The following is a presentation of TFNN. The Tiger Technician Hour with your host, Basil Chapman. Call now. Call free at 1-877-927-6648. Good morning, everyone. Basil Chapman here on this Friday, the 11th of August. Gosh, time is flying fast for us here in the Boston area. Summer's just about done. I mean, summer itself. The sun's setting earlier and earlier. Actually, this August has been very cool. Usually, it's stinking hot. Anyway, with the Dow of 55,000, 35,232, remember, we've been discussing for quite some time. I'm going to go to this chart right here. In fact, I thought technical Friday maybe for once. I'll just show you all these different charts. A lot of them, I don't even look at it for weeks and weeks and weeks and then I'll look at it and say, oh, yeah, that's right. For instance, this one here. This is just the Dow, the S&P, the NDX100 and the SMHs because they move nicely in sync. All right, well, in sync. Summer's sinking right now. I want you to go to this chart right. Oh, did I lose it? No, no, no. Oh, there it is. No, this is not it. Oh, I just worked and there it is. Okay. So this is the monthly chart of the S&P in blue. And this is the monthly chart of the SOX. This is the semiconductor. This is the key. This is the semiconductor index. And what I always say is that as long as I can remember, where the semiconductors go, the market tends to go, that's just the general rule that I have. And you can see almost every look at all the lows, look at the high, sometimes a little early, sometimes a little late, same thing with the bottoms. A lot of the time it's exact, but it could also miss by a couple of months. But mostly you're looking at this trend. And I'm not sure I did this on the spur of the moment. So usually I get the charts a little bit. I'm not sure why there's such a distance between the two of them, whether it's the index on the right, I don't know what it is. But anyway, it just demonstrates it visually very, very nicely. And look what we've got. We've got that high that was made back in November, I believe it was for the SMHs. Yeah, some of December, November of 2021. And so the S&P was at 4808. And the semiconductors was, I think, same time, I can't get it right now. So, but look at the way you've joined, and then look at the bottom, and look at the way we've come up. And now look what we've done. We haven't gone to the all-time high. We're pulling back here, and we're pulling back in sync. And all it says is, if you're watching for this kind of matching toppy formation, this is really a moment that you've got to take, you've got to have respect for the chart. That's all I'm saying. I have a lot of respect for these charts, because there's a tendency for patterns to repeat and for characteristics to repeat. All right, I'm done with that. Now what I want to do is to go to, should I do it here? Should I do it there? You remember I did this the other day.  So look at this. This is just real easy. Pink is negative on the 914, and green is positive. This is an index that we actually, an ETF that we have bought since the AI robotics. And there it is, there it is. It's called the, I never remember the exact name, but it's the robotics ETF. So we've got it much lower, and we've taken profits, some profits, and we kept the core position. Look how it's pulling back. And that's not the one I wanted to share. I wanted to go through each one of these individuals. Look, here's the Dow. Look how green it is. It is not, to this moment, there's a daily chart turned pink. So the Dow is up 39,000 to 35,215,000. Look at the S&P. It has turned pink. And the last time it turned pink was just for one day right there, one day. It went green again, but the last time it turned pink was right there. Now, I don't want to overload everything. I want to make this as simple as possible. I've got one moving average. I don't even have the two. This is one that changes color when it flips negative or positive, right? So if it doesn't go for one bar, then most of the time it goes for quite a few bars. It could go for months, but it could also go for bars, right? Look, all of these. See the other pink turned down, turned down. Look at the QQQ. The QQs are right now down 254 at 366.07. And what we've got is quite a few days of pink. It had one day that was a real fuller back there in May. And then we've got these turned around. So it can be a short period, or it could be a little longer, but it's more than a day or two. If it's only one day, once in a year or two, every other time it's back here. Is that a year or two? Yes, that's back in 2021, December. They had a couple of days pink then green pink. So this is what I always say for people to ask me the question about, could you just trade using the 9 EMA? I'm going to show you something fascinating in a moment. So the answer is yes, but that's not really what you should be doing. That's for your core, that's holding the core position to confirm a buy signal that goes to a buy mode, meaning it can stay that way for a long time, or a sell signal that can go to a sell mode. We're now in a sell mode and we don't know how long it's going to last in the QQQs. Because the IWM took a while, but for two days now, two or three days, it's been pink. Look at the SMHs, semiconductors. Look at the steepness of the decline under all those previous, not under, it's touching all those previous support levels and hasn't closed under that yet, but it's in a sell mode. I should mention just for disclosure purposes, we're short from just about the top and we're actually a little bit aggressively short. We have taken some nice, very short-term, I call them, just a tad has been taken off. So, okay, within that context, what we're looking at is gold. Just using this one indicator. I saw today's technical Friday, let's see some of this technical. There's nothing to do. As far as I'm concerned, we have our positions. We're just going to wait until we get a change in inflection point. It could happen at any point and we'll just wait. Meantime, look at this gold. There's this arch formation. There's an arch formation and it successfully turned to wind green. There's an arch formation. There's internal low, residual low, internal low, residual low. Internal low, are we about to make a residual low? Well, we don't know because why? Let's do this. A gold is up one at 1950, testing the 1940 area. This is a continuous contract. Silver with arch formation. Very, very powerful move to the downside. The actual pattern itself is a little bit more positive than gold, but if it breaks this, it's not going to be that positive. So we're watching that closely and silver's up at 2283, up 0.09. Let's go to high-grade copper, high-grade copper. Look at this. In the arch formation, it can go to a dreaded age. And this goes together with... This is international copper, Dr. Copper, we call it, because it's an international sign of economic strength. And yes, wood. This is the I-Shares Global Timber and Forestry EDF. Also just stuck in a range. Not that powerful, but actually impressive that it got this high. So with that, with that context, you're going to be like, HX, so powerful. Still green. Isn't that amazing? I'll be back. That's what's happening. That's what's happening to us. We'll be down for you right back. If you're looking for potential trading setups in the stock market, then Rocket Equities & Options Report is a newsletter you should try. Tommy O'Brien delivers options and equity trades when the markets present them, using a combination of fundamentals and technicals. Sign up for Rocket Equities & Options Report today with a 30-day money-back guarantee so you have nothing to risk. 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Subscribe to the Fibonacci 24-7 newsletter today. TFNN.com Educating Investors. Available to all tigers and tigers for just $1 for the year. There's no catch or added costs when you join our community of traders.  I should have actually shown this. Some of you might have seen that I was drawing this in before I came on air. I didn't do any trading or anything like that. There were just so many things going on. I couldn't do that. But isn't that interesting? So the cup formation that I'm always looking at here, and you can see, I choose always if I can't. It was over here when I was doing that. It was over there. So if I can't see that this is going to make a left-side, right-side price time match using a plum line at the low that's the most obvious, then I say, all right, I'm going to be a little bit more aggressive. I'm going to make it from an earlier point to see if it can get there, and then we'll see if it takes too long. So I choose a particular candle if it's not very obvious from a trough or a cup, a bottom, or a peak D or a trough D. I choose a particular candle, and I chose this right here. And I said, all right, to myself, OK, let's see what happens. And then on the left side, I use a particular technique to draw the chaplain wave inside wedge target resistance line, dash green on the way up, dash pink on the way down. And I drew this in. And we were just, yeah, I think we were maybe starting at 44.70, just starting to move up. But you can see that the MACD started to improve, the Sycastic started to improve. That unbalanced volume, it was lagging badly. But I still drew in the lines, and this is what I drew in. There's this dash green line goes, it gets hit, it acts as resistance, pulls back sharply. That could have been it. But that line did not flip pink. It stayed green. And look what happened. It goes right to the point. This is, look, there is, that is, you see those dots there? That was the end of this price-time match. And now it's gone above it. So are we setting up exactly the same picture as we had yesterday and the day before, and the day before? Huge intraday. If there's an intraday turnaround today, my thinking is that we might actually land up not having that final hour pullback, and we might hold. And one of the reasons why we took profits in some of our positions is I was saying at any point there could be this, the way the VIX, remember we spoke about this yesterday and the day before, and the day before, I said this volatility index, vix, vix.x, there we go. This volatility index just spiked so quickly of almost, in some cases, all-time highs that it got a little too excited, a little too exuberant on the pessimistic side. And therefore we were susceptible and liable to have some kind of a balance at any point. And that's the reason why I decided that we would buy, we would add a long position for subscribers thinking that we cannot be one-sided here. This is more than a bifurcated market. It's all over the show. You've got to find what seems to be working on the long side and seems to be working on the short side and just try to separate all those issues in your mind and just go with each one doing its own analysis. So my analysis here says that the VIX index, even today, spiked up to 16.51. Now it's at 1547. It's there for a reason because, as I said before, it takes a while for these moving averages to cross negative. If they don't happen immediately, it can take a while and it's a process. And in this process, my contention has been that some of these really big cap stocks that are very important have had a pretty decent pullback. I mean, take an apple, for instance. Take an apple. Look, take an apple and just think about the way apple has acted right here with its deepest correction.  But all of this year, it's not had such a powerful move. So it's ready to at least help the market a little bit and certainly the Dow by having a bit of a balance here. And that's the way I'm looking at the market. So I'll continue now. There was two other things that I want you to look at because it was mentioned in the Dan. One was SAVRA. Great, we did an analysis for one of our Dan members, Dan, and we were looking at it. It was in this rectangle formation a couple of days ago. And my contention was that as long as it's working, the nine-period moving average, that's a good sign and it needs to break 3.82 or 3 or something like that, to start leg D. Well, it did that yesterday and what a follow-through today, up 8.5% just today, up 33 cents at 4.17%. I've got this as a leg F in the weekly chart and a leg D. There's that big rectangle in the monthly chart. Remember, we were looking at this candle. I said, if at any point on a weekly basis, it can close above 3.58, the high of March of 2021, that'll already be a big... And it hasn't closed above it, but it's well above it right now at 4.16. So we'll see, but this is ready. Did I mention this or not? I can't remember if I did because this was the... I think I forgot. I saw it and then completely forgot to discuss it. This low here of 0.69, 69 cents back in 2019, that gets an up arrow. That means that every single, as long as no low bar takes out 0.69 on a monthly basis, it means every single peak is counted. And I would have put this in if I remember to do something about it, but it was flashed by me, I remember now and then I just, I forgot all about it. This is called, this is just a fantastic example of a chapter, this is Technical Friday, this is where we do some education and the chapter wave methodology. I should have done this. Oh, how silly that was. So yeah, it's your first big spike from 0.69 in SVRA, Savara Inc. I can only imagine that it's a biotech if Dan's looking at it. No, you look at many other things. So it had a high of 548. In November, it makes its low of 0.69, slightly higher low the next month. That starts a leg A, smiles the leg A, and then that's it. So I like to do this. I like to grab the, I've just done this a couple of times today already, but this last one move, I didn't have any position at all. But look how long a rectangle formation can last. Look at this. See how I drew it in. So same thing, a long rectangle formation. Look at this. It goes, this is a one minute chart. So it might not sound long, but believe me, when you're following it, look how long this has lasted. Look at this. It's from the high right there of 4.20 this morning at 44.86 to the low of, at about 4.41 this morning, Eastern time of 44.77. And then it just stayed there. And look, look at this midpoint range. When it breaks that off to making a P.D. watch out, because if it takes out the base of the rectangle formation, it can go a lot lower. But it did go a lot lower. And now it's balanced. And that makes this whole area a magnet that the price should come back there. So 4.37, so yes, 4.86 at any moment. I'll be back to Sabra. Tigers, candlestick pattern analysis is a primary tool among successful traders, and you should be no different. Candlestick patterns can demystify buy points, sell points, general price movement, and so much more. At 4 p.m. on Monday, August 14th, trader Teddy Keckstadt will be hosting a live, hour-long webinar on Japanese candlestick patterns. Teddy, the author of the Tiger 4x report, has been trading for 33 years, and candlestick patterns have been instrumental to his success. For just $97, see how to use candlestick patterns to analyze stocks and options in order to capitalize on market swings, increase your odds of success, and decrease your risk. 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And then it comes back and it spends months, 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 19. This is a monthly, it takes a year, almost two years and it goes again to a leg C underneath the previous C. Whenever I note that and it pulls back to make a peak C under, and usually I make these gray because I don't have a complete gray because it's underneath the previous high, so gray, gray, gray. I would have typed in here, which I always do, I type in and I say, capway, overlapping wave to leg D and that means that you've got the two streams of power to the upside and it usually powers sharply above that previous high, goes to leg D and then that becomes at least initial support early on. So here we are, we've got the overlapping wave, it goes to a D. So while I'm talking about that, let me just do another technique that I just saw moments ago, I'm not doing any trading on this, I'm just demonstrating it here because you've very lost the security of getting the almost the exact top. So this went to a peak D, the one minute chart of the E-mini and this is called the chapwave instant restart because within two or three bars it made a new recovery high, it went to a leg E. If it does that within two or three bars then I always say, okay, call it an alternate count, give it an E slash A because it could be an E and then it turned down sharply, but there's a possibility with that particular technique that it could go higher and it could go all the way to a whole series of highs to another peak D. So then this one becomes F slash B, this is the price time as we were talking about just a moment ago, it stores right at the resistance that I typed in there, but then it goes higher and that becomes a G slash C and what I'd said over the last, I'd say about a year and a half, I've made it a big deal, it's the one thing in the chapwave methodology of my CD introducing the chapwave methodology book from way back. I say, this is the change when you get to a G, instead of expecting a sharp pullback, be prepared that very quickly you could have a little cup formation and go to a D. So rather put G slash C and then assess and see what happens and look what happened. It went to the D, the on balance volume gave you that exact high right there turns around, magnies down, but that nine period moving average is not turning down. So this becomes because after E it went below the trough that made a peak E it went much deeper. So what I do is I type in chapwave and I usually put it in pink and I make it a little smaller, it's just sitting there and we've seen it in so many charts that I almost forgot about and it just sits there. Now I try to put a time to it, but I need more information at the top to be able to give it a time and be able to draw the diagonal chapwave inside wedge target support line. But in the meantime I should just extend this but it looks to me like the next move is going to be down to the 44, 71, 50 level if I'm correct that this is a chapwave one conventional thread base restart a lot of words but it explains exactly the technique after a peak D. After peak D you go to an E or even an F but it comes back and takes out the little trough that made that peak E and especially if it takes out a low just after D you've got to be careful. That's what I'm saying, we'll see what happens here I'll be back to that because if it's going to work it's going to work before my show finishes or else it's not going to work at all. So with that said so Savara very nice move up and remember I got this very I put this in no I've just put it in now this is a big cup formation my next question came in I want you to do some work on oh if I missed something Yeah, Amgen I'm sorry subscribers I'm opening call I had Amgen I typed it in once we did have Amgen just for a brief while I haven't had it for ages look at that move I typed in yesterday peak D and look where it is now from the 247 area 263 fabulous move that means that some of these farmers especially with Eli Lilly having had a spectacular move Amgen is kind of following in the footsteps next question I had was XLE in the in the Tiger YouTube XLE let's just do this so there was an alternative count remember I say if you've got a Chapman Way flat base restart oh isn't this interesting I remember doing this and saying you know there's no other way I can count this I think we've got an unconventional Chapman Way flat base restart right here in the XLE and look what happened it went to a G I haven't even looked at this for a couple of days and then G remember what I was just saying G slash C when you've got an instant restart and you get to a G be a little bit prepared and call it a G slash C because there's a really good chance that you are not going to pull back just pull back from that G you can do it but be prepared that you could have a big bounce to a D low bowl we got the D right there so this is the energy energy factor now I need to talk about this I might have to talk about one of the stocks that we just got the other day we had it once and we just had the tighter stuff we got stopped out and I got it again because we were expecting a D and it got to that D I'm not going to talk about it so this is the XLE also in the energy sector SMB select energy spider fun look at that cup formation that's holding so well look at this breakout and the cup formation in the week he's gone to a peak C1 C2 and then I need to do this I need to make the Chapman Way falling X formation here we go right there pull back why is it soling on me let's do it again there to there so it's broken out there's the other part of it which becomes a big cup formation so I'll talk it out as we doing it here we are and there's your cup to the right this is a gray leg B why is it gray because the cell this the Cassie just went to 81% the MACD so I can say that the buy mode from the peak C1 C2 double tops in the 1993-94 area and that previous peak D in 94 it's like a magnet the price keeps wanting to go back there so energy is acting very well here that could be another component that says be a little careful in the be a little careful in the overall spectrum of your if you're looking at your chessboard you're looking at yields that refuse to get to go down you're probably popping to the upside even when it looks like they're going to come down and remember I had that I'm jumping around a little bit too much maybe and I'll jump around that's the way I think TLT look at that I said I'm not sure this really is a chapter wave volume price climax reversal I'm not going to treat it like that but I'm going to put it in there just to say let's just watch it and see if it fails because the volume was only from the normal 40 millions not enough for that big spike to downside and you can see here it might turn out and then we don't take out the 34 54 low of the 3rd of May but look at this it's holding pretty darn well but it is turning down so the reason why I went there is I was going to say if yields move higher and crude oil keeps moving higher even though the grains are starting to pull back there's the inflationary stuff and move back those are factors that might cause a little bit of worry I'll be back with those up to 146. 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At the XLE breaking out and that's assist me that if there's something for the market to worry about, maybe the fact that oil is not coming back, that the energy sector is not, has not pulled back with the general market and that's just telling me that there's rotation, this bifurcation, trifurcation, quantification is unfolding now. Look at this, XLP. This is the XLP S&P select consumer staples made a peak D right there and pulling back, it's in a cell mode with the 9-period moving air, it's just going negative right now. And this is the consumer staples. This is usually the area. We've had such a crazy market in the last year or two where the normality is just not the normality. Remember, there was a period where if the market was going down sharply, you would see the S&P consumer staples go to highs, which they did till early this year, till about March or so. But wait a minute, they were going up together with the general market. I mean, really. So that doesn't usually happen because folks go to the more conservative interest-producing sector, which is the staples and not the high beta, or in the case that we were looking at the high PEs of the Magnificent 7. So we've had just crazy things happening. So a couple of questions that I need to get to right before I forget. There was a question about FxI. So FxI made a peak D. It's in a sell mode. Scapped down. It's down 86 sets of 2796. So I'm just saying I'd be a little careful here with China. I know that someone emails me all the time with China positions and really does well. XPEV, I think that's the other one. XPEV is at the electric. Yeah, that's XPING designs, developed markets, manufacturers, smart EVs. They're all having a tough time. I mean, look at this. We got stopped out of, was that the one? No, that's not, yeah. The 3D sell architecture. We made a fantastic gains and we only had a small position to keep one to put more in, but look what happened. It goes from it goes from our entry point in the 16s. It screams up to 2370, pulls back sharply and then has another test goes to 2390. And now it's down at 1615. Something's not quite right. If you're looking at the other stocks that I was looking at as well in the in the battery sector. All right, I'll get to them in a moment, but I'm just saying this is tough and it's really tough because the theme is just keeps slipping away. It's there and then it's gone. So that's the one thing. The other I was going to talk and I said I'd do a little analysis today on ENVX. Yeah, I this is one that I I wanted a subscribers to come right back into. We had enough that I could say it's just a little bit. Let's just hold it even if it goes down two points. It doesn't matter because the little bits that we've taken off really made good money. I I just have to wait all the technicals. There's nothing technically yet that says if it has a bounce that bounces going to hold. It says that it probably needs to test the 14 15 to 14 40 14 50 area, which is a 200 period moving average. Then we'll look at it again. Another question came in. Could I look at? Let's see where was it? Oh, AI. AI. So artificial intelligence. This is the symbol for C3. AI Inc. I want you to show this one. Did I do this yesterday? Look how quickly it went to peak. A, B, C, E, F and G and look, it comes back in this arch formation in a full arch formation retesting just like the gold contract, the GDX. Yeah, it is 30. The low that was made right there after that peak F top back in June pulls back sharply goes down the 27th of June. It goes to 30 31 50 33. No, 31 57. What good we've got? We've got a low today of 31 65. So couple of pennies above. Oh, that particular pattern I want you to show because I'm talking patterns here. Very quick A, B, C, D and even E, F and G and then it usually gives back some. This is giving back a lot more. T, T, D I wrote down. Why did I write that down? Because I haven't got all the notation. I had all the notation. Where did it go? Oh my. Oh, that's T, D. Yeah, T, T, T Wait. Trade desk T, D, D. No, T, T, D.  There it is. Okay. And went very quickly. Look, peak A, B, C, D and a measured move from the left side high of the 16th or so of July all the way to 91 comes back down to the 14th pre-moving average, but that nine doesn't come negative. It holds and it goes to a peak E just a little bit higher and then it comes down and it takes it out and does more than a one to one to the downside. I wrote that down, but now I can't remember why I wanted it. I wrote it down for a reason. Oh, that's right. Just to show you the vertical look, the Magdi was much weaker. The stochastic was much weaker. The on balance volume was much weaker, but that nine kept you going there. So one, two, three, four, five, six, only on the seventh day did it turn negative. Look at the Dow. This is the one, two, three, four, five, six. This is the one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. This is the eighth session and that nine just won't turn down. So that is really impressive. So all I'm saying to you is that if you use different indicators, know what the indicators do. Use them so often that they become yours.  Just know what it does. Get to know it very well and then implement it over and over, practice it, even practice it on stocks you don't have or positions you don't, just like I like to do. I like to keep practicing all the time, notating, notating. Every single look at this. I'll show you this now. Let's just do this real quickly. So you see all the notation here. We got all the notation, right? Look at the S&P. All the notation. There's nothing that that's automated. Wow. Well, I mean on the notation side, the letters, everything else is notated. I only wish that they would be, I can't, I can't feel comfortable knowing that I'm going to get every one. They're going to be some that are just not right. So that's the reason why I do it by hand, because when I have automated it before, I hope to do that again sometime soon. I just haven't been able to do it or find someone that uses Trade Station. I think that's the best. I've got all my notations here to be able to do this because and when you're doing something in software, if you make one change it affects everything that's pertinent to that change. Sometimes you only want it as a one-off.  You know, and then you do it so quickly by I as a human being, and then if it's computerized, it's every time it gets to that pattern it's going to do it, but I'm saying you only refers to this one. So that's the reason. So I just want to show you what's going on here. So I'll be back in a moment, puzzle chapter, tiger fingers, so one segment to go and we'll see if there's a full back cut here. TFNN has just launched their new trading room, the Tiger's Den, hosted at Discord. 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We are here today with Jan Knodl, our extension entomologist and then Anita who is out of Langdon at the Langdon Research Center as our cropping system specialist for our area. And I guess I just wanted to do a quick recording so that way you guys have an easy access to this video.  So I'm just gonna let Jan go ahead and take it over. Okay, well, thank you very much for the invite to talk about one of my favorite insects, the canola flea beetle. I did my PhD research on this insect, so I know quite a bit. And then also I have a PhD graduate student whom you all know, Leslie Rubinow, who is doing some work and trying to finish her PhD this year. So there's two main species of flea beetles that we have that infest canola, the main one is the crucifer flea beetle phylotreta cruciferate and then the striped flea beetle phylotreta striolata. And we'll talk a little bit about the difference between these two species, but they're very tiny beetles, only about two millimeters, eighth of an inch and they're easy to identify the crucifer flea beetle has those shiny black metallic sheen on the elitra or wing covers and then the striped flea beetle has two longitudinal orange lines going over the wing covers and they hop that's how they got the name flea beetle. So they have enlarged hind legs that allow them to hop around from plant to plant and in the field. So for a distribution of the two different species, so this is the last year 2018 that we actually did the flea beetle survey in the fall during the swapping time. And now it's hard to find swath fields, but back 15 years ago, you know everybody swath. And it was a good survey to do, but as we get more direct combine it's harder to sweep the fields for flea beetles, so we kind of decided that it's time to not do the survey anymore. But you can see over here on the left for the crucifer flea beetle very high numbers, if you look at the scale here, this is per 100 sweeps over 1000 and this is so we have very high numbers of the species throughout all the major canola producing areas. And for the striped flea beetle, you can see the scale is quite a bit lower, less than 75, and it's mainly been found here in the northeast, but I've also got several complaints here on the northern areas of the north central region. But it is widespread, as you can see in the state and also in Fargo recently we've had very high populations of striped flea beetles right here on campus. I've received a lot of complaints so that's why and we're actually doing flea beetle insecticide trials here because of the high number of flea beetles. There's a lot of different hosts of the phyletreta flea beetles, they're mainly specific though to the family, but PCA. And the major agriculture host are Argentine canola which isn't grown very much oh yeah that's our main species right now it's the Polish one, which has the smaller seeds that are grown very much anymore in North Dakota. For garden hose it's also a big problem in gardens we always get a lot of complaints, especially late in the season and they go to all these different gardens plants that you may enjoy eating. Lots of weed hose as well, this is a picture of the flick sweet. Phil Pennycrest wild mustard and of course any volunteer canola as well, so it's pretty has a lot of different hosts that it can feed on. And that's why it's doing so well in North Dakota besides the canola. For the life cycle there's only one generation per year and let's start in the winter here with the adult flea beetle it over winters and the shelter belt and leaf debris so it moves out of the canola field. And then once the temperatures warm up to about 57 degrees Fahrenheit, some of the adults will start to emerge and eventually you get more and more coming out as the warmer the temperatures get and then the will meet and then the females will lay eggs in the soil, usually in the canola field close to its host. And it lays about 25 eggs per female they hatch in 12 days about. And then they did form larvae which chew on the secondary root hairs of the canola plant and that takes about 24 to 34 days depending on temperature. And they pupate in the soil kind of looks like a adult as it gets ready to emerge in seven to 10 days. And then we get the next generation often called the summer generation and late July through the fall and these are the ones that feed on the. pods and the leaves of the canola that is maturing so this new generation can be quite high in numbers. So I get a lot of calls from growers who are concerned. They see the flea beetles as you can see here the pods are just covered with them and they're eating the green epidermis layer. But the threshold work that's been done up in Canada is quite high so you need more than 100 to 300 flea beetles per plant. And it kind of they found it dependent on the variety. However, they're usually in the top pods and we get our yield mainly from the lower pods. So usually it hasn't cost a significant. yield loss, however, in drought when the plant is stressed, you know, it may be more of a problem, but we definitely need more research in this area. There is large numbers in the summers will correlate to large overwintering populations, but not always to large spring populations and that's because the weather can have a big impact on how the spring populations do and we'll talk more about that. So the damages from their chewing mouth parts and they have pitting and chewing in the leaves causing defoliation. As you can see in the top picture where there's no insecticide seed treatment. In the bottom picture where we do have a insecticide seed treatment for leaves are pretty good. I still have to remember with insecticide seed treatment, they still need to take a bite out of that plant to get before they get the toxin into their system, so there's still maybe a little bit of chewing on an insecticide seed treatment. So there's really three different types of feeding injury caused by flea beetles the spring one is the most significant on the feed lanes and that's overwintering adults. And then there's the root damage from the larval feeding, however, that's not secondary root here so usually you know they don't feel that causes enough concern. For yield loss. And apparently the seed treatments. I don't know how they work against the larvae I know the Canadian researchers are we looking at this to see if there is maybe potentially more yield loss than the 5%. And then we get the mid summer feeding of that new or summer generation of adults that damage the pods and the main damage of seeds shattering pod drying. And also the potential for diseases to get in there and cause some problems. And usually they're on the top part feeding on those younger pots that are not going to develop anyway. So the main yield impact is stand reduction in the seedling stage here you can see a protected stand here's on protected. So we do stand is going to translate into reduce yield. We also get uneven and delayed maturity which causes problems later when we go to harvest the canola. So overall, it will cause field losses and economic problem. There's a lot of different ways we can monitor for free beetle population, she can visually. field scout and look for the free beetles early you know hopping around. Sweep dining doesn't work very well because the plants are too small when we need to be out there scouting. And then we've used yellow sticky traps throughout the you can use them throughout the year to monitor different population levels. This is attractive though to a lot of different insects so you're going to capture leaf hoppers and flies and other insects on the trap, so you need to be able to identify them. And also there's more than just these two species of free beetles there's probably 10 or more in canola so. I know when I did a short study on that I found more than 10 different species of free beetle present in canola and then we have mustard oil, this is a plant caramel that is a very attractive. to both species, so we put that into a handmade trap to attract live free beetles for Leslie's work. And then also we are involved with some research on aggregation pheromone and sex pheromone for the different species. The threshold for foliar insecticides is runs from the ceiling to six true leaf stages and it's 20 to 25% defoliation. So that would be this picture over here, and this is in the extension publication on free beetles. So it's easy to overestimate the damage and defoliation, so this is just a general guide. And you need to get on, if you're going to spray the foliar you need to be quick about it because the free beetles if they're moving in in large numbers, they can completely defoliate the small plants in 24 hours. So some of the foliar insecticides registered for free beetle and canola are mainly paris solids, which we have relied on over the last 20 years for control, and newer is the diamine group 28. It's mainly for black past, but Alexial does have some potential for controlling free beetles will be testing it. It's fairly new only been out for a couple years. And then there's pre mixes here available. Ridge back is new for 2022. However, I would recommend a pre mix because they're a lower AI active ingredient, because you have two different insecticides. So you're less likely to control it, especially since the other component here may not control free beetles like this is the flux of forest transform, which is for events. And this one here is for mainly left pass like the caterpillars. So you're going to be relying on warrior here lambda cell history, and by thanks for it. And it's a half, essentially a half rate. It's so you're not going to get as much bang for your insecticide. If you use these pre mixes other probably work. But we are concerned about the development of her rethrait resistance. And if you use a lower rate you're more likely to get resistance. So again, we're pretty dependent on our pro rethraits for free beetle control I wish we had more full year insecticides. But we rely primarily on our insecticide C treatments for control of free beetles and wire worms and other soil insects. And the main group we've used over the past decade has been the neo nicotine lights. And the methoxin which is he leaks extra he leaks vibrance and close the antidote prosper ever glow is the two key ones that are used. And most of the canola receives the insecticide C treatment on it. And it depends where you buy your seed from, which one you get and which company you're going with. Diamines is Luma Derm. That one also is very effective against free beetles and cat worms. So newer one, syringotrinilapril. And then this one is new for this year, butanolids for these. And this one doesn't control any other soil insect. It's not. It's systemic but it's not going to work on anything else. And it's a new deal start. So what we've been looking at is insecticide C treatment susceptibility between the two different species of free beetle. Leslie saw a PhD project was run in the and the issue greenhouses here in Fargo, and we tested all the two standards the prosper and he leaks that these are at the standard rates. And then the Luma Derm. And this is the high rate of the Luma Derm and so forth for each one. And then we rated things to determine the damage levels. And we use a rating scale of zero to six, zero, meaning no pets and plant death. The threshold is about right here, three. So if we take a look at the data, this is adjusted mortality for natural mortality. And here is untreated thymothoxin, both the anodine and then syringotrinilapril. And we did a seven days after planting introduction into the cups. And then a 14 day after planting and the oranges crucifer and the blue is the striped flea beetle. So you can see we had excellent survival here in the untreated. So if we look at the thymothoxin, we can see that there was significantly higher survival, or higher mortality in the striped higher survival and crucifer flea beetle. So if we look at the same thing and these little stars indicates a significant level. And then here for syringotrinilapril. So if we look at the trend line, we can see that we were getting pretty good control with the crucifer flea beetles with mortality, you know, 80 and above. With the striped, you can see it's significantly lower, you know, we're only getting 40 to maybe 50%. For the feeding rating, it's kind of the reverse trend. So again, we had significant feeding almost killed the plant in the untreated check. However, here you can see that the crucifer flea beetle has significantly lower feeding injury compared to the striped flea beetles, it was much higher. If you look at the trend lines, we had one treatment where it wasn't significantly different, but all the others were. Really quick. I can't remember if you said it or not, but can you cover which one is more generally in our area? Is there one more than the other? Oh yeah, the crucifer flea beetle is still the dominant species of flea beetle, and the striped flea beetle is increasing in the state. And it's mainly due to this issue that we're seeing here, which is most likely increased tolerance of the striped flea beetle against some of the insecticide seed treatments. And so the stripe definitely has reduced susceptibility. We don't really have a lab colony of flea beetles that we can compare it to to say that it's resistant for sure, but it's what I would call definitely resistance. We, as you as mentioned, we had decreased mortality and increased feeding injury from the stripe compared to the crucifer. And they found something similar up in Canada in 2008 between Pymothox and Eclothianidin. And if we just take a look at the mortality on observation day seven, you can see that the striped flea beetle had significantly lower mortality compared to the crucifer flea beetle for each insecticide seed treatment. So this was rather alarming, so we're probably going to be seeing an increase in striped flea beetle, you know, due to this factor. And we did test the new insecticide seed treatment, the mutaeo start. It is systemic and wherever it's read indicates highest levels of the active ingredient. And you can see it has fairly good residual up to 20 days and flea beetles love to feed on the codlin leaves or the seedling leaves. You can see that's where the active ingredient is concentrated. So we tested this out in the field and in the greenhouse. I'm just going to show the field research. And as I mentioned, our main species was the striped flea beetle here in Fargo, you could hardly find the crucifer one. So we had four treatments. This is a prosper everglow and but a little start at a high rate 16 full analysis per hundred weight. And then the standard rate of prosper everglow and but a little start at the low rate. And again, you're not going to be able to get the tail start by itself. I don't believe the company is going to sell it as combo with the prosper everglow. And here's prosper everglow alone number three, I'm treated check. So you can see we had to these we did evaluation seven and 14 days after emergence. And here's the untreated check almost the dead plant prosper ever go by itself again. The plant that's not going to do very well. And then here's the low rate. And but here's the high rate which obviously did the best. So there was a trend with increasing rate. And then we had to go and spray on top of this trial because we wanted to yield. So we did a fuller application with my friends on high rate to save it. Because we had just high strike three needles. And then here's the plant population. Again, this is treatment one the high rate low rate. As you would expect, it did much better with significant from treatment three and four and for yield. We saw the same thing. The high rate did the best. And then the low rate was was okay, but significant from the untreated check. So both of them work. So the nice thing about retail starters that's an active ingredient that will control the strike flea needle. Because we did see good control in our bio assay with the strike flea needles for the two ectanoids and the diameter. So here's some work from Canada just to give you a visual. Here's the, let's just work with this, this rep here. Here's the untreated. And this half was sprayed with warrior on June 5 they call it thesis up with Canada. And you can see the different city dates as well. And you can see the prosper ever glow was pretty bad. We did get the foliar but the beauty all added in with the prosper ever glow was great and the desisting to make much difference. And you can see the difference between seating date definitely for controlling flea needle. You know, going early is an advantage because the flea needles haven't emerged in high numbers. So getting that seedling as far advanced as we possibly can. Once you get past the sixth stage, it could tolerate quite a bit of a deflation. You can see the later also look better than the May 20th date which was key for they must have hit the peak emergence of flea beetle. And there is I don't want you to think there's nothing we can't use other than chemicals because there is a lot of bio control with flea beetles. And here's some that have been listed in the literature. And there's a parasitic loss. But the problem is the flea beetles just emerge so quickly and high numbers and population density set. It's a very short window. So they tend to overwhelm even though these good insects are out there in the field. They're just overwhelmed and they can't keep up with the flea beetles. So what do we do for management while plant early? You know, soon as you can once the soil temperatures are 38 degrees Fahrenheit. And then use good quality seed that's very vigorous growing. Some of the newer seed is much better. However, there isn't any resistance post plant resistance that has been found in canola. Although Harry, there's been a couple varieties that were Harry leaves that did reduce defoliation a bit. But I don't see these varieties being promoted in the market. No till systems usually have fewer flea beetles because of the micro environment is cooler. So it's less favorable for the flea beetles. They like it very warm and hot. And then use insecticide seed tree that were pretty much needed up in our canola production area. Because we have a fairly reliable flea beetle population that will infest every year. And especially if high populations were observed last season. We're at higher risk. So whether it does affect plant growth. So when it's hot and dry. You're going to maybe see reduce growth of the plant as well as more stand loss because it's not growing as fast. And when it's cool and wet, this is if we could get into the ground and plant the canola would love the temperatures were experiencing right now. It was faster. And it can tolerate, you know, higher levels of feeding because flea beetle does not like it cool and wet. So, when we have these cool web springs we're seeing right now, it really is not favorable for flea beetle. They don't fly as readily. And they will just infest oftentimes the field margins, and they don't feed as much either. But when it's so warm spring, they move around throughout their excellent fliers, and they can find, you know, canola fields wherever they're planted. And you can really have a feeding frenzy when we have hot dry conditions like we did last year. The rain is always good. Even if you use an insecticide seed treatment. Last year. We had a dry year and hot and the insecticide seed treatments be moisture to wash the active ingredient off into the soil, where it's systemically taken up then throughout the plant for protection. And that doesn't happen when we have dry soils. So you need to watch those seed treatments make sure that they're taking up the insecticide and that they're protected, you know, and go out there several times a week because they can move in and large numbers quickly. Especially go out during the warm sunny part of the day. That's the best time to scout. And look to see which species you have. I know you've already made your decision on your insecticide seed treatments, but we need to have this knowledge now moving forward, because the straight flea beetles are power it. And here's the fact sheets that are available on flea beetle and diamond back boss and birth army worm and canola and they're all being updated this year if you look at the date it was printed so especially the flea beetle I have a lot of new information to put into that one. And we are working on a canola insect and disease diagnostic series these are the cards you can throw in your truck, and it will have information on scouting and all the different past, even ones that are key past. So we'll also have information on some of the newer past in there and the natural enemies, as well as pollinators called canola is very attractive to honey bees and other pollinators. So it's important not to spray it at all during flowering. I would encourage people to delay any insecticide sprays, if you can, if the past population is too high, then you can spray at night. So that's all I have and I'll answer any questions though. And I don't know, Anita and I see it Lindsay. I have some observations. Okay, I can share. You want me to quit the PowerPoint or just leave it on. No, that's fine. Okay, fine. Yeah. Over the years, with my experience in Cavalier County, I've always noticed that everybody knows that Cavalier County is a hot bed for canola flea beetles. So there is no way that you won't have flea beetles in county. There are every year you can expect them. You can expect that there couldn't be any good crop in a season but you can expect the flea beetles every year. So, most often are every year I have noticed is like the early planted the most early planted canola gets the gets it very badly. And this is because I think that's the perfect time the coincidence of flea beetles emerging and there is no the food available and this is like the first source of food they have available and they'll just crowd to those fields and I've heard complaints from growers always like they had to, even though they had the seed treatment they had to go and do the foliar spray. And then the second question is, I always every year I used to get the farmers saying like oh we use the seed treatment but still we had to go and do the foliar spray. And then they'll ask like are these seed treatments even working or is it even worth spending money on treating our seed. And that is a valid question and the frustration I can understand from growers. But in our area, which is hard bed for flea beetles, I think it is very, very tough to get by if you don't have the seed treatments. Seed treatments do give us the first line of defense for the crop in our area. However, however, if you notice the higher populations and the feeding continued, you have to go for foliar spraying and that is the only way in our area. You can't, you can get away without using seed treatments if you have the time and you, if that's the only crop you're growing and if you're ready with your spray right the next day when it's out, when it poked out of the ground, the seedling. So you might, you might have a chance with your foliar spray but then just not one spray you have to go. At least two times until the crop grows out of that susceptible stage of seedling, caught lead into six leaves. So there's always the chance but then the seed seed treatments, I've known some growers who just got away with just seed treatments they didn't have to go for foliar spray. It always depends on the timing of your planting and the peak emergence of the flea beetles that you would either go with just a seed treatment or you have to go with the seed treatment and foliar spray. That depends that varies every year and some, some years you can get away with just a seed treatment some years you have to go for both. That's just a life here. Then the other common question I get from growers is, okay, the fall beetle for populations or the late summer populations, they would ask me, what if we spray those populations, would we have a fewer number of beetles the following year. I never understood how to answer that question, but I, this is my kind of guessing on that is like just because you had a heavy infested. Everybody will have these late summer flea beetles crowding in some parts of their fields during late summer, every field, every canola field will have. However, if you just go and treat just your field, it's not going to help to reduce the flea beetle populations the following year in your field because you are surrounded by several fields that are not sprayed and the flea beetles can find refuge there and there are plenty of beetles that survived because they weren't sprayed. So there's always a chance that those beetles can attack your field next year. There is no wall that is protecting your field just because you sprayed last fall because these beetles are strong flyers and they can, they can fly. And they can find your field. However, if that is like a widespread phenomenon, I don't know, Jan, if you could, you could correct me if that is a widespread phenomenon of everybody treating in the fall, would that help, would that have an effect on populations? I don't think so because we have the neighbor of Canada who have populations that can import, we can import from them. Yeah, no, I don't, I agree with you because spraying in the fall, first of all, we got to do it by air and it's going to be expensive and because you don't want to trample your canola and then also the spring temperature and weather, the overwintering mortality is usually significant every year. I mean, it may not seem like it but there's a lot of natural mortality that occurs and then the spring weather like I was talking about impact populations as well. So we want to take advantage of the natural mortality that's occurring from overwintering in addition to the spring weather like we're having now the cool wet springs. It's not only delaying emergence but also causing some disease problems with the flea beetle. Sure, yeah, as those spring and fall, it doesn't add up budget-wise, it doesn't give you the, it's not economically worth and then I don't know whether there are any, it collides with the pre-harvest intervals or like I don't know that about that too much, however, that might be a problem as the crop is maturing. Yeah, the pre-harvest interval for some of the parythritis is I think 28 days but usually it's there's between the time the flea beetles are in there and peaking and harvest would be more than 30 days, so. But yeah, the thing, I did a small study when I was in Minot on flea beetles and swath canola and I found that they weren't in there very long. They were in there for a short period, maybe one week to two weeks. But once it starts to dry down, they move out of there and look for greener fields. So they're actually not in there. You know, once they're in there, they're not going to stay in there. They move out once it starts to dry down, which usually takes about two weeks. So yeah, some of the fall populations are not our enemy. Yeah, they're generally not economic and they don't cause much yield loss. They tried and tried to get them to show yield loss up in Canada where they have higher pressures than what we have and they weren't able to show any yield loss. Yeah, because they do try to stay at the field edges and they kind of like crowd or tend to crowd only on few patchy. It's not evenly spread out the entire feed. So there is no point of spraying. If you can just treat that patch, you go ahead and waste your money on that. But it's not going to help any way for your next crop because they will be there. Yeah, because like you said, they're long distance flyers. No one's really studied how far they can go, but I bet they can move long distance. I've had comments and maybe you have to where after planting there might be two fields right next to each other. And they may have done the same thing. And if had growers say, well, they didn't have to apply a full year, but I did. And would you take that to the overwintering population or I don't know, or maybe it's just probably more than timing with the peak emergence. And once the flea beetles get to a field, they produce an aggregation pheromone, which attracts more flea beetles. So if that's like the first or like Ibiza was saying, if it's one of the earlier fields that was first infested, and you just happen to plant it, the window when the peak emergence occurred, you know, you're going to get more flea beetles than your neighbor. Yeah, and I also I think like I've heard from many growers saying like the fields that have shelter builds are most often hit heavily because that's their overwintering site. Yeah, that's their first entry point is like from the edges of the crop from the ditches or shelter birds, that's, that's where they get heavily hit. And maybe that could make a difference too. Yeah, and I do have a degree model that I worked on for my PhD, but I haven't published it yet. And Leslie was kind of that field validating that. She hasn't had time really to look at that data. So on the other observation, not observation, but I heard this from a testimonial from a grower. He said like, he let he had cereal rye and as a car crop in his field. And he said like he planted the canola into it and he said like he didn't have to spray. The beetle population was very low in his field. And I remember reading about that kind of research in Canada when I attended the canola producer. One year that they were doing research on what's the effect of cover crops on flea beetle populations. They found that there are some a little pathetic effect of rye and other crops on flea beetles and I didn't follow up with what happened with that research but Jan you might have an idea or like you know. But there's definitely the flea beetles are not able to find the tiny seedlings in the mix of other grasses. That's definitely the, or even that could be one of the reason or the other one is the effect of microclimate when there is another crop but it's much cooler in that environment right there. That would go in sync with what they saw in the no tail as well. Mm hmm. Yeah, so I think those two are the reasons that it's like finding their, it's their it's difficult for them to find the chemical cues that are drawn by the canola plant in the mix of grasses and everything or and microclimate is not allowing them to move fast. It's unfavorable for them so they find a site that's more desirable, hot and dry. And they're, they're easy Jan, if they're trying to plan they'll stay there. Yeah. Yeah, and they just love black dirt. That's what we plant on here and farm on. And they, the, the contrast between the little canola plant and the black dirt and, you know, no weeds as giving out plant caramones. And once the flea beetles find it, they release an application for them on so. Come on, friends. Yeah. You can totally see, you know, the frustration, you know, because yeah, like you said, when you get that economic threshold within 24 hours, it's going to spray over and just come in so fast. Yes, there's not much time, especially, especially when the planting season is delayed now they'll be in such a rush to because they're not just going to plant just canola that's not their only crop they have to plant weed they have to plant soybeans. And this is a peak period for them to do go, go, go, go planting. And they don't have time to come back and check on this one. I know. Yes, late, late seasons like this is not good. But yeah, my PhD research looked at different C treatment strategies and one of them was C treatment plus a full layer application at day 21. And because that's usually when most of the C treatment start to give out this day 21 the research is pretty much gone. So, um, I, I did head to Linden may not have like three years of data, said like close to 10 years of data. And the always found wherever I did the foliar on top. It didn't make any difference which insecticide C treatment was was always the highest yield. But it could be due to, I didn't see other insects in there but I think it's just due to the flea beetles, you know, and it's hard to predict when they're going to come out. Especially in canola there is no other insect during that time that was a major effect on the crop. It's just the flea beetles, the only ones active around that time. Yeah, I didn't get that information published but it is. And then I did an economic analysis to and even though you had that extra application of the bifensin. It was still the most economical you still recoup that and had higher yields, even though you had to do the additional spray on top of the seed treatment. The pressure was so high. The slide you put on bears slide like the planting dates. Yeah, the May 20th and May 27th plant planting dates you will, they can get away just with the seed treatments because by that time the peak emergencies are done, and you're catching the tail end populations of the that are coming out so if they for them, the seed treatment would be enough. Yeah, the early ones. Yeah, those are the timing. It's the planting time and the peak emergence if those two coincide. Yes. Yeah. Yeah, reiterating that again. As far as the planting and the early planting and that peak emergence, there really isn't much to it. It's hard to know, like you said, you can't predict it. So, because, like we were saying, you know, earlier the better but at the same time, and if you were saying the early ones were still hit really hard. And so, does it really make that much of a difference. I mean, when you're talking early planting. Yeah, I have a paper too on that. Yeah, the early, the mid planting dates were the worst. Sleepy, it was pretty predictable. You know, most years is going to peak around the end of May. So if you can get it in the ground, you know, the first couple of weeks of May and get it up there and growing, that's beneficial for it. And late, I found actually late planting worked really well for flea beetles, but problem is when the canola flowers during July, it's very sensitive to heat, and that causes flower abortion. So then you ended up, end up with less yield if you plant late because of the heat in July. Yeah, that's what I was about to mention is like you will even though we have a high beetle pressure in the early planted, planted canola, it is still the yields in the early planted crop are always the compensate. Yeah, that was flowering before it gets super hot canola loves this cold temperatures. Yes, yes. It's been great and like I said, it's, you know, for our smaller area up here that is dealing with this. This has been really great. So I don't know if you guys have any last minute questions but I think we kind of covered it all. I have one question though, the Lumiderm or the scientific problem. Is it available on its own or is it in combination with the different. Usually, it's in combination to like the detail start. Yeah, you'll see it listed in the insect guide as combination and again it depends on the company and where you get your seed from. It is available on its own in Canada but not US. Well, that's because we're using the lower rates here up in Canada to use that high rate which works. Yeah. But here, I don't know why but we're using a lower rate so we need the combo combination. I think that I don't know how much the cost difference is but like, we definitely know that the neonics are losing their efficacy. Why do you want to combine them and I know, you know, it's not. That's a chemical company question. I would not recommend that. But definitely that's a good step forward that we are having two new groups. Before we just had the neonics as a sole group and then now we have two more groups so it's a good switch from switching the mode of action and getting away from the auto slow slowing the process of resistance. All right. Well, I appreciate it. I'm going to go ahead and stop the recording. Thanks, Anita. Oh, thank you, Jen.


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Hey, hello, buddies. Thanks for watching. Okay, you guys I'm super excited about this video for two reasons number one I have a tip for you guys that I recently found out about that is gonna save me so much time It's free It's just something a feature that eBay offers that I had no clue about and I'm like How did I not know about this? It's gonna save me so much time and in the comments below Let me know if you knew about this feature. So I was gonna do it on a separate video and then Anyway, so it's gonna look a little different, but let me get my screen share up and Then I'm gonna pull up the video Which probably looks kind of funny. Let me see But you guys should be able to see it and I'm just gonna hit play and I'm gonna let you guys watch it Turn the volume up here and then I Might like fast forward if we'll see we'll see let's see how it goes Okay, so we're talking about speeding things up when we are sending offers now There's a couple things I want to show you but I want to start with first off I have to go into Special fines and these are my husband's items which I cannot Negotiate as much on so Send offers to eligible. I'm gonna click on that. So these are items that people are interested in so I don't Let's see. I'm trying to figure out the best way to do this I'm gonna send offer. Okay, so allow counter offers We have the option to allow counter offers or not allow counter offers when we're sending an offer But this is something I just noticed Automatically send offers your offer will be automatically sent to future interested buyers So I can put a price in here. I'm just gonna do 90 And if I click on this it's gonna set that so that whenever somebody likes this item They will automatically get an offer now. I don't think I'm gonna do that But it's definitely a cool choice. You can see it changes the settings up there Okay, so I'm gonna send the offer Okay, and I'm gonna have to do all of these because what I want to show you next is Something different and I'm just gonna change his Because again what I'm gonna do next. I don't want to apply to his because he prices his stuff in a different Way than I do so that's the tricky part about what I'm about to do is if you want Certain discounts on certain things like this one. I mean he just listed it And I don't even want to send an offer, but I have to if I'm gonna show you this So he's got to 25 on it. I'm just gonna see if it'll let me do to 20 No to 18 so to 18 is the lowest so that's what I'm gonna do and Then There's two more here, and then I'm gonna show you a little trick Let's see if it'll let me do 108 Send offer Okay, good And this one I'm just gonna knock down to 30. Okay now talk about a time saver. Are you right? Okay, so I want to come back over here real quick That is the way I normally do it only I do it from my phone So you saw how long it took to do what eight seven eight items? I don't know it takes a long time to send offers Get ready guys Get ready if you don't know about this. You're gonna be like no way. I was like no way There's just no way. All right. Let me get back to it. All right. Are you ready for the big secret? Ready for this. Let me get into books No Don't know how to get back into out. I just have to un Unselect deselect that item. Okay, so you can see that I have Send offers eligible to 75 items. So watch this you guys Click on start selecting it is gonna select all 75 but actually there's 81, but let's just do the 75. I don't know it must go on to No, I don't know why it says 81. Hmm. That's odd. Okay, so you're gonna click send offers, okay? And I just found out about this so I can put in a percentage and I'm gonna change this to ten Percent off and you can see over here. It says offer twenty seven dollars. So it's gonna show you for each item What your offer is gonna be but I feel like ten percent is a pretty easy, you know, calculated Percent off now. I do like going in and actually doing the items individually, but sometimes I mean I have 74 items eligible that could take me a good 20 minutes, maybe 10 I don't know but you know what I'm saying. It's going to save me time During my day, I wonder if it would be nice if you could click on the ones and make it so it does not send an Offer, but it doesn't look like eBay's offering that yet, but this is pretty cool So I can either allow counter offers or not I'm going to allow it and then they put here's your chance to get this item at a great price I'm just gonna leave that. I know some people tweak it So if you tweak it, it's gonna send it to everyone and then I'm just gonna click ten percent off plus shipping Send offers and all of those offers are gonna be sent and I didn't have to spend 10 15 minutes doing it and Send offers eligible. So there's still 16, but maybe it just has not updated yet All right, let's see send offer sent So I don't have anything that is send offer eligible. So I am good to go on this one All right, you guys That awesome or what so let me know in the comments if you knew about it And if you knew about it, why didn't you tell me because I've been sending them manually like each one every day And I'll tell you I usually have quite a few and I don't know if you guys know this But it is offer to watchers, but do you guys ever randomly get an offer from someone and you're like? I didn't like that item if you go in and look at an item eBay will Count that as like a watch and you guys will get offers. So it's not always In other words if I go in and search comps on something I will get an offer for that item from the person because eBay has alerted them that someone has looked at their item And is showing interest so it may not be somebody that actually hit the like button It could just be somebody that looked at my item. So I don't know sometimes it might be a Little bit of a waste of time because the people looking are not always interested. They're just looking up comps All right, you guys. Are you ready to get in to the stamps rubber stamps? So let me tell you what happened today All right, let me get screen share back up. This is so awesome. I'm so excited Okay, so in my Facebook group Stacy she wrote I Sold my first stamp from my order. I received from Donna Telebot Alina that I posted an unboxing yesterday of yesterday I just listed the mouse ones today still have a lot more to list She paid 210 for a lot of approximately 40 stamps plus other craft supplies She said this one sale has me well on the way to paying off the purchase price Plus I have watchers on several other pieces and then if you look at the top it says update Sold second stamp my highest price listed of the bunch for a hundred and eighty five dollars The lot is now paid for and all the rest is profits see comments for photo of the one that sold for a hundred and eighty five so here is the first one that she sold and It sold for fifty five. I think a best offer of fifty five and then I Will show you the other one here in a second but this is Her channel here Susie Q's never-ending jewelry party Unboxing rubber stamps and craft supplies purchase from Donna Telebot Alina with comps So she goes in and she shows you guys the comparables as she's doing the video kind of like I do sometimes But so it's educational as well as an unboxing which I think is great so definitely go over and show her some love with a sub this is Susie Q's never-ending jewelry party and She bought this from Donna telebot Alina and you guys know that I purchased from Donna tele and tea all the time Well, not all the time, but I have made several purchases. I've done several unboxing videos for you guys and I just had a home run that I bought from auctions for you And I think Nope, that's not the one. Let me see so auctions for you is who I got my box from And here is the video. It's right here. It was a hundred dollar box of vintage toys So she bought out some storage units that were jam-packed full of toys And I said just send me a vintage box for a hundred dollars So this is the video you guys have got to go check it out It was a home run and throughout the video like I have already sold some of the items So I will put sold and I will show you the sole price But if it hasn't sold I show you comparables for every item that I listed Again, this is just kind of a tool to show you guys how I list things my titles How what price range things are in and it's a great way to learn what some of the vintage toys are because I had to Look a bunch of the toys up in this box because I had never seen them before All right, so let's get back to the stamps Wow, I just want to say that I did some research and I found Three stamps that you guys should most definitely be on the lookout for A lot of rubber stamps and we're gonna get to that in a minute a lot of rubber stamps So we're talking about the wood stamps with the rubber on the bottom a lot of them are bread and butter But there are some that can go for big money and if you guys have been watching my sourcing with Bolo buddies channel I've had a couple what sold videos where I have showed some rubber stamps that I have sold for good money so I think it's in my last two what sold videos over on that channel and It was super exciting. I got to tell you when you sell a stamp for forty some dollars and twenty some dollars for one stamp That's just amazing. Now things to look for Vintage or discontinued retired stamps. Those are the ones that are gonna go for the higher dollar amounts now That's not to say that Ones that are not retired can't sell for decent money. Okay, and you can still make decent money bread and butter on Other stamps, but those big money ones. Oh my goodness. She sold one for a hundred and eighty five dollars So it got me searching the one that she sold so we're gonna get into that and let me get my screen share back up So let me give you an example. This is my listing. It's a lot of a hundred and ninety two wood-mounted rubber stamps and these are retired and I don't know if the lot is too big and it's making the shipping too high I don't know if just nobody's interested, but I can't sell these Nobody is buying them. I Have no clue why I think that maybe the shipping is just too much. I don't know I don't think that they'll fit in a I'm looking to see if I have any with the mouse You guys will see in a minute. I Don't see any Because I'd be pulling this listing and grabbing that mouse Alright, so I Don't know but I have it listed. It's ninety two hundred and ninety two stamps It doesn't look like that many does it but each of these have I don't know how many in it and maybe it's my picture Maybe it's a bad picture Maybe I should have put them all close together I mean these haven't even been put together so they come on a thing and you have to like put them on the wood So I don't know but I've got them listed for ninety three seventy four plus shipping So I think calculating shipping would be like if I'm shipping it from Ohio to Ohio So this is probably much lower than it would be if You're in a different state, but yeah, so I can't sell that one I think I would probably do better putting it in small lots and I may end up doing that If it doesn't sell soon All right, the next item. Okay, so this is the item that she sold for I think it was 55 She took a best offer and again Donna Telebot Alino bought out a craft store and She got all of these stamps that were brand new She's got all these crafting supplies and she's auctioning them off now over at her YouTube auction And she has selling events too. So sometimes she'll just be like Okay, I have this up for sale anybody who wants it This is the price and she does special deals and then T does that also So this stamp sold for 55 House mouse, okay Now here's the one that she sold for a best offer of a hundred and eighty five dollars And it sold really fast this one's from 2006 so it's not as old But it's still a old rare retired stamp She couldn't find any comps on this one. I think is what she said in her unboxing video And again, if you go over to her channel, you can see everything that came in this box I think she paid two hundred and ten for it if I remember correctly Okay, the next thing I'm gonna do is I'm gonna show you let's update this and Okay, I was seeing if she had listed anymore so these are probably some of the other items that came in her lot and These are all house mouse. You guys house mouse is a bolo So she's got this one for 1999 24.99. This one is at a hundred and forty nine ninety nine Forty seven ninety nine. I mean she hit the jackpot.  So I'm really looking forward to seeing how many of these she's ends up selling Okay, this one's different this so now we're getting out of the house mouse, but still Here's another house mouse. I Love it. That is fantastic. What a super super score Here's another one two of them house mouse So one Bolo brand of stamps and it's not really the brand I guess it would be the content or The picture is the house mouse if you can find the house mouse definitely pick them up like here's a bread and butter one But still I Mean she just did fantastic and I don't even think she has everything listed yet Now another brand to look for is the Clyban cat Now this one is my listing and I think I took an offer of like $24 in some sense which I thought it was kind of a weird offer because it was only like not even two dollars off the asking price And typically people will just buy it, you know but that's what it says on the side and Mine has been used as you can see but it's a rubber stampede 1991 and the thing that is collectible is this Clyban Cat this cat whatever this cat is for some reason it is really special so it retailed for 650 It's still got the tag on it, but it's not new Here is the other one I sold now. This one is also 1991 and I think this one went for the full asking price of 4680 and after seeing that she sold one for 185 I'm wondering if I should have sold this higher because they did not make me an offer It's kind of special because it says San Francisco So it's gonna hit that special buy or somebody in San Francisco and it's got the cats So it's gonna get the cat collector also. I could not find any comparables. I probably pipe priced it too low You guys can let me know in the comments Let's see 699 is what that one retailed for in 1991, but it is used as you can see I don't know if you can clean these up and get that ink off or not But I didn't mess with it. So super excited about that I picked these up at a thrift store in a small lot I think I paid $1.50 for the lot. So these were the only two cat ones But definitely be on the lookout for this cat Bolo for sure. And if you see other merchandise with this cat on it, definitely check comps Okay, so let's go into the solds for the Clyban cat stamps So this one it sold for 135 and this is a rare stamp. It says and it's got the cats in the trees and If it has a line through it means best offer accepted So I don't know what that one actually sold for but it is above this one That's 49 97 and I've got it searched by highest first. So I'm guessing it sold for more than this one So here are just there's mine And I don't know that's right. I was like I was thinking I had a best offer, but I didn't so 42 99 so pretty pretty cool and Now some up. Oh, there's the one I had But that one okay, so look at that one that one's too. I think mine was bigger Yeah, and mine's in color, but I didn't see that one when I looked up comps When did it sell April 21st, when did mine sell April 24th, so I don't know how I missed it Maybe I didn't catch it because it wasn't in color Now I'm gonna keep going here and You guys can see that The prices are going down so they do some are bread and butter look at this this person listed them like that There's my other one that sold So definitely look for the house mouse and the Clyban. I think I'm saying that right. I could be saying it wrong cat Clyban cat Bolo Bolo Bolo Okay, and again certain ones will be bread and butter, but some of them are big money if you can find the rare ones Okay, another good one to look for oh wait, okay, so I showed you her store So now we're gonna look at some of the house mouse Sold's okay. You guys ready for this $248 People love house mouse stamps. It is Unbelievable what these are selling for so here's hers How cool is that? So I would say that the house mouse is definitely more collectible than the Clyban cat because there are a lot more High solds and I will be honest with you. I knew about the Clyban cat when I got it I knew to search it Just it was like that faint little memory of I think I need to look this cat up But I did not know about the house mouse. Did you know about the house mouse? So let me know in the comments, but look look how many are high price High price high price high prices. That's what I want to say Oh goodness me Okay, so Pretty cool, right now the last thing I wanted to give you guys three So when I was searching I feel like Snoopy Anything Snoopy seems to have decent comps.  Be careful. Don't overpay But you know, you've got single stamps in the 40 and 35 dollar range, which I think is fantastic for a rubber stamp But if you keep scrolling, you're also gonna have Some bread and butter. Okay So not as many high comps with these definitely look it up before you go spending crazy money on Snoopy house mouse Or Clyban cat because they are not all created equal the more rare the item is at the less made The higher the demand the more they're gonna sell for okay like this one sold for 10 50 That's I mean if you get it for a quarter, that's fantastic But you don't want to pay $5 for a stamp because you're thinking oh, I saw on Bola buddies that Snoopy anything Snoopy rubber stamps are gonna sell for big money and you pay $5 for it and It's only a $10 stamp. So just be careful and if you can get it cheap by all means just grab it and go as I always say and I am gonna post a link to Donna telebot Alino and Auctions for you down in the description Along with Susie Q's never-ending jewelry party. So if you guys want to go and show them some love with a sub that would be Awesome. Thanks for being here. Thanks for watching. Let me know what you think about that sending offers tip I just think it's fantastic, and I've used it the last couple days, and I'm like I Just can't believe I didn't know about this. It's just unbelievable. All right, you guys. Thanks for watching