Yo, happy Thursdays guys, what's going on? The fiat world, Arbynnickel, never enough profit, yes sir, it's crazy day, let's check out the market bubble. Market was pretty green today overall, a lot of reversal setups, a lot of surprise moves, you know, like waking up and all the stocks was like bloop, you know, and kind of an upside. What's up, this magic was taken, hope AMD did well for you, never enough profit, how you feeling about Airbnb for a swing trade before holiday travels? No bro, I don't know, is holiday travel going to be a thing this year? Well Kroger is still pretty stuck in the bottom here, Oxy reversing down a little bit, match group, match group was kind of slackened today, huh? I mean, well, let me, let's say, let's put it this way right, Delta Airlines says that they expect travel to be up, they expect to see like 80% travel, whereas I'm not sure if that's something we can achieve. Del Taco just reported today, earnings per share is 11 cents, I suppose 10 cents, sales is 124 as opposed to 124.86, 31% decrease compared to last year, and 2.91% increase in sales for years last year. Wow, there's a big pump and dump there too, man, hit like 10, 20 and then came all the way back down, about a trash company, whoa, that's heavy. So for after hours today, we've got Duck Creek, we've got Del Taco and AA, and then we'll probably go over some of the stuff from this morning. Duck Creek earnings per share is 2 cents as opposed to 1 cents, probably 100% beat there. Sales is 70.9 mil as opposed to 69 mil. So they beat analyst estimate on earnings per share by 100%, sales is 21% increase compared to last year, stock dropped about 11% after hours, interesting, well, let me, I'll take a technical look at the charts, we'll put it here, let me see. For today, today is the 14th, we'll put Airbnb on the technicals and then we'll check if we'll take a look at it, see what the potential is. So this is subscription revenue grew 35%, annual recurring revenue grew 41%, Duck Creek delivered a strong finish to a great year, highlighted by 41% as a growth. So next year's outlook, they're looking at next quarter is going to be 68 to 70, this quarter was 70, and then the full year is about 300. Where does that put it at? 75 per quarter average, okay, pretty interesting, let's say 40% growth year over year. Here's the company trading that last year seems kind of on the value, last year the company was trading at 47, anywhere from 42 to $47, and they're projecting like a 35 to 40%, they're saying they have a 45 to 40% growth. So you would think that's like, you know, let's say 40 times 35%, probably putting around like $54 range, which means they could have possibility to come to the top, but it's a pretty new company. I'm not that too familiar with it, so insurance industry, let me put that on watch, DCT, you think TSM moved the market today? Possibly, who knows. Let's check out the earnings from this morning, so we had a lot of earnings this morning, TSM was one of them, TSM was kind of sus, open in the market really, really well, had a huge move to the $14, I took the opportunity to market open, because if I knew them, they pulled back last time too, when they had a great earnings, let's see what they said. Earnings per share was $1.08, beat estimate of $1.04, sales is $14.88 billion, as opposed to $14.83 billion, they said this is a 20% increase compared to last year, and 22% increase in sales compared to last year, whereas the company trading on last year, it was trading around $89, put around $106, at some point it was trading as high as $140, so they also raised their outlook too, because I actually saw that today, let me see, where is TSM's stuff, man. All right, so they raised their outlook, their cost went up, third quarter revenue grew 16%, they don't expect to raise their cost price until like two quarters later, so that's something that's going to hurt them, they said they're holding $35 billion in cash right now, our third quarter business was mainly supported by strong demands across all four global platforms. Outlook, they see the fourth quarter revenue, so this quarter they just pulled in $14.88 billion, so next quarter they expect to pull them $15.4 billion, so even more than this quarter, so they guided up, they guided further, they see margin at $51 to $53 billion, so things are looking up, they're guiding further, they're guiding higher, they're expecting better next quarters and all that stuff, so this was their data for last year and the income last year was $137, this is $156, this is what makes up most of their growth by platforms, automotive is only 4%, a lot of it is like high performance computer, internet things, and smartphones, so their freeze cash flow increased a lot from last quarter and from last year as well, guidance is good, capital expenditure also pretty high there, so that means they're like spending a lot of money expanding and stuff, so based on that overall I'm pretty bullish on the company, I think if it ever comes back down to like $108 which we just did the math at, I think that's still a buying opportunity right there based on their growth rate, that's like at a fundamental buying opportunity if TSM comes back to like that $108 area, and that's also that super major support at $107, $108, I think there's just a lot of chop right now, a lot of uncertainty, that's why they sold off a little bit, I think anywhere from $108 to $112, it's a huge buying opportunity for TSM, I could easily see them make that recovery back to $120 plus, so let me see, maybe I'll put them up here, do we have any other stocks that you guys wanted to add to the list, oh shop, Shopify, let me add that and then I'll add TSM to the list, so overall pretty bullish based on that report, the other thing though, they did say that chip shortage is bad, is really bad right now, they said that chip shortage is looking to hit like 25 weeks delay right now, like possibly one of the worst delay ever, so before it was like 18 weeks and then it just got higher and higher, so last time I saw the Bloomberg chart instead of 18 weeks it was like 25 weeks or something, freaking crazy, some guy in CNBC is saying upstart should be a $1,000 stock, that is crazy man, DPZ was fired today, yeah DPZ is like that, it's crazy, it can drop and we cover like nuts, because there's a hedge fund stock, a lot of like, a lot of hedge funds at that company, what's up Sean, hope you had a good day, unfortunately I couldn't close my puts on the downside in DPZ fast enough, so kind of just got stuck back holding it, a little bit disappointed, I still have the equity even though the bot alerted that I closed it, I still actually have it, so we're holding to see where that direction goes, I can check that earnings too if you want, if you want to take a look at the dominoes earnings, I like coin too, they are coming out NFT marked on the app, wow, I mean, dude NFT is so crazy, they like, they had a big spike, I think coin had a what 5% spike delay or something, because that news, they spiked from 250 to 260, I think that's big potential for the company man, if they, I don't know exactly what they're gonna do, I didn't read up too much on it yet, but if they, you know, the NFT is a big money grab, it's like, it's like stupid money grab man, if they can, you know, if they can like, if they can do it right, and they launched like MFC marketplace, it's just gonna be a huge money grab man, it's gonna be a huge money grab, people are gonna use it to launder money, because that's what NFT is, just kind of like how art is, a lot of art is like money laundering, because, you know, our prices are so like, are so high in stuff, and so so value as asset, so even if somebody buys an art, they actually still have cash, because I mean, they actually can still use that to get collateral, because art is an asset, so NFT is like, it's not as close to that, but NFT is still pretty good, in terms that you can use a private wallet and public wallet, and you can move money around, in that way, but at the same time showing that you, you, you like, occur a huge loss, so I think one day, one day they're gonna, they're gonna, they're gonna get on that, but as of right now, market is still pretty new, and it's a big opportunity, that's why NFT is such a money grab, because they make the fees out of that, yes, that price increase for next year, it's gonna be huge for a TSM, like the companies are so much the man, the companies got so much the man, their family, valuations finally caught up to them, when they were $150, they were like, when TSM was like $150, the company was like, it was over value, right, when it was like, up here, I mean, 140s, it was over value, but now, that was when everybody was getting hyped about chips and stuff, and AMD and all that thing, but now at this 108 price, it's finally at a point that, that the valuation has actually caught up to the stocks, they also, you know, building the foundry, there's so much things going on for this company, I wouldn't be surprised to see this at like $1,000 or five, 10 years from now, really bullish on this in terms of like fundamentals, unless chip shortage is just like completely false, or like, you know, people talk about like 5G being the next thing, chips is the next thing, baby, CardiW fundamentals, take a look at that, nice, congrats man, very good move there, chip shortage, global supply chain issue, inflation running hot, inflation running hot, oh, that is a great question, when YOLO on LCID stocks, 23 average, oh yeah, they definitely do, they get a 5% to 10% cut on each purchase, I mean, you know how, you know how dumb expensive like Coinbase is, they definitely get 5%, 10%, man, shoot, A.A. came out, let me take a look at this real quick, aluminum, earnings per share is $0.005, B estimate of $179, sales is $3.11 billion as opposed to $2.93 billion, this is a 275% increase compared to losses of last year, and 31% increase in sales compared to last year, so that's on aluminum, doing great compared to last year, company was trading $11, right now it's at $48, $49, even before COVID, company was trading at $20, right now it's at $48, getting a little bit away from valuations a little bit, then we affirm full year 21 shipment guidance, 11 to 14.1 to 14.2 metric tons, they expect to continue, they continue to expect a strong 2021 based on economic recovery, increased demand for aluminum all in market, cross-air just came out and they just cut their sales guidance by a lot, wow, so much for the Wall Street Bed Boy is going, oh gaming stocks must go up, but let's see, as far as answering professor glass's question about, you know, as whole supply chain issue, all that stuff, and can the market keep the games and whatnot, that's a great question, let me see, we broke out of that downtrend pattern that we had, technically a double bottom set up right here, I was expecting us to come back down a little bit further, but obviously that didn't happen, we technically have that double bottom pattern, if that was set up from here, let's assume that this double bottom pattern is set up from here, we technically complete it, right, so I think even at best case scenario, we're probably going to test that point here at 439, what are we at 442, 3 point move down, I think so, I think we're going to at least test that on the bearish side, our side is also very very hot, it's, you know, kind of like last time over here, huge run up, it's just very very hot right now, there was a lot of euphoria today, and I think we could potentially give that back, as it typically does, what's up Hawaiian beef, yeah we looked at that already man, asml, they do have earnings next week too right, asml, yeah, you know I actually bought a dip on those on the stock over here, and I got stopped out, so it's coming back to like the resistance a little bit right here, nice double bottom set up as well, should have potential to come all the way back honestly, so asml, the founder company, I think we both know what they are, they make the machines to make the chips, I tried to play the options, very illiquid, very very hard to play, I would say we're bullish on it, but the options are very hard to play on it man, very very hard, what's up CGK, YouTube can't see the comments, but actually no, they can't see the Twitch comments unless I show them on the screen, if I show them the screen they can see it, what's up YouTube chat, how's everybody doing there, so what do we think will happen with the Goldman ER tomorrow, let me see, I was expecting that Goldman run up today to I think 397 I was looking for, I don't know if we got it at the end of the day, now we didn't, we hit like 392, so Goldman Sachs has been bouncing on this trend, a lot of banks are doing really really good, potentially Goldman, let me see, how did JP Morgan do this week, JP Morgan flopped and continued to move higher, I think overall Goldman Sachs should be doing pretty good because they make a lot of money from underwriting, they make a lot of money from stocks IPO and like a lot of trading revenue and stuff like that, so the IPO market is still extremely extremely hot, I haven't really looked at it anymore because I hate the IPO market now because there's so much stuff being IPO, I mean like you know Cocoa Water, how many of you guys want to invest in Cocoa Water like Fida Cocoa, you know like that that company's IPO and I thought like Coca Cola only at one point, I don't know what happened there, so a lot of stuff, a lot of stuff is IPO in the market and Goldman Sachs makes money off that because they're one of the bigger underwriters, so I think there's a lot of potential for them to make money and I do expect them to have another great quarter but we'll see, last quarter they drop after earnings, so if they chop they come back to test the trend line and they hold at that 380 trend line, I think there's a buying opportunity, if they don't let's say let's say if they drop a lot more further then that's pretty bullish but overall I do think they can continue to grind back up higher and higher, it's an evil company man, so we'll put GS on the chart here, they should be doing good I mean but the problem is like the problem is FedEx can't find labor and same thing with UPS, they should be making more money, what is that like EP batteries being out of stock, yeah those are crazy stuff, what's up mass appeal, what's going on, ripped, LCID I got you man, I agree, I agree, yo what's up street alerts, thanks for stopping by again man, I appreciate you, I gotta stop by one of these channels and uh at 12, one of these days man, wanna have time, hope you had a great day in the market buddy, I'm still catching up, well um typically we have um what do you call it, Santa Claus run, so usually in November we usually see like that big run on the bullish side but um but the end of October could be ugly, we do have month-end closing tomorrow on the contracts, so 1015 is a month-end closing on the contracts and those those like we balancing tend to be a little bit bearish, so I do expect tomorrow to be kind of bearish um but and then next week is gonna be a few week but I do expect November to be pretty bullish like I could see like further running continuation up there, what's up Kiff, what's going on um space, what happened to space, wow 8% drop, oh they're flak always schedule, cable tv got named official sportsbook stock of NASCAR today, nice, well I mean depth stealing vote is like it's generally more into um December at the at the point right now that they're looking at they want people to kind of forget it around that time, it's gonna be holiday time but um naturally most of the november's are pretty bullish, I was speaking to Kiff the other day and he actually bought up this pretty interesting view on the stock market that so he mentioned that actually last year um last year we had the similar thing, last time me and Kiff were talking about it and he says that last year in September we had a big drop too, we saw some recovery coming into october's um kind of what we're seeing now we're seeing some recovery and and then we had another drop coming into like end of end of october's and then we kind of started that recovery so we just kind of started the recovery across the board, I'm pretty sure it was um December, I could be wrong but I'm pretty sure I know you like to do the I think you'd like to look into the information so we'll see what does 2019 look like great question man what's up cookie monster from the youtube side have you seen net and upst I've also net put today for next week oh bozzy we can take a look at net so net is almost like is that like kind of short china in a way if I remember correctly oh yeah let's look at 2019 professor glass so 2019 very similar move um you have like july being a little bit bearish with a multi chop there right um september doing okay and then october um we came back down to test like lows there again and then um half of october the mid half has started to move back higher and higher going into november to like um and then december second we had a little bit flopped there and just had higher higher highs there so there's that um should we check 2018 while we're at it man 2018 october was ugly huge drop um I remember this I remember that this was when I lost a lot of money I lost heaps and heaps of money um I remember this man this is actually this could potentially be how how things play out because they didn't talk about the depth ceiling but I'm pretty sure I remember vividly this drop was caused by the depth ceiling issue so I'm pretty sure they like had a government shutdown in like late december or mid december and market had a double bottom we were all hella bullish man we're like oh my gosh what a setup and then we're all in the stock room we're all happy we're like yo look at a double bottom setup baby we're going to the moon you know let's go um and then everybody was talking about santa clause rally and I remember being like all in in the market all in man I was all in like like a hundred percent in no cash reserve on the sideline so we had this move to the upside I was banking I had so much money there um I made so much money I didn't cash out because you know double bottom setup who would cash out in the middle there right didn't even cash out a little bit I just help because I thought at least we were going to touch this hundred sm here before I cash out and then I thought we were going to hit like you know over here um so so you know obviously didn't cash out right because I was expecting us to come back to at least this range over here and and I remember my account was up so well I was blowing money um because it was december you know it's like christmas season it's like winter season blowing some money man I think I spent like like a thousand plus dollars on omakase that week or something too and next thing you know boom market just crashed to oblivion it was sad it was a sad christmas season man and and they started that santa claws rally after christmas and the market started to recover back oh crazy times crazy times probably one of the most depressing histories the most depressing christmas in history you too hungry you too no way I don't believe you that's crazy sucks though but yeah so as you can see um typically end of october was a little bit pretty bearish we see some recoverance in november um based on the last three years we saw some recoverance in november mid october to end of october being pretty bearish and we do see a little bit run but always exercise caution man just because market is something before it doesn't mean it's gonna repeat it a hundred percent the same way I mean if it was that easy everybody would be rich right gdx let me add that what is that um is that that drug company uh let's let's go over let's go over some of the stocks that we got on the list uh first one is airbnb that one of our viewers asked earlier today let's take a look at airbnb oh gdx gold mine index oh yeah I was thinking of good rx gd rx that's what I was thinking of all right so airbnb has has been making this uptrend move I haven't really we haven't really looked at it in a while but god damn dude look at the bounce off that trend line they are pretty cool pretty cool man very sexy so every b's and then grinding upwards I mean at the end of the day I think if you're bullish on the I think if you're bullish on we opening trades I think if you're bullish overall unlike you know unlike unlike um COVID going away um if you're bullish on vaccine overall airbnb is bullish however I think it could possibly hit one of the resistance here we could see some move down and then you know continue to grind into that channel it's a little bit unpredictable very hard to predict that stock we are seeing a little bit um topiness as well on the half day chart so we can see some we could see some some um some move back down there a little bit we'll see bullish channel so far so I hope that helps are you guys looking for access to the google sheet there it is next one is DCT I think I put that there myself I want to look at it personally because that was a pretty decent earning um I think you can see some recovery this is the stock at pre IPO price finished ahead and show the pattern bullish uptrend trash of a channel I don't know I'll set an alert for if it ever comes back down to 35s it's already at 40 why not two suss of a stock a problem man I got you good luck with that airbnb let's check out Shopify oh I miss I miss the essence type of D damn man is this so much to ask for is it so much to ask for man we just want to see Shopify down to this bottom of the range why is it so hard just give it to a Shopify so due this trend line from September 2020 Shopify is obviously a monster stock right it's been going up higher and higher and and I was just looking for that pull back this to like possibly maybe like 1180s if it pulls back there man buy the dip buy the dip it's looking pretty bullish right now though it's trying to break above this resistance here so we got that little resistance right there if it can break above I think it can touch the next level at 1487 but if it can't break above it's probably gonna come back down I do think we can see some more chop in the market so there's definitely more potential to come down a little bit it did bounce off like this little demand zone over here at 1200-1300 ish and it's also recovery there I think you can potentially come back man to our range if it comes back to this range you can either do a butterfly or a bull call spread expecting it to move back up that's true it could report allows the earnings and come back down you know maybe maybe like maybe people aren't openly as much Shopify stores as we think now and they can come back down hopefully we'll see so there's not much to really see on the daily chart I'm just breaking it down to a lower time frame to see if we have a different pattern in the lower time frame so on the lower time frame I can see that's kind of moving in unison with the market this whole downtrend move is what just happened in the market right then this uptrend move if you know the other part of what's happening with the market so so it's pretty unison if you like it if you're bullish on it kind of look for what direction on the market is going sharp term wise we can see that we're seeing this move here kind of like up down up down right climbing this ladder so the short term wise you can also look for buying opportunity at 1380s if it you know continues to bounce off this level and climb the ladder up potentially heading like 1480s so that's almost like a hundred dollar move actually I hope that helps man in terms of short term forecast because I looked at the long-term picture I couldn't see anything interesting there so we came back to the 48 minute chart to see what's going on you can see a balanced trendline support of 1387 1387 and possibly reach 1487 so I'm you we bounded today I mean pretty much everything we've bounded today how could it not right let's see what I'm you at man that's a nice little move you know just following the market nice little move there I'll tell you what though man we're not touching MU until what's the next level 60 dollars forget about it I'll even sit alert there did I sit alert last time no I didn't pre-covid levels are nothing man oh yeah um Walgreens nice move today honestly should have done a lot of play on this but um I think one of the they had this is actually one of the biggest market moves today believe it or not Walgreens um was up 7.78% for the day one of the biggest movers man on the large cap side she she so we got a little resistance over here the 51 based on September 2nd date right um if it continues if we see the continuation should come back to 54s you know um because here we covered back to 54 that's probably good 54-55 range is a good area to take some profit um you also got a nice little double bottom set up here too so just for you man I gotta let my my boy RB Niko skip the line a little bit thanks Ambezzo appreciate that I'm gonna see SoFi again of course I got you Winnebago one of our favorite stocks if you know you know all right TSM let's pop up that TSM chart real quick let me see what the let's see what the Hawaiian beef chart looked like the other day I mean earlier on bra bra nice chart nice chart I like it why why it looks like it's about to die looks like it's about to cross over and this is like the MACD it's about to cross over and and just destroy everybody the big crash is coming boys the big crash per per Hawaiian beef so TSM quad bounce on the bottom here very bullish looking for 120s let's go strong support 108 unless unless broken yeah one of you guys are here when I was uh explaining about support levels like like babies nagging like kids nagging all right next ticker is rdw on the fundamental side let's take a look nasty Nate I think all right what's up man what's going on gang gang engage in so red white corp engage in mission critical space solutions and reliable components for the next generation space economy with ip is that ip like intellectual property for solar power generation and in space 3d printing and manufacturing it assists its customers solving a complex challenge of future space missions its operating units are organized into bar business areas focusing on space community commercialization digital engineering spacecrafts orbit service whoa that's pretty cool man I was thinking about this um like I watched some space shows here and there right and a lot of times when they're in space and and like one of the parts breaks yo they're like completely gg like that's it they're done though if they don't have the part to replace that part they gotta come out and and like you know make some like like like some bs parts but now that there's 3d printing yo that's pretty cool man that means they can make screws or whatever parks they need um as things break down interesting facebook um it's a good question we'll take a look at that let me add it to the list I'll give you my thoughts a little bit I think I'm overall pretty bullish on facebook um going to earnings but obviously there's a lot of like there's like a lot of things going on on facebook too there's a lot of like bad publicity and at some time this always takes man to kill the company so writ wire is um is a special acquisition stock can't really value it until they have their first earnings I could look at the presentation they put out but it's mostly going to be bs as I said before a lot of these special acquisition stocks they value a five-year projection of of uh of property and stuff trading at $10 so definitely not an area to buy find out when they're going to do the merger soon because when they do the merger the stock is probably going to drop so watch out for that and if you like the company look for areas to buy there oh rdw have rumor partnership amazon I don't know a lot of sassy stuff there avgo so like for for me rdw is a wait and see it says next earnings in December so it's cool man it's cool um but we don't know until like until we see the earnings no fundamentals let me if you want I'll tell you I'll tell you a story about like when I first invest in a 3d printing industry um like what's a 3d ticker man oh ddd yeah ddd is one of them so so like yeah I remember like back in the days 2012 2013 like um it was the most interesting thing in uh and you know it's like one of the the biggest thing biggest moves right now right it was like it was like um equivalent to 5g at that time where everybody's like yo huge breakthrough we're about to make 3d printing um and all that stuff and I was getting massive fomo around this time I picked up some 3d printing stocks thinking was going to be the future and and I'm pretty sure I bought the top somewhere I bought one of these tops probably like a 45 or something and the stocks came all the way down to like five six dollars man you know I thought I was investing in the future but as um as things go on as the time passed by and and these companies started to report earnings I saw how garbage they were because even though it was a new technology it was awesome it was one of the coolest thing out there right the problem was cost efficiency you know because the tech was so new and and like you know things are still developing and what not they they couldn't like get the cost efficiency up so a lot of the the price for materials and things are still like very high and the company a lot of these companies are struggling to make money so even though they were trading at these crazy valuations at hundred dollars ninety something dollars like so that was dv dv dm is pretty much the same back in the day they traded super high right um but they came down because they're struggling to make profitability it's not like 3d printing is still struggling to become a everyday thing like they're still struggling to become a like a everyday product like I'm talking about everyday product like a blender that everybody can afford like when it becomes an everyday product like a blender that everybody can afford that's when the stock will probably go to the moon but I don't think we're necessary there yet we're getting very close it's it's gotten a lot cheaper most 3d printers instead of costing like 1500 to 2000 dollars back then it's like around 300 now so huge cost reduction um and but a lot of the material cost is still high the only thing that I can potentially see making the 3d printer go up is because the ability to make guns by yourself like like that that's probably one of the cooler things like that you can like you know you can make your own guns and stuff um like at your home and then if you're like rebellious and and you want to like you know have your own freedom and and ability to defend yourself and own your own gun and knives and things like that then then yeah yeah man you would get a 3d printer and then if enough people think that then everybody would get a 3d printer I'm just kidding delete I didn't say any of those let's check out gs cmcsa let's check that out cmcsa started dropping last time because they had a pretty ugly guidance they said they weren't going to make like as much they were making a lot significantly less less money than they were in 2019 and that was big bear so they've been struggling and having a hard time recovery but if people forget about the news it could potentially run we'll see take a look at the chart a little bit what's up patrol we did we did check out tsm we got the tsm chart right here though if you want to check it out I like it good earnings why not long-term whole baby long-term whole printable for products yeah I did take some profit on tsm this morning I don't you saw in the chat I told you guys that I was taking the profit on it so usually when it's earnings and I put in a lot of position I always take profit at market open I always do that like I always lock it in man you gotta lock it in can't be too greedy yo lcid had a pretty good move oh the buzzer no b 2018 asked me to check this I like it I like it man I think I said that same thing last time too let me see I think I literally said that exact same thing to buy at that area I mean supply chain issue is is a non-issue for for tsm unless their cost goes up dramatically but if they're smart enough they just need to pass the cost the the increased cost along and they'll be okay man you know ain't gonna hurt them they'd be good yeah I'm pretty sure I checked out lcid before where did that chart go so sad I think I probably didn't put it down maybe but it's a good a buying area this is a very good area right here um I said it before if it gets up here always sell around that range here and if you're bullish because I remember last time it had a huge run up and you guys were a hell of hype because there was just like you know a lot of you guys were like oh my god they got the car rolling out pre-orders manufacturer vehicle um and everybody loved it right so so you know it's trying to run up obviously it didn't break above it couldn't break above to that 32 dollar area maybe if the market is bullish enough it would but very good bounce on the bottom here I like it um it's a little djn play um not much of something that I would typically play but I like to move there looks pretty good so good bounce off support right there lcid good bounce off support overall bullish qualcomm bounce off the bottom I'm thinking gets 140 by mid november I mean yeah why not brother because qualcomm just um said they're gonna do the share buy back right we were looking at it the other day I'm pretty sure um we were looking at what was that what was the good demand zone 125 I think it even hit like a little bit lower probably hit like 121s give or take so 125 was an interesting area it's at 128 today so if you're bold enough to to make that move there hopefully paid off today congrats net let's take a look at net real quick they have a lot of ticker for today man oh net is clout flare it's not trying to ticker oh huge move one of those like random moves that just like runs man why is it running so hard insider sell today check so this this pattern kind of reminds me of mrma I think you'll eventually come down um it could it could leg up a little bit further because sometimes when it squeezes it squeezes a lot so it could leg up a little bit further I do expect it to come back down to that range right there at least so that's at like 148 right now is 160s we've seen that happen on ups t um well a little bit we've seen a little bit come down hasn't come down to that range yet we just see it happen to mrma really close a lot of legs ups and moving back down but it could take a while so just just just remember be a little bit careful just because it's ran up so much doesn't mean it has to come down right away sometime you can choke around you know and and mess around with people before I come down so if you're gonna get a put if you're shorting it make sure you get enough time go one month out and don't get naked puts man don't get naked puts you're gonna get burned can potentially come back to 148 the only thing I do like about it is that insiders are selling man I love it when insiders are selling that means they really want to take profit and they take profit the market drops I mean the stock drops gdx go miners take a look at the goal index go futures I mean looks bullish on the weekly strong recovery on the daily some resistance I would say here and some resistance here so you got some resistance at 33 got some resistance at 36 support at 28 resistance at 33 hope that helps oh man I didn't even put the net chart my bad here we go what's next so phi so phi so phi are you guys still holding this she gone yeah she gone so next level over here damn you guys are so much more bossy than me man I can't believe you guys actually have this no position here for me but here's some resistance 20 and 24 let me see our size getting a little bit hot so we could see some cool down at 20 levels I think if we're looking for reentry it could potentially test come come to back test the $18 area again so I think if we hit the 20 I think potentially back test I feel like we potentially back test this $18 range but I mean how's the sector doing the sector is going beast mode man upstart holding is like beast mode right now keep running what's a firm doing they're all going beast mode they're all going beast mode man the whole sector is just like they're all going beast mode ah yo you know what guys you know what guys I got you I got you I got you man I know what you guys want so so it seems like you guys are all looking to get into so phi you're looking to get into upstart you know you're looking and what is those companies what are those companies right those are like buy now and pay later company you know those are buy now pay later companies right so let me put you guys on this secret buy now pay later company from like the other side of the world and like I think they're like either based in the trailers or something some some some random place in the other part of the world I mean a random place but some other part of the world from where we are and and this company is a buy now and pay later company that that is um that is um involved in like the um more like a degenerate industry more like the degenerate industry calar no no no that that one's already bought out somebody bought into them I think or or they're not IPO yet you can't invest in them so this company is more like in like the like um look down upon industry it is like everything that is being looked down upon um that reputation this company supports them with the buy now and pay later so I was looking at some stuff let me see what is it called I found this the other day and I talked about this once before you guys go and like it man you guys go and like it was it this company maybe not what what is it I know the other site I can't show the other site on stream so I'm gonna have to look at it on my um on my other screen because very um provocative sezz we sizzle let's check out their investor relations 1.4 billion dollars merchant sales 3.3 million dollars I mean 3 3 million active customers 41,800 active merchants financially empowering I want to see like there I want to see there like want to see their merchants though man where do I find that and why you guys so crappy at presentations don't even have a presentation look at this company no diversity that's why not it's not it's not American company whoa the target at them that's pretty cool so one of them is targets are they that damn man I just want to see is are they on targets yes dude that's big target is huge company that's big yes fiat world always coming through my man virgin pure oh that's another company isn't it but yeah they just added target like last week that's pretty big um there's a lot of company with this a lot of like marijuana companies and a lot of like um other companies big commerce also taps them as well well I would say pretty overall bullish on this company is probably something I would pick up like um some shares just to just to see where they go like imagine one day they get bought out you know and people would pay a lot of money for them there's like a lot of companies like find them out and things like that so there's huge potential um out there for that I wish they just had like um I wish that they're like one of the other sites where they like you know talk about all the um all the like companies that are doing business with them oh stockholders meeting presentation let me see if there's anything interesting there I like the design too very colorful I like the marketing aspect of it I guess target is one of the biggest like the biggest ones tap into the global market baby let's go 140 percent 144 percent year over year and consumer growth oh 251 year over here so that's the that's the presentation over here yeah right pretty low hasn't really moved that much it's on the value stock there's not much hype behind it because not a lot of people know about it what's that ticker the only thing is is very hard to remember the ticker um sezz le so the OTC ticker is sez nl um that's one of the charts I draw in here I was I've had an alert set I was I should have bought some last time but kind of forgot about it a little bit but I think it's an interesting value opportunity if it continues to grind back down IPO around this price over here $2 so that was in august 2020 so obviously you know if ever comes back to the $2 range huge buying opportunity the very bullish it was trading at $14 at some point too but the volume sucks though man this is like a definitely a lot of play because the volume is just so trash I don't know it would need like wall street bid to pick it up or something for it to really move because there's just not enough marketing not a lot of people know about this company just pace it here sez nl don't buy it yet though actually let me see what was the ticker if you can't buy a robin hood don't buy it sez nl let me check let me see if this is available on that robin hood se yeah it's not a robin hood yet so it's not gonna pump unless it gets on robin hood it's probably not gonna move a lot stick to sofi my bad stick to sofi man yeah you do have to pay extra fees for otc when the bagel let's check that out oh what the hell well why did they flop so hard today so when the bagel kind of got away from us last time we're looking for buying opportunity back in and Sean's been keeping me on top of this game man then reminding me every time we were looking we like it's been like you know going down a little bit so let me see appreciate that man so we looked at Winnebake a while back and they had a really good earning so that's why we're like pretty bullish on it um it's just a lot of back order share we purchased in um just overall the catalyst is very very bullish this could be a potential entry right here um on that back trend line over here just bam bam bam so would be kind of like saying like the back test so that could be a potential entry right there around $69 area oh let me look let me look what caused the drop i mean if they did a share offering that's also really smart for the company but bad for shareholders yeah they just they just uh they're doing more share we purchasing what the hell am I doing anything's wrong here they're doing more buybacks weird buy the dip buy the dip earnings is coming up in a little bit so maybe people are kind of scared um they're anticipating bad earnings earnings is coming on the 20th overall bullish um last time it also dropped prior to earnings too so i mean it could a lot of some position going a month out here uh our shares looking for a quick bounce to maybe 74 from the 70 69 dollar level like 69 to 74 if you can get in there um if it touched 69 that's probably where you add some position it is continuing some momentum to the downside so we'll see where that goes um alternatively who knows it maybe if earning gets really bad um it could come back to 61 dot levels that would be the our bigger buying opportunity right so 69 to 74 you're looking for entry um let's take a look at facebook real quick so last time i thought facebook was gonna bounce over here it didn't we're gonna look at this as resistance right now 333 as resistance going to er we can see a little bit bullishness that typically does run into the earnings um like the last few quarters it has ran really nicely into earnings so we could see some er we cover here uh if we could break 333 i think we can come back to 350s as well that was one of the interesting targets i had i was contemplating about going long um to that area last night but we had a pretty strong move this morning too um so i didn't i couldn't really play no more because i felt like a lot of the move was already made this morning so we'll see a little consolidation there now really good on the upside i like it i think i think i should hit at least that 333 avgo let's check this out real quick 100 percent kit 100 percent that does happen quite often avgo is another semiconductor stock um broad calm good trend line the downside a little bit range on the upside kind of hard to chart it just all over the place i don't even know i'm just throwing random lines at this point i'm not really seeing anything i literally i literally just threw random lines i'm not really seeing anything here i mean potential we could we could hit like if your bullish potential is 514 um bearish potential is 476 so 514 476 i'm sorry man wish i could wish i could give you more insight on that cmcsa cmcsa i think i think i think at some point if it comes back to this range here we'll take a consideration it's at 4670 but i mean if you work for the company you can start averaging down i think they give you like 30 40 percent discounts on the shares things like 30 apa um apa is like on the oil run right so it's just moving a lot through to through the whole oil sector being hella bullish um as of right now i'm bearish on crude oil and bullish on natural gas so we'll see how that goes i think i think crude oil is eventually going to pull back there's i mean there's a lot of like issues right now because because um logistics issues so a lot of like usage but if it can break above it can break break above did it break above already if it can break above you know next level is 33 so hey why not right play the charts not the thoughts so if you're bullish next level is 33 oh it's tech my bad i thought it was this other company that was like an oil company but if it's a tech company um go for it 33 dollars next if things things remain bullish what stock are we looking at ap a ch what's the ticker this what market is this traded in uh has the same levels 33 silver good support at 21 90 either gonna bounce back to 24 or come back down to 18s that's pretty much it i'm gonna end here um we'll be back tomorrow 4 p.m and we'll check out some of the other stuff appreciate you guys for stopping by and hanging out man thank you and have a good night


Numbers for the Celts here. Yeah, don't do it. Yeah, don't do it. Boston now has pushed the lead to 24. Welcome to the Celtics post-game live. Eddie House, Amita Smith here with the Celts. Put a beat down on the Dallas Mavericks. 138 to 110 and at one point Eddie, the Mavericks they were in at this game. They only trailed by seven at halftime. Just how much did the Celtics prove that they were just heading the shoulders better than the other team out there? I hate to say it like this. I want to say we are really good. I did it today. This team is really damn good. I mean, when you look from top to bottom, they have seven guys in double figures. They're top two players balling out when they need to. Jason Tatum playing outlandish basketball. Making a statement, I know Luca had to triple double with 37, 11, and 12, but in a losing effort. And you see what Jason Tatum did in a winning effort. I mean, it's so fun to watch. If you are a Celtics fan, just love the moments that you're in right now. Just really appreciate how good this basketball team is. And do you know the scary thing about it?  I feel like this team can get better and better and better. They have a lot to take. Their ceiling is extremely high. Wow. At this point now, March 1st. March 1st and the ceiling is still high for the Celtics team. Let's take a look at our poll right now presented by Zenny. Who should win tonight's Tommy Award? You see all the options right there. Jason Tatum already at 100%. Everybody just hitting the button for Jason Tatum. But you take a look at all the names here. Eddie, you got Tatum, Brown, Porzingis, White, Holiday, Horford, Anna, Xavier Tillman, new guy on this list as well. Who do you go with if you are Scowl picking for the Tommy Award? Well, if I would, well, I can't be Scowl because sometimes he's off kilter. Oh, man. Not as soon as shot this early, hold on. Yeah, sometimes he's to the left a little bit. But I will say this, I have to go with Jason Tatum.  Oh, yeah.  Everybody was watching this game, and they wanted to see exactly what Jason Tatum is going to do, what Luca Doncic is going to do, what their team is going to do. And Jason Tatum came out there and showed exactly why he should be in the MVP conversation and possibly could win this MVP. And you mentioned Luca Doncic, 37 points, 12 rebounds, and 11 assists. And we talked about this in the pregame show, what this head to head matchup could do for Jason Tatum in that MVP conversation.  What does that do for Jason Tatum after tonight? Well, it was a Molly Woffin. A Molly Woffin. Yeah, it was. A Molly Woffin. It wasn't a regular win. It was a beatdown. It wasn't a beatdown. It wasn't a regular win. It was a Molly Woffin. And you would want to spearhead that. You talk about that just the way that he was able to go out there, whether it was inside, outside, getting his other teammates involved, playing solid defense on a defensive end and setting the tone in so many different ways. That's a big statement. And for him, individually, he knew it was going to have to be a big statement. He came out there now. He doesn't have the triple double, but he has a Molly Woffin-type win, and he has a dominant performance on national TV. And that is important, because a lot of people don't realize that what happens, as far as voters and things like that, what stays fresh in your mind is what you see. So you just went out there and see him put big foot to Dallas, what I'm talking about. Big foot. And then after the way that he did that individually and the team also responded, I think that carries weight. And I think this year's voting for MVP is going to be tough, because you're going to have to take in consideration that look at this team and how much better they have been in the regular season, as opposed to guys putting up big numbers. Remember when I used to say the triple double was just, it was when Russell Westbrook was doing it, it was nothing. Now, all of a sudden, they bringing that back into the forefront, but it should be to carry that same weight. I think the fact that you have the best team, one of the best, the best player on the best team, leading this team night in and night out, you know, I gotta say, you know, he did his business tonight, the show. Jalen Brown also did his business with 25 points out there in this win. Abby Chen is with him after this win. Jalen, after Dallas cut the lead to two, you guys seemed to go to another level and ended up being a four to six, 24 run. How were you able to take control of this game? We just came out and we guarded a little bit better. We gave up like a lot of layups early in the game and we played a little bit better in the second half and that was the story of the game. You, Jason and Kristops all had 20 plus points. How do you guys balance speeding the hot hand with playing within the offense?  So long as we garden, playing defense and rebounding, there'll be plenty to go around. Everybody eats. Another efficient night for you. And you had a pretty sweet spin move. But how are you seeing the floor right now? Just taking my time, you know, just seeing the floor, seeing where the reason's coming from, trying to find my teammates, and trying to just make sure every possession, treating it like I guess your last. You guys have now won 10 straight. Consistency is not easy in this league. How are you maintaining that level? We haven't skipped no steps. I think this year we've been intentional about everything that we do, so we've been locked in and we've got to keep that up, you know. We all know what we're playing for. We're trying to get to the postseason healthy, but right now we're on track. Got another one tonight, JB. Thank you. All right, thank you. Got another one tonight, JB. Thank you. Now Jaylen Brown after the game, and one thing that he said that I thought was really interesting was that consistency is not easy. Eddie, just really quickly as a player, how tough is it to do what this team is doing right now?  And that's extremely hard to do over 82-game season. But the fact that Jaylen also said one thing, I picked up everything they're doing is intentional.


I'm legal icon and former NBA chairman Wale Olanik-Berku Essayin has charged the political parties to monitor INAIC and the returning offices during the 2023 general elections. He said these became imperative so that nothing untoward happens to any party or candidate returns to be unreturned again. Olanik-Berku who spoke after a private visit to Gafanoffi State, Biola Oyebanji taxed the National Assembly to, as a matter of urgency, regulate the powers of the chairman of INAIC as enshrined in the Electoral Act. My only worry as a lawyer, which I can also say publicly and which I've also explained and whispered to people privately, is that on Section 65 for the Electoral Act to me is a very, very, very dangerous constitution, I mean section, so noble, noble in the sense that here you have a section which empowers a returning officer after returning to review his decision within a period of seven days. The returning officer is not a cut of law, the returning officer is not a tribuner, the returning officer is not vested with jurisdiction to exercise judicial or quasi-judicial decision or to assume jurisdiction over any matter that is judicial in nature. My advice, my advice is this, one, it's not that the National Assembly, they can see do it, they should remove that proviso. Number two, all stakeholders, particularly the political parties, let me now apply the language of the police, they should shine their eyes very well.


The Cavalcade of America presented by DuPont. This evening the DuPont Cavalcade presents the story dealing with an organization that has contributed greatly to American agriculture. Founded at the close of the last century, the 4-H clubs have instilled into the hearts of boys and girls in our rural sections a deep realization of the opportunities awaiting them as the farmers of tomorrow and taught them the beneficial results of more scientific farming. 4-H club members also are aiding in the task of restoring and conserving America's wildlife. As a special feature of tonight's broadcast at the close of our radio drama you will hear from a man who is well informed about the great changes taking place on American farms today. Among other questions we shall ask him to tell how research chemists are cooperating with farmers to produce better things for better living through chemistry. As an overture, Don Boris and the DuPont Cavalcade Orchestra play What's Good About Good Night from Jerome Kern's new motion picture The Joy of Living. DuPont Cavalcade moves open windless and fiery hop under a scorching sun. Acre after acre of prairie cornfields lie blistered to a crisp. Trees rise like ghosts out of the dry earth, dismally etched in the dusk light. The frail little homestead, the ramshackle barn, the sagging corn crib, the clatterin' creek of the old pasture gate as a farmer boy drives a team into the barnyard. Oh boy, whoa! Hello, Pa. What are you and Sis doing out here at the gate? Thought you'd be able to housewash and up to supper. We already have, Alan. We're waiting for you. Sis and I thought we'd come down here and meet you while Ma's getting supper ready. How'd everything look out in the north, 80 today, Alan? Same as usual. Crops won't be any good this year. It ain't the lack of rain. It's the chinch bugs. And if it ain't the chinch bugs, it's the grasshoppers. It ain't the grasshoppers. Well, never mind. I suppose we should be glad we got the land. Same as my father and grandfather had it. What good does it do us? I wish we'd have some rain. Yeah. Anything to break this drought? Well, Alan, you'd better wash up. You're going to take the seal to that dance over in Hammond tonight. Going to a dance won't help us get better crops. Maybe you need a little fun once in a while, son. We won't get anything near a decent yield this year, Pa. What's the use? There'll be more years coming, Alan. Listen, Pa, I'm fed up living on a farm. Alan! What's that, son? I'm fed up, I said. When a fella's out there in those fields by himself all day, well, he gets to do a lot of thinking. He gets to seein' himself grow old, still settin' on that cultivator. Well, none of that for me. I always figured this farm would belong to you someday. Oh, Alan's tired. That's all, Pa. He doesn't mean that. I do mean it, and I mean a whole lot more. I've been reading a lot lately about engineers and scientists who really do something. All we do is plant the seed and trust to luck it'll grow. But listen, Alan... No, it's no use, Pa. I'm through with farming. After the dance in Hammond tonight, I'm headin' for Peoria or Chicago. And as far as the farm's concerned, the chinch bugs and the grasshoppers can fight it out among themselves. The town of Hammond is a few miles down the oil road. There is a gas station, a general store, a church, a bank, and a grain elevator. One or two cars are parked on the main street. In the heat of a suffocating summer night, most people who live in Hammond sit listlessly on their porches, watching the flickering of innumerable lightning bugs. The young folks and the boys and girls of neighboring farms gather gaily at the dance pavilion in the park. Do you mind if we stop dancing, Lucille? No. Have a hard day? Terrible. Well, let's go over to the side. All right. Oh, excuse me. I'm sure I'll go ahead. You've been acting so funny tonight, Alan. Anything wrong? Well, let's say it's the heat. Well, this isn't the first time it's been hot in Hammond. Never been like this before. You like livin' on a farm, Lucille? Yes. Why do you ask? Because I don't. Alan! What do we get out of it anyway? Passes. We get whatever we put into it. Let the pests get there first. Believe me, I put plenty into it.  Oh, you don't fool me with that kind of talk. You should be proud you've got a farm. Did you ever ride a cultivator all day for a quarter of a mile down a field? All you have to do when you get to the end of the furrow is to turn around and come back again. All day long. Day in and day out. Well, what do you want to do? I'm gonna leave. Alan, please. Oh, don't do anything you might regret later on. We were both born on farms. We've got them. And if you and I, Alan... Hey, come on, Lucille. How about a dance?  Why, sure. If Alan doesn't mind. No, no, go ahead, Bill. It's all right. Thanks a lot, Alan. I'll meet you right after this dance, Alan. All right, Lucille. Yeah, I'll be right over, Tom. What's the matter? Oh, how come you're not dancing? Oh, Bill's dancing with Lucille now. I haven't seen you doing much dancing yourself tonight. Why not? Well, I've gotten an argument with some of the boys here. Yeah? Say, maybe you could help us. Yeah, hello, Alan. What's it all about? Well, Tom was trying to tell us a pure strain of hogs could be bred in this district. And we said it can.  You've got some good ideas about farming. Yeah, how about that? Well, I guess it could be done, all right? See? What did I tell you? You know, it's all very well to talk about it, Alan, but it's another thing to do it. If I wanted to do it, I could, all right? I don't see. Why not, fellas? And if anyone could raise a pure bred strain of hogs in this district, I think how much better pork we'd get around here. Hey, it would be an experiment, all right? Well, so is that new insecticide when it came out. But it sure gets rid of the pest now, though. And remember how some of us laugh when the 4-H agent told us about scientific farming? I remember. Looks like the dance is over. Yeah. I guess you'd better find Lucille, Alan. Oh, she said she'd meet me. She'll be over here in a minute. Well, we've got to be getting home. And don't forget the 4-H meeting tomorrow night, Tom. All right, long. Good night, fellas. Night, Tom. Night. Hey, Tom, did you mean it when you said that the 4-H clubs really teach you about scientific farming? Oh, sure. Lucille could have told you about that. She's a member. So you never did join the club. Why not? Well, I always knew about the clubs, but I never had any idea that there was actually anything scientific about them. Well, neither did I until I became a member. But I found out that farm methods change all the time. And science is getting to play an important part in farming. Alan, I think it's time we were going home. Oh, hello, Tom. Hello, Lucille. See, you're coming to the meeting tomorrow night. Of course I am. I've got to make a report. Well, listen, why don't you get Alan to come too? Oh, I'm not a member. Oh, I'll try, Tom. Maybe he will. Oh, I'll see you tomorrow then. Good night. Good night. Hey, if you think I'm going to a meeting. What were you and Tom talking about, Alan? Oh, about raising a purebred strain of hogs in this district. Tom's pretty serious about farming. He calls himself a scientific farmer ever since he joined the 4-H. Yeah, we got to talking about that, too. Say, Lucille, you wouldn't know. Do you learn anything about scientific farming in the clubs? Oh, certainly. Why don't you and sis come to the meeting tomorrow night, Alan? You'll find out much more about it then. Oh, I like that idea of science in the farm. All right. We'll come just to see what it's all about. But remember what I told you. I really am going to leave the farm, Lucille. My mind's made up. Oh, Alan. Oh, listen. Did you hear that? It's going to rain. We'll be soaked before we get home. What, the first rain in months? Oh, just what the crops need. Oh, there you are, thinking about the crops instead of my new dress. Well, talk all you want about going away.  In a drought season, under the relentless dazzle of the sun that burns as hardest fire, farm life is motionless and silent, awaiting the drenching relief of cooling rainstorms that come all to seldom. Then everything revives again as the showers drum upon red vines, pattern the fields, and slashes in the metal brooks. So on to that night, and the following day, rain swept the farmlands. And in the evening, Alan and his sister arrive at an old country schoolhouse where the 4-H Club meeting is held. If it only hired a little, it wouldn't be so late. There are quite a few here, aren't there? Oh, Pop Lutz is up there on the platform with Tom. I wonder what he's doing here. He's about the oldest farmer in the district. Yeah. Oh, uh, let's get this thing. Well, I'll surely be glad to make a report down here next week. Well, now, uh, we've only got to hear from two more members tonight, and then we'll have Pop Lutz say a few words. All right, now, first, what have you been doing, Rod? Well, I've been pretty busy lately. Last week, I went over to Springfield to see those new cellar-glass poultry houses. They're just a thing from my white Wyam Dot chicken. How are the chicks coming, Rod? It's fine. I've been keeping a record of feeding, watering, and culling the flock. I'm planning to enter my best hens at the next county fair. All right, fine. Thanks very much. Well, now, that leaves only one member we haven't heard from tonight. Lucille. Lucille? I didn't know she was doing anything in this kind of work. Ah, I guess Lucille takes this business pretty seriously. I wanted to tell you about the small garden I have next to our milkhouse on the farm. The green vegetables and the potatoes and the tomatoes are coming alongside. What I'd like to do is can about 200 corks of them for the family this winter. Well, Lucille, Lucille. Yeah, but look what Rod's doing. Those cellar-glass hen houses are pretty nice and fast. Well, Pop, everybody wants to hear from you. I guess you'll have to close the meeting for us. All right, Tom. You know, it's good for an old farmer like me to... A little louder. Louder? All right, yes. You know, it's good for an old farmer like me to hear about the fine work you young farmers are doing. Our country doesn't have to worry about the future of farming long as the clubs make boys and girls take it seriously. I wish there had been something like the 4-H for me when I was a boy. All right. Well, I guess that's about all I got to say, Tom. All right. Meeting adjourned. Oh, hello, Alan. Too bad you couldn't have got here earlier. I'm glad you came. Hello, Alan. Hello there, Pop. See, Pop, Alan never did join the club. Well, I hadn't thought of you not being in the club, Alan. The age limit runs from 10 to 20. You're about 17, aren't you? 18. Well, it seems to me you got to admit the young folks around here are doing pretty good work on their farms. Well, they take farming seriously, Pop. I don't know what you mean, Alan. Well, I didn't tell you last night, Tom. I'm leaving the farm to be a scientist. Oh, you better think about that, Alan. Well, I thought it over. Well, the club showed me how I could be both a farmer and a scientist. We learn a lot as we grow older, Alan. I guess you might call it science at that, though. Oh, but here, read this booklet for you before you make up your mind. Scientific farming, huh? Yep. All right, Pop, farewell. It's a serious question, boy, leaving the farm. Better think it over. The next day dawns bright and hot. All over the vast stretches of farmland, tiny wists of vapor rise from the freshly dappled earth after the rainfall, and the sun burns again in the sky. Alan's father and mother are sitting dejectedly on the porch steps.  Wasn't the children think about it? This will probably be pretty upset. She always did love the farm. Alan's different. He said the other night he wasn't going to be a farmer, so I don't imagine he'll mind as much when I tell him. Do you think we really have to let the farm go? Looks that way, Martha. Grasshoppers ate up most of the crops. Can't fight an army of pests. When I think of it, though, how you and me got married and came here, how proud you were of the farm, belonging as it did to your grandfather and your own father, and how we worked from sun up to sunset, you and me both riding plows in different fields. There was no one but us then. You worked like a man, Martha, all the time. Yeah, and we raised the children here. I tell you, it would be hard to give up the farm. It was all we had when we started out together. Somehow, I thought we'd always live here. I know, Martha. Well, Mom. Hello, son. Pa, do you think a fella could raise a pure-bred strain of hogs in this district? Sure would make the quality of pork a lot better, wouldn't it? Yeah, I guess would, then. You and Sis came home pretty late last night. Where were you, Alan? Oh, we were over at a meeting in the schoolhouse. I've been doing a lot of thinking during the night, Pa. Pop Lutz gave me one of the 4-H club's booklets to read. I tried to get you to join that club long time ago, Alan, but you never seem to care much about it. Yeah, I know. Well, don't make much difference now, son. I think I'll have to sell the farm. Give up the farm? Why, Pa? Pa's got most of the crop.  I know you're trying to keep the farm with my own son, no water. Well, I guess I was upset or something the other night. What do you mean? Well, after I read that booklet, I got to figuring how much science and farming go hand in hand. Last night, I thought how much the farm means to you and more what it must have meant to your Pa, too. Your son? Well, I hope you forget what I said. You see, I could join the club, find out the scientific ways of making the crops we have better, and don't give up the farm, Pa. You want to stay there. I'll stay, Pa. Well, for each club work sounds like a mighty good opportunity for a boy. Well, sure it is. Well, I'd like to try and raise that pure-bred strain of hogs, too. You know, they give prizes for things like that. Yeah, of course. If we could save some of the crop, we might have to sell the farm. All right, son, we'll see what we can do. Good. I'll see you later. Where are you going, Alan? Out in the North 80. There's plenty of work to do. Alan mounts the cultivator and drives his team slowly out into the richness of the prairies. Swiftly downward cut the discs of his cultivator and the deep black earth forms and furrows beneath him. As the summer passed, a boy faithfully did his chores and in his spare moments devoted his time to various aspects of scientific farming. Under the direction of his club's county agent, Alan attempted to raise a pure-bred strain of hogs in his district. The following year, at the great 4-H Club Convention in Chicago, members of the 4-H Club Convention, for the past few days we've heard from boys and girls from every state in the Union. They've told us about the work of their clubs in home economics, in agriculture, and in leisure time. Now, I want to introduce the young man, Alan Williams, from Hammond, Illinois. Alan represents his club at the convention. And I think what he has to say will interest you. Alan, will you step right up here please? Come right along. I really am proud to be here today, as representative from my district. You see, I didn't join the 4-H until last year. I knew about it, but I thought I wanted to give up farming and become a scientist.  I'm experimenting and trying to raise a pure-bred strain of hogs in our district. I haven't succeeded yet, but if I do, it'll help the quality of our livestock. I haven't won any prizes like a lot of you here today, but in the 4-H, at least I've found myself. And I'm grateful for that. I just wanted you to hear from Alan, because I feel the work he is doing is typical of the spirit of the movement everywhere. During this convention of boys and girls from all sections of our country, the widespread work of the clubs has been reviewed. Let us take away the aims of the movement when we leave the convention today. A strong sense of responsibility as future farmers and citizens, and the value of scientific research in farming. The convention will adjourn with all the members present rising and giving the 4-H pledge. Let my head to clear thinking, clear loyalty, larger service to better living for my community and my country. In helping a boy like Alan discover himself, the 4-H clubs have developed an enterprising and beneficial spirit among the boys and girls on the farms in our country. Started in Illinois by Will Atwell in 1899 at a meeting of the Farmers' Institute, the 4-H clubs now number over one million boys and girls in rural communities in the United States, Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico. For their great work in fostering better farms and farmers in America today, DuPont salutes the 4-H club movement in the cavalcade of America. As an appropriate conclusion to our 4-H broadcast, we are pleased to present this evening Mr. L. F. Livingston, manager of the DuPont Company's Agricultural Extension Division. Mr. Livingston, just what does the word extension mean in the name of your division? It means that we extend our bring to the farmer the latest information on new products and new methods developed in the DuPont Company's laboratory. These discoveries help farmers to reduce production costs, raise the quality of their crops and give them more comfortable and attractive surroundings in which to live. We help the farmer to put the new products developed through research into practical use. Well, just how does chemistry cut the farmers' losses and help him raise better crops, Mr. Livingston? Insects, plant diseases, and weeds cost the farmer over $6 billion each year. Research chemists in the industry are able to help the farmer in his battle against these pests. For this purpose, the DuPont Company maintains a well-equipped pest control research laboratory in Wilmington. What do they do at that research laboratory, Mr. Livingston? Among other things, they make thousands of experimental dusts and sprays to protect crops. They even raise their own pests in special chambers and incubators to find out how these compounds work. To test fly spray mixtures, for instance, they breed millions of houseflies. They even have a greenhouse where they grow the kind of plants they are trying to protect. But pest control work is only one of the ways that chemistry aids the farmers, isn't it, Mr. Livingston? Yes, indeed. Chemistry is important to agriculture in lots of ways. Chemists also provide fertilizers for the soil, to protect farm buildings and machinery, ultraviolet window material for poultry houses, and dynamite for such things as clearing fields, planting trees, even blasting DuPonts. And there's another thing few people realize. Chemistry is one of the American farmers' best customers. You mean the use of agricultural crops as raw materials in making industrial products, the farm-commergic idea? Right. The list of materials industry buys from the farmer gets bigger every year as chemists make new discoveries. Take corn, for instance. More than a hundred industrial uses have been developed for corn, ranging from glycerin for industrial explosives to carbon dioxide used in making dry ice. Cotton is used in making rayon, coated fabrics, plastics, photographic film and finishes. Turpentine obtained from southern pine trees is based on synthetic camphor. Various vegetable oils find many uses, especially in the paint and varnish industry. As, for instance, the oil from soybeans. At present, one of the three major crops in the central western part of our country. Yes, indeed. Industry is turning to the farm for more and more of its raw materials. The DuPont Agricultural Extension Division brings the farmer and the DuPont chemist closer together. Thus, the farmer benefits the industry benefits and, above all, the customer gets better things for better living at lower cost. Thank you, Mr. Livingston. Some of our listeners might like to have a little folder called DuPont's Partnership with the Farmer. This gives more information on this subject and may be obtained free of charge by writing DuPont Wilmington Delaware. Just ask for the folder DuPont's Partnership with the Farmer. Daylight Saving begins next Sunday. If your community does not go on Daylight Saving Time, this program will reach you one hour earlier. The Stargazer, a dramatic portrayal of events in the life of Mariah Mitchell, America's first woman astronomer, will be the subject of our broadcast when next week at this same time, DuPont again presents The Cablecade of America. This is the Columbia Broadcasting System.


Iran develops new explosive drone for Russia's war against Ukraine. Iran has developed a new explosive and reconnaissance combat drone, Shahed 107, for Russia, which the aggressor nation plans to use for attacks against Ukraine according to Sky News. An informed Sky News source in security services asserts that Iran has designed the Shahed 107 as a new combat drone for Russia's war against Ukraine. It also appears to be close to providing the aggressor nation with ground-to-ground missiles. The Shahed 107 is described as an explosive and reconnaissance drone, possibly equipped with technology for identifying military targets such as British and American multiple-launched rocket systems used by Ukrainian forces. The source also revealed that several units of the specially designed drone may have been offered to Russia as part of a deal estimated at over $2 million. According to the source, this reflects the significant efforts in force design that Iran is undertaking to support Russia's interests in relation to Ukraine. The Shahed 107 belongs to the family of unmanned aerial vehicles Shahed 101 with a V-shaped configuration with a length of about 2.5 meters and a wingspan of 3 meters. The drone can be launched from a transport vehicle and is estimated to have a range of up to 1,500 kilometers. It is expected to be equipped with a transmitter for video transmission. Such reconnaissance capabilities mean that the drone can be used to identify targets on the front line for engagement by other UAVs or weapon systems. The security service source claims that Iranian security forces conducted tests with Russians at an airbase in central Iran, which included Shahed 107 and Shahed 136 drones.


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Hi, I'm Marita, the executive sponsor of our United Way campaign this year. Thank you for taking the time to watch this video, whether you're doing so as a United Way campaign champion, a leader at Mid-Michigan Health, or a colleague who was simply asked to view this message and you're just wondering how long is this going to take? So here's the deal. Please support the United Way through our workplace campaign. Regardless of our role, none of us would be working here, in health care, if we didn't care about the well-being of those around us. And the people we see around us every day, our patients and visitors and our coworkers and friends, need the United Way.  And this one has actually gotten worse. One in four girls and now one in six boys experience sexual abuse or assault by the time they turn 18. Roughly half of school kids experience food scarcity and are eligible for free meals. I will never forget the day I was visiting an elementary school, and it was a Monday and on that Monday there had been a two-hour weather delay. The kids started arriving around 10 a.m. and pretty quickly meltdown started. These kids were sobbing uncontrollably. Why? Because of the weather delay, there was no school breakfast and these kids were hungry, more hungry than any other day of the week because they hadn't had much to eat all weekend. And it was after school started having those experiences that programs were created to send kids home with food for the weekend. And lots of those programs received support from the United Way. I could keep going with more stats and stories, but this message is about hope and how we each can make a difference. The United Way studies the needs in our communities and the capabilities of the organizations there to help. With that insight, they direct the money we give to the right places to make the biggest differences. But things don't get better if we don't give. I'm asking you for one this year. $1 per pay period or 1% per pay period, and I promise you it's doable. When I was a college student at CMU, living on ramen noodles and pot pie, I gave 1%. When I graduated and had my first job truly on my own, my employer said, Marita, leaders give 1% and more as they grow in their careers. So that's what I did. Honestly, in neither situation was I very happy about it. But truthfully, once I pledged I didn't miss it and it positioned me to learn about the United Way and what they did with my money. And I saw the impact and I've never stopped giving sense. At Grashit Mount Pleasant, we say all the time, we're here to take great care of patients, communities, and each other. And I've seen individuals in departments here do extraordinary, generous things for those in need. Here's another opportunity to care for one another. Please give one during our United Way campaign this year. Thank you.


Hello and welcome to this presentation. My name is Bernardi and in this video we'll learn how to take advantage of the indexed image format. First, what is a bitmap image? A bitmap image uses a two-dimensional array of color values where each element in the array is known as a pixel. For example, here we have a bitmap image of four pixels by four pixels. The total size is calculated as follows, height times width times color depth, which is the number of bits used to code one pixel. In this example, assuming a color depth of 24 bits or 3 bytes, the total size is 4 times 4 times 3, which is 48 bytes. Now, what is an indexed image? An indexed image consists of a color palette and a pixel array. The color palette lists up to 256 different colors specified either in 16-bit, 24-bit or 32-bit. The pixel array consists of one byte for each pixel. This byte is indexed into the color palette pointing out the color for the pixel. For example, here we have the pixel array with four different indexes, 0, 1, 2, 3, pointing out to four different colors, RGB1, RGB2, RGB3, RGB4. The index 0 points to the color RGB1, the index 1 points to RGB2, the index 2 points to RGB3, and index 3 points to RGB4. The total size of an indexed image is the size of the palette plus height times width. Now, assuming a color depth of 24 bits or 3 bytes, the total size is 3 times 4 plus 4 times 4, which is 28 bytes. Here we coded a 48-byte bitmap image into a 28-byte indexed image. The advantage of using indexed image format is the reduced amount of flash needed for storage compared to the bitmap images. And this helps to place the images into the internal flash, which are fast to display. The usage of indexed images is very useful in expensive operations such as texture mapper. In some cases, you can save the cost of external flash memory if you can use indexed image format for all the images and place them into the internal flash memory. Particularly, indexed images is suited for icons and logos because the number of different colors is low. The ChromeArt accelerator controller embedded in some STM32s families supports the indexed image format by hardware. Finally, TADGFX Designer makes it easy to generate indexed image format. Now we'll see together how to use TADGFX Designer to take advantage of the indexed image format. I will start by opening TADGFX Designer and then give a name to my application on the indexed image video. I will start from the application template for STM32 F769 discovery board and then use a blank UR. Click on Create. I will place a white box for my background. Expand it to cover my canvas. And then place an image to the canvas. And then select an image. I have this 200 by 200 image. I'll center the image here. And then if I go to the Image tab here and select the image, I see that the image is 565 or 16 bit format. I will generate the code and then hit Run target. Once the generation is done, I browse to TADGFX files. And then I go to build and then then folder. And here I open up the application.map file. This is the map file of the application. I do search image 1. And here I see the image size is hex format 13880 meaning it's 80 kilobytes. So 200 by 200 by 16 bit. So this gives us 80 kilobytes. Now I go back to TADGFX designer. Change the format to indexed format L8. And then generate the code again. Run target again. Once the generation is done, I go back to the map file. I update the changes here and see here for image 1. The size is 9C80 hexadecimal format meaning now the size of the image is 40 kilobytes. Using indexed image format reduced the size of the image from 80 kilobytes to 40 kilobytes. Thank you for joining me in today's presentation and we hope that you enjoyed learning how to take advantage of indexed image format.


So if you've been working in linear algebra, there is a particular expression that keeps reoccurring. So, for example, the system of linear equations with a coefficient matrix has a solution, or not, depending on the value of what we might call the difference of the cross products, A D minus B C. Meanwhile, if we consider the transformation corresponding to the same matrix, we find that this would change the area and orientation of a unit square according to the difference of the cross products, A D minus B C. And when we found the inverse of a matrix, we found that the inverse of the matrix relied on dividing by the difference of the cross products, A D minus B C. And that says this difference of the cross product seems to be an important quantity, and so we'll define the determinant of a 2 by 2 matrix as follows. Let A be this matrix. The determinant of A, written between bars, is the difference of the cross products, A D minus B C. It's important to remember that there are only so many symbols, and so these vertical bars serve multiple purposes in mathematics. These, especially here, do not mean absolute value. The determinant could be positive or it could be negative. So what are the properties of the 2 by 2 determinant? We claim the following. First, the determinant of the 2 by 2 identity matrix is 1. Next, switching two rows or two columns of A will change the sign of the determinant. Next, if a matrix A prime is formed by multiplying a row or column of A by k, then the determinant of A prime is k times the determinant of A. And finally, the determinant is a linear operator on the entries of each row and each column. In other words, if I have the determinant of this matrix, I can break that first row into A0 and 0B. And if we keep the other entries the same, then the determinant of the original will be the sum of the determinant of the two other matrices. And since this is on the Internet, you know it must be true because I have my own YouTube channel. But you should prove these statements anyway. And since all matrices are 2 by 2 matrices, we can stop here. Well, since linear algebra deals with matrices of any size, we should try to generalize the concept of the determinant. So let's think about that. Could we have a determinant for an n by m matrix with n not equal to m? Well, possibly, but remember the uses of the determinant. It told us whether a system of equations had a unique solution, but if n is not equal to m, then the system of equations might have no solutions or an infinite number, but it won't have a unique solution. The determinant also told us whether a matrix had an inverse. But if n is not equal to m, the matrix won't have an inverse. And finally, it told us the area of a unit square under a transformation. But if n is not equal to m, the transformation takes an m-dimensional object and produces an n-dimensional object, so the area no longer exists. We don't talk about the area of a cube. And so in some sense, we already know the answer to these questions. And since we already know the answers to these questions if n is not equal to m, there's no reason to define the determinant for n not equal to m. And so that means determinant only makes sense for square matrices. And so this leads to our definition. What we want to do is to preserve as many of the nice results of our 2x2 determinant. So let m be a square matrix. The determinant of m, written this way, is a function that satisfies the following properties. Now, the determinant of a 2x2 identity matrix is 1, so we'll make that one of our defining properties of the determinant. The determinant of any identity matrix is 1. Switching two rows or two columns of a will change the sign of the determinant. Now, since a is a 2x2 matrix, this also means that the rows or columns that we're switching are adjacent. So that means if we want to switch rows, they should be adjacent rows. And so our definition requires that if m' is the result of switching adjacent rows or adjacent columns of m, the determinant of m' is minus 1 times the determinant of m. For a 2x2 matrix, if we multiplied a row or column of the matrix by k, then the determinant would also be multiplied by k. And so we'll require that if m' is the result of multiplying a row or column of m by a scalar k, the determinant will also be multiplied by k. And finally, we have this beautiful linearity property. The determinant is a linear operator on the entries of each row and each column. And so we'll require that the determinant is linear in the entries of a row or a column. Now, it turns out that if we maintain this requirement that the determinant is linear in the entries of a row or column, we actually get the scalar multiplication property. And this is actually an example of the power of linearity. If we assume that the determinant is linear in the entries of a row or column, we don't actually need to require the scalar multiplication property. We can actually prove it. So we'll drop that scalar multiplication property and leave this as our definition of the determinant. The determinant of the identity is 1. Switching adjacent rows or columns changes the sign. And the determinant is linear in the entries of a row or column. And at this point, well, definitions are the whole of mathematics, all else is commentary. We know how to calculate the determinant of any matrix. Well, more or less, there is a lot of commentary to go. So let's start off with a simple matrix. Now, whatever the determinant is, it must satisfy the definition. So let's pull the definition in again. So our definition tells us the determinant of the identity matrix is 1. And so the determinant of this matrix is not the identity matrix. Well, that's not quite as useful. But we do know that if we switch adjacent rows or adjacent columns, the sign of the determinant will change. And so we might notice the first two rows are the same. So remember, every problem in linear algebra begins with a system of linear equations. In this case, since we're trying to find the determinant, we're trying to solve a system of equations where the determinant is one of the unknowns. So we'll let our determinant be x. So the definition of the determinant tells us what happens if we switch adjacent rows or adjacent columns. So let's consider our matrix and let's switch the first two rows. OK, ready? Ready? OK, here it is. And since the first two rows were the same, switching them doesn't actually change the matrix. However, it does change the determinant. And so whatever the determinant of the original matrix is, the determinant of the matrix obtained when we switch the first two rows is minus one times that determinant. And so that gives us our linear equation, x equals minus x. And we'll solve, and we find that x is equal to zero. And so the determinant of this matrix where the first two rows are the same is going to be zero. This can be generalized and leads to an important result. Let m be a square matrix. If two rows or two columns are the same, the determinant of m is equal to zero. But what if the rows and columns are different? We'll take a look at that next time.


And here today is SuccessFactors, which is the cloud of SAP as of right now. So, Dinesh, tell us what's happening with SuccessFactors and everything else. So I was at the CEO press conference in LARGE, was on the front row, sitting right next to me, Sada Shnave and Zad McDermott. And their message was, I asked about Fusion, which is Oracle's big six year project, all done, six years later, it comes out. I asked, is that going to be something similar with the core moving to the cloud? And yeah, first of all, they love the Oracle question because McDermott smiles and goes, ah, Oracle! And he has standards, anti-Oracle rap, which is good. But in seriously, they answer it in a way that feels clever, give the customers choices, and essentially it's immediate because they want to give the customer as much capability as possible around what they determine what core is and what core isn't. And then, so that was one, I want you to comment on that. The second question is, Lars from SuccessFactors, company of SAP, said, on-premise isn't going away. He used the line, video is supposed to kill the radio star, and he used the famous line there, whereas video is supposed to kill radio and radio never really died, it's actually still around. Implying that premise is going to be radio is still going to be around and used, but cloud will be, a lot of cloud will be sold, obviously. So, comment on those two things, the fusion kind of, long six years later, you get to migrate to the cloud, what that means for SAP, and then talk about the on-premise cloud balancing. They're looking to update some sales capabilities in some subsidiaries or some divisions in different parts of the organization. They can go to a cloud solution, even though they may be an on-premise CRM customer as well.  So it's going to... Hold on. One of the things before I did this, this question that Lars said was that... Schnabe said, success factors was successful because it was built from the ground up being cloud. Yes. Okay. So that being said, Lars then went on to say that in the Q&A that he is building a core engine that has social in all aspects of the application. Can you elaborate on what he means by that? So we were both working on social as being part of the core application. We had the StreamWorks initiatives, they have Jam, and we are combining those, and we have all the efforts of both companies working on that. As opposed to thinking this is outside of the application, we're thinking of social as being embedded in absolutely every application from now on. That is really what Lars is talking about, is that we won't be releasing anything which doesn't have social capabilities from the get-go. So I want to go back to the comment about core, and then you gave an example of core financials. That makes sense for me. It's really clean, and you would expect that to take longer. What about something like core HR, where you've got success factors, which is largely talent oriented, and you've got the core of SAP HR?


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