What's going on, everyone? Sam here with late sports cards. You're up in 23, Pani, select baseball, hobby, six box, break number three, random team style. So look again at your random results. As always, you can find those on the website under the results tab, as well as the link in chat. It's good luck here, everybody. Let's do it. Again, we'll do a random at the end, because I'm sure we'll go buy some non-MLB cards. Raphael, Paul Merrow, that may not be in search or something. So we'll just do a random at the end with both of these to be safe and just cover our bases. Ooh, we got a Zebra Pudge. Going to the Rangers. Nice one, Texas. Here we go, Larry with the Rangers. Nice one there, buddy. That is James Wood on the Jersey card. Oh no, it's only guys that are still in college right now. Chance. Yeah, so no Hendenhooker in this one. That's Tyler Locklear, two at 149. Some of Hack Wilson. That's Emerson Hancock and How You Leave. Huh? Oh, How You Leave, yeah. Green is Roberto Alomar, 275. Ben Joyce Silver, 2199 is Tamar Johnson. Nice one there for the Pirates. And Chipper Jones. You're going to choose. Scraub, I am. Silver Jeff Bagwell. Ooh, nice. The 99. Jackson Holiday, rookie Jersey Otto. Here we go, Orioles. Congrats to Baltimore. Baltimore. Very nice, very nice. The concussion based by Jesus Lizardo, Aristides Aquino. There's a couple of bl- well, Lizardo's not bad. Aquino, that guy just fell off, man. Dave Herman, Bobby Miller, Eddie Murray. Yeah, rookie logo on holiday, Harry Ford. What up, Candler? Candler, the Candyman. Silver Ripken. That is Ken Griffey Jr. unequaled silver. White is Craig Bijio, 249. Brooks Lee and Robert Moore. Silver Maglio Ordonez, got Brady House, 299. Rookie Jersey Otto. And rookie logo on the Brady House as well. Vince Coleman. Now, yeah, they can't use Active anymore. Now, just prospects and retire you guys. The 149, Brennan Davis. So it's a rookie to them or something. There's some cool names in here, though. Lance Berkman. I think that one's pretty sweet. Jim Palmer. Nice one there. He was a dog. Berkman, yeah. Oh, yeah. Cooper Jirpey. Oh, it's the Bischoffers in. He's in this. Silver, Richie Ashburn. Let's go, Phillies. Yeah, that was before. That was bombed in. Gavin Williams, 249. Pete Rose on the Game Use Jersey Otto. Nice one there. Jason F with V. Wow, a lot of pick-your-letter styles for Jason. Thank you, buddy. Let's go, Jason. Taking the W spot in one, taking HW in two, and then taking H and W in three. So thank you, Jason. I think we're down to just one now. Yeah, F and Q is right. I think it's left. That's it. Just F and Q left in the first one, everybody. The combo spot, that is Jim Palmer, 24 bucks on that one. Only one left. Whoa, hey, oh, whoa. Mace and Hour. What is that?  Silver, I've been wanting this probably from now from when you copy pasted it into the the sales sheet or into the Google, into Google. You might not have hit coffee on it. It might have still been, I think so, yeah. That's Silver, Ron, Russell, Zach, V, going to the Rockies, Rookie Jersey Otto. I've done that before. Well, that's the results from this right here. It's the results, it's this. That's what you copied in twice, yeah. And that's what I was just doing last, okay. I just thought he typed past. Yeah, oh yeah. Make sure you let him hear it too. That's a gold Andy Paz on the diamond level to 10, going to the Dodgers. Water, Sean. I know, honestly. It has nothing to do with it. There's some water. Silver, Jared Shuster, V2. Jordan Lawler, nice one there. Wink, wink. Yeah, wink, wink. Right, Ben Sheets. Tony LaRusso as an athletic. Alvarez, Mike Piazza. Dan, right up buddy. What up, Dan? Scope, Bobby Miller. Scopes. Diego Cartaya to $199. Wade Boggs, bags. Coat, like Michael Jackson. Oh, that's the only thing keeping me from breaking it's monitor in half. There's a white Gavin Williams to $149. Didn't he play silver? I don't think so. No? I don't believe. Baby. I thought it was him. That is Jacob Melton on the tri-color. Silver, Ryan Zimmerman. And a Mason win on the rookie jersey. Going to the Cardinals. Nice one there. One serious field of 40. Yeah, there you go, Dan. Geez, man. Scope, Jackson Holiday. I hope so, man. I hope we get a one-on-one in the next select. That'd be dope. Willie Cam, there's Marcelo Meyer. Nice one there. Rookie jersey for the Red Sox. Bill Terry. Jackson Farris to $175. Dylan Lesko. That is a Larry, no, Lefty Williams. Nice one there, $225 on the diamond level tie-dye for Billy. That's Ray Turner now. Damn, man. Sorry, Ken there. Sorry. Yeah, there's a lot. I mean, it's a little bit of everything, I think, Chance. That's Silver, Pete Cromstrom. This just wasn't for the Cowboys. George Valera on the rookie jersey auto for the Guardians. That is a Silver of Napoli Joy. We've got Redemcion. Ellie De La Cruz, rookie jersey auto. Congrats on that, Reds. There you go, Sincey. Very nice. Very nice. Yeah, that's fair. Oh, you can make this one as well for the Reds. Reds, right? Yeah. Mr. Ellie. I'm not allowed to write on them anymore. Thank you. Jim Edmund Silver. He's ruining the card. Oh, on top of it, you just spin it in your chair. Yeah, that's what it looked like today when I was looking at it. Silver Kevin Williams, Silver Ellie. She's like, awesome.  Alan Shrammel, nice one there. Get him out of here. He has a bot, man. Good. Oh, big time. Good lord. Who? Jake. David Cohen. You play him again? No, I'm not sent that day.  I'll get up in time. Silver John Rojas, the 49. George Brett on the auto. Congrats, Royals. Nice one there, KC. Ken, selling us out on number one. Thank you, Ken E. Thanks, Ken. Appreciate you, buddy. We're sold out on the first one. Thank you, sir. The first hobby breakers delight mixer, everybody. That's gonna be a good time. Silver Goose Gossage. Got a Chipper Jones on the auto. Nice one there. Signature selections for the Braves. I gotta take the blackout blinds out of them. Yeah, that could be dangerous. That could be really dangerous. Even though it's 2 p.m. or 2 a.m. in my house. Green, Bubba Chandler to five. Nice one there. That's two of five. Grats, Pirates. There is a little dimple on that. I'm gonna send an empty box and wrapper. I need one RBI from Altuva and Bregman to hit a juicy parley. There we go. I started dying. It was, uh, Candler posted a picture on his Instagram story. And it was like a mountain view. And he goes, touching grass, greater than watching all my draftings line up. Fall out of the money. I was like, yes, dude. Very true, Candler. Edward Julian to 75. See, that's funny. No rookie logo on Edward Julian, but Brady House and Jackson. Holiday gets them. Very interesting. No? Not sure. Silver, Jake Bennett. That is Gavin Williams to 99. Youth Explosion. Carlos, uh, Bayerga. Silver, Alfonzo Soriano. That's a Jet Williams to 23. Three colored RBI. Congrats on that, Metz. Whitey Herzog on the scope. Barry and Mark McGuire. Bobby Whit Jr. Tri-Color. That is a Vladimir Guerrero. Grass for the win. Jordan Lawler. Nice one there on the Jersey card. Congrats on that Laula. Evan Carter. Kyle Mansarta. Grats on that one there. Rays. Bobby Miller going to the Dodgers on the rookie jersey. And Junior Kaminaro. Nightclub in here. Raleigh Fingers. And the last day I go down and we go to Yves. Turn corner. There's the best one in the same hotel. And there's the club. Jack Morris to 75. See me? Sitting up here. Silver, Whitey Herzog. South Freilich. Nice one there. Rookie jersey auto for the brew crew. And Robin Ventura. White is Phil Nekra. Two at 149. We've got unequaled of Nolan Ryan and Pud Rodriguez. Silver, Owen White. That is to 49 of Adele Amador. Rookie jersey auto or prospect select swatch signatures for the Rockies. And then A, Gil McDougal. Silva, Pete Rose. Bass and bass. All right. So that one's sold out. That's a wrong break. Number two has F and Q and G and O. Both $25 on the second. Pick your letter spot. Two to go. Roberto Alomar. Elijah Green. And Elijah Green again. So by Dick Williams. A silver tomorrow Johnson and Raphael for call. EG row. Have a good night. Frank Thomas White to 149. Brooks Lee. Rookie jersey. Ray Walker. We've got Diego Cartaya. Rookie jersey. Diego. Grats on that one there. Boyers and a James Wood. Jared Schuster. That is a Lou Boudreau. Nice one there. 225 on the tie-dye. Bowman Croma U. Pick your letter style everybody. Silver, Johan Rojas. Silver, Paul Vonner. And George Brett. Another one to 49 this time. Congrats Royals. Nice one there. KC and base. Scope, George Valera. Bobby Miller and Mason Auer. Vince Coleman to 75 for the Cardinals. Silver, Tyler Soderstrom. Jackson Job and nice one there. Youth Explosion Auto for the Tigers. Grats Tigers. Jim Tomah. Silver, Raleigh Fingers. Silver, Evan Carter. Bill Terry. Tricolor. Jim Palmer and Kyle Harrison. White, Tom Siever. 149 for the Mets. Jason Bass. Jackson Merrill. That is a Masataka Yoshida. Nice one there. Congrats on that Red Sox. Chief Myers. Jordan Walker. Silver, Jason Dominguez on the Rookie Jersey. Nice one there, Yanks. And Blake Burkhalter. Do a quick recap here, everybody. Got jerseys of Brooks Lee. Diogo Cartaya. Bobby Miller. Jordan Lawler. Mason Nguyen. Marcello Meyer. Jordan Lawler. Diogo Cartaya. Tamar Johnson. James Wood. Jackson Job. George Brett. Adele Amador. Sal Freilich. Jet Williams. Gavin Williams. Chipper Jones. George Brett. George Valera. Pete Rose. Zach Veen. Brady House. Jackson Holiday. Ellie Daylock Cruz. You can add this one. Hurts. Yeah, you're good. You're good, man. Masataka Yoshida on the Jersey Cart. I'm also going to do a random really quick before this ever forgot to do. Yeah, one more card to show is Jason Dominguez. All right, let me get all of the teams into a random again. There might not have been any non-MLB cards. I'm just going to do it so we're safe. I'd rather do it and not have any than not do it and have some. We have to do it again. So going to Roll of Dice, whatever team is on top, after 10 times, we'll get the non-MLB cards. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, and 10. Going to the Cardinals. Cardinals are going to get non-MLB cards. So that'll do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the fill. Coming up next is number four.


People often ask what equipment I use for my refuels. This video shows not only the equipment but also how they are connected to each other and to the network. This video shows the three setups as per December 2020. There will be older versions and there might be newer versions but if you came here using the link in a refuel, that is the equipment used for that refuel. Let me start with some disclaimers. The equipment is chosen and set up to make my work as easy as possible. If that wasn't the case, I probably would have bought an integrated system. But how do you judge a quality DAC if your playback system already does the digital to analog conversion? By choosing for separate components, things get slightly more complex to setup and to operate. On the other hand, upgrading is easier since parts can be added like the Syntax power supply for the MiTech DAC or replaced like the Auralic Aries G2 that took over the top position from the SOtM SMS-200 Ultra. Since changing the setups is so easy, they will get upgraded from time to time. To give you easy access to each setup, let's list the time codes for each chapter here. On the third floor we find the ZIXL GS1900-10HB switch to which the Intel NUC 10i7 FNH is connected. The previous 7th generation NUC i7 was needed elsewhere, there was no technical reason for the swap. The new NUC runes RoonRock on a M.2 SSD and has the music stored on a 10TB Western Digital Drive in a USB3 housing. Also connected is the Synology DS1819 plus NAS with DX517 extender offering 70 TB of storage and caches on two 500 GB SSDs. It mainly functions as a backup for my videos but is also used for testing audio servers if I think speed is important. On the other side of the spectrum I use two SUP100 single drive NASs, the Synology DS120Js, since that's more realistic for domestic use. As you have seen I rather connect a USB drive to the RoonRock server directly and since it is shared as a volume on the network it can also be used for systems like Sonos and Bluesound. The advantage of using a simple NAS is that it consumes less power than a computer and can do all kinds of other things like backup and make files available to, for instance, your smartphone on the road. Enough about that. Two of the three reference sets are located at the third floor and from the central switch there is an ethernet connection to the AccuFox AccuSwitch SE placed near these two setups. It does give audible improvements in setup 2 but close to nothing in setup 3. Time to have a look at the ground floor. As said I use glass fiber between the central switch on the third floor and the switch on the ground floor, the Uptone Audio Ether Regen, that also has an SFP port. By the way to use glass fiber with these switches you need special modules, the so called small form factor pluggable transceivers, indeed abbreviated to SFP. I use Finishstar transceivers simply because they were recommended by my supplier. The SFP is on the dirty side of the Ether Regen as is the connection to the cable modem that provides internet to the network and connects to other network devices on the ground floor. As we have seen the AccuSwitch SE provides the cleaned up network connection to both setup 2 and 3. In setup 3 the amplification is done by the NAD C316BEE, the speakers are the Morton Short Avent 902s that can be assisted by the REL T5 subwoofer. The Nanosound 1 streamer is the entry level streamer here. One notch up is the LOUS bridge mounted to the Sparky Smallboard computer and powered by the Audiophonics LPSU power supply. It normally runs as one endpoint but can easily be used with other software if needed. The AudioQuest Dragonfly Cobalt DAC does the digital to analog conversion. A nice touch is that the Dragonfly can also render MQA when the decoding is done by the player software. Especially in this price range that can make a difference. Here the amplification is taken care of by the Marans KI Pearl Lite that drives the Acoustic Energy Radiance 1 loudspeakers. They are supported by the REL T5 subwoofer that is connected to the loudspeaker terminals of the Marans. Two digital sources are used in setup 2. Entry level there is a Bluesound Node 2i, directly followed by the LOUS bridge signature powered by the LO Shanti, driving the Denafrips Aries 2DA converter. Both normally function as rune endpoint, although the Bluesound Node 2i is also used with its own system, for instance, when I want to listen to web sources that are not supported by Rune. The U.S. bridge signature can easily be converted to be in its own streamer by inserting a microSD card with other software. I use Volumio alternatively. Access to the network in setup 1 is through the Ether Regen that on the dirty side is connected to the cable modem and routers over a network cable and to the central switch on the third floor of a glass fiber. On the clean side of the Ether Regen, there is only one network feed at 100 Mbps. New in the setup 1 is the AIR AX520 amplifier. It replaces the AudioNode Soro SE and drives the AudioPhysics Corpial loudspeakers. From here on a number of variants are possible, the most basic being the Mitek Brooklyn bridge DAC as rune endpoint connected with the network cable to the Ether Regen switch. One step up is using the superb SYNTEX 6.2 amp power supply to power the Mitek instead of the built-in switch mode power supply. The SYNTEX is powerful enough to also power the Ether Regen switch. A further improvement is to insert the SOtM-SMS 200 Ultra Neo in between the Ether Regen and the Mitek, using it as a network bridge. Now the Mitek's own built-in network bridge is no longer used, so in effect it is used as a normal Mitek Brooklyn DAC+. The connection between the Ether Regen and the SOtM is an AudioQuest Diamond CAT7 network cable and between the SOtM and the Mitek a AudioQuest Diamond USB A2B cable. The SOtM is powered by an S-booster BOTW PMP ECO MK2. The ultimate configuration replaces the SOtM with the Aurelix Aries G2 streamer. It can be used as a streamer that plays music from a share or internal 2.5 inch drive. I use the shared volume of the Intel Nock when using the Aurelix Lightning DS app. But often I just use it as a rune endpoint. Still further improvements are available. Between the Aries G2 and the Mitek DAC is a vintage Siltek AES-EBU cable. When I add the Mini DSP SHD Studio Derek processor, room acoustic problems are corrected. This is the configuration I predominantly use. The REL B2 sub is not yet connected since, for now, I am already happy with the low end of the audio physics. Every day I start with reading questions and remarks you sent me. Please only use the common space below the videos, YouTube, for your questions. It is impossible to give personal buying advice or solve your problems. I just don't have the time. Although I read almost all reactions you sent me, I only respond to those on YouTube, if I can respond at all. Questions like product comparisons, which one is better, brand X model Y or brand K model L, are impossible to answer as I have explained many times. But questions that might be relevant to more than a few persons, I do answer given time. Sometimes directly below the questions and sometimes by producing a video with the answer, like this video. I have a zero tolerance policy for people that are rude, impolite, react without watching the video and those that want to tell me that what I hear is impossible because bits are bits, especially when they haven't even bothered to check my experiences. Luckily these form only a small portion of the questions and are removed by the moderator. But if you have a question or remark outside these categories, please do post it. It is great information for me when thinking about new subjects for videos. It often helps to look at a somewhat complex matter with graphics. That was the motivation for making this video this way, in reaction to your reactions. The complexity at the same time is versatility, although I understand it can be hard to imagine what setup variants lead to what qualities. Please let me know when things are not clear, but also realize that it is not always a matter of better words and that brings us to the end of this video. There will be a new video as always at Friday at 5pm central european time. If you don't want to miss that, subscribe to this channel or follow me on the social media so you will be informed on new videos around. 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So, you have a fully functional rigged character, but you've never animated before. Not a problem. Now, animating is its own field entirely, so don't get discouraged if you're having trouble. It's a very unique skill, which is why the people who animate characters are very often not the people who model them. But don't worry, I got you. From object mode, select the rig and go to pose mode. Click all the bones that have nothing to do with controlling animation. And press H to hide them. You can always unhide them if you press Alt H. Next, make sure you click this circle button right here. Otherwise, nothing you do will be remembered. And I mean that literally. Your life will fade away quicker than Thanos can snap his fingers. Anyway, down here is your animation. You can scroll up and down to get a better view, and middle click to pan it left or right. Every time you press the spacebar, the whole animation will play. Unless you tell it specifically where to start and where to end over here. And from here, you are literally ready to animate. To do that, you have to decide where to place the key poses. To make a key pose, click a frame on the timeline. And move the skeleton into any pose you want. When you are done, select all the bones with A, right click or press I to insert key frame, lock rod scale. Then you can left click drag to another point on the timeline, make another pose, and repeat the process to make another key frame. Now once you have two key frames, you will see that your character will automatically change from one key pose to the next. Which brings me to my final point.  Which means the only thing that you really need to know is where to put each key pose on the timeline. And the easiest way to figure that out is to ask yourself how does the animation begin, how does the animation end, and what is the main part supposed to look like. Let's take a basic idle animation. In most games, it loops into itself over and over and over. Any animation that loops into itself like walking or running is going to begin the same way that it ends. Which means that the first and last key frame should be the same. So, anytime you want to copy a key frame to another position, press A to select all the bones you need. Make sure that the frame you want to copy is highlighted in yellow. Right click or control C to copy the frame, left click to your new position on the timeline, and right click or control V to paste. Alright, now that our beginning and end are the same, if you left click somewhere in the middle and change the pose just a little bit, and make a new key frame by pressing A, I, and key lock rod scale, you're done.  Now, you can make it as detailed as you want. If you want to make it more interesting, just add more key frames in the middle. If you want to adjust or move frames around, press A to select all your bones, and left click or box select the frames on the timeline, and press G to move them forward or back. Before you do this, make sure that you select all the bones. Otherwise, the key frames for the bones you didn't select will not be moved. You can always right click or press delete to remove a selected yellow frame, or press shift D to duplicate them as well. If you press left and right on the arrow keys, you'll go one frame forward or backward. And if you press up and down on the arrow keys, you will jump to the next closest key frame in the animation. The last thing that you need to know how to do is mirror an animation. A lot of animations like walking and running around mirror the body on the left and right side. If you press A, select the key frame and copy it. You can go anywhere else on the timeline, right click and paste it reverse. And you can do that for multiple frames at the same time. So for example, if I make half a walking cycle and then select all the frames in the middle, I can copy them, go to the second half of the animation, right click and paste reversed. And the rest of the walking cycle will be pasted in reverse automatically. And that's it. Those are all the tools and hotkeys that you are gonna need for animation. Hope that helps. If you enjoyed this video, please don't forget to like, subscribe and ring that bell. Hope you have a fantastic day and I'll see you around.


Draft came along and tapped me on the shoulder and said come take your physical and I said no, I'm not doing that I'm going to join the Marine Corps. I was fired up. I mean I was hard charging, you know, heat and fed gas operated one each marine and I was ready to go to war. At some point they call us out and they said okay everybody pack one sea bag to stay on the island and pack one sea bag to go to Vietnam. So I did and that's what in that sea bag was the book that I had checked out of the Camp Hanson Library. That's 52 years later. That's what I'm doing is coming back to see how much of fine I've had them. Yeah, I've drug it around. Yeah, I've had it. I've carried it. It's probably been more places than most people. It's just a country boy from Colorado and I hadn't been out of the country and the first time in my life to be in an exotic place like like Okinawa and I just wanted to learn something about the culture and the people. You know the same battalion that my dad went to war in 1965 is the same battalion now that I command. It's it's an absolute honor. When I used to grab my dad's old camis. In particular, I remember Bravo Company third recon with stencil on there.  It was more of a decision that you know that you make early in life of okay, you want to follow your father's footsteps and that was one that I wanted to do. So my son now is commanding us for a third recon. So I just decided it was time to repatriate the book. I just probably bring the book back and I wanted to be here to wait. It's Camp Hanson, but really the property of the Third Marine Division. I think that it's appropriate that I sign this off. I think it is appropriate and I think we've got a place for it in the library somewhere in the division headquarters.


There's a curse. But the good news is not that there is a curse. It's the fact the curse was placed on Jesus Christ. How? You may say how was it placed? I struggle with demons. I struggle with addictions you may say. You may say I struggle with something that keeps pulling me back because curse is the black cloud that keeps you back from where you want to go and pushes you where you don't want to go.  It's not just your flesh. It's the demonic forces that are fighting against you. But the Bible says Jesus was crucified on the cross to break the power of curse. See, if he would die by stabbing, that would deal with your eternity with God. If he would die by being poisoned, that would be a quick death and it will atone for your sin. Why did he have to take the worst, the most excruciating, embarrassing and painful way to die? Because every person who lives in a curse lives in exactly the same thing. Jesus could have easily died by stoning, which exactly how Jewish people kill their prisoners. Why crucifixion?  And then you tried to walk? You couldn't walk. You had to use your heels or you had to walk like this until you would get that out.  And your wrists, no, they're not just tight and duct tape and then a nail in just a mark of in it, but actually the nail goes through and your arms and your feet, they hung on nails. He didn't have to die like that if curses wouldn't exist. If curses don't hurt people, if demons don't torment people, he would simply die quick.  They cause people's life to be painful. Why did he do that? So that curse and power of curse can be forever broken over people's lives. The witchcraft, the spells, the demonic oppressions can be broken once for all in people's lives. Can somebody say amen? Can somebody say amen? There is power in the cross. There is power in the blood. Whatever demon that is hunting in your family, you can imagine that on the cross Jesus already suffered for that. Whatever thing that you are facing right now in your health and you may say there is nothing I can do about it. I want to tell you something, the torturous and the painful death Jesus endured not just for your salvation, but for your freedom from every curse.  Every relationship you start fails.  That's exactly what happened to my mom and to my grandma. Today maybe you came to watch somebody getting baptized. Maybe you came and you can't just sit through the service and leave, but I have news for you. You don't have to live in that curse because Jesus Christ died on the cross for you. Maybe somebody put a spell on you. Maybe you were involved in the witchcraft. Maybe as a young woman, I remember we were praying just recently for a young lady who actually physically caught her finger as a teenager with another young teenager and they made it packed with the devil. I thought it was just a joke. Start practicing witchcraft, reading horoscopes and start playing with witchy boards, putting all kinds of things in her room and next thing that happens is this person's lives start going haywire and the devil starts to chase that person. Do you know why and how we can break the curse? Not because we just scream at the devil and yet at the devil.  He let his son suffer the nails.  Can somebody say amen?


Hey everyone, it's Emmanuel here and in this video. I'm going to go over the RSI indicator Now the RSI indicator is basically going to be one of the most popular indicators you run across in trading Right up there with the likes of our stochastics moving averages and so on it's typically used to identify Overbought and oversold conditions in the market now when the market goes below the 30 line We would say the market is oversold and when it crosses above and goes past the 70 line We would say the market is overbought and just like the stochastic We use it to pick potential tops and bottoms in the market and we have a couple of examples on the chart We're looking at right now right here. We can see price crosses below the 30 Signifying that the markets oversold the market bottoms out and the rally begins Some traders might drop down one or two time compressions looking to get a better entry Decreasing their risk and trying to maximize reward and at this point, they'll be looking for different entry methods Such as the double bottom Triple bottom moving average crosses and candlestick formations all in a bid to time a reversal after the RSI has given an Overbought or oversold signal on a higher time frame and here's an example of a bearish setup with the indicator going over bought and Thereafter price topped out for a good bearish move Now before you run away to your charts trying to trade this as a strategy It's very important to understand exactly what the RSI is and what it's made to do RSI stands for relative strength index and it's a basic measure of how well the currents appearing It's performing against itself by basically comparing the strength of the bullish days against the bearish days So what we have here is an indicator that gives us clues or hints in regards to strength And if you should go to your chart and start trading every cross of the RSI Pass the overbought and oversold levels and you find out very quickly that that's not going to serve you very well What you perhaps want to do is learn to read your charts and find out how to spot the Locations where you should be looking to plot your entries and you can do this by watching our weekly analysis on YouTube where we discuss why we are looking at a particular level or Attend the ultimate supply and demand forex webinar where we teach you how to find the best possible locations For supply and demand levels right here on this chart is a couple of trade setups That wouldn't have worked out if you've traded the RSI crosses as your entry signals We can see that oversold level was crossed right at this location On this particular candle in the market, but yet it continues to go lower for quite a while And again another signal at this point only gave us a little rally Which might not even be enough for you to make your profits That is if you're following good risk reward ratios It wasn't until this point with the market moving even lower past the previous levels that the indicator was telling you was Oversold the price finally gives you a double button and rallies remember all the RSI does is show us Potential turning points in the market by comparing how much sellers are in the market compared to the buyers So it's clear to see exactly why the market might be showing Oversold at this locations after consecutive bearish candles It doesn't give you a definitive point or level where the price would choose to turn around from that In fact is a question of how well you pick the levels you trade off So what I would like you to do is look at the chart right now Look at how the RSI crosses from oversold to overbought when there are very few bearish candles in its way upwards and compare that to how price struggles to go oversold or Overbought when the strength between the bears and the bulls are more balanced The rationale behind it is that price should want to pull back or give a bearish move If the climb is too vertical and as we know price can't go up forever It has to pull back find some buyers before continuing and while this raise your probability of price Moving lower at a sub par level It will not help you when the trend is very strong and pricing just blow past it before giving you any Significant pullbacks recently more traders are trading the RSI indicator in perhaps a manner that suits What it was intended for in the first place the indicator was designed to show you strength and traders who understand this Use it to confirm trend formations and let's look for some examples on the chart The rules are rather simple if you're looking for a possible uptrend Then make sure the RSI is above the 50 and if you're looking for a possible downtrend Make sure the RSI is below 50 right here with this move up We can see the RSI crosses the 50 line by the close of this candle This signifies a good strength that might be going counter the downtrend that was previously going on Now, of course, you don't just jump in the market and stop buying immediately What you might want to do is wait for a structure to be broken in the form of lower highs taken out Wait for a pullback and jump in the market with confidence that you're in a pretty strong trend as the RSI remains Over the 50 level. Well, that's it from me and I do hope you found this video helpful If you need any more help, please don't hesitate to contact us and we'll get back to you as soon as possible In the near future, I'll be going over other ways to trade the RSI indicator Such as trading the RSI divergence and hidden divergence. Have a great day and take care