That's what I chose to do. Okay, here's Justin talking Super Bowl champion, great guy, financial genius. He is with us right now on the K Show. Justin, it's Michael Donham. Peter, how are you? I'm doing good, guys, how are you? We're doing very well. So, let's break down Giants Eagles. I know who you're rooting for. Who do you, how do you think this game plays out? I mean listen, the Eagles, there's no surprise that the Eagles have had our number, especially in Philly, a lake. It's embarrassing to say, but I think I was on the last team with the Giants, they're on the Philly in one. And I'm hoping it gets eradicated on Saturday or tomorrow. I think if you look at both these teams, and again, I'm not saying I'm not diving into the weeks like I was when I was playing, but if I'm just looking at them from the naked eye, I say that both are headed in different directions since we played them, or they played us in net life. The Giants seem to be a team that's playing, you know, Harold and Friar, they're starting to jail, they're playing their best football of the year at the right time, and the Eagles seem to not be. Now that doesn't mean that they haven't, even if this week all has been corrected some things and got a little bit more healthy, then they come out and they look more like the team that deservedly so have the number one seed. But, you know, for what I've seen from the Giants the last few weeks, it makes me pause and think, you know, they have a shot here. Now, I was asking this question two months ago. No, I would definitely be saying that the Giants don't have a shot because they're not playing like a team, but like, do these playoffs teams show up? And I know the Eagles have a lot of individual players, but they haven't played like the team that they did previously, so I'll be excited about this game. Now, this should be a lot of fun. It's a big stat to me, Justin, 70 sacks for the Eagles. And can the Giants design and is it all about just the offensive line protecting, or can Kafka come up with plays to use the aggressiveness of that eagle defense against them? Well, I think it's too full.  They have to open up, you know, running lanes and holes to stay cornered at running, to keep us, you know, able to keep them, you know, not make us one-dimensional. We get into some second long and third long, and that's a ball game that we, I don't think we, that definitely gives the Eagles the upper hand there. But we can stay in front of the chains, you know, get to these manageable situations where you can dial in the movement of Danny Jones and get them in and out of the pocket on some plays. And keeping that team, the Eagles team a little bit at bay for, you know, how aggressive they can be. I mean, that's the game plan, I think. So I think it's a little bit too full. All right, so they're playing in Philadelphia. It is known as a very difficult place to play. So I want to ask you, Justin, does an opposing crowd, someone who's talking about your family and the bad things about your family, does it impact the way you play? I think that the offensive and defense question, for defense, I always wanted to go in with these types. I actually enjoy playing in Philly and all these other, in Oakland and all these places that are deemed to be routed for opposing teams. I would assume that the offensive side of the ball will probably answer that question differently.  Their fan base is Lunatics, and they let it be known from, you know, I mean, obviously, way before you get in the park. But some of the things I've seen from seven-year-old kids when our bus was driving into the link, I definitely haven't seen in other places. So you definitely have to have your mind right going into that place. But I think it fuels you. I've always looked at it as something that fueled me to play better. While trying to stay on brand, Justin, can you repeat or come close to repeating the worst thing that was ever said to you in Philadelphia? It wasn't about saying, because like, you don't even really hear that. But like I've said, I've gotten moved by what looked like a seven-year-old. I've had a parent hand what looked like a son. This is the same kid, by the way. I've had a seven-year-old, the kid that looks like he's seven years old. His dad handed him a bug-wider to throw at our bus. The kid had an arm, because he hit our bus. And then, to see if he could give us the bird at the same time while moving us. So that was, it was like a father and son outing me. That's beautiful. It's a great Christmas story. Now, when you're sitting on the bench still, all right, and the offense is on the field, can you hear specifically people saying things? Yeah, absolutely. And I can't, I mean, some of the stuff that I know that my, and my wife is from Philadelphia, by the way. I think, you know, I got the only beautiful, wonderful thing that I would definitely do. Wow, that's strong. Well said. And brought it to New York. So, but, you know, she's from Philadelphia, so she told me stories of some of the things. Listen, she grew up with Eagles fan, and some of the things that she told me, she told other poultry teams. And then some of the things that she told me that she heard from when she, you know, crossed over to the right side and started wearing the blue colors. It's, you know, yeah, I cannot repeat some of the things that are popping in my head right now. But I mean, listen, you guys are big boys. Like, you know exactly what I'm talking about. What, uh, when you look at these two teams, who do you think's the best, um, D-Linemen between the Eagles and Giants overall? Who is there one guy who you think's absolutely head and shoulders the best? I mean, playing wise right now, Dexter Lawrence has to be the best. Listen, I'm just glad I'm not in Joe Shane's solution where I have to figure out how to pay that guy, because he has played lights out in the middle of our defense, and I would say about four of our defense and everything. So if I was picking one guy that's playing at this time, the best football from a defense line perspective, it would be Dexter Lawrence. But, you know, Philly has so many options that you can throw in there. You can throw in Reddit. You can throw in, you know, whoever from that matter. They've played well across the board. But if you have to pick out one person on both of these lines, I'm taking Dexter Lawrence all that. Did you see this from Daniel Jones in the last three years that you've watched him? Could you ever envision this? No, listen, I think what I saw from Dexter Lawrence, I mean, what I saw from Daniel Jones previously was the kid that, you know, you can see he had the talent. You can see he had the arms talent. You can see he was smart enough to pick up the offenses and what defense he was doing for him. He just didn't really have the pieces around him, right? He had fake one one year and then fake one just hurt. You know, all of his line has been, you know, shuffling in and out. He's had different coaches, different coordinators. And I know at the quarterback position, that's tough if you can't give him, you know, any, you know, consistency when you come when you talk about those things. This year, to answer your question, absolutely not.  I mean, some of you guys were on the team to begin with, some guys were on the practice squad and all of them have stepped up. And what Daniel has done over the last, you know, four to five weeks, I would definitely say has made him a lot of money in his all season. So, you know, I think he's playing great ball right now and not making a mistake. He's taking all the defenses given him. He's utilizing all of his skill sets. Maybe I want to see him run a little bit less than what we saw in Minnesota. But, you know, I think he's playing great for ball right now. Now I'm just curious, Justin. Tomorrow night, how do you consume the game? Do you watch it with friends? Do you watch it just with your wife? How do you watch it?  That's a huge, full of that content. And I'm gonna sit with him just so I can rag him a little bit in the game. So I'm gonna be there. Wow. See, that's awesome.  If anyone sees a man of just in tucked size and recognize you, do you expect any slick talk from Eagle fans, or do they know better? Well, I think it would be twofold. I'll get slick talk backed by, hey man, I'm a big fan, can I get a picture? And that's always, that always happens. In so long as y'all know why, I think there's a mutual respect because I've said, you know, for me personally, I hate the Cowboys. And I've let it be known that I hate the Cowboys. I obviously do not like the Eagles, but there's at least a mutual respect there because, again, I found my blight in Philly, so that's in love there. I went to different school in Philly. So they kind of like, I'm not saying they like me, there ain't the right word. I think they're looking at me like, you know what? If it was one person that we had to kind of give a nod to, be you. So I think it's gonna be a little bit of a bolder. I've been in Philly a lot, and they, yeah, it'll be a little bit of a slick talk. Backed by, now it'll be clear. So that's kind of how it goes. This is a big game, so maybe they just go all one way. Who knows? Now, this is, I mean, I'm assuming this, Justin.  Now, Peter's a huge Washington fan, so it just sounds to me, Justin, like the Redskins were, they were nothing to you. Well, listen, there's, here's an example, right? There's three New York, I mean, NLCE teams and the playoffs, and one team is left out, and the one team is always left out. Well, that is, we talking about the playoffs, or we talking about conversation. Wow.  I'll let you guys figure out what you're talking about. I love it. I love it, Justin. That is incredible. Things are about to change, guys. Things are about to change. Yeah. With new ownership, okay? Yeah. Okay. Can I ask you a question? How do you feel about the team name? Like, what's your thoughts on the commanders?  It was not my top choice. I wish they stayed with the Washington football team. I kind of grew to like that. I agree. But, but as the year went on, I don't hate it. They could they have done worse? Yes. But I think they should have just went with the football team. But we just go with communists here. Yeah, the Commies. The Commies. Yeah. Well, I think the world of your president, I think he's an awesome guy. That's the only thing I'm going to say nice about.  Yeah, hopefully he survives this. Now, I wish he was somewhere else where I can truly root for him, but he's a normal dude. Would beating Philadelphia be tougher than winning in San Francisco? I mean, have both teams played there last time out? No. Both of these teams know each other. Obviously, they play twice this year. They play twice every year. There's no, there's no, it's the type of game where there's no lining up and tricking you. It's monolimono. The one that executes the best is going to win this football game. And I always liked those games because it was easy for me to look in the mirror and all of our teams are looking in the mirror and know this is the guy I have to beat. If I don't beat him, we don't win, right? And it's fairly, listen, we haven't played well against these guys for a long time. That's pretty blatant. So I think coming into this game, the Giants should be, you know, pretty squared away with what they need to do and how they need to do it to win the football game. When I look at San Francisco, and obviously I'm not jumping ahead here, but I think they do so much more as far as movement and getting the cap right here in these spots and dabble in these spots. I think the game plan will take more of a precedent against a team like the 49ers. Really, they got a lot of know what's coming and it's going to be monolimono and like the toughest team is going to win. So I like this game for the Giants. Good stuff, Justin. Great talking to you. Enjoy the game tomorrow in the suite. Don't get into any trouble, please. Over to see you at a ranger game soon. Oh my God, I'm working too hard. I need to get your job. Yes, you do. Hey, don't say it too loud, Justin. They'll give you our job. Be good, Justin. Thank you. Thanks, man. All right, the Eagles have extended.


Hello everyone, and welcome to the Before Report. So this week I'm at the Solid Waste Management Division with Kim Moat, and luckily, because oh my gosh, I've been collecting all of these bottle caps and I have no idea what to do with them. So, Kim, please tell us what is new with recycling in Fort Worth. Okay. Well, recently we've added three items, and we've done that by talking with our recycle processing service provider, and they agreed that these are items that we could do because the industry standards have improved so much that these items are not acceptable, and curbside recycle processing. And the items we've added are one thing that people have been asking for a long time is pizza boxes. Yes. The reason we didn't do it was because of the grease in the food, but one thing we do ask is that people don't leave food in the recycle box. Gross. So when we, they do it, throw the food away, and then recycle the box. The cardboard is very welcome. The other things we want are aseptic boxes. Now, this is kind of the cardboard boxes that either have drinks, or in this case, some kind of broth or soup, but they come in different kinds of materials come in there. And there's a valuable paper that's in here, but it has to go through a special process, and that process has been developed now so that these are acceptable in a recycle program. The other thing is pots and pans, and we ask that specifically if they're serviceable like this one is, don't throw it away, don't put it in the recycle box, donate it. And donate it to a charity. But if it's unusable and you don't want it anymore, you can recycle it in a recycling program now. Cool. That's all very exciting, especially the pizza boxes. Yes. I have them collected at my house. Oh, you do. How many do you have? At least four. At least four. It's a thing. Hopefully you didn't save the food, too. Oh, no, that's gross. So about these bottle caps, recyclable? Well, the metal is recyclable. Because they're so small, they fall through the equipment and clog up the work. So no. No. Okay, there you have it. Cool. So for more information about recycling in Fort Worth, just visit the city's website.


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Sign up today and become a part of this educational community of traitors. Just visit the front page of TFNN.com The following is a presentation of TFNN 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 Lewis. I want to start out the show today by looking at the Dow Jones last night You'll notice here that we had this huge break from the high that we made here on the Friday We came down and we hit a 1.618 expansion of that move between Thursday and Friday And then we had to move up here right before the open and then the pullback here right at the 382 and folks When this thing exploded through here We actually had anticipation that that was going to happen. So we raised our stop From where we were we were our stop was way back up in here So moved our stop down a little bit and as you can see it went through the 618 and it went to the 786 and if you measured the a Bcd spot on right at the exact 786 and packed off about 150 points from there But the market is still relatively strong Even though the fact that we have meta is down on the day and Apple was down on the day So all of that is telling us that my guys there might be some more strength left in this market But I wanted to share with you some of the frustrations that I have as a you know a teacher a mentor Broadcaster whatever you want to call me You know I try to show people that the patterns that I'm looking looking at sometimes they work sometimes they don't that's the key To all of this, but I wanted to show you one that there were two of them Actually that we're a little bit frustrating today. First of all, we got stopped out of our crude oil complex crude oil contract at that we lost 70 pips on that but we picked up $1,100 in the gold market and $1,100 in the Now Dow Jones and so those have been working relatively well But the one I want to show you right here because I spent a lot of time on the videos Over the weekend, you know giving some ideas of where I think some of these things should go and we had an absolute incredible setup in The soybean market now. This is the November soybean, which is a new crop soybeans. There's where we were on Friday Okay, we wanted to buy it. We wanted to see how though if there was a weather related thing where it would collapse But it did not it opened higher and then it pulled back, okay to the 61 percent retracement But look what happened right here folks. There was the easy money right there was at 382 right there The risk was extremely small. It was also easy buy right down in here also But that was a perfect 382 that one had 20 cents in it So you're risking five cents to make a thousand dollars at two hundred fifty dollars to make a thousand dollars Those are really nice So, you know, don't make money every day, but you're trying to make money most of the time But the problem is you don't know which ones are going to work and which ones aren't I want to share with you another one That we were watching last night This was really interesting because this had all of the earmarks of a really strong trending market That we're going to be talking about with the great deal of anticipation here on August the 2nd when we do our Alive trading day would be my last one for the year might even be my last one folks because I really get I really feel that I'm getting into the area where Doing a regular radio show is getting a little tough on me But I'd like to be able to you know Maintain the contacts that I've had a tfn in here and maybe be the roving cowboy where I can set in for people That are six and with five people in there six people, you know I'd probably under a couple times a week But that's not the that's not decision that I'm ready to make as of yet. It won't be made until the end of the year I'm going to go through to this end of this year Hopefully without that God willing of course, but anyway, this is the Japanese end You'll see that the high up here was right at the it was a beautiful three-drive pattern up there 185 50 it never got there folks it got to 185 25 and then it's had the big drop down This is what we were focusing on in the foreign currency situation of the video that we sent out on Friday because here's what we were waiting to see let me just get this up here I got to do two things here. I'm trying to do them all at once. So it's not not too good There it is. This is the one I want to see okay Here is the picture of the dollar yen dollar US dollar versus a Japanese yen and as you can see the dollar is losing To the end here, but look see we here's our here was our first ABCD pattern here a couple days ago That was just absolute perfect ABCD right at the 61% retracement Then we broke really hard and then we rallied up on Friday. You see where we went in Friday Okay, and that's where we opened here on Sunday night We opened just exactly at the 382 right there and look what's happened folks We've fallen off the bottom of this chart already today So that's the advantage of that 382, but the 382 has one other vantage that I'm going to share with you Why show you some examples of strong trending markets when we do our show on August the 2nd There's you know folks what I've been doing this for so long. That's what 17 years now I have met so many smart people I mean guys it just absolutely blow me away many of them are our guests that we have on here but there's a lot of just private traders out there that share me little nuances of what they use and Some couple of them have showed me the same thing They have no idea who each other is ones in Alaska the other ones down in Texas down in the Houston area and They show some things with the 382 that I didn't even see and so I'm going to be Checking to make sure that I can share that information with them because I don't want to break any Confidences, but that's what we want to be looking at. Okay. Here's another one folks Here is the the NASDAQ folks. This market is no longer the leader of the pack. I know it's uh, I Don't know what's happened here, but you'll see this is the this is where we were there was the ABCD pattern As you can see on Friday the market breaks down makes a new low today Match the low right at the open went right up to the 382 and we have not exceeded it as of yet Now that doesn't mean we can't but we haven't done it as of yet So that's what we're paying very very close attention to I hear today So I hope that helps these are some of the things I want to look at because I want to I want to be able to show you Examples of why I think these things are working and that's the main thing Here's another one. We're talking about the dollar in the fact that the currencies were moving so fast the the Mount of Volatility that we had in the Euro on Friday was highly predictive There was there was a close on Friday right at the 78% level right there And we said right in the video we get a little above that and look at this It actually opened lower Sunday night and then took off So when we got above that boy that told you that this was really in a powerful move And it's already moved up about 40 pips from breaking out above the 78% level So those are some of the ones that we were watching here today along with the gold market I think I did the gold market chart. I'm if I didn't I'm going to be a little upset But we'll find out I don't get upset too often But occasionally I do and I haven't done it yet But let me show you the the e-mini S&P today though folks It's had some terrific moves And if you don't think these guys out there with these algorithms don't use these numbers Think again look at this perfect Gartley folks You have a beautiful eight. There's a look you have an ABCD right here. There's a ABCD okay, and then you have a perfect Gartley to the downside it drops 20 some handles and then it's on its way up It's amazing how they work. 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Tom O'Brien is here to help Tom O'Brien has been successfully trading markets for over 30 years a frequent contributor to TD Ameritrade Network and CNBC Tom O'Brien found a TFNN over 20 years ago to help educate investors just like you Tom's daily market newsletter market insights is published every morning when the markets open to give you the competitive Informational edge you need to succeed These newsletters are packed full of Tom's advanced technical analysis and are geared to deliver comprehensive strategies for a successful portfolio Get Tom O'Brien's newsletter market insights today and try all of our products and newsletters 30 days risk-free With our money back guarantee at TFNN.com TFNN educating investors Free at 1-877-927-6648 internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> All right folks We're gonna take a look at the gold market and we're also going to take a look at the German DAX and also the crude oil market as you can see here in the gold We've made a beautiful ABCD pattern here of the last couple of days right down there at that 1922 level It was 1918 this now has a well over a thousand dollar profit in it So the way you handle that is you lock in at least five hundred dollars of it And then let it go to see if it's going to make it as you can see right now We were setting right at this 61% retracement here in the gold You'll see it right there. There it is right on that spot right there And if it gets starting it above that then you got the possibility of an ABCD Which would be a three drive pattern well that will take old up another 15 or $20 maybe even $30 and that would be a really really interesting one because That would be a three drive to a top pattern and if should we get there and still long That's when you stop and reverse in other words You get out of your long position and get right back in on the short side because these patterns repeat You don't know which ones are going to work and which ones don't but that's it Here's the one I like the best folks and it didn't work and the main reason is I had a very close stop on it Close enough for us because we don't like to risk a lot in all these trades most of the time Biggest stop we have is usually a thousand dollars That's when them, you know the Nasdaq is going crazy or the S&P or crude oil this time in crude oil We risked only 70 pips wouldn't make any difference We'd risked a thousand because it went higher, but you know we had seven days up Unfortunately made a new high today, and of course it's reversed all of it a dollar a barrel, and that's probably the top now Am I gonna forget this absolutely not the first thing I see Johnny? Yes I know Johnny's gonna raise up the old 382 what I'm gonna watch now We've dropped a dollar a barrel since that new high was made at 74 15 now. We had a stop at 74 82 so we well eighty seven excuse me 73 80 73 82 was our stop we sold it at 73 22 and Anyway, we're gonna get that money back is all I'm gonna do now is I know that I have a higher problem building now That's the top is it because this was eight days. This was nine days folks It might go 10 11 12 13 days up I don't know all I'm going to try to do is to find a pattern that allows me to trade it now since we broke a dollar a barrel from Here I'll be watching for the first 382 retracement in the August crude oil And that'll usually be about 30 40 pips and if I can get that one off Then I know exactly my stops above high and I have a really good chance for the market to go a great deal lower All right Okay, now let's move on and talk just a little bit about the German Dax because it's at a big big pattern here and It is heavily traded all across Europe and we'll get this up here and you'll be able to see it here There's the German Dax right there and as you can see it's a perfect a ABCD coming in right out of 61% retracement Folks this can't get any better than that. Well, it can but they don't always tell us about it But anyway, that's that should tell us we should be getting a rally here in the German Dax And we still had a rally going in the S&P no question about that animal, but that's a that's what we're being attention to Right now. Okay, so this is what we're watching. I hope you pay or it can use some of this information I remember our guests tomorrow or today will be Mike more of more analytics Apollot poly T Douglas tomorrow apollot T web tomorrow Wednesday, Stan Harley Thursday is Jeff Hughes and Friday will be Norm winsky and we've got a lot of things going on which are really good now after that action that we had on Friday The markets had a pretty good correction. The Dow Jones has got up to the 78% retracement of yesterday's high The S&P 50% of that other high and the Nasdaq and the Nasdaq and this is the one that's really surprising folks Let's just see this again because this is all the Nasdaq's been able to do today It's all it's been able to do and that was early in the morning It went right out see you came down almost made a new low and then right back up hit the 382 of that high Right back here the big high and by golly. It's just not going anywhere right now Now if it closes really strong up on the day about 50 60 points going to be a big big difference That's going to be a big big difference if that's telling you that you're going to be looking at something that it's going to be You know pretty exciting to watch I've had a couple questions about the corn market folks the corn has been decimated or not decimated because that'd be ten times but it's been hit really badly and What we're doing now is we're waiting to see some type of an ABCD pattern within these Four hour and 60 minute charts. We've been looking at for the past ten days There are they have coming up, but they're lower than where we want to be right now In other words, we think we can get prices a little bit lower based on what the corn is doing Now soybeans exploded to the upside and had a pretty big correction to the downside in perfect ABCD three drive to a bottom Fashion we'll show that to you again because this was one that I missed I bought some of it at the 382 but boy that with easy the easy money was right on the opening this morning there Late the late yesterday afternoon at four o'clock in the afternoon here when the Excuse me five o'clock in the afternoon here in Tucson when the grains opened and as you can see here I wanted to buy them unchanged or better Of course, they gapped up and really ran up quite a bit then they pulled right back to the 61% retracement that was a goodbye and I Unfortunately, I Happened to be asleep when that one was on because it was early in the morning But I did get this nice one here on the 382. This was a perfect 382 And it gave me almost as much as the other one did but it would like to make it on both of them But I didn't because I was unprepared and there's nothing else that I can do I want to show you something very unusual folks. This is what's happening here with the NASDAQ versus the 10-year bond This is we've never seen anything like this before Frankly, I get this from rich Anderson I don't know what it means, but the fact that we've gone over this stuff for years and years You can see the correlation. How high it is look what happened here. This was when the AI thing took off These are the bonds. Okay, this is the NASDAQ boy. That's a really big divergence folks So we need to pay really close attention that that's why we're watching that dollar in because it's really an important one To look at the same reason that the euro was, you know, that's a that's a maintained it when you're watching these things You got to decide, you know, maybe something's happened that has changed the way they Gaging things is that may it may or may not be it that I don't know But I just look at the patterns and those are the ones that I try to get to and once I have those working for me I have a pretty good idea of what we're watching folks when Mark Douglas used to work here Well, he lived right down the street from him for six years, but during that time, you know We we met every day almost every Saturday and Sunday, too We're always doing something as a family all holidays Paula made a beautiful spread Thanksgiving Easter Christmas all of them were just absolutely wonderful But we are in the midst of our mom have to switch what I'm trying to get to is the monsoons folks We in the monsoon were Susan starting in June the 10th. It goes to September the 10th This is the longest period. This is the 10th of July We've gone one month without a drop of rain and that has not happened in Tucson someone on the radio on the TV Oh on Sunday said that hadn't happened since 1885 That's when they had the gun fight at the okay corral folks over in tombstone tombstone was twice the size of Tucson back in 1885 and it was bigger than LA We'll be right back folks. We got Mike Moore of our analytics coming up. 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How are you doing today my friend? Good. How are you Larry? I'm glad to hear you. I'm okay Yes, yes, I had a couple days off to clear up my laryngitis and stuff that I had and Everything's good. We had such a drought here. We haven't had any rain here for six weeks That's the first time it hadn't happened in about 120 years. So it's been been very dry, but it'll be coming We're not worried too much about it So anyway, tell us where I live Yeah, I know it rains all the time over there. You've had a deluge What I wanted to ask you Mike is the fact that we're looking at a crude oil market Is it breaking out or is it a false break out? Why don't you tell us what you're looking at because you told us it was going to rally and by golly It's certainly rallying. So tell us what you're looking at Sure, let me just pull it up right here for a second So You crewed all we had a big break just the other day. I mean just back up a little bit and kind of go back to where Just give us some placement here We've been bullish since the break above 65 31 like we talked about on the last Show we'd run up on that rolled all the way back over and but that's still in place from the previous contract in The July and then the trade back above 6825 warned of strength. We've seen $5.75 of that and then the trade above 70 79 Also projects us upward $4.35. We've only seen $3.21 of that But if we fail back down through that below that decently that I want a decent pressure so right here You know, we've seen a break from back down in here the break in here and the break in here again And we're still bullish and after that big run up to I thought I expected some consolidation and maybe should pull back here before heading higher But still overall bullish Unless we were maybe to fail back down through this. This is a steep line in here, but I wouldn't give it a lot of credibility It's kind of a strange drawing Nonetheless, it's going to come in at 71 75 as of this hour and move up Two ticks per hour breaks down below this lower line here that's going to be An additional sign of pressure and that comes in at 70 18 minus 78 minus one one tick per hour. So that'll bring a decent decent pressure as well Sorry, what happened to my But in general still bullish in there and the other products are also bullish You want to look at the are Bob in the heat or have any questions? Oh, yeah Your analysis is what's important. So you just tell us what you're watching and we'll just follow along Okay, so the unleaded gas is well first of all the story you should really be taken over to the cracks But the heat cracks been really been leading this charge up for the past number of days since we broke back above this line again suggesting that if you were along the The heat instead of the crude Could have made about another four grand per contract just in three days And then the gas crack also has just been rallied just the past two days and now a story consolidating and Then looking at the are Bob to heat spread that's been in this big consolidation here It's rolling over it's failed back down through this these lines right now So that warns that the are Bob is going to be weak relative to the heat or the heat strong relative to the are Bob meaning that you You'd rather be low on the heat than the crude or the are Bob if this is gonna run to the upside That makes sense Yes, that's kind of the power of Looking at these other markets and you can see that clearly in the heat how much more it's given here over the past couple days The heat also broke above a significant formation Well broke above this formation here pulled all the way back came to within 10 ticks of the stop here And then kept going and then it took out this higher formation. It's also projected higher that comes in at That's going to come in. It's a 249 30 to 27 today I'd said here that the trade above 237 85. It's brought in 18.56 cents of strength and Then the trade above 249 36 to 37 projects this upward six cents minimum 36 cents plus maximum And we've tamed 7.04 cents of that so far So just got the minimum right there You may pull back and I still think this has a ways to go on the upside if we fail back down through this line right here Again, which comes in at 249 30 to 27 today a very shallow line and that's gonna warrant a renewed pressure I Would just keep in mind that historically here After the 22nd, there's often a pressure bias in the crude from 722 to 811 Although oddly enough at the same time the heat's got a strength bias and that same kind of period in there So just a side note and did you want to take a look at the? by the way the most your Do most of your viewers understand what 36 cents means in No, you just assume that they assume that they don't that's the best way to do it. So, okay, so That would be like 3,600 times point four two Mm-hmm, that would be the that would be the equivalent of 15 point one two crude dollars of a move Wow, that makes sense Yeah, that would be the maximum big difference. Yes. Yeah Okay, do you want to look at the Brent or the gas oil you want to jump to Because I haven't seen Brent in a long time and there was one of the questions that we had for the day was Do you look at Brent and since you brought it up? Why don't we look at Brent and see what it see what it looks like? I mean, you can see right here. This is a you know, this general area right in here this whole consolidation area We'd settled above here popped up and we're kind of rolling back down into it a little bit But we've been bullish in the Brent This is a backup here is he tree back above 76 22 Again, one's decent strength. We'd seen two dollars and forty cents of that We've broken above this formation right in here and then we went right up in here into some exhaustion levels right in here And rolled over a bit, but I still think that this is Poised for higher trade the fact that it's failed back down through these Not a good sign short term But we'd really have to fail back down through this line before this thing really starts coming off and that line is going to come in at Roughly 76 11 as of this hour you come down. We take out this formation. That's a major bearish formation And if we took that out that's going to project this downward at least six dollars That's a gas well, which is very similar to the heating well Also was leading the upside along with the heat also broke above a bullish formation right here, which projected it higher I Did warn of one exhaustion area which is right here at 748 52, but we came to shy that at 745 75 and we're rolling over a little bit This is a t attained its minimum projections to the upside It has maximum projections that can blow this up through a lot of it and This line right here comes in at 722 and quarter to 722 even Okay, you got any questions on that before I move to the natural. No, no That's perfect. Yes. Go ahead. 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Educating investors Biotech is booming but for how long whether you think the biotech bull has room to run or has run its course trade LABU or LABD Directions daily S&P biotech three times bull and bear ETFs Visit Direction Investments.com slash biotech today an investor should consider the investment objectives risks charges and expenses of the direction shares carefully before Investing the prospectus and summary prospectus contain this and other information about direction shares to obtain a prospectus or summary prospectus Please contact Direction Shares at<PHONE_NUMBER> The prospectus or summary prospectus should be read carefully before investing an investment in the funds is subject to risk Including the possible loss of principal the funds are designed to be utilized only by sophisticated investors such as traders and active investors distributor four-side fund services LLC This program is brought to you by Vista Gold Traded on the NYSE American and TSX under the symbol VGZ Back folks was speaking with Mike Moore more analytics Mike change subjects for just a minute You're you do an auto trading program and I have three questions from from a couple different people and here's the question the first one is You put all of these trades in in batches is that correct in other words They're part of a group But there's their own account and that's a batch order that goes in and they're all filled At the prices and then they're allocated to the account. Is that correct? Yes, sir Okay, second question is what are the fees for doing the auto trading program? There's 300 a month, but it's billed quarterly. So it's $900 a quarter Okay, the third question is is there a risk parameter? In other words, if you start to say with 50,000 and it got down to 10 Is there a place where you could say hey, I've had enough. I don't want to do it anymore Is there is that an option that someone asked if you could do that? Yes, but you'd really want to call bill or a lousy at BTR futures and Get in touch with him and give you his number in a second here Had it on here, but it's eight four seven something. It's an autodial for me. So I Give me one second I should have it on eight two three four nineteen eighty nine Eight four seven two three four 1989 I believe is a number that I have right in the the air codes eight four seven eight four seven Yeah, that's a cell number in Chicago So that's it. Why don't you go on and talk to us about one of the other markets that you're following closely Okay, yes So the natural gas here that's a that's a really good one. Yes. Yeah, well the natural we Let me just back up a little bit here. Just to give some Perspective Okay, so I'm warm. We were likely in the last stretch of the move up from 224 40 with possible exhaustion at 294 10. We talked about that in the last show. We came right up here. We just Came shy of the exact solution level by four ticks with a 239 60 high and have rolled over 400 ticks into a bearish correction Against the move up from the lows We've come off here We sort of took out this first the second exhaustion level and we've rallied up a bit here So I think this is more of a corrective in nature not a trending move And if this resumes to the upside then this could be the start of a whole new bull structure to the upside Especially if you take this line out just above here I pulled this back up for a sec Yeah, that comes in a point plus point seven of a tick per hour that's going to come in right there Around 274 50 and increase about a tick per hour. So break back above that I think we're going to head right back up to these highs 293 60 and then continue on with the whole move boss bull structure out of here and Just as from a little bit larger time frame perspective here You know, we've come down here, we've kind of rounded out these lows here these these highs of I've been changing slope and changing slope in this peak at least intraday took out this peak but We're not on a daily level took out that peak, but it did not break above it decently So just came shy of the decent penetration Nonetheless though that whole dynamic suggests that this is probably a pullback and then the start to a new bull structure Okay You want to jump to the financials or you want to have any questions on those fine. No financials is next. That's great Oh, one last thing I wanted to show you So one important spread to watch is the DC spread include and last time we talked in the show We've broken below this major formation pulled back up to it and Rolled back over attaining the minimum projections. Then when we took this out on the upside That worn a renewed strength back up to this formation And then we took this formation out and one thing I did say is that if we fail back down through this formation, it was bearish So although the outright still look bullish in general the fact that this failed Suggested these outright might roll over a bit more before slash if resuming higher trade If not fail their formations above. So this is always a key spread to watch What would be that what would be the trigger mechanism of that spread? The DC's what would what would it have to do for you to say yes, it's changed. Oh We'd already changed this one broke down below this formation a bit here at 400 Let me just pull up the analysis again But it's not a bullish spread in other words under breaks down that means it's bullish It's bearish if it breaks down there. So that's the spread of the whole front curve So it's you can see right here trade above three excuse me What's that bell you getting ready for Christmas? No, I'm telling you Everybody have a meaning for Decide to call But you can see here we've attained 125 ticks and then the trade above 397 projected to separate 226 minimum But we didn't see that and I said if we fail decently back below look for decent pressure So I think that this could come off back down to the you know 326 area But that's a warning for the outrides All right, so let's hop to the financials take a look at the S&P's which we rolled over into what looked like that bearish correction That we talked about in the last show I believe This whole structure from here to from here up from 40 62 20 40 62 and a quarter I'd said that we were likely Coming bringing that to completion. So I warned that back up I wanted to this there was likely the end of it if we took out this peak here So I said I wanted we took out 44 93 75 and settled back below This would want to pressure Before resuming our trade and could be possibly be a warning of an early termination of the move up from 40 62 and a quarter The possible entry into a bearish correction If so the correction should exceed a hundred and twenty-five point five points from the high and making the minimum target 43 72 75 so when we've seen 82 point five of that 125 point five from the highs I'm just looking at this a little bit more intently here You can see we'd fail back down through these highs here Right here shop salaries and rolled over pulled back and rolled over more so our minimum target here is still down in here to 43 Whatever I said it 43 74 a quarter area So I think this probably still gonna roll over and head down towards there at a minimum if this is a bonafide bearish correction If not, we blow these highs out and we keep taking them out Then I'd definitely be wary of this exhaustion up here at 45 28 to 45 33 a half Any questions on that before I go? No, that's great One other couple. Yeah, I also sit in the last Then we'd left that medium turn bullish reversal below here only ride for these three days And then when we left the gap lower here that left a minor bearish reversal above here that also violated this So those were also bearish Situations that added fuel to the downside All right, so gold Yeah, finish the gold please because then we got a Break coming up. So well, so here comes the break anyway. Stay with us. I want to cover the gold when you come back, okay? Okay, sounds good. 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Sure Okay, just real quick as a backup We've been talking about this for a number of weeks now that the main story in the gold here was that the solid trade below 2062 90 we wanted a solid pressure for days slash weeks You've seen 162.3 of that so far that was put on hold because we broke back above this steep line right here I'd break above 1920 90 minus two ticks per hour wanted renewed strength We'd seen 20.2 of that strength right in here before rolling over and then held it right here on the load today So we're in this consolidation phase. Let me come back up out of here and show it to you a little bit cleaner We have a question too when you finish with that I have a question for one of our listeners sure Question is finish that please and then I'll then I'll ask the question Go ahead. What's that the question is what do you mean by ticks per hour? That's what he's referring to So a tick per a tick is the smallest increment that a commodity moves In whatever that commodity is so one tick and crude oil would be A set right because that moves in dollars and cents ten dollars. Yeah, right or ten dollars I'm sorry a ten dollar movement, but that's the smallest increment it would move in and The same thing with you know The S&P's moving SB MIDI's moving a quarter of a point. So that would be a tick in there. So tick is a generic term but a It's an official term on the CMA of the minimum movement of whatever that commodity may be Does that make sense? Okay makes sense. I should say Let me rephrase that that is the the minimal Capable move of the commodity So I've seen natural gas where when it was trading thirteen dollars Ticking fifty to hundred tick increments, but the minimal it can take is a fraction of that It might move it's got a close-up here because it shows coming to an end. We'll have you on again soon. Okay. Thank you, sir Appreciate it. Thank you. Mike more more analytics folks. We'll be back tomorrow live every day in an attitude of gratitude and may God bless


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Hi, I'm Chris Thompson for Investor Intel and today I'm here with Peter Klausi who's the VP of Capital Markets at Silver Bullet Mines. How are you today Peter? Good, nice to see you again, Chris. Well, Silver Bullet, know the story well. It's had a lot of news recently. You guys are going gung-ho at two different projects where you're trying to get two mines into operations, raise some money and put out some unbelievably high assay results. So let's focus right now on the one mine in Arizona and maybe give us a quick update on that one. Sure, the property itself is called Black Diamond. It's almost 5,000 acres. It has five past producers on it. We own them all. We're putting one of them into production now called the Buckeye. That should be in production in between four to eight weeks. We're waiting on the electricians to wire the master control unit to the rest of the ball mill. And as soon as the electricians do their job, the ball mill starts turning and we're pumping out silver. It's that imminent. And you released some assay results earlier this week and they were unbelievable. In fact, the first time I looked at them, I thought maybe the comma was in the wrong place or sort of what I would call beyond bonanza grade. Let's just go over those for a little bit. What do you make of them? Well, I'm just a lawyer. What do I know? But the smart people, they've identified this part of the mine as the treasure room. There was a collapse here in 1873 and with silver at 70 cents, nobody wanted an ounce, sorry, nobody cared to go back and get it. We located it. We found the historical records and we tracked the treasure room and we told people the numbers in there were spectacular and they are. So this proves up the historical record. It validates the field team, gives us the material we need for the mill and the numbers are astonishing. Common wisdom is that bonanza silver is at about 30 ounces per ton or one kilogram per ton. Common wisdom. All right, one kilogram per ton. Some of our samples came in at 24 kilograms a ton, 23 kilograms a ton, 11 kilograms a ton. They're just incredible, incredible values coming out of the treasure room and elsewhere in the mine. And what is the timetable for production there? You said that you're waiting for some electricians and then what sort of run rate are you going to have for say that the first quarter is your ramp up? Well, we don't have a PEA. We don't have a resource estimate. So our good friend 43101 says I can't tell you those things. Okay. But we have internal numbers. We know what we're going to do. We're making adjustments for the grade of the silver to make sure we have a constant feed into the mill. We recently did a financing that was massively oversubscribed, giving us the economic strength to attach a copper circuit onto the ball mill. We always knew copper content would be high at the buckeye. So our original plan was to run it for the silver on a gravity mill, expecting the copper to steal some of the silver, put it in the tailings pond, and come back when there's a slow time and mine the tailings. Our economic strength allows us to attach that copper circuit now. And we just so happen to have a couple of cells in the back of our laydown yard because our CEO, John Carter, with foresight, bought the remnants of a broken mine down the road and laid all the parts in our yard. So we don't have to go buy a cell. We already have one. That sounds great. And so that you mentioned your recent financing, I think you were coming to the market looking to raise about a million dollars. What was the final total? As a board, we budgeted, what do we need for the next year, bare minimum? What would we like to have? And what would be our wonder budget? And we exceeded our wonder budget. We came in at $2.7 million on a half million dollar financing. So that's the strength of the technical team. We've communicated very well with the market. People have faith in John Carter as CEO. When it comes to processing, there's probably nobody more suited for this job than John. He has built over 200 mils around the world in processing facilities. This is his world. Well, that's great. I mean, it's great to be fully funded for the project. Is there any exploration in the area you might deal with some of that money? Maybe. We're putting the Washington Mine in Idaho into production and getting the Washington Mine in Idaho into production is more important than exploring at the McMorris. The order of operations is Buckeye Mine production, Washington Mine in Idaho production, explore the McMorris. And so what's going on in Idaho when you say getting into production, what have you found at that mine? And it's an old mine site as well, right? Former producer in the late 1800s to 1900s, 1920s, 1930s. They direct shipped ore on muleback from here. I think they went through San Francisco for direct ore smelting, which tells you what kind of incredible grade there was. Geologically, this is the boring part. Geologically, there's a gold vein and a silver vein laid down in two different eras.  That's the silver ore. Again, nobody wanted silver at 70 cents an ounce. So they blocked off the gnome silver, mapped it out with incredible detail and chased the gold. There's 13,000 feet of workings underground there as they chased the gold. They did not come back for the silver. And according to the map, the big block of the mineralized silver area is just inside the attic with a right turn. So the plan to us is obvious. Make sure it's safe because safety standards have changed since the 1930s. Timberett put in bolts and netting and all the stuff you have to do to make it safe. No dewatering needed because we're high enough up the mountain. Send in a contract mining team. Take out, call it 2,000 tons of material. Historically, the grades ran around 59 ounces a ton. 343-101, so all the caveats and warnings apply to that. Pull that ore out. There's a mill that's three hour drive away. Take the ore to that mill. Toe mill it, collect a check. That's our summer program for the Washington mine in Idaho. It's not going to take a lot of our resources. It's not going to take a lot of our human resources because we're contract mining it out. And then next steps after that, are you looking to do more work there? We'll expand that. But we want to get through this program first and then reassess the workings underground. Make sure they're safe. Make sure they're accessible. But if the historical records are accurate, which to date they have been, there is a lot of silver there. We took a bulk sample from eight different locations within the mine in the vein phase. That blended out to 44 ounces of silver per ton. And again, recall common wisdom is that bonanza starts at 30. The numbers out of that mine are astonishing too. And the cash flow from this mine, how long would it take for it to get that bulk sample to the actual processing? Would it be done this quarter, the second quarter of this year? Maybe third. It'll be done this summer. Whatever summer program means, there's some snow up there still. The team has been in there for a look. So probably we'll be getting a check July, August, that timeframe. Right. And so looking forward to new slow for the rest of the year, maybe just three quick bullet points on what investors can look forward to. The mill at the Buckeye is complete. The mill is turning. We're producing silver. We have sold silver and collected a check for it. The Washington mine in Idaho is in production. We've collected a check from that. And we'll be exploring the McMorris, which is a massive piece of our property. And the source of the legend of the Lone Ranger Silver Bullets, which is why in part we named the company Silver Bullet Mines. You're creating a new legend here with the Silver Bullet, which is SBMI on the TSX Venture Exchange. You guys were recently listed this year at 30 cents, or you're up about 50% so far. And I think as you get more revenue recognized with some sales, it could help with the market, giving you a little more credit for what you guys have been doing. Yeah. At that point, we become like a shoe company, right? A custom shoe. We make our own shoes. We sell our own shoes. We have our own brand. We make silver. We sell silver. And we collect checks for that. At that point, we are not exploration. We are not development. We are a producing mine with our own mill and our own lab and our own equipment and our own cash form. And that's important in these days. I think a lot of investors are looking for that cash flow, especially when you're producing. We're expecting to get rewarded once we announce we're in production. Great. Well, thanks for your time. I was talking with Peter Clousey, who is the VP Capital Markets at Silver Bullet Mines. It's on the TSX Venture Exchange under SBMI. Thanks for your time today, Peter. You're as well. Have you down at the property soon?


I want to start by asking you a question. Have you ever missed the perfect shot because it's slightly out of focus or not as sharp as you'd like it to be? Now, if that's ever happened to you, in this video, I'm going to share five tips with you to help you get sharper, more accurate, focused images that are going to look way better than the ones you're currently taking regardless of the current camera or lens that you're using. All right, let's get started with tip number one and make sure you stick around to the end because I have a bonus tip number six and bonus tip number seven. All right, let's start with tip number one. Let's switch your camera to one focus point. So I know your camera might have 500 different focus points. Alls you really need is one focus point and then you can choose exactly what you're focusing on the image. So for example, if it's a portrait, then you want to focus on the closest IDU. If it's a flower, you want to focus on the flower. Regardless of what type of photography, whether it's portrait or landscape, use one focus point for more accurate focus. That's tip number one. Now, tip number two is to use a tripod. Now, I don't like using a tripod. It's a lot of gear to bring with me. Then I feel like my movement's restricted. I really don't like using a tripod, but my images are so much sharper.  Now, here's an image here where I used a tripod and you can see it's the same aperture f1.4, but this one is more sharp. It's because it restricted my movement. So let me sort of explain that a little more. Now, you can see the camera. It's on a tripod. It's steady. Now, if I were to hold it in my hand and I press the shutter halfway down, I'm focused. But if I move just slightly forward or just slightly aft and I'm shooting at an aperture like f1.4, that could make all the difference, especially if you're shooting at 100 millimeters or 200 millimeters. So really, there's some camera shake. There's some movement in my body. I might move forward. I might move back. If you use a tripod, that's going to keep you in a stable stance. You can't beat a tripod. So that's tip number two. Use a tripod. Okay, tip number three. What if you don't have a tripod? Okay, so tip number three. If you don't have a tripod, then you want to create a stable stance within your body. So I'll give you some tips for that. So one, let's put the weight of the camera on your left hand and then get a firm grip and then your right hand right here. Then you want to bring your arms into your body and bend your knees a little bit and then just sort of practice proper breathing techniques because your breathing can also affect the movement as well, especially if you're shooting at low apertures.  If you have something to lead against like a wall or a ledge where you could brace your arm or if you can kneel and put your elbow on your knee, something like that, just think if you were shooting a rifle, you're going to have more shake if you're standing up. If you get down on one knee, it's going to be a little more steady. If you're lying on the ground, which you probably wouldn't do, but if you're lying on the ground, you're going to have some more stability. So really think about your stance, look around, see if you can sort of shore that up, make it more stable. That's tip number three. If you don't have a tripod, use proper form, proper stance. That's going to help you. So tip number four. Now let's say we're using a prime lens. Now traditionally prime lenses are sharper than zoom lenses. Just because there's a lot of different moving parts in a zoom lens, you have, you know, 35 to say 70 or 24 to 70. That's a more common lens size. And you've got all these moving elements. It's going to be harder to get each range sharp. So sometimes a prime lens is a better choice if sharpness is something that's important to you. Now also two prime lenses can go down to f 1.4. Now usually two to three stops above that minimum aperture is the sharpest point of the lens. So what I mean is, let's say this is a f 1.4, which it is.  We go up two stops. It's f 2.8. We go up to three stops f 4. Now if I shoot in the f 4 range, that is going to be sharper than if I shot this at f 1.4. So look for that sweet spot of your lens. Now you can do a test. You can take your lens out. You can focus on one point and shoot at 1 4 2 2 8 4 f 5 5.6 f 8. Go in that range, take these images to your computer and say, Hey, which one looks the sharpest? And what am I comfortable shooting at? So don't just accept people saying, shoot at 5.6 or shoot at f 8. Really see, because each lens is going to be slightly different than the other. Now that's tip number four. Now tip number five is you should calibrate your lenses. So let me just show you something that you can use to calibrate your lenses. So this is the spider lens cal. And you can use this to calibrate your lenses. So how it works is, you would put your camera on a tripod, then you would put this on a tripod, you would balance everything.  Now, if you look over here, you can see a zero. Now if your lens is properly calibrated, it should be sharp at zero. But often, when you get a lens out of the box, it's either going to forward focus or it's going to aft focus on this target. So no matter what you do, whether you use a tripod, one focus point, proper technique, you're never going to have accurate focus. And I've had every lens I've ever used, I've always had to make an adjustment. So to get proper sharp focus, make sure you calibrate your lenses. It's well worth it. Now bonus tip number six is to shoot at double your focal length. So what I mean by that, this is a 50mm lens. So I would set my shutter speed to 100. Now some people are going to say, oh, that's an old rule. It doesn't apply if you have image stabilization or if you have image stabilization in your body, like a mirrorless camera might. Yes, that might be partly true, but it's not going to hurt you to shoot at 100 unless it's going to really wreck your exposure. So think about that when you're shooting. Say, while I'm shooting with a 50, I should keep my shutter speed at 100. I should use a proper stance. Considering all of those things, those are all going to help you to get sharper focus. Now in the next part of this video, I want to give you another bonus tip, and that's about lens selection. So choosing the sharpest lens to give you that extra chance of getting sharper images. Now I use a site called DXO lab to do some of my research, as well as B&H photo. So we're going to go to the computer. I'll walk you through how to use their interface and how to make a proper choice when it comes to choosing your next lens. All right, let's head to the computer. All right. Here's a site I use to do my lens research. It's called DXO mark. I'm in no way affiliated with this site, but you can do lens research. So for example, let's say we have a Nikon DA10 camera, and we want to check out the sharpest lenses in a certain range, for example, from Nikon, from Sigma, from Zeiss, let's say. Okay. So we put Nikon here mounted on. We pick our camera. So you can just click on these boxes. You can pick different things. Let's say we want to check out a prime lens, and we want it to be a standard lens. So I'll uncheck these two and maybe a telephoto lens. And then you can come down here and you see mount type. So depending on your camera, you might have a Canon EF mount. You might have an EFS mount. You might have a Sony mount. You might have a Nikon F mount. So I've got a Nikon FFX mount. So just make sure you've got the camera brand, the proper camera body, or the closest thing you can find to that. Check primer, zoom, check standard, whatever you want to look for. You can even just use the slider for a focal range or aperture, and then make sure it's the right mount for your camera. Now, once you do that, you'll see that they have ratings for different lenses. So you can see right here, the Sigma 85mm F14. Although it's a third-party lens, you can see it's scoring very high. It's got a 50 here, and it's got a sharpness of 36. And then you've got your Carl Zeiss. And then if you look down here, you see the Nikon 105, and that's not rated as high as, say, the Sigma 85. Now, I know there are different focal ranges, but this is just giving you a rough idea that if you were looking for an 85mm lens, this will give you some options in price. And you could say, wow, look, the 85 Sigma is only 12 compared to the Carl Zeiss, $4,000. So it kind of helps you to get in the ballpark about what lenses might be sharper. I've had some pretty good results going on their recommendations. I've looked at this site, and I said, well, for the value, and the sharpness, I'll give it a try. Now, another site you can use is B&H Photo, and then read some reviews for the lens. Once you've narrowed it down to three lenses, let's see how everybody else is thinking about these lenses. So let's go to that site next. So here we are on B&H Photo. You just type in the lens that you want it to look at. So on DXOMark, they rated this as a very good lens. You can see right here, it's almost five stars, four and a half, 46 reviews. We can look at the reviews, we can see the different ratings here. And then we can read the most helpful and the most critical. And then you can get more of an idea of what everybody thinks of this lens. And some of them may be the potential drawbacks of the lens. You can see some image samples of the lens. So I use these two sites, DXO Lens Database, and then I look at the reviews on B&H Photo. I find them a little bit better than the reviews on Amazon for the same type of lenses. And then I kind of make up my mind. I say, well, for the price, everyone seems happy. It seems pretty sharp. And it gives me a more well-informed decision when it comes to purchasing a new lens. So hopefully these tips were helpful. All right, thanks for watching this video. If you found these tips helpful, give me a thumbs up. If you're not already a subscriber, I come out with new videos every week. Just hit that subscribe button and make sure you hit that bell notification, because then you'll get updates of every video I release. You can also follow me on Instagram, I'll have that pop up right there. And you can follow me on Twitter and Facebook as well. I'll put all those links below in the description box, and you can follow me on different platforms. All right, thanks for watching this video. 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