All right, so you are seeing here I moved the character a bit to take him outside the box Which you did I saw that and it looks it looks definitely better. You have him leaning forward You have his reaction going hey a bit more alert and straight and then going into a relaxed pose. That's all cool Bring down the volume so it's look concentrated on the mechanics first before we go into lip-sync But what do you can there are a couple things you can you need to look out for a it's You need to get out of your post-to-post meaning for instance even from here It just goes from here to here and that's kind of it And then the rest is purely just head accents So you need to look at your next pass in terms of body mechanics So for instance this piece here when you have your hand going back a couple things happening here a this looks like an IK hand because you got This angle of your forearm in your wrist and then as you go back you can see how that forearm changes goes from here to here But then the rotation is pretty much the same on the wrist giving this a giving us an IK feel where You can move all that stuff around But then this wrist is usually kind of locked and you can see how it feels broken a point where it's just a point where it's to rotate it over and Then you can see it here The rotation is looking downwards here on the wrist and this is the angle of your shoulder of your elbow I mean and see as you go over you can see how the elbow moves over But the rotation of the wrist is still the same So you have to make sure that it looks like an FK arm and just in terms of anatomy body mechanics that if you have All of this moving around that it's going to affect your wrist a lot of times the wrist is going to be aligned with forearm more or less So you want to make sure that when you have something like this a doesn't look like an IK arm And the other thing about an arm if you move with your arm back The cool thing is that you engage your shoulder. That's right. It seems like you're moving up though And I will go up and back because he is going back here with his arm So what happens then is that if you move your arm? already through here I Will move that shoulder back then you can bring it up But because of that move of bringing the arm back to go around the chair here, it's going to engage your chest That chest is going to rotate in Y as well Which in turn is going to affect the hips You're also going to turn in Y just a bit less and because you have arm chest and hip movement That is being affected by that arm. There's going to be a change that is going to affect the orientation of the head as well so Through all of this you can see the head is like this and it doesn't change at all Here you have animation because of the dialogue Which is great But then if you do this that head movement is also going to affect the lower neck the chest and so on because of that That's going to affect the hands and the arm here and here so you have to look at now for your next pass What are the mechanics? What happens when I move this arm? What else is going to be affected? By all of this right so this movement is going to affect this area a lot more this a bit less This is a bit less you're gonna see the knees I'm gonna really see finger movement, but still having him move like this You can see how the wrist is completely broken here all that movement in the upper arm Forearm and everything, but then the wrist is not moving at all So you would have a wrist movement because of that the fingers would change. So this is your next pass Look at the mechanics Even through here I'll probably bring up that wrist a bit more if you do a squint test here for me that my silhouette test It just feels like a block. It's a horrible drawing here, but feels like a block where we could have let's see Do you have anything? Maybe here Or you want to bring that wrist up a bit higher and then the wrist the fingers a bit higher So there may be more halfway through The palm and maybe potentially even rotate it out Away from us just giving it a nicer silhouette than this hammer here kind of a hammer silhouette And then same thing here as you drop this arm like I said mechanics This is going to affect that which in turn is gonna affect that and that and that and so on So that needs to be your next pass for sure Whoa, and then moments like this Austria he's basically just going back with his chest Seems like a very simplified one axis rotation So when you look at some Complexities and that's going to be informed by this arm move this arm is moving a lot more than this So your chest is going to also rotate in the Y driven by this arm moving back I mean it says Austria you can have a bit of a dip in the head and go over Austria You know it could be something where I engage that my webcam here instead of going back and say Austria it could be Austria Austria you can have all kinds of arcs all kind of head moves That would help the complexity here This is not just one mechanical move back Alright, I mean that applies to all your moves here. It's definitely a lot better so I would do another pass of really looking at the mechanics and looking at if you move the head and if the character says something and that Will enforce head accents because of the energy and the amount of words and the energy like the how loud it says those words and Because of that because of head movements that move is going to affect the rest of the body as well So that will be my recommended pass for next week. All right. Thank you All right, there's an email you can sign up you can start whenever you want you can submit whatever you want You get 16 submissions either way a like and subscribe would be awesome. All right. Thank you You


Okay, welcome back to space arena the ultimate python turtle graphics game tutorial part 10 level set up So as we have the game right now basically, what's gonna happen is We create our player our missile and our enemies Here and our power ups here and that works okay For the beginning, but what's gonna happen is later when we want to go to level 2 or go to level 3 go to level 4 There's gonna be no easy way to do that So what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna take most of this stuff here when I think I take this part And I'm gonna move it up into the game class okay, so Watch what I do here. So I'm gonna go up to the game class And I'm gonna go ahead and create a new method And I'm gonna call it start level and of course because this is an object. I've got to put self So the first thing I want to do at this point, so when we're starting a level, I want to clear the sprites list So what that does is it just basically takes all the sprites and deletes all of their Let's see references to those sprites that are on the list sprites I think at least the player in the missile will still exist I'm not a hundred percent sure about the other sprites, but at least they're off our list So then what I need to do is I need to add the player So I'm gonna sprites dot append player and I need to add the missile I'm gonna sprites dot append Missile and then what I need to do is to also add the enemies and the Powerups so just to make it simple for now What I'm gonna do is I'm going to is I'm going to add basically one enemy per level just to keep it simple And then we can kind of play around with it. Just going to get the principal down Okay, so now I need to keep track of the level So of course the game always starts at level one And so we'll just say the game's level is one. So watch what I do here. So for underscore in range Self dot level So this could have been x it could have been y but since we're not really using it We're just using it as a placeholder. I'm just gonna put an underscore there so If it's level two, this will repeat two times it was level three it will repeat three times course This is level one. It's only going to repeat one time. So what I do is I got to put some enemies in now I need to give the enemies an x coordinate and so What I want to do is randomize where the enemies appear So I'm gonna be using the random module So I'm gonna have to go ahead and oops wrong one I have to go ahead and go all the way up So clear that out. That's annoying. I'm to go all the way up here And I'm gonna have to go ahead and type imports. It's import random Okay, the random module gives us quite a few things we can play with now I want the the enemies to appear somewhere in the game space Now if you recall the game size is controlled by These two values the game width and the game height Remember that is different to the size of the window because our game world is going to be bigger And what we'll get to you know scrolling a lot stuff later. So what I'm going to do here is negative Self because I'm inside the class itself self dot width divided by two and Self dot width divided by two So if the width is a thousand so it's negative five hundred two Positive five hundred And I'm just gonna go ahead and do the same thing with why I'm gonna copy that so if I type in it over again and There's gotta be careful you gotta be careful you do that You got to make sure you change all the right stuff. So why and in this case, it's not gonna be with it's gonna be height Yeah, it's gonna be height and a couple other things we need to do is The dx and dy so I'm gonna do basically the same thing dx equals random Dot rand int and I'm just gonna go ahead negative two to two I Might end up changing this a little bit later, but for now. Let's just keep it consistent To get the idea across and then what I got to do is sprites dot append So it's an enemy Prethesis you can see here. It's telling me. I need an x y shape and color So I'm gonna go ahead and just put x y and the shape will be I think square And we'll make the enemies red for now Okay, and don't forget the second parenthesis because this this parenthesis matches here This parenthesis matches the append statement So that gives us that will give us a certain number of Enemies now one thing here dx and dy were not part of the constructor so I Can either I could go down to The enemy or sorry. Yeah, I got the enemy Sprite thingy here, and I could set it up here Because I don't think it's set up in the sprite class. Let's just check just to make sure Yeah, because dx and dy are set to zero by default so what we can do here is a little nice Python thing so sprites minus one this will give us the very last sprite that was added And since it was definitely going to be this because the next line we can do it like that. I say dx equals dx and sprites negative one Dot dx equals or sorry dy equals dy And that should do it. So what we need to do down here is I Don't need these anymore But I do need to do a couple things. I need to take the sprites and I'm gonna put them Actually, I guess we do it like this way So these things weren't good not going to use anymore because we're doing that in the game thing And then I will say set up the level set up And what I'll do is I'll say game dot So start level they called it level And that's it So that should work. So let's go ahead and test that And we should get one enemy Okay, and see everything's still working. See if I can shoot it or not. Oops. I did bounce. I did collide with it That's good. Oops that collisions are working still. Okay, and I can't shoot it, which is Good. All right Now we need to do the same thing with the power-ups So I'm just gonna go ahead and delete that and I'm gonna go all the way up to here again And I just want to do the same thing with power-ups now for now We'll just go ahead and add one power-up per level just to keep it simple and for testing and We're gonna append a power-up oops Instead of an enemy and it's gonna be a circle and it's gonna be blue. Okay, so let's go ahead and run that test it There is our Player or there's our enemy. I don't see a power-up Which is not a good sign Now it is possible the power-up. Yeah Probably what happened was the power-up started over here and which is balancing up and down. Okay, so that is a possibility So now you can see that the power-up is working, so let's go ahead and just for fun Now what's what makes it cool is that I just go ahead and make the starting level 10 Just for fun and go ahead and run that. Oh my gosh, and there are Dozens, there's 10 enemies and 10 power-ups. So you see we probably don't want that many power-ups per level Well, maybe maybe we'll see how the screen goes Okay, so we can shoot things and It's actually it's fun Yeah, so you see how everything still works so we can add an arbitrary number of Enemies an arbitrary number of power-ups whenever we create a level and put that back to one Okay, so stay tuned for next video where we can talk about how to actually You know when we destroy enough enemies to get to the next level and all that sort of thing And we'll go ahead and go from there. Okay, so thanks for watching subscribe for updates and keep on good


Welcome back folks. We have the now industrials right now up 52 Nasdaq's up 32 S&P's are up eight. Let's go over to our man. Mr. Basil Chapman as we do each and every Tuesday and Thursday at 20 past the hour and don't forget folks basil as an outstanding show here every trading day 12 to 1 Eastern standard time also is a great newsletter the opening call the way you get the opening call You come over to our website at TFNN You're gonna go right under newsletters the opening call right on the right-hand side.  They all come with a 30-day money back guarantee folks great Newsletters great radio program each and every day check it out right at TFNN How's the channel? What's going on? Well, just starting to get used to the fact that it's getting cold weather again So that's the way it is cold weather and it's 80 days. See we're loving it now now. It's 81 degrees here This is like this is this is your perfect weather, right? This is it from now until May. It's like oh my god They can't believe it and this we needed this break now. It was interesting Basil last year We really didn't get a good break until December and that's like way too long meaning the 85 to 88 But it's 81. It's gonna be 79 next week So it's just like it makes a difference when you guys you guys got to get a little cold and then we do too You know, so it's interesting how it works Enjoy the weather. Yes Come on down man. Come on down Bring that tennis rocket totally. Oh, yeah, right Okay, I probably be the last outdoor tennis that I'll be having for quite a while So we're looking at the Dow does a 54 right now 27,056 so there are patterns that we talk about when we last spoke I said for the subscribers to my opening call we started to raise some cash because We're looking at a kind of a sideways very mixed market very selective with a lot of stocks That should be doing well, then I really not doing they rather spoke about the fang stocks that's Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Google Alphabet and Only alphabet been close to it's all-time high. So this is what we actually went to an all-time high But the others are really lagging. So we were all long right now in the Dow We're anticipating let me just do this so I can show the pattern that we're always looking for here in the Chapman wave We're always looking for the lowest most Identifiable low bar and then you matter. It's merely start account of each successively higher peak Alphabetize them they can go all the way to a G But the fourth highest peak peak D is where other things can happen And we've seen how many times that occurs where we get a really sharp sell-off at that peak D Or we could recycle up and the patterns. I'm looking at just straight down straight up or the arch pattern The cup pattern or you can get a combination. That is like that lowercase h or the reverse y Now, why do I show those patterns because look look what's happening right here? We got that peak D doji candle on the That was a 12th of September 27,000 three or six come plunging down to the 25,743 level we were very fortunate to be short there We we actually now long waiting for this leg D So I just said that when you get to that peak C in a Chapman wave buy signal to buy mode Once you go to a buy mode it implies that you should get at least four higher peaks Well, we missed it by nine points a 27,120 was the high on the that was just three days on the 15th Today's highest twenty seven thousand one hundred and twelve So that's one in twelve. Yeah, so we just need nine points to make that leg D Now why don't make a big deal about it is because the mag D the moving average convergence divergence is good Sycastic is good at 88% But I haven't really seen real strength in the in the Dow So when I get to this leg D I'm really watching it closely because as I as you saw right here on the left side We saw this in July and we saw this in September at that peak D We started to pull back very sharply But the big deal is that I was waiting for the S&P which has gone to a leg D today I was waiting for the QQQ Right here. It's in leg D and it's because of IBM which IBM took quite a hit today It's down. Oh my it's even worse. It's minus eight at 134 And there's your peak D right there on the on the first of October It goes to 147.35 fourth highest peak and look at that sharp sell-off and the weekly is at a D so I'm anticipating that This kind of corrective move that we've been in even though it's on the way up is really a continuation Let me just go back to the Dow to show It's really a continuation of the sideways trading range and the technique that I use called the Chapman wave inside track repellent zone and we're right here in the weekly charts that they can take you all the way to about 27,000 180 if you see a truth if the Dow starts to break above 27,306 that's going to be very good because it'll be the first time that we're breaking this resistance level So we'll remain along on the Dow We might start to take a little bit off after we get that leg D That's how we playing it But also you remember I spoke to you that we've been a long bank of America for quite some time here again You got that peak D around number 30 open on the 13th of September 30 point 32 was the high that day pulls back sharply to a trendline support of 27 16 and now it's in legs C probably a peak C today at 37 to 2 I think it will go to a D here again You're looking at that weekly chart with that resistance inside track repellent zone. So it's going to be very important We're in from the 24 area here. It is at 30 so it's doing very nicely and We've spoken about the dollar for ages and I said you I'm getting a little Cautious because we've got all these D's and the daily the weekly and and the monthly I think that the dollar could have one of the deeper pullbacks I think that's going to unfold and you can see we've gone from 99 46 on the 1st of October at peak D We write down to the 97 63 almost at the 200 period moving average and the weekly chart has made a peak D So this is in a cell mode The week the monthly chart is still in a buy mode and that's still very good But it's in leg D. So I'm watching that closely. But to go with that. I've been saying to subscribers We've been we were at one point very positive on it on a And I did visit an ETN. This is ready Playing the grains because the grains were looking very good and we did very nicely then we were out of it But now we're back in because look at wheat we just had look at this big move in wheat It's just broken out again. Look at soybeans So that's the reason and he has a peak E But it's holding very nicely and you've got corn also holding very nicely off the very big move So my suspicion is that because of the weakness in the dollar maybe now we can see some kind of a rally in the grains that actually impacts the the composite ETN that I that we have that we back long and I think that we're looking at something a little different. I said last week I think we're in for some kind of a change because if you look at the euro This is probably one of the better moves we've seen in the euro on a technical basis Price wise has done this before but on technical basis. This is a little bit better than we've seen before So I think this is a countertrend rally in the euro And I think the dollar is going to continue digesting its gains for a while Then I think the dollar actually comes back strong. So that's that's not the outlook that we have I think that This is where we've got to be looking very carefully at the SMH's there The earnings reports coming up very soon with the semiconductors. They're at all-time highs. Do they hold do they break out? What do they do a lot of clues a lot of very mixed market be playing it as a mixed market and folks We'll easily get battles news that I come over our website at TFNN You're gonna go into it newsletters You'll see it for a month one hundred twenty eight dollars six months five ninety five a year for nine ninety five 30-day running back guarantee those of a great one safe one real for the show tomorrow. Thank you very much. Thank you


Aaron there was a lot of noise as Aaron Boone put it surrounding Garrett Cole heading into this start What do you think about the way he was able to block that out and perform tonight? That's you know, that's what an ace does You know garrison with a guy that in any big situation anything a noise You know big games he always picks it up a notch. You know, that's what we saw tonight. I usually I see him You know kind of sit around 95 90s You know 97, you know the first couple innings and then kind of ramped up to 199 It's a big spot But I saw him pumping some 100 mile an hour passals in there in the first inning wishes something I love to see so You know nothing really, you know can phase that guy, you know, he's Always locked in thought on his approach of what he wants to do, you know on the mound and you know We went out and executed tonight What did you think about the battles with donaldson in particular tonight considering everything that's been said over the last week?  Just see at that quality, you know continue to can control the zone Not swinging at bad pitches working the count taking our walks And then you know the guy behind us, you know picking us up with some pickets You know our offense is rolling and our offense is good as one guys are You know Control on their zone and you know, they leave in the middle do some damage on us. We're able to do tonight


Good day, fellow investors! The Chinese stock market has been hit recently, which means that there could be opportunities to invest in. Today I'll share with you my comprehensive approach to an analyzing potential investments in China, a Chinese list, but let's first look at what's going on in the stock market. The Shanghai index is down 16.83% year-to-date, 20% from the top in January, and also 18% since a year ago. So in this video I'll share with you a list, a list of 19 Chinese stocks traded on US stock market with a short description, price earnings ratio, price-to-book ratio, also a dividend. And then I also will divide the stocks into several groups that will make it easier for you to find what best fits your portfolio. We'll also discuss how you have to be very careful in approaching investing in China, because history has shown that there have been lots of frauds, lots of unfriendly shareholder, unfriendly management to shareholders, a lot of things that you really have to dig deep, but if you dig deep you can see, you can spot those things and who is frauding you or not telling the complete truth and who is really a genuine Chinese company. If there are any, some might say. So what am I looking for in China at the moment? Key factors to watch, business strength, fundamentals, qualitative factors and those factors that are not obvious to the market. That's what I'm looking for. We'll go through them a little bit deeper. Before we start, such an approach to a market sector is something that I constantly do. I constantly take whole big lists of companies, of sectors and then go one by one, one by one, try to find the one with the best value, margin of safety, management strength, the best business out there, because in this ETF index world there are a lot of irrationalities because everybody is buying China. People are not buying certain stocks in China. Most people are just buying the ETF and when there is a crisis, trade wars, whatever, they are selling the ETF, reducing risk exposure to emerging markets and therefore selling all the stocks in China, which the good businesses become cheaper and the bad businesses unfortunately go there where their place is. So it's important to differentiate between the good and the bad. I'll also be looking at this short-term place, let's see if we can take advantage of some catalysts coming, but I'm looking really for my model portfolio to find some great crown jewel businesses to put in the portfolio, then cover over the long term, add if necessary, reduce if something changes. So I'm really looking for stocks that I can really follow for a very, very long period of time, including the portfolio and reap business returns over the long term. Not so much movement, short-term catalysts, really long-term business returns and that's the only advantage that we have according to said Claremont. There's a video about it in the card above. How to find those factors that are not obvious to the market? Simply check every stock, read the conference call transcript, what is the management saying, read the past conference call transcripts, read the annual reports. So when you systematize, see what's the business, what has the potential to be a good business, then you go in depth into finding those really earnings models that lead you to under followed or underpriced securities. The not obvious factors when it comes to analyzing Chinese stocks are growth, cash flows in comparison to earnings, a lot of companies have, I don't know, convertible bonds or IPOs, expenses that skew earnings, but there are many one-off items that simply don't get under the radar of investors. Also growth, confirmation of trend or business and the key is of course quality management. So it always starts with the list, let me explain what is in the list and then I'll explain how to download it. So on the list you have the company, the ticker, the exchange, the sector, the business, the price earnings ratio, the price to book value, the dividend, the group to compare to. And there are 90 companies on the list, 97 companies. There is also an OTC list with another 181 companies, but that's my second step. Let me first look at this regularly traded listed companies and then I'll go to over the counter market. Also something fun, but you never know what you can find. There will be a lot of frauds or unliquid companies there, but that's a different story. Also what I did, I have divided the list by the following categories to make things easier to compare. And airlines, two stocks, China Hustle, watch the movie if you haven't alleged fraud and fishy things there, five stocks, declining stocks, one education, sector eight stocks there, games a little bit interconnected with growth stocks, government-owned growth stocks, growth hype capex, holding, insurance, liquidation, loss making, market leader, pharma, recent ipo, 11 stocks, regulatory bet and a few stable business growth stocks. And there are others include P2P lending that I didn't touch because I have already analyzed the whole sector. So how to download, you go to any of my YouTube videos, you scroll down to the description, click show more of course, scroll down to my stock market research platform link and then you also see what I do. Perhaps you're interested if you want someone doing the work for you. When you get there, just scroll down, scroll down until you get to my curriculum and there there are some things you can see but there are some things you can really see. There is the YouTube video stock analysis comparative table with the stocks that we started analyzing on this YouTube channel. Click down when it opens and then you have China stocks here, traded listings and then you scroll down, you can watch this, the Jiangsu Expressway stock analysis if you wish. And here you have the preview of China stock list data in general description, what was updated yesterday, click here and here you have the China complete list of stocks to download for your use. I have made here just a disclaimer so that this is not, you can just delete this and then you have the table of list with the comments, what is what, where it comes from, the price earnings ratio, price to book ratio, also the dividend yields and the group to which is compared, what's going on. So I think this will really help you if you're starting with Chinese exposure or if you're looking for new Chinese exposure. I didn't go into the OTC traded stocks yet but that's something that I will do next. Let's first finish all the listed companies. So this is not the complete list, please download it, check it out, put in the comments if I have missed something, if it is a stock please be it with a market cap above 100 million because those small shady Chinese companies, anything can be there and you cannot know what is the reality there if you're not the CEO. So let's simply avoid that in order to save time and find better investments. Even if those might be extremely profitable. Thank you for watching, the next videos will be already about 10 growth stock companies. I'll show you my growth models, how I insert the growth to give me a fair price at what I would buy the company and then we'll go through 10 stocks to see whether those are undervalued or overvalued in relation to past growth, current growth and potential future growth. Thank you for watching, looking forward to your comments and I'll see you in the next video.


Hello, ladies and gentlemen, my name is Fausto Puglisi from Cybertrain University, and today we are starting a new series of trading on the Thinkorswim platform with something that I call Level 4. Now, if you have been attending any of our events before, you'll notice that one of the big things that we teach is how to follow the big money. And one of the big things I want to show you, which is a great feature that Thinkorswim now carries, is Level 4 data. Now, I want to show you the power of it. And once again, if you like what you see, like us, friend us, because we're going to have a series of these videos that we want to share with you because these are the tools that we use. Now, you have to understand the way things go up and go down is supplying demand. And I've been training on Thinkorswim for, I don't know, it's got to be 20 years now, ever since it actually came out, believe it or not. And one of the big things that made it very difficult to trade on Thinkorswim, because I'm more of a stock trader, which I know we have a lot of those out there is I'm not really that much of an option trader, but now they integrated this big tool into it, it changed everything. So let's get right into it. What you're looking at right here is a big feature that they just implemented. It's called Bookmap. Once again, if you go to Cybertree University, and you know, if you look up Bookmap, you'll notice that we've done a lot of events with them. It's one of the biggest things that we pitched now in a way of as a tool to use. Now, not having as a standalone now you could actually get it into Thinkorswim platform. All you have to do is subscribe to it. Now, what I want to show you here is the tools of how it works. And once again, there's going to be a with the series, I'm going to do a couple of different examples. I'm just going to give you a basic one and then obviously we have other ones. What we're looking at is more of a heat map. And this is basically a heat map of different ECNs orders out there. These are orders that are being bought and sold that are out there. See, a lot of people that trade the market, they like to use indicators and they're always focusing on what's happening in the past. We don't do that here at Cybertree University. The way I was trained being a market maker, we teach you how to focus on the future. The future are the buyers and sellers that are out there. You have to remember what is in the past is not always indicative of the future. So we focus on the future and the future is where are the institutions, the high-frequency trades, the algorithms, the market makers, the brokerage firms. These are the things you're looking for, the dark pools. So as we're looking at this, we're looking at stocks and we'll call Microsoft. And just briefly just show you what we have. This actually will actually show you pre-market trading, which you could see right here. You could see from 9am to 9.30. Hold on, just get a little point throughout this. Guys, go follow my little dot here. See my little dot right here. So you could see right here that you can get pre-market data now. So you get a sense of direction where it's going and that's something that we teach and we do a lot in my trading room. We actually start an hour before the market even opens up. And once again, that's a lesson in itself. The big thing that we're looking at is what exactly are we looking at? Well, what we have right here is looking at Microsoft today. It had a really big buy. That green ball means that there was a very big volume of buyers out there and that kind of made the stock go up. If you use time in sales, you know, that shows you where the transactions are taking place, the bid or the offer. Now you can see how the stock went up. And then you're getting these little lines right here. You're seeing like these orange lines, these red lines. These are orders that are out there. And by knowing those orders are out there, you're seeing which I guess most of us should know what makes a chart very attractive is supply and demand, support and resistance. You cannot have a support or resistance unless those buyers are out there and those sellers are out there. So these are the tools that we look at. Now you could see how the stock obviously went up. And then you get these really, really, really bright red bars right here on this heat map. These are orders that are out there that are very substantial. We call them iceberg orders, big block institution orders. And those, once again, if you're a good trader and you understand how to reach charts, you'll know that if you could reach support and resistance levels, what makes them big buyers and sellers? It's simple math. It's that easy. Not making it complicated. Now the thing that we're looking at right here is looking where those orders are. And what makes these big orders right here are these big orders of the buyers and sellers out there. They want to know where they are. Now knowing who they are and what they're doing, if you could zoom in and zoom out with the platform. And you could see right here is that right here we had a very big order out here. And over here where it says COB, these are the actual orders at every price level. And we could zoom in a little bit closer and we could like zoom in and go in and out. And we'll talk a little bit about that in the upcoming videos. What we're looking at is seeing where those orders are taking place. Are they getting hit on the bid or are they getting hit on the offer? Right here what you'll notice that there was about a $30,000 share buy right here. If you look here at this big volume bar right here, there was a lot of orders that got executed at that price. Now once again, support and resistance levels get broken all the time. Right there, there was a big buyer. In theory, you would think the stock's going to go up. But what happens that buyer gets executed? You could see what's happening. The stock is starting to go down. Now, what is the game plan? The game plan is how much lower could it go? Where is the next support levels? And you could see right here on the right hand side, you could see that there is a buyer right now for 14,000 shares at $305.50. And if it breaks that, the next buyer is at $305. So it's about a 50-cent move. And this is the key you've got to look at right now, fellow traders. You are seeing orders, big block orders out there. Once again, you're not trading 14,000 shares of a $300 stock. Someone is.  Because it's these orders that are going to make those support and resistance levels and it's the book map of trading on something called Level 4, where the institutions are, and the algorithms and the high-frequency trades that are going to give you that game plan to make smarter and better in trading decisions. Now if you like this video, like I said, we're going to have a whole series of them.  I want to do a little basic video just to kind of give you the benefits of it. So once again, like us and friend us and we'll see you in the next Thinkorswim video on Level 4. Thanks for watching.


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Why, there's a whole kernel of wheat in every Wheaties' flake. Keep party to your Wheaties, then you do, do, do, and okay, okay. With his faithful Indian companion, Toto, the daring and resourceful masked writer of the plains, led the fight for law and order in the early western United States. Nowhere in the pages of history can one find a greater champion of justice. Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear. From out of the past come the thundering hoofbeats of the great horse, Silver. The lone ranger rides again. Come on, Silver, let's go be close. I am Silver, Silver! Get us there, come on. Lieutenant Carson sat straight in the saddle as he rode alongside an army supply wagon. It was a big wagon heavily loaded with rifles, ammunition, and uniforms for the quartermaster at Fort Meade. Two guards sat on the highest seat with a driver, who guided the powerful team of six horses through Sunset Canyon. As the wagon rounded up then, the soldiers saw a small party of about a dozen Indians. Redskins ahead, they've opened fire! Here they come, let them have it!  The lieutenant had just drawn his carbine from the scabbard when a bullet caught him in the shoulder. He fell from his horse, but managed to crawl through the protection of a nearby rock. The Indians in the open were easy targets for Lieutenant Carson. When he shot the leader of the Indians before survivors turned to flee, to their dismay, escape was cut off. The masked man and Indian who had heard the gunfire were coming fast and firing from the saddle. The Indians turned again. They rushed for the rock that concealed Lieutenant Carson's. He was ready with his carbine freshly loaded. That's one, that's two. He was weak from pain and loss of blood, but he gritted his teeth and steadied his rifle. Half an hour later, Lieutenant Carson's opened his eyes. He found himself lying on a blanket. He was stripped to the waist. Someone applied a compress to his wounds while someone else bathed his face with a wet bandana. Hi, uh, what? Hey, Lieutenant, they're going to be all right. Oh, now I remember you and the Indian cut off retreat from the savages. Yes. Before left, they turned to run, and they saw you. They turned back and came toward me. You were ready for them? I, I don't remember much. I shot two of the four. You shot all four? I don't remember the last two. Your wound is a painful one. Well, what about the man on the wagon?  You mean? Yes, they're dead. Oh, we should have had more guards, but the men couldn't be spared. The wagon doesn't seem to have been damaged. How about the horses? Two have flesh wounds, but they're able to work. But, but if it left me to the driver's seat, I, I might be able to take the wagon through the Fort Meade. Lieutenant, you wouldn't have a chance. Oh, but I, I must. The soldiers at Meade can wait for their new uniform. Oh, no, no. In that wagon, beneath the uniforms, there are new repeating rifles, ones like I used against the Indians. You saw how effective they are. They're badly needed.  Weaker than you thought, aren't you? Oh, it, my wound that bad. Lieutenant, Tonto has stopped the flow of blood in given first aid, but a doctor is needed to remove the bullet. You'll be in bed for several days. Bed? Where? I know an old soldier who lives in the town of Maverick Pass. When Tonto has you ready for travel, I'll take you to his home and get a doctor. Very well. Tonto will ride the Fort Meade and tell what happened. Men from the Fort can be here by nightfall to get the wagon and the dead. The trip to Maverick Pass was exhausting for a man already weakened. Lieutenant Parsons lost consciousness before the trip was ended. He was still unconscious when the doctor came. While the lone ranger and his friend Dave Hanley waited for the doctor to come from the bedroom, the masked man told the old soldier about the fight in the canyon. When he finished, Dave said, It was a six in hand, you say? Yes, Dave. That's the kind of team I used to drive. It was a supply wagon, you say? That's right, Dave. Just like I used to drive. What's it told you? Uniforms, new rifles and ammunition. New rifles, eh? Repeaters? Yes. Those rifles are humdingers. They'll make renegade red skin sit up and take notice. I sure wish my son's outfit had rifles like that. Dave makes short work of the Flagler Gang. The Flagler Gang? Are you speaking of Scar Flagler? That's right. You heard of him? Yes. He's one of the worst killers this part of the country has ever known. He's land at ocean, at wagon load of rifles, his idol in the canyon, where any wandering polecat can help himself. I told you, Dave, a tunnel's gone to bring men from Fort Mead. Meanwhile, Flagler's Gang might find a new shoot in Irons. Then they'd be worse than ever. You said the horses were all right? Yes. And so am I. I can still handle a sixth horse team in a fashion to make any man sit up and take notice. Oh, but Dave, you... What's more, I'm still a soldier. Still have my cap and jacket over here in the closet. You have a responsibility right here. The lieutenant in the next room will... Got taken care of here? Come on, mister, let's get going. The old soldier was prophetic without knowing it. While he and the Lone Ranger waited for the doctor's report, a band of heavily armed horsemen came through the canyon. It was Flagler and his gang. They had been following the wagon tracks for several hours. When they saw the wagon standing alone, they drew rain. Hey, Flagler, it's a wagon we've been following. Looks like it was attacked by Indians. Maybe the Redskins did our work for us. Look inside and see if they've looted the wagon. After studying the scene, Flagler reached a conclusion as to what had happened. Hell, Indians attacked and were licked. At least a couple of the soldiers survived to wrap the dead and tie the horses. It's probably gone for help. That's about it, boss. Hey, Steve, what's in that wagon? Uniforms and new repeat rifles. Just as we heard, boys. Yeah, it was a good day for us. We had word of this shipment. You can sure use the rifle. And the uniform. Huh? Think of what we can do if we go around to towns and villages posing as soldiers. Yeah, I hope they have some generals' clothes for me to wear. All right, pack the rifles on your horses. Yeah, sure. I'll take as many uniforms you can carry. We'll set fire to what's left. We'll continue our lone ranger adventure in just a moment. When Bill's that fast, the kids all shout, you can't strike that slugger out. He gets the hip because he knows he's got the... 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Will it take long to reach that place where the wagon was left? We'll be there in about an hour, Dave. You'll probably meet Toto and the men from Fort Meade. I'll wait in a canyon until someone comes for the soldiers who gave their lives. Right, there I'm all set. Leave the way. Right, he's been a big fella. Come on, hurry! Now, get out there.  The army wagon was heavily built, but the wood was dry from years of use and hot sun. Set afire by Flagler's gang it burned like tinder. By the time the lone ranger and the old soldier reached the place, the wagon was reduced to smouldering embers and blackened hardware. Whoa, whoa, whoa! Look! Look what's happened! He's been a big fella. Dave, we're too late. Easy, boy. Gone you call it. These tracks were made by the men who set the wagon on fire. Look at them. Oh, must have been a lot of them. Did you ever see Indians wearing boots with high heels? I think it was white men who came here. White men? Let's look at the remains of the wagon. Do you see any rifles in there? Let me poke around. Ow! Still hot. There are a number of repeating rifles on the wagon. So you said I don't see anything that looks like them? Yeah, they've been stolen. I can sadly why a pack of outlaws would steal rifles, but why would they set fire to the wagon? Possibly because they hated everything connected with the army. You said Scarf Flagler hated people. Flagler! Great day, that's it. This is his work. The raiders came along the floor of the canyon. They seem to have been following the wagon tracks. How many of them would you say there were? There are tracks of at least a dozen horses. When they left here, they went that way. Up the canyon wall? There seems to be a narrow trail to the top. Could we follow those tracks? I think so. Wonder why they left the horses that pulled the wagon. Take like those crooks to leave six strong horses behind? Followably because those horses couldn't climb the side of the canyon. They will follow those tracks. Leave clear signs so Tonto can follow us. With soldiers? I'll arrange a few stones here on the ground. What's that for? A message to Tonto. You'll know I want him to follow. There, that'll do it. Ready, Dave? Right. I just hope I get Scarf Flagler in front of my shooting iron. That's what I hope. The long ranger led the way along a narrow, shelf-like trail that led to the rim of Sunset Canyon. Then for over half a mile, the hoof marks of the outlaw's horses could be clearly seen on level table land. After that, the ground became rocky and uneven. Foothills gave way to a jagged mountains. We're getting into a high country. And rugged. I bet we've passed a dozen caves and canyons. This is just the sort of mountains a gang like Flagler would pick for a hideout. Dave, I want you to drop back about 50 yards. Why? We may be getting close to the gang. You figure they'll shoot us on the side, is that it?  Then let me ride ahead and draw the gunfire.  You're mounted on a better horse. If you drop back, you'll have a chance to duck for cover. Maybe you can turn tail and hit the back trail. Dave, I'm not turning tail. Neither am I. Stop here, old silver bull. You said it'd be cool. Now, we're less than half a mile from the peak of this mountain. Yeah, just not what I'd calculate. I doubt if a gang would camp on the far side, there aren't the hiding places there are on this side. Then they'll hold up somewhere between us and the ridge. I'm sure of it. Shade your eyes and look carefully. Now, use my binoculars.   While the masked man and old Dave eyed the side of the mountain that lay above, they in turn were being watched. Flagler's men were closer than they realized. Cut her with the mask. It's confusing binoculars now, boss. Yeah, let me see Steve. Steve moved aside and Flagler took his place at a narrow gap between two massive boulders. The outlaw's hideout was a place ideally designed by nature for the purpose. It was an area of relatively level ground. From behind a barricade of large rocks, guards could watch the downhill slope of the mountain. On the opposite side of the hideout, the ground slanted upward toward the peak. You know who the told you it was, boss? No, I never saw him before. Oh, looking to be wearing a uniform. He's lived too long.  Give me a rifle. The Army sure made a mistake when it threw Flagler out. Lenny, a man had paid for that. I set a rifle. Here, boss, take mine. No, no, no, one of the new ones. I want to see how these new Rick Peters work on men in uniform. There you are. Loaded. You don't know how to use those with Peters, boss. Well, this is a good time to find out. First, come back to Hammer. I know you don't, boss. Don't tell me how to handle a rifle. How can a rifle be fired without drawing back to Hammer? Boss, not so loud. They'll hear you. Hey, the duck is recovered. They did hear you. Shoot back. Boss, listen, before you can find those repeating rifles.  Where it didn't fire. You said the rifle was loaded. It is loaded. I tried to tell you, boss. After you load the cartridges into the magazine, you've got to work a lever. That brings the first cartridge in the firing position and cocks the rifle at the same time. Let me show you. I can do it. That's it. Now it's ready to fire. You see how the hammer's back? Well, this is a fine time to tell me. Well, yes.  Now those two have gone behind a rock and taken their horses with them. Well, I'll give them something to think about. Get anything? No, but I cut plenty of hunks off the top of that rock. I let them know what will happen if they come with any nearerness. How'd they get this far? I didn't think anyone could follow our trigger with this high down. Well, maybe just luck on their part. Maybe they didn't follow any trail. I know someone's holed up here. We can't let them get away. Don't worry. They won't get away. The long ranger and Dave Hanley are momentarily safe behind the rock. Tell the brief consul of war. At least we know where the gang's hiding. You're going to hit the back trail while I try to cover your retreat. No, sir. I told you before. I won't turn tail and run.  I was bringing men from Fort Meade. You can meet them on the trail. Tell them about that outlaw hideout. Well, behind those rocks, the crooks could stand off an army. Not if the army or even a small attachment attacks from the top of the hill. Huh? Hey, there's an idea. You go and meet the soldiers. I'll stay here and keep those critters busy. Dave, the officer in charge of the troopers might not pay any attention to a masked man. But if an old soldier like you outlines a military strategy... Yeah, I guess you're right at that. Why don't we both go? We'd be cut down before we went 50 feet. Someone must stay here and fire fast enough to keep the outlaws heads down. All right, I'll go. Ready? Ready as I'll ever be. But I start firing. Ride. The masked man made sure both his guns were fully loaded. Then he leaped from behind the rock and hugged the ground. A rifle cracked from the rocky fortress above. Then the Lone Ranger's gun spoke. The outlaw watching between the rocks had fired too fast and missed. The smoke of his rifle gave the Lone Ranger a target. His first shot rocketed it through the narrow gap and creased the outlaw's shoulder. His sustained fire sent bullet after silver bullet into the hideout. While old Dave rolled downhill at breakneck speed, when the masked man's guns were empty, he drew back to the shelter of the rock and hurriedly reloaded. The outlaws opened fire, but harmlessly, the old soldier was out of sight and the masked man was protected. I'd hold it butch. No, he's wasting cartridges. Yes, as you say, boss. Someone gone away, I heard the hoofbees. Must have been the old soldier. He was the masked man who did the shooting. Well, we'll get him. I'd like to put a bullet through his head to pay him for creasing my shoulder. Just sit tight and stand watch for another hour. Then it'll be dark. Then what, boss? We'll have a couple of boys sneak around and get them from behind. No ranger knew that his chances for survival were very scant. From time to time, during the hour of twilight, he risked quick glances from behind the rock and each time brought a quick shot from the outlaws. He showed that they were watching constantly. He knew what the strategy would be when darkness gathered. He was fortified on only one side. Killers could and probably would creep close to attack from other sides. Soon after dark, Silver sounded a warning. This is it, Silver. The masked man knew the end was near. He expected a death-dealing bullet at any instant from the black knight that surrounded him. He was delaying it. There was faint moonlight, but the many shadows of rocks gave ample shelter to the approaching men. Maybe they were told to capture me alive. Flagler had given those orders. He wanted the masked man alive for questioning. There was a slight sound in the deep shadow of a nearby rock. The lone ranger turned in that direction. Then someone leaped from behind. The lone ranger threw off the man who had leaped on his shoulders, but two more men closed in. Then Silver joined the fight, doing what he could with punching bolts and teeth. I forgot for the horse. Let me club the masked man. With a fight with no holes barred, the masked man swung his fist until his arms were pinned to his side. Then he went down struggling. The man on top held a gun upraised as a club, but Silver charged and knocked the man aside. I'll kill that horse. Then gunfire broke out on the higher part of the mountain. There were shots of surprise and prize of dismay for the background of hoofbeats. Then a blow fell hard. It landed flush on the lone ranger's head. He felt himself going, going into a pit of unconsciousness. The lone ranger opened his eyes in lantern light. He saw Tata at his side. Then an old man in a soldier's uniform, Dave Hanley spoke. He's awake. Gosh, Mr. How are you feeling? I'm all right. I think... You all right? You must have it. It turns out so, it must be so. Great day we've got a lot to tell you. Uh, Flagler. Dad was his gang riding us. He, my son, led the attack on him. Why, here, here's my boy. Oh, hello, Bob. It's great to see you again. Don't try to stand for a time. Oh, I'm all right. Where's Silver? Right over there with the rest of the horses. We're in Flagler's hideout. We corralled the whole gang, got them red-handed, with no end of stone and loot, and the army uniforms and rifles. Good for you, Dave. We snuck close from the top of the mountain. Me and my son and Tata went down to where you were fighting, while the rest of the detachment took care of things here. Ho, ho, it's been a great day for the army. Tata, we're through here. Now, hold on. You sure you're able to ride? Yes, Dave. Adios. Adios? Hey, you soldiers! Listen, Sharps. I want you to hear something you'll never forget when this masked man rides away.  Come on! A copyrighted feature of the Lone Ranger Incorporated is produced by Trenzel Campbell Muir Incorporated. The part of the Lone Ranger is played by Brace Beamer, your announcer, Fred Floyd. Listen to the Lone Ranger brought to you by special recording Mondays through Fridays at this same time.