What's up guys my name is Michael and welcome to my YouTube channel today we are going to go over what X or is and what the operation of X or so let's say that let's say I have a group of people right a group of people who like dogs and I also this is a group of people and I'll just pay dogs right these people are people like dogs and let's say there's a group of people who likes cats okay now I want to tell you would ask you how many people who like cats and dogs okay so how would you do it let's say they're people who have like cats and dogs and you want to group these people together so well what is a good way to do it well normally you would just draw a venn diagram so you would have one side you have other people who like dogs and one side are the people who likes cats right and then whatever's in the middle in this venn diagram this part is going to be the people who like dogs and cats and this is just like from grade school like I have a set of people who like dogs and a set of people who like cats in the intersection inside this venn diagram are going to be the people who like dogs and cats okay so now that we know people who like dogs and like cats well what if I ask you to find the people who like dogs or cats so what do you do well you basically do the same thing you have these people who like dogs but now you ask them what are the people who like dogs or cats well the people who like dogs or cats are going to be the people who like dogs so first of all it's going to be all the shaded area in this side right because they like dogs right so this part of the venn diagram is people who like dogs but it's also the or cats right so either or so it's dogs or cats so that's going to be also including the rest of the shaded area for cats right because you like dogs or cats so this is what dogs or cats is right so this is a set of people who like dogs set of people like cats and dogs or cats is going to be the whole shaded area but now let's say I ask you what if I want to find the people who like dogs or cats but I want to exclude the ones who like both of them so how would you draw that it's going to be the same diagram so it's going to be dogs or cats but what are we going to do is we're going to exclude the ones that are in the center of and right so it's the same thing it's dogs or dogs or cats but we're going to exclude the values that are in both of those of dogs and then these values so this this shaded region right this shaded region right the shaded region region and this shaded region cats right and we're not going to include the ones that are in both of them right so I hope you guys I hope you guys could see what my drawing of this shaded region is so basically the same thing as an or except we're going to exclude the ones started in both of them okay so now let's actually draw a truth table and show you guys what you mean when you have an exclude so let's let's say I have two people right here and this is going to be the this is going to be the dog side and then this is going to be the cat side okay and this is going to involve the exclusive or right dogs and cats okay so let's say you have someone who likes both of them right dogs and cats well we're excluding that out of our set right out of a set of the center so what does that mean so that means that we're not going to include it so it's going to be false right we're not including it that both true and true so they like dogs and they like cats we're not going to include it so it's false right so it's not the center now what if I have someone who likes a dog but hates cats right he likes a dog but he hates the cats so is that inside our set of of exclusive or well if if you like dogs right and you hate cats so you're not you're not going to include anything with the cats but you still have part of the dogs right it's going to be a part of this left side right this left side even though you hate cats you still have a part of the dog of the dogs right so that's that's going to be true right we're just going to include that also right because if you like dogs and hate cats well the dogs are still part of this this left side so that's why it's true now what if you hate dogs but you like cats well it's the same thing right if you hate dogs that means you're not going to include anything on the left side right the value that you hate the person has right is not going to be the dog side because you really don't like it but you like the cats right so that's still part of the set it's still part of the set right because it's still included in this this right part of the cat right because it's you still like cats right even though you hate dogs so even though you're not on the left side it's still part of the set of the values who likes cats so that's why this part is going to be true okay now let's say you hate both of them so you hate dogs and you hate cats well if you hate dogs and you hate cats right that means you're not part of this whole thing at all any of these two right so that means that yeah it's not going to be including into that set the set of people who likes well these so these this is going to be false also so now if you were to convert this into bits where the values of true is equal to one so true is going to equal to one and the values of false is equal to zero your let's actually redraw this true table that we have before so let's actually do that xor and the xor symbol what we normally wrote before in c++ it's this carrot sign normally but you could write xor like that also so let's put every true value going to have one every false value going to have zero so true true and then false to zero true false is true right false true is true and then false false so zero zero is false zero okay so that's basically what the xor symbol does this is basically the bitwise equivalence of xor all right we have a true true we get zero true true false is true false true is true false false is false so that's what that's where they get the whole bit operation for xor in order to understand xor okay so now that now that we have the bit operation of xor let's actually explain um what kind of uh the properties of xor because xor is a huge thing and there's actually properties mathematical properties you could use about xor that will be beneficial all right guys so here's here are a few properties about xor so in um in abstract algebra we call something that is an ambillion group which is like an operation that you could put on a set if it has these four properties and these are actually the four properties that xor has so xor is an ambillion group okay so an ambillion group has these four properties one is it's a commutative the second one is it's associative the third one is that has an identity and the fourth one has a self inverse and we'll actually go over all of these first so let's actually go over the self inverse first because that's actually the most easiest one to go over because that's just showing that it has an self inverse first prop part of self inverse that uh xor does so if you guys know this is the this is the symbol of xor in math right this is a symbol of xor so let's actually just by the way this is a xor by the way so this is a symbol of xor by the way but um basically a self inverse means that if I take a number and I xor it by itself it's going to give me zero and we could actually show an example of why this is the case so let's say I have a number like five right so five and uh this is a base ten and let's say convert into binary okay so what happens if I xor it by itself the bits of five so I'm going to have one zero one and I'm going to xor it right xor it like this one zero one okay so remember guys um one one back in our truth table so let's actually go back to our truth table so why so remember one one is equal to zero one zero is equal to one zero one is one and zero zero is zero okay and a good way to remember this of the bits is that anything that is equal to each other is going to be false right zero and then the rest are just true right the rest are true so um in this case one one one would become zero right because one one is equal to itself so we're going to have zero one one becomes zero zero zero becomes zero right because it's equal to itself so it becomes zero here and it becomes zero and then one one becomes is equal to itself so it becomes zero okay so it's because of this property that um both of these anything with the same values of one one becomes zero right where zero zero becomes zero right it's guaranteed that if you xor anything by itself it's going to be zero okay so this is a self inverse anything you xor by itself is going to become zero okay and yeah anything xor by itself is going to become zero and yeah let's go over the set the other properties now okay so the next property is that xor is and has the identity element so that means that uh any value if I take any number and I xor it by zero it's going to give me the same value so this is the identity property and um if the reason why we do this is um here let's actually go back to the truth table again I have to redraw this so because of this you could see that basically if you xor anything with zero the bits of one and zero you get one so it's still going to be the same value if you xor it with zero and um we could actually show an example back with the five and um if you were to xor this five with zero that's xor with zero so zero is just all bits of zero here right um as you could see uh one zero right one zero it just gets itself with one right so this bit is going to be one okay uh zero zero is the same bit uh bits right zero zero same value of bit so that's why it's going to be always zero remember same values are going to be zero but the other ones are ones right all right uh one zero see one zero is going to be one right because so it's uh different values it's one so in the end you still get the same bits of one zero one right so anything xor with zero you're just going to get the same value okay that's what this identity means so um a good thing cool thing about xor is like if you xor a bunch of numbers if there's duplicate number and then you xor with itself you'll get zero right so then if if you xor zero with the regular number you'll just get the same number so if you use xor you could actually get the only value that's not duplicate so that that's a cool thing you could use about xor right the only value that's not duplicate okay uh let's go over the other properties okay so the next property is a commutative property which basically means that if you xor anything a number with another number right and you flip the order it's still going to be the same thing and we could actually demonstrate this five and six and this is one one zero okay and let's say we xor both of these so we have five and six so we have one zero one there's two xor with uh one one zero so remember back to our truth table we don't actually have to draw the two truth table out again remember the same numbers are just going to become zero the rest are just ones right so this is going to get me zero one one right and uh this number is just uh this is three one plus two is three yeah this is a this three okay so um now let's actually flip the order so remember what we did first was this top one was five we xored five with uh six right this is five six let's flip the order now let's do six xor with uh five so six is just uh one one zero two and then this is five which is one zero one one zero one and let's xor these as you can see the order that you do you still get the same same number uh so um one one these are the same values so it's zero and the rest of one zero is one zero one is one right so these two values are just going to be exactly the same right if you flip the order of xor you still get the same no matter what even if you flip the order it's still the same value the last one is the associated property which is uh this is just saying like if you change the order of parentheses it's kind of like the same thing as the commutative uh commutative so whoops so like uh if i do this right i had a parentheses of this it's going to be the same thing at right if you change the order parentheses it's still the same thing and um we could actually show an example of why this is the case so um let's say i had uh let's let's just make a bunch of bits uh i don't know so they'll let a equal to five b equal to six and c equal to seven okay so if i do um a x or b right so this is going to be i'll actually draw it out the whole thing so a x or b is going to be five x or six right so i i let a equal to five b equal to six c equal seven so five x or six so let's actually try doing our heads now one with a zero is one zero with one is one right because the different values one one is zero because they're the same values and that's what you get now let's take this and x or with the c value right this parentheses right so we're going to take this value and then um so we're going to take this value and x or with c so let's see one one this one with this one becomes a zero so we're going to put a zero this one becomes with this one because zero because they're the same value zero and this zero with a one is a one right zero one they're different values so it's a one okay so this is the number we got for a x or b x or c so this is equal to four right one zero zero two and now let's actually do the opposite the exact opposite right so let's do bc first and then x or with a let's see if we get the same value so i'm actually going to take this size of it but here so i have more room so now we're gonna do is we're gonna do six and seven and then we x or with five okay so now let's do bc first and then x or with a so bc what is bc bc is um zero one is a one one one is zero zero uh one one is also zero yeah so we'll get this zero zero one and now we're going to explore this with a right so now let's do a all right one one gets you to a zero zero zero is a zero one zero is a one okay so in the end you still get the same value of one zero zero two so these values are still the same so no matter what order you do you still get the same associative property okay and um that's pretty much what you need to know about x or pretty much all the properties of x or so now let's talk about some cool things you could do with x or so one is swapping values so you could actually swap two values without using an extra variable and you could do it with x or guys so let's say you want to swap two values a and b so what you could do is you could if you don't want to do use an extra variable you could say um a we're going to set it to a new new value of the values of ax or b then we set b is equal to the values ax or b and then we say a is equal to ax or b okay so this is like kind of esoteric to understand but then i'll explain why this works let's go over an example let's say we have a is equal to five and b is equal to six right and we want to swap these so we want what we want is we want a to become six and then b to become five right this is what we want so how would you do this okay so if i take a and i set it now equal to a x or b right so if i take five and six and i x or them right so now i have one zero becomes one zero one becomes one one one becomes zero this is my new a value right the values that are x or now what i'm going to do is i'm going to take b my new b value is going to be this a value x sorted with b so what what is this going to do right so this new value of b is this new a value so this is this is the new values so i'll put a prime to represent the new values okay so now b so now b is going to equal to a x or b right that we just changed so now we have one zero becomes one one one becomes zero one zero becomes one right so now what did we just do here we completely switched the bits of b right this b is now equal to the same values of the bits as a right so we just switched the bits right because if you x or them x or it again you just switched the bits right that's why this worked we just switched the bits of and b so now um now now what we're going to do is we are going to x or a now this a right this a value we're going to x or it with b with the new b right so here one one becomes zero one zero becomes one zero one becomes one okay so now our new value of a is equal to one one zero which is this is equal to six so our a value just became a b value and one zero one is five and this b value just became our a value so this b value is five so this is this is going to equal to five and these values are switched so this is going to equal this is this is this was originally b's value so these values these values are the same and this value of b is now equal to the value of a so these these values swapped okay so let's let's x explain why this works and what what we basically did okay okay so i'm going to explain why this works okay so what do we do when we do this operation we took originally we we took a and x or b and then we store this new value as the new value of a right so this is the new value of a so the new value of a is equal to a x or b we'll call this a prime a x or b okay now what we do okay so what do we do with the next operation so this part this part of b b is now you're going to equal to a x or b right a x or b so this is going to be the new value of a that we just changed so this b b prime the new value of b is going to equal to the new value of a that we just changed remember we stored it into a right so new value a is a prime and then we explore this new value of a with b right so we take this new value of a a prime which is going to be a x or b and then we explore it with b right that's what this is doing a x or b is x or with b right so this is our new b b prime right and if you were to follow along with the same operations of the properties that i said earlier you could evaluate b with b right anything x or with itself right you could change the order that you're you're you're evaluating this b x or with b is going to give you zero right because anything x or with itself is going to get you zero so you're going to get with a x or with zero okay and then if you x or a with zero anything x or with zero you get itself so it's going to be a so our new b prime our new value b is going to equal to the original value of a okay that's what this is doing all right now what do we do we set our new value of a right so now new value a totally new value of a so we're going to set the a value totally new value of a so this is completely new so this is a totally new value of a right is going to equal to the what we had earlier a x or b x or with um b prime right so the value that we just changed so we just changed b remember we changed b earlier right here so we're going to take the new value of a a x or b and x or with this b prime so this is going to be a new value of a which is a x or b right this new value of a a x or b and then we're going to explore this with b prime so this is b prime the new value b prime which is equal to a okay and then if you were to x or these two these values and evaluate a with x or with a first right anything extra with itself is going to give you zero so you're going to get and with this and this one's going to give you zero x or with b and then anything extra with zero with b is going to get you um the original value of b so you're going to get b so that's why our new values of a are completely new value of a is now equal to b and then our new value of b is now equal to a so we just successfully swapped these two values using the associative properties that we just stated before so yeah this is the reason why swapping work I hope you guys enjoyed this video rate com subscribe i'll check you guys later


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one of what's going on in your world and the world of the S&P's let's take a look at them what do you have well you're gonna have some volume in this you know we're taking out the swing that's the small swing up here is the 448 and it needed 60 million shares you're already at 54 so you know we take a look at this you're gonna see bottom line you know you're going if I take that from the very top you know I don't think it's gonna break it but tomorrow you know I suspect we'll get followed through and that's gonna be a break and the highest game again once again and the end the x100 we take a look at the cute three cues same type of setup in the three cues now the cues didn't make the high last time but what you have right now is that you're going after it the swing and they they're gonna cause gonna blow it away we already have 37 million the swings only 39 million and then if we take a look at this this might have already broke it now I didn't it's right at the trend line it's right at the trend line yeah so what gets interesting yeah folks is that when you do come up to one of these trend lines now this is coming up to the trend line and it is actually accelerating with volume your probability is much higher you're gonna go through it and you'll probably just blow right through it which is pretty wild man notes and bonds we take a look at the note and bond market the ten years down eight ticks but what that's doing yesterday was a highly volatile day in the market and all is just doing this basically test in the middle of the bar with a lot lighter volume that's on the 10 on the 30 let's see what we have on the 30 same deal same deal and then oil let's go into the oil market take a look at oil oils yeah it was on its way man this is pretty intense and the PPI CPI came out yesterday the PPI came out today and inside the PPI you know that that was number was slightly higher by one-tenth but 20% of that was gasoline you know so you can see this is a big move today 281,000 contract that's not a lot of contracts but the bottom line it keeps moving higher so if I take a look at this on we put this on a generic chart to see what this next swing point is so come on there she comes taking long enough okay so let's see what we got here so your next swing that's 93 so we're getting there I suspect what this is going to do is probably going to do 101 reason I'm saying that that's kind of how it's set up that's how it come off the bottom you know you get to 90 why not go to 101 right we look at gold what you're going to see with gold and with the intriguing thing it's no doubt man that you know we're gonna have 10 more down in a bit and that ratio it probably go through the moon today because gold is still down and all the gold equities are up so we hit 1921 today you're at 1930 we've done 192,000 contracts and that's good contract volume you're coming into 170 so that's that's that's good contract one now we didn't break the slow but that's still good contract volume and now here's the mindblower the mindblower is that the dollar the ECB raised a quarter point today and what they also did is that they said that you know like she was hinting that we're almost done so now would you have this has been teetering at this number now this is this is breaking topside man you know so if we look at this let's pull this back the dollar indexes look at this I can pull it back oh my god I pull it back 15 years I got to pull it back 30 years oh my god you're kidding me oh I see I see oh no that's right not 30 years no so we're talking what is that 105 883 that's where she's going 105 883 it's another half penny and that is also the bottom of how we come down so strong we had come down from a price point of 113 to 105 in a month I get a monthly up here that's what that's what's going on there you had Arm go IPO out here today was priced out at 51 is trading at 58 had a high of 61 as our man was today white would say they did a sliver deal it was 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let's go inside the Dow industrials first and take a look at the point spread out here what's moving this Dow up okay so we have the Dow I think it's up like 1% yeah 1% so you have Goldman up putting 63 positive points Caterpillar 44 Amgen 35 United Health 31 taken away from it visa minus 38 that's it that's all she wrote now inside the NDX 100 what do we have so inside the NDX you got Moderners up four and a half percent Siri satellite up 3.4 line technologies up 3.3 and Lucid the car up 3 taken away from it Netflix down 2.3 that's two days in a row it's got hit Dexcom up about 1.6 let's go to Netflix again this is going to be interesting I wonder why this thing's getting hit like this so you get two days the volume is contracting but let's put this on a weekly for a second okay so we did from the high to the low just a 50% retracement yeah this is the buy is a dying on the vine here and let me clear this up for us again because where do you see this this is kind of cool what's happening is that Netflix right there coming into this monster bar where the sell down was that's where it gave it up well we'll see if it gives up a little bit more you can see that space there that was one huge space but that's where it's giving it up that's the bottom line let's get over and take a look at Google so Google but they you know you know it's wild is that there's so many different cases these days by the FTC that it's not like when the Microsoft case was going on that's all you heard about but this case is on right now and Google's going higher so it's like okay man and you know that you know we all know that Google's a monopoly I mean what they did is that and they were so smart doing that they paid Apple of billions of dollars to have the Apple phones and the Apple operating system period defaulted to Google search and you know the bottom line is that you know Google paid for it and amounts to way but guess what it it made it happen for them that it made it happen from in a big way to let's get over to our man Mr. Tim Waters who do every Tuesday and Thursday and don't forget folks you can reach Tim every trading day at odd dash oracle dot com. That's O R D dash oracle.com Tim what's goin' on. Well thank you some charts and actually what's kind of important here is the actually what we're kind of a review of what we did a little bit on Tuesday okay we'll take a look at chart one yeah which is basically really kind of unchanged what this second the top window down from the top is the bullish percent index for the gold miners index flash gdx as a ratio yes and the top window is the 10 day average of that rsi and chart goes back to 2008 and majors the time when the rsi fell below minus 25 okay and currently we're like my or not minus 25 25 on the rsi and we're like 15 right now so in the past they always only one time it failed and that was in 2013 so there's 10 times that happened over going back about 2008 so quite a few years so this is about 9% chance according you know if you do the odds sure a 9% chance that the market is making a term low right here right now and this is a weekly chart so it gets you close to the bottom so anyhow I just want to point that out nothing dramatically happens since Tuesday but now I flipped a chart to okay so okay so your midterm is making a low yeah now this is the short term indicators the bottom window is the 18 day average of the up-down boring percent yeah window higher is is the gdx advanced decline percent and I marked the times in blue where both those were above minus 10 and I marked it in pink when both times were below minus 10 yes so we got above end of September you know end of August we got above minus 10 on both and mark a rally a little bit then it came back down for like a week and a half week or about a week then we turned around probably about a week ago and we've been in the blue sense along this indicator stays in the blue or above minus 10 on both indicators the up trend has started and want to point out and also this chart you know I got red arrows drawn on both of those indicators yes I see that yeah it's kind of dotted an arrow so this so both indicators are making higher highs than the previous high where gdx so far has made a lower high what this tells me that the up-down volume and the advanced client indicators are actually stronger it's a bullish divergence up for that way okay what was that predicts if both since both indicators are above the previous high that will predict gdx will get above his previous high maybe go a while higher but that would be the minimum upside target so it's not a big deal but we may get at least a minimum of 30 I'm thinking we're gonna do a lot a lot more so it's actually now it's flipped to the final or chart number three okay so so we've got a long-term chart which is for chart one giving a bi-signal we got chart two which is short-term picture giving a bi-signal so now this is the intermediate term the bottom window is a 50-day average of the up-down volume and act really that the bottom one that seems to carry the weight okay it has the most accuracy but this indicator also gave a kind of a by probably looks like September sometime we got the blue area is when this indicator is above zero and the white areas is just below zero so along those indicate that in bottom indicator is above zero those lines the shaded area will be blue I see that and that yeah that the couple of days ago this indicator was like minus six and now this is a close of yesterday so this is minus 1.2 as we're setting right now with today's rally I would bet that we're probably above zero today you know it's amazing Tim that gold is not up and every gold stock is up today it's like wow so yeah yeah so I'm thinking something something big is happening and as you know it actually started back in July even though July it worked it's a little bit lower than what July was yeah but only the reason I point out July is when those indicators at the bottom window gets below minus 20 usually that stops the client and market flips sideways goes a little bit lower but basically flip sideways we've been going sideways for three months and now if we get it get above zero which we may be doing it today and hold above zero you know we get a rally that could last for months previous signals of this type have lasted multi-months it's there it's everything it's up so I take a quick break Tim or Tom O'Brien we do appreciate your growling a problem with us folks we have the Dow Industries up 360 NASDAQs up 122 S&Ps are up 39 Tim Ryan got gonna be coming right back folks Steve Rhodes started his trading career as a student almost 20 years ago and the student has now become the master Steve won the prestigious Timer of the Year award in 2018 and barely missed that mark again in 2019 finishing at number two for the year an amazing accomplishment Steve Rhodes is committed to sharing his techniques and knowledge with anyone who wants to learn and he shares his vast amount of trading knowledge every day in his mastering probability newsletter Steve's award-winning newsletter mastering probability is delivered every trading day with updates throughout the 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time that I saw you right your state of my house Tommy was probably 12 or 13 or who knows yeah no he's in high school I think so his best friend from school was getting married in Mallorca so Tommy was the best man and he he took his son to Mallorca so they've been going for a week and what a trip and you should see he'd been sending me pictures little Tommy he just old enough now he knows what a road trip is they've been going all around Zurich he's been yeah it's just hilarious because unfortunately that the flight this morning from Mallorca to Zurich was a hour and a half late so they missed their connection but it turned into a great thing because there was a hotel right there so now they both got to see Zurich they've been running around Zurich all day they're going to bed right now but they're watching TFNN you gotta love it so they're on the TV watching TFNN what's the time change it's six it's not bad it's 9 30 at night yeah I'm 9 30 okay six that yeah but they got to get some sleep yeah so pretty wild though I know yeah I know yeah watching TV watching watching their dad they're watching you too I know that's a Tommy just said to me he says and now we're laying in bed listening to you and Tim would just took a shower ready to go to bed gotta love it that's great that crazy I know man I love it crazy yeah you gotta love it oh get back to the charge yes I don't know if you have any I don't know what we can we can well no I think I think one of the that you know as you've been taking walking through this this GDX chart no I know listen Tim as you as you've been teaching us developed and developed and developed and here we are and here we are no as you've been teaching us how this works it's it's pretty amazing because like today I mean this divergence is big I mean you have the dollar normally if the dollar the dollars up more than a half a penny so the dollars up a 600 and something ticks okay you have gold is only down $2 so normally when the dollars up that much I mean gold would be smoked like $20 and it's not moving and then of course you wouldn't have the gold stocks up that's not even close and you know some of these got really catching a bid you got real gold up a buck 20 you got you know new month of 29 cents you get 8 a.m. up 75 cents you know cop is moving to you get Freeport Mac marina up a buck you got Pan American silver they're they're moving man they're moving there's someone's buying them you know I mean yeah should get better you know the key is we need to hold above you know the zero line yes which I think we're gonna do because you know the chart number one says you know we should right there may turn bottom that you know previous you know the previous signals has lasted a long long time so right you know time will tell but and then we can put to the SP charts okay and then well let's do one more I want to because I want to show them you're showing us the the Bollinger beans on the GDX also so the GDX had been teetering as you said you know the last you know it was above that it came below and now that baby's right inside that band again you know up above it up above that middle band right yep that's are you looking at chart number two no I just I just brought it I've just brought an actual shot up I just I just made one okay yeah the Bollinger bands I do a lot with them I mean John Bollinger got this is years ago back in the mid 90s I think I went to a we invited me to in Las Vegas to be one of their speakers and John Bollinger was there yeah and that's the first time he presented the world is born Bollinger band oh how cool is that yeah and I was there and he was doing a we were speakers that forgot what the hotel it was yeah he was there Tom McCullin was there yeah I don't know this is probably about 10 of us I can't remember everybody but that's first time ever met John and and you know he worked 100% I mean he was really I mean all he thought about was the market I don't think he had an outside life other than a market yeah I know I'm with you right he really stumbled on to something and it works really well on the short term time frames bigger time frames matter of fact when it gets outside of the Bollinger band either upper or lower you're kind of extended right there's a lot of stuff you can learn from the Bollinger band and you know what I just did too I put it on the weekly it's in the middle of in the weekly too and I'll look at this it's almost ready to go on the monthly interesting man yeah so on the weekly now it's in the middle and the monthly it's just teetering so you know few more days of this and it'll be in the middle to pretty wild man cool yeah if tomorrow like you know this last chart we show was 50 day average you know most likely we're probably going to be above zero I don't know for sure because it's a 50 day average you know you some numbers drop off another number add on but you know if the market can hold fdx and hold here or move higher there's probably about at least a 90% chance that that 50 day average of the up-down volume will close above zero but the key to continue with that rally it needs to hold above zero yes that'd be the key and we all go back to chart chart one you know that that chart one you know in the past it picked it picked out some major lows right and so I'm thinking if it gets above zero is probably gonna stay above zero right and we know really stages yet here yeah we know folks and Tim when the gold stocks start moving because it's such a small sector it doesn't take much once you know the game is on do you know what I mean and you know it's cool Tim is that I haven't got any calls you know and you know the amount of calls that we get in here you know I don't want any because that's always an indication meaning they're all green with you and that's easy a bad sign well what happens is that when you don't get any gold calls that's when you've made a major bottom when everyone's calling that's when you made a major top I mean it is it's like within three days easy you know especially at the tops if I get in the course of an hour when if the market really goes it's like you know you're gonna get six you're gonna get more than six calls but six I can take and they're all gonna be gold calls and it's like oh man we're at the top again you know and at the bottoms I mean the bottom line of you know it's and again we both know it's been dead so pretty cool you know yeah yeah so stay right there we're gonna take a quick break and we're gonna come back folks we're gonna talk to the S&P with Tim and don't forget you can hold a Tim every day is a great newsletter it's odd or D dash oracle.com stay right there Tim and I come right back Dow Industries right now of 347 NAS except 121 S&Ps are up 38 don't eat too much ice cream and Pringles Tommy love you guys if you're looking for potential trading setups in the stock market then Rocket Equities and Options report is a newsletter you should try 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TFNN has launched the Tiger's Den hosted at Discord TFNN has been educating traders for more than 20 years with live programming hosted by a variety of professional traders during market hours the Tiger's Den available to all Tigers and Tigris's for just one dollar for the year there's no catch or added costs when you join our community of traders sign up today become a part of this educational community of traders just visit the front page of TFNN.com this program is brought to you by Vista Gold traded on the NYSE American and TSX under the symbol VGZ Welcome back folks, so now down dashes of 348 Nasdaq up 118 S&P's up 38 we're talking about our man Mr. Tim Ord and we are gonna go into the S&P so let's say that's the fourth chart right yep yeah good if we go okay cool all right the top window is the just a 10-day average of the arms and the pink area is when the 10-day arms was closed above 1.2 and that's all the pink area so anyhow I put that pink area in then that yes normally when you get it when you get panic in an area on the S&P's that normally when you enter into that panic area again you'll get another high trend reading okay and that I grew that sideways box in there and so I said panic support near 365 to 390 so yes all the panic occurred according to the trend closes on a 10-day average and so you can see the mark was building a base in there and so we rallied out of that base starting in what May and now we're into another area higher office over 450 I can't quite read it yeah 450-44 yeah 450 so my point is here we're not gonna start another rally again until that 10-day trend gets up around 1.2 okay and when I did this we're at 0.99 so even though we're kind of gone up and down a little bit we really kind of just going sideways but we haven't hit the panic yet so even though this may rally a little bit no normally when you get panics in 1.10 you know above 1.2 on the 10-day average you're building energy for the next drive up right and so in Weisskopf terms if you look at that last shaded area between 365 to 390 that was almost a year of base building I see Weisskopf method so if you got a base of a year of a trading range a lot of times that means you may rally for a year yeah so and we only rallied you know four or five or May till September five months and that's all we rally so we're still I think early in the up phase you'll see some constellations but we're I think we may rally all the way into next May April May of next year because of the cause we created over that base period right so I'll get back to the current situation we need the trend to get up 1.2 now there's get fear in the market to get enough energy to get going to the upside yes and and the worst month of the year is the September and October right September now we're about you know halfway done no fear so far and we were rally today a little bit so I don't think it's going to go far because we don't have enough energy on a 10-day trend to suggest we could break out to the upside so 10 goes you know this is expiration we probably not part let me ask you the you know the last high we're at 450 last high was only 458 you know so do you think we can probably get up there the volume drops off up there and then all of a sudden you know that then we're gonna head back down and that's when you get some fear in the marketplace that's what I'm hoping I'm you know a lot of times you know you make double tops or something we never did that kind of went down and so we could I don't know if we have enough time yeah I do some stuff with seasonality to the worst trading week of the year is the next week is it oh yeah well you know it's gonna be interesting about that no I mean nothing works 100% of the time no I'm with you I'm with you so yeah I don't know but so anyhow whatever this rally goes it can we get to the previous high maybe it's hard to say but I'm not a better for the immediate term yet to the upside I'll put it right right right because we don't have enough energy to really push it higher right yeah so we just short term what you saying is that the better trade would be to let it come back down let us come back down into that area see if you get the panic if you get the panic now you have risk reward would be much better at that level right exactly right yeah exactly right so yeah you're looking always risk reward you're really stepping in when everybody's on the shell button yes and that's the reason why the trend gets up the same day trend gets up above 1.2 right because you get 1.2 that's two weeks of pretty much selling right 10 because five days in a week you know you got 10 days that's two weeks yeah so you know you get the market kind of blown apart when you get an average of 1.2 over 10 day that's for sure so you got some high days in there maybe you know close to two and and very low you know yeah that's a pretty good panic area if you can get to 1.2 nice two day two week average so yeah the risk reward right now is it's not good right for this rally to continue because you're setting up basically at 0.1 right 0.99 nothing great there but let's go through the short term and see what we got okay we're there all right so yesterday I thought that was kind of interesting yesterday went down and tested you see those two red arrows over the last couple of days yes yeah so I wanted to point out yesterday we went down tested the previous low of what's today Thursday to be be Tuesday we tested Tuesday's low on at least 10% lighter volume and close above that low and also we had a little panic this is just one day we had a trend close yesterday at 1.24 with 389 down degree that's why everybody kind of threw in the towel yesterday and which is good because you got ticks on the clothes you know investors thrown in the towel and you got a trend 1.24 now I was saying to my newsletter we're gonna bounce probably short term yeah and and we're on and we are how high is it bounce that's kind of hard to say no maybe we go back to the high of September 1st there that high you know 454 yes and maybe we maybe we go a little bit higher I don't know but I don't think it's gonna last long this could be just an expiration balance and and that be about it right also we go down yesterday to the vixx I got the vixx in there yes but that's that window up from the bottom yep the S&P was up a little bit but the vixx made it like a four-day low and that's that's the vixx is kind of a telling kind of leads the market so that helped me to confirm that we'll probably today was going to be an update with enough panic in the ticks and trend and with the vixx going down with pretty much an unchanged day on the S&Ps you know the odds really suggest that we're going to see an update today and so and here we are do we have enough energy really go forward according to the 10-day average you know we go up maybe a couple three four days but maybe not much more than that yeah we can drift up right and really blow up minds right yeah exactly yeah just get everybody on the wrong side of the market and stuff and I think the worst is to come you know either later this month or sometime in October and we'll be talking on the radio and ever and you know this whole market be blowing apart yes we'll be leaning bullish because we know what to look for exactly so I'm with you and and we'll and we'll pick out that next low just just like you know we did back in you know in the May everybody was kind of leaning yeah very shy thinking that April May June I don't know where it was not only where it mark was going sideways there and we had enough energy in the ticks and trend to just a rally should continue which is and remember folks that remember this program's archive you can listen to it you know wherever you are folks Tim Lloyd thank you very much you have a great weekend a safe weekend I look forward to speaking on Tuesday all right thank you thanks man stay right there folks who come right back are you ready to 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Hey what's going on guys welcome back to another video. So in this one I'm going to show you how to pick your very first winning product for 2024. So when it comes to starting and scaling a successful dropship in business by far the hardest thing to do is get that initial success with a product and it's usually because most people are beginners when it comes to e-commerce and they're not necessarily familiar with what goes into selecting and picking a winning product it's definitely a skill and not an art. So one thing I did to help myself with the whole selection process I mean I've been doing this for seven years now so I have a pretty decent idea when I see a product whether I think it can be successful or not however there's always going to be things that I sometimes forget to consider in a product so I decided to kind of take any guesswork out of the equation so that every time I find a product I have something very black and white or in this case green red or yellow to compare it against it's a brilliant tool for helping me compare products against one another it's also a tool I developed for members of my mentorship program just to help speed up the process and again take any kind of guesswork out of the product selection process. So I have a product to go through with you today it's the products on AliExpress here it's a reflective rain jacket for a dog it's a brilliant brilliant product at least I think so however we're going to put it to the test and put it into the product research checklist so the way this checklist works is you insert your product on the left hand side is a bunch of different pieces of criteria and you go through them one by one answering the criteria is it hard to find in stores yes it goes green it's a positive point green is good yellow is okay but not a deal breaker and red is bad needs to be fixed before we proceed so the idea of this video then is to take you through my way of thinking when it comes to deciding whether or not to move forwards with a product I'm not going to show you in this video how to find the products because I feel like that's pretty straightforward nowadays there's so many different softwares out there but perhaps if you'd like my import on that area of the product research and product selection process then make sure you leave a comment down below and I can get that done for you guys no problem if you're interested in getting your hands on this tool and you want to be part of the mentorship and work with me on a one-to-one basis I'll give you the information at the end it is quite an exclusive mentorship I only work with five people every single month I think I've got two maybe another spot coming up on Monday so if you want more information on that basically just stay tuned until the end so let's begin we have the waterproof reflective jacket I'm not going to bother wasting your guys time watching me copy and paste links in it's important to have the links there just so you always have access to the information and the supplier info is how to find in stores so this checklist has been built around the fact that and this is something I recommend for everybody I work with is that we work to find a niche that has some kind of connection to the person I'm working with it's no good me advising somebody like myself to go out there and sell hair curlers when they don't have long hair when they don't use hair curlers because the chances are they don't spend many times or much time on websites or blogs or in shops looking at the hair curler section and therefore they're probably not familiar with what's actually out there because I have a dog a large dog that suffers with not suffers I'm the one that suffer when I take him out on a walk in the winter he gets wet and muddy then I know what the pain points are and that's why it gives me an advantage or a leg up I suppose when it comes to selecting products so is it hard to find in stores yes I've never seen this product in pets at home or any kind of supermarket or department store here in the UK so I know it's not the kind of thing that people will be able to purchase from their local store it'll be something new they probably haven't seen before does it meet Facebook policy as long as you're not selling anything like to promote anything dodgy or tobacco related products or alcohol or ammunitions that sort of thing drugs obviously then you're usually pretty pretty good to go is there fast shipping available so this is an old school point actually maybe a little bit outdated I now work with an agent who can deliver to the UK in less than a week I would consider fast shipping drop shipping wise anything less than a week is absolutely brilliant it's definitely good enough to build a drop shipping business off of remember drop shipping is just a proof of concept once you have established a business built a brand got some traction and you know you can sell a product then it doesn't make any sense to consider drop shipping for any length of time you should then be looking to private label the product get some stock in your local country and do it that way shipping times increase profitability increases customer satisfaction increases quality of the product is controlled a lot more there's just so many benefits to progressing on from drop shipping does the product solve a problem this product definitely solves a problem not only does it keep your dog safe in the dark because any light that hits the jacket illuminates it and also keeps your dog drier is the products unique I would say it's pretty unique it's not like a pair of shoes that there's loads and loads of different options out there there's not many waterproof reflective jackets out there for your pets I think it's pretty safe to say is there a specific audience this one's super important I'm going to use watches as an example if you just try and sell like a really just generic watch it's going to be really difficult to kind of get somebody excited enough about it to actually warrant handing over their money to buy it somebody needs to be passionate and want your product in order to buy it it's a difficult one to explain but so right let's put it like this we have a generic watch that has no particular kind of unique features to it then we have a watch that has horse designs that is it's got a horse in the middle of it it's got horse hooves it's aimed at kids and it's people who love horses basically it's aimed at those sorts of people you can have so much more success targeting people who are passionate about certain subjects and then your product being part of that subject part of that niche that you are trying to sell a really boring bland generic watch to absolutely everyone the more involved and interested and passionate somebody is about your product then the better chance you have of getting eyeballs on it getting traction on social media and therefore selling it a really boring bland product is you're always going to struggle to do that is the ideal customer 50 plus and female I'm going to say yes it is the reason why this is in there is because I've been doing this for seven years now and that's seven four years on Facebook these by five it pretty much hasn't well it hasn't changed if anything it's maybe got a little bit older but females over the age of 50 are definitely the strongest buyers on Facebook we might even get a home run on this product hard to guess the price I think we've just fallen over at the first hurdle I'm not going to say yes it is hard to guess the price and with products like this it typically is because there's a lot of technology involved however with a jacket that's just one or two bits of material bit stitching nobody's going to wonder whether this costs five pounds to make or 50 pounds to make or 100 pounds to make I think is is relatively simple um to kind of ballpark numbers for it is it safe products it is there's no like small moving parts that can be choked on or there's no like liquids or consumables and nothing like that ships from local country this is something I would have to check I don't know of anyone off the top of my head that could supply this for me we definitely get it from China everything's made in China but this is something I would actually have to check so I'm going to put a no for now is it affordable shipping yes it will be because it's a jacket it's lightweight it's small it could be packed up into a tight package and is it absent on Amazon so let's go ahead and check this one so I've gone ahead and put in reflective rain coat for a dark and what I'm looking for is so this is very similar but it's got a hood on it and there's no actual like for like which is a really positive sign because there will be a select few customers that see your ad is absent on Amazon it is there will be some people who see your ad and think oh I'm going to go to Amazon try and buy it and if they don't see a like for like exact copy of your product then it increases the chances ever so slightly they might see something similar on Amazon think I'm going to go for them however if they can't find a like for like it may just tip them over the edge to coming back and buying from you so all in all not bad there's that one thing that we need to check and who knows that could even become green I then like to verify the engagements so the shares the comments engagements positive comments recent comments from drivers by slash minia they're both very similar tools they both do a very similar thing I've detailed this numerous times in different videos basically I find an ad for the product on facebook I look at what people are saying about it and you can import numbers into this and then it's going to tell you whether that's a good amount or not to warrant it being considered a kind of verified or proven winner trending validation then so this is basically where we check it on google trends to see if it's the sort of thing people are looking for at the moment so let's jump on to google trends okay so using google trends is a couple of things we need to point out here number one is nobody's going to be looking for products that they don't know exists so it's not necessarily going to be so that's why I've taken the word basically reflective out of it whereas dog coat is a much more kind of broader term that people are going to be looking for people all those people would also search for dog jackets I've put that in and they both pretty much follow each other anyway what we can see is this kind of like it starts in September when it starts going up and it reaches kind of like a peak in November December time or at least in those kind of those final three months of the year what we can see here is that January 2024 it's actually on its way down so it's a product that is currently coming out of trend so should we avoid it entirely so this is where at this point of view I would actually say no because even though we're on a downward trend we're still quite high up in the search volumes also being based in the UK knowing the weather then there can always be a rainy day even in summer so it's the sort of thing that if people did see or we'd still get at least another two or three months out of selling this product and it's still the sort of thing that somebody might choose to invest in just for that one-off time where they do get caught in a downfall so I would still consider this relatively popular or relatively in demand for what people are looking for so actually what I'm going to do is I'm going to put this just so we know that it's not a complete home run and we're not at the beginning of a booming market this should calculate automatically I need to check that but one two three four five six seven eight nine ten which is a very good score considering we haven't counted any of these last but not least profitability at the end of the day numbers talk if we cannot make it work then we must leave it anyway we need to make sure there's enough room in there for profitability so the unit cost is seven thirty nine with free shipping over nine forty so I'm going to guess shipping here so you don't have to watch me thumble around um aliexpress let's go for let's just call it ten pounds all in I'm very very confident that we can source out for ten dollars that includes shipping so total cost delivery is ten dollars retail price I know for a fact you could sell something like this especially for a larger dog breed for like forty dollars I reckon which gives us a thirty dollar profit margin which as you can see highlighted in green is a very good profit margin even if we had to bump it down to say 35 it still gives us a fairly decent one I try and work on a minimum of 20 but anything over 30 is brilliant just to it's kind of just reminding me if we go back to the specific audience here I don't think I touched on that at the point what I mean by specific audience is that with products like this yes it's for dogs but there's even something more specific you can drill down even further into dogs for this so the product you have to consider the pain points that's going to solve so number one it's going to solve the issue for those dogs that run off all the time um are in danger of getting ran over it's going to solve the problem the pain points for people who work a nine to five so they either have to get up early in the winter and walk their dog or walk their dog after work both cases in which they'll be walking their dog in the dark so there's two pain points and number three it's going to keep their dog dry so you want to be targeting long-haired dogs regardless of what size it is it's going to be long-haired dogs that hold more water and hold more dirt and they're going to be your specific target market so you can target say the german shepherds or the great danes or whatever it may be and so with that being said guys that is it for today's video hopefully you found that valuable if you did make sure you drop a like on the video any questions follow up questions just post them down below i read every single one so we'll get back to you and finally then as promised if you are interested in becoming 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Hey everyone, how are you doing out there? My name is Jessica Mione and I come from Northeastern Pennsylvania where I teach at Marywood University of Private College out there. I teach graphic design and typography. I did my master's thesis on the graphic design techniques and cultural history of radical publications, so I'm going to take you through what that means. To start with a quote by Steven Heller, the most disposable yet fascinating of all the magazines are the small do-it-yourself photocopied or off-printed fanzines. So when I'm talking about radical publications, what exactly could that look like? Would it look like something like this? Like this? Maybe this? Or maybe even this? What qualifies? Usually the subject matter is of a relatively small or controversial interest. It's usually created by the fringes of society, people with marginalized opinions, and relatively a small local distribution. And usually amateur design skills are used. These are people that may not have definite access to tools, maybe people that have never been educated on how to properly use these tools, but they go for anyways to express their opinion. And it's embraced within the do-it-yourself culture. Zines are not a new idea. People with independent ideas have been getting their word out since they were printing presses. So essentially this is going to be a historical overview of the technologies that came out and how that influenced the end result of their fancy. A lot of people think that this kind of all started with Johannes Gutenberg in Germany, but actually a hybrid of both Eastern and Western cultures produced the first results from mass communication. Alongside Johannes Gutenberg, centuries before, there was actually by Shang who created movable type systems in China. Sort of a reflection of Alice's talk. There was just so many characters within this system for movable type that they eventually went back to woodblock printing. And that's kind of why Gutenberg is seen more as the champion figure since the characters are so limited in Eastern cultures. As a result, they went back to woodblock printing, but you could see Gutenberg here at his printing press, which was derived from agricultural means and wine presses. And that idea to create a large stamping feature. And he's holding the Bible right there. The guy over there was leering and I think he might be jealous. Hark! That printing press yonder scattering pamphlets through the ranks of the army. So now we're taking you to the colonial era where things like the stamp tax, tea tax, sugar tax, and just general upheaval was something prominent within the new colonies in America. These were angry citizens early on. And therefore, one beacon of light, Thomas Paine is often credited with being one of the first zine makers, creating the pamphlet commonsense with the help of Benjamin Franklin and his press, which set up the ideas for the Declaration of Independence and our Constitution to break free from England. So there's Johannes Gutenberg again, which later from wood switched over to metal type, from wood type to metal type eventually to sustain the sharpness within the type as wood would often wear down. And we transferred over to Colombian, the Albion press and many other variations that developed throughout the decades. This led for many different groups to finally get their opinions out there. And that's what this is all about. It's about creating the tools that people may not have had access to normally. And different groups, such as literary figures, transcendentalists, labor union groups, feminist theories, all different groups were able to finally print their opinion. And then with the induction of the linotype and the monotype machines, this furthered the development of type, and this is where the surge of newspaper printing came from. Boys and girls in all parts of the country caught the printing fever and a new era of amateur journalism began. This is really where the first idea for fanzines comes from. It's at the turn of the century. This is an amateur writing group. And up until this point, there really weren't any magazines that were focused directly on youth. There were novels, of course, stories, but there wasn't really any kind of literary publication in the form of a magazine. So this is where Golden Hours, Young America, Golden Days came out with literature specifically for children and youth. And when they saw the reflection of these stories, they wanted themselves to write. And soon you'll see ads for a printing press of a much smaller nature, the Kelsey Press, which soon became known as a hobbyist press. So if your parents were generous enough, they could get you this hobby tabletop, Kelsey Press, where you can create cards for your friends and posters all on your own. So with writers being of interest to children at that time of horror and adventure and space, you could see Jules Verne, H.P. Lovecraft, Robert E. Howard. So more and more literature became focused on what youth were interested in, including the first appearance of Batman and Superman. And therefore, this became developing new technology that you might remember in some of your own classrooms. So this machine is called the Mimeograph, affectionately known as the Ditto machine. And you could see children here in school learning how to print. And with the influence of the adventure, sci-fi, and horror comics, and other literature, they used these machines in schools to create their own fanzines. So if you could remember back, I know that even when I was in elementary school, I remember that purple ink. And that's what it came from, these Ditto machines. Of course, at the same time, there are many art movements that were occurring. What attracted me to Dadaism was its radicalism. It stood for an outlook on life, which expressed a tendency towards total liberation. And in this sense, they took typography and turned it on its head. They wanted to break free of the norms. They wanted to experiment. And so their look on typography was totally experimental in this age. They were taking the tradition of letterpress. They were mixing with collage. They were just going in a totally different direction. And you could see here another movement, the Surrealist movement, which quickly bridged from Dadaism. They, too, had their own zines. These people had their own opinions, and they wanted to express how they felt about art through these mediums. And then in a totally separate direction, Bajas, too, had their own fanzines. They used this, of course, in a totally different way, where they took it in a more geometric and solidified pattern. What does a social movement look like? Now we're entering the 1960s. Over the course of this time, these art movements are occurring. There's a lot of social upheaval within the United States. One of the most prominent things of a design tool that helped people at this time was the Selectric typewriter. And in this case, this enabled the user to put in a ball of a different font to create headlines that was different from the body text in their document. Also at the time, cold type was coming out, phototype setting, similar to like a first iteration of maybe InDesign or Illustrator laying out advertisements. And of course, PasteUp was the norm in the 1960s, 70s, and even 80s. Another prominent feature was Electricet. All of these tools that were coming out were enabling people with very little design skills to get out there and express their opinions. And therefore, a number of different literary magazines were coming out this time, The Seed, The Other, The Oracle, Berkeley Barb. All of these were all over the United States. In fact, all of these were all over the world. And using the social upheaval at the time, plus the skills that they could have used in and out of school, enabled them to create these pieces. Things like Women's Movement for Rights, The Vietnam War, Opposition, and Racial Tensions at the time all produced these kinds of magazines. Many people don't really realize that even the Black Panther Party, too, had their own literature. You could read semi-literate blokes making a decent fist out of what's going on, the story of punk rock. So at this time when we're getting slowly past the 60s, you could see that fanzines of this nature are totally engulfed within the punk rock culture. They become an entity, an element, something that collectively becomes a network for opinions. And with fans early on, in the late 60s, I should say, there was this sense that anybody could do it. And this is kind of where the DIY culture is really coming forth. Kids were picking up guitars, they were forming bands, and they were trying to find ways to express themselves musically, but also literary. And so it's predecessors before Rolling Stone. There was actually Craw Daddy and Mojo Navigator, and actually the writer of Craw Daddy was one of the first teenagers to come out and say, why are we talking about the fashion of these bands and shouldn't we be talking about the music instead? So it was a real focus on the content of their music at the time versus what they're wearing or gossip. And then from there, more commonly seen magazines, Cream, Circus, of course, than Rolling Stone, all followed suit. 1977, huge year for punk rock. A lot of really prominent albums came out at that time. And again, zines were the force behind sharing shows, sharing music reviews, really getting people interested in this culture. And also at that time, as far as technology is concerned, Xerox Machine was very prominent in office spaces and different stores. And this is where the distribution for this type of medium came about. This completely stripped the artwork of its value of hues of colors and made it very black and white high contrast and kind of throws back to that dataism. If you can recall, the kinds of colors that they used weren't very many and they used collage and wanted a high contrast look and the Xerox Machine provided that for them. Also at this time, it's still influenced in the punk rock culture. Now we're heading kind of towards the 80s. And of course, hardcore music was coming out at that time. This is Black Flag. And then two came out with Maximum Rock and Roll, Search and Destroy and Fact Sheet Five. And as you can see here, the little cartoon on the right hand side is showcasing that process that they would use of cut and paste and Xeroxing. As the atmosphere became more and more violent, another social movement came about at the time. And that's of course of the Riot Girl movement of late 80s, early 90s, which swings that kind of really back here in the Seattle Olympia Washington area. So bands like Bikini Kill, Bratmobile, Heavens to Betsy, all of these groups, mainly female focused, wanted to voice their opinions about how they felt kind of marginalized in this boys only club of punk rock that was happening at the time. And so they took Riot Girl forward and made their own zines as well, which was a huge part of the Riot Girl movement. So swinging back today, there's this loss of doing things with your hands, but with Letterpress, you're much more invested. So what I've come to find in my research, I was heavily involved in Letterpress printmaking. And I do so in my teachings at Marywood University as well, where I feel like the physicality of the type is probably the most important thing to research. It's the thing that gets students to grasp onto these abstract ideas of X heights and glyphs and other nature like that, because we're actually holding the type in our hands. We're using that to print and we're able to see the process that way instead of strictly on a computer. A lot of us spoke about that today, I think. So that's me at the Laser Letterpress conference in Iowa two summers ago, working on that same Kelsey press that that young man did earlier on in my presentation. And the point I think I want to get across is that there's always going to be that resurgence that we're going to want to go back to using tools with our hands. There's always going to be that feeling that you want to see the process from start to finish and create ideas from its very earliest beginnings and research that history and why influencing students to see where things came from is such an enriching part of teaching. Thank you.