What's up everybody JC over jazby's case breaks calm 2020 bowman's best baseball eight box case break picker jeans number 15 Just sold out and we're all card ship. We don't sell the twins.  We're gonna donate it. So 2020 bowman bowman's best. There we go There's a customer names that are in the break and Joe crow got lost by module tigers There we go. Here's the case. Let's open it up. Remember you get four autographs in every box two in every mini box So total 32 autos So potentially you can get some nice hits a lot of rookies a lot of nice inserts A lot of value in this but all-card ships are regardless. You're gonna get something I So a real bowman four boxes at a time I I I I 62 career high for Steph Curry tonight All right, so there you go four boxes guys, let's rip them We'll go to the next four. I already did that break Michael So that video should have already been posted Yeah, we already gave away those 10 spots How about I don't like to spoil it people I don't remember to be honest since we gave away 10 names, but you can check it out I don't I don't I don't like to spoil things people want or not Chen I'm not sure. I mean I would assume Luis Robertis since it's a rookie would probably be the best hit and bowman's best I don't know what else we have pooled besides what I did earlier today So without for a couple weeks of COVID so I don't know what we hit in the last few weeks since bowman's best first release But I did number 14. I got some nice stuff But I assume Luis Robert would be the best hit or yeah, like a one-on-one trout. I guess would be the best hit Oh nice, there you go. Yeah, that's probably the best that we've had here If you want to sell it out tonight shosh about me, I won't stop you I Just assume it's not gonna feel but if you want to buy it out and sell it out that I'll break it tonight No problem. Yeah, I just figured it wasn't gonna sell so I was just planning my good night But if you guys sell it out, then we will break it. It's not them If by the time I get to 1220 and it's not sold out then I'll probably call it But if it sells out by then which will give you another like two hours. I mean, I'll break it Good luck everybody Where's your Dubon? It's our first auto You Got a little Zagal we have Nick Gonzales Overshot You're on Alvarez we got a Kyle Lewis and out of 50 Gavin Lux Dodgers with that one that's going to guy Jordan Walker Nick Solak at a Rosario Now Antonio Cabello Yankees And judge tonight I Yeah, well, you know That would just mean all the graded PSA 10s and stuff like that Have are only gonna go up for mosaic. I'm mosaic establishes itself in its first year and it's here to stay Well, Zag is a good product Alrighty next one. We got a Sean Murphy the 50 rookie autograph open gonna Alfonso Brenna McKay the 250 Well, the thing is Ray I think everything is in a tank when it's raw because I think now the market is graded Everything needs to be graded now if people want to make a lot of money And you'll see the difference right I mean I'm sure you know a base Herbert Raw compared to a base PSA 10 Herbert raw. I mean, you know, graded 10 is a big difference now But that's just us making the market tank like that because people don't want raw no more people rather just get paid for the car graded Jordan Alvarez Look at time to buy right now though. It's gonna be offseason. He we're not gonna care for football so much So perfect perfect time to buy Brenna McKay franchise favorites. I don't write mojo. I mean, yeah, you know, right? I'm grading for sure now is just totally changed the game Like it turns a $10 card to like a $75 card easily It's crazy and it's here to stay now too. It's just like all those people that graded You know chronicles basketball, right? Remember how? When it first came out was so hot, but then the tank so crazy the prices But then now we're starting to see a bunch of chronicles PSA 10 job moran's and all this crazy stuff and now you see the difference, you know Now you see the difference in prices turns that $10 card. It's like a hundred bucks Well, right. I mean, that's also if you want to pay up and pay for the 20 day grade or five day 10 day Whatever the case may be some people don't want to pay, you know, $25 a car to grade So they rather do the six month plus and wait it out, which is okay But trust me there's a lot of people that pay up for the grading services because what's an extra $25 if it's going to increase the value You know from a Zion PSA 10 silver to rob and it's going to increase your value by thousands So people are willing to pay that extra 50 bucks a card or whatever the case may be to get it back quickly Also depends on who you're grading it with some grading services and grading people online like on Instagram They have great connections and that stuff is quick Stuff is quick So it just depends on who you're graded with as well Andrew Vaughan to 150 Jordan rookie Trouty Louise Robert and Brett baddie Yeah, yeah, I mean It's it's like I said, it just depends on who you get it with to be honest I've seen that happen. I feel like people have done it on their own through PSA's website and it's sometimes takes a little longer than Send submitting it to a PSA grader that drops it off You know, yeah, I think the market for everything now Rawl is gonna be rough Unless it's graded Exactly.  I mean if you're investing into football, well best time to buy is now and if you get it back in Four or five months. I mean the season's not gonna start till next year in August, right October So you have plenty of time Plenty of time to get back your investment and reflip, you know So nice your dawn right here. Look at that atomic But yeah, if you want to flip you just pay that extra fee 50 bucks, whatever the case may be you sell it and then you move on I forget Actually, one of the lower-grading companies. I don't know if it was SGC or one of those whoever is doing it It's actually a Beckett company already. It's just a lower-end one But I think you're seeing as CC. That's a different company, right? Because I believe SGC is actually Beckett. It's just a lower company But I mean, there's gonna be a lot of people are gonna try to take advantage of the grading and start their own grading services But PSA and and Beckett have established themselves, which they're always gonna have a higher value Robert Hassel autograph for the San Diego Padres, our citizen, you know Atomic Dusted Full School Yeah, well, I mean I still see it the same way I think BGS 9 You know then a PSA 9 BGS 9 5 PSA 10 then of course What separates Beckett from everybody else is you get a pristine 10 and then of course if you get that highly coded black label then It's just through the roof. I Prefer the PSA slabs for regular 35 points. I think they look so much better But anything over that I feel like BGS looks so much better You know, I mean just like a year ago before this pandemic, I mean we always just say Adley Retchman grade PSA for anything of vintage and grade modern BGS but now it's totally a different way You know and plus I mean would like that Nats Turner buying PSA. I mean I was hearing that It's gonna have like robots grading. So no more no more No more human grading anymore. It's all gonna be so precise. So it's gonna be even harder to grade in the future probably Because you know sometimes in PSA 10s don't look like PSA 10s Sometimes those PSA 9s look way better than PSA 10. So I don't know Get quicker grades and more accurate. I guess how Lewis Buster Posey and this court is Nice Luis Roberts Devon Luxe You have a key Brian Hayes Jesus is art autograph Oh Yeah, it's just I think we're just so used to PSA and BGS the other ones just look weird, right? Yeah, I Think SGC's are the ones that are like Really like big, right? Yeah, Mike. So the way that filler worked is that you got a random team first for the break I think the Dolphins helmet went out to a customer, right? Then I randomize the customer names again and it's a randomizer to determine who's gonna win the 10 names So if you came in the top 10, you are part of the break if you're not in the top 10 Then obviously you didn't win anything But of course the the whole purpose of the break was you still have a chance to win a mini helmet as a hit plus spots in the break So that last randomizer Just the only the customer names will be the randomizer for the NT Which I'm not trying to spoil it. I want to say you were part of the top 10 I don't remember though. I don't want to say I don't want to say like for sure But I said watch the video if you were in the top 10 in the last randomizer at the end of the break Then you did get a spot All right, let's finish on Luis Robert We had a Christian Yelich 25 Gavin Lux And we got a Nick York green tonight, you know, all righty No problem, I give you I want to say you're in the top 10. I just want I just don't know to exactly All right guys, there was the first four boxes. Let's go with the next four Next four All right All right, that's the four boxes I I I Already two more boxes I Love last year's I mean I've ever since I've been breaking this It's been so good. I know they kind of changed the design this year, but I think they did a good job I really liked last year's franchise favorites were like, you know the case it was like an also the autograph being a franchise favorite, but This stuff is nice. It's really nice This is why this product always sells like really good when it first comes out and then the price to skyrocket Exactly. Yeah has everything stars rookies and every and prospects. I mean do they have prospects already that we're just in Bowman baseball You know, like they were just bowman's first not too long ago And they're already in this product all on card. You know what I mean? Can't beat it. You have four autographs in a box. I'm sure we'll post up more cases for tomorrow Alrighty last four boxes guys. Good luck, Kyle Lewis, and we got Boba chat Mitch Keller Kevin Lux Yeah, Pete Lonzo, Zach Bean Power producers Mike Trout another Sean Murphy this time green tonight and I Shohei I Said as a Kino Jordan young motor to 150. I know the fact. Yeah, the fact that he got these all big guys that would just sign Or just had a product that just came out I mean it must have got all this like they probably signed their bowman's first But they also like the next day or so they probably got this shipped out to them. That's awesome, man Out of 150 and we got a Luis Robert as well Our citizen Kino Nick Lofton Gavin Lux Nico Horner You got a Nico Horner bowman's best right here. This is like old school right here love the design Tautis Wander Franco I Next box Robert Hassel for the Padres going to Dean autograph Is that gallant Ronald Acuna junior for the Braves when a Steven there we go Very very nice We got debt Merce To 250 Jordan Alvarez Jordan Alvarez atomic And bruised our grader all The Dodgers Or I J. J. Blady and Brian Reynolds for the Pirates on a Derwin We got an ego horner 250 Justin Dunn atomic and Ronald Acuna junior All right two more trout Bobby Bradley Cleveland Indians when Aaron Louise Robert franchise favorites Robert Pauson atomic Tim Anderson Justin Fosco Sean Murphy for the A's trout franchise favorites Royce Lewis Jordan Corpuson and her staff for the Orioles when a Joshua crochet to 250 Ozole I Guys last box good luck for more autographs Austin Wells for the Yankees But a Chris Walker Max Muncie for the Dodgers But a Jordan rookie Louise Robert rookie as well two more autos Jason Dominguez you got Yvonne Herrera for the same those Cardinals One more autographs Chat our sit is a keynote or 99 Robert Pauson Wow, it's a plate and it's Nico Hornier to 150 autograph Mojo with the Cubs look at that man. That is sick.  We got Robert Hassel Nico Horners just a base there Nick Lofton Yamamoto Shawn Murphy green Mitch Keller We got a Nick York Maricio Dubon Nick Gonzalez Jordan Walker and Tony Cabello Sean Murphy gold to 50 Ferrera Jarvis Vaughn Andrew Vaughn again this time colored to 150 That is Chicago White Sox, of course for a baddie Ben Hernandez Robert Hassel redemption Adley Ruchman Stoutman Lozardo and that Nico Hornier It's a number to 150 So there you go guys that was Bowman's best baseball picker team number 15 I'm sure we'll post up more soon and we can get another picker team going jazz piece case breaks calm You


Hey everybody, it's Eric Johnson from Airtate Throws Nation. In today's video, we're going to talk about the three keys to throwing 70 feet with the high school shot clip. So check it out. Quick side note, wanted to make sure that we understand that as we go into the off season, there's so many things that you're going to start be thinking about. 2020 season, of course, had been completely hammered due to COVID-19. One of the things that as we start talking about, we're going to start spending some time getting that gear shift and how we really put together our training, how we're going to be making those big, important gains. That's going to be the focus of a lot of what we're going to be helping you guys with. So today's video, that's what we're trying to talk about, bigger picture so that you approach your training in a better way. So enjoy the video. Everybody, thanks for watching today's video. A couple of weeks back, we had posted a video on Instagram that compared two of our 70 foot shot putters. We had Matt Katnick, who had thrown 72.3. And we had Tyson Jones a couple of years later, who went 71.8 and 3 quarters. Side note fact that I thought was like an interesting thing. Katnick had thrown 72.3 at two different meets. And Tyson had thrown 71.8 and 3 quarters at two different meets. And they were back to back and Katnick's and were pretty close. Both throwers had some really impressive careers. Katnick had six competitions and over 20 throws, over 70 feet. And Tyson had five competitions, over 70 feet. And roughly I want to say a dozen throws, over 70 feet. Now what we're going to do today is we're going to talk about, I was going to do this a couple of different ways. We did a comparison, like I said, on Instagram. We'll throw that so you guys can see it. But one of the key things we thought would be more important is how did we get both these guys a 70 feet? They didn't start out, they weren't. They were both very talented. They both threw well. I think Katnick threw like 48 feet as a freshman in the shot. Tyson threw about 51 feet in the shot. And so both were really talented. I started working with Tyson at the beginning of before sophomore year. So I was with both of these guys when they threw both broke 60 and when they both broke 70 feet. So it was pretty cool to go through those barriers with the two of them. Actually I was with Tyson when he broke 55, then 60, then 65, and so all of these. Both of them, also through the discus, Katnick threw 183, Tyson threw 195. So the key thing is when we're talking about three keys to throwing 70 feet, size is definitely a major help. Bright both these guys are big guys, very agile. Again, Katnick being 63, 305, Tyson being 63.5, 295. So they're very similar in stature. So their technical application of the throwing chain reaction was really similar. So while size is clearly going to be help if you're Ryan Krauser and you're 67 and you weigh 315 pounds and you're incredibly fast and talented, that's gonna be a huge help. And this certainly helps both of these athletes. However, you can be a world champion, a two-time world champion, an Olympic silver medalist like Joe Kovacs who's five, 10 and three quarters. He too though is about 300 and 15 to 20 pounds. Incredible strength levels. So those are kind of your obvious things. What we're gonna talk about here specifically are three things. And what we talk about as we queue this up, we're gonna look at what we call our pillar one. Pillar one is the start of the throw. So pillar one and two are really the big keys. So the start is really key. So you're gonna notice how one of the things we do is we teach these guys a specific rhythm and you're gonna notice that when we have them here they have similar starts and when you look at where they start, Katnick tend to get a little bit more stretch. We changed up some things. What you see with these two throws are neither one of their best throws but both very good throws. In this particular throw Katnick's at 71, three and a quarter and this is like 70 foot three for Tyson. Again, when we look at that start the big thing is what people don't understand is there's very specific actions that have to occur. Now there are always the stylistic aspects of a throw and again these two have similar styles because of similar attributes. But you're gonna notice here there's gonna be some slight subtle differences and I'm gonna give the nod to Katnick here. He gets around and he keeps the shoulders a little bit more level and you're gonna notice how he really works around and we see that position. And then Tyson again does the same thing a little bit wider sweep leg, a little bit of a different entry but you're gonna see how Katnick's knee comes down to the throw. So the first key to getting yourself to throw whether it's 55, 60 or 70 feet you've gotta understand how to set up your throw and move around the axis. Again in our throwing chain reaction system we call that pillar one and two. And so if you don't understand what's going on and one it's not arbitrary, we're doing very specific technical things when we set up our wind and how we create power at the back of the throw to move out and around the axis. So the start I would say is always number one. Some people are gonna say the finish but my argument is if you are off balance which is our second thing balance but if you are off balance and you're falling into the throw it's gonna be very difficult to set up your throw and again that's the whole point of what we teach in our throwing chain reaction system we're teaching you the mechanics and understand what you need to do so that you're spending more time understanding how to get on balance. So our second thing that gets you to those barrier breakers is going to be getting on balance. So if your start is clean in what we again said setting up the chain reaction we're gonna set up maximum power. Those are the two objectives and setting up maximum power is being able to set up that left entry or that entry axis because if you're right handed it's your entry, right? Your entry side so what you're doing with the arm and you're gonna notice in this video that both of these guys have pretty good long arms and nice sweep legs. Cadnick has a little bit more of a better entry so this is what we set up into a week call is our pillar three but this is gonna be able to create balance and speed so the second criteria is balance. Real quick if you're an AirTay throws nation TCR online member be sure to log into your dashboard we're gonna have a special video where we break down each thrower side by side and compare their six pillars and go in depth. Check it out. And so as we're setting these positions you're gonna notice that Cadnick has slightly better balance and then what we're gonna do is have him transition to his pillar. We call that's four and then you're gonna notice five. Cadnick had a phenomenal delivery leg and that was again we rarely worked on the delivery leg we worked on setting up the start setting up those pillar one, two, three and we worked on really getting him on balance and creating speed which is the third criteria. So I'm gonna talk kind of back and forth about balance and speed. And so you hear you're gonna notice that Tyson same thing he kind of came through he has a nice transition but he if we look at the two positions here you're gonna notice when we get here that Cadnick has a slightly better position and the block side shoulder is coming around a little bit more. So the balance was a little bit better and therefore the speed amplifies. So you have to be able to set up that start you gotta be able to with the objective of creating the best balanced forceful position to create speed. Here's the key thing, the further the more speed you create the farther you're gonna throw that is absolutely how it works. And remember with both of these athletes going into their senior year of high school both of them had very successful junior years Cadnick had gone 65-5 Tyson had gone 67-7 and so the key thing is getting that next three to five feet is no easy task speed is the name of the game. So while we got their strength levels key and of course these are some things that go without saying that strength and speed are absolutely critical and size is definitely a huge advantage but speed is the name of the game which is how you can get a two time world champion and an Olympic silver medalist like Joe Kovacs who's 5'10 and three quarters who is one of the best guys in the history of the sport the best guy in the world speed is the name of the game so what we focus on with both these athletes is speed, speed, speed and if we don't set up properly so if we don't set the process and the chain reaction we don't set how to get on balance the speed factor if you're falling off or you're falling through the throw sure you can learn to hit the finish and both of these guys had exceptional finishes and of course we spent plenty of time teaching them how to work into their finish which we're going to look at now so as they kind of come in right you're going to notice here you're going to notice you're going to see that as they come around we get that nice look at that delivery arm we're really going to be punching and driving the shot into the throw you look at the right leg of Katnick this is where you're going to see the difference you're going to see he had a better right leg than Tyson this was something we continually worked on we have to go back and look at the way we approach it if we're always creating better balance and therefore that's going to translate to more speed the right leg is going to move into the delivery faster and so for a lot of you guys you guys are falling off balance out there you're entering the throw you're shortening up the beginning so a lot of you guys out there aren't really setting up your start is off so no matter what you do you're going to be struggling because to get on balance and create speed is going to be super difficult and these are what we consider the best three things so let's do this we've taken a look we're going to throw these guys so here we go let's check out the quick throw in full speed boom you're going to notice both these guys okay and then you're going to notice Tyson Jones okay and you're going to watch Tyson and you're going to see as he comes through boom same thing and he could have come on to that throw a little better and you're going to see Katnick really hit it and you're going to notice that most both of the key things is when you set up your start and you set up your entry and then you can create balance and create speed you're going to notice the efficiency at the front of the ring both of these guys come around there's not a lot of wasted energy they hit it because they're transferring everything to the shot you're not going to throw 50 feet 55 feet 60 feet 65 or 70 feet without all these things and the better you get with these three components of getting the start of your throw controlled to be able to set up better balance to create more speed the easier those bigger distances come and so just be patient remember those are the keys it's just going to become like more and more details the thing's going to happen the throw is going to happen faster and faster and the more speed you're able to create the farther you're going to throw okay guys so hopefully you found that kind of interesting and hopefully that you didn't think that yeah no kidding but you're going to notice those are the core things to focus on and so many people are focusing on other things and they don't realize they're constantly off balance and it's shortening up their speed that's what's going to prevent you from throwing further okay guys thanks so much for watching today if you liked today's video be sure to comment I was going to have you guys comment what you thought down below tell us any other videos you'd like to see coming forward check out our Instagram and we will see you on the next video


Okay, very good morning to you. Hope you had a fantastic Easter break and enjoyed the the warm weather or be it I'm still in the lockdown obviously for most parts of the world But hopefully you had managed to make the most of it As you can see here a lot of you might be watching this video in the end on YouTube So don't forget to like and subscribe to the video and the channel very much appreciate it If we can grow our community and obviously every day I encourage people to any questions that they have any market opinions that you have just leave a comment I'll be replying throughout the day as I always do as will the rest of the team So happy to engage with you guys and answer your questions as much as possible One of the things here as well that I've received quite a lot of messages There was a video that went out in the US about a week ago of which I appeared on a panel discussion With someone you might recognize as a name Mike Bella Fiori But he and I would be giving a chat just generally about just what traders look at and how do we monitor news? That was kind of my my part of the discussion And so a lot of people have been asking me about how to use Twitter for trading and so on So if you go on our YouTube channel this video here You can see down at the bottom how to use Twitter picture myself there if you click on that video That's basically your your one-stop shop for everything you need to know So yeah, do do check that out when you get time if you've not seen it before But otherwise, let's just have a quick look at what's going on this morning and overall a little bit of risk appetite Obviously America were back in the market yesterday We're going to have a look through some of the charts to just see The lay of the land going into today's session because of course you've probably read the US earning season kicks off today Which is going to be a bit of a focal point, of course Just given the context of the overall economic environment to ascertain how severely yet Corporate profitability has been impacted by the shutdown and COVID-19 But OPEC deal obviously that was the where we left things at the end of last week We'll have a catch up on that but overall this morning equity index futures up generally positive Now up about 300 the S&P 33 points and the DAX about 165 So fixed income a touch lower albeit just bumping up a little bit in the last half an hour still down two and a half ticks in the tenure and then gold Still elevated up eight dollars albeit off the natural resistance of our one that we had following the grind up in yesterday's session We'll have a look at gold as one a bit more detail the currency markets the Dixie's pretty flat albeit It's just come up a little bit In more recent trade to test an era of support in the Dixie from yesterday evening London times so both major pairs just coming off a touch But still up on the day at the moment you're a dog four and a half cable up 16 for the time being WCI crew down at the bottom here Pretty much sideways action as I said we'll review that in a moment But obviously still digesting whether or not the markets going to be satisfied with this OPEC plus deal and G 20 that they managed to kind of club together a few days ago So what have we got to look out for and generally why is there positive risk on sentiment at the moment? Well, there was some data overnight Data showing Chinese exports in Yuan terms fell less than expected has helped kind of lift sentiment a little bit At least in the short term. I would say that's generally quite a short-term reaction though I don't think it's going to be particularly long-lasting But Asia up a little bit overnight the export number for China was minus 6.6 percent sounds pretty bad But expectations were for minus 14 percent And then overall continued easing in the rate of new infections in many countries in regards to coronavirus Which is something we can review as well But overall in terms of the week ahead, this is what we're looking at for transition my screen Earning season as I said, I'm going to talk about that in a little bit more detail in a second But the big banks are always the first to report so today no different We get JP Morgan whilst Fargo and also Johnson and Johnson going to kick things off There's about 40 S&P 500 companies this week including four of the Dow 30 components Later on in the week we get City Bank of America Black Rock Goldman So all of these kind of top tiered US banks as we go through the week Wednesday could be quite interesting US retail sales obviously poised to fall in March by the most ever seen just given the immediacy of the The lockdown and that's going to have a severe impact on the retail sector of course not just in America But in terms of globally, but obviously this is going to be quite a key reading kind of like what we've been looking with jobless claims We know it's going to be bad We know it's going to be extremely elevated record high levels of initial jobless It's just how far is that you know, how bad is it? And I guess we'll be looking at retail sales in a similar fashion and then on Friday We've got China releasing its GDP numbers and that comes alongside then the slew of data They always release at the same time as GDP IP retail sales and their jobless figure as well all coming on Friday But let's just have a quick review then on the corona virus cases and this is what I was going to look at first Which if I just make this chart this big so you can see it now This is looking at daily confirmed cases a seven-day rolling average By a number of days since 30 daily cases being first recorded just to refresh your memory The stars indicate each country's line when the lockdowns were put into place and as you can see here a couple of you know kind of Lukewarm signs that perhaps we're getting to a point where The worst might be over. I know I don't want to jinx things too much But you can see from the trajectory of these lines So even though deaths in certain areas are still incredibly high particularly in America and the UK Overall in mainland Europe Italy reported lower number of new coronavirus cases on Monday Even as their daily fatalities did rise Britain Should expect the number of daily deaths from coronavirus to continue to rise this week Unfortunately followed by a plateau For a period of two to three weeks according to the chief scientific advisor to the government That has led them to reports as you can see here that one the UK's like to announce the lockdown extension this week according to the Times newspaper Unfortunately, if you are based in the UK is looking likely that we're going to remain in lockdown Until the 7th of May is what they're saying So this fits in step with what we're kind of looking at with these curves is that the UK? You can see here still yet to get to that plateau point and when it does it doesn't decrease immediately We're looking at around a two-week period two to three week before it then starts to drop off And that's when they can look to start loosening some of these measures as what we've seen with Spain Spain became the first of the one of the hardest hit European countries to loosen its regulations Allowing workers in non-essential industries such as construction. They've returned to work now and obviously Much like we were talking about China a few weeks ago. I think this is quite critical now about just monitoring. How does that type of? Loosening of these these more stringent rules about the you know potential for a secondary wave of transmission of you know Human to human contact. How does that pan out in terms of these numbers as this is the kind of new difficulty of which the markets are going to face as a challenge now Few other things then in terms of these dates what we're looking at. So as I said UK is going to be extended likely What's the date that's being put around as the 7th of May? Italy's new coronavirus cases forwards daily death toll rises. They said Italy We already know that theirs has been extended to the 3rd of May The French president Macron came out at the weekend said they're going to extend to the 11th of May India to the 3rd of May has been another month that's come out earlier this morning And then in the US now the US of course has now jumped to the top of par in terms of The severity of the situation of COVID-19, but Trump has made some comments over the weekend Excuse me yesterday on Monday And said that the administration was close to completing a plan to reopen the US economy Including nine states on the US East Coast and West Coast which are Predominantly the hardest hit when it comes to the virus in North America. So I'm not too sure how to interpret this to be honest because The the situation is still fairly severe and I would say that they've still got another period of Probably quite high levels until we start to see a decrease in the lights of say Italy and France who generally are a slightly head of the curve So I can understand why Trump would say this type of thing is obviously a little bit of management Given the negative Situation that we're seeing in the empirical evidence of the US economy whether through You know layoffs jobless claims being at these multi You know kind of weekly record highs the retail sales this week's going to be a disaster GDP is coming up in Q2 is going to be You know Massively down and so I guess he's trying to sound positive in the sense that the sooner we can get things open the sooner He can kind of jolt the economy back to life again, but obviously it comes at a real Health risk so as much as he's saying this how much is this deliverable well again I think he's being a little bit optimistic here Remember when we were delivering the briefing a few weeks ago He said that the US economy would be opened by Easter. Well, Easter's come and Easter's gone and they're still in lockdown So what pillar to politicians say and actually what becomes reality? I think a little bit disconnected to be to be quite frank So one one to monitor, but I don't think this is this is a big deal at this point This was you know looking at projected timelines and milestones for a turn to work in the US If you did want to look at this in more detail, I did tweet it My hand all of course is here. So just feel free to follow me on Twitter I'm fairly active these days now that I'm at home rather than they're in the office So, yeah, it's a bit small to look at I'll let you digest that in your own time But essentially it was looking at what I thought from Morgan Stanley quite a nice analysis of the general bottom access Which is kind of here. We're right in the middle of this blue peak And the way they've kind of this is a cumulative value of the daily new cases in the east and west coast Coupled with the rest of the US with case numbers over 1,000 Then it's looking at the general trend lower as we go through the coming months until schools reopen Which is timetabled for a kind of September time and then the potential second wave of infections But the potential vaccine for health workers When does that come and then when does the potential vaccine broadly become available for the general public which MS In their research are suggesting is not going to be until basically 12 months time Essentially, so yeah, have a look at that when you get a moment One of the other things though what people have been looking at is obviously the US equity market This was a comment a research note out of Goldman Sachs yesterday and Goldman's have made a bit of an about turn on their previous call They were previously quite bearish saying that the market was going to see another pullback of an aggressive nature Down to the kind of 2000 level. However, they've now dropped that call and they've actually switched it And now now saying US stocks are likely bottomed on Policy support despite the likely steady stream of weak earnings reports Q1 earning season will not represent a major negative catalyst for equity market performance their year-end S&P 500 target remains 3000 is what they're saying and on that note then let's just get the S&P 500 up and let's have a look at what we're what we've got So let me just quickly switch my screens So this is the S&P 500 I've just made a couple of markups here from where we were on the reopening of trade We did kind of gap up but then came on immediately under pressure Kind of tracking the oil move if you were looking at markets on Sunday night and electronic trade We did rally up into the open on Wall Street, but a little bit of nervousness perhaps going into the earnings season But we've already taken back That move for the moment, but on a slightly longer picture Let's look at that Goldman Sachs call of what they're looking at for the year-end target of 3000 So 3000 puts us up basically around this kind of level here pretty much where You've got that death cross just on my chart here at the moment in terms of these technical indicators So, you know, not the most outrageous call and I guess that's the year-end call So there's probably going to be some ebb and flow of movement until we get to that point Not forgetting as well that we have got it. You know, it's almost hard to remember. We've got a US election in November at the end of the year early a few months time and Obviously Trump's going to be doing his utmost to get the US stock market back up there the economy back reopened in time for that event Because as we've seen before he's kind of weaponized the stock marketers Wanted to validate the kind of effectiveness of his policies So definitely he'll be doing anything everything he can at that point But from Goldman's that their general idea here is that just given the fiscal and also The kind of unprecedented nature of doing whatever it takes from a monetary policy perspective That has now eliminated the risk of any severe Downside and hence their their call at the moment technically speaking where we are at the moment You can see around this 50% fit from the old-time highs in a March 23rd low is causing a little bit of Resistance for the moment. We've really failed to substantially get above that level and that was that summer of 2019 Low also the 2800 handle is around these levels So that's kind of the obstacle at the moment to the upside whether or not we can break above there It's going to be quite key and if we did the next move up would be up to around that 2855 type level You can see from the Feb and March areas of significance and also from back on the 4th of October You can see here of 2019 So that's the kind of S&P story and what the chart looks like technically It's going to switch over and have a quick look at another chart, which is just above it Which is this one, which is gold and I was going to change gold to this one, which is a monthly chart Now someone was asking me this on one of the YouTube comments Last week about you know where could gold go from here and one of the things I responded with was just keeping an eye Technically on these much longer time frames. He's looking at monthly candlesticks And you can see just the incredible move that we've had over the course of April Even as stock markets have stabilised one thing to be aware of is this which is Holdings in the SPDR gold shares have surged to the highest since 2013 Now the SPDR gold shares the largest such fund Surging above 1000 as you can see here so getting above that high that we had in 2016 back to levels not seen For several years so people still want exposure to gold at this point despite the general positives that I've been discussing with the The kind of flatlining if you like of the the trajectory of some of the new virus cases People are still kind of positioning themselves against the economic reality that's still yet to really hit home in full force And so with gold what I was looking at was that 1722 which was up here that deck 12 Kind of high now that we've got above there. You can see we've pushed a decent 25 dollars already above that level I wouldn't really expect much in a way of resistance now until we get Up to around really the 1800 dollar handle You can see here where we are at the moment at 55 that does come inside with the November Kind of high on the monthly candlestick, but anything above that then 1800 is the next psychological target And you can see what an important level that is If I just switch back to my charts here You can see the November 11th, Feb, October 12th highs all reside at around that level kind of 1795 1800 on the figure To be to be watched. So yeah gonna be it's gonna be interesting It's kind of a counter-intuitive move in a way because you would think there's equities continue to move higher Things start to stabilize generally in volatility that you'd think gold will come back down under pressure but I think it's more of a Positioning play now for what is to come over the coming quarters When it comes to gold in that respect from a from a fund manager's point of sense or point of view I should say The other thing then to look at of course is oil. This is just a summary from a tweet I did a few days ago when the initial news was coming out OPEC plus they eventually managed to get a deal together. It was looking very last minute I'm not sure if you were tracking the news over the weekend But the markets were going to reopen really a few hours to go They still hadn't got a deal done and then they called a final emergency meeting where they managed to get this thing over the line so OPEC plus they're going to cut 9.7 million brows per day for May June and Mexico to cut just a hundred thousand that's less than it's pro-rated share and how this is going to work is that Americans Trump was going to backstop the 300,000 shortfall to hit the 400k that Saudis wanted in order to get the deal Over the line, which was of course quite interesting Just given the fact, you know the the current relationship We've had ever since Trump came into the White House of Mexico and here he is then Backstopping some of their agreement talking about he would he would cover them basically For Mexico then to reconsider in two months time how this will work The 9.7 million will be in effect for May June and then generally it scales down a little bit as we go further forward in time But this deal could well be in place for the next two years is what they're saying Which is probably the the the right thing and shouldn't come as too much a surprise when you think about the the kind of Huge impact that the COVID-19 has had this gradual recovery that we're going to see in the economy It's not going to be an immediate Fix here in terms of what they're doing. It's a much more longer play than that There were talks of a 3.2 million brown per day cut from G20 states outside OPEC plus So this was a coin to sources at the time But this is the type of levels that we're looking at that's a little bit of a disappointment OPEC plus originally had asked these Other G20 states to contribute about five and they've only come through with a low Three million so I was quite bearish at the time when I was hearing this news and when we were And the one what first of all let's look at the chart when we were looking at this And I go back to well, let's go back to this chart here this was of course The end of last week and why just what a what a session it was there was just headlines coming and price movement We're seeing big swings of kind of six seven percent ten percent at some periods and then we got to the point of Sunday night and we actually opened up just short of twenty five dollars But we came under immediate selling pressure and we pretty much sold off a straight ten percent in the first Kind of half an hour of trade or so before then gradually coming back And we've just kind of eased all the way back down to those levels again So the overall I think perception of this deal And if we look at it maybe on this one, it makes a little bit more sense. So here we were And then we just remove my video feed so you can see what I'm looking at here One second see if that works There you go So here you can see a full annotation of what we're looking at in the crude market and this was when we reopened So if you look at it where we are Given the fact that where we were open on Sunday night with still at least two dollars down from where we were We kind of consolidated at the moment I think a lot of that is just waiting for us to come back in full market now Back in after the Easter break and it's going to be I think a little bit of a day where we'll start to see a bit of More definitive move you can see we've kind of squeezed in the price here more recently so a decision needs to be made at this point about where do we take this from here and You know where we were up trading at you know only a couple of days ago They were remember when there were source comments talking about cuts as large as 20 million You know Trump was talking about 15 million when he was tweeting the week before that was when we hit that high so those highs on that type of talk We're up at 28 29 dollars and here we are down at 22 and a half this morning It just goes to show you know the tracking of how this market is going to react is a largely dependent upon How the scene is set and that forms our expectations and that's why I felt quite bearish at the time when Trump was coming out with these quite spectacular figures Because it's kind of doomed to fail in a way and and that's kind of how the markets have taken this the reference Bar was so high that it was almost Always going to have a negative kind of price reaction in that sense, but from here You know if we do start to break lower obviously the levels I'd be keeping an arm was that initial opening Volatility low that we had on Sunday night at 22 dollars and you can see here. I've marked up with some ellipses Some price points from March and April 2170 would be a target and then that would open up the overall $20 handle again, which is obviously so significant being a close to two decade low That we briefly printed going back to the 30th of April But it's been a level that generally has held thus far and that's very close proximity Obviously only around two and a half dollars away from that at the moment And that does technically open up a firm break of there at any point in the future Quite a trap door technically where there's not a great deal of support until we get much lower down into the kind of 17 Had or 16 handle, which would be the post 9-11 2001 Low at that point One of the main things as well why people are quite disappointed with this OPEC deal is really the demand destruction that this coronavirus is having on the global economy, of course, you know as airplanes public transportation and manufacturing activity everything that requires and backstops the demand for this product It's obviously been significantly impacted by COVID-19 and if you look at everyone from research houses to funds to energy agencies in regards to the US energy department or the EIA then Did it change in all demand for April year to year is Significantly more than what OPEC have proposed and what they're cutting Now although OPEC overall production like what we're going to see in the States should drop off its record levels by a fairly substantial margin Given the fact that now there's lower Price, it's not cost-effective to run these facilities And so therefore naturally production levels will decrease that in step with the production cuts The question is is that enough to offset this this huge demand shock that we're having and that's what's keeping people generally quite bearish despite these actions another question I had over the weekend and I would say is that you know Don't don't be fooled that OPEC can't change this deal They can't get more aggressive. They can't go deeper longer harder Absolutely, they will if the price breaks 20 at any point In the days and weeks to come and the price starts to get a rundown further Or then everyone's gonna have to take action and that includes Probably the de facto kingpin now who's the dealmaker which is Donald Trump because the price does start dropping to those types of levels just mentioned then that's gonna have a massive implications then for the The energy sector in America and then consequently the domino effect being more mass layoffs That's going to be incredibly problematic for him to manage economically, but also politically So he won't want to let that happen So I'd say this is evolving situation, but it's going to be somewhat Determined on the price whatever the price does if it comes on the pressure, they're going to have to do more at this point Okay, few other things to have a look at then what do the banks think about the deal Not just about my view. These are a couple of headline things that I saw yesterday city Saying reductions would do little to stem the price route GS is a historical agreement yet insufficient And then UBS said the glut of crude will persist through this quarter as Producers have already committed this month shipments to their their customers. So the general Main Street view is that This is going to be quite a testing time at the moment to see how oil plays out and that on the balance a lot of question marks And whether what they've done is enough at this point Okay, shifting over to another thing to have a talk about earning season is back Here and as per the normal routine the the banks really kick things off So you're going to get JP and Wells Fargo ahead of the opening bell today As I said earlier got 40 S&P 500 companies for of the Dow 30 components reporting this week It starts to kind of ramp it up as we go through the next few weeks Earnings for S&P 500 firms are expected to tumble 10.2% in the first quarter compared with the January 1st forecast of a 6.3% rise So back at the beginning of the year we're anticipating that the end of this quarter, you know the The general earnings for S&P 500 companies would be a positive over 6% and now it's been Kind of repriced if you like by by Wall Street analysts to it's going to be a negative over 10% into double digits So quite a huge turnaround that we've seen over the last Couple of weeks in particular and that's before the anticipation is the earnings are going to plummet Nearly 25% in the second quarter And if you remember that's when the US economy in itself is expected according to Goldman's for example So it's going to be a negative Q2 print of around 35% So that's when we'll be right in the midst of the worst economic kind of situation the aftermath of this present lockdown that we're in Couple things might my colleague Eddie some of you might have seen him He's done a couple of videos on the on the channel before but he's done a really great LinkedIn post where he's kind of done His essential guide to what to look out for and namely we're looking at banks They generally are the sector that kicks off earnings and there's a few things he's mentioned here Which I'm just going to briefly recap But feel free to read this more and full on his LinkedIn post But he said larger provisions for credit losses That's one of the main things that he's looking out for in the the banks earnings numbers And then just generally in earnings in general if you think about energy specifically Particularly these more smaller independent oil firms in America. They've been particularly squeezed by this low price point And then retailers of course, you know, if you think about retail in the US Well, then generally speaking, you know people They're in lockdown They're not able to get to the high street. So they're going to fill the impact of brunt as well our airliners Expected then losses that occur when credit and debt becomes delinquent or is like to default or become unrecoverable So if you think about banks Credit card and consumer lending businesses and they're expected to take to take a great hit Just on the back of this lockdown and the layoffs that are happening at the moment The other the other things here maybe on a slightly more positive sign is just generally the FICC and equity trading So just generally the trading divisions of these big investment banks because of the high degree of Volatility is that kind of being good for business the expectation is yes But to what degree and then on the other side, you know, if you think about investment bank essentially split between The kind of global markets and the advisory capital market side Well on the investment kind of classic banking side Probably suppressed capital market activity this huge uncertainty about where the economy is heading in future is meant that you know If you think about transactions M&A deals, they basically just stopped as you wouldn't as you would imagine It's the most prudent thing to do is not be cutting new deals when you don't know what the economic future holds No, they're a few weeks months away. Never mind years away. So that's going to be a massive hit to their advisory fee kind of income But on the flip side if you think about things like restructuring divisions I was talking to a contact at mine who works at hula hand low key, which is one of the big kind of US boutique Advisors in the States and they were saying that their restructuring business is just unprecedented at the moment And they're having actually having to hire in new analysts to help with that demand and that's likely to To be quite a standout that we'll see with these banking firms then ECM equity capital markets firms frantically issuing secondary secondary or follow-on offerings to raise equity and liquidity and as we've seen with this morning Exxon They've raised 9.5 billion to load up on new cash while debt markets are still open to new deals at the moment And so looking to safeguard themselves through kind of hardship That's to come over the coming months But obviously this comes with investment bank advisory services in order to execute that kind of debt offering And so they're going to make fees on the back of that and then the final point probably to look out for is the lower net interest margins You know flatter yield curve, you know rates back to historical low levels And then the final thing I would say is is about forward guidance What is it then that people are looking at? You know if you think about If you go back to What goldman's were saying which was Here this was what goldman's were saying yesterday about earning season They said stocks have probably bottomed on policy support Despite the likely steady stream of weak earnings reports They see Q-mine earning season will not represent a major catalyst for equity market performance And I think I kind of agree with that. I mean everyone knows that this earning season is going to be pretty horrific And they knows that actually the next one's going to be even worse So actually I think one of the things for me that I'm looking at is is the general forward guidance What do they see the end of the year looking at how significant is that impact going to be? We know now is bad But what's the type of shape of recovery that they're anticipating from their profit? performance point of view That and also be keeping an eye on dividend payments We've seen in Europe HSBC UBS credit Suisse halting cancelling their dividends are we going to see that as well in the US To come a few other things. I thought was quite interesting and this is looking at the S&P 500 earnings revisions breadth So this just goes to show the severity of how Wall Street analysts have had to severely re Or re-evaluate and put out fresh estimates of a much more negative position of where we are now from just a few weeks ago Pretty much the worst since then the financial crisis of 2008 and then one of the other things I was looking at from an earnings perspective This morning was this was a chart here that basically is estimate dispersions And what that means is how much the highest and lowest per share prediction varies on the average stock and Basically, that's sort of near record levels that we saw during the financial crisis So what this is telling you then there's there's been an immediate global shock event being coronavirus that's caused analysts to severely Review and and reanalyze and put out fresh more negative estimates But the variance of those estimates is the widest it's been since the financial crisis meaning that you know It's quite a tough thing to try and quantify from an equity analyst point of view at this point in time So again given that point I think that does soften the blow a little bit about then The kind of freedom that these numbers have to kind of beat and miss and for it not to really impact sentiment too much So it's been a lot of hype about earnings is going to be reality hitting home for me. I think it already has hit home I don't think they're going to come as a great shock here and the bar in my mind for corporate earnings season has been set Particularly low meaning then that I think an okay earning season actually might be received In in quite a positive way in that respect If you are interested I've shown you this before but this is the the kind of amplified trading Learning portal that we have for new traders and as much as it is a portal It's a subscription monthly payment where you go through a kind of sequence of chapters that teach you the one-on-one about everything You need to know to analyze and trade financial markets But what we've been doing is updating a rolling section where Sam North puts out his trade setups every day But Eddie the chap I just mentioned who did that linked in post He's done a great video as a guide to earning season, which he's just uploaded to the portal So exclusive to that we don't put that sort of stuff out on YouTube But all of these types of more snippet we call it macro now Research that we do goes on to that portal. So do check that out. I'll put a link to it in the in the video But that is it no, I think that's enough Obviously for this week as I said going all the way back to the calendar Today's all about earning season probably gonna just capture a bit of an imagination Because it's the first ones and that tends to act as a bellwether then for the rest of the sentiment and the season depending on how some of these First banks come out namely JP and Ros Fargo US retail sales Wednesday Chinese data on Friday And then finally I'll just set one more time Don't forget to subscribe to the channel so I can see you tomorrow But yeah, feel free to ask me the questions in the comments and I wish you a good day and a week ahead Thanks very much guys


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T. F. N. N. headline news update. Good afternoon everybody I'm Tommy O'Brien comedy alive from T. F. N. N. two p.m. Eastern time on Friday two hours left to go in the trading week and we got markets flirting with record territory right now S&Ps trading up fourteen points at thirty two twenty six you've got the Nasdaq right now up thirty nine points trading at eighty seven twelve we get the Dow up a hundred and one points trading at twenty eight thousand five oh two quite a price tag jumping over to the VIX will start things off as you would expect low volatility in this market as we flirt with record territory in the Dow S&P and Nasdaq coming into the closing bell with two hours left to go VIX twelve forty seven right now start things off will jump over the charts will start it off with the Dow and we'll get it we have the S&P there's your Dow twenty eight thousand four ninety nine looking at the March futures contract pretty tame afternoon so far you may see low volatility coming into this market but boy it's been quite a week quite a year Nasdaq one hundred there we are I quoted the Nasdaq I was quoting the Nasdaq one hundred currently trading eighty seven eleven just off the highs that we had at the opening bell of eighty seven twenty two S&P five hundred thirty two twenty five didn't quite make it up to thirty two thirty but right up against that high that we had earlier this morning crude oil pulling back a bit almost a dollar off the highs we had at about nine AM of sixty one eighteen currently trading at sixty dollars and thirty three cents gold contract holding steady at fourteen eighty one thirty four and we're seeing some dollar strength Euro weakness Euro trading one ten sixty nine terms of what else you have happening in the market it has been a banner year and we have a chance for a historic year coming into today twenty seven percent the S&P was up that is only about two percent away from two thousand thirteen we're up about a half a percent today and if we get thirty one percent that be the first time in almost twenty plus years S&P crossed thirty two hundred for the first time yesterday we're already a full almost percent above that level stay tuned folks we got a man Dave White coming up live at two PM Tom O'Brien live at three and don't forget the front page of TFNN Tiger dollars this sale ends Sunday get up to a forty percent bonus on whatever you spend check that out before that sale ends the front page of TFNN stay tuned folks we got a man Dave White coming up live at two o'clock Tom O'Brien live at three two hours left to go in the trading day we'll be right back


Do we do an interview now? Is this how we... Look, all I wanted to hear was please. Action! Oh no, he's watching. So impolite. Oh my god. Who are you and why? Why, I still haven't figured out, but I'm Martin Splitts and I have recently joined the ranks of DevRel for search and web ecosystem at Google. So what are you here to do at Google then? Google search wants to basically get out of your way. That's the idea. You just do the right thing for your users and we do the heavy lifting on the back end to make that happen. So is this basically where, you know, all longest time certain techniques were no go for developers because it would lower your chance of getting to the position in search where you wanted to end up? Well, that's still a thing. Like you can still try to gain the system and the game is going to punish you for it. Like we are pretty good at catching these things, but nonetheless there are a few things where we can improve the way that we help you like get stuff on search and get like the relevant users to your page and that's like a bunch of best practices and there's going to be talks on IO here from my co-workers Maria and John, John Miller and Maria Moeva. All right. They're going to tell you more about how to make like JavaScript and search better friends and in the background I'm basically like figuring out where JavaScript and search are not friends. I guess we'll link to those? Yes, we will. Available? So is this about making things like like single page apps? Yeah. We have one of the biggest changes recently where now the crawler basically is able to execute JavaScript. So single page apps suddenly became a proper first class citizen in search results. But then certain people figured out like, wait a minute, you say it executes JavaScript but does that, what does that mean? Like if my page takes 10 seconds of executing JavaScript, is that fine or what if I do this? It's not. It's never, that's never fine, that's never going to be, but like there's a few things and we are running a certain Chrome version. We have recently published, well recently I think like last year we published which Chrome version that is. We are a little behind there and we're working on catching up and for the time being we have to like put out some guidelines for people to fix the issues. And we're also like getting into how the frameworks are doing certain things and if we can help them do certain things better or if they're doing things fine already so that like people get a better. That's a pretty different angle because before we were doing like VR, AR things, right? Yeah. So that's like the other end of the spectrum. That's pretty much the other end of the spectrum. That's nonetheless super exciting because obviously you want like people to find your stuff and it's cool if you build VR things. Who would have thought? Right, I know. And in the future hopefully not too far out, we might actually also have a look at how we get like 3D content into search so that you can.  Don't, is that what it's going to be like? Like searching on the internet is going to be like walking in there. And it's like you have to walk over to someone and go, excuse me, I'm just looking at one aisle page two. I'm just looking for some socks, no, no, no, no. Where is the sock aisle in Google? But if you today, if you search for a product, you might already see like a price tag and where you can buy it and the little picture. But if the picture is not really helpful, then it would be nice to just be able to spin it around, no? That is true. That is true. Boom. And I'm not saying that's going to happen. I'm just saying like that's something that I personally would love to see. You can already be quartered out of context now. It's amazing. We can do that with CSS 3D already, right? You can just spin it around. It's the same thing on the other side, just reversed, right? That would work for socks. For socks that would be fine. Probably not help, but you know. Or CDs, like a picture of the CD is probably, yeah. You don't have to explain that for the younger viewers. Oh, right. Yeah, we used to store music so that we can listen to it on the go, eventually, and it was like little discs. Very compact. Yeah, very, very compact. The size apparently is chosen so that some like Beethoven something, something symphony fits on it right away. Like Philips designed it that way. Is that right? Yeah, yeah. Oh, is that why it's 64 minutes originally? Yeah, yeah. That's the reason why. The CD can hold one Beethoven. Yeah, like 64.7 something, like it's ridiculous, but that's where I come from. So are you saying they could have made it better and just didn't because it fits a Beethoven's good enough? Yeah, yeah, that's fine. So if people are wanting to do better at search on the web, right? What's step one is it to tweet you and ask nicely and you can go in, press the buttons and the thing goes to the top. No, none of us can do that and none of us will do that. We also don't like offer any preferential support. So even if you're a partner, you're not getting anything that other people are not getting. So the best thing is build it for your users.  Search Console is a thing that you can verify for your search on page and then you get like a lot of insights on how you're doing in search as well. And you can see how Google is rendering it. We get feedback on that. Yeah. So this is a kind of way to see how like the Google crawler sees your site, right? Yes, that's like it's called fascist Google. It's probably going to be called something else soonish because we're working on a new version of the Search Console. We like to rename things. Hashtag branding. Hashtag branding. That make it difficult for people to find perfect excellence. OK. Especially in the Search Console, things like finding things are important, right? But like this, the mobile first testing tool that gives you also a view of how Google sees your page and shows you like JavaScript errors and stuff. So it's pretty cool actually. That seems helpful. Yeah, that's useful. Because beforehand...  Correct.  Sorry. Great. And then deal with it. So what kind of cases, where is that going to happen? Is this like a case of JavaScript errors or... Yes, in case of JavaScript errors, if you use features that like if you if your site breaks, if you use certain features that are not supported by the slightly older version of Chrome that runs the Google... Teeny-mild, tiny little bit of deviation from it. It's relatively not that old, relative to the age of the planet. I mean, like the internet is 25 years old or something, right? So it's like, it's a glimpse. Nothing but a glimpse. So if you've got that kind of heavily JavaScript based page, you're seeing errors, these things just like nothing coming up in the Search Console, what's your next steps? How are you going to improve that? I mean, you would have the errors not the console. If there were errors, so you can... Now you have actual features like... But what if it's like, you know, core feature not supported? Yes. Go away. Right. Then what... Just babel it. Babel everything. So John talks about that in his session. There's like server-side rendering and there's something that John likes to call dynamic rendering where you like render certain bits and pieces and serve it when you see the Googlebot. I know you ace niffing is not a cool thing, but you know... That sounds like gaming... The search system. You said that was bad. I'm going to have to pull you up on that. Here's the thing, like, you should not do it to, like, use this because we're going to catch that. But if you serve us an exact copy of your content for the Googlebot, then you'll be fine. You're not going to be penalized or anything. But if it's an exact copy, then what's the point? The point being that you can, like, layer on additional functionality. Like, if you give us a static HTML version... I see, so we're still rendering, basically. Yes, exactly. There was one saying, but then on the Googlebot you don't inject with Java and do the magic stuff. If you use, like, I don't know, 2019.js, which is probably going to be coming out very soon and... Probably next year. Yeah, right, I would guess. Or i018.js, which is probably announced right now. Then you might run into problems with search and then you can go, like, OK, but I can, like, have a server-side process render out to some HTML so that we get the content of your document and the relations between the different documents that your application consists of. But that's good for performance in general, right? That's good for, like, real users as well. Yes, which is why we are fine with it, because, again, we don't try to build something specifically... It's a win-win. Yeah, we don't try to make you something specific for search. What we want is you make your website better for your users and make it relevant and make it high-quality and make good content. And then it's our task to get you found. But we don't do interviews, mate. We never have done interviews on two or three. We're suddenly starting to do interviews now. Yeah, well, it's going to be awkward if we don't interview the person that is sat. No, it's fine. You know, I've got a phone with me. You can just browse the Instagrams. We just, you know, chat about the usual stuff. Well, make this more interesting, like, up the bed here. I'm going to use your phone. Well, I'd say tweet this. I don't recommend. I don't recommend.