Welcome to Access to Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey guys, good evening everybody. Welcome to another edition of the greatest reality show that's not on television. We'll get to that in a second. Good morning guys. Good afternoon. Good evening depending where you're watching this and whatever part of the world. Welcome to another day. Happy Monday. Hope everybody did well. If you are brandy to the channel, please like, share, subscribe, call board, right? I joined us on a daily mission of independence, clear thinking, and unbiased approach. So let's talk about the market, right? I think, and I tweeted this out about, I don't know, an hour ago, half hour ago, that I don't think that most new traders really understand or really understood the importance of today's rally. Okay, let's kind of go back a couple of data points, right? Last week, number one, we've been basing below the 20-day moving average for two weeks. We closed below the 50-day moving average, and if you watch the video over the weekend, I said the bulls basically have one or two days, literally one or two days to kind of get their act together and reclaim back the 50-day moving average, because if they don't, there's going to be a problem. But I think we were going to reclaim the 50-day moving average today, probably not, right? Probably not. Last week, every single inflation data point got faded, everything looked dismal. We gapped down today after gapping up on the futures yesterday, and this is why I just said it. This is the greatest reality show that's not on television. There's no scripts, there's no actors. You could only plan out, you could only set a game plan for the next day, okay? You can't control the price action, you don't know definitively what's going to happen. You could only, you know, you could only approach it in a very responsible, fiscally responsible way. And any traders that tells you they know definitively what's going to happen for the next day, they're not doing it. I don't know what they're doing, but they're not doing what we're doing, right? And we all know as traders, expect the unexpected, we don't know what's going to happen. We're going to plan for it, our data's going to be right. Hopefully it's going to play out that way. But to say definitively, I knew what this was going to happen. If any trader this evening, or at any point of the day, knew that we were going to rally, that person's an amateur. There's no possible way on greed's, on God's green earth. After closing below the 50-day moving average, anybody should have said we were going to rally today. But again, it is what it is. The market did what it had to do. It gapped down today. It held the previous day's low, and that's what exactly needed to confirm. It held the previous day's low, and then we just exploded. But the craziest part about today's session was how many times that we reclaimed the 50-day moving average and then lost it. We were kind of going down memory lane in the webinar today about when we had that line in the sand in 2022, and we were joking around, but it felt like that day that the 50-day moving average was lost and reclaimed 20 times throughout the day. Today it wasn't that dramatic, but it did feel like it was at least five, ten times that the queues reclaimed the 50-day and then lost them. And then reclaimed the 50-day and then lost them again. Just an absolute crazy wild ride. And anything that you thought you knew or you potentially had a grip on today completely went the opposite way. I had a very weird day today. I scouted a couple of things at the open. I tried to short the queues. Here's kind of where I tried to short the queues into the 50-day moving average. I felt maybe let's see if they can come back with the 50 if it hits the 50. I think it should fade. The problem was I shorted the queues into the 50-day. They went down a little bit, right? They went down a little bit. Stopped me out. I only lost 30 cents. It wasn't like 30, 33 cents. It wasn't the point of the money. And then the queues came in like $1.50.  And I missed a couple of really good rejections today on Tesla. I caught one rejection today on Tesla. NVIDIA today was an absolute monster. I think that's the best way of saying it. So I didn't know there was an upgrade, right? I didn't know there was an upgrade on NVIDIA today. And this was the first one that kind of just went bonkers. I know a lot of you guys in the webinar took the 412 pivot. I did not. The reason why I didn't take it, I didn't think for a second, once we were still building and trying to confirm Friday's chow that we were going to rally today. For a second, I didn't think so. So I didn't take this pivot.  I even shorted NVIDIA. How crazy is this? I even shorted NVIDIA into supply. It goes down 50, 70 cents instantly, right? Comes back, stops me out. Again, after slippage, I lost like another 20, 30 cents or so. Again, it wasn't a big deal one way or another. And then it ran up another 20 points. So just an absolute chaos.  Ironically, today, ironically, we actually did get some pretty good value to the downside today. Tesla, there was three separate rejections. I think a total of like five, six points. The problem is I only caught one of them, like a dollar in changes. So, but ultimately, I think the most important part is, and this is kind of where I started the recording of, I said most traders, most new traders probably didn't realize how significant today was. And on the close today, if you look at the cues, I said we needed to reclaim, you guys remember, I said we needed to reclaim 69 on the close, right? So we reclaimed 69 on the close. They reclaimed the 50-day. They reclaimed the five-day moving average. Because again, if we would have continued to be building below the 50-day moving average, it would have just been a matter of time until we swan dive. So kudos to the bulls, man. Kudos to the bulls. I really didn't get anything going today. Like I said, I had a couple of scallops. I scalped the meta to the opening range low. It went down about a buck in change. I scalped some Tesla on the rejection, but I missed the video. Actually, I didn't miss the video. I just don't want to do a new video. Why don't you guys tell me it was in a row of 30 points, right? You guys are so rude. So I didn't do a new video. I really didn't do it in the video. And I tried to short the cues and the video into supply. Both of them, I lost like 30 cents. They're really not a big deal. So I really didn't get anything going today. The moral of the story is, and this is kind of what we talk about, the bigger picture kind of taking a step back and looking at everything in a wider lens. At least we know that the market reclaimed back a massive, massive level, right? An absolute massive level. Because again, if we would have been having a day two conversation that we closed below the 50 day moving average, I think it was just been a matter of time that we would have gotten a swan dive. Now the question is, well, can the bulls live with prosperity, right? That's the thing. That's the only question going into tomorrow's session. Can we continue to build on today's rally? We have to, right? The last thing we want to do is tomorrow night have a conversation. Can you believe after that whole big rally, we reclaimed the 50, we reclaimed the five, we gave it all back, right? We don't want to have that conversation. We want to have the conversation. Hey, stocks did a phenomenal job. The bulls did a reclaim. And now we have to build on the levels that we reclaimed today. And that's a very, very important thing. So obviously going into tomorrow, yeah, you want to give the bulls the benefit of the doubt or probably we down 500 points tomorrow, but you want to, all jokes aside, we want to give the bulls the benefit of the doubt. So if you look at the charts that are setting up for tomorrow, right? You got, look at, you know, Amazon, right? Amazon looks great. This thing looks like it's ready to wake up. NVIDIA after a 75 point rally or felt that way, right? Look at the video. NVIDIA reclaimed today the 100, the 50, the 10 day, the five day moving average and after hours is trying to reclaim the 10. So we want to watch NVIDIA tomorrow, right? We want to watch NVIDIA if he can give a day to run. Who knows if NVIDIA can reclaim back the 10 day moving average tomorrow. Maybe this thing has another 10, 11 points, right? Because the 10 day moving average is roughly around, what, 438 or so? If it starts reclaiming 438, the way it traded today, why can't it go back to 450?  I think people were expecting one thing, it went the other, the only good thing that we didn't do today, right? And I was talking to my buddies, guys that I've been trading with since 1999, the one good thing that nobody did today was short into the spike. That's the one thing. If you guys remember a couple of weeks ago, we had this nasty reversal and the market started going up but a lot of my friends got really killed. There was shorting the move and it got run over at least today everybody was patient. At least everybody that I knew was patient. Nobody was shorting just because, well, we didn't think the market can go higher and now we have a bigger picture of lineup for tomorrow's session. And if everything goes well, if the bulls, and if the bulls start building above today's channels, right? Maybe we could actually start stretching back and ultimately, and this is the key level what the bulls need to do, the big level now for the cues, they need to reclaim, obviously, they need to get above taste highs and start building higher. But for us to get a little bit risk on kind of overnights, and again, I think it's a little bit too premature for today, and I believe the market looks great for tomorrow, but it's a little bit premature to start putting on overnights just because, again, I want to see the market get above the 10-day. Now that we got above the 50, got above the five, bit of short-term sentiment, I'd like to see the bulls get above like 72 on the close. If we can get above 272 on the cues, then we can start looking at a little bit more risk for potential overnight exposure. So let me give you guys some ideas for tomorrow. Again, we talked about Amazon. Keep an eye on Amazon. All it needs to do is just get above this channel here. You see this whole range here? One, two, three, four, five. Tomorrow's day six. If they can just get above this range here, Amazon looks pretty good. Look at Google, right? Google, if you look at Google's setup and Amazon's setup, it's kind of the same thing. Look at Google here. Look at above this range here. If they can get above this range here and clear out about a week, a week and a half worth of selling, maybe Google wakes up as well. Let me give you guys a couple more names that I'm watching for tomorrow. Look at AOI. We had this AOI a couple of times last week. We had it on this breakout. We had it on this breakout. Keep an eye on this thing. If AOI starts building above today's range, maybe this thing finally goes. And Roku, let me give you one more. Look at Roku, right? So Roku had this phenomenal, phenomenal run into earnings. You guys remember that? We had a really, really good secondary continuation trade on Roku. Roku finally woke up today.  But Roku woke up today and closed above the five-day moving average, right? This is literally the first sign of life, the first sign of life since its earnings highs. If Roku can just confirm the five-day moving average, maybe he gets a second or third day very aggressive run to the 10-day moving average. Again, if the bulls want to run, the table is set. They did a wonderful, wonderful job today. Obviously, we were prepared for the downside. The downside didn't play out because nothing confirmed. The bulls did a great job. It's like a goalie with a stick save. They did a wonderful, wonderful job. And I've always kind of used this reference when we have a reversal and we stalks to kind of reclaim. It's like the old heavy diesel, right? Now that we found love, what are we going to do? Right? The bulls found love. What are you going to do with it? Right? Don't drop the ball, guys. Don't drop the ball. Let's see if we can continue tomorrow's action.  It's 47 bucks. Come in, it's 47 bucks for 30 days in the webinars. Kick the tires, see the pivots in real time. Get all the other goodies in the webinar that I can't really talk about here. But see if it's right for you.  Guys, have a great night. Hopefully I'll see a lot of new faces in the next couple of days. Look forward to working with you and God's help. We'll see you on tomorrow night's video. Thank you guys.


Robert Foster who has come on as a blade out of nowhere a guy that two weeks ago Nobody knew this guy's name and now they're willing to start him in their fantasy finals. Why well It's the production has been there and you know shame on us for not talking about Robert Foster earlier, but you know How can you blame us? We thought it was a fluke right this guy's just seeing a few targets per game But he's being targeted downfield. He's making big plays It's becoming more of a trend at this point at least 94 receiving yards in four of the last five games He has two touchdowns during that span and if you look at his Style and what he does on the field. He is a deep threat He gets behind the defense that works well with Josh Allen because as we referenced earlier today Josh Allen a guy who is gonna do one of two things He's either going to take off and run the football himself or he's just gonna take a bunch of shots down the field That bodes well for Robert Foster the past two weeks He's played 84 and 96% of the snaps respectively So he is a legitimate starter on the outside for this team Since week 10 where he's really started to get acclimated more in the offense 26% of the air yards. That's a huge market share his adot average depth of target 24.4 all this guy does is catch bombs I like Robert Foster as a sneaky boomer bust wide receiver three heading into week 16 against the New England Patriots the former Alabama Crimson side knows how to get the job done late in the season and Although he wasn't exactly a superstar in Alabama. He may be a fantasy superstar if you win teams championships this weekend


I've got two experiments online on my website, Sheldrake.org at the moment. One of them is a joint attention test. And here I'm exploring something that I don't think anyone else has ever explored. The question is if you have two people concentrating on the same thing at the same time, or nowadays with mass media, we can have millions of people concentrating, watching the same TV show, for example, watching the same football match, millions at the same time. Is there a kind of resonance between minds when people you're watching the same thing as someone else? This hasn't got a standard scientific word. I call it joint attention. We know that joint attention, actually joint attention is established because when babies reach the age of about one, they become capable of joint attention. And it's been a very important part of normal development. That's why with people with babies and toddlers, they go around and they'd say, doggy. And they say, oh, yes, doggy. And it's joint attention on the same thing is essential for human development. Proper, if people who don't have this turn out to be autistic very often. So it's part of our shared world. Anyway, in my joint attention test, you log on online and with another person. In a separate place.  You're just watching the screen, a picture appears. And at random, your partner may be sharing the same picture or a different picture. There's a different pair of pictures for each test. Each trial lasts only 10 seconds. The whole test lasts three minutes. So then what you're asked after 10 seconds, one of the people is asked, was your partner looking at the same picture? And you click saying different. You're right or you're wrong. By chance, you'd be right 50% of the time. In these experiments, it's coming out significantly above chance. It's not a very big effect, but it's very significant. Are we talking 55, 60? What are we talking? We're talking in this case, only about 53, 54. With thousands of trials, it's very significant. Yeah. And anyway, I'm doing a new test at the moment comparing different kinds of pictures. It seems to be working better when you're looking at pictures of faces than landscapes, for example. Or perhaps because it's boring. Interesting. So that's one of my experiments, looking at a new phenomenon. And then of course, I want to scale it up. What happens if you've got 10 people looking at the same thing, 10, 50 or 100? And of course, you could do this live on TV as well, where you could do it with millions. Yes, yes. This would have an enormous effect in interpreting what's happening in modern culture, which involves huge amounts of joint attention. Yet this is completely unexplored because the standard materialist assumption in science is that minds are nothing but brains and they're insulated inside heads. So what you're thinking and looking at has no effect on me at a distance because that's impossible. Your mind's nothing but the physical activity of your brain. The second experiment that I'm running, which I invite people to take part in, is an experimental test of telephone telepathy. More than 80% of the population say that they've had the experience of thinking of someone who then rings. And they say, that's funny, I was just thinking about you. Or they just know who it is when the phone rings before they've looked at the corner ID or answered it with the phone. It's very, very common experience. It works especially well with people who know each other well. Telepathy is about people who are bonded socially. Now, for a hundred years or more since the invention of the telephone, people have observed this. But the so-called skeptics, the dogmatic skeptics, have said, oh, well, it's impossible that it's really telepathy. That can't happen because minds are just inside brains. It's impossible for them to have an influence at a distance. It's nothing but coincidence and selective memory. You remember when you're right, you forget when you're wrong, and so on. Anyway, I've developed a test to test that. And how the test works is you register on my website, showgrade.org. You put in the names of two friends or family members, people you know well and their telephone numbers. The computer then, at a randomized time, picks one of these two people at random, calls them up. So say I was doing the test and you were one of my callers. So my wife, Jill, was the other one. You get a call saying, this is Rupert's telepathy telepathy test. Please think about Rupert. When you're ready, press one. You press one. My phone then rings. The corner ID says telepathy telepathy test. It says, one of your two callers is on the line right now waiting to speak to you. Press one for Alan, press two for Jill. So I then say who I think it is out of these two people. And as soon as I guess, that's recorded on a database. The line opens up and I get instant feedback as to whether I'm right or wrong. And then I can talk for up to a minute. It cuts off after a minute because I'm paying for the call. And... And this test is giving very significant positive results. In my earlier versions of the test, I had four callers. And there the chance rate is 95%. And we were getting rates, average rates of about 45% with hundreds of massively significant statistically. Yeah. And so this, what I'm trying to do at the moment is to find out if people can get better at this by practice. And if they can get better at it, they can get better at it. And I think that's a good thing to do. They can get better at this by practice. And if so, how they practice, how they can develop their intuition. So what I'd like to say to anyone listening to this is that if you're in the US, Canada or UK or Italy, the test doesn't work anywhere else at the moment. Then check it out. Try it with your friends. It doesn't take very long. About 10 minutes for your time to do one of these tests. Spray it spaced over an hour in the mouth or a couple of hours. And this, if I'm inviting people to try and find how to train their intuition. I don't know how to train. They are not that good at these things. I score above chance because I'm not brilliantly intuitive. So I'm asking other people to help with this. And in fact, it could turn into a competition who's got the best intuition. Yeah. Yeah. A global competition. Well, it could even end up, if people find they can practice and get better at it, it could even end up with a telepathy Olympics. Olympics. Who's the most retell person in the world? Yeah. And then I think when we get to that stage, all these boring old skeptics who just know it's possible the evidence isn't there. It doesn't exist. I mean, they'd still exist, but they'd become like the Flat Earth Society. Yeah. Fringe group. They are a fringe group anyway, but they pretend they speak for the science establishment. They don't really, but they pretend to. Anyway, here's a way. Wow. Wow. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That you're what you just summarized there with the joint attention, the study on the telephone telepathy study was basically the essence of what I was getting at with actually when you plant a flag beyond the edge, and then further as you actually you yourself create the tests to further approve the hypothesis and then try and inspire other people around the world to not only create, not only participate in your test, but also create their own tests to try and prove these hypotheses and also. I actually really appreciated the, I think the structure of the two that you spoke about. It's very important. First of all, the joint attention study. I really like how for both of them that you can crowdsource people from around the world. Well, U.S. UK and Australia and Italy. Italy. That's the telephone one. The joint attention test works everywhere. So this is, but there's a big deal because if you can get people from India and Brazil and Russia and all these other countries around the world that are that can, that can do the joint attention one and beyond, let's see if we can get people around the world doing these. I appreciate how I think the structure Rupert that you were describing as somebody that is also a fellow science, scientist, science advocate, science communicator. It's just for me to, for me to view the, the style of your experiments. It sounds quite robust. And in the sense of. Even getting, even getting small incremental differences of training intuition, you can't, you can't pick up a basketball and just walk on to a court and start shooting three pointers. You can't pick up a violin and just start playing Mozart.  You have to train these telepathic abilities in order for you to bump up, like in that example where there's, you know, four in telephone telepathy, if there's four options of my four friends, and if on my rate is only supposed to be 25, but if I'm hitting 45, that's significant. And that's also a big deal. If I'm slowly trying to compete, if I'm becoming the United States is best, a most intuitive telephone telepathist, and then I'm competing against the United Kingdoms in Germany's and, and China's, and I think that's a very interesting style of, of trying to, you know, if, if Rupert, if we can take that flag beyond the edge of what's known, and if we can incentivize people to partake through a sports style, Olympic style process, like what you're teaching. I think that's also very fun and it's engaging. And also the joint attention thing has a lot to do with the modern day. We're approaching all eight billion people soon to be connected on the planet. And if you can release a piece of content and then watch how people watch the content and if they can tell if they're, if other people that they're engaging with, if this person, if, if Rupert is also watching the advancement that's been made in biotech or if Rupert's watching the advancement that's being made in blockchain and cryptocurrency, and then I pick which one Rupert's, you know, watching. And I think that's very interesting given the fact that all eight billion people are now we can, there's a collective zeitgeist that's happening all the time with this pacer of the cycle of media. Absolutely. Well I think this is, that's why I think it's so topical at the moment, the whole question of joint attention. There's never been a capacity for so many people to have so much joint attention. And now everyone agrees, of course, that we're interlinked through the internet and through news media and through radio and television and so forth. But the big blockage to these inquiries within institutional science is this materialist assumption, the mind's nothing but the brain. And that's why no one's doing research on this. It's also one reason why I've, I like doing research in the public domain, and I like doing it outside universities and where anyone can take part. But it's also that I'm forced to work that way because these subjects are so taboo. There's almost no university where you could actually do this research and hold down a job. And you know, because the opposition to these things is very, very strong from dogmatic materialists. I mean, most ordinary people are not opposed. Most ordinary people are interested in these phenomena. But within the academic world, there is this problem of dogmatic materialism.  There's enough people who participate for the results to come in.


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The Magi by William Butler Yates Red for LibreVox.org by Claire Gojé Now as at all times I can see in the mind's eye, in their stiff painted clothes, the pale, unsatisfied ones appear and disappear in the blue depth of the sky, with all their ancient faces like rain-beaten stones and all their helms of silver, hovering side by side, and all their eyes still fixed, hoping to find once more, being by Calvary's turbulence unsatisfied, the uncontrollable mystery on the bestial floor. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. The Magi by William Butler Yates Red for LibreVox.org by Dixie Boyle Now as at all times I can see in the mind's eye, in their stiff painted clothes, the pale, unsatisfied ones appear and disappear in the blue depth of the sky, with all their ancient faces like rain-beaten stones and all their helms of silver, hovering side by side, and all their eyes still fixed, hoping to find once more, being by Calvary's turbulence unsatisfied, the uncontrollable mystery on the bestial floor. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. The Magi by W. B. Yates Red for LibreVox.org by Douglas D. Anderson Now as at all times I can see in the mind's eye, in their stiff painted clothes, the pale, unsatisfied ones appear and disappear in the blue depth of the sky, with all their ancient faces like rain-beaten stones and all their helms of silver, hovering side by side, and all their eyes still fixed, hoping to find once more, being by Calvary's turbulence unsatisfied, the uncontrollable mystery on the bestial floor. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. The Magi by W. B. Yates Red for LibreVox.org by G. M. Anderson Now as at all times I can see in the mind's eye, in their stiff painted clothes, the pale, unsatisfied ones appear and disappear in the blue depth of the sky, with all their ancient faces like rain-beaten stones and all their helms of silver, hovering side by side and all their eyes still fixed, hoping to find once more, being by Calvary's turbulence unsatisfied, the uncontrollable mystery on the bestial floor. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. The Magi by W. B. Yates Red for LibreVox.org by G. M. of Life Now as at all times I can see in the mind's eye, in their stiff painted clothes, the pale unsatisfied ones appear and disappear in the blue depth of the sky, with all their ancient faces like rain-beaten stones and all their helms of silver, hovering side by side and all their eyes still fixed, hoping to find once more, being by Calvary's turbulence unsatisfied, the uncontrollable mystery on the bestial floor. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. The Magi by W. B. Yates Red for LibreVox.org by G. M. J. Now as at all times I can see in the mind's eye, in their stiff painted clothes, the pale unsatisfied ones appear and disappear in the blue depth of the sky, with all their ancient faces like rain-beaten stones and all their helms of silver, hovering side by side and all their eyes still fixed, hoping to find once more, being by Calvary's turbulence unsatisfied, the uncontrollable mystery on the bestial floor. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. The Magi by W. Yates Red for LibreVox.org by G. M. J. Now as at all times I can see in the mind's eye, in their stiff painted clothes, the pale unsatisfied ones appear and disappear in the blue depths of the sky, with all their ancient faces like rain-beaten stones and all their helms of silver, hovering side by side and all their eyes still fixed, hoping to find once more, being by Calvary's turbulence unsatisfied, the uncontrollable mystery on the bestial floor. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. The Magi by W. Yates Red for LibreVox.org by L. Now as at all times I can see in the mind's eye, in their stiff painted clothes, the pale unsatisfied ones appear and disappear in the blue depths of the sky, with all their ancient faces like rain-beaten stones and all their helms of silver, hovering side by side and all their eyes still fixed, hoping to find once more, being by Calvary's turbulence unsatisfied, the uncontrollable mystery on the bestial floor. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Now as at all times I can see in the mind's eye, in their stiff painted clothes, the pale unsatisfied ones appear and disappear in the blue depths of the sky, with all their ancient faces like rain-beaten stones and all their helms of silver, hovering side by side and all their eyes still fixed, hoping to find once more, being by Calvary's turbulence unsatisfied, the uncontrollable mystery on the bestial floor. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. The Magi by W. Yates Red for LibreVox.org by L. Now as at all times I can see in the mind's eye, in their stiff painted clothes, the pale unsatisfied ones appear and disappear in the blue depths of the sky, with all their ancient faces like rain-beaten stones and all their helms of silver, hovering side by side and all their eyes still fixed, hoping to find once more, being by Calvary's turbulence unsatisfied, the uncontrollable mystery on the bestial floor. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. The Magi by W. Yates Red for LibreVox.org by Sean Now as at all times I can see in the mind's eye, in their stiff painted clothes, the pale unsatisfied ones appear and disappear in the blue depths of the sky, with all their ancient faces like rain-beaten stones and all their helms of silver, hovering side by side and all their eyes still fixed, hoping to find once more, being by Calvary's turbulence unsatisfied, the uncontrollable mystery on the bestial floor.


What is going on guys? It's your boy DPJ here today with another Destiny video and in today's Destiny video we have top 5 trials, other sides, clutches and combats. But before we get into the video I have opened a new appell shop if you guys would like to check it out and rock some of that DPJ clothing that would be absolutely epic and it is linked in the top of the video description. Now I hope you guys do enjoy this video. If you could drop a like I will appreciate the support and I'll see you on the next one. Oh my god. Oh yes, Hungering Blade. Come on Gyro please. He's down Gyro. Oh he's self-rest. Jesus Christ, how the hell did I do that? Jesus Christ, that clutch. Dude, I quick-sculpted him so hard. Oh my god. Oh my god. That was amazing. Save that. Save that. Oh my god. That clutch though. All right here it is. Oh my god. Watch out. Watch out. Oh my god. That quick scope. Oh yeah. That just gave me like seven boners. See work.


What is going on guys welcome back to the channel and I appreciate you being here. Today I bring you another Destiny 2 video and today I will guide you to the fastest way in my opinion of getting the Pilaris Lance Catalyst completed to make this PvE beast even more beastly. But before we do that people if you guys would like to support the channel, hitting that thumbs up button truly helps me and the channel out and I do appreciate the support. Okay so the week five of the nascent dawn quest eventually leads to Anna Bray giving you the Pilaris Lance Catalyst. The quest starts with you having to get Javelin Multi-Kills. Here I suggest you simply go into Mars, load up an EP, spawn in a Javelin, let the thrall build up and take them out. If you don't have any Rasputin Armoured Codes, doing public events also on Mars spawns in Javelin so do it that way. But within the escalation protocol let the thrall build up then activate the foamy green shit, get that Javelin and then take them out. You can easily do this in one run. The next step is then to complete three PvP matches. Simply load up Mayhem or whatever other game mode you believe is the fastest way of getting this done and do it people. You don't have to win either so it ain't too bad. The next step is called the higher route you're disrupted. Here you go to Mars, go to this quest mission and run through until you defeat Nuckrus. The next step is then to locate a cache within the Aughton Dynamo. You can see the location of that on screen now. Once you have that the next step is to upload the memory within Ana Brea's servers so head back there. Once you have done that simply talk to Ana Brea and she will reward you the Catalyst. So once you have applied the Catalyst to the Pilaris Lance, the next step in unlocking the Masterwork version of the Pilaris Lance is to kill enemies and get 50 perfect 5th kills. Now there are two locations you can get this done quite easily which I'll show you today. The first place is a place I mentioned where you do the Crimson Catalyst and the Dark Sea Catalyst a while back and that's within the Leviathan Raid.  Stand on a plate. Once you have done that enemies will constantly spawn in. You can easily get this done here by killing these and getting them perfect 5th kills too. But in my opinion an even better place to do this where enemies are much weaker and spawning just as often is untightened. So you want to load up Titan and go to where I go within the video on screen now. Moving these two rooms are a constant flow of enemies. Simply run back and forth between the two rooms and all enemies will respawn most after all which literally can take out with one shot each. Easy than peasy and you should be able to get this done relatively quick. Now both spots are great in their own way. Just the one on Titan you can also do public events and so forth while farming here which is cool too. But guys take your pick do whichever you feel will work best for you. The Masterwork version of the Pilaris Lance gives it an additional perk, Dragonfly. Procedure and kills create an elemental damage explosion making the weapon even better than what it already is for PBE and it causes this weapon to create some damn fireworks for sure guys. And that is it we have come to the end of the video. Now not most people have already probably got this done but I know a few are hesitant to even start it or some got bored halfway through it. Hopefully this guide helps you guys out and not guys I am out. If you enjoyed the video leave a like truly helps me out and hopefully people I will see you on that next one.


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