The spirit of homosexuality is of their father-in-devil.  This is hilarious and he left that liked tweet up for Hours it was there for hours and immediately after he realized that he liked that tweet He set his account to private probably because he's gonna screw it through and make sure that he didn't like any other Gay porn tweets because he maybe thought that he was using his throwaway account not logged into his public account And I'm sure he's got to make sure everything is okay So I don't know if he's even gonna speak to this but if he does speak to this then I would imagine that he is He's going to say he was either hacked or one of his interns or staffers did that and they've been fired because they're Homosexuals and that's evil, but we all know what this is about And I think that lands from the serfs put it best how it started versus how it's going now that video blew up But regardless he hasn't stopped with the anti-gay hate even though we now know that he himself is a homosexual He even attended a straight pride parade, which you're not straight buds So you don't really fit in there But regardless he's continuing with this anti-gay tirade and Things just got a lot worse for him because now the evangelicals are on to him and now they're trying to come after him as well So Joseph Enders of the right wing evangelical news outlet titled Christian Militon put together a documentary Called amazing disgrace, which is a name that's admittedly clever and in it They talked to men who either had relationships with Jesse or claim that he made unwanted sexual advances Towards them take a look these stories first came to light when Jesse's former co-host and alleged decade-long gay lover exposed him so we were sitting on the bed together and All sudden he turned to me and just looked me looked at me and he said What do you want to do? What do you want to do and he said it in a in a tone that was really Insistent and I'd never seen this tone for him before it was like kind of scary kind of scared me like what what do you want to do? I knew what he meant and that I told him Okay, and first I'm scared and I'm like, okay. I'm playing along here. It kind of threw me off my game I guess in a way. I think later. I realize that's kind of something that People do sometimes it's like the devil works in a certain way by intimidating it throws you off your normal game And so he said what do you want to do?  I had already talked to him about that I was interested and next thing you know, he's ripping his clothes off and coming at me basically and I did the same to my clothes off and the next thing you know, we're Fully at it having Not getting detail here, but basically full-on sexual acts former Bond House manager 50-year-old Robert Santner Alleges he witnessed similarly strange behavior in 2021 between Jesse and current Bond producer James Hake What I witnessed him him and Jesse were hugging in hugging each other intensely Rubbing up rubbing each other's shoulder down stuff and he came to a point where I actually saw him kissing him on the cheek Kissing him on a cheek and stuff on the hallway and talking all kinds I can't remember what the words he say, but there were a lot of giggling a lot of giggling in the hallway in his James room And then there was even one time that just really shocked to live in the hell out of me is I went to the laundry room stuff I mean after a check took the laundry out and then when I got out and there was a door open in Jesse's room and There I saw Jesse was sitting in the bed and while James Hake was Wrapped around bed sheets completely around like a burrito with his head sticking out and Jesse was like embracing him hugging him and stuff and then kissing him on the forehead and I was like Hey, are you are you all right? I do they were more than all right. They probably just got laid So, um, yeah, really funny Something that stood out to me was the non-stop porno music in the background of this supposedly serious documentary Very weird. I guess it added to the ambiance but one thing that isn't necessarily clear is How many of these advances were repeated and unwanted because you have some men in this documentary Which you didn't see saying that Jesse Lee Peterson hit on them and tried to engage in sexual activity with him And it made them uncomfortable But they don't necessarily um say that there's a pattern with them It seems as if he'll hit on them or make his move and then move on But yet they still claim that he is a predator and exhibiting predatory behavior because According to this documentary just being a homosexual in general means that you're a predator by definition So a lot of these claims here, you know, it's I don't know if they're alleging anything like nefarious when it comes to Illegal activity, right? But that last guy that we heard from they claimed that Jesse Lee Peterson tried to groom him And that is a fundamental misuse of that term because you can't groom a grown man Grooming refers to pedophiles who prey on children So the use of that word has been completely bastardized by conservatives and that's bad because grooming is something that is very serious That must be stopped But they just say oh well if a gay person is like kissing in public they're grooming No, that's not what that means But either way, so there's one of jesse lee peterson's friends Who has apparently been confronting him about this for years, which I did not know about my assumption Initially was that the first time when people learned about jesse lee peterson potentially being gay was when he added himself But apparently, you know, he's kind of been Pretty brazen despite being in the closet all this time Um, so watch this clip and then towards the end you're actually going to see a humanist report easter egg because yes They took a portion of our clip And they play it so take a look. Here's a video of francis from march Facing off with him at what appears to be the post office across the street from the bond studio Oh, that's nice. He wants me to tell them how I was sleeping with my brother's wife. That's fine, but jesse Why will you not speak on your homosexual behaviors? francis confronted him again in the back of the building with arman martikian in february Capturing it all on video Jesse peterson, I've known you for 25 years personally Will you come see he's not coming over to me. Will you at least stand there? Where you feel safe and talk to me stand up on your porch with the door open and and and shout out to me Why won't you talk to me? I've known you for 25 years I've accused you of heinous things and you will not talk to me You coward francis admits there were also a few clues that should have revealed jesse was a homosexual Long before he ever found out. He wanted to see if I was willing To have a homosexual relationship with him, of course Because that's what he was all about This isn't even the first incident jesse was embroiled in a homosexual scandal in october 2020 After his twitter account liked a gay pornography image after the tweet was left up for hours Jesse's account was immediately locked down and set to private One caller on his daily jlp show broadcast tried asking him about it and peterson hung up on him Did you lock your twitter account because you got caught liking a gay only fans post? Amazing. Do you say I handed my own twitter stuff? Oh, somebody else did it. How come you locked the account? None of your business. What what da?  No, but why you said you why you said a beta man? What you know all that stuff that go on is not real But you being a girl right now. What making you be a girl right now? There's nothing wrong with the jesse. I mean nothing wrong with you being a girl They were they were in goodbye That last phone call was so cringe worthy because you can tell that jesse lee peterson who usually has an answer for everything Was scrambling that was that was really uncomfortable to watch But if you noticed when they showcased the tweet, there was the white bricks the iconic white bricks that we were using for our b-roll in 2020 and 2021 so apparently christian militant is a pretty big fan of the humanist report Thanks for watching. It's so amazing. The one thing that I thought that was funny about that was the guy that said I've accused you of heinous things and you will not talk to me Yeah It's it's so weird because The heinous thing that jesse lee peterson overall is being accused of here Is homosexuality?  You know the whole situation is really bizarre Usually when you're caught like ted haggard.  I'm not sure But once he was caught he was done But jesse lee peterson is trying to pull this trumpian move and he's just trying to push through it Very very bizarre and bold strategy But regardless it seems to be working because he has a relatively big platform And he's still getting thousands thousands of views every single day Now i've got to say i am sensitive to outing having been an individual from the lgbtq plus community who's been outed myself It's traumatic.  I think we have a responsibility to out them, right?  You're what 60 probably maybe almost 70.    So um, yeah bizarre situation But um, here's my policy on jesse lee peterson any time he opens his mouth and says homophobic or transphobic shit Then we have to share this video not the christian militant video share this video because don't give them any clicks or views But share this video share the link to this video right a couple of weeks ago. He slammed fox news for running the pro trans segment Okay, fine jesse. You want to do that? Well, we'll remind you about the skeletons that you have in your closet and to be clear You're seemingly not doing anything wrong.  We're gonna expose you. Sorry


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Next up is one of our partners and we're really proud to have them here. They're all away from Silicon Valley. They came a long way to be here. You may or may not have heard from them before. They don't necessarily fit directly into this puzzle, but I think you're going to be impressed with this innovation and fabulous innovation and design agency again from Silicon Valley. So please give a warm welcome to the stage, the chief creative officer and the product manager from Y Media Labs, Stephen Clements and Shana Stewart. As was just mentioned, I feel a little bit out of place here because we're a design and innovation agency from Silicon Valley and we never make ads. I've never made an ad. We've never made an ad. We're going to talk about something else because our specialty is customer experience design and technology. So we're going to talk about that. And when Will, Will is our director of marketing, when he asked me to come on stage here and talk about customer experience, I thought no problem. No problem because I've spent the last 15 years or so of my career talking about it every day, talking about it to people who actually do it, clients and designers. And so therefore, after thinking about it for the last couple of months, I came to the realization that perhaps talking about it some more is a complete waste of time. And I might as well stand up here and tell some jokes instead. And so I'm a dad. These are dad jokes. I wrote them on the plane. I hope you like them. Waiter, waiter. There's a fly in my soup. That's not a fly. It's a QA bug. Like I said, design and technology. Waiter, waiter. There's a fly in my soup. That's not a fly. It's a loyalty program. Collect nine more and you get a free slug in your salad. Waiter, waiter. No, you see, so a friend of mine, his wife, is a flight attendant for United Airlines. That's not her, by the way, but she says that on every flight without fail, there's at least one customer who is so angry, so bitter, so mad that they start saying things like United is the worst airline. That's not her, by the way, just in case there's anyone from United here. United is the worst airline. You just lost yourself a customer and I'm never going to fly United again. And she thinks in her head, well, she smiles first professionally. And she thinks, sure, of course you're going to fly United again. You're going to go on Kayak. You're going to look at the cheapest flight. You're going to consider your mileage plan and I'll probably see you next time. And again, recently I was having dinner with my wife and she asked me the question, what are some questions that you've had from clients recently? Fun date night, I know, but that's what we do. And I thought about it for a second and I thought, yeah, okay, so there's one question that I've been asked a lot and it's come up over and over again. And it's this, we've been pitching customer experience design and it comes up every time. Yeah, I get it. It sounds cool. This customer experience thing sounds cool, but how will it move the needle? And look, I totally get it, you know, there's no point in spending all this money, all this time, all this effort on customer experience design and have it not move the needle or worse still move the needle in the wrong direction. And someone gets fired. That would be a terrible result. For example, I was recently at a meeting with the head of e-commerce from a major airline. Kind of brings it back to United, but this is not United. Otherwise, we'd be fired. And he said to me that their most vocal customers are in fact the ones who are most profitable. So it's the ones who complain the most, the ones who are so angry, so bitter. They're the most profitable and it's funny, right? And it really adds up to the fact that they end up paying for all this, all these extras that they hadn't considered. So extra legroom seats, extra bags, extra food on the flight. They didn't plan for any of this and it all adds up. It's all revenue. And so therefore those customers are actually their most profitable and it got me thinking, it got me thinking is all revenue good revenue and is it worth putting short-term profits ahead of long-term lifetime customer value? And so I got talking to Shayna here who's one of our brilliant data strategists and we started asking each other some fun questions. So Shayna, tell me design versus economics, those two things are very different. So are they related and if so, how and why? Yes, they're extremely related in my mind. When you think about what economics is, it's the study of human behavior and how it changes over time when exposed to different incentives. And you think about design, it's about creating incentives to reinforce a behavior. So think about purchasing a product or sustain usage over time. So you think about Instagram stories, highly addictive feature, a user clicks and is exposed to content immediately. In this case, the design is simple, it's intuitive and this is a positive incentive that reinforces a behavior that's the click. And you can really think about incentives in two ways. So you can have a positive incentive like in the case for the Instagram stories design that reinforces a behavior, but you can also have a negative incentive that will actually detract a user from doing that behavior. Brilliant. So what I think you're saying Shayna, correct me if I'm wrong, is it's a carrot and a stick. You give people a carrot to reward them for positive behavior and you hit them with a stick to reward them for bad behavior. Exactly. Got it. So the next one is how is our customer experience versus revenue. Are they the same thing or are they different? Sometimes. So I think we've all probably written this slide that customers are willing to pay more for a better experience, right? We all know that the companies that actually have the best customer experience are capturing market demand. But what if I told you that not all revenue is actually tied to a great customer experience? So think about, has anyone overdrafted their bank account for? I have. And it's awful. It's a terrible experience. But what if that was a great customer experience? What if they didn't charge a fee for you taking money that you didn't have? Is that actually good design? In fact, it's not. The overdraft fee is a good design because it's actually a negative incentive. Yeah. And so as a designer, you know, we do a lot of work actually in FinTech. I find designers trying to solve this by creating a fee-less banking experience, no fees, banking experience, and that is a complete waste of effort and time. And it's, you know, I have to coach them and their time is probably better spent on helping customers understand fees and helping them avoid late fees. That's a much better experience for the bank and for the customer. Brilliant. So the next one is habit versus profit. Are they the same thing? Yes. This is my favorite one. They are the same thing. This is where design and economics are on the same page. So habit is actually a sustained behavior that occurs over time. Sound familiar in product. That's actually the best outcome that someone could have. So that's because when you have sustained usage of time over time in a product, the user is actually performing an action that's tied to a monetary model. That just means more money for the business. So yes. Yeah, brilliant. And I think that's a really important one for my designers, especially to call out because we all want to create sticky experiences and talking about it, not just in a kind of emotional sticky way to clients, but actually talking about it in the context of how it will boost profit is really important. So thank you, Shayna. We'll come back and talk a bit more, but for me as a young idealistic svelte designer, this sort of thinking, this business talk is pretty intimidating, if I'm honest, but me also as a more seasoned kind of veteran pragmatic businessman, it makes a lot of sense. And it's taken me many years actually to kind of reach this state, I suppose, of business-minded enlightenment. And I finally come to this conclusion that clients don't actually hire us to make their customers happy. They hire us to make their businesses better. And sometimes when the stars align, it's the same thing. I'd say most of the time it's the same thing, but not always. And now I realize this might strike you as a little bit odd. You know, is this a creative person giving us a business presentation? I get it, but please stick with me and to kind of give you a bit of context so you understand it a bit better. Let me tell you the story. So when I really was a young and idealistic and svelte designer, I wanted to make things that were beautiful, just drop dead gorgeous. That was all I cared about.  Visual aesthetic product porn. And I did this. I was lucky enough in my career to do this for Nike and Xbox and brands like that. And then as my career matured, I started developing a lot more empathy for customers, for the people actually using the products and experiences I was designing. And I wanted to create products and experiences that helped people that were loved, that were talked about. And I really wanted to help tackle those kind of critical life moments that people have, like buying a car, work I did for Audi, or buying a house, work I did for Trulia. And I kind of call this my experience design phase, if you will. And then when I matured again, I developed a much deeper understanding for the clients I served. And I began to appreciate and better understand their decision-making process and how really they were optimizing to make more money. And I did this, for example, helping the Home Depot double their mobile revenue in one year. And I call this my business design phase, if you will. And I think that all great designers have to go through this evolution. It's kind of the holy trinity of design, if you will. Aesthetics, experience and business. And designers that don't get it, that don't graduate along that path, I honestly feel like their careers become inevitably stunted because they don't really understand. They're not thinking about the business imperative. And I had that same advice a long time ago from somebody else. And I can't remember who they were. I can't even remember what they did. I don't even remember if they were in the same industry, but they said something similar to me, that how can you design if you don't understand business? And their suggestion to me was, why don't you buy some stocks? Because I had no interest in stocks and I still kind of fake it a bit.  So I bought in the past Nike and Activision and Nvidia. Nvidia went nuts. I don't know if anyone follows it, but I went up 10X so I made like a thousand bucks. So the drinks are on me, but it gave me as a designer an insight into my client's businesses. Something that I wasn't really aware of before. I started like listening to, you know, analyst reports and things like that. And we do work for first data specifically on their Clover point of sale systems. So those square type things you get in shops and restaurants and bars, you swipe your credit card on them. And we had this meet, so I bought some of their stock. I bought a couple hundred bucks of their stock and it nearly doubled. You see that 75% so that's good, right? But what we did is like we actually and I think I think this is true across the entire stock market, but there was that massive trough on the right which happened just before Christmas and it was like a number of things, a Mueller investigation, Fed rate, raising interest rates, stuff I don't really understand. And we went and had a meeting at first data right at the middle of that trough and it was with their main client and it bombed. They were not really paying attention. They were looking at their phones, texting each other like wildly because they were worried that you know the stock market was in free fall. And we weren't in tune with their business. You know, we weren't in tune with the problems they were facing and that the economics of that of their business. And it was it was tough, man. That was like a tough meeting. And in the past, I've heard many, many designers and sometimes creative directors even say things like money is evil. Business is for other people and these are all true by the way, I've heard that you wrote them down. Clients, they just don't think like us. And of course, these people all want to raise afterwards. And it's true. I think, you know, clients they don't necessarily think or talk like designers or for real people or real people for that matter. And imagine if they did and this is a friend of mine. He runs a blog. It's called What Real People Don't Say About Advertising. You know, and I don't know about you guys, but as a real person, I often find myself wishing there was more info or hoping for a more scalable solution. You know, and who is an absolutely thrilled when they fall into the correct segment. This is all shorthand, right? It's the lingo. It's the language. It's the way we communicate to sort of speed things up. So I get it. And you know, I'll be honest, like, designers aren't any better.  You know, that must have been an amazing Kleenex website, right? Yeah. Okay. And what I've found what I kind of figured out after a while is that clients and designers, they're often talking about the same thing, but they're coming at it from different angles. And it leads to these really long, really contankerous meetings and conference calls. It's kind of like they're talking in different languages. So let me tell you another story. This is a true story. I was on one of those contankerous conference calls and I, my team were presenting a website to a client. You know, it was going round in circles and the client said, I want you to uplift the branding quotient. Literally, literally his words. And one of the designers, it wasn't me. I he said, do you mean make the logo bigger? And the client said, yes. I mean, there's probably a bit more to it as well, but the client did say, yes. So, you know, I know that actually, I just skipped the slide. Let me go back one. And it's this sort of disconnect that I think makes it really hard for anyone to actually buy or sell work. It's just a disconnect. And they're talking about the same things, but they're doing it in different ways. Designers are not talking about the client's priorities. The clients are struggling with what the designers are saying. It's confusing for everyone. So I know there's a lot of creative folk here from different places with different job titles. So let's play a little game. We call this say what. So, Shayna, you're the client. Ask me this question. Steven, why is this variation better than the other ones? So, I've had this question come up and the answer is usually or rather what they're trying to say is really have you tried other things and do you have data to back up your recommendation? Yeah. Exactly. How does this variation create more value without adding more costs? So, yeah, as designers, sometimes we forget that clients are running businesses. Crazy, right? And what we're trying to do or what we need to do is show them how we've considered their operational realities. Shayna. Then actually, how do you increase time to value for this potential customer? That's another one I've heard. So, okay, I get it. You mean how do we make this experience fast and quick? It's a funny language, right? Then we all talk. And so, as a creative director, I often find that my role is translator. That's my job. Day to day. And I've spent many years helping clients understand designers and many years helping designers understand clients. And one thing I've learned is it kind of comes down to this, if you will. Designers get obsessed with the details. They want to create an experience that's simple, human, one-to-one, personal, emotional, all those, all those good things. And then clients, well, you know, they love scalable, enterprise-ready solutions that are one-to-many. And they are quite rightly obsessed with how this is going to make them a gazillion dollars. But of course, these two things, I don't think are at odds. You know, they are each mutually beneficial. And it's not even like it's binary. It's a spectrum. People move along it. And I know designers who can think about scalable, enterprise-ready solutions. I know great clients who can think about simple, human, emotional experiences, you know, in design and technology. And they're the two, the two sides to the same coin, if you ask me. And it's made me come to this realization that design itself is really a tool for making businesses better. So here's what I want you to walk away with. You know, as designers and technologists, we're not artists. We're not creating art. For no other purpose and it makes us feel good. We're designing and engineering solutions that make businesses better. And that's our job. Plain and simple. So at Y Media Labs, where I work, I'm the chief creative officer there, we have this way of thinking built into our DNA. And every day, we strive to use our superpowers of design, strategy and technology to help build better businesses, to help create lasting impact for our clients one to one and one to many. Thank you.


o broaden that base of users and An open source thrives when it has users You have more contributors more donators better feedback better bug bug reports and so on so that's really I Think the most important thing we're doing Is that does that answer it question? Go ahead. Yeah. Yeah, so Yeah, so we transition to open source about a year and a half ago Foley Blenders Prada so the company's been around nine years and almost that entire duration. We're using blender And then piece by piece other applications made their way in and then we just made a big Strategic to shift about a year and a half ago to just open source Except you can see here.  Well, actually I will that's a Yeah, but fortunately most of these tools are cross-platform Any other questions? All right, thanks for coming and I'll be at the inkscape booth if you have any other questions you think of Thanks We're gonna break for half an hour. We'll be back in half an hour with Krita and gimmick as an awesome segue from Ryan. He mentioned Natron Currently it does not have a full-time maintainer or anyone to add features to it if you know any developers who know cute or Python or Want to do packaging? Definitely get in touch get in touch with us Either on their github or at pixels dot us. There's a sub forum for Natron a Lot of people who don't have the skills to code said that they would be willing to back a Patreon or a Kickstarter or donate to it. So There's maybe a little bit of money there probably not a ton and that's not the right reason to go for it But they're definitely looking for help. Thank you You


The following is a presentation of T-F-N-N. Trade what you see with Larry Pezzavento. Call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Now, Larry Pezzavento. Okay, looking good, Billy Ray feeling good, Louis. We're going to take a look at the German DAX. As you can see, it is continuing its downtrend with a little bit more force to the downside this morning. Deutsche Bank stock is considerably under the $7 level and we believe it's going to go to somewhere between $5 and $3 a share when the German government will say, we now take control of the bank. Whether that'll happen or not remains to be seen. The next one we want to look at also is under a great deal of pressure and that is the FTSEE. As we take a look at this, you'll see the FTSEE has got an ABCD structure down there somewhere around 7,000. We're 200 handles away from that. We just missed the 61% retracement on the upside by about five points and now we're heading down. It looks considerably lower. We've been saying that for quite some time but whether that's going to continue that way or not, we really don't know but the good part about this is boys and girls, nobody else does either. Now there's a couple of big things that are happening. I want to bring this to your attention today. This is from our good friend, Rich Anderson from Anderson Capital Management. He gets this from one of his chart services. I think it's QT charts or something like that and you'll notice that they're giving price objectives. You can see here of December corn at $454.7, $487.2 but just look at this. This is actually two days behind. If you look at that $454 level, that's the key level to look at but what we want to do is to look at it the way we look at it and that's what's going to be interesting because if you take a look at this, this is the same chart only we put our patterns in it and we put our ratios in it. You can see that $454 level, we got up there, $454 and the three quarters, that was the 1.618 expansion of the high in June and it's also on the downside, it was a 1.618 expansion down there where you can see the butterfly pattern bottom down at $365 when the tariffs, whatever it was were pushing the market lower. Here we are, a dollar bushel, $4500 higher and you can't find anybody that wants to sell it but boys and girls, if 1.618 brought you to the dance on the downside, you'd think that 1.618 should tell you to leave the dance on the upside. The problem is people get really, really emotional because you have fear and greed and of course fear is a greater emotion than greed so here we are at greed but we hit the number my assumption is we made a top today in December corn how much of a top it's going to be, I don't know and I don't even know if it's going to work or not all I know is that it went to $454, that was the number we were looking at and whether that's going to be the case or not, we have to wait and see what's looking but if we look at the, if you remember yesterday I'm doing this in the midst of a big weather market folks so give me a little slack because a lot of this stuff doesn't work, some of it does. Anyway, look at this weekly chart going back over the last five years, you'll see that the 61% retracement comes in here at 442, da-da guess where July corn is and guess what, we've taken out the highs of 2015, 2016, 2018 and we're sitting right at a 61% retracement while New Crop Christmas Corn is sitting in a 1.618 retracement. Expansion, I wonder if that means anything or not we'll have to wait and see. Let's take a look here at the weather map that we see across Europe, we're having trouble here with wet weather, just take a look at what's happening in Europe, all across Europe you can see it's just other than Spain you can see almost all of Europe, Italy, Germany, all these places are just inundated with wet weather. There's no wet weather in the UK as you can see over there but that doesn't really mean a lot because there's not too much of a corn or soybean crop over in the UK so just watch that as we go through some of these things. As far as the S&P folks, we have a very interesting situation where the market just keeps getting weaker and weaker. Now last night we hit some very important support here, I want to bring it up to you over the past five days we did make a 1.618 expansion down there at 2782, we had a little bit of a three drive to a bottom pattern as you can see with that ABCD format we've had a little bit of a bounce but I think any bounce that you get up to that 2804 is going to be screaming please sell me, please sell me, please sell me and the reason for that is it's a 382 off that high that we made two days ago plus it's going to be where the resistance was way back on May 23rd that comes in at 2804 ie 2803 whether we get there or not remains to be seen so we'll keep watching that as we go through and looking at some of these other markets that we're paying close attention to. I've asked to, yeah the fibs work pretty good Maria, the problem is they don't work all the time and they're very confusing to a lot of people and the reason why is the fact that they don't understand that it's not just one fib number it's a combination of fib numbers coming together from other swings so you put them together with the patterns and that's really what the whole thing is all about that's the real thing to pay really close attention to at least that's the way I look at it whether that's the right way or not I really don't know let's take a look here at a couple of currencies that are really at real critical points these are cross rates that we look at all the time here is the British pound again we want to bring this up because it's gone down there again tested that same bottom you'll see that's the big ABCD pattern going back to January that is a Gartley pattern you have a perfect ABCD everything is set up, it might not work of course but that's what it's looking at now I want to share with you another cross rate the British pound versus the Japanese yen I've got this marked wrong folks because I did it in the middle of the night as usual but you'll see here that this is hold on a second here you'll notice that it says GBP USD cross rate that's not correct, if you look at the far left it's the GDP Japanese yen cross rate so it's pulling down, it's got the same pattern but it's a different cross rate so let's remember this is the British pound versus the Japanese yen it's telling us that the pound should start to gain against the end now whether it does it or not we don't really know but we'll see what's going on I don't know what LYC means Terry so that joke is over my head so we'll have to wait and see like us, oh here it is Linus Corporation, Rare Earth Metal they're supposed to China is going to stop selling us Rare Earth stuff, whatever that is that's probably something like Palladium or something like that speaking of Palladium and Platinum folks, Platinum hit that flat out moment of truth number down there you'll see it as we posted here this morning I don't know if it's held so far but it went right down to that 792 level my beeper has not gone off so I assume that it's still above that level but we'll watch that next morning about Rare Earth stuff folks I have about the Rare Earth I'm thinking about is corn, wheat and soybeans, those are the ones that I'm sort of paying attention to this morning and when we get back I wanted to share with you just a little bit longer term view on the wheat so you'll get an idea of some of these numbers and how they fit together<PHONE_NUMBER> the Taz Profile Scanner is an evolutionary piece of trading software that you will ever try wouldn't you like to approach the markets with confidence as you begin your trading day it's likely that you'll be faced with lots of decisions in order to make the best decision the first thing you'll need is a strategy that will help you minimize your risks 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the upgrades TFNN.com educating investors call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> okay we're back folks and I posted a chart of the long term weekly chart of wheat the reason why I did this is two fold one is that it goes back about five years you can see the big swings that are in there I've marked some of the lunar and solar eclipses just to show you that sometimes they're spot on other times they're off a couple of days sometimes they don't work at all but the primary reason to bring this to your attention is in Dr. Lowe's second book well I think it might have been his fourth book the evolution of technical analysis he spends the first 50 pages of that book looking at the astrology so we'll see there's no wheat chart let's just get it up here I thought I had that problem solved let's see if we get it up I think that's it okay yep I think we're up okay now with the wheat chart but you'll notice that the patterns that are there they work pretty good like other things they don't work all the time but it basically tells you whether there's more buying or selling what we're looking at now in wheat is a market that is rallying up to a 61% retracement on the daily at the same time that we have this monster weather market that is going on out there so it's going to be interesting to see how this unfolds over the next a few days I did have the weather map for China but frankly I didn't think it would be interesting to share it with you but the one for Europe was certainly good Cotton I believe Ruby has made a significant bottom and I'll get this up here so we can take it looking at cotton to fluff because I believe here on the weekly chart you're going to see this as a very very positive very very positive chart you had a three drive to a bottom pattern on the weekly setting right at the 78% level at 65 we've had a good strong rally after that and that tells us that we're looking at something that could be much better I know you're going to ask me about sugar the sweet next Ruby and that's really looking good Mr. Z has already posted the fact I believe we got above 95 we've rally rallied about 6 or 7 cents off that triple bottom so the sugar is acting pretty good and cocoa doesn't need any help at all it still looks pretty good so the softs are doing okay and of course we'll see now with these markets turning especially what we've had in the grains now the whole world wants to buy them they're probably right but the main thing is is that it's going to change that chart that Dennis Gartman talked about remember I posted it several weeks ago I don't need to post it again and I put it into the newsletter a couple times it shows the relationship between stocks and commodities when commodities are bottoming stocks are topping and we are certainly topping folks the key to this market and this is my two cents worth and remember you get what you pay for two cents for what it's worth let me get it up here so we can uh oh please tell me I got it I know I have it I do have it I have this fixed out now how to do this I don't have to fight for it anymore folks let's take a look here at the E-mini and what we're going to do is we're going to look at it on the daily basis you'll notice that where we are now we're trading a little below the price that I posted this yesterday I think we're at $27.85 like we're heading down to $27.30 we've been talking about that for a very long time now something significant happened last night at that 78% level at $27.82 that was one of the gaps that we had on the daily chart I don't remember which one it is here but it's on the S&P cash and that was one of the gaps that was there so let's remember this E-mini goes through overnight stuff whereas the S&P cash does not the ABCD structure here to me is what is very important this would be the very first ABCD correction since we made the low on December the 26th and where does it come in at exactly at the 382 level so we'll see now you'll notice they're talking about jumping the creek well that's where you see the 78 and 61% level we held that for a couple of days we've rallied up to a $28.98 and then Bada Bing, Bada Boom where 100 handles lower very very quickly here in the last six or seven, eight days and it looks like we're heading down to $27.30 now regarding the date the timing part is so difficult folks but the date is based on what we're looking at in the Bradley and frankly when the Bradley works it really works and when it doesn't work well this is not saying very much it doesn't work but if we take a look at this just quickly look at this one more time you'll see that number they were looking at is around June 6th or June 7th that's next next week that's about well it's about eight nine days from here so that'll be like next Thursday or Friday it looks like let's just check this out for a quick move here yeah June 6th would be a that would be a Thursday so let's keep an eye on that that might be something that would be pretty interesting to see that also happens to be the day before Jim 20man's birthday so he was born the day before D-Day so that's that's interesting okay now we want to a little human interest story my eight year old grandson is really interested in world war two my god he knows every single fact about this stuff and he's studying all about Europe and stuff and he was talking about the Berlin Wall with me on Skype and he said I'll bet you don't know when the Berlin Wall came down and I told him oh yes I do it was November the ninth 1989 and the only reason I remember that folks is I was writing a newsletter astro cycles and I made a prediction there that on August November the ninth there would be something so significant happening in the world that it would be on every major newspaper in the world hands down and if it isn't I'll give you a free year subscription to astro cycles that's what I did I mean talk about crazy anyway that's Tom's old Brian's birthday is today happy birthday or is that November 9th oh well whatever anyway that was the fall of the Berlin Wall and little Avery was really shocked to know that that I knew that number but that's what happened and it was on every paper but what did it do to the market absolutely nothing when Reagan said Mr. Gorbachev tear down this wall you know it did tear it down but actually it didn't do anything short term but longer term it was the reason for these huge bull markets that were happening because if you looked at the crash of 1987 on October the 20th that made a 61 it was a day after the crash made a slightly lower low on October the 20th it made a 61% retracement on the long term low going back to August the 9th of 1982 and from there we've gone up people ask me is this a major high that we're looking at I will be able to tell you that if we go below 2700 below 2700 we've made the major damage has occurred the first signal is it goes below 28 27 20 it should hold 2730 but if it doesn't you know that's the ABCD and these fail that's it the key time to watch a course is this June 6th level and then we'll we'll see what happens but if it works that way it's going to set out a really beautiful trading map to look at for a rally and then a big move down because you can see from that Bradley model after August it's heading south and you know you don't always work but you know like old Yogi said you got to dance with the girl you took to the dance so we'll see what happens with it right now it's going lower and if we take out 82 2782 we're heading down to 2730 in my humble opinion<PHONE_NUMBER> if you want to call in the lines are jammed right now folks but they'll open up soon and we'll see how it's going that people are going to hit on to the next level and the week of the event though a just started his brand new service Fibonacci 24 7 and he's already delivering content to his subscribers on a daily basis when the markets opened and even on weekends each Monday you'll 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This segment is brought to you by Think or Swim. For more information, just click the Think or Swim banner on the front page of TFNN.com. Okay, folks, I've posted a chart of the July soybeans. It doesn't show the headings, of course. But that's what July soybeans, there's quite a bit below the level. We've had a big run. They're following wheat and corn. But the key to watch, of course, is the December corn. That's the one that has hit the number spot on. We also hit the number spot on in the wheat. The July soybeans are not the lead. You really want to watch the November soybeans. That's the one. Let's just do that because that's something, I think, for grain traders and, well, for anybody. It's important to watch what the other markets are doing. We'll take a look here at the November bean contract and see what it's doing here this morning. It's not nearly as strong. It's only gone up to the 61% retracement. Let's get this up and then we'll be able to see. Give me one second and we'll have this posted for you. If I've done this correctly and it's done what it's supposed to be doing, it's going to be coming you or post-haste. Here it comes. By golly, this thing is actually working. Holy cow. The front door and raise the rent. There we made the 61% retracement up there at 9.15. We're trading at 9.04 right now, whether that means much or not. I don't know. Folks, I post these patterns for your interest and stuff. Sometimes they work. Sometimes they don't. But the key is that you have to be able to protect yourself with stops and then also being able to take responsibility. By the way, there are some people that get by without using a desktop. In other words, they don't have a stop in the market. But those people are very, very experienced and they trade an equity stop. In other words, if they're in something like, let's say soybeans and they were to gap up 15 cents and they were willing to risk about five, they're going to take that extra 10 cent heat and just get out because that's going to damage equity. If you're trading a very large account, well over at least seven figures, you wouldn't have to risk more than a half of 1% more than $5,000 at any one time. So I know it seems like a lot, but that's how they sometimes handle these things. So I think it's important that we recommend this or bring it to your attention because I think it is pretty important. If you'll remember, one of the things that we mentioned the last couple of weeks is about the fang stocks. That was one of the reasons for our bearishness in the stock market. We've had a lot of these stocks have really gotten hit pretty bad. And one of the ones that we've been watching, of course, has been Google. And if you'll take a look up here, Google is heading towards down another 10% at least with that ABCD structure because that C level, that BC swing was exactly 0.382, which is the minimum Fibonacci level that we look at. So whether this turns or not, we'll have to wait and see. We'll have to see what happens. The grains have sold off a little bit. Folks, I don't know whether that's going to be the top in the corn market. All I did was look at the 1.618 expansion on the bottom, 1.618 expansion on the top. It was at the exact price, $4.54. The high was $4.54 and a half. And whether that's going to mean anything or not, I really don't know. It's just a number, just like it was on the bottom. You don't know.  That's all you can do and then move on. The cattle market is still trying to find a bottom. I haven't done anything in the cattle for quite some time. I'll wait for the bottom to form. But the one that is looking very interesting from a standpoint of fundamentals and stuff would be the hog market. Now, this happens to be the one that I'm looking at here is June hogs. But that's not the one you'd want to be watching. You'd want to be watching August hogs. That's the one I will start following this week because we're coming into June 1st. And that's something that I think is going to be pretty, pretty, pretty amazing. All right, boys and girls, it's time to put your big boy pants on. We got a big one coming. I don't know if it's going to mean much, but it's got all the things that you like to see. Here's what we're looking at. This is the big daddy rabbit of all the commodities is treasury bonds and treasury notes. And as you can see, we hit the 153 level today. We're very close to 153-24. That's where you put your big boy pants on and start to sell, sell, sell. Get in there and sell, as they say, in trading places. And you don't have to risk about more than a half a point, but it looks really interesting. If we take a, what do you mean that's platinum? That's not platinum. That's, that can't be platinum. Are you kidding me?  No, that was treasury bonds. What are you talking about, TFN? That was treasury bonds. Yeah, ZB, that was treasury bonds. Let's take a look. So we're going to cross the pond a little bit here and go over and take a look at the German bond. Let's just move up here. And platinum is showing. Well, it's not showing in my chart. Well, let's go back here. And before we do that bond, let's make sure we do the one that we're watching and not screw everything up. Okay, here's the bond chart. Go a little bit slower here. Click the button. Okay, there's the bonds. We hit 153, I think 152.30 today. I think we're hitting 153-24. That's a three drive pattern. That's a 78% level. That's the, what do you call it? The profit objective on the hidden shoulders pattern. All the things that you like to see. Now, let's go back, it should have been bonds. That's right, I don't see no platinum in there. Okay, let's take a look here at the German bond. This is the 30-year bond in Germany. And we're going to bring it up so you can see it here. Here is the bond. This is the ABCD structure from the end of February. The market went up, came down to a 61% retracement ABCD structure. That was a really nice guard lead level there. That's what we were looking at. We were watching the bonds of the hidden shoulders pattern. And then today we went up and we made that ABCD pattern. So these interest rates are getting ready to turn down. What do you mean no bond yet? I'm, holy cow, we got major problems here. Just a second. I'm seeing the bond. I think I am anyway. Well, maybe not. Hold on just a second, got it. Just a second here, what's going on? I thought I had all these technical problems done, but evidently not. Okay, here is the bond. Mr. Bill is seeing the bond. So somebody's seeing the bond. Anyway, well, okay, that's it. Anyway, I think we're getting really close here in the bonds, whether that means anything to the stock market or not, the correlation there goes back and forth. I don't know if it means a whole lot or not, but we're gonna be coming down here to some pretty strong support here and the stocks is a little bit lower down at that 2730 level. Well, Al, I can tell you this, I can see it and everybody else seems to be seeing it. So I don't know what's happening over there at your place because it's showing the bond is up, the bond is up. I'll be darned. Al, oh, I got it. Al, it just came through. You haven't paid your subscription. Get your check in the mail, Bubba. All right, let's move on here to a couple other things. This one's the main one on my watch list, folks, is this interest rate thing with the bonds because I hear all kinds of rhetoric about why negative interest rates are nothing new. 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The big boys over there in China, they move their money through Hong Kong. And when you see stuff like this, you have to pay very close attention to it. You notice we made that 61% retracement there on May 1st. We've come down really quite sharply. We're trading below 27,000 now. That's another, you know, the bearishness that was there. That was all part of the overall divergence that we were seeing. But one of the key things was a week or so ago, you'll notice here on the Hang Seng index, we had that little three-day rally. It stopped at around 28,000, rallied up to 28,500. I mean, really a dead cat bounce, very similar to what happened in late April and then by the Bing, by the boom. And we know, folks, we are dancing with the Fibonacci level of 618 now very, very shortly at 26,800. Below 26,800 in the Hang Seng is not gonna be a good thing. So just kind of keep an eye on it. That would be equivalent to what we're looking at in the S&P. Below 2700 in the S&P, we're telling us that these things would be, we'll be able to see what's going on. Anyway, whether that's going to be the case or not, we'll have to wait and see whether that's going to be. I see here now that the Christmas corn made 441 and a high of 454, whether that's gonna be a high, who knows, but that's neither here nor there. Fact is a 12% break in corn is a lot in a weather market. So Mr. Z, you might be spot on. That would certainly be the first profit objective if you sold that 454 level. Now, I wanted to mention about one other cross-rate that we haven't, yes we did. Hold on a second. I've already covered that cross-rate. I wanted to do the other one. Oh dear, haven't been able, oh, here's what I wanted to cover. This is really important. This is from our good friend, Dennis Gartman of the Gartman Letter, one of the most expensive and most well-read letters across the board. I think he gets something like 300 bucks a month for this puppy. But if you'll notice here that he posted the S&P 500 here on the weekly chart showing the three little humps there, that is nothing more than a three-drive pattern. We've seen that before somewhere. Let's just take a look and see if that's the thing we're looking at. Well, by golly, here it is. It's a very popular pattern. Many, many technicians look at it and it is a three-drive pattern. We have drive one in January of 2018, drive two in August of 2018 and then we had the last one on May the 1st. And as you can see here, the 382 retracement on this move comes in at 2730, folks. That's the key level to look at. That's the ABCD. That's the bottom line. That's where the game is played at that point because below that, below that, boys and girls, that is not a good sign. Whether that's gonna happen or not, don't know. You know what else? I don't care. I wanna wait till I get to that spot and then we'll watch it very, very closely. I did want to mention one other stock market that is important to those folks down under and that is the Australian 2000. That's the equivalent of RS and P500. And you'll be able to see here that you're looking at a three-drive pattern up here and completing really nicely. And you'll notice that this is a weekly chart going back to 2015 and you can see the highs are lining up right at this week. So you've got a one, two, three, you got a three-drive pattern. Oh my goodness. That's also a reverse point wave. Look at the green triangle where it starts. That's point one down to point A. That's two up to point three. You take out point two at, looks like the 61% retracement of the 2015 low. And where are you now? You're at 1.27 of that. This market should start down right now in the Australian. This is one of the few markets that's been going up. It's defied everything. So it's doing pretty good. Anyway, this should be very, very close here and that Australian weekly. So sort of pay attention to that. That would be really interesting to see if that is going to be the case. All right, that is going to be, let me see here what else we've got here that I wanted to think. Oh, one other reason why the overall bearishness to me it was really quite apparent, but I'm not, I don't follow the fundamentals, but here was the transportation. Here we had a market that here on May 1st, making a right shoulder, just absolutely perfect in time from your left shoulder to your head, your head to your right shoulder, exactly at the 78% level. You take out the highs of August by what, five or 10 points and then you roll over and it's continued to come down. Those were just the divergence that I was seeing when you looked at those folks to see what's going on. LYC is an Australian minor, but I don't know how to find an Australian minor, even if it was under a rock, Terry. So I'm very, very, very sorry. The utilities, I believe so, but the utilities are running into the same thing that we're running. Hold on just a minute. Just give me a second here to get the utility chart up here and we'll get this up here and pull it up. You'll see the three drive pattern here in the utilities. We could easily get up just a little bit higher and then that should be it. There's an ABCD pattern there. That's a very symmetrical pattern here, folks. You've got one, two, three, three drives to a top. You're almost at the 1.618 expansion. I don't know where it's trading right now. Let's just double check to see if utilities got that high because that might be spot on. So let's just take a quick look here at what we're looking at and we will be watching here one second here by the boomer, transportation. We want utilities. We'll get that up. There's a trading at 8.20 while by Golly. We hit it right on the money and backed off. Son of a gun. Well, that's going down too, folks. We hit that 8.811. That was the number and now we're trading at 792. That's not a good sign either. So that's what I'm seeing from the cheap seats. So let's sort of pay attention to it. The main thing is I wanted to mention to you today, folks, that when I post something on the artificial intelligence, it's just a probability just like everything else. I mean, all of this stuff that I'm doing here is related to probabilities. Nothing more, nothing less. I don't know what else to say, but let's just take responsibility and do it. That's the bottom line. I enjoy coming in here to TFNN and giving you information. Fortunately, I don't get too many rotten vegetables thrown at me, but I expect that in the business. But it's all about pattern recognition and ratios and probabilities, folks. That's all it is. I wish I knew which patterns were going to work more than others, but I don't really know. But that's the way the game is played. It's all about risk control. How much are you going to risk? It's just like that slot machine. If you look at it, it says, I've taken in $1.2 million more than I've given out, nor did it ever say, that's absolutely true. Al just sent me something quite funny. Anyway, but it's a slot machine, doesn't say on the front of it that you have no chance of beating me long term. It doesn't tell you that. So, but the thing is, you can put $20 in and take your choice, but it's entertainment. Don't put $200 in. Folks, about 15 years ago, they had credit card machines over in Las Vegas. That lasted about six months and it was a financial disaster for the city. Ooh, really bad juju, bad karma.<PHONE_NUMBER>, we'll be right back. I'm certain you are or strive to be one of the best of the best at everything you do in life. It's the most common trait that we tigers and tigers share. 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For more information, just click the Think or Swim banner on the front page of tfn.com. Okay, folks, I wanted to bring to your attention the one right here you'll be able to see. This is the utilities index that we just posted. You'll notice that 1.618 level that we marked up there at 813. That was the exact high three days ago and now we're starting to back off and we're just going to be telling us whether we're going to be going lower but right now it certainly has. There should be some support coming in at around 780 in utilities but it's really about the bonds here because the bonds are getting ready to make this 153.24. That's mother-garden country, folks. You can't ask for a better payment than that so pay very, very close attention to that. I'll post that bond chart one more time because it's worth the whole price of admission here. Remember on the long-term basis, this is actually, okay, hold on just a second here. There we go. You'll see that's everything you can ask for. It's the objective of the head and shoulders pattern. It's a three drive to a top. It's a 1.618 expansion. It's a 78% retracement of the whole thing so that's why it's so important. So watch those bonds. The German bond has already made the objective so we're the one that's lagging here or now above 153, we're about 20 pips away. Any more weakness in the stock market would probably be a flight to quality or whatever they call that stuff. Whether you're going to use zero interest rates or negative interest rates, whatever remains to be seen, who knows? Remember it's all about probability folks. It's not about certainty. It never will be, it never shall be, and it shouldn't ever be. So pay close attention because whatever it will be shall be and if it is, it will be. And if it cannot be, it shall be. So that's the way it reads here from Caddyshack. One of my favorite movies. 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Hi everyone and welcome. This is Melissa Armo with the stock swishing. I'm here reviewing Walmart. What a tremendous move for this stock. Totally unexpected. Saw all the earnings come out here this morning. I'm just going to take a look here and show you this. All of this in here. Huge, huge, huge move up. Loan here was $91.25, ran up this morning I think it was $144 was the high up here this morning right there. So then it opened and it looked like it was going to hold right in the open. I mean it was holding pretty good into the open. Then it dropped, then it fell, then it held and to me, well the way that I read this is held. It's held today in a tremendous way and I called an option letter in this today or an option call in this today. It's going to just explode whether it's tomorrow, whether it is next week, it is within the time that I called the option. I called two trades. This is really going to have a big move. This was just a huge report for them. So how I look at it is I'm looking to see what is happening in the stock. Is there institutional buying or is there institutional selling? So when I look at Walmart and this is what you've learned in the class from me. When I'm looking at Walmart here, gosh this is so good. I just can't get over how good it was. And the only reason that this didn't flip around today and rally over the high and go green in a big way is simply because the market kind of was dead today, did not really have much momentum in it. That's number one. Number two, it is summer. It is summer. And also this had a Jimongus move. But the fact that it held and the fact that just the whole gap itself. Like I said, I rated the gap this morning per my Golden Gap rating system. This was a fantastic gap, 22 points. So you can't ignore that. You can't ignore it. And again, it did not fail today. So you're going to like how to read this right. In fact, this is going to make new highs soon. I mean, I can't tell you the exact date and obviously, you know, anywhere it goes up and above and beyond and rallying, you'd make money in it going long in here. But this is not that far off the highs and you can't deny it. So 110 was a previous high and stock hit up today over 100. So this, it looks great. They are competing against Amazon and they are really the only ones that possibly could do it. And I really just love this gap. So we will see where it is. As far as the day trade today, I wouldn't say it was hard, but I wouldn't say it was easy. It took two shots. It did work. I was aggressive on this today. It was warranted. It was warranted. It worked. In fact, let's just go over this here. Again, you got to have conviction here. Let me just squeeze it up. You got to have conviction when you trade. If you don't have conviction when you trade, it's hard to trade. If you have conviction when you trade, it's easier to trade. It doesn't mean you'll never have a bad day if you have conviction. That's not, that's not what I'm saying at all. I'm saying you will have far and few between bad days. And even days like today, this actually was a good day for me. Okay. Made out in this today. But I'm saying that if you didn't have the conviction, you may not have hit this here today. You may not have stayed with the trade. You may have killed it. All right. Or not retaken it. And, and, and if you didn't have the conviction, but I did have the conviction. So, and the conviction was in the gap. So here was the rally up this failed. Didn't fail right away is give it a wide stop fail. Drop down, took it almost immediately, almost immediately, which is rare. Almost immediately as soon as we got up, took it again. This was the low of the day. Low of the day in the stock ended up being what 97 91. Yeah. So, and then it just rally, rally, rallyed, went almost up to 100 here in the period. And it would have actually this would have gotten and going over the high and going green today, if it had gotten over 100 second time later, it did not, but it got close. And you could have watched this here right in here where it was basing out. It was trying, trying, trying, trying and when it didn't do it, you know, if you were in this, you had to take it out, but I still had a really nice move in this. And I did tell people they could add to it over 99 for the secondary move, but it worked. If you didn't stick with it, you didn't make out. I love this for long term. This is a top watch for a long term move, bullish move. So we'll see what Walmart does. Good luck, everyone. This looks fantastic. Oh, and we'll see where it goes. This was the play of the day in the socks was show live trading room today. If you'd like to learn how to trade gaps, if you'd like to learn what I do and how to do it for yourself, all right, or be in the room and get my information direction picks daily. You can do the golden gap course this weekend. Email me at Melissa, the stockswush.com to sign up and register.


Hello friends and how are you all today? My name is Priyanka and I shall be helping you with the following question. Please integrate the following. Here the function which is given to us is sin raised to the power 4x. Here we need to integrate this function with respect to dx. Now we can write it as sin square x whole raised to the power 2 into dx and sin square x can be written as 1 minus 2 by 2 whole raised to the power into dx. Now we have now on expanding we have integral of 1 minus 2 cos 2x plus cos square 2x whole divided by 4 into dx. Taking out 1 by 4 common we have 1 by 4 into integral of 1 into dx minus 2 by 4 integral of cos 2x dx plus 1 by 4 integral of cos square 2x dx. Now we have x by 4 minus 1 by 2 integral of cos 2x is sin 2x by 2 plus 1 by 4 here cos square 2x can be written as 1 plus cos 4x by 2 into dx plus c1. So we have x by 4 minus sin 2x by 4 plus 1 by 8 integral of 1 into dx plus 1 by 8 into integral of cos 4x dx plus c1. Now further we have again x by 4 minus sin 2x by 4 plus x by 8 plus sin 4x divided by 8 was already there into 4 plus c1 plus c2. Further we have on adding these two terms 3x by 8 minus 1 by 4 sin 2x plus 1 by 32 that is 8 into 4 sin 4x and c1 plus c2 can be combined and written as c. So the final answer to the session is 3x by 8 minus 1 by 4 sin 2x plus 1 by 32 sin 4x plus c. So this completes the session hope you understood it well and enjoyed it too.


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So, databases not only store data but they also allow us for data retrieval and we can also do some downstream analysis on that data sets. Let's see how we can get the DNA data from NCBI. So here is the web page of NCBI. For example, I want to search for my favorite gene P53 basically it's a gene that is tumor spressor gene. So mostly the people who are studying cancers they must be aware of it. So I put P53 in the search box then I click on go button and here we get the results. So we can find many ID entries like our 9000 entries are there. We are just looking into the first page and in this I just pick up the first two. So let's we click at the top one which is a P53 the ID is 27686777. There is a description that what this gene is it's actually coming from Rosophila and the location is it's coming from chromosome number 3 and we see some what they call them as aliases. These are basically some alternative names of this gene. So now then we move on down below in the click on the first gene and then we come up to this page which we have at the top we have actually it was a big page but I chopped off into small sections. So here we see the summary of this gene. So official symbol it's P53 provided by FlyBase which is also written in the primary source. So it's coming from the FlyBase. So that is a database that stores the genome of this fruit fly Rosophila. Then the locus tag and then the gene type it is protein coding. Refseq status says reviewed. So sometimes the genes are submitted and reviewed by some other scientists. So this gene has been reviewed. In the organism section we see the classification of that organism and then obviously it's as we have seen earlier the aliases are written down below. So we can look into it's structure of this gene and it's coordinates genomic coordinates where we can see the location from where it is coming from. We can also see the orientations the directions in which it is going down below. In genomic regions transcripts and products tab we can look into it's products. So the genes when they are expressed the DNA is then converted into RNA and since it's a eukaryotic genome where there is alternative splicing. So we can find different alternative splice variants of this gene. Then on the towards upper right side there is written as go to nucleotides, graphics, FASTA and gene bank. So that is the different views with which I can get access to the data files associated with this gene. So let's click gene back and we see this entry in gene bank how does it look. Again we see the name of the gene we see locus so that is where it's ID is written. Length of the gene it's 4,426 base pairs DNA is a linear type of the DNA then we have the submission date then the definition line that is describing the organisms name and the chromosome from which it's coming then we have accession in the regions in the genome from which it's coming then obviously we have the variant so it says 0,3337.3 so they should have been 0.1, 0.2 and since this is the third review so we see that thing over there in this dot 3 with the name. Down below we also see the reference or the authors from which this gene is coming and then their publication so it was published in science. We scroll down here we see the features of this gene so we see the total length of the gene is 4,426 down below we see messenger RNA so messenger RNA since it's being a eukaryotic gene it's coming from the exons so the regions from which it's coming they are shown below with the word join then within that messenger RNA we find coding sequences so coding sequences are the parts of messenger RNA which are translated into the proteins so they are further subsets within the those messenger RNA regions and down below we see the translated variant where we can see the word is written as translation where we can see the amino acid sequence coming from this gene. In the end till we reach the word called as origin and here we can see the actual nucleotide sequences which are present starting from one up till the last nucleotide and the sequence ends with this double slash sign. So DNA sequences are stored in DNA databases in specific format and gene bank is kind of a standard format.