This is the iBoss Cyclops Filament Dryer. It's brand new, it's on Kickstarter right now, and I'm gonna show you what it's all about. My name's Jim, and this is The Edge of Tech. So in this video, I'm gonna do a little bit different on approach. I'm actually gonna walk through the unboxing with you, and we're gonna check it out as we go. If you open it up, it says hi. Thanks for choosing iBoss. Get ready for your best printing experience. iBoss, enjoy. When we open it up, there's actually a really cool little note here. Just to me, it says, hi, Jim. Thank you for being our first batch of users. We appreciate your trust. Cyclops and URUS are in the box. Whoa, there's actually something new in the box too. Hope you enjoy them, iBoss. So we didn't talk about this, I believe it's called URUS. We're gonna get to that, and I think you're really gonna like it. But thank you so much for that personalized note. You don't see that every day. We're gonna pop this open right after that. Everything's packed really nice. I'm gonna pull all these little bearings out, and I'm gonna set them right over here. User manual, some PTFE tubing. In the top here, we have different plugs, which is nice, depending on what country you're in. So that's cool that they give you adapters for the different plugs for your country. So I took the top layer of foam off, and as you see, the machine sits in here. So I'm gonna take it out carefully, starting with this here. Then there's some cardboard, and the base right there. And that's it, nothing else in the box. So like we showed, the rollers, PTFE tubing, instructions, different plugs for your country, the actual base, the top of the machine, and the box in here, we'll get to that in a minute. So to put it together, we take our roller assemblies and we set them in just like that. It looks like there's a little rubber gasket here that you can slide back and forth. So we're gonna put all four of those in. When you're putting them in, make sure your bearings are tight, otherwise they will fall out until they're placed. So it looks like we're in, there we go, all four of them are in. Now our rollers are in place. Next thing it says to do is take and put some PTFE tubing in your cover here so you can roll the filament out. It looks like there's a whole bunch of different places you can do that. There's three across the top here. There are three across the back here. And there's actually two back here.  That is a really smart, smart thing to do. I'm not gonna put my PTFE tubing in right now until I decide where I want this box. On the front of the box, you can see a hydrometer so that measures your humidity. And when we're ready, we'll actually set the cover on just like that. Next, you wanna look at the plug that came with it. This is the US plug. If that is not your current plug for your country, grab one of the adapters. This will plug into the back of the adapter like that and then use that for your country depending on where you're at. Since we're in the US, we'll stick with the US plug. I got it plugged in and we're gonna power it on for the first time so we'll hold the power button here. Here's your timer and this is the temperature inside. It looks like 33.1 degrees Celsius. So this is your timer. So if you hit this button, it'll flash. Once it's flashing, you can actually tell it how long you want it to be on. In this case, we'll say, I don't know, one hour and let's do five minutes or 10 minutes. We'll do one hour, 10 minutes. Hit the timer button again. Once you hit that button, this is your timer. You can go to your temp here and we have it set right now at 70 degrees Celsius. You'll be able to raise that by pressing the button and then going up here or down here. It looks like 70 degrees Celsius is the max. So we'll leave it at 70. We'll hit that button to keep it there. And now we have one hour, nine minutes left so the timer is counting down and this should be heating up to 70 degrees Celsius. So in the booklet, they actually have recommended settings. So you can go through, figure out what filament you're gonna use, what temperature to set and how long to set it for. Now this should drive down the moisture in the chamber and hopefully in the filament. According to the instructions, this should help keep moisture out of the filament while you're printing. If you're printing something like nylon, maybe it's a good idea to throw it in the box, set it to 70 and whatever time limit you need on your print. This is a really cool chart. I suggest you keep this chart or take a picture of it, something, but keep it around with your box. So what I've done real quick is I've taken my Ocean Blue Coax filament. This is PLA and I did not put the PTFE tubing in yet because I'm not sure where I want it. I might just cut little pieces and put them in all the holes just so I have options kind of everywhere. And maybe that's what you're supposed to do, but in this case, I didn't put it in. I just wanted to demonstrate how easy that this turns. It pulls real easy. It rolls really good on those bearings. I'm gonna have to wind this all back up, but I just wanted to show you how easy that would pull out. So I'm not sure if you can hear this, but while it's running, it's not terribly loud. It must have a really good fan in there trying to, it must have a good heater in there trying to blow the hot air into this chamber. I do feel it getting warm. There is vents up in the top here and it really is getting warm in that chamber. Currently it says 43.6 degrees Celsius now. We should probably dial that back for PLA because I did put PLA in there. It says 50 degrees Celsius, so I'm actually gonna click that and drop the temp down to 50 just so we don't get too hot for the PLA. So my initial impressions is this thing's actually built really well. I love the cover. I love the hydrometer. It says 57% humidity in there right now. I like that the screen is easy to read and it's easy to control. There's a power button right there. I really like that it came with the different adapters for your different countries and I think it's time to dive into the mystery box right here.  Now it says right on the front, filament vacuum pump. This is something they sent me and I was not expecting it on the note that they put in the box that we showed earlier that says that this was in it. So I've moved over a little bit so we have some more desk space. So if we pull this out like this, you can see that there's actually looks like vacuum bags here. There's three vacuum bags. We'll put them back here. There's a user manual. So these are cool stickers. It says iBoss, filament and date. So you can put those on your bags. We can set those right there. I don't know if you just heard but the filament dryer just shut off. And I believe if I look, it actually reached 50 degrees Celsius. So it is an automatic filament dryer. It does turn off and on based on the temperature you set it at. That's really cool. Back to this. Let's take this out. Here's your instructions. And it looks like actually this is gonna be a vacuum pump. Now this is super cool. I've not seen this yet. This is, it looks like it's called a Eurus or Eurus. Let's call it Eurus. And it is a vacuum pump and vacuum bags for filament.  So let's take a look inside here. So if we open the bag, we pull out the, oh, a little vacuum there. A little clip here. Looks like probably to zip the bag. This is a USB vacuum pump so we can plug that into a USB adapter. There is a switch, so an on-off switch there. And it does not give you the USB power brick but it looks like you can use pretty much any of them. Here's the bags here. It looks like they're reusable so you'll be able to take these little rubber bands off of them. And when you open that up, wow, this is cool. That is actually a vacuum bag. And it says iBoss right there, filament and vacuum pump right on the front. This is a really cool thing. Let's grab a roll of filament. All right, so I have a vacuum bag. I'm gonna open that up. I'm gonna stick a roll of coax mystery filament in here because I wanna keep that dry. So it is in there now.  And then you just go along and it actually seals that bag. Let's test this vacuum. I was gonna push the air out but I think we should leave air in it. So I actually blew a bunch of air into this thing because I wanna see how good it works. It looks like this part is sealed. We're gonna unscrew the top here.  I'm gonna turn that that way. So I got the vacuum bag here. Here's your valve. Here's the little vacuum it came with. It says iBoss on there. Now you can see how shiny and nice that looks. It looks like a really nice finished product. We're gonna turn it on so you can hear it. So this is what it sounds like. When we set that on the bag, we're actually gonna screw it in.  I realize there's actually threads. So I'm gonna thread this on. So I threaded it onto the bag and now I'm gonna turn it on and we're just gonna let it go. So now we're getting to the end. The pitch has changed in the vacuum bag. You can see it's really tight around here. Just barely sucking anything else.  What we got here is a fully vacuum sealed bag that is reusable for filament. Let me unscrew it here and you can see the valve is right there and that is really pulling in here. So the vacuum worked really well. You put the cap back on it and now we have a coax filament and a vacuum sealed bag.  This thing is super cool. All right, so we've been checking out the iBoss Cyclops and it is a brand new filament dryer on the market. This is, in my opinion, the nicest filament dryer that I've seen or tested on this channel and I really like it. Now, that being said, it's on Kickstarter. Do your research, check out the company, all those things before you back it. I don't wanna tell you to back this and something falls apart and you don't get it, but I tell you what, I like the company so far. I like the product. The product is really nice and I do think this would be a great filament dryer for those of you who wanna keep an active heat and drying solution. I just think overall it's built really nice. As you can see, I have one roll of PLA in there. You can put a big roll in if you want to. You can put two rolls in. You can actually put the smaller rolls in. All of those options are great.  That way I can just use any of the holes I wanna use with the filament. Now, one of the coolest things about this is they sent me something called a Eurose. We just showed it. It is a vacuum packing system and I have not seen one of these come out from like a 3D printing company yet. At least I haven't had one on my channel. So this would be the first and this thing did a superb job. We can actively take some moisture out of the air and hopefully out of your filament and we can put it in a bag like this. You can seal it up, maybe throw some desiccant in here and you have a sealed roll of filament that's in a vacuum bag. They do give you some stickers. You can put a sticker on it. It tells you what kind of filament it is, what date you put it in. I like that a lot and you can probably make your own stickers when you run out because I think they only give you like three. And I really like the fact that they give you the little vacuum and it's USB and it worked pretty quick. It maybe took a couple of minutes. And remember, I blew air back into the bag. Normally you would push as much air out as you can. So I just wanted to test that. But iBoss, nice work on this. Nice work on this. We are already down to 44%. So the humidity inside of this chamber is going down. It's 50 degrees Celsius in that chamber right now. So you can definitely feel the heat coming off this thing. And I think Cyclops is a winner. Now that is my personal opinion. Again, it's on Kickstarter. So be careful, do all your research. If it was up to me, I'd probably go for the kit that has both of these in it. Because I think these two together is like a one, two punch. I do have faith that this is actually going to keep your filament drier while you're printing. Now, when it comes out, there's not much you can do there in the air. But hopefully it's coming straight out into your printer and you won't have to worry about too much of it being exposed to the air before it print. I do have to say that iBoss sent me this. I really appreciate it. They found me, they emailed me and I said, heck yeah, I'll try it out. I know there's been a lot of Kickstarter stuff going on lately, but I really wanted to get this out there because I think this is a super cool product that some of you guys might want to check out and some of you guys might want to pick it up. Thanks iBoss for the personalized note. That was awesome. I don't think I've ever had anything come from a manufacturer with the exception of TH3D that had a personalized note inside. I don't know why, but that just, you know, it makes you feel cool. Makes you feel good, the warm and fuzzies inside. But thanks for that. Thank you guys for watching the unboxing, the assembly and the use of the iBoss Cyclops and the Euros vacuum packing system. Check it out on Kickstarter. All the links are in the description below. I hope you learned something today. Keep printing. What's up everybody? I hope you liked the video. Give me that thumbs up if you did. Hit that subscribe button and the little bell right over here. 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Hi, my name is Marisa La Rochelle and I'm UVIDIS faculty at the Moran Eye Center at University of Utah in Salt Lake City. This is part two of a lecture on UVIDIS for the Comprehensive Eye Provider. So if you haven't already watched the first section, I would suggest doing that, which reviews the way we characterize and grade inflammation in the eye. Our first case is a 38-year-old man presenting with decreased vision. He has pain and redness in the left eye with floaters and it started just 48 hours ago. Non-contributory past medical history exam in that, sorry, that should say OS 2100 in the affected eye. And his slit lamp exam is remarkable for mutton fat, curatic precipitates on his cornea, some anterior chamber inflammation, and then 2 plus vitreous cell and haze in the left eye. Right eye is unaffected. This is a fundus photo of the left eye. Admittedly, there's not 2 plus haze in this photo, but we can see multiple areas of retinal whitening that have started to coalesce in the periphery. There's some associated retinal hemorrhages and then some retinal vasculitis as well. And this photo illustrates a great example that if we're only looking at the posterior pole between the major arcades, we can miss the critical finding. So differential diagnosis for this. This is basically a list of things you don't want to see at 4 p.m. on a Friday and that you don't want to have happen to you or a loved one. Nothing that looks like that photo is good. So top of the list would be acute retinal necrosis or ARN. ARN is due to VZV or HSV. You could also consider CMV retinitis and an HIV patient, but that would be much less likely given the rapidity of onset and the amount of vitritis. Other things on the list include syphilis, toxo, lymphoma, or other inflammatory conditions like bishettes. So I want to emphasize that this is a true ocular emergency. If you don't treat these kind of entities, pick up the phone and call your neighborhood retina specialist now or send it to an emergency room at a tertiary center that has ophthalmology on call. We don't even wait for results. We would inject intraviral antivirals that day to cover ARN because that's something that 24 hours can make a difference. So if this patient walked into my clinic, I would do an anterior chamber tap and send it for viral PCR. I would order blood work to rule out other things, but I wouldn't even wait on results before injecting antivirals into the vitreous to cover for infectious necrotizing retinitis. So acute retinal necrosis, abbreviated ARN. This happens in otherwise healthy patients. So typically in the fifth to seventh decade, but it really can happen at any time. They can start with a severe anterior uveitis that quickly progresses. The triad is occlusive retinal vasculitis, marked vitritis, and then the retinal necrosis is shown as these multiple yellowish white creme lesions that typically start in the periphery and coalesce and then move central. Unfortunately, retinal detachment is high in these patients, even with treatment. And that's due to small retinal holes that happen at the junction of the normal retina and the atrophic retina. And we know without treatment, the fellow eye becomes involved in the majority of cases. So this would be, this is an example of how we would treat this at the Moran Eye Center. There's no specific guidelines. Historically, patients were admitted for IVA cycle vir as the gold standard, but we know that we can achieve similar plasma concentrations with high-dose oral valve cycle vir. So my tip for this case is get your patient to somewhere the way they can get treatment immediately. If you pick up the phone and say the magical words, I have a patient with severe uveitis. They have an acute decline in vision, and I'm seeing some retinal whitening. Any retina provider or uveitis specialist will know the gravity of the situation and the timeliness really matters. Dilate every patient with uveitis, and this is why. We don't want to think a patient just says anterior uveitis, and if we don't dilate the eye and look in the periphery, we could miss retinal necrosis. We also have to dilate the other eye at every visit because we know fellow eye involvement is high. Our second case is a 55-year-old woman. She noticed several months of floaters and also complaints of poor night vision. Exam seems unremarkable at first with 2020 vision in both eyes. She has normal anterior segment, but you do notice one-plus vitreous cells with a trace amount of haze in both eyes. On dilated exam, we notice multiple round, deep, creamy, coroidal or retinocoridal lesions scattered throughout the posterior pole. A differential for that photo would be birchot, coreoretinopathy, also consider things like sarcoid, lymphoma, less likely other white dot syndromes or infectious etiology. In this patient, I would try to rule out the typical things like sarcoid, syphilis, and then I would add on an HLA-A29, and that's a genotype that we know is very highly associated with birchot, coreoretinopathy. I don't typically order an A29 in all UVI-dispatients since we know that this genotype can be found in 7% of the general population, so without a high pre-test probability, it can often lead you down the wrong track, so I only check it as a confirmatory test if I have a high clinical suspicion. And I would get multimodal imaging on this patient. This is a wide field fluorescein angiography which shows retinovascular leakage as well as optic nerve leakage, and it looks like some petaloid leakage in the macula as well. An ICG of the left eye shows many of these hypofluorescent lesions even more than we see on exam. So birchot tends to affect middle-aged people, more commonly Caucasians and females. We see a lot of it in Utah. The vision loss is progressive and painless visual dysfunction, so they often have preserved central visual acuity. It can be 2020 if they don't have macular edema, and they complain of poor contrast sensitivity or trouble in low lighting. The photopsias they describe aren't like the bright flashes of light that happen with retinal detachments, but rather this vague shimmering in their vision. If they have anterior uveitis, it's mild. They do get vitritis, but without the exudation on the parisplania or snow banking that we see in intermediate uveitis or parisplanitis. And then they get these cream-colored deep lesions. They're often more notable in the infranasal quadrant. The abnormal ERG in visual field is why this is an important diagnosis not to miss. This is not an ophthalmic emergency. You don't have to pick up the phone and call retina that day or even that month. But this disease is known for something called retinal rot. So that's a slow deterioration of the retinal function over decades. So if your patient has visual complaints, even if they're 2020, do dilate the eye. Take a look in the back and make sure you're not missing these creamy corridor lesions that could be birdshot. For treatment, we bridge with steroids because they work immediately, either oral prednisone or an intraocular or periocular steroid injection, and then we start immunomodulatory therapy. So I typically start with an anti-metabolite like methotrexate or cellsept, and then often add a second agent like a calcinerine inhibitor or an anti-TNF alpha agent like humira or remicade. So my pearls for this is that patient's symptoms can actually be worse than the exam looks. Especially if they have a blonde fun die. And then once the patient's diagnosed with birdshot disease, we really do pay attention to their subjective complaints about shimmering bitopsias. It's often a clue that they're still active or undertreated. Dilate every patient with uveitis. Our next case is a 21-year-old woman that comes in with blurred vision in the right eye, mild discomfort. And she describes some infection in the eye as a child where she was raised in Venezuela. A vision is only slightly decreased in the affected eye, and the IOP is asymmetric being higher in the affected eye. Her slit lamp exam is notable for mild anterior chamber inflammation of the right eye, as well as vitreous inflammation. And this photo, we can see a relatively clear view in and an unaffected macula of why her vision is still good. And then I'll zoom in on this nasal area of the retina where we see retinal whitening adjacent to this hyperpigmented area of the retina. There's also some mild dysk, hyperemia, maybe blurred dysk margins, nasally. And we can see inflammation of the vessels. So the buzzwords, focal area of retinal whitening adjacent to a pigmented scar may tip off some alarms to you. That's what our residents are trained to identify as ocular toxoplasmosis. Differential anytime we see retinal whitening, always consider acute retinal necrosis, syphilis and TB, or it could be a non-infectious or inflammatory etiology. So a workup would look something like this. The utility of toxoplasma IgG and IgM is actually limited. If it's negative, that can be helpful to rule out ocular toxo. But if it's positive, it just means that it's still a possibility. It doesn't prove anything, since a large percentage of people are seropositive for toxoplasmosis, about one-third worldwide, but as high as 80% in South American or some Latin American countries. Ocular toxoplasmosis is the number one cause of infectious posterior uveitis in the world. We don't see as much of it in Utah, but we still do see cases often in patients that have immigrated from other countries, where it's more common. The classic findings, this yellowish white lesion at the area at the adjacent margin of an old quarry retinal scars is the typical scenario. They can have retinal edema. And then I put an asterisk near vitritus, because sometimes it's not a diffuse vitritus causing haziness, as you can see in the patient that I presented because of the clarity of the fundus photo. At times, it's just a focal clump of vitritus overlying the area of the active retinitis. Again, vascular sheathing, both near the active lesion and in the distant unaffected retina. The anterior uveitis can have mutton fat Kp. And then toxoplasmosis is on the list of causes of uveitis associated with high rather than low intracular pressure. And then lastly, I don't know how to pronounce that, but it refers to the accumulation of whitish exudates within the arteries. Management, the classic triple therapy is sulfidiazine, pyrimethamine. And then we add folenic acid to help combat some of the negative side effects of the other medications, like decreased white blood cells and decreased platelets. There's a whole other list of alternative medications for toxo, such as atovicone, azithromycin, Bactrum, both systemic and intervitural clinomycin is used as well. Oral steroids. So I'm just going to go off on a little tangent here about the use of steroids for toxoplasmosis. If there's a significant inflammatory response with vitritus, then I typically add oral prednisone about two days after starting the antibiotic therapy. So steroids themselves are not contraindicated in toxoplasmosis, but unchecked steroids, meaning without the use of antibiotic therapy is a contraindication, especially periocular intravitural steroids. So I'm just going to show you a couple of pictures from a case I presented at our Morbidity and Blindness Grand Rounds last year. This was a 39-year-old woman that came from Mexico. She presented to an outside provider with panuviitis of the left eye. Vision at that time was 2,200. And then this doctor injected intravitural tramsin alone, twice, actually. And she came to us a couple months later with light perception, only vision, and eventually with a retinal detachment. So this is ocular toxoplasmosis gone rampant in the eye with local steroids. So this is just a reminder. If you're unsure of the diagnosis and haven't ruled out infectious etiology, don't inject steroids in the eye. If there's any question, at least if you start with oral prednisone and the patient worsens, you can turn it off by stopping the medication. So prophylaxis. For patients that have an inactive lesion and a history of recurrence, there's some evidence that shows that Bactrum three days a week or every other day can help prevent recurrences. And you can imagine this would be important for lesions close to the nerve or the macula. Remember, ocular toxoplasmosis is a clinical diagnosis. It can be supported by labs. We already talked about the seropositivity issue. And then PCR of the aqueous only has a sensitivity around the 40 to 50% range. And then differential diagnosis. If you have a patient in your clinic with severe unilateral vitritus, it's a hazy view of the fundus. You think maybe there's some retinal whitening, but you're not sure it could be toxic. It could be arned. You can cover both by injecting intravitual pluscarnate or vancyclivir and the intravitual clindamycin until you get labs back or have a more definitive diagnosis. Just don't inject steroids alone. Dialate every patient with uveitis. This is our last case. A 17 year old man comes in with two weeks of intermittent floaters in the right eye. He has a notable past medical history of acute lymphoblastic leukemia. Status post-abone marrow transplant is also on chemotherapy. So he's very immune suppressed. Visual acuity is still pretty good in both eyes. And then he has trace vitreous cells in the right eye. On fundus examination, macula looks normal, but we can see this large area of white retinal necrosis with associated hemorrhage in that nasal periphery. So differential diagnosis, CMV retinitis. We know it's immunocompromised. Other necrotizing retinitis like VZV or HSV from ARN. And then the other things always to consider are things like typhilis, toxo, or inflammatory causes. So this is CMV retinitis. This patient was actually sent to us with known CMV viremia. We know he's severely immune suppressed. You could confirm CMV with a PCR of the aqueous, but it's a clinical diagnosis. So CMV retinitis occurs in the severely immunocompromised patients. This is the hallmark eye disease in the HIV AIDS era, especially in patients with CD4 counts under 50. Outside of HIV AIDS, another group affected by CMV is the transplant and chemotherapy patient population. They get full thickness retinal necrosis, but only minimal vitreous inflammation since they are immune suppressed and their body can't mount that immune response in the vitreous. There's three classic subtypes. The granular subtype can be more subtle. It happens in the periphery and it's less likely associated with the retinal whitening and hemorrhage. And then the fulminant subtype is that classic blood and then yellowish white necrosis, which gives the pizza pie fundus that residents learn about. And then frosted branch angiotis is when there's whitish lesions along the vasculature, causing the posterior pole to look like there's tree branches covered in snow. So CMV retinitis moves slowly. This is a counterintuitive for a lot of residents when they're learning about retinal necrosis because you would think that if an immunocompromised patient gets a viral infection in the retina that it could just explode and be very severe and fast. But that's just not the way CMV works. CMV just slowly eats through the retina at a rate of about 300 microns per week. That's like one quarter disc diameter per week. So when you see a large area of necrosis from CMV retinitis, we know that it actually took months to get to that point. This is the opposite of what we call ARN or acute retinal necrosis from HSV or VZV where the necrosis happens very rapidly. So to distinguish the two, I'm just made this table comparing ARN and CMV retinitis. ARN or acute retinal necrosis is caused by VZV or HSV whereas CMV retinitis is obviously caused by CMV. And then ARN happens in healthy individuals, otherwise immunocompetent adults. That was the first case I showed in this lecture. And the vitreous inflammation can be severe in patients with ARN where it's mostly absent or only mild in patients with CMV retinitis. And then importantly, the rate of progression, ARN progresses very rapidly. It can really take over the whole eye in a matter of days whereas CMV retinitis occurs slowly in weeks to months. So what if an immunocompromised patient with HIV or AIDS gets ARN with VZV or HSV? Well, then it's called progressive outer retinal necrosis, perhaps the best acronym in all of medicine. And this is a rapidly progressive, often bilateral disease that typically has early involvement of the posterior pole but minimal vitreous inflammation. So it's kind of a combination of the two. So patients with CMV retinitis need systemic treatment and that's because if CMV is in their eye, it means it's somewhere else in their body. It came through their blood and they can have CMV pneumonia, CMV in their lungs or GI disease from it. We often use adjunct intravitural treatment with pancyclovir or foscarinate. But you notice what's not on this list is acyclovir or valcyclovir valtrex because those agents do not cover adequately for a CMV. And clinical pearls for this, knowing you're necrotizing viral UVDs, meaning try to keep in your mind the distinguishing features of ARN versus CMV retinitis, the patient population, they affect and then the time course. Dilate every patient with UVDitis. So I'll just do a quick review of the clinical pearls and this is both from the previous lecture on anterior intermediate UVDitis as well as this lecture. Antior UVDitis with corneal involvement, always think herpetic disease. Isolated anterior UVDitis is not really associated with systemic lupus. So people tend to order way too many ANAs in their workup for UVDitis. Don't forget infectious causes of hypopoean. The obvious non-infectious cause we see is HLAB27, but don't forget about things like infectious endoplamitis. My one to four rule with topical steroids, meaning if they have one plus AC cell, then you use about four times a day of prednisolone acetate. And then Fuchs heterochromic erotocyclitis, the most important part of this disease is managing their intraocular pressure and opening glaucoma. If you have kids with chronic anterior UVDitis, refer early to a tertiary center with pediatric rheumatology or UVDitis specialist that can manage immunosuppression. In a patient with UVDitis and retinal whitening, that's a true ocular emergency. And then examine the posterior pole of older patients that complain of poor night vision, don't always assume it's a cataract. It could be birdshot. Please don't inject steroids into an eye with pan-UVDitis without ruling out infection. And then one other thing I would add for that, distinguishing the ARN versus CMV retinitis. I was taught that the C in CMV retinitis stands for chronic and that's how you remember that CMV retinitis is the slower progressive one compared to ARN. Dilate every patient with UVDitis. That's it. Thanks for listening.


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It has no limits and there is nothing outside it It encompasses everything it encompasses you entirely you within it and it within you There is nothing else anywhere or ever And I think with that I mean that's kind of like giving us a sense of mind and then the very next sentence in contrast it with The body the body is outside you and but seems to surround you shutting you off from others and keeping you apart from It is not there It paints this picture of the mind and then kind of like on the surface of the mind We know we're all the projections are we're all the attack thoughts and the projections are like way on the outside And he's saying the body is outside But through the experience of the seed mind it seems to be wrapped around You know it seems to be like consciousness is somewhere like in the mind in the head looking out through these eyes or you know different people have different experiences Tell me again, what is because I mean, yeah So what is the real? What's the real story about the brain and the mind stuff? I mean well, I know that the real story is That the mind is really not crying, I mean Not the brain is not in the brain is not in the body It said I think the best analogy is the course shoes over and over is that the dream or the dream? We were watching a movie the other day and Beverly went she said I was just reading the course And I just got something I never got before she said I used to think of the script and everything was all these other people and things out there But I always didn't include this In it and she said but this is on out there too kind of like you know I mean that that to me is the best analogy of the mind in the sense of the dreamer of a dream is watching all the characters including This is good. Yeah losing this character on the screen The mind is tell me again what you just read that it was telling us the mind is It has no reference point in this world. It does not go out Another way you can think about it is mind is so expansive that there's no limit it's just But that everywhere or place even when we ask the question where is it the place is a concept And so we could say that place is a concept in the split mind that only only a split mind only the seed Mind could ever have such a crazy idea You start using shorter sentences You say It defines location It says here his kingdom has no limit This is in chapter 16 his kingdom has no limits and no end and there is nothing in him That is not perfect and eternal all this is you Italicized and nothing outside of this is you and somewhere else. It says that there is nothing outside of you And here it says the body is outside of you and obviously that means the body is nothing because there is nothing outside of us Even the body is not outside of us. There's nothing outside. We're Just like I can We're having this nightmare We've got this edge of sketch and we're sitting there drawing these All this one gets burned out in the car right? Oh, no, you know, this one does this to this with all you dirty rat You know what's going on, but it's just asking the guilt that we're feeling guilty because we think that you could get away from God And we're just playing with this, you know until We can get not really playing with having a slight like that until we can Just take our hands away from the controls. He said I didn't do it We're just Just reading the section and of course today called the basis of the dream and basically, you know We're talking about nighttime dreams and daytime dreams and you know, they're just different in form but basically was saying you assign The script so you assign the roles to everybody to all the parts, you know That everyone seems to play and that meaning that transfers later on in the sections here are the dream and dreamer the dream, too And that's what we've done in a sense That's part of that's when the script was written that all the parts were assigned And and everybody's playing the part that's the problem of it is assigning the roles Because every time we hate somebody we believe that they are not fulfilling the role the way we want The role to be fulfilled whether it's in a relationship whether it's in a work situation, you know That's not the way you're not supposed to do that here, you know or Yeah It wasn't safer, you know in a sense, of course is saying that that really in a metaphor for the role that they have is they're always our savior You know When it's a different role like no, you're my daughter or you're my wife or my husband or my boss and you are Supposed to act this way. You're supposed to Give me a certain thing, you know The mind it's like when it the reason it produced all these forms everything is it's trying it's still trying to use Relationships to the seedmind to take vengeance out for the past. It really believes that it was deprived In the past and it believes and therefore attracted to persons and situations that It's that attraction to guilt where where These are people that I want to fulfill Rolls and needs that I was deprived of in the past and it never works, you know The whole deprivation is a skin But it's like as long as we set people up to be God substitutes and we have all these expectations to try to To fulfill these roles and expectations of course there's going to be fury and anger when Well, it's just like another of the myriad ways of making sure folks sure that we stay in ego In other words the ego is one nasty decision just one and there's just so many ways that we stay attracted to staying in that thought Because of our belief that we are the ego and the fear that loves since we are the ego will swallow us up which is just The ego is an illusion. It's a fear of thought But the only thing what the ego does to get a better awareness of it is it tries to weaken you, okay, either by separation or my Trying to convince you that you are weak or no good Okay, because without that thought you would remember who you are So that's the purpose behind everything even if you See thoughts that are going on or seem to be going on all the time everything With the ego is trying to weaken you or separate you And so if you're just getting into this good identification to see well what those particular thoughts are trying to do It's either we can you a separate and that's what it seems to have done Yeah, it's it's scary. It's like bringing it down to you know my experience is like It's scary to be joyful Because you know, I suddenly was thinking today about how I really wasn't very fond of that be happy guy What Yeah, no Not the song. There's a there's a guy who's in the course circles who has this thing called be happy. It's a program Dr. Happy Dr. Happiness. Yeah, that's Kelly Steinsen. No, it's a different guy But anyway, I was just thinking well, that's it. I mean, I'm scared to be happy. I am attracted to misery You know, it's starting to change a little bit, but it's like once we're happy It's like hold it. What are you doing happy? What are you doing joyful at a piece? You need to stay miserable because that's reality as soon as you get happy Somebody's gonna come along and it's gonna burst your bubble and then who's gonna be the fool to me That demonstrates an attraction of pain It's almost like to You have to to disdain from the part from the ego you have to have a sense of what how does the ego think? I mean, that's why I see all these sections on the laws of chaos and so on so forth or Jesus is like This is what you believe you believe this you believe this you believe this you believe this You know, you may laugh at me and say this is ridiculous, but brother The reason the ground is Solid is because you believe me brother. You do believe these he kind of says at one point, you know but it's like The forms there's so many myriads of forms that that seem to obscure the content or just the basic the way that the ego is thinking Or if you're saying separate or weaken the ego, you know It's like all these forms try to make it to be this mirage of complexity to keep obscure these basic Ways of thinking and as soon as we can get in touch with these basic Backwards I call ways of thinking, you know, which is what the ego is then We can tease tease out or we can actually start to feel a sense of something that's apart from these thoughts Because while they're swirling in our minds and we feel, you know, we feel the feelings and we think the thoughts, you know There's such a still strong belief that the thoughts are really real And they're my thoughts And Jesus saying no Those are outside you those aren't Who you are I think when you talk about doctor happiness to remind me of this section in the course called the immediacy of salvation And one of those lines in there that really gets me every time I read it is, you know, be not content with future happiness Well, it's the time, you know, the white people figure. I'm on a spiritual journey. I'm glad I have a course in miracles now I'm certainly not there now But another year maybe another ten years maybe another set the lifetimes or ten lifetimes or so You know, it's like and then you get a sense like be not content with future happiness, you know, but don't okay now don't project This out into the future don't project the salvation even Just another excuse for happy and happy right for right now, right? And you start to say oh because that seems such a widely Accepted like we're on a journey. We're all gonna make it But it's like I like those sections cuz he just says Like you weren't you weren't deprived in the past if you're feeling upset. It's a present decision It has nothing at all to do with anything that seemed to happen in the past is everything to do with your interpretation right now right now and Also, don't project your worry and your anxiety Often to the events that you're afraid are going to happen in the future that you don't like Bring it back. It's a present decision right now And he says you really believe that there's a gap Between the time that you forgive at the time that you'll receive the gifts of forgiveness It's like that's the gap that you're talking about the fear of the mind And if I totally if I look if I probably use Jesus, you know, the Rage of the world is gonna rest on me. There'll be chaos. There'll be chaos because You know, this is the way I've survived This is the way I function and you're telling me to be totally defenseless, you know, I know a lot people said you know Do you know about this place defense in this place? But it's like yeah, that's the whole Just totally Made possible about the idea that I could receive the benefits. There could be a space of time Yeah, right you work you work all year. The only thing that you're looking forward to is Sitting on a beast in the Bahamas, okay, and that's where you put your happiness Okay, the whole year. That's what you've got in your mind two weeks in the Bahamas I go through this because I have And and there you are you're miserable for 50 weeks, okay Who knows what happens with your two weeks long as it may rain may have a hurricane, but there you are In that movie The whole movie It's kind of wrapped up and it's about I'm trying to see if I can tell it without Anyway, the whole movie is about special relations


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The following is a presentation of TFNN. Trade what you see with Larry Pezzavento all now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Now, Larry Pezzavento. Okay, folks. Larry Pezzavento for TFNN. I'm going to go over the wheat market here, folks, over the last few months. Remember, folks, a year and a half ago, wheat was trading for $13.50 a bushel. It was limited up two days in a row. There was none for sale. There was no wheat to be had in the world. Now, 14 months later, we're sitting here and we're looking at wheat here at $5.32. Now, this is a real quandary for me, folks, because you can see the ABCD pattern that I have here measured to $5.21. So I said, let's buy at $5.23. Well, we've been to $5.29 and one-half. That's really close to the $1.618. If you go back and use that same type of an idea here, you see, there was the $1.618 of that move right here. We had a little bit of a move from there. Now, this is really, really a big move. Now, what we have to realize is we've completed this, almost completed this ABCD move to the downside. We've had another one here. A, let's just draw it in so you can see it. This is almost exactly like the cattle trade that we did a few weeks ago. You see, we went down a little bit below that one right here. So we're in the area where you want to be looking to buy the wheat. Now, one of the things that we know about wheat, you can see how the market came up and down and made the move that stopped right at the 127 here. And then it rallied $4,000 after hitting the 1.27. And if you look at that on the smaller timeframe and went and measured the 1.618, it went a little bit below the 1.618. So we are in the wheelhouse either today or tomorrow or very, very shortly. We've got that report coming out here very, very shortly. So we're going to be watching it. We have an order sitting there at 523. So that's what we're looking at today in the wheat market. It's got everything that you could ask for as far as something to buy at. But remember, folks, let's just look at this. Now, this will be May wheat. So you will not, because it was a different price, we'll get the weekly. Well, the only way we can do that is to look at spot wheat. Give me one second here. Pull up the spot wheat. I just want to show you how high it was a long time ago. We'll get the weekly up here. Then you'll see that we reached. Let's get this out of the way. There's where we are now and we were at. There you are, folks. How's this for a dot com bubble, huh? Almost $14 1365 was the hot 1361. Now we are 10 almost $10 a bushel lower and you can't get anybody to buy it. This is the ideal situation for what we like to see folks because it's got everything lined up. So that's what we're paying attention to here today in the wheat market. Now I want to get back to the May wheat again. Let me just get out of the way because there's a cycle in here that is going to be coming due. Now I'm going to clean all of this out. This is the kind of stuff that JT and I worked on all these years. All we're going to do now is we're going to put the cycle finder in up here at the top. All that's going to do is to line that up and then I'm going to hit the moon phases. I'm going to put the moon phases in. Let me see if I do that one if I do a half cycle. Nope, I just do the full moon phases right here that shows us now. This is where is was a full moon. You can see that full moon right here. That was one day off of a three day rally. Here's a new moon. It was right on the high. There's a full moon right on the low. There's a new moon right on the low within one day. There's a full moon within two days of the low. There's a new moon right here three days off. Now this one was off quite a bit. That's why it's not as perfect as you might want to think. But we're looking at numbers now, folks. We're looking at numbers. Each of these, this one here was one day off of this low right here. You can see it. Market right here. It does mean something. Here's another one off by four days. But here we are coming in. And guess what? We got this report coming up. We also got this date coming in, which is going to be over the weekend. So this is going to tell us that, boy, we got to get ready to be long the week. Folks, it's all I can do to hold myself back from clicking on the buy signal right here. I mean, I usually will buy this and I'll tell you, and I'm going to do it. There's your ABCD pattern right here. And that comes in at 28 is the 1.618. Okay. I think that's, that's worthy of something that is important. So I'm going to be buying it probably really soon, maybe even during this show that we have it right now. The low was 29 and a half. We're trading at 31 and a half. So let's just for kicks and giggles. Let's just buy a few of them here. Just buy for a couple here. Hold on for a second here. We'll come up here. I've got an order setting in here down here. At 23, I'm just going to go ahead and buy it at the market. Leave my stop in and see where I got filled. I got filled at 531 and three quarters on a couple. So that's all I'm going to do now. I'll be waiting to buy more if it market bottom. So we get to that point where I want to see a little bit of a rally. But this is, this is really what you're looking for. You got all the things that are necessary. The only thing that is not there is this little puppy right here. And that comes in really soon. Like a couple days, we got that report setting in here. Now I have my stop setting right below there. I'm really in the risk at this point. I'm really only going to risk six cents today. And then when we get down to 30 or 22, I'll risk another 10 cents. So I'm going to become a farmer for a certain period of time that this is the key right here. There's your ABCD leg. There's your long term 1.618. If we get below here, folks, they might not. There might be something it will make. What do you call it? A wheat incompatible with with the diet or something. But right now this is the kind of trade that you like to see happen now. Just to give you a rough idea of what that was like. Let's go back and look at cattle just a few weeks ago. Okay, there's the elf. There it is right here. We'll get the daily up. We're looking at the same type of pattern here in the cattle. Let's get over here. There's where we were cattle. We can't get anybody in the world to buy cattle right there. It's coming down<PHONE_NUMBER>8233 drives to a bottom. Had everything that you could ask for for pattern recognition. And it rallied from 166 and all the way up to 181 89 it rallied to. You can see it didn't even stop at the 382. It kept going higher from that level. So this is the same type of pattern that I'm looking at in wheat that I'm seeing here in cattle. These are the same patterns. A B CDs all the way down three drives to a bottom pattern expansion numbers. Everything that you could ask for. And that's why we're looking wheat and wheat is one of the premier. Edible things in the world because this is where they get the bread and cookies and cakes and all this stuff is flour. And so you think people are going to stop eating. I don't think so. But for some reason nobody wants to buy we right now. There must be a lot of it around because the commercials are heavily short. The the what do you call it the hedge funds are heavily short. And there's only this one old guy over in Tucson, Arizona that's got some wheat on and that's what I'm looking at. So I hope that makes sense. And these patterns do fail. We know that for a fact. 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But anyway, you'll notice here that we've had been coming down now since November. We've been in a five month bear market. You can see the smaller ABCD patterns. Look at this. It only rallies about four days. It comes down here. It rallies about six days, three days, two days, four days. We're getting down in an area where we should have some pretty strong support. Just looking at the ABCDs, we're going to do a couple of them in here. And there's looks like we could get another $10 lower possibly here. And we got another move here. Now wheat is totally different than the is totally different than the protein that's in the hold on a second here. That is this is pure protein is the soybean meal. It is a tofu. And you'll see here there was a went far below. Now here's a perfect example. You have an ABCD here. Why didn't it stop here? Well, the answer is because it's coming down so sharply that you have to extend the CD leg out to 1.27.  And there it is right here at 333. We're at 337 right now. Here's where we are on the daily. If we switch over to the hourly or see, we're probably looking at the possibility. You are already seeing we could look to get to this level really easily. But so far we've held this level right here. So we're making what I believe is a major, major bottom in corn beans. And I think beans have already made the bottom and then also soybean meal and along with the wheat. So those are the ones that we're watching at watching for here today. So let's keep our powder dry, get ready because when it happens, it's going to be good. Now switch over to soybeans for just a second. I'll get to the bonds. Just bear with me one second here. This is what we've done here the last 10 days in beans. This is corn, Christmas corn. You see we've come down to the 382. One, two, three different days here. It's held the 382. That means that there's some buying coming into the corn market. And here again, same types of ABCD moves to the downside. And this is very similar to wheat folks. You can see this type of a pattern that it heads down for three drives to a bottom. What you have to do is to measure them as you go through. And that's what we were looking for. There's your first ABCD pattern down to this level. It goes a little bit lower than you have another one coming in like that. Okay. What does that tell you? You've got your three drive pattern forming just about right in this area where it came in. You'll see we'll pull it down for a little bit more. One final push. This took six days to make this bottom. If we move over one more period, you'll be able to see this larger pattern. That was from way back here. Remember, these are longer term daily patterns. And you'll see there you went right down to that same number here at 447. We got to 443. And now we're trading up about 12 cents, which isn't much, but it tells us that the bottom could be really, really close in here. Okay. So that's what we're paying attention to here. And someone's asked a question about the bonds. The bonds. Whenever Mr. Powell gets on that tube, he likes to see bonds go up because boy, they have to sell a lot of them. And the only way they're going to do that is to get the prices higher. Here is the daily chart. You can see we made this beautiful pattern here to the tick. 107.10. The low was 107.11. Being right on the money. You can't get any closer than that. And now you see we've had a pretty good rally here. We're going to blow this up and see where we are right now as the Fed is still speaking today. I think they're over right now, but let's just see where we are from this high right here to this low right here. We should be right about 61. Not quite off of that point. And that means this one's going to be a little bit lower than that. You'll see there'll be two numbers coming in here. There's the there. It just made a 50% retracement of this move right here. That's exactly what this has done right here at 121.20. Now the $64,000 question that you have to ask yourself is this. There's your ABCD pattern right here. Is this a 135 pattern? Well, we have a ratio coming in right here, right? Off of this one. We have a ratio coming in off of this one. All we have to have to make this good is to make this a very symmetrical move. So you go from the high. And that means it's going to come in. It looks like another day or two. We should be right around this area here. That would be a 135 pattern. And then bond should start to move lower. That's what it looks like here from the cheap seats here. And whether that's so cheap anymore or two side, but that's what we're watching here as we're looking at some of these things. Folks, when I bring these things up on the lunar cycles, those are nothing more than 14 and 28 day cycles. You know, you have a new moon starts at zero 14 days later, you have the full moon and then another moon. There are every 27.3 quarters of a day. You're right on the money. And that's something Pythagoras worked on, you know, thousands of years ago. Well, a couple thousand years ago anyway. So that's a main thing to keep in mind. This stuff has been around for a long time. We have to rely on our patterns first. The timing is if you can get it right. That's great. But by golly, you don't always get it, but you do have the price action there. And that's why it's so very important to keep an eye, you know, on the price action. Let's get rid of the meal here and I want to cover the oil because we've got the oil here. It'll be coming up in just a second. And hold on one second here. Hold on just a minute here. We're coming down a little bit. I'm trying to get two things at once. So let's get the soybean oil up here, BoZ. That's another one that I'm really bullish on. I think we got a real good chance here. It's holding up relatively well right here. And you'll see this is where we are right now. We're holding this area. It looks like we're starting to move a little bit higher. When we clear this line right here, it's going to be, I would think it would get pretty bullish, but this is the best of the group. It's stronger than the meal. The beans are about the same strength as the oil right now, but they are trying to make a bottom in here. And that's why we're watching these things pretty closely. So I certainly hope that helps. Let's see how much time we got left on the old clock here. We've got a minute and a half. Holy cow. Let's move on to one other one here that we have to talk about. And that is the live hog market. Some people are asking questions about livestock today. So let's try to answer them if we can. Here's your April hogs. We're trying to get these sold. It still won't rally very much. We just made some type of a major bottom in here. There's that level that we were watching. We made the ABCD down here at 84-22. That was your ABCD here today. That completes that. So as long as it's gone 60 points in your favor. So if you're in that, you don't want it to get any lower than that. On a quick note, Apple. I got Mr. Harley coming up in a second, but I wanted to cover Apple because I've had three or four questions about that because it has been under the gun here today. It's trading right at 170, I guess. Another gap down, of course, yesterday and it's in the zone. It was quite a bit lower. It got down to the lowest 168. It's rallied a couple bucks. But something's wrong with Apple, folks. People are selling this that have loved it forever. And there's nothing not to love. But how much it's going to go lower? I don't know. But just to look at it, it's backed off hardly nothing from 200 to here. That's really not very much at all. And so let's don't get too bearish on this, OK? 877-976648. The Gold Report. As a precious metal, gold is still king. 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I think the balance of the year is going to be on the good side, but I thought I'd just review some of the things that I'm looking at. Here is a weekly chart of the S&P going back to the early 1980s and what I have found on the weekly chart is every single high every single one can be defined by the Lucas series and their times two multiples. For example, from the March 2000 high to the October 2007 high was 398 weeks. Well, that's four weeks from being a Lucas 199 times two, and I've got the Lucas table over here on the left. The Lucas numbers in the first column I've multiplied them by two in the second column. And as you know from my doing presentations with you over the years, I contend that the Lucas number series is very, very powerful in defining time counts from high to high or low to low. Far more powerful than Fibonacci. I use Fibonacci as well, but I found Lucas numbers are far more powerful. But continuing with the peaks of the last 20 years, between the October 2007 high and the May 2015 high, we were within one week again of being exactly Lucas 199 times two. And then into the Fed 2020 high we were within two weeks of being exactly Lucas 123 times two, which is 246. And then if you add another 246 weeks to that, or you can splice it, you can look at 94, which is Lucas 47 times two. That took us to the January 2022 top. And then if we go another Lucas 76 times two, which is 152, that takes us to mid-November. Or you can also add 246 weeks to the 2020 high and you still get to mid-November. So what am I saying here? A lot of numbers, a lot of stuff here on the chart. My contention is this the Lucas series multiplied by two is the defining mathematics to forecasting major highs on the chart of the S&P 500 and the Dow and the NASDAQ and so forth. So put it all together, button it up, tie a ribbon around it, it's my contention that the market's going to march higher into November of this year. And then we could see a very important high on the charts. Okay, before we get to November we got a lot of real estate to cover then. So let's look at the weekly. Again, bring it down a little bit smaller here. So instead of 45 years, let's look at just the last couple of years. This is a chart going back to 2018. And what I've done here is I have marked with purple lines the dominant troughs on the weekly chart. And these dominant troughs nominally spanned 34 weeks, eight months. Both of those are Fibonacci numbers. So that's what I call the primary weekly cycle and it expands, it contracts. Sometimes it contracts to 20 weeks, sometimes it expands to 49. But if we put all the data points into a spreadsheet which I have done, do a regression analysis of the data series, it computes right at 34 weeks, eight months. So that's the nominal span of this intermediate cycle on the weekly charts. I did a very extensive analysis of this going back literally decades for the journal for the foundation for the study of cycles for about a couple of years ago. So if folks have an interest they can go back and take a look at that. And my analysis says the next low should occur in the vicinity of late June. So June 22nd, 25th, right in that time frame. As we get closer I'll refine that. But nominally that's where I'm looking for the next low. Now before we get to a low obviously we have to have a high. So let's take a look at the daily data. Another busy chart and I'll leave this up here for a couple of minutes for the viewers to take a look. There's several things on here that are important. Across the bottoms I have noted all of the 53 trading day cycle lows and in our many presentations on the air here with you I noted that's the dominant cycle on the daily chart. It's 53 trading days. Couple of times it has expanded to 80 which is a 1.5 multiple but the majority of the time it's about every 53 plus or minus and when I do a regression analysis of the data it falls at right at 53 trading days. The next one by my analysis is due in the vicinity of the spring equinox March 22nd, March 25th, right in there. Of course before we get to a low we have to get to a high. On the top side of the chart I put a big fat 0 at the August high of 2022 and then as you can see in my regression analysis below all of the major pivot points have aligned very neatly with the Fibonacci ratios 0.236 0.382, 0.618 0.764 and so forth. Long story short I put those into a spreadsheet turn the crank of my regression analysis and out pops the data of March the 7th that's tomorrow. So and the standard deviation on that analysis is right here it's 3.3a trading days call it 3.4 or in a nutshell 3 trading days. So March 7th plus or minus 3 trading days I'll be looking for a high. Essentially right now high on March the 4th had been it yes I think it could have and I think it probably was for most stocks perhaps in the next day or two maybe we might see a few stocks go to slightly higher highs but essentially I think we're making what I call a trading cycle high right now right now March 4th possibly tomorrow. Stan I have a question I don't know if you follow these crypto currency stuff do you follow Bitcoin or anything like that? I do yes. Okay when you come back from the break we talk about that a little bit because I hear stuff that scares me to death on these markets about illiquidity and closing exchanges and all that stuff it just frightens the Bajibis out of me so when we get back from the break I'd like to go over that if you could just to give us a rough idea because you certainly nailed the stock market pretty good so we might as well put your feet to the fire and make sure you still have your A game. 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Vista Gold traded on the NYSE American and TSX under the symbol VGZ folks and we have Fred on the line with a question for stand Fred please ask the question that you have for Mr. Harley will do hello stand hello Fred yeah a stand excuse me if I missed the answer when you've appeared recently about this I was listening to you probably in December and you were talking about a and three days of overtake on January 19 there was a 60% 8% chance of the cycle you were expecting a quick downturn and then basically off to the races do you recall that at all I do and we we saw a low on the 18th of January well I was going to ask you if that I see the 17th a little low there and I remember you said it'd be small I just didn't know if something that small counted so it did okay that was a 53 day cycle low the I'm going for memory here I don't have the chart in front of my face at the moment here although I could call it up but I believe the S&P made a low on the 17th and the Dow made a lower low on the 18th so yeah right there so yes within one standard deviation that was a 50 it was a fairly benign pullback but that was it nonetheless okay just wondering I appreciate you addressing it absolutely thanks for calling it please continue Stan okay well let's take a look at Bitcoin what I have here is a chart of Bitcoin going back to the beginning of trading this chart is a couple of days old and so it doesn't reflect the latest push to new high which is a new high which just happened yesterday but you'll get the picture nonetheless this is this is all the way back to the very first day of trading and it's a logarithmic chart which makes it a little bit easier to read most people looking at this perhaps are a bit challenged to try to make any sense of the pattern of the cyclicality or forecasting reversals they might contend it's manipulated heck I don't know one excuse after another but I'm in a different camp I'm the one who says hey give me a computer give me a pencil and a big fat eraser maybe I can figure it out emphasis on the ladder and so what I have found is if I use my good old friend Mr. Lucas Edward Lucas I count do monthly counts from the high that occurred back here in June of 2011 where my cursor is mark that as a zero point and then know every single high since that day and Bitcoin typically makes spike tops and rounded bottoms it's easier not easy but easy er with an ER on the end to identify peaks rather than troughs because of that spike tops rounded bottoms if we count backwards in time 11 months 11 as Lucas number it aligns up with the first day of trading if we go forward in time 11 times to 22 months it lines up exactly with the peak that occurred in April of 2013 if we go 29 Lucas months the peak in 2013 and so on all the major highs can be defined by the Lucas series or their times to multiple every single one what's the next one the series 152 and that occurs out here where I have my mouse cursor several a couple of months from now wow Stan what's the difference between the Lucas number and the Fibonacci number like the 81321 how does that work with Lucas Lucas and Fibonacci are related by either the ratio 1.382 or by the square root of 5 so if you take a Fibonacci number you multiply by 1.382 you get the next Lucas number to get the subsequent Lucas number you multiply by the square root 5 2.236 okay that's simple enough yeah okay good it's very very simple yeah I think Lucas's grandmother was Dominicci as I recall from Florence as I recall on his mother's side that was a joke Stan that was a joke front door and pay the rent shut the front door and raise the rent you got that I'd be on that like a cheap suit yeah here is a daily chart again just a few days old but we get the picture nonetheless what I have done here this is this reflects the pattern from the all-time high that occurred on November the 10th 2021 and what I noted here is all of the major pivot points line up neatly with the major Fibonacci ratios 0.146 236, 382, 618 we know all those so when I plug those into the spreadsheet put in the dates those numbers under the y column are the dates the row numbers in my spreadsheet which correspond to the calendar dates and I turn the crank in my computer in the regression function and it says assuming the pattern continues we should be looking for the time period right around July the 12th with a standard deviation of approximately six calendar days for the next pivotal turn in this ratio series so that lines up very neatly with what the prior chart the monthly chart is saying so put it all together put a ribbon around it tie it nicely and neatly and what is it telling me I think we've got a continued bull market in in bitcoin probably until July we've got a few moments how high we're going to go I don't know this tells me nothing about what's going to happen on the y-axis it only tells me about the potential on the x-axis now could things change between now and then sure new data comes into the picture or maybe I see old data with a with a fresh set of eyes absolutely but right now this is how it looks to me I'm looking for continued higher prices in bitcoin wow very exciting Stan I want to thank you for being our guest today we'll have you on again in a few weeks and I want you to stay well and you know you just great to have us great seeing you and your wife here in Tucson last week and glad you're traveling well so we'll have you on again in a few weeks if that's okay I look forward to it and just in closing I want everyone to know I met Larry and his lovely wife Sarah he took us out to a fine fine restaurant in Tucson and we just had a delightful time super folks well thank you for the compliment I appreciate it was really fun having and your wife liked the recipe for the pasta sauce I guess thanks a lot buddy I really do appreciate it and if you see of any of Jimmy's old friends Friday I'll certainly pass on the information he's going to be missed that's for 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day go to tfnn.com then hit watch tiger tv that's tfnn.com then hit watch tiger tv folks we've taken out the highs of December the 4th here in gold you see we've made the 1.27 expansion up here today the only reason I'm bringing this to your attention we've got a big divergence between silver and gold again if we look at this on a smaller time frame you're going to see a little three drive pattern here very very shallow but we are the major resistance up in here based on the work that we do if we look at this just over these last couple of days here between yesterday and today if you measure that 1.618 level let's get this down here where it belongs right down to there we're pretty much up to this there's that 1.27 again off of that same number so this could be some pretty strong resistance the reason why I say that and I know it's the end of the show coming up but if we look at silver here very quickly you'll see that silver has been acting quite a bit weaker at least it was yesterday see if we made another hey we did we got up there we made the numbers shut the front door look at this on the daily folks this is right on the money as I recall now there it is right here it's a little above it see I thought it was going to be here at 52 it's got up to the old high here was 54 this was 55 coming in right here so look at this on the smaller time frame you'll see that that could be totally wrong on this yeah this doesn't show the same thing so be really careful up in here hey folks you got to be really careful on everything in these kind of markets that's absolutely for sure so stay tuned tomorrow we're going to have to have Mike Moore as our guest tomorrow so live every day in an attitude of gratitude and may God bless and let's hope that everybody will be well and happy do something nice for your neighbors folks because there are a lot of folks out there that even though the economy is booming a lot of people are not booming and that's the real key of what we're watching here so we'll see you on the flip side tomorrow and may God bless