What is up guys? Karma Medic here and welcome back to another dose. In today's video I want to talk about how it is that I take my notes as a fourth year medical student studying at King's College London because I've realized this has changed quite a bit as I've progressed through medical school. I'm gonna break up this video into two parts. The first of which is showing you and explaining to you how it is that I take my notes and why I think that my note-taking method is valuable. And then in the second part of the video I'm gonna run through some real-time live examples of me taking these notes so that you can see how it is that I do it. So now as a fourth year medical student I'm currently two years into my clinical rotations, two years of being in the hospital talking to patients, carrying out physical tasks and clinical exams, and so the vast majority of my learning comes from being in that physical environment. So the vast majority of knowledge about diseases, their underlying pathologies, treatments and things like that, I should have already learned and studied in my first three years of medical school. And the evidence for me having learned and studied all of this knowledge is hundreds and hundreds of handwritten notes that I've taken on my iPad, which I've uploaded to Notability and synced across all of my devices, so that the information is readily available to me whenever I need it. Now what I usually do year after year is once my lectures and tutorials start, I listen to or watch them and then start taking handwritten notes again on my iPad. After I write down my lecture notes I would read and study them and then write a condensed version of those notes, read and study the condensed version and then again write down another condensed version of those notes and repeat the process over and over again, until I've distilled my notes down to just the most important facts and pieces of information. Now the good thing about this technique is that one, it reinforces my learning and memory by forcing me to physically write out the information each time. And two, that's pretty much it. The negative things about using this technique is that as I'm sure you know, if you've written lecture notes before, it takes a long, long time. And I've actually already written this material somewhere else in my handwritten notes. If you take any one of the major clinical diseases in medicine, for example, rheumatoid arthritis, COPD, heart failure, diabetes, any of these major topics, I've probably written notes on them at least four or five times in completely different places. And so now if I'm writing down notes on those topics again, I'm just duplicating them. I'm repeating effort that I've already done before. And then the third bad thing about this method of note taking is that it's extremely, extremely passive. It involves very little active learning. You have to really force yourself to think about what it is that you're writing out in order to have that active component of learning. As a result of all of this, when I started my fourth year of medical school, I decided that I was going to take no more handwritten notes, no more rewriting the same topic, disease, pathology, whatever, over and over again. So this brings me on to my active method of learning now in my fourth year of medical school, which is doing past paper questions and reviewing old notes that I've written in notability. So at this point, I'm using information that I gain from past paper questions and from already existing banks of knowledge that are already there on the internet, I'm literally copy pasting them into my own categorized, organized method of notes and learning from there. I've decided that rewriting out all that information for me personally, I think is going to be a waste of time. Now this begs the question of why do I think that past paper questions are the best way for me to learn as a fourth year medical student. First of all, they forced me to actively recall pieces of information that I've already learned before that are stored somewhere deep in my brain. If I read a question and then Google the answer and write it down, that's not going to make me actually think about the question and try and retrieve that information from my brain. Going through that process of trying to dig through the information in your brain is what helps build those strong connections with that fact or with that knowledge or with that explanation, or whatever it is that you're trying to remember. The second thing is that past paper questions are extremely relevant and hyper focused around two things. One, what it is that I need to know in order to pass and excel in my medical school exams. And two, most of the information is directly relevant to what I need to know for clinical practice as a future doctor. The reason certain topics are frequently tested in question banks and in past paper questions is because those are the topics that are going to be most important for clinical practice in the future. Now, I know there's obviously a whole bunch of questions that are purely memorization based factory call, etc. Most of the questions that you'll find in a question bank are actually good, fair questions that get you thinking about different presentations, differential diagnoses, clinical exams, whatever it is. The third thing is that past paper questions or question banks really help you cut through the noise of all the information that exists in medicine. For example, this is a book that's probably quite common within medical circles. It's called Clinical Medicine by Kumar and Clark. This is the big version. It is absolutely massive and huge. Now, I'm sure that all of the information in this book is very interesting, helpful and useful. But in terms of what you actually need to know in order to practice good medicine as a doctor in a hospital, it's not every single thing that's in this book. And so what I find past paper questions really help do is cut through this noise and tell you what are the most important things that you need to focus on. For example, if I realize in past paper questions that the topic of heart failure comes up very often, then I will know that heart failure is an important topic. Of course, having been to the hospital, I know that there are a lot of patients with heart failure. And so what I can do is I can go to the heart failure part of this book and I can read it in intense detail. But a lot of the other things in this book, like pori, ferria, cutaneous, tarda, I don't need to know in this much detail. I need to know very simple facts and pieces of information about which question banks will do very well for me. So yeah, past paper questions really help you narrow down and focus on what the most important, what the most common topics and diagnoses and diseases are. And then the fourth thing is that question banks have a lot of metadata that no other type of studying provides for you. What I mean by metadata is, for example, how well you're performing against the average student who's taking the exact same questions as you, how well you're performing in different sections or systems of the body, rest, cardio, endocrinology, whatever. You can even see your progress over time and it sort of helps you identify what your weaknesses and your strengths are. If you find that you're scoring nineteen, ninety-five percent in the cardiology section, but maybe 60 or 70 percent in rest, then you know that you need to read up more and study more on the respiratory section. And then some question banks, like the one that I use, even has a comment section. And the great thing about a comment section is that it is a collection of students going through the exact same thing as you.  And then people who didn't find it so hard to answer will comment letting you know what their methods of memorization or what their learning and understanding is of that topic. And I usually find that the comment section is very, very helpful. It also has some great banter, which I'm sure we'll see later on in the video. I've always known this as a student, but as I enter my eighth year, oh God, eighth year of education across two different universities, I realize this more than ever, which is that studying lecture notes, tutorials, talking to your friends, watching YouTube videos, whatever it is, is about half of the work. It's half of the studying that you need to do. The other half is actually putting all of that work and studying into practice by doing practice questions or past paper exams. And quite simply, for me, the single biggest regret I have for when I wrote my U.S. only step one earlier this year in the summer is that I didn't do more practice questions because I know for a fact that if I had done more practice questions, I would have scored better than I did. All right, so that's the end of my ramble about why it is that I think past paper questions are an excellent way to study for medical school exams. Now let me show you exactly how it is that I do this. All right, so this is my note-taking method as a fourth year medical student. I've got past medicine, which is a question bank on the left half of my screen, and Notion, which is where I harbor all my notes on the different conditions that I need to know in medical school on the right half. And a big thank you to Notion for sponsoring this video. If you don't know, Notion is a completely free app that you can use to organize pretty much anything in your life, whether that's your projects, your school work, your to-do lists, literally anything. I personally use it to manage my entire YouTube workflow from coming up with ideas, scripting them, writing down notes from my podcasts. I also use it for everything to do with my medical school, keeping track of lecture notes, to-do lists, bigger projects, essays, research work, etc. And also my daily to-do lists, my larger life to-do lists and bigger projects. I use the app every single day and find it extremely useful. If you want to try out Notion for yourself, I'll leave links in the description down below where you can download it and try it out for free. Thanks again to Notion and back to the video. One of the best things about this question bank is that they have a textbook. Within this textbook, you can click this button over here, and it will actually sort pieces of information based on how important they are or how often they show up on exams. Now a lot of you might be thinking, yeah Nasser, these do show up less often on exams, but they're also important for clinical practice and you should know them as a doctor. And I completely agree with you. However at the same time, the things that show up more often on exams are the things that are more important or relevant for clinical practice because they are more common or important in clinical practice. So if you're pressed for time for an upcoming exam or you need to be as efficient as possible in your studying, sorting out the information that you want to review like this is a good way of doing that. So as you can see here on the right, I have all the different topics or systems that I need to know for medicine organized quite neatly into these different pages and within each of them I have subheadings and more pages with more information on each of these specific topics. Now all the information that you see here, pretty much everything that has been put into these different categories, has been directly copy pasted from the past medicine question bank and the review textbook. So within each one of these pages, I'll read through the information, try to understand it and figure out what's actually going on, highlight different pieces of information, put things in bold that use different colors, whatever it is I need to do to sort of help refresh my memory on this topic or learn it from scratch. And then usually at the top as well I'll write things in my own words what I think was most important that I took away from this information and this way the vast majority of the studying that I do is active. It's reading questions, thinking about information, trying to fit different pieces of the puzzle together and then the note taking aspect is a much smaller percentage of my time. I think this will probably be a lot easier if I just show you so let's get started with that. See this first question, what blood results would be in keeping with your suspected diagnosis? You suspect you may have hemochromatosis and take some bloods. Alright so hemochromatosis is what? It is a condition where you have excess levels of iron in the body. You have too much iron in the body and you can't store it properly and so it leaks into places where it shouldn't be. For example the testicles or the liver and I think in the brain as well so it can cause some neurological problems. What blood results would I expect with this? So transferrin is used to transfer iron around the body. If we have tons and tons of iron in the body we have an overload of iron then I'm going to say that transferrin is going to be high. Ferritin. Ferritin is the storage of iron in the body. If we have an overload of iron I'm going to expect ferritin to be high as well. TIBC refers to how much the body is looking for iron. So if we're iron deficient then TIBC will be high. That's what I remember. So now it must be low. So transferrin high, ferritin high and TIBC low. Nice. That way I've sort of worked through the question. I've managed to arrive at the right answer which is great especially since I'm doing this live on camera. So the first important thing that happened there is I had to think really long and hard about a whole bunch of different aspects of medicine in order to arrive at the right question. If I was simply taking notes on hemochromatosis okay hemochromatosis is a lot of iron. A lot of iron means you'll get these blood levels then I won't be actively thinking about the information.  Now that I've learned this very valuable piece of information I know that we're talking about hemochromatosis. So I'm going to go back to my conditions and I'm going to put in hemochromatosis. Hemochromatosis is what kind of fits in a lot of different places but let's go with metabolism. So the first thing that I do is I copy paste all this information that the question bank provides me with on hemochromatosis. All right. As you saw when I was answering this question I already know a decent amount about hemochromatosis and enough in order to answer that question correctly. So all these notes here I'm going to read through but I'm going to scan through them. I'm not going to read them in super intense detail. I'm not going to try and like understand every single aspect of it. If I read something that's new that's different that I haven't heard of before or that I think is important I will write it up over here in caps lock. At the same time I'm going to highlight pieces of information here that I think are important. So let's do just that. So what was the main learning point about this? Okay. Investigations will show. So those are the main lab results that I'm going to see and I'll highlight them in I don't want to do green. I want to do red or yellow actually for investigations. So I know that this is the important information that I took away from this question. So now I'm going to read through the information and look for other important things that I need to know. Sort of iron absorption and metabolism. I guess I put it in the right place. Cosmine inheritance HFE on chromosome 6. So anything that I highlight in yellow has to do with investigations. Anything I highlight in green has to do with treatment or management. Anything in red is something very important and anything written in caps lock or bold is obviously something very important as well. Now you'll see as I go through my notes I try and do this color coding as often as possible but I'm not going to lie. Some of the times I'm just really not bothered. I'll highlight a piece of information and color it something whatever the color is just so that I can have it colored and know that it's important in the future. So that's just a quick example of how I would take the information that I learned or that I already knew from a pass paper question and put it into my notes. The last thing I do before I move on to the next question is I check the comment section but there's no comment section on this question. So on to the next one. Alright so again starting with the final sentence of the question. Given the likely diagnosis which imaging is likely to be diagnostic. I can't answer based on the sentence so I need to read this first. What's going to be diagnostic? So sensory neural hearing loss means it's not conductive. It's something to do with the nerves. Anything that sort of doesn't show me soft tissue connective tissue type things is not going to be very useful for me. Autoscopy you're not going to be able to see anything to do with sensory neural hearing loss. Doppler ultrasound is going to be for blood flow unless there's not enough blood flow to a nerve. Not sure that's going to help me too much. X-ray of the head is going to show me physical structure so don't think that'll help either. I think it's either CT head or MRI of the CPA. I know that this piece of anatomy is involved in hearing loss but I'm trying to remember why it's for a schwannoma. So a brain tumor that grows at this specific place can affect hearing loss or can affect hearing rather. The only thing is I would expect this stem to be showing me or leading me towards something that shows that this patient might have like neurological symptoms because of a mass growing in her brain that would lead me to a tumor. Going to go with this. Great. Happy I knew that. And there we go. The main important learning point here is that acoustic neuromas I think otherwise known as schwannomas are best visualized by an MRI of the CPA. So I got to the thing that they were trying to get me to look at or think about in this question. And again I had to actively recall that piece of information from something that I did while I was studying for my step one exam. So let's see if I can find that neurology. So somewhere in these notes I will have written about the cerebellar pontine angle a schwannoma in the brain. Schwannoma classically at the cerebellar pontine angle. So I have these notes somewhere. I've written them down before and I don't want to go and keep writing it down a hundred times. Here we go. Hearing loss, tinnitus, and ataxia. The stem mentioned hearing loss and tinnitus and I said that I wish the stem had told me something else some other neurological sign that would indicate a tumor in the brain which is ataxia. So I know this information. I've written it down before. I've learned it. I've studied it. And so I don't want to go ahead and keep writing it over and over again. Now what I'm going to do is take away this very important information. So a vestibular schwannoma is a tumor but I wouldn't necessarily put it under my categories of oncology because that's more for like cancers, cancer cancers. So instead I'm going to put this in neuro under tumors and I don't think I have a page for tumors. So I'm going to make a new one. Like I said, I know almost all this information already. So now I'm just going to read it. I'm going to scan through it and see what I think is most important. So 90 percent of cerebellar pontine angle tumors. Very important because that's how I arrived at the answer to the question. Classical history is vertigo, hearing loss tinnitus, and an absent corneal reflex. So that's part of the triad from my previous notes that I didn't have. Now this is quite important, which I hadn't remembered properly. So it can affect these cranial nerves 8, 5, and 7. So again, since this is important I am going to highlight it and I'm going to read it and try and understand it and remember it. So now another piece of information that I know is important because I've studied this before is this here. So I'm going to highlight it. I know it's going to come up on exam at some point. This is quite good management, urgent referral to ENT. It's likely to come up on my exam, so I'm going to highlight it as well.  So can someone explain why this can't just be Meniere's disease? I didn't even consider Meniere's disease as a differential diagnosis. Maybe I should have because 14 other people also considered this to be Meniere's disease. So let me read about why it might be that differential. You expect to get all other symptoms Meniere's, oral fullness, episodic in nature, Disney's vertigo sphere, and the patient count function. Okay, so probably the reason I didn't consider it as a differential is because it was missing all these things. However, now I can go to my Meniere's disease note. Where is it? Ear, nose, and throat. Ear, Meniere's disease. Put the information here. And so now I have written more notes and added more notes to some other topic that I hadn't even considered before. Alright, and then you usually also get a couple salty comments from people who think that the question wasn't good. Honestly, I don't care if the question is good or not. If it's in a question bank, if it's a piece of information that I need to know, there's no point being salty or not. I either know it or I don't. I learn and I move on. Now that we've seen the comment section, we can move on to the next question. I think I'll do one more question on camera and then we'll call it for this video because it's been getting quite long. Okay, since this question is very similar to the first one, it might be something different, but since it's similar, I'll do a different one. Alright, so I see a picture. What's the most likely diagnosis? Kind of need to read this then. I'll be honest with you, I have absolutely no idea. Polymorphic eruption of pregnancy. Never heard that before. Pumphalix. Never heard that before. Herpes gestatianus. Never heard that before. It sounds made up, but usually when something sounds made up, it turns out to be the right answer. Anyway, lichenplanis I think is more of a vaginal disease, not around the umbilicus. I'm guessing either way, so let's just go with this word that I've never heard of before. Okay, it was wrong. 72% got it right. Here's a good example of a question I've gotten wrong, where I knew absolutely nothing about what this was. So I'm going to go down to the bottom. What is this topic? Skin disorders associated with pregnancy. So I'm going to go to my albs and gynae. I'm going to go under albs, and I'm going to write page skin conditions. Alright, associated with pregnancy. So now I'm going to copy paste this information, and I'm going to read through it and try and learn it and understand it. Eight topic, eruption of pregnancy. 72% of people who answer this question got it right. So clearly it's more common knowledge than I would have expected that I thought. So I'm going to put it in bold and I'm going to highlight it, because clearly it's important. Management is usually asked about, so I won't put this here. And I guess this is an example of what it looks like. The important thing is that I've learned a new piece of information. Okay, I've highlighted or made in bold whatever I think is important. And so now next time pregnancy skin condition comes up, I will hopefully have some information about it to help me answer the question. So that's everything that I wanted to talk about in this video. Hopefully I've explained why it is that I like to use question banks and notion as a note-taking method in my fourth year of medical school and why I find it valuable. And hopefully you've also seen how it is that I read an interpreted question, extract important information, and take notes from them. If you've got any comments or feedback or there's anything you'd like to let me know, please do in a comment down below. Otherwise, I'll catch you in the next one. Pace. Let's wait for the ambulance to pass. It's warm enough. This is what happens when you don't record a video for a couple of weeks. No emails. Go away. Go away. I'm explaining things now. Go away. I don't need you right now. Progressive Cerebellar HV in first year of life. Telangiectasia, skin, lesions, dilated blood vessels and ears, nose, face, neck. I see immunocompromised to increased infection. All right, so I can still read these.


Next up, Steven Chamberlain will be telling us what he's done on Debyn K3BST since the last EBCONF and also some example of people actually using K3BST in production. Thank you. Okay, so you know what K3BST is before I start?  Yeah, so I don't really need to go over that much. When are you actually using it for things yet? Oh yeah, that's one more than I thought. Yeah, I've had a lot of people asking questions about K3BST, but also about me because I generally don't talk much about myself, but we have time. I'm from the very north-east of England where there are very few DDs around. Not many major IT companies, so I just freelance. I'm a developer and a systems administrator. K3BST sounded interesting to me five years ago. It just seemed something really cool and different. I thought I would try it out. As I started to find bugs in it, I actually had some fun fixing those and decided to keep going for another five years. Other questions I've had, people asked me why they should run K3BST or why does Debyn need K3BST and what's wrong with just using Linux. I'm not going to answer these questions because they'll have a negative connotation to them. I'm not saying Linux is bad. It's very good, obviously. Many of you seem to like it.  People will just think, oh, I actually do need to run a K3BST kernel for some reason or I have some application that can only run on the K3BST kernel. I would like all the good things that come with Debyn as well. Why I personally work on this project and some of the others before me, Santiago Vila said, because we can. Well, Debyn is really well-organised to allow people to work on whatever they want to do and mostly keep out of each other's way and produce something that's the combination of everyone's efforts in different areas. Debyn always offers choice to its users, so we carry whole different desktop environments in its systems, different window managers even. Every small detail, there is a choice within Debyn for whatever the user would like to use. Many Debyn users love Debyn for this reason. Let's offer different kernels too. It's also very educational working on K3BST. I only had about two years of university studying computer science, which is not a lot of practical knowledge, I think. Diving into something like K3BST, where one moment I'm working on some crufty pill script, and then the next minute I'm trying to build up in JDK or something, which is a huge C++ project. These are all things that you can only really learn by doing. I've learned a lot in five years. Some advantages that K3BST has for Debyn is that it's a good QA. We find interesting bugs, quite a lot of them actually. Somewhere in Debyn packaging, maybe making wrong assumptions about what will happen. Test suites often make the assumption that something... Many tests are just broken. People seem to just run the test and then whatever the answer is, they code that in as the expected result. Having software be able to run on very different systems is a healthy thing, I think. It might not make sense. It might not seem to make sense if 99% of people just use AMD64 and Linux. Every now and again there's a new cool platform where Debyn would be really nice to have. The more practice we have at porting to new or old platforms, then the more agility and flexibility we should have in our toolchain packaging to be able to support a new architecture when it comes along. In free BST kernel itself, there are some cool things like BST jails, which were around before. It's quite similar to SystemD N spawn, I think, but also has some... It allows to give an IP address to a container, like OpenVZ. If any of you remember that, I think LXC is doing a similar thing now in Linux, but free BST has had this for quite some time. It's quite mature there. There's extra security features like secure level, which some people are interested in having this in Linux, but we already have that in key free BST. The firewall is good. That's the one from OpenBSD, just a very slightly different implementation. And we already had CFS. Debyn can offer some nice things to the free BST user. They could come to Debyn and we have a nice collection of software packages that are well looked after. We have very strict policy on how the package can be... What the package can do. DFSG. Upstream free BST has different opinions on what they will allow to put in a package. And yeah, Debyn has a lovely community behind it. Right now, if you're running kfbst weezy, and some people still are, you should probably upgrade, because since we're not part of the LTS, that's end of life now. You should upgrade to the new suite, which is called Jesse K free BST. So it's not just Jesse. You have to edit your app sources and change the suite name to Jesse-kfbst. And then app get, dist upgrade, reboot, and hopefully everything should be just fine. Jesse K free BST is not an official Debyn release architecture, but it does have security support, because we simply take the packages that are uploaded to the main security suite, and we have a security build daemon that will just build these packages for kfbst as well. That only leaves parts that are kfbst specific. We look after those too. We package upstreams errata and security updates. Now, if you want to install this fresh, the difficulty is that we haven't been able to build CD images in the correct way for an official release. We have some things that are in Jesse K free BST proposed updates, and some packages that are in Jesse K free BST. The CD image building tools don't usually build from these two sources at once, but maybe we could... Yeah, this is still to be worked out. I have some unofficial install media around if you do want to try, either ask me or there's a mailing list post I can show you. So actually using kfbst, this laptop is running kfbst. I have Firefox, BLC, console, everything I need. 3D graphics is working now in Jesse. It wasn't always the case. We relied on the visa driver in Weezy, but now have these KMS drivers which have been imported from Linux. They mostly work okay. I'll also mention that kfbst doesn't have system D. That's because it cannot be easily ported, and it's sort of a moving target. We're unlikely to go with it, but upstream free BST is interested in new init systems. They have multiple projects going on to look at alternatives like OpenRC, and NOSH is something that may be able to take system D init files and use those as is, a sort of compatibility layer for systems that want to use system D unit files, but on platforms that don't have system D. I've known many people who use kfbst for a small firewall router box because of the nice network stack in free BST. It's well known that some companies like Yahoo, Netflix, WhatsApp even powered their systems on free BST for some reason. Some people feel the network stack is better or easier to extend for their particular application. The pf firewall is very good. It has a lovely configuration syntax. There's also carp, which comes from OpenBST. That allows for a high availability setup of multiple firewall systems, and if anyone goes down, the other one should just take over automatically. I personally have used kfbst to set up wireless access points, a network of them bridging between a wired VLAN and a number of nodes which are running kfbst as wireless access points. This is super easy to set up. It's basically just running if config in the right parameters, and if you have the appropriate hardware that can support running in master mode, then you can set up a really easy wireless access point that way. The advantage of running Debian on your access point is that you can install any Debian-packaged software on it, so you can run a SSH server on your access point, log into it, see what's going on, look at what nodes are connected to it, signal strength of those. I even wrote a sort of graphbiz script that would show all the nodes connected to different access points in different buildings to see where devices are located and their signal strength. Also, all the system deployment tools in Debian, such as Puppet and Ansible, you could actually use those to configure your wireless network if the access points run in Debian. File servers are popular. I use kfbst for this. Some of the kfbst users have set up file servers because ZFS is really nice. It compresses the files on disk. It's on checksumming to assure integrity of data. Snapshots are brilliant. I will talk about those next. ZFS was based around the principle that hardware rate controllers suck. They limit you in what you can do and run a proprietary firmware usually. If this is all implemented in free software, then you can do things that a raid vendor would not allow you to do. It's very easy in kfbst to adjust the configuration of your raid on the fly while it is online. You could upgrade an entire raid from small disks to newer, larger capacity disks without any downtime and expand into that space. Some raid controllers will allow you to do that, but some won't. We'll do an awful lot of resyncing and things. Resyncing is much faster in ZFS because it only resyncs the allocated data and not the whole pool like Linux MD would do on a block device, because Linux MD doesn't really know if blocks are in use, whereas ZFS does, and it will only need to resync those ones. ZFS snapshots are a good thing to have on your backup server, especially if it's rideable by everyone. If you write all your data on a backup server, then any user might delete things from there. People sometimes delete their backups by accident. Malware might corrupt your backups in some way. Even on a desktop system, it's useful to have ZFS snapshots. If you had some cryptolocker malware, you'll want to revert to some older version of your files before they have malware in them or whatever. Snapshots are slightly different from incremental backups in that you can delete intermediate snapshots. Generally, you don't care about having a backup per hour of something you did like two years ago. You just care that you can retrieve this thing that's from about two years ago. But if you're doing day-to-day work, you don't want to lose too much data in case of a disk problem. You really want to be running snapshots often. You can run them as often as every hour if you want. You always have a recent backup and then just delete older snapshots to free up disk space. That way you have a range of time periods you can revert to. I was going to talk more about Z-Build, but I haven't really finished it yet. It's a mess. I don't want to show you it because it's something I began in Shell and should have rewritten already in a real language. I have a server that runs the bootstrap quite regularly and then snapshots the result. At all times, I have a snapshot of a successfully bootstrap SID. You then clone a snapshot. This is copy-on-write, so it's very efficient on disk space. You have a copy of a fresh SID shrewt. You can unpack a Debian source package there and install build dependencies. What I would then do is snapshot again because quite often you want to build something more than once. There are some people who want to test for reproducible builds maybe in the room. So if you have a snapshot of after having unpacked source and installing build depths, that's actually quite slow. If many packages are small, unpacking them and installing build dependencies takes time. If you're going to be building something more than once, it's nice if you can just snapshot the result of that and reuse it. You can then trigger as many builds as you like. You could make some small change first, like upgrade to GCC6 before running the build again and then compare it to your other build with GCC5 or see if it builds with GCC6 at all. You could try other variations in the environment between successive builds and look for issues of reproducibility. I have this running already. There's no time to show you, but jenkins.k3bsd.eu. There are some jobs on there. Some of them are just checking out upstream software projects and seeing if they still build on K3BSD. The idea of this is that I don't want maintainers to pull a new upstream version. Find out it doesn't build on K3BSD and then require help fixing it. I'd rather catch that early and then sort of cut the Debian maintainer out of the loop so I can just save them time by getting it fixed upstream before it reaches Debian. A project that started last step on was RebootStrap. We are multi-acting our tool trains to make it easier to cross build from K3BSD to other architectures and vice versa. Something new that will come out of this soon is K3BSD ArmHF. We're hoping to make this a thing soon. Recently in CID, K3BSD 10.3 just landed. There's a really cool downstream project now called UbuntuBSD. It's an Ubuntu user who wanted some K3BSD but didn't want to leave Ubuntu. It's not an official Ubuntu project but it's already ten times more popular than ours in terms of users. They're really great. They are finding bugs before we hit them and send patches to upstreams and to us. So thank you to them. Thank you everyone in Debian who's helped in some way, K3BSD, DSA team, security team for all the infrastructure, FTP masters, KB working on the installer. Thank you all for making it really fun to come here and work on free software. Thank you very much. Do we have time for questions? Very good. If you have questions. You mentioned that PF is working in K3BSD but I failed to use PF log which is quite useful for debugging why firewall rules do not work as one expected them to work. Yeah, PF log needs work. But the rest of PF is fine. If you have more questions, I'm going to start hanging out in the IRC. I never really used IRC but I'll have a look in there to see if anyone has questions if you're either here or watching from home or wherever. Pop in IRC. We're a nice group. We'll be happy to chat with you. Thank you very much. Steven C99. Thank you very much. We have to close the session because there's another one that's just about to come in running. Thank you.


What's going on everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards. We've been 23 at Top's Inception Baseball Hobby. 16 bucks, full case break, number 29, random team style. Look again at your random results. As always, you can find these all on the website under the results tab, as well as the link in chat. So, good luck. Let's fire off some inception here, everybody. Get a mega-dual case. That is the next one we've got to fill up. That is literally at this point the next break with spots remaining. So we have two of these, and then two museum mixers, and then mega-dual case. 20 to go. I collect myself every time I have to go in public. I feel that, Brad, God. I feel that for sure. Inception. I feel that for sure. I feel that for sure, Brad. God. Stone Garrett rookie. Trey Turner and Cole Reagan's rookie. Kunya Shohei and Jeter Downs as a Red Sox, RPA at $1.99. Grats on that. Jesus Christ. Nice one. That. Congrats, Red Sox. Chris S. picking up a Panini 1 mixer spot. Thank you, Chris. Appreciate you, buddy. What time does the in-season tourney final start? 8? 7.30? I have some money on that game, so a little bit of money on that game. Patrick Bailey Green. Yeah, whoopsie. Now, whoopsie has probably started at 12.30, Brad. As well, though, Cabrera and Emmanuel Valdez. Yeah, whoopsie's case is starting a little bit later. All right, we've got to start us off. Nick Prado, $2.199 on the RPI for the Royals. Maybe we'll have, like, late night hockey or something, too, on TNT or something. All right, we got a redemption. Here we go. A base rookie and emerging star autograph of Patrick Bailey. Nice one, Giants. Grats on that sand fran. That'll work. Very nice. Joseph I with a hoop spot. Thank you, Joseph. I wish I could get a hoop's case down to 10 minutes. That's why I need Brad to come on. I need Brad's speed on that one. Brad would decimate, decimate a 10-boxer of hoops. Decimate it. I believe it. I'll never forget me and Brad were talking once.  And he was like, I don't know, man, I could do a contender's case in 30 minutes. And we're all like, yeah, nobody would understand that one. Simeon Woods Richardson. Red Tanner Bibi to $75. And he said, no, can't do much, but I could do a Panini contender's case in 30 minutes. And if that doesn't tell you everything you need to know, I don't know. Well, shout out to James and good stuff. Could rip a contender's case in 25 minutes. I believe it. Gunnar Henderson. Scott, thank you for the $10,000 spot. $2.99 is Josh Lowe. Let's go. Nice one there for the raise. And then Cole Reagan's. Probably Tommy John afterwards, probably. Now you just do autos. Peter Lanzo, pink. Victor Robles to $99. And Kodai Senga. Cushion and Hunter Green. $36.99, two-color patch auto for the Reds. Nice one there. Colton Brown's gone at $47.48. Thanks to Mr. Matthew B. Appreciate you, buddy. Jordan Carnassio and Purple to $150. Simeon Woods Richardson for the twins. And Joey Waima. Christian Yelich and Silver Sigs to $99. Miguel Vargas. That's clean, too, man. That is clean. Congrats on that one there. Dodgers. Rokey gets posted. Simeon, how much does he get? How much do you think Rokey Sasaki would get? He got posted. $200,000 plus. Easy. He's not going to get it. They're not going to post them, though. Yeah. Because the club that has them is not going to make any money. Drew Waters. Pink is Brandon Crawford to $99 for Giants. And Miguel Amaya. Michael Harris. And Mackenzie Gorse, $249 for the Nets. Congrats on that one. I'd assume Sasaki would be more than Yamamoto. You're going to get closer to four. Four. Yeah. Torque. Green Stanton and Hunter Brown as well. Yeah, I would think he's more. Stanton and Stone Garrett, Rokey Otto to $299 as a D-back. My wrist by itself cracks like 15 times a day. I feel that, Brad. I'm always going like this and cracking them, dude. Lymeadris, you know how his autos are raised? His RPA is like wherever else he was. Like a pirate or something. Pirate. Yeah, yeah. He's a pirate in an RTA. Pirate. Pirate? I think a pirate or a tiger or one of the other. Like why? It doesn't make any sense. Ryan Mountcastle. Orange, Adley, nice one there to $50. $42.50, Adley Rushman to the Os on the color match. And Gray Rudd, Jordan Alvarez, and Jordan Groshan's to $299. Tigers, that's what it is. Francis with the Phillies in a definitive case. On to the next one. Yeah, he's Astros and other products, too.  Weird. What are we doing? I don't know, man. What are we doing? Aaron Judge, red, Justin Steele to $75 for the first six months away. Yeah, I feel that, Brad. I feel that for sure. Jeter Downs, Indrarian, Karnassian, Rookie Otter to $75 for the Malins, Florida Merlins. Two autos in there. Watch this, ready? First base auto of Oswald Paraza. I think this was a mistake. Grats on that Yankees, Hunter Brown Green, Alex Bregman. How about a Silver Sake of Riley Green? $21 to $99, Riley Green. Nice one there. Congrats, Tagus. That's Tagus. Joy Weimer Green, Juan Soto and Bryce Terrain. Alvarez, India, and Corbin Carroll to $249. There we go, Arizona. Going to Jeremy H. Very nice. Let's go. Does it really? Vaughn, that's dope. Stuff Arizona. Bracken's new goalie mask. Apparently has Mariners cards all over it. That's dope. Really? That's so sick. Kutch. Yeah, send it to me on IG for sure. 250, Matt McLean, Alcantara, Aaron Judge, and Dylan Carlson. 74 of 99. Nice one there, cards. Adnals, Dylan Carlson. Channel 2 is a Bar lobby. Full of steamers. It reeks. Randy Arosa-Rena, Baldur's Gate 3, Game of the Year. 2 at 150 is John Carlson and Patrick Bailey. That's good. Assuming it won for the out-of-this-past year. Brian Hayes and Evan Lee. Evan Lee, Evan Lee at 125. Evan Lee, Evan Lee. Evan Lee, Evan Lee. Yeah, Crackin' Moneyline. Absolutely, lots of lobbying. Kyle says, whoa, the Channel 2 thing. Keith B with the bills and 48 things, buddy. Yeah, man. I've learned the ways, which is, I've learned the ways. Ruiz and Christopher Morrell. That's the song we sing a lot, Kyle. Goldschmidt and Shay Langler's RPA at 149. It really stings. Nice one there for the A's. Got skilletors to the next. Eat a burger.   Lube up. Purple, Jordan Walker at 150.  And on a brownie.  Michael Stafanik, don't panic. It's Michael Stafanik, baby. Let's go. Do not panic. Please do not panic. Stay calm. Do not panic. It's Michael Stafanik. It's a 25 for the angels. Curd burger.  Need to have a curd burger. Well, this 25 is Paul Goldschmidt. I don't know why you're eating curd burgers. That's an interesting one. Quarter to curd. Gabriel Moreno and Mike Trout. Is there no auto in that box? Interesting. No auto in that box. And we did have an extra one. Yeah, did we have two extra? We did have an extra in a couple of the boxes. So it does even out, luckily. So sorry about that. Luckily, that wasn't personal. All right, we got Patrick Bailey, Stone Garrett. That is Mackenzie Gore, Oswald Paraza, a Nick Prado RPA, Jeter Downs, Shay Langlears, Evan Lee, Miguel Vargas to 99, Riley Greene to 99, Dylan Carlson to 99, as well as Josh Lowe and Jordan Groeschans. Hunter Greene, Jordan Carnaziano to 75, Michael Stafanik to 25, and a Corbin Carroll. That will do it for the break, everybody. Thanks again for the film. Coming up next is the next inception key.


The following is a presentation of TFNN The Trader's Edge with Steve Rhodes Toll-free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> The Trader's Edge Now Steve Rhodes Good morning folks, welcome to the August 23rd, the wonderful Wednesday edition of today's Trader's Edge show I'm your host, Stevie Perseverance Rhodes, who absolutely knows that each of us should always be pioneers of our future versus prisoners of our past. Hope everyone out there is having a great day Let's make sure we have an extraordinary one. Now the easiest way to do that Well, it's to always remember that life is happening for us not to us That's right When you and I make that one little two-by-four shift means we can find the gift in every set of circumstances that life is gonna toss at us Now today you and I we're gonna go check on the circumstance of these markets We'll go figure out what those bulls and bears what those buyers and sellers are communicating to you and I at just past 11 o'clock in the morning. 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I'm Steve Rhodes Welcome to the show right now We get all the US indices trading the upside dollars up under Nate three tenths for percent eight tenths for the S&P or 35 One and four tenths percent for the Nasdaq 100 208 seven tenths for the Russell 13 points one and seven tenths for the Semi 63 points gold is up 1% that's a $19 move silver is up 4% 3.7% That's an 87 point move 87 set move likes we crude off 37 pennies Natural gas down about 3 cents and the 30 Treasuries up 1 point and 11 ticks print out at 19 1922 so lead the charge by the way dollar wise the upside you got Mercado Libre up nearly 2% or 24 bucks super micro 23 bucks 9% restoration hardware 6% $20 move there Netflix up 21 5% Broadcom up 2% $16 move there in the case of movers to the downside those shakers $18 move 10% the Lancaster Colony Corp footlocker down 33% nearly 8 bucks Lulu Lemenoff 8 bucks 2% Elevance health down 550 that's 1% move a Nike down 4 bucks. That's a 4% move to the downside Let's begin by taking a look at well, let's go figure out where we're at market condition wise market breath wise what I should say Look at a couple different things first This is a 30 minute time frame chart for the ES mini 227 train above resistance 106 below so that is bullish if we take a look at the Nasdaq 100 It'll take a moment here to calculate and populate 56 above 9 below So for this time frame that's the 30 minute time frame market conditions are bullish from a market breast standpoint As we take a look at what's going on the 60 the 240 the daily and the weekly will take a look at the Nasdaq 100 They've all switched over to bullish for 62 40 and daily is the weekly that still is bearish with 19 above and 31 below If we take a look at the S&P 500 the S&P 500 is in much worse shape You are only bullish for the 60 minute time frame still have negative market breath for the 240 for the daily and for the weekly out There so we'll just keep that in mind as we take a look at those intraday charts the other piece of Market breath information that we could take a look at is that New York Stock Exchange Advanced Client Oscillator as we pointed out Well, I guess they pointed out after the air yesterday I sent it you posted something in the den as I noticed in the New York Stock Exchange We had a divergence that was forming that divergence where price was moving lower But the advanced client oscillator had formed higher lows an indication of a term We're certainly getting that today now this advanced client oscillator is still below zero I can guarantee you So I can't really guarantee you but what I can share with you based upon this indicator Is that sellers are still the ones in control? So we're going to call this nothing more than a counter trend to move How would that get resolved? Well, the bottom panel shows a spot volatility It just shows it slightly the spot volatility is still above its 50 day the 50 day exponential of an average is 15 47 If price closed below that well, then we'd have to consider shifting gears out here But right now What this is telling us is that we're just in a counter trend move position That could change obviously Let's go now take a look at the equity future contracts the daily all four of them See what kind of signals they're providing us. We're going to see the white background charts now If you heard the 10 o'clock update, you know, I mentioned the profiles inside of the es mini And I said we have two different sets of profiles now I'm going to show you the second set We take a look at the second set what we have out here is profile was supported 43 69 We have a bearish structured profile 44 66 is the center and 4505 is the top. You can see the oscillator and changeline. It's right at about 44 66 That is the likely price target for the es mini a price turns down from there granted It has supported 43 69 48, but that would be a bearish indication The real bearish indication would be a clue. You know, I'm not oh shoot. Sorry about that. Sorry there. Thank you, mr Bill glad that we caught that early Thought I made the change, but it did not I did not now you've got those four charts out there So you can see that oscillator and change on you can see that new profile 43 69 48 is what this shows as a Bottom profile, you know, they get around that to 50 for sure and then you're at 44 66 75 Either 44 67 and then 4505 4506 really for the top of the profile so that oscillator and changeline Which just recently changed colors if you should see those charts now peter. They're uh, they're definitely a Um Is that that's where price should run into resistance now the end queue We can see right now. It is taking on the resistance level. That's the resistance of its oscillator and change That is trading slightly above at 15171. We're at 15185 It's going to be about the end of the day not where price is trading at 1112 This could be the extent of the countertrend move now if price closes above this level Then we'd be looking and move to 15358 And we'll take a look at the interday charts to try to get a feel if there's any kind of topping signals While the daily time frame chart is up at a resistance level in the case of the dow equity future contract Today it is likely going to form a TD 9 count bottom. It will do that so long as price does not close above 34 536 if it closes above that this pattern gets negated And we don't have any kind of a bottom I don't have a bottom pattern in the end queue or the es or the russell 2000 in the case of russell 2000 It also has two different sets of profiles We're going to take a look at this set of profiles that shows supported 1850 and resistance in the 1888 1875 zone out there So that's what the daily time frame charts are showing us. Let's dive down a little bit. Let's go take a look at the Interday charts here for the end queue the end queue again on a daily basis up at resistance As we take a look at the Longer term or shorter at the five hour the four hour the two hour chart She's the four hour chart shows us a negated TD 9 count top But this bar does not complete until 2 p.m. So saying that we have negated that signal It's a little bit premature But if price does close about 15118 that would then suggest they move up to its next breakdown level at 153 30 Uh, you've negated the TD 9 count top on the 60 minute time frame. No topping signal on a 30 It's only the 15 minute chart that has a potential topping pattern A TD 9 count top is going to confirm at 1115 less than a minute from now and at 1130 that pattern will complete Watch the 15 minute time frame chart. It's got this signal for the end queue We should then see price retrace and pull back towards its oscillator and change line currently printed at 15 101 see bro. 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It was july the july high I suppose That's the trading day from july 17th And that's a question that's kind of hard to answer and i'll explain the reason why if you ask me the question about the ES mini My answer would be different than asking it about the nq. Now. Why is that? Well, if you take a look at these different arrows that are on my screen right now the blue arrows show all the buy the dips And the buy the dips that were at the bottom of the weekly profile Only if we get it closed below the bottom of weekly profile Do we really have some kind of change in trend signal? Well, you can see that last friday not at the cash market close at 4 30 But by the time the futures market closed price was able to regain the bottom that profile at 43 77 50 Really 43 77 25 just let's be a little bit conservative there. So that level is held So in the last instances where price now the red arrows show when price actually close them below The bottom of a weekly profile that begins a change in trend that doesn't mean there aren't rallies You've got to move up and down you've take a look at the steve two step or three step or four step That we typically see a consecutive moves higher and closes out there But here you can see once you crack that level that creates the problem Well, the es mini did not if I was asked that question Well, the es mini get back to its size I'd say it really has that possibility and I would say that possibility really improves if price can close above 43 I'm sorry 44 35 on friday. It's only wednesday. So we got a long time to go Before we get there the reason is because that is a bullish structured profile It typically when you close above a the center of a bullish structured profile price will gravitate up towards a resistance level Where the sellers are at so with regard to the nq It did close below the bottom of its profile now weekly profile If it closes back above it this week, which maybe it's going to that's at 14 8 65 Then it could signal to you and I that that move on friday of last week was a false breakdown If we take a look at the dowl You can see that price has held a rising trend line or a couple different rising trend lines In the case of the russell price did hold the bottom of its weekly profile. That was at 18 44 So john your question becomes very difficult for me to honest answer To answer honestly I because I I can't It doesn't have that possibility. Well, we've got to take things one step at a time So we're going to take things one step at a time That first step is going to be that 15 minute time frame chart to try clues for us and nancy Was asking about microsoft and apple. She likes to trade those on an intraday basis And eventually I will get to those charts or nancy There's several that are in front of you But as long as i'm on the 15 minute time frame chart and you trade those intraday Because their impact inside the nq Please get access if you don't already have it to the intraday charts for the nq Especially if you like to trade those two instruments, which I know you do Because we've got almost 23 plus hours worth of data in patterns that are then going to assist you with regard I cannot put up a 10 minute chart for apple or microsoft and get this or 15 minute charts Because we've got the 15 minute charts up right now and get the same signal So it just doesn't work like that. We'll take a look at those intraday charts Instead you really want to tie it to what's going on inside these charts and only Topping pattern that you and I we were able to find out here came from that 15 minute time frame And those are the td9 counts and we can see that in the es in the nq They're going to complete that pattern in about eight minutes In the case of the dow it's going to complete that pattern 11 45 and the russell will complete 11 45 as well What should take place is we should see these instruments move back and pull back to their oscillator and change lines So if you're looking at intraday patterns out there and and I would of course say, you know Maybe you're better off trading in the nq Or one of the derivatives and the etfs and taking short-term trades is basing it off of these intraday time periods out here But here all four of the equity future contracts are pretty much synergistic with regard to their td9 count signals Now just because we have a td9 count does not guarantee that price is going to move lower But the cool thing about this pattern is we know that if price closes about the high of the pattern That's going to be on the es in the nq. Whatever the 15 minute high is as we speak right now So it's during this segment between 11 15 and 11 30 If price closes above that that tells you about a strong move higher a strong momentum move higher out there So it's kind of a cool thing because it's where you have the least amount of risk And you've got to wait for about 15 minutes to find out if you are right or wrong So that's my best overview with regard to the equity markets We're still we we were expecting anticipated about because that oversold condition that you and I have looked at for the past couple of days So let's go ahead and get to some of those requests out there Uh, the first one coming in from uh from tom g and tom wanted to take a look at a couple of symbols Dht is one of them. He's in this from a dividend standpoint Well tom yesterday What dht did on a daily basis was a confirmed erosement indicator top So this is suggesting that price wants to move lower now what it's doing as we speak right now It's back inside its profiles at top of that profiles 961 if price closes inside it It opens up the door for 9 34 906 and 8 80 So just suggesting that you are going to feel a little bit of heat out there What's the only way that that won't happen if price holds 9 40 and 9 40 is its green oscillator and change line for the weekly time frame So I would say 9 40 is a level to be watching like a hawk On a monthly basis price is back inside its monthly profile So it's not giving us a real clear signal there. So the weekly is bullish the daily has shifted to bearish It did that yesterday So it's now going to try to start creating its impact on that weekly time frame chart And if price closed below 9 40, you're most likely looking at 8 91 when we take a look at that weekly chart So do I like the charts for dht? I don't like them as of yesterday with that rosement dominicator top out there So hope that review of dht assist you. Let's go take a look at your next request Your next request was to take a look at ne wt And as we look at ne wt, what do we have here? Well, this has a rosement dominicator top right now We don't have any kind of bottoming pattern What we do have is a new profile that formed three days ago that new profile has supported 17 45 17 45 And resistance at 18 16 out there if price closed below 17 45 when it does tom It opens up the door for a move to its breakout level of 16 25 on a weekly time frame This has a td9 count top that td9 count top formed on july 20 the week of july 20 ended july 28th That is still in place out here price may be pulling back to test its area of support between 15 89 and 16 27 If you were not in this and you were asked me where's a place to buy I would say between 15 89 and 16 27 I would say also if we close below 17 45 that is likely the outcome out here That is ticker symbol ne wt and dht those were all tom has another one I take that back that was a take look at the smh's out here As we take a look at the smh's they happen to retain their td9 count bottom But if you and I go look at the semiconductor index It doesn't look like this at all because it negated that bottom Here's what we've got in the smh's we can see it's got a fairly wide profile It is bearish in structure the bearish cell zone is between 150 308 and 154 24 Where did yesterday's rally end right at that cell zone at 150 308? So in order for the semis to get really bullish out here price must close above 154 24 If it does that on a daily time frame price should run up to 158 79 John or z inside the tiger's den i'd say to help answer your question with regard to the nq Watch the smh's they close above 154 24 We start inching towards that ability to get back to that july i think it was the 17th high or so out there That's what we've got for the smh's we get back to this break. We're going to avgo pfe baba apple microsoft Steve roach with tfnn Attention traders and investors are you ready to elevate your game in the stock market? 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That's tfnn.com and hit watch tiger tv Welcome back folks So we've got our line of demarcation for the es mini in the nq for their 15 minute time frame It's 44 41 50 for the es mini it's 15 198 25 for the nq You close above that on a 15 minute basis Tells you about a strong upward momentum move if we close below The prior bar is low that's going to signal to us that price is going to go make that move for that oscillator and change line A level out there. So watch the nqs for their 15 minute time frame Let's get back to some of those requests that came in this next one from david h wants to take a look at avgo abgo is the ticker symbol broad come out there And his question is we'll retest its highs out here So here's what we know about broad come number one this formed a td9 count bottom pattern It formed that pattern back on august 11th last friday price was testing that area. Uh, well, it was a friday august 18th Yeah, it was friday and uh that level held So you've got a valid daily bottom out here prices made its way backers trying to make its way back into its Profiles so first you need to see a close day above 867 81 if you get that Then your next battle david is going to be at 80 880 259 And then a battle above that 897 37 if you can clear those battles You have a little bit of breather, but that little breather bit of breather is going to end at 931 That's its td9 count breakdown level. That's the daily chart the weekly chart Shows that price is consolidating with inside its profiles. You actually close below it for two consecutive sessions out here This would suggest that maybe we're just seeing a counter trend move and price would typically find resistance where it's trading near Which is 8 79 76. That's its daily arts weekly oscillator and change line on a monthly basis You've got a td9 count top which suggests it over time price should make a move back to 757 55 But I would do david as I would watch that 8 67 81 like a hawk If price closes back below that area could be telling us that wants to make another move back to those lows If it takes those out we'd be looking at an a to b equal cd to the downside So will it make it back to its highs? This is going to have to prove itself to you and that first bit of proof is staying back inside that week on that daily profile level So I hope that helps you out with that request. Let's go take a good fizer This is for alton and alton is got some long positions inside of fizer right now trading out at about 36 72 Alton price is trading above the top of its daily profile And as long as price can remain above 36 54 when I say remain above I mean close above 36 54 This should continue to move higher The weekly time frame chart has a confirmed roads meant to mitigate her bottom With price finding resistance where the or some sellers reside at the center of its profile And that level right there is priced at currently 36 86 if price can move above close above 36 86 Its next battle will be 37 86 and monthly chart Price has made its way back to its breakout level that can be a bottom and that would be at the 35 76 level So watch the daily watch 36 54 a price close below that price should then go test the 36 01 ish area The price remains above 36 54 But most importantly on a weekly basis if it can close above 36 86 you're likely to get that move to the 37 86 Maybe even 39 87 area. That's what we see when we take a look at those charts for fizer Alton also wanted to take a look at olibaba b.a.b.a is the ticker symbol olibaba Has a what does it have? I really don't have a bottoming pattern But we do have price attempting to get back inside its profile It'll accomplish that task today with a close above 89 65 If it does do that alton, we would expect her to stay price will make its way up to its green Oster and change line currently printed at 92 41 If we take a look at the weekly time frame chart Price is also trying to maintain and stay within side its weekly profile In order to do that it needs to continue to close above 88 67 And on a weekly to a monthly chart you just have a good old fashion consolidation within profiles between 82 14 I'm sorry 82 12 and 99 54 So olibaba the key to watch here is going one key is going to be 89 65 another one shows up on my 30 minute chart that I noticed and that's going to be 91 19 So you got a nice road to indicator bottom on a 30 minute basis 91 19 is his td9 count breakdown level If price can overcome that you should see a further rally inside of olibaba if it stops right there Well, this has been nothing more than a counter trend move, but I would still watch 89 65 If price closes above that today, you still have a chance for that 92 41 area So hope that that helps you out greg m wrote in and he wanted to take a look at xbi So let's go take a look at xbi and what he was interested here were support and resistance levels The resistance zone on the daily base for xbi is between its barest structured profile area between 79 45 and 80 46 Support would be down at 76 42 That is the bottom of its daily profile If we look at the weekly time frame chart the weekly time frame chart shows resistance not too much further ahead at 79 73 79 73 happens to be the top of its weekly profile If price can close above that on friday Then what we've been looking at greg is a move up to 81 54 and then that 79 61 area was a 7 that 61 79 73 79 73 by said 61 I was looking at something 79 73 if pricing close above 79 73 then old resistance could become new support So that would be an area 81 54 That's its weekly oscillator and change line that is definitely resistance at this stage of the game So there's your support. There's your resistance. If I take look at a short term time frame chart for xbi Put that up here. What do we have? We have price trading right into breakdown resistance at 79 72 That's a level you'd like to see price close above on a 30 minute time frame So greg I hope that that helped you out as well. Thanks much for taking the time to write in Let's get to nancy's questions. She wanted to take a look at apple So for that because she's traded on an intraday base, we're going to take a look at this set of multi time frame charts This provides us with 15 30 minute charts So on a 15 minute chart just an example where we've got those td9 count tops inside of the es in the nq We don't have that inside of apple out here So that's why I say best with regard to trying to trade intraday make sure you've got those intraday nq es charts Signals as well. What we do have out here in apple is on a 30 minute basis. That means at 12 noon This should complete a td. It will confirm a td9 count top the pattern will complete at 11 30 This would suggest that price would pull back boy I would be paying attention to what's going on inside the nq for its 30 minute time frame More so than I would with regard to apple, but I'd use both signals out there So that's what I see with regard to intraday signals for apple out here Let's go ahead and put the microsoft charts up now This is going to take because I've got really 8 9 10 11 different charts that are being updated here When I go to this set of screens with all these multi time frames That's why I've stopped using them all together. It just was slowing the show down too much But here we're still going to wait for him We've got about 30 seconds before we go to the break out here. Hopefully it's done by then Microsoft also on that 15 minute time frame has not formed a td9 count top as we speak But we know that the nq has now unlike apple microsoft does not have a 30 minute td9 count top In fact, as I take a look at topping patterns out here All I see are resistance levels that price needs to take on and that first one is going to be 328 75 If price can close above 328 75 that suggests run to 330 26 And if price can close above 330 26 that would suggest to move up to 330 514 So we don't have any kind of bearish signals inside of microsoft for its intraday time period We just have the next battlegrounds, which we just identified for you. So hope that that helps you out as well No more requests that I see So folks in the tiger's den if you've got something you'd like me to look at Please post that in there. You can always send me an email steve at tfnn.com but send that very great You might think that if you want to be successful at trading in the stock market You're going to need a crystal ball after all it's impossible to predict the future, right? 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We do not have that patterned 11 43 I don't know what it will look like at day's end or even tomorrow But right now price is still below the bottom of that daily profile Now it may get back above it As uh, the as the market comes to a close in order to do that you need to see it close above 79 16 now On an intraday basis. I got bottom patterns all over the place Whether it's a 30 to 60 that 120 to 240 and the 300 although this bar has not completed just yet So that could be premature, but I do have bottoming signals So what are the next areas of resistance on a move higher? Well on the 120 to 240 and the five hour charts is clearly there also are in change lines So let's go with 79 38 if price can close above 79 38 Then we've got a chance to move even higher now that next higher level would be 79 84 And that is the td9 count breakdown level on a 30 minute basis if price can overcome that then 81 24 and 81 72 So that would be the progression of where those battles would unfold for you, uh, john Right now I'd say watch this uh 79 38 And then to the downside watch that candle says from august 17th 78 60 you get a close below that then we've got an a to b equal cd to the downside So I hope that helps y'all with regard to lights we crude Thanks much for taking the time to write in our or make that request inside the tiger's den We've also got a request inside the tiger's den from the dog And the dog wants to take a look at tesla says that's the only stock we haven't covered today So let's go take a look at it and tesla right now Do we have what do we have we've got a buy the d-point pattern we have that we talked about that yesterday it formed this first it has a a A island bottom pattern out here We gap to the downside in between august 17th and august 18th and then we gap to the upside on august 21st that established that Uh, that established that island bottom reversal. It also formed a three river morning star So we've got that confirmed by the d-point pattern What price did yesterday was ran right in the resistance at that oscillator and change line So that's your resistance zone and what I would be watching here dog is see how price handles 236 42 Ish because price is going to move up and down if price can overcome that red oscillator and change line Then we should see a move to 243 91 ordinarily I would say we would be seeing that because Price is above the center of that bullet structured profile But what we also know and I don't want to be ignorant of yesterday's price action Price tested and rejected that red oscillator and change line So that's the level that tesla needs to overcome The weekly chart which has a td9 count top shows a close below the bottom of its profile Now we need two consecutive closes to confirm that change in trend signal That would require a close on friday below 231 93 on a monthly time frame price is bullish for tesla What price did so far this month it's pulled back and it's tested and it has rejected the top of its profile The top of the profile which was old Resistance may become new support. So in order for tesla to really prove itself. The first thing it's got to do dog It's got to move above 236 39 ish And then if it can do that 243 91 becomes the fight and if it can move above that then we're off to 266 47 So one step at a time we take lead gold. We take a good oil We take a look at tesla. We take a look at any instrument speaking of that one Step at a time. Let's go take a peek in on those 15 minute charts. Let's go see how they are acting or reacting So pull those up here. We should have completed td9 count tops across the board and we do So we take a look at 15. Well, hold on. Hold on. See, I'm in the wrong spot here. Let's get the current data So now we've got a new profile that just formed that formed at 11 45 Inside of the nq. So we've got some new resistance and support levels resistance being the high That's up at the 15 197 area. It's not the high high and we've got the center 15 163 and then below that 15 0 74 Oh all the way back down here. So what's really key here There's going to be two different areas the first area is going to be the center at 15 163 Now, you know, I would typically say Hey your price closed below that because the bear structure profile is going to make a run for 15 0 74 the bottom of that profile True, however Price is trading above a green oscillator and change line and as long as price remains above that We have more of a neutral ish than a bearish signal closed below it It tells us momentum has been lost for the 15 minute time frame and price should then get to 15 0 74 We have new profiles for the es mini their bullish and structure the top of the profile 44 41 50 the center and bottom 44 24 and then 44 18 But it's also done change line Which is green becomes its next price target to the move to the downside should it continue to move downside? That said 44 30 out there if price can get below that then we're looking at that 44 18 44 24 level In the dowel the level we're watching right now is 34 451 no new profiles there nothing inside the russell 2000 Its level of support would be down at about the 18 67 area So again, you close above the high in the end cube 15 198 25 on a 15 minute basis The 15 minute td 9 count top will get negated and suggest higher price 44 41 50 for the es mini price close above that we're headed higher now inside the dow We can give you that number. It's going to be 34 507 I can give you that number inside the russell as well. That number is going to be 18 75 80 So for the most part at least for my 15 minute time frame You've got the numbers to pay attention to with regard to the play by play What its intentions are right now that's intentions are to pull back to support But if it takes out resistance, we're headed higher So hope that helps everybody out with regard to the play by play at 11 49 in the morning What else we want to take a look at? Well, I think we should go take a look at the components or the primary components That make up the us dollar index because what we've seen so far is rejection of the td 9 count top So to do that that's on the us dollar Well, if we take a look at the euro it is going to complete where the dollar completed a td 9 count top yesterday The euro is completing that pattern today Now i'm going to assume at this stage here the low of the day is in for the euro That low is down at 1.0802 write that down in your pad of paper Why a price closes below that the euro is headed lower the euro will head down to the 1.0696 level and the us dollar index Is likely headed higher if we take a look at the us dollar japanese yen Although i don't have a bearish reversal candle It clearly has now lost its momentum and that will will maintain that as long as price closes below 145 55 today If that's the case that suggests a further move lower Which would weaken the dollar the yen gets stronger in this chart here as it moves lower versus the us dollar index The great british pound looked like it was going to bust right through that by the d-point pattern That by the d-point pattern formed right back here as price was tested at 1.2621 level But that support which continues to hold but also resistance holds out here And that's that red oscillator change line printed at 1.274 The euro may have bottomed. 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So uh the next question is from joe by email joe wants to know where the next level of resistance is for the junior nugget It's actually trading above it right now. So let me just change screens here. So i've got the uh more accurate, uh Feed for you and i can provide that information. So what you see here Right now in the junior nugget as price is trading above its barest structured Daily profile resistance zone their resistance zone is between 30 39 and 31 27 So joe your price can close above 31 27 today the next resistance level that was on my other charge would be its td9 count breakdown level and that's at 33 24 At 32 31 on a weekly basis. You've also got resistance. That's its oscillator and change line So with regard to the junior nugget out there your resistance area is still 31 27 less price closes above that today If you get two consecutive closes above 31 27 Then a counter trend moved to the downside if that's all a downside move was would find supported 30 39 Out there. I don't see any other information that can help you here But I would also be paying attention to the gdx Because here I believe the junior nugget is more than a one-to-one etf out there And you want to take a look at those one-to-one similar to the gdx and right now the gdx is trading above 32 40 third. I'm sorry 28 44 28 44 is the top of its Daily profile and so a close above that is going to suggest a further move higher move higher to where excellent question I would say td9 count breakdown level Well, the td9 count breakdown level for the gdx is all the way up at 31 75 That would be a heck of a move but before the gdx we can say that's where it's headed We have to look at that weekly chart in the monthly chart to understand where sellers are lined up Well, this looks like we are potentially two weeks below the bottom of that weekly profile So we're still below it no matter what so 29 12 is going to be another area that price would have to overcome To suggest that we have a further rally if we close the week below 29 12 Then a counter trend move inside the gdx to the upside would find resistance at 30 21 And so you'd have to kind of incorporate that into your decision making an error joe So I hope that that helped you I don't hope that I helped out everybody today You certainly helped me out with all those requests. So I'll expect the same tomorrow Hopefully so have a wonderful wednesday folks be safe out there and I'll look forward to seeing you on terrific thursday. Take care