it. To be able to look at the entire system, it's at admin level. We don't want that system and be able to write to it. We need a read-only level, okay? So this is going to apply as we go through the different areas within the horizon system. So I'm using the pretty pictures here. You can look at the overview. The key here is this is admin level access, right? Everybody seen this? Probably pretty familiar with everybody. Right now, the only way to go in and look at this is with full admin access. I can go in here and I can blow up anybody, right? Everybody agrees with that. I need to be able to provide some of my users of this system the ability to go in here and look at it, but not write to it, not change it, not modify it, okay? I know our box being worked on with the horizon, but the granularity is not there. We need the granularity. That's the key to this. So at this level, there's a whole bunch of stuff that needs to be broken down. So read-only is one concept, but also we may have admins that we want to give certain access to. For instance, we may want them to go in there and be able to work on networks and set up different network functions, but not go in and blow up tenant spaces. Those types of things. So that's how granular this needs to be. As we jump through this, I'm gonna go into more of the tenant space and more into a project space, right? Even at the project spaces, this is nice, right? We got a great summary here. We can go in, we can look at it real quick, see what the usage is of our tenant space. But in order to do that, I have to give you the same level of access that allows me to go in and drop an instance. Or build an instance. Or take down a network, right? So I've got to have controls to be able to go in and manage that access. This is something we might want to share with our customers. Our customers might want a reporting function, so they want to know how much they're utilizing, but damn, we don't want to give them right access. Yeah, that's probably dangerous in most cases. So as you look at this, for instance, I'm just gonna use some examples here. When you look at the user controls on instances, right, they can launch them, they can terminate them, they can start them, they can shut them off, they can reboot them. I showed you the overview a minute ago. I may not want a user to be able to do this. Just look at it. That was my point on it. However, then there's obviously got to be the guys that can go do this. There may be cases where I need users to be able to go in and put in images or a system to go in and load an image, preload the image, but not do anything else with that image, not be allowed to start it, not to be allowed to instantiate it. Just put it in there and have it staged, right? And of course you could do that through the other systems, but you get into volumes, obviously there's various controls on the volumes that we can get all the way down to this granular level. So within the volumes, there's all these different functions we can do to them, right? We may only want somebody to be able to go in there and look at them, right? That's one of the options. This is a great one right here, right, on the images. Look at all the different things we can do here. And right now, this is the only user access I have is to give them full-blown access. What if I want to give him access to be able to go in and look at his images, see what all is configured on his images, maybe even be able to console into his image, but he shouldn't be able to edit it, shouldn't be able to detach any interfaces, shouldn't be able to add another network interface, anything like that. Be able to look at a log, but not be able to change the instance in any way, shape, or form. Does that make sense? Actually I want to add to that. I'm assuming this is a single customer, so it's a site, but this applies even more so to a site that has multiple customers. So we're talking about, let's say there's three customers sharing this environment, and we want to segregate those customers. My classic example I always use is Hacker International, I just made up the name, it's actually a company that does test equipment. And the CIA, you really don't want them to know that they're on the same box. Yeah, yeah. It's probably a good thing, right? Not to share that. So access and security, this is an area that I was going to spend a lot of time in security groups and talk about it, but I'm not going to spend much on it. One of the things is, is when you looked at my original slide there with all the different groups accessing this thing, the other thing is, we have security operations teams that want to be able to go in and put a security group in place and shut down things and control things, but other groups should not have access. So anyway, before I run out of time, I want to jump back to this slide real quick. You can see all the different groups, you can see all the different organizations. Another key to that is customer portals. We need to be able to manage it down to that level so I believe we're going to be out of time here. I think he had us down to one minute there. Well, that's good, then I can talk a little bit more about it. So let me go back to the security group. I thought he put up one minute there. I can talk for a while on this. So with the security groups, again, this is one area that our security teams are having a real issue with. We have that security operations team that wants to be able to go in and manage these security groups and not let the other users of that tenant space control that. So again, you see the granularity of this. Now, if you look at this, this is all talking about what I've really focused on is just our internal groups. When we start opening this up to customers, you know, this is where we've got a real challenge. Hiding things is really a key to security. Arbok is one way to do it. We hide stuff from users. Don't even show it in the menus. Don't even give it to them. That's the level of access we need in there. So, I guess I tried to, I thought he held up one finger and I was off there. So we could actually maybe even take a question or two. Are we done or can we go for two more minutes? Yeah, let me take a question or two. Any questions on? That's the key right there is what's available. He would love to have implemented this. Yes. So, yeah, that's the key to this. This is a limitation in the system. Go ahead. I have looked at it, but look at the granularity that's available and the complexity of going in and try to set all that up. It needs to be cleaned up. That's the problem. The granularity that we need. No, this is not available. What we're doing is we're highlighting the fact that the holes in the system and that we need that type of granularity. It's not enough to, we have to be able to hide the other users. Internal groups can see, but it's essential that Hacker International does not know that they share a box with the CIA. Well, right now, we're here. I've been talking to a couple of folks off and on here, too. Right now, that's what we're doing. Okay. The purpose of this was to really highlight the need, and yes, we do need to address it.


Okay, today we're going to be looking at IP tables, so let me give you a rundown on what prompted this tutorial. A couple of weeks ago I was out at the park with my family and I realized I had to do something on my web server, my Films by Chris server, so I went to SSHN and nothing happened. I, you know, typed in the SSH command and never asked for a password and just kind of sat there. I just hung. I was like, oh, that's not good, it's my server down, so I went to Films by Chris .com in the web browser and it was working fine, so I'm like, okay, maybe SSH server crashed, so I went to the virtual machine settings and restarted the whole machine and still same thing and then I realized, oh, well, I had connected to some open Wi-Fi from a nearby school and apparently they must be blocking port 22, which is just silly because that's easy enough to get around. I was actually able to get around it because I actually have some port forwarding going on on my Pogo plug at home since I'm running multiple servers here, so I had it running on a different port. I could SSH into that and then pivot to my Films by Chris server from there, but I'm going to show you how to do different port forwarding now. Port forwarding probably might be familiar with it, especially if you do SSHN to your machine at home in your router settings where you go in and you say, okay, when something comes in at this port to the router, we're going to redirect to this machine. That's what we're going to do today. We're going to be using IP tables, which is a program that allows you to basically do set up rules for your network, but instead of redirecting to another machine, we're going to redirect to the same machine, but to a different port. So I am going to copy and paste this command because I actually already tried recording the tutorial twice and I kept typing things wrong. I will give links to notes in the description and if they're not there, remind me because sometimes I forget to put those there. But you're going to have to be pseudo root. So we're going to say pseudo, IP tables, and we're going to do dash T, whoops, dash T net, dash I, we're doing some pre-routing, dash P, we're going to be using a TCP protocol, dash dash D port 22222 or 22222. And that could be any number you want. That's within the range of IP addresses. I would not use 2222. I'm just using that in the example here. I would pick a higher number that is not commonly used that you can remember. So the reason I would not pick 2222 is because I've seen servers. For example, I used to host films by Chris using HostGator, and their default SSH port was 2222. So I would say that it seems like it might be commonly used. So there's a good possibility that it might be blocked as well. So just pick a higher number that you can remember that's in the range of ports, which is 65,000 something, I think is the highest number. Anyway, next we're going to say dash J, and we're going to redirect to ports 22. So that's our first command. We ran that successful. Everything's typed properly because I copied and pasted it rather than typing that all out. Next command is another IP tables dash T, NAT, dash output, dash P, still TCP protocol, and then dash O, LO. So LO is your basically local network interface. Real quick, I'm going to control C on that command. I'm going to do Nmap, sorry, Nmap local host real quick. I just, I should have meant to show you this before. So port 2222 is not open, but if I if config, you'll see that I have my Ethernet card, and then you usually have this low interface. Low interface is a loopback interface. It's basically like a virtual interface. Even if you had no network cards, you'll have a low interface. So basically it's just saying we're coming in on port 22, and we're going to loop back to the same machine. So again, let me copy and paste. So we're saying use the loopback interface to redirect port 22 to port 22 to port 22. Now I hit enter. So we've run those two commands. So again, this is the first command here, and then this is the second command here. Again, I'll try to put those in the notes. And now if I Nmap local host, you'll see that we have port 2222 open. And you notice that it does have a name here, which means a service here. That this port might be used by other servers. I don't know what Ethernet IP-1 is, but the fact that it has a name means that that port does have a commonly used purpose. So if you're seeing that, it may not be the best port to use. But now I can do SSH local host. And that would be normal. I hit that. It goes to port 22 like it normally would. But I can also say dash P2222. And again, it brings us to our local host. So basically just forward port 22. Let's run that again. Let's run this command here, but change this to port 2221. And then the second command here, 2221. And now if I really quick Nmap local host, you notice it doesn't show up again. When you just run Nmap like this, it's doing a quick scan of commonly used ports. So it's not scanning every port. But if I tell it specifically to scan port 2221, you'll see that it does tell me that it's open. And its service is normally a Rockwell-CSP1. So just to be aware of that, you may not see that port being used. So that just shows that port 2222 is probably commonly used since it's in the commonly scanned ports. Anyway, I can SSH local host port 2221 and connect port 2222 or just port 22. So all of them are actually going to port 22. So now if port 22 is blocked, it doesn't matter because I am reconnecting to it through a different port that's just forwarding to the other port. Clear as mud. Again, I will put those commands in the link in the description. But for now, I will also just, for your convenience, put them up on the screen here, right there. I will leave them up there while I talk here for a moment. I just want to say thank you for watching. I hope you found this video useful. I hope that you enjoy my videos. If you do, think about visiting films by chris.com. That's Chris Decay. There's a link in the description. Check that out. There you can search through all my videos. There's also a link there to search through my scripts. And this is actually in my notes.  It's actually very poorly written. It actually loads up every single script from my Payspin account into the HTML of the page. And then it searches through that. So it's a little slow. As I add more, I really should have it search the database and then just output where you're searching. But anyway, so filmsbychris.com, you can search through my videos. You can search through all my scripts. If I do forget to put this code, a link to this in the link in the description of this video, remind me. But it is in my notes. So filmsbychris.com, click on Scripts. And that should bring you to a little search where you can search through all my notes and just type in IP tables. I don't have very many notes on IP table. So you should be able to find it there. So if you have anything about supporting, patreon.com. There's a link to that in the description of this video, also on my website under the Support section. You can also support me through PayPal. I do want to thank you for watching. And as always, I hope that you have a great day.


Το όνομά μου είναι Παναγιώτης. Είμαστε οι άνθρωποι της ελληνικής πολιτισμικής κόρης για την Σανάτρα Ναδάρμα. Είμαστε στην Ινδία και τίποτα είναι like your new universe. A new universe, without any guide. I feel generally unguided. Αν δεν είναι η κόρης της ελληνικής κόρης, because I now understand them, it's very crucial, it's very important. If that there is not there, everybody comes here, me and my experience, me and my experience. I don't know, are we fit? Can we become one with this? Ισμανδό. It's possible to learn this. It's difficult though. It can be quite frightening, but it is possible to learn it. So with the western disciples, it has taken some years, 10, 15, 20. It's also a genetic inheritance, it's not just the socialization. But the fact of the matter is that if a person wants it, if they just want it, then it's possible. I've observed the westernized Indians. The learning curve for them is very fast. For the Europeans, Americans, Russians, Australians, all the South Americans. Those who have grown up in Judeo-Christian, Abrahamic, even Muslims, it's very, very challenging. If I take a Muslim who has grown up in India, versus a Muslim who has grown up in Germany, let's say, the one who has grown up in India will have it much easier. It's just because the whole culture is surrender-oriented. It's a very ancient culture, it's a surrender-oriented culture. And the whole world was like that before the advent of the religions. So it's not that you don't know it genetically, you do. It's just further back. So the path is a little longer. The question is that the person has to intrinsically decide, is it something I want to experience in my system? Yes or no? If it's a yes, then the European is very focused, much more than over here, or in the East as such. So then it would be taken up as something to learn, and then it's learned also. My Indian students, they just never listen to anything I say. Never means never. And the Westerners, if I say something, they say okay, but then they do it also. So that is the other side of the coin. There is that ability to hold through. He's one of them. That's the ability to hold through. To hold through, to take it up, to do it with discipline, that you can't find here so easily. So there are positives also. You have to sense it. You have to feel that the path of surrender is your path, and then you just say yes to it deeply and internally. Otherwise you're not going to experience that thing because you're moving outward. Your entire culture, everything, what we have in the West shows us to go outward. We ask God, we ask government, we ask parents, we ask family, we ask society. We are there inside, we are sinners. They're sinners. That's it. There's nothing big to discuss about it. That's what we've heard for 1000 years or more. So that's what we feel that we are sinners. So we have to unfeel that. We have to take God and put Him, her, it back inside where it belongs. And then start to connect. So yes, it's doable, but it's very challenging. And unless there is a deep, deep, deep yearning for it, it's difficult, but then how do you have the yearning if you don't have the cultural context of that yearning? So you have to move into that state because how can you know this truth within if you don't bend to it? How does it work? So what you have, like over here in Theroe, there are people in the 70s and they are in an I am state. I am. But that's an ego state. I am is an ego state. Because who is saying I? Who is saying I am? It's the body saying it without the body. You can't say that. And the truth will not say I am. The truth doesn't speak. It is an impulse. It is an eternal impulse. You can't have an identification. So the I am is a very comfortable solution. But it's only comfortable to a point. And after that, you realize that yes, I am, but I'm not.  So instead of taking that whole I am root, it's also okay to just say, this thing here, this body here is in surrender to the truth. To the antarguru, the antaratman. If the teacher tells you this body here has to be in surrender to the teacher, then there's already such a huge reaction.  So at least then start to bend to the antarguru if not to the outer guru. That way for Indians, it's not such a big challenge to bend to a guru. They're used to bending to everything. They bend to everything, trees and rivers and temples and gods and... So if you can't bend to the outer guru, then that's all right, at least bend to the inner guru. That's what the outer guru is here to show you. Show you the inner guru. But without bending, without surrender, no truth. I feel yes, it's possible, but it's a challenge. It's a challenge, culturally, genetically. But you understand that without surrender. It's not possible, like how? People talk about Ramana, he said this, he said that.  And the ones who were not in surrender were the ones who were from the west. I'm not putting them down, I'm just saying, you can see it.  There are one or two western disciples who had experienced surrender, but not the major part of them. So when they write about it, they leave out the surrender practice and I'm saying let's bring it back in.  Every day, big on the wall, not surrendering to the suffering, not surrendering to the pain, not surrendering to that, that's the wrong thing, that's the ego. It's a face of the ego. You're not surrendering to that, you're surrendering to the truth, which is exactly not that. And see after a while, see for yourself how it changes. It's interesting that you mentioned, you come into India and then there's this, what are you supposed to do in this huge anarchic mess of ashrams and kurus and temples and systems and that is exactly the training. All of that mess outside leads you inside because there's nowhere else to go. Look at it like that. You experience everything, but your final destination is inward and not inward into states of being and so, but no, it's a material thing. The soul is there, it's present, it impulses you. Go inward, find it, go with that impulse. Bend down, become an instrument of that truth. I don't see any other way to live the truth. That's what I'm supposed to speak about. So I'm speaking this. It's not out there, it's not in the cosmic experience. That's a nice holiday, but you pay the price also for that holiday. The very question that you have shows that there is a willingness for surrender. There was one hand... Σόμιζη, please sit down for a moment. I'll call you. There was someone else here with one hand up. You can sit there, I'll call you after him, okay? Yes, yes, don't worry. I'll keep time for you. You can come. I'll take you after Σόμιζη is a bit in a ditter, so I'll come to you. Technically I should take you, but yes.


Welcome to this activity, Summary of Bloodstain Evidence Documentation. This learning activity is a summary of the critical steps described in detail in an earlier learning activity, Documentation of Bloodstain Evidence. The purpose of all documentation is to allow for outside analysis. Without proper documentation, court appearances and subsequent verdicts will be challenged. The recording methods need to be used to preserve bloodstain evidence during an investigation. They are note-taking, sketching, photography, videotaping, and report writing. The goal of documenting bloodstain patterns is to accurately show the evidence as it was initially found. Note-taking provides general information. Note, supplement, or complement photographs. They do not replace them. Photos and diagrams show the overall layout of a scene. Photographs of bloodstains need to be taken before evidence is altered or collected. Videotaping provides an overlap for photographs and may document information that was missed in the photos. One of the best ways to document bloodstain patterns is through photography. All bloodstain patterns need to be photographed showing overall, medium, close-up, and specific views. Both photographs should be taken for a third party to understand and comprehend the patterns and their association to the scene and the persons involved. When documenting bloodstain evidence, it is important to use criminologist Toby Wilson's road mapping method or a similar procedure. Road mapping uses photographs along with labels and scales for reference so the viewer is never lost. It allows others to properly analyze bloodstain patterns without ever being present at the scene. Others must complete processing of the scene before road mapping bloodstain patterns because documenting bloodstain evidence can be an intrusive process that can destroy other evidence in the vicinity. Road mapping is an integral part of scene documentation and provides an accurate representation of blood shedding events. Each bloodstain pattern is identified with a label. A letter or number is placed by each stain and a scale is adjacent to each different pattern. Once all labels and other road signs are in place, overall, medium, and close-up photographs are taken of each different pattern. Road mapping takes the analyst from an overall view of the bloodstain to the pattern and finally to an individual stain. Here are a few rules to follow when creating a road map. Choose stains that show directionality. Use smaller stains rather than larger stains. Finally, select 8 to 12 stains for a proper reconstruction. The final report is the reference tool that can be used years after an investigation. It displays the collective wealth of information and results gathered from analysis performed on the evidence. All documentation should be written as concisely, completely, and objectively as possible. No matter how well-intentioned an investigation may be, in the end it will be judged on the analyst's documentation. Congratulations! You have completed this activity, Summary of Bloodstain Evidence Documentation.


The following is a presentation of TFNN, the Tiger technician hour with your host Basil Chapman call now toll-free at 1-877-927-6648. Hi folks Basil Chapman here on this very sudden stormy day you can hear the thunder and lightning it's a little hamlet there right that double double troubles what we're looking at is the let me just get rid of this crude oil price here we'll come back to it in a moment let's go through this steadily the thousand three hundred and twenty three at thirty five thousand five hundred and forty three and this is a 10-06 a.m. on a on a Tuesday the 28th of September you see this monthly chart I'm pretty sure we're making a peak D in the monthly chart and just bumping up against the Chapman wave inside track repellent zone GSTAS C in the weekly chart this is going to be a really important couple of days coming up okay let's just go through this very very slowly the nine-period moving average is sharply under the 14-period moving average in the daily chart the weekly chart for the first time is starting to see the green nine-period moving average start to get very very close to that black line that's the 14-period exponential moving average in the weekly chart MACD's been in the in a kind of a independent cell mode all the way since May we're looking at the stochastic down at 60% in the weekly chart that's not good we're looking at the on-balance volume kind of rallying a little bit but not that great so the technicals in the Dow even though the Dow was the strongest in this big rally from thirty three thousand six hundred and thirteen after dropping from all time thirty five thousand six thirty one high of August the 18th that bounce all the way to the high of one thirty five thousand about fifty yesterday all of a sudden what we're looking at is the technicals in the daily chart have still been in a cell mode parameter and what's really important about this is that that arch formation in the chapwave methodology we always look for some kind of a failure after a sharp pullback that forms a peak A or a peak B in this pattern we call the dreaded H straight line down make it red because as it arches over if it takes out that left side low significantly you can make it yet look at that there's the dreaded H right there call it a dreaded H because once it takes out that left side low it's vulnerable to a deeper slide and that's exactly what happened there on the thirty four thousand six ninety support that was taken out boom thirty three six one three and the next thing we know is that this rally turns out to be coincident to just move this away right here a technique that I developed over the years is it's right here I'm hoping this is it let's just give it a try right here called chapwave dark news cloud cover and I use the day in this particular instance I've got the dowel and I'll show you this it goes let me just squeeze this close there we go all right you can see how often this happened you've got the rectangle formation that develops and the price just goes in this H pattern and it makes a successful test and it has a sharp rally age pattern successful test that was back in 2020 then and then a whole bunch of small ones small ones small ones small ones that we had a much larger one which had the high of thirty five thousand and ninety one I think yep thirty five thousand and ninety one back in the 10th of May look how long that lasted with a successful H pattern runs up again makes a very small one right there with the load that was made around about the 18th or 19th of July balances and now all of a sudden let me expand this and this is one of the techniques I developed a long time ago where I talk I talk about bad news the market there's bad news every single day it's how the dowel or the general market takes that news because if it's just news that it washes off like water on a duck's back and just means nothing then the market the general trend of a market over decades and over a hundred or more years is that unless there's very serious news that impacts the market the market generally wants like a cork in water it generally wants to come up to the surface and move higher that's the the market is an optimistic it's in an optimistic framework and it just gets beaten down by bad news well every once in a while it ignores the bad news but every once in a while it takes the bad news says oh my goodness and now all of a sudden you've got yields we're going to get this to that right now you see we've broken below the rectangle formation we've formed yet another within the the dark news cloud cover the market is taking news right now very seriously what is that news first of all you can see um in the general let me just finish this up here what is the general news well the s&p is oh i didn't mean to do that now i can't remember if i did this in this particular segment or in the update but i'll do it again the s&p right now is trading at down 62 at 4380 what happened here is a gap down had a really nice rally is a technique that i call this let me just draw this in here it's called the falling ax where the price rises and rises and rises then it starts to turn down makes lower highs and lower lows lower highs and much lower lows then all of a sudden it has a rally well if that ready is very successful this this downtrend the upper downtrend line where i put in a little tiny little narrow channel and i call it the chaplain wave inside track repellent zone in this case it's the chaplain wave inside track propellent zone if it manages to close sharply above that downtrend line it can go one-to-one to the left side high very quickly in the same number of bars same angle same everything but in this case it failed so we've got this repellent zone acting very strongly like a magnet turned around a silver attracting it's it's detracting pushing away and this is very sharp and what's happening is that we were potentially making the pattern i was talking about in the towel just a moment ago the dreaded H pattern it might be an inverted V but in this particular pattern most of the time it fails at a peak A or a peak B i call it a gray A or gray B because the magnet is stochastic usually don't confirm and that's exactly what we got here i'll change the color it should be gray i didn't have time to change it there it is gray okay so this could become an A minus so far this is very bad and what have we got we've got a bunch of things going on for the first time we've got the QQQs failing to lead all-time high 382.78 on the 7th of july of september bam everything comes down it gaps down rallies up and it's got that peak end this is into this particular candle right here it says if there's a trade within it's not quite a chapter of roman candle but if there's a trade below 363 that holds for 60 to 90 minutes in this particular daily chart you go to a shorter time frame there's a really good chance that at some point very soon you're going to test the low that was made the most recent low in the H the dreaded H formation and that's at 360.93 we're at 362.71 she mentioned just for clarification subscribers are we have a small short position in the QQQ it's actually not the QQQ it's three times the QQQs so here it is and peak is probably peak in the weekly chart the G-C in the monthly just real quickly i'll do the IWM because when i come back i want to talk about bonds i want to talk about gold and gold color and the IWM Russell because about three not i'll be right back i'll be right back now let's escape it and i hope i can deal with them soon are you looking for a way to consistently add winning trades to your portfolio? 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different indices and these are the mid caps and it makes a high if I can get it it was in the 507.58 or something like that may as well give you the exact figure 507.63 back in the week of the 30th of April and lo and behold remember this is this is the fascination that for some of us who have been the markets for not years but decades the fascination is how did these things how does the market know to do this it goes within 50 cents this is a huge S&P mid cap deposited receipts trading in the 500s it pulls back from the 500 whatever I say 507s down to the 465 was it 464.30 level in July rallies all the way back in a shorter timeframe and this is making a new high by what was it 36 cents or something like that unbelievable how that happens it's the same as when I talk about trend lines I talk about these trend lines and I say how does the market know that you can draw a straight line and it goes to exactly that line you can understand how horizontal people remember the number 200 so you come back you say watch out for the 200 but you don't remember 205, 210, sorry 210 and 215 increments like that on a diagonal so it's just amazing how that works in the market I have a theory about it but we're not going to go into that right now this can make in September a peak c1 c2 why do I say that because if you look at the IWM monthly chart a high WM monthly chart you've got already a peak c1 c2 where it's also by one point less than a point missed a double top high how does the market do how does it know to go in a rectangle that's a little different rectangle goes up to the 234 35 level down to the 210 level 208 level back up again and now we'll see what happens where we were waiting to see whether the IWM had the push forward that was necessary to show some leadership again and that seems to be fading oh okay now we get to the nitty-gritties crude oil I'm suspecting we are just about to make a very short term very short term top in crude oil leg E in the daily chart of the crude oil continuous contract D-B in the weekly chart and leg D in the monthly chart why do I say that well there are a couple of reasons but if you go look at this OIH there's your leg D big spike to the upside starting to reverse makes a high today of 209.34 trading right now 202.89 still up $1.90 but the pattern said from the on balance volume that it was getting a little bit a little toppy if you look at a number of stocks within the category of I'm not saying to short not at all this is this is the category that you're going to be watching so closely because crude oil has been moving if you're looking at something like a chevron cvx look at this oh I didn't update it let's go to x on mobile x on mobile this is your leg E screams to the upside now this is one that I've had trouble with for subscribers we had got into it quite a while ago as a dividend stock it looked like it was doing well and then I said no I'm making a tight stop I'm not prepared to give up the dividend at any point because there's a capital loss if we were neat we needed to sell at any point so we got out of it and it plummeted from the 61 down to the 52 area that's a big move in a dividend stock all of a sudden it's back to 59 it's tough choosing dividend stocks unless you're prepared to stay for the long term and you go through these whoopee I I just can't do that right now I think in fact it is it is both chevron axon mobile I think they're in play for 2020 because this crude oil just we'll see what happens yet but that is a spectacular move in crude oil going all the way from from 62 under 62 from 61 back in August in August just August and then it spikes today to 76 that's a big move and look at this v shape pattern in the weekly chart manky hasn't yet crossed in the weekly hasn't crossed positive when it does that's still going to add fuel to the fire and the monthly chart leg d with good technicals I'm watching this closely yeah we don't have you know I've spoken about it I don't know how many times we've seen some of these very low price screamer oil service stocks really I mean yeah there's one that just constantly has been showing up on our list let me see erf is that the one erf and a flex these are energy plays look at this big move up you've had um tel came back onto the list again look at that move up leg af sharp move to break to a new recovery hide 425 pulls back is now down a 16 cents and 394 I think on a short-term basis we are getting a little overbought here let's look at the dollar because the dollar and oil sometimes for the two to go together in historically that doesn't usually happen very often dollar pulls back oil moves up but in this particular case you've got the two moving together the dollar we're still long for subscribed to my opening call we're still long the dollar 1937 right now 38 cents leg e gotta watch this very closely so let's go to gold gold is pulling back very sharp we trough leg after the downside making the arch formation the dreaded age in the weekly chart monthly chart same sort of thing when money comes out the general market very often it also takes money from gold from the gold source people just okay I'm going to use some of that my profits or whatever they are to get out but in this case gold has been pulling back for a little while the whole of September so it's gone from the just under 1840 down to today's a low of 1727 that's that's quite a big move especially for gold looking at silver silver is down just a little bit down 21 cents at 2348 it's been holding the left side low in the dreaded age pattern so isn't it funny I keep talking about how silver and gold have this in the trend they tend to follow on a shorter trend they can have different chart patterns in their weekly charts they have very different patterns so I'm looking at this and thinking silver in the monthly chart is showing that it's kind of weak the gold on a monthly basis is showing that it is weak but holding above the left side low and it's had a lot of 1700 support so we're going to be watching that 1700 level is this time where gold gets a little bit of a bounce well let's go to high grade copper another one of the part of the commodity look we're looking at down 0.03 at 4.25 holding quite nicely but in the lower range and I always like to put it together with wood the ice system for GTF well lo and behold this didn't show up yep it's down 82 cents also with a peak A could be an arch failure after the peak D remember in Chapman wave methodology these can be very important look at the D at this particular D just over 92 where it plunged in September down to the 200 degree moving average look at the high that was made in May of 98.98 wood WOD trading 86.69 the average of just a side risk consolidation in the lower range I'll be back in a moment down to 0.235 acceleration yes are you having fun trading the markets but having trouble finding like-minded individuals to discuss your trading and investment 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e many look at this return bank went under the 200 p moving average and right here it's attempted to find some kind of support down 71 at 43.62 everything will change if for this afternoon whatever reason i get what the reason is if there is some kind of a rally that takes you towards the 43 86 to the 43 90 level that'll say you know what there's something some kind of news event is going to try and ameliorate some of the the thrashing that's going on right now but most importantly what we're looking at is if there is another whoosh to the downside i just think that a lot of people are going to say you know what a good stock bad stock i'm just going to take a little bit of my profits so i'm going to take a little bit of a loss and get out right now i'd rather be sitting on the side if things are going to get much worse a question in the den was do fang do fang basil is it a true oil stock well it's in the energy sector i just i can't remember or fan oh i meant to look at that earlier i'm not going to take too much time right now but it's energy stash c down $1.22 at 94.26 this is a stock that was making testing the 200 period exponential moving average back in august when it went under the 273 went down to the 65s now it is in the 90s i mean that is that is really quite a gain for you know this is and this is one i did before chapter we've overlapping wave goes to leg d went to d and even went to an e back in july so this monthly chart looks very good and as i'm talking i'm going to just do this if you don't mind i'm just going to put a diamond back diamond back energy does what and it's an independent oil natural gas i used to have that written in here natural gas independent or a natural gas company which engages in the acquisition development exploration exploitation what a word to use the exploitation you're exploiting oh my goodness of unconventional onshore oil and natural gas reserves operates through the upstream and midstream services segment yeah i think this is in play and it's going to retest the high that was made in the 100 102 area back in july first week i think it was of july so i tried to get yes s and p says i tried to get the den to buy fang when i was buying yep i remember that boys and sisters try harder next time no i think you mentioned a number of times s and p so um xec had a question about that xcc is what this is uh c jamaris jamarix energy same sort of thing little dodgy candle probably forming right here is in peak a peak b peak c this is leg d in the daily chart and monthly chart is a b c d e leg e huge candle usually what happens after you scan like this you get a consolidation candle so i think we're real close to the oil just at least having some kind of a consolidation um so now i have to go back to a couple of things uh yes i agree a lot of put buying um no three stocks breaking out now that's an old one there's a big surprise coming paul i i agree because this is the first time we've had follow-through in the vix index look here it is since that high was made on the 28th at 28.79 back on the 19th i think it was of september and pulled back very sharply to uh under 18 and now we're trading at 23 58 i suspect the candle this weekly candle is going to be a pretty green candle coming to the friday close unless something spectacular happens with the market appreciating politically what what what's going on whatever is happening it's expedience that counts um debt default i just don't think there'll be at this particular default they better not be a default um because things always get paid but it creates such paperwork have havoc and and such insecurity for the general market um that that's not the way to go all right so let's get out of this because we can't make these decisions this is a political framework and we have to wait for that um yes so the question was is that is the is the weakness in the um high-grade copper and international thing yeah usually we consider for me the idea i shares timber and forestry etf wood wod and high-grade copper always is telling me about the economies around the world now i can go back to the fxi is fxi going to start to show some strength here as the let's say the european markets american and european markets tank i don't know there's a lot going on in china and they've made some big decisions lately that are not we can call them political decisions for them it is just macro decisions you know the china has a long term people always talk about the long term long term long term outlook in china it's that's absolutely true but they are also very cognizant now that they've become a capitalist country whether they like it or not they have to be aware of all the nuances all the ex exigence um aspects that could just suddenly blow blow things up on the shorter term so i suspect that the fxi is in a struggle i don't see it's showing leadership right yeah we've become out of this maybe it does but not right now let's look at the someone said you look at the hgx index that you always look at on the weekend yes this is the Philadelphia housing sector index making the dreaded age retesting again the 200 period moving average in the daily child little mini age pattern the previous one failed there's this big dreaded age pattern with the horrible failure did make a leg g in the weekly child way back in the beginning of math it was the week of may the first let's see what that is that is yep no the 14th the week of the 14th of may at 538.36 trading now at 455 down seven and a half this is going to be very interesting i do have a peak b in the week in the weekly and the monthly chart g is in the weekly chart with an h pattern if it closes in october any any day let alone any week but any day that it closes under 442 it's at 455 right now that's far away but if it does that this is going to be a much deeper it won't be a correction i think we're in for something a lot deeper in the meantime all we can say is don't get panicked yes we down 400 but wait a minute wouldn't be up look at this it wasn't the Dow up look at these huge candles on the upside so this is just one day after recovery high hitting the resistance level and the Dow remember the Dow has a mix that is favorable what is what is happening to Boeing what was the question yeah could you look at the six the goals like Boeing and Caterpillar so Boeing is down 380 220.38 had a very nice move up to that leg b high and the high 220s and now it's a 220 well it was 228 and a half wasn't it i can't remember right now i remember following it yesterday uh 228.60 and now we're down to 220 not a big deal but it but Boeing could be starting to get ready in the next month or two we're finally we might see some some progress and can you believe after that severe crash and Boeing was trading 446.01 was a high in March of 2009 then there was this incredible candle i think this was not March of 2020 no it was before March of 2020 it takes a clip all the way down to 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forget you can listen to tfnn live on your mobile device 24 hours per day go to tfnn.com then hit watch tiger tv that's tfnn.com then hit watch tiger tv hi folks we're back so you can see this little rally attempt yeah there it is peak a b peak c and leg d made a peak d still trying to rally a little this is a counter trend balance we've got right here very important you've got to have these otherwise should be just terrible we're at 43 70s down 62 okay now let's just go back to our story here so questions have come in so nvidia uh nvidia dreaded h uh that says watching for it to hold or break support yep so uh we're watching this closely because this is in the semiconductors and this is one of the leaders in semiconductor nvidia nvda to 8.59 down 8 right now it ran right up to the chapwave inside track repellent zone pulls back in peak a um this becomes an a minus if it starts to go into the two or five area i'm watching these really close i think isn't it today that uh micron has its earnings report micron 73 45 down a dollar 73 doesn't look like it could do anything today looks in fact like a failure pattern but you never know earnings come out oh could pop eight points who knows 73 41 right now down a dollar 77 i'm just watching this closely because the smh's there's always our clue smh's are made an h pattern not yet a dreaded h but it's it's down eight at 263.38 it ran up to 276.69 all-time high to peak in the chapwave made the arch formation a leg f probably a peak f in the weekly chart we won't know for a little bit and i'm watching this because a new all-time high in the weekly in the monthly chart if the semis which always leave the market up and down and up and down um if they start to tank and in the first week of october that's next week if you start to see the semi semis close any day under 258 that is really very negative action because that's below the 14 period moving average in the weekly chart it hasn't done that it hasn't closed under that it's been under it many times but since early may off that low in may that was where it went under the 14 period moving average and then the next week it was a green candle but did close again under and that was it it's been under before but it's very quickly turned up so that's going to be a big deal and anytime if it if it goes to the 270 wow if it goes to 274 by by next week that is very good very strong action i'm trying to be as objective as possible here we for subscribers to an opening call we've raised a lot of cash we have positions uh we we we um had spectacular moves in some of our positions i mean let me just show you here this a agilent look at the sharp move from the all-time i have 179 57 we're along from a 70 taking a quite a few small positions off celebs call position i just want to hold it there's nothing to do i should probably said hey if you're interested let's go to the put side i just decided after these two dreaded age patterns that we'll we'll just hold it a peak f in the monthly look at tmo this is an incredible company also some official dynamics down 21 today at 573 we're along from 484 back in june of this year took a small took small pieces off all the way to the last one which was at um up 103 points up 21 percent at 616.93 on the 23rd of of september we got out um we got out at what was it 587 we're trading at 573 right now it's only a leg c in the in the weekly chart but that monthly chart e slash p i'm watching this very closely i could pull back very sharply and it has already 570 570 low today after 616 40 points yeah that's a that's a pretty darn big move and with the three two doji candles at the top i'm just watching these things very closely so this has been a time to take profits try to get into positions we have one position which is holding okay did a real nice move yesterday giving back something i think it's going to be vulnerable but so far it's good and as i say we are short the s the um cuckoo with a small position in the s cuckoo which is three times short um and that's moved from our 720s entry to 837 right now hey the day's young anything can happen so i say the next question is could you just quick to go through your fang stocks this is f a a n g not fang diamond back uh this is f we're doing amazon let's do amazon first amazon down a little bit down 75 at 330 2030 this is the dreaded age pattern we're looking at made a peak be a big a much larger one all time high way back at 3773 on the 13th of July did the age pattern one to one to the downside continued lower huge one from the 3175 rally to the 35 uh 50s and now we're looking at this is a small one this is this is a problem because when you see the the leadership start to falter and that's what's happening look at apple a a p l apple is trading down 2. let me just get this going here apple is down 2.28 to 143.10 also pattern that looks like the dreaded age 157 26 all time high on the 7th of july big pullback uh we go down to the 141 level bounce to the 147s and now here you are at 143 peak e in the weekly chart this is actually i have to wait for friday but i'm pretty sure i'm going to put it down over here for a cell signal in the weekly chart like f in the monthly let's go to uh whatever we want to air facebook facebook same thing making it almost making the dreaded age taking out the left side low again um at down 11 that's 341 let's look at uh goog googie goog is trading down broken the left side low down 97 at 2732 peak d doji high well well this is serious stuff folks it's the first time that you've had leadership now we're going to see whether this is rotational leadership as some sectors that have been really beaten down for some time have had a longer uh extension move to the upside let's look at xop which is the um there we go a new recovery i not an all-time high it's just making a leg d in the monthly chart uh but it had a peak e high that was made right here in the month in the week in the week of the 9th of july at 97.23 today's high is 90 is 100.43 is this a new leg e whoops i can't put it down arrow like that when uh the mag d didn't close negative and the 90s above the 40s so that d with a plus sign this is leg e and that's the reason why i'm saying i think we just on a very short term basis you've got to be a little careful here because we could see crude oil starting to pull back and all these energy stuff related stuff now is this look because the starting point in xop this is the s and p ordering and gas exploration when it started that moved back in october november of last of 2020 the low was at 39 38.39 october the week of october the 30th 2020 so that was your low and then you made a peak e pullback well if you don't take out that low this can be a continuation pattern so this could be either the gf slash b or a brand new b but the chart itself looks very much like this is just a brand new leg b the 90 is just so positive the cast is running it has room to go so all i can say is starting a leg d in the monthly chart this is really good action so now i mean just as we're about to break because we've got one more segment to go questions in the den ddd this is 3d systems big digestive phase i think that these are the stocks that will come back like the ddd 3d systems uh gt which is the uh this is the tire company group retire uh trading down 50 cents this is actually actually acted quite well i'll be back sharpening your skills as an investor is like getting better at playing a musical instrument you have to practice sure but you also need excellent instruction from experts at tfnn you'll get advice and guidance from the authority and technical market analysis and it's not just dry tedious text either tfnn airs live financial content streamed live on tfnn.com and tfnn's youtube channel with tiger tv live every market day from 8 30 a.m to 4 p.m eastern for free each host is an experienced trader and gives their take on the market while taking calls and questions 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banner on the front page of TFNN.com Hi folks so let's just do this uh as we're about to wrap up a great programming coming up you know we start off the day at nine with Tommy Jr just really a great introduction to the the more the what we're looking at during the day for the market all these different fundamental and technical aspects he looks at and then of course we've got 10 o'clock my show we've got think or swim I think from Monday I think Larry's going to be doing the 11 o'clock timeframe and then we've you know we've got program we've got Steve Rose, Dave White, Tommy Bryant, I'll be back with Tommy a little later today so let's just make this as clear as possible there's uncertainty in the market we've only given back in the doubt just a little bit from the gains that were made starting off just a couple of days ago so at down 381 if the doubt starts I'd say 34,400 was key to me if there's a close under 34,400 we have to consider there's a pattern the other I call the dreaded H lowercase H and just be real careful by a Thursday afternoon if there's no ready about 34,900 that's a real problem let's go to the S and I don't have to go to this is this is comparable to everything else what we really want to look at here is the volatility index so if the volatility index today is at 2334 up 4.54 up 24 percent that's a huge gain if it holds if there's no counter trend rally with the VIX index starting to slide under 22 but in fact by 130 into 230 the market is holding steadily very negative and then all of a sudden the stars accelerate after three o'clock watch the VIX because of the VIX rallies that is the the market accelerates lower the VIX accelerates above 20 today's high is 2388 if you see the VIX above 24 30 after three o'clock I'd say you've got to be careful you've got to be careful overnight and it could be a real happy day tomorrow please just go one step at a time the day's not easy day is young watch closely and also be prepared if you haven't taken off some something you want have some cash rig make some beautiful buys coming up then if have a wonderful day I'll be back check out more of the Dorma daily news there