Good morning. Good afternoon. Good evening wherever you may be and good morning Shannon. How are you? I am well. How are you? I am doing fantastic Besides the fact that my dogs have been going nuts and uh being in pain That's not what you want to wake up to uh one having an accident in the living room and in the bedroom and Ah A dog right get it get a pet and so I have cats Mine are notoriously Puking uh first thing in the morning. So, uh, I don't know what that's about either I often I ask them questions like why are you doing this and of course they're cats. They don't respond But uh, yeah, that's it's not a fun reality to wake up to yeah, so, uh For everyone watching, uh, this is my uh new Co-worker. This is our new teammate Shannon, I'll do pronounce your last name because I'm I'm french and I Well, and I would have never taken offense if you would have mispronounced it because it's very common with my last name So it's pronounced keen like peachy keen So the story is I suspect that when my family, you know immigrated over from germany They didn't really understand english phonetics. They understood german phonetics, right? And so they wanted to make it seem more american when they were, you know, kind of settling in central america and, uh, They just kind of said oh k and then ends in an n. Let's call it keen and Believe me, my whole family. We always are just like yeah, it's keen. Sorry. It doesn't look like it at all Because I was thinking I was thinking like coon keen like because there's a you in there and I'm So I put the emphasis on the wrong syllable all the time Yeah, so you would not be alone. I think it's more often mispronounced than pronounced correctly. So do not feel Uh, I guess yeah, don't don't worry about it because it's very much so a name that's always mispronounced So you are uh new to the it ops talk team You came from the, uh Azure vmware solution team. Yeah, so we called ourselves the enterprise platforms and tools team And then we started out with the azure vmware solution stack just because of the fact that The idea vmware is working with microsoft very closely with the solution was a super interesting proposition And we wanted to get out there and build content lead community events Deliver talks and just be involved in the community because I think there are a number of enterprises out there that have not yet Really embraced cloud and it's an opportunity for them to say hey, we can get on this boat to cloud or plane to cloud finally because it's the same platform that you have on premises It's just now living in azure. Yeah, and We went last time we were talking uh I we uh, it's it's a natural fit for you to come into our team because our your audience is our audience Like 95 of them Very much so yeah, and I think you know, you've got those enterprises that have been a little Slow to move everything and now they can think about moving everything and then sort of pick apart What they need to once everything's out of their on-premises data center and into azure And when you're closer to the arm apis it makes I guess integrations a little easier so you can integrate with things that are hard to do when your workloads live on premises Yeah, and and you say you say if you're not ready to go, um I personally don't believe that anybody at any point is going to be a hundred percent cloud We're there's always going to be a Some portion of of the workloads that are beyond prem so hybrid with that solution Is a wonderful way because you could have Basically, you managed your machine the same way on prem as you would in the cloud Right exactly so you can think about automation using vrealize you can think about automation using the power cli commandlet library You can templatize your vm deployments. I mean you get the same look and feel It's just you can think about moving some of your workloads from on-premises into azure Especially if you don't want to spend the money to to re up or or buy brand new servers. Those gets to be pretty expensive Yep, uh, just before we get started. I'm just taking a quick look at the chat room We have andrew mccallum with us again. Good morning andrew or good afternoon for you. You're in the uk. I believe We have rabid jr. I and I believe rabid is from, uh Africa or south africa. I'm think the last time we talked about that and So if you have any questions or anything like that, make sure you put them in the in the chat and we'll try to get to it through the show and that being said Let's go into our first item news item. So our first news item today Is uh at scale management of azure monitor alerts in backup center It doesn't look like much But when you have your uh, if you're familiar with azure monitor and azure backup center Uh, if you have got all your environments and and in traditional on-prem environment, you would have a limited number of backup Uh, like you'd have your convolt or you or have your your whatever backup Provider you're using you'd have one to manage like a lot of servers Right in the cloud you could have one backup center or one backup vault for every resource group or every subscription or every Um workload that you're you're pushing out there so that they they could be managed separately But now how do you start managing? Okay, the backup didn't Backup failed the the test restored failed or there's an error on it. There's a warning When you have all of these different Backup vault or recovery vaults Scattered across one or multiple Uh subscription Yeah, azure monitor is built to manage that or to Help you manage and and keep an eye on your workloads wherever they may be uh in in your hybrid environment so with Azure backup center starting to leverage the alerting Features of azure monitor Now regardless of where your backup center may be or your backup vault will be Uh, you're leveraging the alerting capabilities of azure monitor So that you can keep an eye on it at scale regardless where you may be In all of your environment, whether it's on-prem for hybrid or in the cloud and or multiple clouds So that's really really cool. Uh, and the fact that You can do this all from within, uh, azure backup center So you don't have to leave and go to azure monitor Set up your alerts then come back into azure Azure backup center to see what's happening. Everything is there. Everything is actionable So you click on the alert on the alert in, uh, azure backup center It'll take you right to the vm that where the problem was or the Uh, the the storage account wherever it may be Um, so it as it opens up a lot of possibilities in terms of streamlining your management of that And I I do like the fact that it's all the single pane of glass I think we've really listened to our customers They don't want to go to five different things to figure out what failed They'd write they'd like to have a centralized something that allows you to go in granularly So I like seeing that that's a an awesome win. I think for our customers. I think It's it's kind of like a common theme these days because we've realized that a few years back where the engineers kind of worked on it And now it's starting like every other product is saying okay now It's in preview where we've got integration where this part of this service is now available inside this part of this service and vice versa um I find it really really cool and It kind of makes you think why didn't we do this in the first place I mean we're kind of agile in real life, right like that's we're gonna want azure is all in um, I don't know. I I often feel like We do some things and we need that feedback right because what I think I need May not be what every customer needs or what every customer could potentially need so I feel like we kind of throw things against a wall we figure out if the pasta will stick And if it doesn't stick we we ask why and then we add some of the feedback in and I don't I don't know It's it's weird because it's not what we were used to Prior to cloud right we were used to kind of box products that kind of hung out in the world of The three to four year mark and things didn't really evolve or change too much now. They're changing I don't know sometimes it feels like daily Yep I was I was I'm laughing because I was building a demo for um, a EBC not too long ago And I'm running through my demo and like okay. I got all my steps and everything And the day before I start going through my demo and And the ui's changed they changed something in the portals or like ah go back and I change it and then the morning of I said, okay, I'm gonna run through it one more time Before we got my EBC in the afternoon and for people who don't understand Microsoft acronyms, uh, because we have a few The alphabet soup that we call the the microsoft, uh EBC is an executive briefing center Setting so it companies that comes in to see how we can help them And I run an hour before the session and they changed it again It's and it's hard when you support customers because they expect you to be the subject matter expert And you're walking them through something and you're like this completely changed. It was different yesterday, you know So um, so yeah, that's what we'll be living. It's very iterative. It changes yet It feels like daily sometimes right you just on our toes which is why I love uh infrastructure as code Oh, yeah big time because that way your your code is the same the the rest apis are the same the Arm templates are pretty much the same You don't you're not victim to the changes in UI because Somebody tweaked something somewhere in the in the in the portal. So command line for life Yeah, exactly. Well, and I think that's when I realized like I should get better at command line because I don't know if I think we had very similar backgrounds very infrastructure Focus we're used to wizards and gooey's and and this just changed everything in terms of our skill set So yeah hitting the rest api is easier, right? It's easier But there's a there's a drawback to using the rest api versus the the arm resource manager When you do that, right? When you're doing the rest api, you're bypassing all of the validation Right, if you're doing an arm template if you're submitting an arm template It validates that it's actually going to work before it tries to deploy it If you're doing a rest api, it just it assumes you know, you know what you're talking about and just does it Right, right It could have some issues with that right, right It's just it's a different world, right different world. We live in Well, there's so many ways this too. I was going to say something but it's not politically correct There's many ways of of of making this happen Yeah, I'm I'm lost for words because the expression that normally comes to head that I don't want to Say live on I'm an idiot. All right, uh Our second item is for you. So we're talking about uh, azure reservations Yeah, so we just announced a public preview So you can place azure reservations at the management group level and then the billing level, right? So if you've got a number of different resources in your subscriptions As long as it's part of this management group You can buy a reservation for azure sequel and it'll just hit every single azure sequel instance Within those groups of uh, within that management group, right? You can do that with azure vm or solution. Believe it or not, there's a reserved a reservation you can buy Uh, you can do that with storage with vm's. It's a pretty easier Well, it's it's an easier reality than it used to be because I can tell you when this first came around I was supporting customers pretty regularly and we'd have to get out excel spreadsheets to figure out how many vm's they had How many they should be potentially Accounting for now. It's sort of that one fell swoop once you've got everything grouped up in a management group You can apply that reservation towards the entire the entirety of your subscription layout So I feel like that should be an awesome win for the the customers that are tired of keeping track of things at excel spreadsheets Uh, you know, and it's it's sort of it sort of helps out, right? It makes things a little easier So before this changed a reservation would be applicable to the to the subscription where it was actually made Correct, correct. So if you have if you have an organization and you're splitting across multiple subscriptions for multiple business units, for example You'd have to keep track of how many reservations you've had for all of your subscriptions Yeah, and it was and I think some of the tooling to keep track of it has evolved But when it first came about it was a little bit more manual, right? And I think I think we had listened to customers when they had expressed frustration We're trying to keep up with their the reservations And so this is an awesome opportunity a unique opportunity for customers to lean on management groups Versus having to think about it subscription by subscription You know if you have a vm that lives in these groups of subscriptions and it's in a specific vm family Awesome, it'll be applied to all of those vms in that that family, right? If you've got a bunch of storage accounts in a group of subscriptions You buy some some reservation with the storage accounts and you're able to apply that to all storage accounts They get and it's net new too, right? So if you spit up a brand new storage account that'll automatically get applied to anything that that you know Get spun up after the reservation has been sort of applied to the management group So it seems like an awesome win on that front and the billing also Has changed so you can actually assign the billing as to the context of where the billing actually occurs Is not tied to where you are applying the reservations correct correct and that wasn't that that's an awesome Switch too so it feels like it's sort of the easy button Maybe this is probably where we should have landed but again, we're iterative We're trying to figure out the right way to have this match up with what an enterprise would be looking for So I think this is an awesome public preview to to see a launch Yeah, that's I'm uh, I'm actually keeping an eye on the uh chat room here. We've got a few a couple people sujit Uh, uh, she ditched a new viewer that I've uh, I've never really noticed the the name before so they're having a conversation on um The new microsoft uh exams that were announced a new certification. So Welcome aboard All right, so let's keep going with the news The next one is really close to my heart because uh, I am A couple years ago. I gave my my wife and my daughters that were going to university. Uh some surface pros Yep, and now We have the new eight new models of surface devices Just in time for me to be able to replace those surface pro 3s, uh that are still Very functional and working really really well still So I'm they're rock solid. These are going to be awesome to see though kind of evolve Yeah, I'm uh, I'm thinking a studio for me uh Some goes for the girls uh for school and uh, maybe a surface pro 3 surface pro 8 for uh for my wife for as a teacher She loves it too. She goes to school with it. She takes the keyboard out and she kind of she bought a Case that has like a strap behind so she can put her hand in it and keep it And she just as she goes into in class. She has her tablet with her and she uses her finger. She loves it Very cool. Yeah, I feel like there's a lot more flexibility that the surface pro lineup allows for when I was a consultant We we all were given surface pros and uh, super awesome to travel with very lightweight But they also pack a punch if you can actually hook up two additional monitors There's a lot going on in that that surface pro, right? So it they're they're pretty medium machines if you want them to be Yeah, and there's uh, they have some of them have the a lightning port on them Yeah, so when you're thinking about I got additional monitors with the lightning port you can you're gonna get some really good resolutions some really good Uh performance out of those like right out of the box Right, right. I have got three of them on my desk here. I've got the surface book surface book 2 Uh surface laptop 3 and my old surface pro Uh surface pro 3 That is just kind of like a it's almost like an extra monitor. It sits on my desk and kind of has a Microsoft learn tv on it all day I just keep track of what's what's going on and who's uh speaking So it's kind of cool So we're kind of looking forward to uh, these are going to be hitting they've been announced I'm not sure. I think they're already on the store I'm not sure if they're actually shipping just yet, but if you're interested go to microsoft.com and Check out the store And our last for a minute or my where's my oh, there it is My mouse kind of got lost in the multiple monitors that I had here Uh our last item for today is uh, so about some disaster recovery Yes, so Last week we announced the jet stream Components for azure vm resolution. So it's in public preview. You could enable the jet stream I guess service or functionality within your environment And so what it does is it leans on v-sphere replication And it will handle Replicating vms either from on-premises into azure vm resolution or azure vm resolution in one region to another and it's ageless So that's why a lot of customers like this and there were enough customers where it made sense to sort of build this integration And what we're seeing is we're seeing a lot of great third-party integrations Coming into the mix, right? So we see that most uh closely with all the backup scenarios This is the first dr solution. That is truly a third-party solution We also have site recovery manager two That's vm wears flavor of disaster recovery leaning on v-sphere replication that reached ga a little earlier in the year But uh, but you know, it's we're trying to meet customers where they are So if you are a jet stream customer You now have an offering where you can plug that into an azure vm resolution environment And lean on the same tooling that you're used to leaning on when it comes to your on-premises environment Well, I I feel that It's a natural progression considering The companies that we're trying to to support with giving uh, or providing the the solution on azure They may be using their third-party or their partner solutions to help them out with backup in dr as you mentioned So it's just a natural progression to say, okay Well, you all of you are using this so we're going to enable it in azure So that you can keep doing the work the way you've been doing it Right, right and that way it frees up. So prior to all of these services You had to sort of embrace ias at first or has and that's a hard proposition if you're used to your vm wear Ecosystem on-premises. Yes, it's sort of prolongs the inevitable But it also allows you to take on skilling at a time that makes sense for your company And I think that's the biggest biggest differentiator if you want to think about it that way, right? You don't have to learn about an azure ias vm first thing You can just have your vm's live in v-sphere on-premises Replicated into azure vm or solution have your whole ecosystem with backup and dr Taking care of and then you can start to pick apart and learn the technologies to help you Continue forward with your digital transformation. So it gets interesting Yeah, and and once you're in the position where you've got your vm wear on-prem And you've got your vm wear in an azure solution For your dr backup, whatever or just because of the expansion of your your your footprint And then you start deploying other workloads that are native to azure in terms of ias or paths They tie in really well with what you've already got in in vm wear. Yes. Yes, correct Yeah, so it's kind of like achievement unlocked, right? You beat a hard box. You've got everything in the azure faster and And now you're closer to the arm apis. So you can do things like You know, you can you can extend what you're doing. You can integrate with different third party Well, that's right third party different azure native services So you can start to think about expanding what you know and sort of embracing different azure services And learning about it versus drinking from the fire hose first thing, right? That's not a fun proposition I think a lot of customers were like I had to learn all this new stuff and and No, no, no, you don't but you probably still want to learn about the new stuff But you don't have to learn it as fast as you did if you didn't have a vm wear environment to move everything to Yeah, and andrew has a good comment in the chat saying that the dr and business continuity planning is often overlooked And out of date And a lot of organization Oh, yeah, and you you think about it when you're in a bad spot You're like, oh, what a made sense to plan for this before this disaster happened, right? That's always the way it works before I came back to To advocacy I was customer facing with microsoft and we did a review of an organization and i'm not going to name them because I don't want to shame them publicly Uh, and they failed the audit and it was not like a licensing audit. It was really a supportability audit And they failed the audit for one reason is they had no business continuity plan or disaster recovery plan Yeah, so when I got called into the director's office to, uh, discuss my findings So that was ominous, uh to start with so I would go all go in there and he's like Oh, what are you talking about? We failed this and I have to put that up to my boss and he's not going to be happy That we failed the supportability audit and I said, well You, uh, you identified all of the leads of all of your, um A circle of excellence in in your environment. So like all the the identity the security the networking And none of them had any idea about through the interviews in the in the review process. None of them had any idea about your Um disaster recovery he goes we have a plan And I said really? And he literally and I kid you not turned around Grabbed a binder out of his bookshelf blew the dust off the top And said here it is We spent a lot of money for a consultant to set that up for us, but nobody had ever read it Oh Oh, yeah, and I've I've worked for those companies and you're like, wow So you spent all this money for somebody to write this document that nobody's implementing Yeah, that's a hard one. That's a hard one. And if the guys that are supposed to be Taking care of a disaster don't know about the plan and have never practiced it It's not a plan, right It's a pipe dream an idea. It's just an idea at this point, right? Yeah, the only one that only like one or two people know about right so that's right Uh, so let's move on with uh the rest of our show because we've got uh five minutes left to go We you have some events coming up next week I do So first things first. I wanted to give a shout out to shabazz dar and I think I'm saying his last name correctly as well We are building out an abs zero to hero series. He did something very similar for abd I always want to say w vd and so look for that. We are in the process of filming that. Uh, so I suspect it will launch Probably maybe middle of october and the episodes will launch weekly So we'll start to give some amplification as we get a little closer to that point I will be doing a live stream with vmware next tuesday Um, and I think I've given you the youtube link. Yep. I'm putting it up right now You will uh show up and so this this is shabazz is uh our shabazz is a uh YouTube channel and then the vmware based one it will show up on youtube I believe they broadcast via youtube and facebook I have not yet figured out exactly where the facebook pieces are So I know the the youtube shows up here and so i'm live in four days I'll be showcasing some high level demos with azure bill more solution like how to deploy it how to integrate it With different azure services. So if you have time next week, uh, it'll be 12 10 central So it's 110 by pier and um if you can't catch it live It will be available on demand in short order I think it takes them like maybe a half a day or a day to get it up into their queue of all their videos And then from there i'm doing a cloud lunch and learn next wednesday and I think hugo has been Playing point on that front hugo and lisa clark. So they're the ones that reach out to me And it will be at 12 o'clock next wednesday So i'm not sure all of the right ways to grab the URLs to showcase But I know that a lot of folks have been watching the cloud lunch and learns So um, and if you're you know, lisa if you're watching or hugo if you're watching Or even dwayne natwick knows too They could possibly even add a comment and i'm not sure exactly where everything gets broadcast I just know that i'm going to be joining them next wednesday to go through some of that. Well, uh Shannon you're gonna uh, I so I didn't see those before I posted the the the blog article on it Don't worry So I will edit the blog post and I'll put these URLs in so if you're interested in any of these events aka dot mess slash az update And uh, you'll get all of the information as soon as I can put it up there Nice. Well, thank you. I didn't I forget that we do the blog posts as well for some of these shows So I was just thinking about that. I was looking at my calendar late yesterday and I'm like, oh gosh, I forgot about these So um, so yeah, so apologies for getting them in the the one note a little late Oh, no worries. No worries at all and uh To conclude our show this week. We have our normal Learn module of the week and for that Uh, we picked this week in honor of your illustrious presence The run vmware workloads on azure vmware solution because you wrote it I did I wrote it in conjunction with uh with with pumala So there are three different modules in here. The first one introduces the service The second module showcases everything you need to know about deployment And then the third module is how to build out and migrate workloads from on premises So it'll take you through the solution It's not like a lot of other learn modules where you get a sandbox But you get the sort of guided tutorial of how to set it up So if you've got an environment and you are able to get azure vmware solutions showing up in your world You could walk through this and get a get you know familiarity with how this gets deployed inside of a subscription That is wonderful. Actually, uh, I have to admit that I have never really been a vmware person Uh, but I have did put this one in my to-do list because I'm interested In learning a bit more about it Yeah at vmwares, I think how I uh, well a lot of us sort of cut our proverbial teeth, right? You know hyper v when hyper v was around back in the 2008 era It didn't share resources the same way that vmware did and so a lot of customers started with vmware I never really evolved towards hyper v. I feel like hyper v eventually got to where it was very much So like for like but at that point customers were so Into the world of vmware that it was hard to kind of pull them out into the hyper v realm So, um, you're you're not alone by any stretch of the definition. There's so many people who spent more time in the microsoft stack Yep, so All right, so we are at the end. That's been 30 minutes already Shannon. I it blew by It did so if people want to get a hold of you, where can they find you? Uh, so i'm on twitter my twitter handle shows up at the uh bottom of my little Video us and then linkedin linkedin's another spot to grab me as well Those are the two areas that I tend to communicate very, uh, very regularly with folks in the community Folks that are interested in trying to make sense of azure and you know, azure vmware solution has been something I've been focused on but I also know a lot about azure in general because prior to this role I was a an architect helping big enterprises embrace the cloud. So, um, so yeah, so you know either linkedin or twitter Okay, perfect and I have been and always shall be at wired knuck And both of us are also active on our discord server. So if you uh want to uh start a conversation Come and see us there And with that being said, thank you so much for spending the morning with us. Sure. Thank you for having me It's great. I've always had I always have a great time talking to you.  Sounds good


Hi everyone. Happy Saturday. I'm Joe for jasby's casebreaks.com coming at you with 2020 tri-star quest top shelf One envelope break. It's a random letter break. It's gonna be the first letter of their last name Yeah, this is a very high-risk high reward thing right here So if we pull a Kobe Bryant obviously it'll go to letter B Muhammad Ali will go to a if we pull a Pelle And there's like no last name shown it'll go to P Right name are right the one word teams right there Name are is and each row is I Junior doesn't count this example is actually incorrect Carl and Carl Anthony is his first name if we pull a Carl Anthony towns. It'll actually go to T Carl Anthony his first name towns is his last name So big thanks to this group right here. We appreciate everybody getting in There are the first letters of their last names right here. Let's roll it. Let's randomize it Five and six eleven times her names and letters one two Three and 11th and final time after 11. We got Alan down to Josh five and six eleven times for the letters one eight nine Ten and Final time after 11. It'll be I down to W All right, Alan with I Jeff with oh Alan with G og Zach with T so if we pull a Zach teal it'll go to Zach Alan with E Eric with J Tana with F Tim with H Brian with S Alan with P Andy with C Brittany with D Jeff with R Michael with K Alan with a Tyler with you Brian with L Jeff with B and M Tony with N and W or and Josh with W So let's sort this alphabetically by letter And now what we're gonna we're gonna pause the video because everyone's gonna be like wait What does what does a have and everyone's gonna be wondering that so we're gonna pause the video allow people to kind of think about what they Could potentially get maybe even trade a letter or two if they wanted to so when we come back We'll see if there's any trades and then at the break stick around Oh, and if there's multiple that's a good good good a good call Tyler Brenner if there's a magic Johnson and Larry Bird, right? It'll be a randomizer between Between Johnson and bird So we'll kind of do it that way and there you go. I'll be right back folks pause in the video All right, welcome back folks. No deals were done right here So this list remains the same. We've got another envelope. In fact, we can do two more breaks So I keep running this back. All right, so Shawn mark these one two and Three on the envelope right there.  We'll select that one and We'll go one two three four five six on that and it's four One two three four so the middle envelope So the next tries to our envelope is already posted Right, so it'll be between one and three will go one two three four five six on the next one All right, were you calling the envelope to Adam or were you saying to on the dice roll? What do we got here? I can kind of see through the photo right here. This is pretty cool I think if that is who I think it is it is It is a Bruce Springsteen autograph canvas the boss Wow, so it's gonna look like this With his autographs somewhere on on a picture like that. That is awesome S Brian Frank with S There you go. I saw I saw Bruce Springsteen in concert a few years back Pretty awesome show It was before they Before they closed down the Los Angeles sports arena they they're they turn they tore it down to build I think the new soccer stadium. That's there. So that's that's pretty awesome I think he did the entirety He he played for like four hours. It was pretty amazing I think he did. Yeah, he did the entire The River album, which is a which is a pretty good record. I think it's a double album, too so so yeah So he did that entire record and then he did like an hour or so of just like greatest hit stuff. It was pretty fantastic I think we got pretty close. We were in the pit I think we got we got the Bruce Springsteen pit is not that rowdy. So I was able to survive in that pit. It was pretty nice Letter S once again Brian Frank congrats to you. Thanks everybody. We've got more. We got actually two more One more in the store already So if you want to keep chasing stuff like this get into it on jazzy's case breaks calm. I'm Joe. I'll see you next time


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We'll go figure out what those bulls and bears, what those buyers and sellers are communicating to you and I just passed one o'clock in the afternoon. I do want you to know I'm absolutely grateful for your presence here, but more important than that, and that's this. During this next 60 minutes, I'm here to serve you. So feel free to pick up that phone and dial on in at<PHONE_NUMBER>. And if you can't dial in, we've got you covered there, too. Go ahead and send me an email. Send it to Steve at TFNN.com. Send it early. And in that subject heading, if you would be kind enough to put radio show question, of course, in our Tigers, then, well, any, in every ping, we'll do. So let's go ahead and get this show started on terrific Thursday. Of course, this is Tiger Financial News Network. I'm Steve Rhodes. Welcome to Let's Show. Right now, we've got all the U.S. and disease trading in the green. The dial is up 252. S&P 39, NASDAQ 101.61. It'd be good if I actually show you something other than a running man out there. Sorry about that. Let's see if we can get you the right chart out here. Here we go. This is what we're looking at. Okay, perfect. So we were talking about the disease trading. The rustle's up 25. The semi is 21. Trendy is 228. They're the big mover to the upside. Spotball politics is still above its 50-day X-bench moving average and moving lower. 2237 is the print. You've got gold off $2. Silver's up $0.44. Light's recoup back $0.14. Penny's natural gas off $0.17. Leading the charge dollar-wise to the upside. You've got booking holdings. That's $85. 4% Mercado Libre, 5% 55 bucks. Shopify 34, 3% Tesla, 31, 3%. Google's up 1%. That's about 25 points to the upside. Amazon is the big leader. Off $10, not a big deal. That's 3.10%. Balneva, something or other is down $9, 19%. Peloton off $7.23% and climbing. That's $7.50 to the downside. Tascas, Inc. down $7.00 or 19%. Other some big movers and there are some big shakers out there. Of course, I want to look at what you want to look at. Let's immediately just simply go jump into the indices and we'll go to our questions out here. With regard to the indices, the first thing I want to do is, let's take me just a moment here to set up, is where are we at? I'm in Delray Beach. Where are you at? Where we're at, I was really referring to from a market standpoint with regard to the cycles. So what that means is we're going to take a look at this. Okay, perfect. So here we've got our seasonal cycle. So what do we know about what the Dow's average movement is over the last 86 years? Well, all we have to do is come to this chart. This chart is what tells us. So typically on average, the Dow tops on January 6. When did the Dow actually make its high this year or last year? January 3. Something to think about. Now, what this tells us is that on average, the Dow will move lower on a normal seasonal cycle, move lower into the end of the month, January 30. Well, today is the 20th and we could be getting signals in the Dow. Could be, we won't know until days end, but we could be getting signals that this is going to form a bottom and we should see some kind of move higher. We don't use these dates as it's got to be to the date. We use it as a guideline. We recognize the average cycle movement out here. We're in this small, unfavorable seasonal cycle, but it usually ends from the begins in the first week of January, as it did this year, and it's in the last week of January. But what you really want to do as you start to get close to those dates, and I'd say the 20th is getting close to those dates out there, you want to look for some kind of bottoming pattern. If we get that, now, even though I have a perspective, because of the TD9 counts on the annual basis, the yearly cycle out there, that we've seen the high for the year, and the markets are going to move lower, I could be wrong and we have to explore both sides of the transaction, or we should at least explore both sides of the transaction. But right now, if we do get a bottoming signal on the daily timeframe, certainly for the Dow, but we'll take a look at the other indices as well, that would suggest we could see a rally. Up into maybe the first week of February, February 3rd to be specific, but we won't tie ourselves to those dates, instead we'll continue to look at chart patterns out there. So really what we're seeing that is taking place in the markets right now is nothing more than what happens on average, or has happened on average during the last 86 years. So we don't read too much more into it than that. Now, we would read more into it if come tomorrow. So I used to go whitewater rafting in the New River and the Gauley River up in the West Virginia. I don't know if many of you, maybe some of you have actually done that experience as well. In the New River, there was a place, there would be a big rock that we would come to, and everybody would get out and people would jump off the rock. Now when you're in the boat and you're looking up at the rock and you're watching people jump off, and if you're saying, I'm saying to myself, maybe you're not saying to yourself, that looks pretty easy, but then you get up to the top of the rock, that boulder. And it wasn't really a rock because it's about 30, well it was a rock, but it was like, I don't know the exact measurement, but I'm not exaggerating when I say it's probably 30 feet. Many of you might say 30 feet doesn't seem like much. Well, when you get up there and you start looking over the side, you might say, I don't want to jump. Now I didn't say, Stevie said that, but there's a lot of people that say, you know what, it looked better when we were sitting in the boat versus being up on top of the rock. Well, what the markets were doing, where are you going to, Steve? I'm going to Whitewater Rafting. That's where I'm going. No, we're going back to what the markets did yesterday is, or the ESMini, I should say. What it was doing, it was doing that little, I went up to the top of the rock and I decided not to jump. And for it to jump, price needs to close below the bottom of its weekly profile. That number is 4549. Yes, we got below, yesterday we got down to a low of 4514. Doesn't matter what happens intercession, the body of the candle is truly the essence of price. The wicks, the upper shadow, the lower shadow, those are nothing more than the screaming meemies. That is the extreme emotions that took place during that candle session. These are weekly candle sessions that you and I are looking at. I know somebody out there said, hey, Steve, you're not looking at the Russell 2000, it is trading below the bottom of its weekly profile. Yes, and it is the weak link out there, that's for sure. But I'm more interested in the ESMini, really the NQ and the Dow, but really the ESMini because it's providing us with the best pattern. So tomorrow, and by the way, tomorrow morning, I'll go ahead and record the show between eight and nine, as well as the entire week next week out there. Of course, you say the entire week, that's just Friday, Steve. No, I'm referring to next week out there. I'll always try to make the shows as pertinent as I can for the one to two o'clock timeframe out there. But I would love you to join me live and send me requests and so forth. So everything will be the same that way. But here, with regard to Stevie and the New River out there, that's what the ESMini was doing yesterday. And it depends upon tomorrow's close. If we do get a close at 45, 49 level out there, that's going to give us a signal that we've got that change in trend. Very similar. If you take a look on the left-hand side, that little red arrow, that's what we saw back at the COVID move lower, the COVID crash, so to speak. Once price closed below that profile level, which was 3086, it was off to the downside off to the races, which I would expect to anticipate would be the same here. And eventually we may get below that level. But right now, price looked over that edge and said, eh, I'm not going to go ahead and jump. And so that's what we're dealing with. So now back to the daily time. Steve Rhodes started his trading career as a student almost 20 years ago, and the student has now become the master. Steve won the prestigious Timer of the Year award in 2018 and barely missed that mark again in 2019, finishing at number two for the year. An amazing accomplishment. 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So in the ES mini yesterday, with price closing below 45, 72, 75, we generated an A to B equals CD to the downside and this price projection is 4504. Now this morning, as I mentioned, price got down to what, 45, 14? I believe it was the number, yeah, 45, 14, 50. So it didn't hit that price projection exactly, but if we do get a bullish reversal candle at day's end, that's close enough for Stevie's work to confirm a Gartley buy pattern. In the case of the NDX100, it's not the A to B equals CD pattern I like to use. What I mean by that is the retracement was a 91% retracement. That's the B to C leg. So it's pretty easy just to make a move of a move to get back down to the generate the A to B equals CD pattern. But nonetheless, we're still going to use it. Price got down to 1.272 expansion level at 15034. And if we do get a bullish reversal candle then, that would suggest that we have a Gartley buy. The same thing inside the Dow. So the Dow yesterday went ahead, I guess it was really two days ago, when price closed below 35, 521, that's what triggered the A to B equals CD to the downside. Price made it to more than the 1 to 1 level. Remember, we use these price projection areas as guidelines. Not that it has to hit it exactly. And so if we get a bullish reversal candle today inside the Dow, then that's going to really kind of coincide to that January cycle where we start to move lower and we make a bottom and then we bounce and then the question becomes where do we bounce to and we'll take a look at that. Now, in the case of the Russell 2000, it's A to B equals CD pattern would take it down to 1935. That would just be the 1 to 1 price projection. However, you'll see as we turn it over, and so even though, and we've done this a couple of times on the show where we've taken a look at instruments and we've seen A to B equals CD patterns and some people have said, well, why are you saying that this instrument might bottom? And it's because there are other patterns that you and I take a look at for a bottoming signal. One of those signals is that Rhodesman Dementicator signal. It is a fabulous signal out there for tops and bottoms. In this case here, you're looking at the lower right-hand panel chart. That is the Russell 2000. You can see prices stretch. That's what triggers that Rhodesman Dementicator signal. It's an entire formula that I share with subscribers out there. And right now you've got a bullish piercing candle. So if we do get that, then what we would expect or anticipate is the Russell 2000 would bounce up into about the 2130 level. That is the bottom of its profile as well as approximately where that oscillator and change line area is at. If we get bullish reversal candles in the ES mini, all it needs to do to generate that is close above yesterday's open. That is the same in the NQ. That is the same inside the Dow. So that makes it easy. That's all you've got to look for. You might say, well, Steve, I don't have access to the ES mini. What is that number? That number, good question, is going to be 457775. You get a close above that. You will have a confirmed, currently, by pattern. Inside the NQ, the magic number is going to be any close that would be above. That would be above, which keeps missing 15. Okay, I have another way to do it. Sorry about that. It's on a different screen. So the level you're looking for inside the NQ would be 1523875. You get above that. You're going to have a confirmed, currently, by pattern. In the case of the Dow, Dow Equity Future Contract, it needs to close above 35301. And the Russell's already got a piercing candle right now. So as long as it holds within halfway of the candle from yesterday, then you'd have a signal. Now, what you ideally like to see, if there's going to be some type of bottom in the indices, I'm not saying there's going to be one unless we get these bullish reversal candles out here. If we do, then we've got completed patterns and we should see a move higher out there. Now, what we'll do during the show, not right now, because there's a number of questions that have come in, and I want to be able to get to those before the end of the show. But if we do have enough time, we'll go take a look at my eight-panel charts for the ESMini, the NQ, and so forth out there. So hopefully that works for everybody. Let's get to our first question. Our first question coming in from Craig H. And Craig wants to take a look at ticker symbol COMP. That is Compass. So let me get over to our three-panel charts out here. I'm already on them. Oh, you're just... I've got to change screens. Give me a moment here. Sorry about that. Okay, so right now I've got the GDX. Actually, he asked about the GDX, or he asked about Nugget. So let me just stay with this. Now we'll come back to Compass for him. But you know if you're going to ask me about Nugget, I'm going to first come over and take a look at the GDX. Now, what we had take place yesterday, big wide-ranging bar, as the GDX was making the one-to-one price projection of its A to B equals CD pattern. That is typically not how markets end. That is typically not how a A to B equals CD pattern will end. Now, if we just have sideways movement over the next several days out here, and you get a bearish reversal candle, it hadn't ended on yesterday's bar, but you could see that, and that would set up a currently sell pattern out here. So that's only if we get a bearish reversal candle. In lieu of that, price should then go target the next A to B equals CD level. That's up at the $33.65 to $34.75 level. But even though you had that confirmed, A to B equals CD taken on a swing point, wide-price bread accelerated volume, that doesn't mean you're out of jail. And if we take a look at the jail sell out here, let's go to the weekly timeframe chart. And what I have is I've turned on my trend lines. In fact, they're on the monthly timeframe chart as well. So you got different trend lines for different time periods because it's using different candlesticks out here. But you can see that the GDX has also made it to the .618 retracement of its move from the high that was from the week of November 15th down to the low of the week of December 13th. This is an area where you would expect to see people get off the elevator, which they're doing right now. It doesn't mean it's the end of the move, but it could be the end of the move, quite frankly, why? Because if you take a look at where the top of that weekly profile is, it's at 3305. So you've got the trend line, you've resistance, you've got 3305 as a level of resistance. That is where price needs to close above, preferably close above it tomorrow, doesn't have to. But if you do get that close above it tomorrow, then it starts to get out of the woods, says you make your way back into the 3508 level. Really the monthly chart would be suggesting to move back to 3986. Of course, you can see its trend line that it needs to be able to take out. So with regard to the G, and even though we're asking about the nugget, or in this case here, Craig is asking about the nugget, I want to make sure that we take care of the GDX first. Interestingly enough, the nugget really is showing those same patterns. Doesn't always do that, but it is right now. Now the same pattern in that nugget is at the resistance level of 5401. Now Craig's question, because he's in this, is where should he expect to sell and where should he find support out here? So in the case of support, all I can do is go find our oscillator and change line level. So let me get over to a different set of charts out here, and we'll pull those over for the nugget. And so now we'll get right to Craig's specific question, which is where is support? So as we take a look at NUGT, let's actually get to current date out here. So the oscillator and change line is way down at 4874. You're at 52 bucks out there. That's almost an 8% or 9% move to the downside. But that's the only support level that I've got out here, Craig. Ideally, where price is targeting, forget the A to B equals CD patterns. I don't want you to forget them all together, but where price is likely targeting is the 5942 level, which is the TD9 breakdown here. Now that's coming from the daily timeframe chart. Don't think the weekly has anything more. The only thing more that the weekly is providing to us is if in fact price can close above the top of that weekly profile, then 64.01 would be its target out there. So Craig, I hope that helps you out with regard to NUGT. Up to the upside, looking at about 5942. To the downside, support could be at the 4874 level out there. Steve Rhodes with TF&M, we get back from this break. We'll continue answering the requests that have come in, one from Alex, one from James, one from Tom, and Hector and the fuel inspectors. Good. Having fun trading the markets, but having trouble finding like-minded individuals to discuss your trading and investment ideas with? Become an Apex creditor in the trading markets and join the Tiger's Den Trading Room only at tfnn.com. The Tiger's Den is an exclusive trading room where successful traders from around the world come to exchange trades and ideas. Join the den and surround yourself with the sharpest minds in the trading world. 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You'll see that rose-ment indicator signal that was confirmed yesterday. So we had price movement lower. We had that bullish reversal candle. You're back inside a daily profile out here. So what price should do is go target $9.37. That's where the sellers are at. And if price can close above $9.37, then price should move up to $11.02. And if price can take out $11.02, you've got a change in trend signal. That's coming from the daily timeframe. Unfortunately, this instrument hasn't traded long enough. However, it's traded just long enough for us to look at the weekly timeframe and see that last week was a TD9 count bottom. As long as price does not close below last week's low, you'll have a confirmed weekly bottom. Now, this would suggest I'm going to turn back, I'm going to turn these charts off here and go back to the black background chart to give me a moment. And that would suggest that price could go target the $11.19 area. You really want to use the daily timeframe as price moves up on this, on the rose-ment indicator signal out here. What you really don't want to see this do is close back below $8.25. $8.25 is a level where there was both the bottom and the center of its daily profile, so that should have been a strong support level. Price did get below it yesterday and the day before, but you're back above it today, and yesterday was that confirmed rose-ment indicator bottom. So that's what I see when we take a look at tickle symbol. COMP, that's not the NASDAQ composite. That is Compass Inc. out there. I do hope that helps you out. Alex writes in, and Alex wants to take a look at, boy, that small print. Sofi. So let's go take a look at Sofi out here. And what is the question? Has the recent run-up changed the outlook for Sofi? Thanks, Alex. So with recent run-up, I guess you're just referring to the last couple of days. So price is back inside its daily profile. It's back inside its weekly profile. And the resistance level for both the daily and weekly are in about the same area, Alex. $16.85 for the daily. $16.96 for the weekly. So nothing has changed there. We do have a belief we've got a confirmed rose-ment indicator bottom here for Sofi. Let's pull over the daily timeframe chart and confirm that as well. And here we can see that you had a gap up yesterday. Today you've got a bull sash candle as well. So price should go target at $16.85. The daily timeframe suggests, Alex, if price can close above $16.85, the next move, I don't mean on the very next day, but the next move over time should take us to $22.04. And $22.04 is the TD9 breakdown level. The weekly timeframe chart here for Sofi shows us what? Not much, really. It shows us that you got an oscillator and change line and price can close. We're just going to leave it. If price can close above $16.96, that looks good. So your question specifically was, has the recent run-up changed the outlook? Maybe the outlook you were thinking is this did not form a bottom pattern. And it did for the daily timeframe. It hasn't for the weekly timeframe. But it does have that bottom if price can take out resistance at $16.85 to $16.96 level. Then Sofi will have definitely given us at least a short-term change in trend signal. So Alex, I hope that answers your question. If not, go ahead and write back to me, and I'll make sure that we do that. J.J. writes in, and J.J. wants to take a look at Lilly, Eli Lilly. Hello, why is the ticker symbol out here? So let's go see what it is doing. Right now it's trading out at $247.25 inside a brand-new daily profile that formed today. Now this is bullish in structure. So James, if you get a close above the center, which is $250.22, that's going to suggest you run all the way up to the top of that profile, $262.40. Now there's resistance, and that resistance is some trendline resistance. So price closed below it on a weekly basis last week. So far the move higher has run right into that old support level, old support can become new resistance. So you want to watch that trendline. As I pull over the white background charts for Lilly out here, Eli Lilly and company, the daily timeframe tells us what? Not much. I do see an A to B equals CD to downside. Let's see if this thing has completed it enough. We'll just use the conservative version out here. So there's the A to B. Here is the C to D, and I don't know if that's really close enough for my line of work out here. But what we do have, James, is an oscillator and change line that has recently changed colors three or four days ago. So price in that should catch up to each other. So even though I mentioned if price can get above $250.22, we're not going to change that, and the change is that price would make a move to the $255.50 ish level. If price can close above that oscillator and change line, then we're looking at $262.41 to $265.88.  That's on the daily timeframe. The weekly chart out here tells us what. Tells us that price is still below the bottom of its weekly profile. That could open up the door for Eli Lilly to get back to $182.92. As I look at this, this could just really be more of just a counter trend move, very much like what we're likely seeing in the indices and the equity futures out there. So James, I do hope that helps you out with regard to Eli Lilly. If there's anything else that you need, go ahead and ask. The next question coming in from, well, I take that back. We've got a caller on the line, and it is Garo in California. Garo, thanks for calling. Thanks for holding. How are you today? I'm very good. How about you, sir? Very, very good. Thanks so much for asking. So Goldman Sachs, I believe, is what you're calling about. I'll go ahead and pull your charts, my charts that I have for you on the screen. And while I'm doing that, can you just describe to me what it is that you're looking at very much. Everywhere they're talking about buy Goldman Sachs now, it's a good price, which is dropped at it done two, three days ago. I want to see what's your idea regarding, is it wise to buy it now because the daily and the weekly is horrible. What is your idea? Is it good to buy 100 shares and leave it? Or it's not the time now. Not the time that I can see. It's taking place this week as we speak, as we now have a we have a confirmed A to B equal CD to the downside. Hopefully I can draw that.  I'm going to try it one more time out here to get the A to B equal CD better. Here we go. So right now, the B point of an A to B equal CD would have been the week of December 20th, and that had 9.7 million shares. We're not even done this week and we're already at 23 million shares. So this has a confirmed A to B equal CD to the downside. I'm going to expand out the weekly chart. That's where we're focused on. I'm going to turn off the trend lines out here because they're really not helping us much.  So we've made the one to one level as we speak right now. But if you look at how you come off of the C point, if it's an explosive move, and I would say the last two weeks qualifies as an explosive move, girl, this tells us that it wants lower price. Those lower price ranges are $3.36, $3.16, and that's the weekly time frame chart. When I look at the daily time frame chart, we're well below the bottom of its bullish structured profile. We're also now trading below the bottom of a brand new monthly profile that formed this month. And if we see, and it's only the 20th, but if we do see a close below $359.29, that suggests that we should see lower price inside of Goldman Sachs. Now, the only chart on my white background screen that I have right now at the moment is the daily time frame. We also have that same A to B equal CD pattern out here. If you did get a bullish reversal candle, then it would suggest that you would see at least some type of countertrend move. And I show that countertrend move could take us up to about the 375 level. We don't have that signal right now. This is an inside bar, and this suggests that, no, you don't have any kind of a bottom today. Is this like an ultimate bottom that people should buy? Girl, I'm not seeing it in the charts when I take a look at the daily, weekly, monthly charts out there. Are you into a hard break here, or any kind of break? So do me a favor, and you're not taking up too much of my time. We love hearing from you, Garo, and so does everybody else that listens to the show. So do me a favor, hold on through this break, we'll come back, we'll make sure that we complete looking at Goldman Sachs. See you roads with TFNN and Garo in California. Be back in a few folks. Are you in the market for buying or selling real estate in the Bay Area, including the surrounding St. Petersburg, Tampa, and Clearwater markets? Tiger Real Estate LLC is a firm that has extensive experience in the Tampa Bay Area. 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Garo's specific question is, he's hearing from many analysts are saying now's the time to buy Goldman Sachs. And so the question is, should I just buy 100 shares and see what happens? So the only patterned Garo that I can identify where that would be a possibility is that Goldman Sachs could be in a consolidation pattern and it could be at the bottom of the consolidation. What I'm looking at here is I'm really looking at the first thrust down which was back in June of 2021. Volume there was about 18 million shares. The next time that we were down in this area was back on July 19th. That was 13 million shares and this week we're already at 23 million shares. But that's the only pattern that I could see that would suggest maybe taking some kind of in a long position. But it's just the volume this week suggests that we really should see lower price. Does that make any sense to you? Yeah. My chart is showing on a daily the 329 and change and the weekly 339 and change. So that's what it shows me here that it's got a bottom there at 329 and change on a daily chart. So your numbers are very close by. It's not the same but it's very close to that but still it's not time to buy I don't think it's a time to buy I don't see any any strike at the end of the tunnel but I'm going to keep an eye on it very carefully. I want to buy that and keep it but I don't know where to buy but hopefully some time, some day that will happen. Thank you very much for your time sir. Thank you. Thanks much for calling. That was Garo in California. So let's get back to our request out here.  I don't think we'll get through all of them today but Tom writes in and this is Tom from Middleboro, Massachusetts he wants to take a look at Moderna MRNA. So let me get that up on our screen out here and let me get that fired up on one of my one of my white background charts and for right now I'm just going to stick with the daily time frame out here. So the question is a few weeks back I believe that you indicated that the $140 would be headed to $161. Looks like this is the scenario unfolding. I'd like to go long Moderna if you can hold support at $161. So we take a look at Moderna right now the next support area out here Tom is going to be at $155.36 I'm not saying that's where you buy it I'm just suggesting that that's the next support level that is coming from the monthly time frame that is the bottom of its profile. Now at $155.36 it's going to be important to watch that level. You have both the center and the bottom you've got a strong hand for buyers. Now what you'd like to see as price gets back to $155.36 for this is some type of bottoming pattern on the daily and even the weekly time frame but at least on the daily time frame and as we go ahead and expand out this white background chart we'll see we don't have anything any bottom signal now it does show wave number seven that's letter G but that'll continue until there is a higher low out there so that's one potential bottoming pattern but I wouldn't step into this Tom unless price were able to close above that oscillator and change line really for two consecutive sessions we can see that that has been really since the middle of December that has been a real deflection point so that's going to be helpful to you there's A to B equal CD patterns to the downside but those are going to take us to much lower prices out here so I don't see a bottoming pattern or signal at this date here for Moderna so let's do this again take this one step at a time price should continue to move lower could be targeting that 155-36 level watch the daily time frame as far as where we're at on the daily time frame for potential bottoms this is going to be bar number five so it could be a TD9 count and that says that that would be some time next week maybe it's Wednesday, Thursday of next week when we'd see that or if you see some type of bullish reversal candle in Moderna then check back with me and we can take a look at it but it's going to be preferably as price gets to 155 and change the bottoming signal on that daily time frame Hector and Patty write in Hector wants to take a look at I'm not Microsoft but Morgan Stanley the question is is Morgan Stanley on an ABC weekly can you do can I do a lightning bolt pattern so I don't see an A to B equal CD up on a weekly base specifically we're asking about on the weekly chart so I don't see that when we take a look at Morgan Stanley now I'm sure I'm going to just expand out this chart out here going to try to whoops going to hit the right button yeah so I think Hector you're trying to do an A to B because my guess is well let me see what do you have right here using the B point as this week as a possible C point yeah and then you're going to I'm a guessing you're looking at starting this A to B all the way back at March 16th 2020 I mean that's a gigantic move I got that yeah so I'm not really in that camp out here here's what I can share with you with regard to Morgan Stanley so why don't we get right to it and that is right now specifically today price is making a counter trend move at least up to the bottom of that daily profile that price has been below so one to one 45 so that's the first level the price going to close above in order for this to get an mojo to the upside if it does do that then we should see move up to 103 60 to 104 19 or to 105 95 those are going to be your battlegrounds again a move above 101 45 your battleground becomes 103 60 104 19 and then in the 105 level either 105 75 or 105 95 now when I take a look at Morgan Stanley on just the daily time frame I'll pull that white background chart out here if you so you can see that prices trading just above that green oscillator and change line at 100 point three five so if again that price close above 101 45 you should see more rally more rally or counter trend rally I don't really have I don't see a pattern out here other than a consolidation that this has been in so that consolidation we can draw that in here give me a moment we'll get that up on our screen and it's pretty evident I think everybody sees that consolidation certainly the at the top that's pretty easy to figure out it should be a little bit higher than that and at the bottom we're probably in about this range right here so you see the consolidation so price could get all the way up to the top that consolidation do I see an A to B equal CD to the upside I really don't although I see what you're looking at but first let's deal or let this deal with the consolidation and then what I would do Hector and Patty is if price broke out of this consolidation but it's to the upside of the downside you've got a measured move that is equal to that consolidation area okay we don't want to use the word consolidation anymore today because that would seem like I'm repeating myself so next question coming in from Brent in Martinez, California Brent wants to take a look at CFMS so let's get that up on our screen out here and CF gets conformist I believe and Brent's question is can you take a look at it you've been patiently waiting for a bottom this is the area I've gone long in the past looks like an army bottom is forming today on the daily the weekly TD account they believe is bar 9 and so let's go take a look at it form so let's pull over just the conformist daily time frame chart and what it does have so Brent mentioned he saw erodesment of indicator bottom he's absolutely correct and that's assuming that we get a bull sash candle today as long as we close over yesterday's high that's what we will get yesterday was the bar following bar 9 of a TD 9 count so that's always a bottom signal and yesterday was wave number 7 that's letter G so Brent you've got three bottoms in conformist if this is the area where you typically take a buy then I concur with that now that doesn't mean that you've got battles you do and the first battle is one that is dealing with right now and that's at the bottom of its profile and that level out there so here's your first battle that's at 60 68 cents you trade at 67 you want to see close with 68 the next battle would be 73 the battle above that would be 81 cents and the battle above that would be 86 so that's your field of play you know where the defense is at you're on offense try to take them out and approach with TFNN we'll be right back 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 live from 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so Brent I just wanted to answer your question I do not have a time count bottom on the weekly time frame so this is a chart here so if you're listening on the archive you'll be able to see that chart we're in bar number 3 on a weekly basis out there but the daily time frame does have the bottom patterns the three bottom patterns we looked at you really need to see this close above at 68 cent level otherwise it's kind of suspect out there so the two other questions one coming in from Greg he wants to take a look at Chewie out here CHWY is the so we're just going to go to the white background charts and today is going to become bar number 9 and you're thinking of playing this so the bottom can form on bar number 8-9 to the bar following 9 what I would do because there's an A to B equal CD to the downside in this is I would wait for a bullish reversal candle because that would then give you at least a buy the D point out here and I'd like to see that pattern since you've got the A to B equal CD out here now that's the weekly time frame chart that we're looking at for Chewie the daily time frame chart tells us what it shows that we have a rogment to indicator signal that's the only signal so here what you want to see is some type of bullish reversal candle you don't have that as we speak right now but if you did get that then price would need to take out 45.05 that's the oscillator and change line to say you might have something here now you would have battles at 47.93, 50.88, 55.30 and then your final battleground would be at the 61.20 level that's in the daily time frame for Chewie out there which does again looks like it's going to form a TD9 account for the weekly time frame and a real real reason to pay attention to the daily rogment to indicator signal because that would be your entrant into it. The last question which I don't think I'm going to have enough time to comes from Nicholas he wants to take a look at the ES mini out here and can you go over test any suggestions and so forth I'll tell you what we're going to do out here because the show is over basically so normally during the market update you know I go to my industry charts out here Nicholas stay tuned for that chart we'll just simply go to the ES mini and I'll try to interpret for you what those charts are communicating to us for the multiple time frames Steve Rhodes with TFN have a terrific Thursday folks don't forget tomorrow morning 8 o'clock sharp is when we'll start the show but of course you can listen to the archive version between one and two take care folks