The following is a presentation of TFNN. The morning market kickoff with your host, Tommy O'Brien. Good morning everybody, I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFNN. Hope everyone had a great holiday weekend, Christmas weekend, back at it for a full week of trading Monday through Friday as we come into the new year, 2022. Remarkable folks, five trading days left. We got a full trading week all the way through Friday, even on New Year's Eve. Should see some low action, low volatility, excuse me, low volume. Doesn't mean low volatility as we saw last week, man.  It was quite a week, folks. You go from a price point. Is that, yes, a price point of last Monday with a low price of 45, 20. We are more than 200 S&P points above that level. You look where we are on the chart. You do have a tail back on December 16th. We got us to a high of 47, 43. But when you talk about closes, you talk about opens, S&P is going to open with a record open this morning to kick off trading coming into the new year. NASDAQ 100. Let me pull up those NQs. You're talking about a level that were about 400 points off of the all-time highs. That all-time high back on November 22nd, 16,000, excuse me, 16,767. You're trading 16,374. You're posited by 75 points. Now, you back things up to last Monday in the NASDAQ 100. How about 900 points? You're talking about almost 1,000 points, folks. You're only 120 points away from 1,000 points off of the lows that we had just last Monday. Dow up 70 points right now, 35,902. You're about 500 points away from all-time highs. Russell, quite a different story as it's been the case. You've got the Russell right now trading at 2242 down from 2460. Bitcoin, back above 50,000. Been quite a bear year for Bitcoin, man. Can't overstate that one. Got Ethereum, negative by 30 bucks or so at 4,094. Crude, trading at 73.55. We got the gold contract this morning. Basically flat, you're down $1 at 18.10 this morning on gold. Silver is flat at 22.94. And we jumped to notes and bonds. No action there either. We got the 10-year flat at 130.18. The 30-year is posited by 12 ticks at 160.28. And we jump over to the VIX. Volatility Index as this market marches on. Boy, quite a spike in that VIX, whether you back things up to December 3rd, you back things up to where the volatility really began on the Friday after Thanksgiving. You back things up to just a week ago when the market was correlating to the lows that I just went over. As I pointed out, the S&Ps are more than 200 points above where they were trading at when you had the VIX spiking to a high of 2739. Man, if you train those VIX, if you train those VIX products, like for instance, I know a lot of our traders like the UVXY, you really get some volatility on some of these spikes. Now, I'm going to back things up just 20 days or so, and you see how quickly some of these volatility spikes, man. If you're in these equities and you get some spikes, folks, and you're trading the VIX, I encourage you to think about taking those profits because it does not last long. Now, yes, there's the possibility. If we really get an extended sell-off that you could see some of those run, but boy, I mean, what are you looking for there? When you go back to the VIX, the weekly to encompass the full run of COVID, I mean, every time we've gotten a high, folks, even going back to when we got the first COVID spike, now, that's a lot of weeks that we went up there, right? It took us four weeks to get to the high on the VIX, took us about eight weeks to get back down to June 1st, maybe even 12 weeks or so, where we had a 24. You see the lows that we had will zoom in on the action, but boy, quick spikes, quick pullbacks on each occasion. It does not last, folks. Now, in context, it does not last when the market continues to march to highs. Yes, there's a possibility you could get an acceleration if we get an extended sell-off, but there is no reason for an extended sell-off just yet. Look at this chart of the S&P. When you talk about the channel line, folks, very well-defined. I'm going to put it back on a daily. I'm going to zoom in on since we had COVID. Now, as you can see, even taking it off the bottom. Now, yes, this does not come off the bottom. I talked about it many times, but if you're trading the markets, you're trading the futures, you're trading the indices, I will keep it on your radar, because it's something to keep track of, because each time we've either gotten near the top or the bottom portion of this trend line in the S&P, you've seen either support or resistance. Man, this is quite a line. If we ever carry this into the next year, you're talking about a price level that will blow people away. I imagine that at some point, this is going to cause a little weakness through this channel line, because you start pushing 12 months into the future, folks. Let's just put it back a year now. This channel line went from $3,600 to $4,600 over the course of a year. You extended out another 12 months, you're going to be pushing from $4,600 to $5,600. That or they're abouts, right?  If you stay in that trend line for another 12 months, man, we're talking about another, what? 1,000 points, another 20% gain almost in the markets. I'm not sure the market has that in it after year after year of these gains, but guess what? They didn't think it had it this year as well, and nonetheless, the market charges forward. We're talking about 26% or something like that. We come into the year. Yeah, we come into the year at $3,600. We're closing out the year at $47,33 right now, and we got five trading days left to go in this market on the S&Ps. You jump over to the Qs. A little bit of a different story in the Qs, but I'm going to back things up the same deal. Now, this trend line I like to follow on the Qs starts really last year when we got the market taking off from whether it was the vaccine efficacy numbers in November. We got the election that we got passed in early November of 2020 as well, and you take a look at the Qs, man. It has been well-defined up to the top portion, to the bottom portion as well. We did get slightly above there to 408.71. You got down to 378, but keep your eye on that channel line in the Qs as well if you're trading those tech stocks. Getting near the top portion of there, but you're still about 10 points away in the Qs if you're going to bounce off that top portion of that trend line.  Got above that area before recoiling in November, and you see the four times we've had this thing touch the bottom. All the way a year ago in October, March of this year, May of this year, October of this year. Didn't quite get down to that level. I'm sure you had some people looking for a bounce. Didn't quite get there on the run that we had starting last Monday, but nonetheless you're trading at 396.92 right now on the Qs. Let's jump around to some of the fang stocks. As we got one week of trading to go, we'll kick it off with Amazon. Excuse me. That's a little bit of a longer term timeframe. Let's back this off for some clarity. This encompasses the full run from the COVID lows. Remarkable you had Amazon trading at 1626, I think. 1626.03 to be exact. Your consolidation area, which is pretty cool on Amazon. You got the bottom portion there, just about 3,000 on my chart. I got the 3.82 of the full run from last March, sitting at about 29.59, and look at how it just chopped around there for a while. Whether you're talking about back last September, back in November, back in March of this year, got a little bit ahead of itself to 37.33. That's when Jazzy took over, if you recall.  They tell the world that they might not even make a profit for the holiday season because costs are going up. Remarkable company like Amazon with the tens of billions of dollars that they take in. It's almost going to be hundreds of billions of dollars they take in on a quarterly basis. And they can't even turn a profit. But to their credit, if they get the job done with all the variables going on right now and they keep customers happy, and I imagine that's pretty much the case, because we're past Christmas. We're two days past Christmas and you haven't seen the horror stories online in terms of people not getting their presents. It seems like they got it done, at least on the process portion of delivering. We'll find out how much they had to spend to make that happen. We got Amazon right now up about $17. We jump over to the big dog, Apple shares. $176.28. As of close Friday, we put it on a 15 minute. A little bit higher this morning with the market from Apple. 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Each host is an experienced trader and gives their take on the market while taking calls and questions live from around the world. From the moment the market opens until the closing bell sounds, Tiger TV has eight different shows with expert hosts to help you make the right moves with your money.  Welcome back folks. We've got 12 minutes to go into the open. We've got the S&Ps up 12 points right now. We jump over to Alphabet Shares. Google. Quite a year. We're talking about 29.71 on Friday. We put it on a three-year weekly to talk about this acceleration. COVID lows at about a thousand. You came into this year though at 17.50. You're going to close out the year at almost 3,000. You're pushing right up against, I believe, the 2 trillion mark. Let's pull it up. 1.959 trillion dollars for Google shares at 29.42. Interesting. Just talking about some of those valuations here on CNBC. Stocks up almost 70 percent this year right near 2 trillion dollars by far the best performance of any of the big tech stocks. Man, they get some big numbers in here in terms of the numbers. Microsoft, 51 percent. Apple, 33 percent. Facebook, now Metta. We're going to talk a little bit about Facebook too later in the program. Up 23 percent. Amazon, it's been a consolidation for Amazon after accelerating big time early on in the pandemic. You got up 5 percent. Tesla's up 51 percent on the year after pulling back. NASDAQ 100, up 27 percent. Alphabet, they're an advertising company. Majority of their revenue from advertising business. Proven resilient. Check out some of the numbers they're talking about though. In the third quarter earnings report in October, 43 percent increase in advertising revenue to 53.1 billion dollars. Imagine that. You're doing 53 billion dollars in 90 days. And you're growing that business year over year by 43 percent. YouTube ad sales, similar jumps, 7.2 billion. Earnings top in estimates, man. You don't got to spend a lot of money to just send out ads when people are trying to service them. Folks, I found myself watching YouTube, which I do watch a lot, that now I got to watch two ads. Right? Now I got to watch two ads. Sometimes I can't even hit the forward button. They're changing here as they have more and more supply of ads that they can deliver. They're saying, we're just going to push it out to the public because we're getting paid for two ads now. You got to watch two ads now sometimes when you're watching YouTube videos. But man, Google, Alphabet, they are cashing it in a big way. For the full year, revenue expected to climb 39 percent to a quarter trillion dollars with 4 billion left over. 254 billion dollars full year revenue. Fastest growth since 2007. Google is growing at the fastest rate in 14 years. Imagine the size of the company back in 2007 versus the size of the company now. And really, I don't have a large position in Google at all. I think I have some. But the point being, it's remarkable numbers, folks. And they're getting rewarded, rightfully so, for their share price because when you look at those types of numbers, you look at that type of growth, you look at the earnings, staggering, staggering growth in a big way. And if you recall, last August, they were the ones that were supposed to be in trouble in terms of antitrust. You trade from 1750 down to 1400. You trade off $350 on that price point. And man, what a buy in that opportunity. That was below 1500. You've doubled your money since the market took off back there in October slash November with Google coming into the year at 1750, 2942. Remarkable. Let's jump around to some of those other fank stocks as I was finishing it up. There's Amazon. Quite a different story back in this consolidation. I do have some Amazon folks there, Lager this year. But man, in the long run, I see a lot of success with less risk for the potential for that reward, right? I mean, there are many stocks out there, folks, that you can get a 10-bagger. Easy. As in, yeah, it's very possible. And I say easy if you want to risk the amount of times that you might go bankrupt to get that 10-bagger. Okay? Let's say you want a stock that goes up 50% in a year. You want an exposure to a stock that's going to go up 50% in a year. You're dealing with some volatility that can go in both directions. All right? What I love about Amazon is you have the opportunity to go higher in a big way, even though you're Lager this year, with the support of knowing that you're not going to get a company, in my opinion, that's going to tumble. And right now, you're talking about a company that's valued for a company like Amazon at 1.7 trillion, yeah, 1.7 trillion. So you're behind all the big dogs. You got Apple at 3 trillion, right? You got Microsoft. They're getting up there as well, man. Microsoft, 2.5 trillion. Google's at 2 trillion. Amazon's only at 1.7 in that context. So on a contextual basis, just by pure market capitalization, 1.7 trillion. Now, if there's pullbacks, folks, the multiples are going to pay the price on many of these equities, but where would you see a company like Amazon cascading to? Do you ever see it going back under a trillion dollars? Now, that would be almost a 50% haircut. So we don't want to see that if you're a long-term investor. But you get the point. We're at valuations for that company. You can solid it for 14, 15 months. It becomes even more attractive. You got to find a base in terms of after the acceleration this company had. Because remember, the rest of the market only started accelerating higher in really November when you had Amazon trading at 3,000. Amazon came into COVID at 1,800. So they popped before the market did because of their pickup on all the orders of people shopping online. I'm giving you the bull case, but it's nice when you get that type of consolidation after the run-up. And man, if you ever get a move again to what we had, you traded from 1,600 up to a price point of about 3,500. You're talking about $1,900. If you take that same move, maybe you start from anywhere here. Folks, you're pushing 5,000 on Amazon. Nice round number. We'll see if that hits. But not out of the question when you think about that Amazon was trading at 3,500 more than a year ago. Eventually there will be some pickup there, I imagine, to the upside after this consolidation. It's tried to break out of that consolidation a couple of times and pulled back. Right now though, Amazon is going to open up about 13 bucks. Now, let's jump into Facebook. Facebook shares. Quite the pullback for them recently, from 384 all the way down to a low of 299.50. You've popped a bit from there. You have Facebook up about $3 this morning from 335 to 338. You're still going to be almost $50 off the highs. You came into 2020 at a price point of 271 though. So it's still a nice acceleration with the market up to 335. Now I bring up Facebook. It's one of my Christmas presents, folks. It was Oculus Quest 2, the virtual reality headset from Facebook's Oculus. And I got to tell you, it's pretty cool, man. I give Facebook a lot of grief. I am not a fan of Facebook itself, folks. It fosters like the worst thinking imaginable. It's a cesspool of negativity, in my opinion, Facebook overall. Yes, there's some good areas of Facebook in terms of sharing pictures and the likes. Most of it is just people complaining and talking politics, talking everything they don't like in life and ranting. But man, if you haven't tried one of these headsets, folks, I encourage you to go out there and try it. Even from an investor perspective, because the way that you feel immersed in the environment that you're in just by putting on a headset was pretty mind-blowing. That's what I kept trying to share to the people around the house during the holidays.  And you're in an environment that actually changes how you feel in terms of a 3D basis. It really made me change the way, yeah, bye-bye-bye. It really made me change the way I thought about all that. I was talking to my dad. He's over there chatting with the Tigers. Dan, now here's the disclaimer from an investor perspective. Zuckerberg's a believer and now I can kind of get a glimpse why.  It might scare the heck out of market participants because then the step you have to get to is the final step. And they're talking about already, though. You heard it. Maybe you got a suit that you wear so you can feel everything right. Maybe you're sitting there on a treadmill so you can actually move in your 3D environment five or 10 years down the road, I imagine, folks. But I encourage you to check it out because it is pretty cool and it made me rethink how I will look at meta going forward. Stay tuned, folks. We'll be right back from the Market Open. Are you having fun trading the markets but having trouble finding like-minded individuals to discuss your trading and investment ideas with? Become an Apex creditor in the trading markets and join the Tiger's Den Trading Room only at tfnn.com. The Tiger's Den is an exclusive trading room where successful traders from around the world come to exchange trades and ideas. Join the den and surround yourself with the sharpest minds in the trading world. Subscribers to the Tiger's Den are also the first to have their questions answered live on air and can privately chat with our tfnn hosts live during their shows. 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Travel stocks quite a weekend, man. Unfortunately, and this is where, folks, you're seeing it that no matter what happens in terms of just getting things set up there, excuse me. No matter what happens with shutdowns, et cetera, these flare-ups are going to have economic impacts. It's remarkable. You get the market sitting at all-time highs when you cannot deny that we just had 2,800 flight cancellations. 2,800 over Christmas weekend. These poor people, as in almost 3,000 flights, imagine the problems that created for people flying home for the holidays, et cetera. You got the airlines trading down lower, as you would expect. United's down 2.1. We'll pull up some of these charts. You get Delta. You get the cruise ships down as well. 2,800 over Christmas weekend, disrupting travel. You also had a winter storm in the northwest part of the country, adding difficulties on Sunday. I was seeing videos of some friends out there.  The market will likely allow the situation a few weeks to play out to see if infection rates drop as they have in South Africa. And hopefully so, because the numbers are pretty, pretty harsh in terms of the way this thing is spreading. It does look like it's just going to rip through the entire population over the next 30 or 60 days. We'll see how that happens. But these travel stocks jumping around. There's American. You're down 3.4% on the open. And this is with an S&P that's up about 1.5% right now. All the market's catching a little bit of a lift on the open. You jump over to Delta shares, down 3%.  You jump over to Southwest, down 2.3%. We jump to the cruise lines, Norwegian, NCLH, down 5%. The cruise lines are always a little bit more volatile than the airlines. You jump to Carnival, down about 5% as well. Let's jump to some of the fang stocks again. See how they're opening Amazon slightly in the green right now. Apple up almost a full percent. Look at that. It's a 1.7809 on the open. We jump to Microsoft shares, up 2.3%. Tesla shares right now, up more than a full percent at 1,078%. All right, what else we got going on? Let's see. What do I got pulled up here? Yeah, let's talk a little bit of movies with a dud and with a winner. You start things off with, and this is interesting that I have not been too in tune with movies besides the fact that there's a new matrix out and it's available on HBO. I'm not a shareholder on HBO, folks. I am a customer. Bought HBO Max within the last year. Partly because there were so many great movies that were coming out throughout the year and HBO decided to offer their full slate of theater releases available on HBO Max. My friends have been seeing the new matrix. They've said go see it in a movie theater and they're probably right. Those are the types of movies nowadays that you may want to still go see in a theater. Outside of COVID though, not sure I'm comfortable with unvaccinated kids still in the house. So these are the things that weigh on the economy, but we're going to jump. Spider-Man's reached a billion dollars. So the possibility is out there, but here's where things get interesting, right? You have a movie like West Side Story directed by Steven Spielberg, maybe even produced. It says Steven Spielberg's West Side Story probably produced and directed by Spielberg failed to gain traction with audiences at the box office, $36.6 million in the first three weeks, a budget of $100 million, and that does not include marketing costs. Here's what I will say is I haven't seen any marketing. I don't think about this West Side Story. Maybe I'm not around in the areas that they are marketing to as in the channels, but they're talking about here. This is geared towards an older audience and just like I was talking about older audiences may not be quite comfortable getting back into a theater right now. You jump to a different story. Spider-Man with Sony and Disney co-producing that the first film to surpass a billion dollars, $1.05 billion for the global box office and also claimed the title of Highest Grossing. And the last film to do that was Disney's Star Wars, the rise of Skywalker in 2019. Now, I believe that Disney had something like eight different movies all grossed a billion dollars in 2019. It was some staggering amount of movies. And you see that last one we had was 2019. We get none in 2020, we get one in 2021 as we come into the last five trading days. So maybe that's a sign that life is going back to normal. But as you see, things differing. When you bring a movie like West Side Story geared to an older crowd, you spent $100 million to do it and you release it. As unfortunately Omicron is spreading because remember this is talking about three weeks, right? The market started flipping out on November 26th, the Friday after Thanksgiving. So you have this movie, West Side Story, opening basically for the entire new cycle of Omicron over the last few weeks and there's no denying the way these cases are spreading. I think Florida went something like two weeks ago. Florida announces their data on a weekly basis each Friday. Two weeks ago, we were at something like 3,000 positive cases for the entire week. Last Friday, now I'm going back like nine or 10 days, you were at something like 30,000, 28,000 and this most recent update, like 113,000. So over the course of two weeks, you go from 13,000 cases to over 100,000 cases and I know that's happening almost everywhere. In the Northeast, I know it's happening. It's happening out West now and the wave has come to Florida immediately over the last two weeks. Point being back to the market, you can see how that is going to impact things with a movie like this just absolutely bombing. When you spend 100 million, you only push out about 36 million at the box office, does not include marketing cost, et cetera. Compare it to the fact that the market is there, just a different market. Spider-Man, no way home, grossing a billion dollars. They got two big actors in there. Tom Holland and Benedict Cumberbatch, two great stars over there. I really like Benedict Cumberbatch. He's been in some great flicks recently and yeah, billion dollars. Okay, what else we have happening when I got up here? Let's jump back to the market. JP Morgan says, investors are too bearish. Does not see a stock sell-off. Strategists say market concentration doesn't indicate a peak. It's your bull case, folks. US rally may become broader in January according to a note though. Is there take on things? There's no reason to fear that the rally, the catapulted US stocks to successive records this year will end any time soon according to JP Morgan. In fact, more investors may join. Conditions for a large sell-off are not in place right now, given already low investor positioning. Already low investor positioning at 4,700 and change in the S&P. Record buybacks, can't argue with that. Limited systematic amplifiers. Not sure that that one will play out correctly. Positive January seasonals. Investor positioning is too bearish. The market has taken the hawkish, central bank and bearish Omicron narratives too far. So hang on to that one for a second, okay? I mean, I'm always trying to keep the spikes up on my back, folks, when you have the market up so much over so many years in the face of so much volatility and unknown, okay? We're coming into quite an interesting time here that you have cases spreading and more importantly, you have the Fed ramping up to raise rates and still curtail asset purchases. I mean, we are not used to rates rising in the way that they may over the next two years. How is the economy going to handle that? How are, you know, whether it's banks, just companies going to manage the fact that capital is going to become much more expensive versus a 0% bound that we're in. And meanwhile, you have one of the best banks out there, J.P. Morgan saying the market has taken too... dovish? Excuse me, the market has taken the central bank and Omicron narratives too far. Well, I bring that up as we go into the break right now, folks. We're about to break all-time highs to the tick as we speak. Today is your daily. We're within three points. This is when the note comes out. I'm going to put an arrow in it. I'm going to say J.P. Morgan said the market is reacting too negatively. Look at that. 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The funds are designed to be utilized only by sophisticated investors, such as traders and active investors. Distributor, Four-Side Fund Services, LLC. Welcome back, folks. We're at the S&Ps right now. Up 24 points. You're talking about right within record territory. Got within about a point and a half of where we were in the open. Right now, you're trading higher. By 24 points, half a percent in the S&Ps, you're trading up almost 9-tenths percent in the NASDAQ 100. We take a look at where we are there. You're talking about 300 points about 330 points. 330? Yes. 330 to be exact. 16,000. Fourth year to the eighth. The highs, you back things up 11 days ago on December 16th. We're talking about a high there. 16,457. So just off that high. It would be interesting to see how we react right where we are in the NASDAQ 100 because you see we've had about three different times that we've traded up to this price level. December 16th, we were up there on December 8th and 9th. Also up there on November 29th and 30th. We'll see if we can plow through that level right now. Dow, a little bit of weaker action, only up a tenth a percent, and the Russell turning negative down three-tenths percent. We jump to commodities, gold, pretty calm action, down about a buck right now. You got crude off about 30 cents. We jump to notes and bonds to see the action, pretty tame action as well. You get the 10-year, up one tick, you get the 30-year, up five ticks, and we get the VIX right now, 1871 on the Volatility Index. Okay, jumping on to other stories that caught my eye this morning talking about robotics on a grand scale. Just interesting to try and wrap your brain around. So this article out on Bloomberg, excuse me, on CNBC this morning, the robot workforce isn't coming, it's already here. I would encourage you to try and think like this, folks, because when I'm making investments, especially for the longer term, it's the reason why I bring up Facebook five or ten years down the future, down the road. It's amazing to think what these headsets are going to be like, folks. I'm serious. I'll pull the headset and show what you've probably seen pictures of people. You've seen the videos, right, of people playing Oculus. They get all disoriented. Maybe they smack into a wall. Maybe they fall face first, right on the floor. The future is coming. It's coming probably faster than we all think about. I just had a son. He's going to be 11 months old soon. Crazy to think about what the world's going to be like when he's 30, 35, 40, like myself. Just crazy, let alone just five or ten years down the future with self-driving cars very close. Robotics, they're talking about here. Retailers, restaurants, looking to robotics and other technology to keep up with demand in a tighter labor market. It's going to incentivize the push even further when you're paying higher wages for human capital. If robots can do it, folks, this is going to be the battle over the next ten years in terms of how do we have a healthy economy for all, not just for stocks, when you have so many workers potentially displaced by robotics. We've got a lot of people who use robots to scrub store floors and can scan inventory and cupcake chain sprinkles, has replaced traditional cash shears with self-checkout kiosks. That seems to be something that probably could have been done ten years ago. Diners and shoppers, impatient and long waiting periods of poor service welcome the changes. It's a fine line though because we've all been in the grocery stores when only the self-checkout aisle is kind of possible. And I tell you that even with long lines after those self-checkout aisles, especially in a grocery store where you may have a lot of items, sometimes it feels like that grocery store is being a little cheap. And maybe they should be paying for more capital for the amount of money they're making as opposed to just forcing all their shoppers to run through the computer to check out. But guess what? That's where the future is going. They just got to do it in a manner where the customer is happy. Now what I want to look at here real quick is that you talk about Amazon. Now this jumps through a bunch of them. Amazon has been using these for a long time in terms of their company. I started jumping around over the break. It's all the way back in 2012. You're talking about in five days folks, that'll be ten years ago. A decade ago, Amazon spent almost $800 million and this is a decade ago to purchase a young robotics company called Kiva. Kiva Systems that gave it ownership over a new breed of mobile robots that could carry shelves of products from worker to worker, reading barcodes on the ground, etc. Excuse me. Today, Amazon has more than 200 mobile robots working inside its warehouse network and folks, this article though is from 2019. You're talking about two years ago, this article was written. You had them spending $100 million, point being basically the wave is coming, robotics are coming, a company like Amazon you think about what they've been able to do probably over the course of ten years owning a robotics company they spent $800 million for it is mind-blowing. S&Ps right now up 25 points at 4740, NASDAQ up 120 and the Dow up 117. Let's jump around to what else I had in terms of taking a look at. Interesting article here talking about older denomination besides the euros. Two decades after billions in old cash is being hoarded, almost 10 billion in phased out currencies is still unredeemed. They got a lot of cash underneath their pillows somewhere. Now it's interesting the deadline to swap some of these is coming up. The deadline has already passed for some of them. Two decades after euros were first minted and distributed billions in cash denominated in the national currencies that were abandoned and it's out there and you check out. So in the blue is redeemable notes and coins so Germany's got a lot of them. There's a lot of notes and coins still in Germany that can be redeemed and then you jump to the worthless areas though like Spain and Italy and France other countries aren't so patient France, Spain and Italy have all ceased exchanging old money and still still you got big time money out there 793 million euros in Spain, Italy 1.2 billion oh I see that was 793 yeah, Spain has notes and bonds excuse me, notes and coins to the tune of 793 and 782 just kind of interesting to see how that shakes out no real market impact they're not sure exactly why it goes on Euro cash was introduced January of 2002 initially used in 12 of the areas. Central Bank is now pushing out plans to devise new banknotes and they're going to be designed by 2024 over in the euro alright jumping around to China Diddy shares slumping after insiders blocked from selling stock just another reminder folks that you are at the whim of the Chinese regime over there if you were trading these companies doesn't mean that you can't make money but boy you're dealing with variables that are very hard to quantify over there. We jump over to Diddy you're up half a percent actually you were down to 538 you claw back some of those losses we just had the deli up that is quite a demise from their IPO to 18 I mean look where this is traded even from when you recalibrated from 15 down to 12 on the first news of there being problems potentially with what's going on you're trading at 563 this thing just keeps sliding I mean we jump over to some of the other shares Alibaba you're up 2.38 percent right now but back in February you're trading at 274 you're trading at 121 if I was trading any of these I would just do it very short term alright and just like that did we get there we did we got an all-time high print in the S&P is right now 4744 NASDAQ up 122 but S&P let's check out some of the fang stocks and see how they're trading Apple's going to help when you get the biggest company in the world up 9 tenths percent at 177 89 second biggest company in the world up 9 tenths percent as well Microsoft at 337 we jump to Google shares up 6 tenths percent we jump to Amazon up half a percent Facebook I guess I'm not the only one that got Oculus for Christmas maybe Facebook look at that pop on the open man I should have been buying on the open that was the plan from 338 up to 343 for Facebook shares you're up 2.5 percent right now for Facebook alright folks we got record prints on the S&P at 4745 stay tuned I'll come right back to finish up the show sharpening your skills as an investor is like getting better at playing a musical instrument you have to practice sure but you also need excellent instruction from experts at TFNN you'll get advice and guidance from the authority in technical market analysis and it's not just dry tedious text either TFNN airs live financial content streamed live on TFNN.com and TFNN's YouTube channel with Tiger TV live every market day from 8 30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern for free each host is an experienced trader and gives their take on the market while taking calls and 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saying you know it's really unfortunate that we had to hold this for months when it traded from 18 to 5 61 but at least 180 days is over and I can cash in on my shares that I've been waiting for an extended period of time and China says no we're not going to allow selling because we don't do that in stocks that we need not to go lower nonetheless that would never happen in America thankfully and it's happening over there and you should be worried because they are manipulating shares to trade above where true supply and demand would equal folks okay that's the real lesson there that they're trying to manipulate shares to trade higher by using rules as they do but that doesn't always play out well because the market can sometimes be stronger than those forces nonetheless just a heads up alright we get the S&Ps up 24 folks quite a remarkable acceleration when you look at where we are we jump to notes and bonds to finish up the show pretty tame action on a 5 minute basis a little bit of a lift from where we were at about 6 in the morning you're up about 6-6 right now 10 year we're trading at 1.30 19 you jump over in terms of the yield you're talking about 1.48% the yield on the 10 year pretty flat in light of everything else going on alright folks thanks so much for starting your Monday off with me stay tuned we got our man Basil Chapman he's coming up next with the Tiger Technician tower fast market at 12 we may have a couple replays because of the holiday folks but Tom O'Brien my dad at 3 o'clock to wrap up the trading day stay tuned folks we got our man Basil Chapman coming up now S&Ps right near record territory up 25 points have a great Monday everybody


Today we're going to show you a little bit about how to build a floating fish attractor. In fact we're going to build a living floating fish attractor, one that has plants associated with it. This is built out of a variety of materials. The main piece is a wooden shipping pallet. See like this one right here. And you can get these often as kind of surplus behind a lot of department stores, other places where they ship a lot of materials. Of course ask first before you take one. Sometimes they recycle these so you want to make sure that it's okay to remove them but often they're perfectly willing to let you have these for free. So we're going to use that as the base and then we're going to put living material on top of that. Of course we have to have some soil. This soil is a mixture of clay and potting soil that we make our top soil that we've mixed together. If we use just the top soil it's too light and we'll tend to float away. But if we use clay mixed with it'll kind of hold together a little better. So we've got a mixture of that. We're going to cover the bottom of this because this obviously has some big holes in it. We're going to cover the bottom with some landscaping fabric to hold that soil in. And then we're going to also put some pool noodles, the floating pool noodles in there to provide flotation. This flotation each one of these pool noodles will support about 40 pounds of flotation and they're closed cell foam so they'll last a long time and provide the flotation to keep this on the surface. So this will go inside the shipping pallet. We'll attach all that with some staples and some cable ties and we'll also of course need to attach this to the bottom while we want it to float at the surface. We don't want it to float away. So we'll have an anchor, a concrete block anchor and some cabling that will cable it to the bottom. Now one of the critical pieces as we do cable it is this swivel. We're going to put a swivel in line on that cable that we cable it to the anchor so that it doesn't twist and it doesn't break the cable. So that's an important thing to remember. Finally once we have all the soil and everything attached we're going to plant our plants into the top of this material with some bird netting just to hold the plants in place on the top of this of this pallet. We have wetland plants today that we're going to be using. Theoretically you could even put garden plants and float that out onto a pond but in our in our case we want to just use wetland plants. They're from this area they're from this pond so we don't worry about brine and weeds are causing any problems. So we'll just establish those in the dirt then we'll take it out we'll launch it in the pond and the fish will then aggregate underneath this in the shade underneath this living material.


Mr. Speaker There's two tales to this story. I'm contemplating which which end to start with first so let me maybe start With the kumala that we're all having so I can join in To say I too Welcome any investment that we're going to do in the field of Again like what I said in tourism Mr. Speaker I welcome now this enthusiasm and all of a sudden this resurgence on This need to invest in quality playing facilities by the government because while I was in government mr. Speaker I was wondering for a moment When we were putting in Astro turf facilities putting down world-class tracks Improving the quality of sports in this country you would have thought that we were committing the biggest sin I'm still hearing it today, so I'm not understanding this. I think the member from View for itself spoke about this Confusing personalities so on one hand We're here today To come and approve 80 million dollars, but on the other hand when we were spending 33 million dollars It was bad That you're going to put down Astro turf facilities in Miku in Denry with lights Then you're going to put down facilities in in Denry That we forgot about we forgot about the Grosally Sports Academy we forgot about the lights throughout the length and the breadth of this country and I am ecstatic At the champions tournament Because it's always been our aspiration that sports must be in the community that we must bring sports to an organized level To be the equivalent of what we have seen on the aquatic center, mr. Speaker That is the example of clubs of being able to have one swimming facility with six seven clubs primary secondary and At the primary level three levels into beginning beginners intermediate in advance and The idea mr. Speaker that it's competition that is going to create excellence and Every time that they were bringing International teams from a broad at the aquatic center the six or seven clubs now could create three teams of the best of the best Want to see it with basketball and we said where do we need to begin because I think it's accepted around this table That is with the best interest of all of us given our resources We have to choose which sporting disciplines we want to go to and again. I welcome the debates In our government we said the disciplines that we want to support are the disciplines that are gender-neutral boys and girls Discipline that offers the greatest opportunity for scholarships and that happens to be in the states and Thirdly a discipline that offers young people who succeed at an international level the opportunity to go professional And I think without a lot of discourse we can have it That football is a number one sport boys and girls Scholarships at division one division two division three and the most professional leagues around the world Huge opportunity for young people and if you're going to build a football field It's obvious that you should build a track and Again track is what gender-neutral lots of scholarships at multiple divisions in United States of America and a lot of professional leagues Whether it's basketball whether it's volleyball we have to choose those and we have seen success in swimming So I'm hoping mr. Speaker Like what some of the members have said here that the 80 million dollars is Going to be spent with some level of thought and strategy and to appreciate How expensive this money is because one thing to consider for a moment that it's a 15-year loan at 4% may be easy to fool ourselves that this is cheap money. This is expensive money There's also something that we must do ourselves if we're going to be honest with each other They're in Sammy Stadium How much is a sufficient amount of revenue that the stadium ought to generate in its own upkeep and I put it word we collective Over the years if we have not been able to find that formula as to how we can utilize that Facility because again, that was a big part of World Cup cricket the first time around is Not to build these monstrosities and that there was some life after them that they would be able to generate revenue So where did we get it wrong? How come we're not able to generate sufficient revenue at the Darren Sammy Stadium? To do so and Hopefully if we're going to be making improvements to the facility It is with that in mind that we're trying to improve the sustainability the viability So we don't have to keep having good money chase More good money meaning that the facility can generate some level of resources for its own maintenance so mr. Speaker sports is in very important and Holding ourselves accountable is equally important. So mr. Speaker, let me get to the flip side of This discussion the member from castries east in his presentation and again, I want to say I pointed out that trust is Important so the first presentation of the house I question the truthfulness in the information I leave it to the public to determine for themselves the truthfulness about the deputy speaker and what really transpired And what the intentions of the government and I'm going to speak today again about the truthfulness of this presentation Because the truthfulness of this presentation is It we're seeing history repeat itself again Remember from castries east and some of the other members alluded to it Darren Sammy Stadium That we borrowed money for Darren Sammy to build Darren Sammy's dear and the assumptions that were made in that loan did not Manifest themselves in fact The Bank of Nova Scotia came very close mr. Speaker So foreclosing on that book and what happened mr. Speaker Republic Bank almost foreclosed on it and what happened mr. Speaker in A contract was signed with the then Lottery from Canada Where they were given? the rights to do a lottery in St. Lucia and The money that the lottery was collecting they gave the guarantee to pay to him in fact so much so mr. Speaker What happened was is that the NLA? Was left with a subvention of about $25,000 a month mr. Speaker of all the money was hurt And therefore the NLA and what it was intended to do to be able to help the young people of this country Could not do so because it had inadequate resources And in fact mr. Speaker it is when the deal with cage came in and that was renegotiated mr. Speaker and Cage ended up taking over the guarantee of the loan to bring in the slot machine Some persons here who said over their dead body, but I still see them alive today mr. Speaker said The lottery ended up increasing its revenue to somewhere between 400 and $600,000 a month now mr. Speaker Here's where now the purpose of the debate in parliament is important The question that was not asked and not even brought up by anyone is Is the NLA in a position to? Service this law or do we see that history is about to repeat itself again? I Also want to point out mr. Speaker That and maybe I'm confused as to what the member from castries he said is it the chicken or the egg is it a contingent liability Because we have the loan or is it that the NLA could not take this loan by itself and Therefore and therefore in not being able to service the loan by itself That it had to obtain a government guarantee and getting that government guarantee mr. Speaker is what created now a contingent liability and for the edification of the general public What does the contingent liability mean it means that this is a liability on the books of the government of solution This is debt that the government of solution now must put down So our debt to GDP has now increased by 80 million dollars Now mr. Speaker I've tried to get the more current numbers from the NLA I'm very happy that the minister of sports is here, and I'm very happy and I deliberately wanted to speak before him because I Certainly wanted to be able to hear the answer I want to hear the answer because I can't imagine mr. Speaker that he would have come all this way to say nothing So No, he came from his sick bed. He came from his sick bed according to the speaker So mr. Speaker You made an excuse for the gentleman, mr. Speaker Okay, you didn't say he was sick. No problem. I oh the Prime Minister did my apologies my apologies my apologies my apologies So When we left office, I? Knew that the NLA was making summer between 600 and 800,000 dollars a month If we take this loan mr. Speaker for simple math it says three and a half million dollars biannually Which means it's seven million dollars per year Which means we're talking about how much money? Just under 600 and 600 and something thousand dollars a month and I have been informed I don't know so let me put that on the on the table mr. Speaker I don't have the evidence to support it, but I've been informed that the revenue at the NLA has decreased So the question is Here it is on one hand the skirt of Kenya is that We're going to celebrate the youth We have an entity called the NLA whose main and prime objective in setting it up was moneys to be able to go to the youth Scholarships sports, etc We see a loan being taken And according to what has been told and I very much support what some of the members in this house have said That maybe there needs to be a greater spread of that wealth around the country And if the NLA is supposed to pay that money back and there's not an emphasis as to whether that where that money is going to be generated It's worrisome And I know that certainly when I was the minister of finance That we went out of our way to make sure that one third of the moneys that we were obtaining from the Taiwanese Which was about 12 million US dollars a year? One third of that every year was being spent on sports development. I remember that is moneys that we're getting that are grant So this loan has a Multiple impact one it increases the amount of debt that the country has two if in fact due diligence has not been done or maybe it has been done on the NLA and Maybe the members knew before they came to this house the reason why the guarantee was being given and So to put off the table that the government may have to come in and find resources to pay off this loan It's not an unreasonable question to ask It's not unreasonable because we've seen it happen before We saw it happen with the down Sammy Stadium. So this Schizophrenia that was being referred to is How on one hand when one government is in office and is trying to do things to develop sports? That can be perceived as being a bad thing the members have been in government for three years and Continue to threaten to bring all kinds of things to expose How illegal the things were I mean I even listened to my very good colleague from castries southeast The same gentleman who is involved in the The scandal administers account scandal from the NLA who received monies was paid monies through his company to build a Changing room facility for five hundred and fifty thousand loss has the audacity mr. Speaker to come to this house and want to talk about what? Accountability and transparency Really? That's what he wants to come in and convince us in this house mr. Speaker The same the same issue where members on the opposite side want to try to do what they've done all day today is Every time that you are hitting a nerve is to deflect and Not take account for what their actions were mr. Speaker This this idea of the ministers account was what? Funds that were coming that into the NLA that were being assigned by the board to allow the minister to make the payments on his own The NLA does not have that authority The entity that's in charge of and the custodian of the NLA money is the NLA board Maybe one of the good things that's coming out of this is that there is no money to put into a minister's account if that was to reoccur Because clearly there's a problem But maybe But maybe mr. Speaker by chance That the economy is doing so well and That people have more disposable income in their hands and the lot trees are actually doing better than they were ever before and There's a significant amount of new revenue that's being generated and I have it all wrong But somehow mr. Speaker I doubt that's the case Because this loan speaks to almost six hundred thousand dollars a month of revenue $600,000 a month mr. Speaker to pay this loan That is why the NLA had to get a government guarantee That is why and it's because this government is giving the NLA a guarantee that it has become a contingent liability Because I put it to you mr. Speaker If in fact the NLA could have paid for this loan by itself and the bank felt comfortable that the NLA could do so because it has its own Revenue stream mr. Speaker. It earns its own money Very easy for it to have done that If in fact it had taken the loan and did not need a government guarantee Would this be a contingent liability to the state the answer is no and This is why I'm speaking mr. Speaker when we come to this house and it's happening way too often That the members on the opposite side mr. Speaker are continuing are continuing Mr. Speaker I'm so accustomed to that you know mr. Speaker even when we had a session before on the CDB loan If I had if I had spoken all those people who had chosen not to speak would speak So I'm accustomed and then guess what mr. Speaker if the members on the opposite side because what I have said are Prepared to speak then I have done my job It is my responsibility mr. Speaker as the leader of the opposition to ask those questions The questions that they themselves have not been willing to answer That is what we call democracy and at the end of the day not about running is when not whether I'm here or not It's answering to the people not to me. You owe me nothing. You owe me nothing You owe as you all said you all owe me Alan Shastney nothing at the end of the day You are accountable to the people and I'm simply mr. Speaker Providing some of the questions that have not been addressed and need to be addressed No, that was your responsibility when you're in opposition All I'm saying to mr. Speaker we have to be able to stop speaking with fork tongues At the end of the day both political parties have had significant youth movements Both political parties have embraced this development of sports Both political parties should appreciate mr. Speaker How talented our people are and that we need to develop a level of competition in our country That does not allow them or cause them to have to leave this country to become better And I am looking forward to the day When we have the athletes that can go through the entire system So if you take a you say in both mr. Speaker And see that he that he all of a sudden went from high school from junior school to high school And that his coach in high school mr. Speaker was his coach professionally That is when you know that you have a sporting Discipline in which you are world class mr. Speaker Before I sit I want to address that because it's something that continuously comes up It's so ridiculous that I have tried my best to ignore it At the end of the day the entity that was giving Julian alfred I hate bringing this up because I don't want in any way for it to be overly politicized Was the nla so when I hear members on the other side say that the prime minister or the minister of finance stopped her allocation total rubbish The other nla board was a decision being made by nla and the minister at the time who was the minister of sports Knew that he was taking some of the money that was allocated under the minister's account And the issue the issue was the governance of the minister's account Not anything else. The fact is that he did not have the authority to do that That is that was funds under the nla and the nla board should have never set aside monies And to allow him to decide what projects to pick which contractors Some of them were sitting in this house mr. Speaker who benefited from that Who were running in government at the time mr. Speaker And want to run away from that and all of a sudden want to point fingers at other people mr. Speaker Let us fix the system If in fact he thinks that something went wrong with um the con the the the bexons community center remedy it Get it fixed Oh come to this house and pretend And only tell people half the story Because that is what is happening in this house too often mr. Speaker Half the truth not the full truth. So the end of the day. I want to know Is this loan going to significantly deplete the programs the nla has And what is the intention of the government to remedy that problem? And I also agree with what some of the members said here in this house That 80 million dollars is a lot of money. That's a lot of sporting facilities And i'm certainly hoping like the member from uh view for itself That we're going to see the wealth spread Because young people live everywhere in this country And so hope you have a program and I don't expect 80 million dollars to solve all the problems mr. Speaker By far it's not going to But certainly there needs to be a greater level of transparency The transparency not only in how the money is being spent mr. Speaker But the transparency on what is the strategy that we have And to convince the general public and young people in particular that this is not hop-shot This is not a politician sitting at a table trying to decide who is going to get what And that there's a clear strategy and a commitment to sports and disciplines in this country mr. Speaker So mr. Speaker, I have listened to the prime minister I've listened to many of the people speak i'm looking forward to listen to the minister of sports speak I certainly did not hear any of the things that i've brought up being addressed And i'm hoping now that i've brought them to your attention that they will do the right thing And account for the 80 million dollars To be able to now admit That the nla the nla by itself mr. Speaker Is not in a financial capability Capability of taking on this loan And that if it was not for the government guarantee We would not have to have a contingent liability and that this is now going to increase the debt of this country 200 million dollars from the saudis 100 million dollars that we got from cdb 100 million dollars we just got today mr. Speaker another 80 million dollars I can go back to the african bank loan development bank loan And I can go back to so many things to show that this government has borrowed in excess of 700 million dollars And we have very little to show for it mr. Speaker and I am I am concerned With what is transpiring and i'm hoping again that this government when they come to make presentations that they're going to be substantially more Transparent and truthful to the public of sanducia. I thank you


Hello everyone, my name is Kai. This is a joint work with Siwei Meiqi and Qinju. In this work, we show some new insights into the development property. This is the outline of this presentation. I will introduce our work from these six aspects. As is well known, development property is powerful to detect integrity distinguishers for many sufferers. In recent years, it has been proven useful in support recovery in cube attacks. However, the development property is actually a property defined over the multi-set and rather than the sufferers themselves. And in this paper, we are interested in whether we can develop a director definition of it if we focus on the sufferers themselves alone without other conceptions. In this paper, we propose an underlying technique called monominal prediction. It can be seen as another explanation of current development properties. With this new conception, all the previous development properties can be unified into one framework. Then, we can use monominal prediction to the key independent sums. We also obtain the exact degree for from 1 to 834 rounds of trivial and improved attacks on 840, 841 and 842 rounds of trivial. Vector bottom function can be written as this and x2u or piux is called a monominal of f.  Our vector bottom function sending x to y and a monominal of y can be also written as a polynomial of x like this. And our question is how to judge whether or not xcu is contained by yv? To answer this question, we introduce a new conception called monominal trial. We look into a composite bottom function sending x0 to xr. For each of its component function fi, if we know its nf, we can find such a relationship. A monominal of xi is contained by a monominal of xi plus 1. And we can repeat it for each component function fi. And finally, we can find a chain from monominal of x0 to the monominal of xr. And this trial from x0, x1 to xr, we call it a monominal trial. And if there is at least one trial between piu0x0 and piurxr, we say that the monominal trials piu0x0 and piurxr is connected. To make it clear, we show an example. f is a composite function consisting of x0 and fy and the nf of x0 and fy are here. And we consider the trials from the monominal x0. And firstly, we compute all the monominal of y like this. We can find three monominal trials from x0 to some monominal of y. And similarly, we can compute the monominal trial from the monominal of y to the monominal of x of z. And finally, we connect them and find three monominal trials from x0 to some monominal of z. Next, we study the relationship between a monominal is contained by another monominal and the two monominal are connected. We say, if the monominal piu0x0 is contained by piurxr, then there is at least one trial connecting the two monominal. And we can prove it by induction R. However, the thing is different for the opposite. Although there is a trial from this monominal to this monominal, but this monominal may not be contained by this monominal. Considering the previous example, although x0 can be connected to z1, but if we write out the af of z1, we can find that two x0 cancel each other. So z1 doesn't contain x0. We can find there are just two trials connecting x0 and z1. This implies that the number of trials is important in determining this monominal is or not contained by this monominal. To study the number of trials, we introduce the conception of monominal how. The monominal how is defined as a set of all the monominal trials connecting two monominals and denoted by this notation. And the number of elements in our monominal how is called the size of this monominal how denoted by the side of the monominal how can be computed recursively, like this step by step. Okay, it's the time to introduce our theory. Our theory says if and only if the size of this monominal how is the odd number, then this monominal is contained by this monominal. And we can prove it by induction on R. Assume that it is valid for R less than s. And we want to prove it is also true for the case R equals s. Firstly, we expand pay us xs on x to s minus 1, like this. Then we use the formula of computing the size of monominal how, like this. And considering our assumption, for those monominals of pay us s minus 1 contained by the pay us xs, then the size from the size of monominal how of pay you 0x0 and those pay us minus 1x minus 1 is odd. Then odd number of odd numbers, the sum of odd numbers, odd numbers are odd numbers. So we prove our theory. In practice, we sometimes fix some input as constant values. For example, we may fix this input as a constant 0 and fix this input as constant 1. And some variables are treated as public variables, such as play text, array, and some variables are treated as secret variables, such as k bits. So we introduce the conception of derived function. A derived function can be defined by the f and the four marks as follows. The mask gamma 0 indicates the constant 0 and the gamma 1 mask indicates the constant 1 variables. And the gamma p indicates the public variables and the gamma s indicates the secret variables. And for the derived function, we should use this variant theory to compute whether a monominal is or not contained by another monominal, because all the monominal pay you 0x0 or way are actually one monominal. Okay, let's say the first application, we apply the monominal prediction to the k independent sums for our structure of x. If we want to judge whether lambda is independent of ks, we should know whether the monominal of pi urfdx contains any k-related monominal, like this. To determine it, we should compute the size of all related monominal howls. Obviously, this is very difficult, however, for attackers, they need less. They only need to determine some bits of self-taxes is k independent and do not care about those k dependent self-tax bits, then they can take some trade-off. For example, if they know there is no trials from this k-related monominal to pi urxr, then this monominal are impossible to appear in the final AF. This is simpler and enough to the attacker. We say this compromised algorithm, the no-force-alarm approximation of the monominal prediction, means we can use the trade-off algorithm to detect whether the final AF doesn't contain any k-related monominal and the algorithm will not raise force-alarm. So for the attackers, they can use the compromised algorithm to detect k independent self-tax bits. And now we can unify all the previous development properties into one framework and we say all the previous development properties are all no-force-alarm approximation of the monominal prediction. Here we take the two subset bit-based development property as an example because this development property is generally used in many cases. If we compare the initial set of two subset bit-based development property and the propagation of it, we can deduce that if there is no two subset different trials, then there is no monominal trials and then there is no k-related monominal in the final AF. So we can see that the two subset bit-based development property is a no-force-alarm approximation of the monominal prediction. And in this way, we can also prove that the three subset bit-based development property without all no subsets are also the no-force-alarm approximation of the monominal prediction and we can also prove that the monominal prediction is also the no-force-alarm approximation of the three subset bit-based development property without all no subsets because they share the same inputs and the same propagation rules. So the two techniques are equivalent and we can also say the previous development properties are also no-force-alarm approximation of three subset bit-based development property without all no subsets. Initially, if we can know why the monominal appears in the bottom function, we can compute the exact degree of this bottom function. Firstly, we find a monominal with degree of D to determine that this monominal is contained by F and then secondly, we prove that any monominal with larger degree than D will not appear in F. Then we can determine that the degree of F is just D. Then we apply monominal prediction to its poly-recovery. We can find all monominal of a bottom function related to the cube term and finally, we can get the superpoly with this formula, which is because the superpoly is just the coefficient of the cube term to compute to speed up the search. We recall the formula of computing the size of monominal how, which can be used to divide the large search problem into several smaller ones. And with this improved algorithm, we use it to recover many superpoly for 840, 841, 842 rounds of trivial. And with this superpoly, we develop the improved cube attacks on trivial for round reduced trivial. To summarize our work, we propose an underlying monominal prediction technique and give the exact degree of trivial up to 834 rounds of trivial. And finally, we improve the key recovery attack on trivial. Thanks for your attention and if you have some problems, please, questions, please email to me. Thank you.


I swear if this principal has his stuffed animal flash it's butthole at me in the beginning of this episode That's it for me in this series. What's going on guys? My name is Jack the bus you can hold me I should know we won't go back to a brand new video today We have episode three of our jujitsu kaisen watch to be named girl of steel guys last episode answered a lot of our questions It's a dory now has this task to collect all the fingers of this very ancient curse He was deemed a vessel because he's able to actually withstand the curse inside and not let it just completely overtake him Now he's been taken to the school where gojo is like I guess kind of his teacher and fushiguro is one of the other students And I believe the third is about to get there who they tease at the end of the last episode this girl Which I'm guessing is girl of steel There's only one way to find out guys we're gonna hop right into it If you need a channel chop a sub hit that big what bells don't miss any future episodes drop a fat like on this one Let's just hop right into it It's a festival Sorry oh She talking to herself I Special like his fit though, so that's why when you find one it's big deal. Yeah Yeah, it looks good. He has the yeah, why does he have a red like Gojo thought it would look nice He just understands fashion Hey leave her alone She radiates confidence She has too much confidence for I still want to know the blindfold the story why Be happy I still think it's so funny how those marks are eyes He is pretty high and mighty Oh my how do they find her I like how each of them already have very distinct traits They can all kind of carry their own weight Tornay oh my gosh Oh I'm surprised she's like excited she seemed she like she would be more like push you go Gojo said seems just as excited.  I was like yeah, you haven't learned anything. Here's this giant knife perfect I mean, he was already yeah, like insane it in terms of athletic ability She's reputation It's one of the mannequins Hammering nails so to exercise it do you like How does this work That's badass I love that But like now what is it like can she like retrieve the nails? She's one shot it You're a long way from home. Oh, I was also told there's something after red or after like post credits starting now Like starting this episode I was gonna say do we get back around her Because there's more fear and disgust to manifest the cemeteries to Oh it is they do retrieve Oh my god, wait, she's actually insane or just she oh my god stop There's more. How does she have special nails? Oh? A little a little adventurous ghost hunter unless that's the ghost Hello I think he's scared of something else. Yeah You don't have nails. Oh wait.    Oh My god. Oh, she said so it's gone when she got there. Oh, there's it a dory He was like this is my moment Hey, there's that lack of hesitation like he said So fast that if he doesn't know what he's about to do how how can the curse And this show is just so good with the soundtracks They're like, oh my god Gojo wants an opportunity for them. Oh, she's got more under her sleeve. Oh, she's exercising it That's that's sick. Oh It's like the doll.  That's like the whole hammer and nail concept. All right. I got a good idea what she does Tyler episode makes sense now That says about be about sour guessing like big sister role model type And as kind as a nun Oh Let them get you down can cone a brother Sad dude. Oh my gosh. Oh, that was the van.  I like this camaraderie they have already Oh He doesn't need the experience they do I mean she doesn't he just wanted to evaluate her in a way Oh my It's gonna be the next lead on the next finger. I'm guessing words manifesting Tokyo Non-jutsu jujutsu sorcerer regular Wait like first year is like them. Oh, yeah, and then you guys said the other scene after the credits Oh So are all the post-credits things like just memes He actually put in his two cents Gojo just on his phone This guy gets it. Oh, that's why they did rock-paper-scissors That sounds sick impossible Please riding cars properly and safely boy we learned so much about these characters already I love it like I said as they're walking home at the end you could already tell the camaraderie they built It's beautiful. They've only known each other for so long and they have these relationships these bonds already I mean inherently it's been the last episode in this one because the first one set up a lot about this world and man Do I love the constant girl of steel? I was right.  I just love anything aesthetic like that where you know You hear the sound you heard the sound of the hammer hitting the nail whenever she put it into that straw doll It's just you could feel it, you know, I don't know how to explain it better either way I like how each of them are so individually developed in their different ways And of course it's a dory isn't really yet. He's just kind of used that blade But like gojo said he hasn't had much, you know teaching done And we already have kind of the drive for nobita going forward learning about her backstory her history Guys, that's been episode three of our did you do guys and watch let me tell you episode down in comments below And as always I hope you guys have a wonderful rest of your day as per usual and I'll catch you in the next one this base


Consider using gravity as your friend when you're doing a large, complicated glue-up. Hello, woodworkers. Welcome back to Small Workshop, guys. Small Workshop. I often get my ideas for a new video from mistakes that I make in my workshop. That gives me an infinite supply of ideas for new videos. In this video, I'm doing a glue-up of my samurai carpenter workbench base. And it did not go as well as it was supposed to. There's a number of reasons for that. There's a few principles that you need to pay attention to. One of the first ones is if the drive bit doesn't go together really smoothly, then when you add glue to the arrangement, it's going to go even worse. So the first principle is to keep working on your drive bit until it goes really, really smoothly. That might entail doing more chiseling, more work with your block plane to get those tenons down a little bit. A second major principle would be to lock your workshop door so you don't have a neighbor walk in right when you're trying to figure out how things go together for a complicated fit. A third principle would be to use a slow-setting glue, such as Type-Bond 3, instead of regular Type-Bond or Type-Bond 2, or some other similarly slow-set-up glue. That way you have more time. A fourth principle that you might want to seriously consider is after all this time of getting something built and you're ready to do a glue-up, try to find a second pair of hands to come in and help you get leverage on things. My fifth principle, and this is an important one, is if it's not going well, make a decision quickly that it's not going well and bail out. In other words, pull it apart and wipe off that glue before it sets up too much. In the upcoming scene here, you will see me doing exactly that, pulling off some clamps real quick and then trying to pound that puppy apart. Fortunately, in this glue-up, I was able to use some wedges in the one end to pull everything tight so the fact that the glue had set up on one end while I was working on the other end was not all that devastating for me. However, in other circumstances, you could easily ruin an entire project by taking too long in your glue-up and then having some things set up on you before you pulled them tight. So I pulled everything apart. I wiped it down. I did some more dry fitting. I got things where they would fit smoother. And then I remembered that somebody had said, use gravity to your advantage. So my sixth principle is to, if you don't have that extra pair of hands, then try to figure out a way that you can let mother nature or gravity and the weight of the workpiece work to your advantage. So you can see me doing that here with the workbench set up on the end and then with this heavy piece being pushed down, where I've got the ability to push against it and use gravity and get it put together. Otherwise, I don't have the leverage that I need. The major lesson to be learned from this almost disastrous glue-up is that you should work and work on your dry fit until it goes really, really smoothly, including maybe a few rehearsals of doing your dry fit with all of the clamps that you need and everything that you need to get it glued up. Otherwise, disaster, good loom. Good luck in your woodworking. Small workshop guy, signing off. I would appreciate a subscribe and a like and share some comments. Thanks.


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Dedicated to the strength of the nation. Proudly, we hail. Things from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. This is C.P. McGregor speaking. Welcome again to your theater of stars. Proudly, we hail. The United States Army and Air Force presentation. Soon to be a full half hour. Our story is a timely one with a surprise ending. It's called, Apartment for Rent. And it stars the promising young Hollywood actor, Jess Barker. And now, act one. The artist's sketch of the apartment house building appeared in the newspaper. It was impressive. Below it were these words. The Edward J. Hanna Company announces the construction of Westview Manor, a new 80-unit apartment which promises to be the finest of its type ever built. Westview Manor was construction news of the kind the Edward J. Hanna Company builders usually made. But the sketch in the newspaper brought only a frown to Steve Benedict, Hanna's construction supervisor. As he looked at it in his downtown office, he shook his head slowly as the buzzer in his office rang. What is it? Your wife, Mr. Benedict. Oh, tell her to come in, will you please? Yes, sir. Thank you. Hello, darling. Hello. It's my sweetest twelve o'clock kiss for you. What's all this for? For nothing. I'm just impulsive when it comes to you. Don't change. What about the children? That mother's. Susie's cold better? Oh, not even a sniffle. That's good. But now, what are you doing downtown anyway? Uh, dreaming. Dreaming? That's right. I'm buying house dresses and looking at fur coats. Honey, if it were up to me, you'd have a dozen fur coats. Old man Hanna's got to come through one of these days. Oh, darling, don't worry. Besides, if I had my fur coat in hand, then I couldn't dream about having one, and that would be terrible. Oh, this is the sketch of the apartment. And in the paper, no less. This is it. Well, aren't you pleased? I'm disgusted with the old man. Why? He's going to start taking rentals pretty soon. He's already issued the order. No families with children. Oh, and that's not good with the way things are. You're telling me. Oh, but can't you talk to him? Can't you convince him? Ever try to convince a walrus? No. Come on, sweetheart. I'll take you to lunch. This may be the last chance I'll have until the building is up. Construction on the apartment began, and plenty of headaches along with it. Not just the scarcity of materials. That was difficult enough. There were other things. Much more difficult to face. Oh, Mike. Hello, Mark. Show them we don't move that lumber, will you? Okay, Mark. Oh, excuse me, sir. What is it, lady? Oh, I realize you just started these apartments, but I wondered if you'd begun renting them. Oh, that's all done through the downtown office of the company, lady. We have nothing to do with it. Oh, well, just one more thing. Are they accepting children? Lady, you're the tenth person here this morning asking the same question. The answer is no. But why? Don't ask me why. I'm only a hired hand. But my children are well-mannered, and we'll stand good for any damage. I know, I know. But it's the same story all over town. What are we going to do? Lady, I wish I knew. If I had my way, you'd have to have ten children to get a look at these apartments. It was the same story, day after day.  I told my wife I was going to blow my top to a man, Hannah. I had her blessing. The next day I got my chance. And I was a summons to his office. Come in, Steve. Come in. Sit down. Well, how's it coming? Pretty good, Mr. Hannah. We're stuck for plasterboard, and I don't know where we're going to get it. Well, keep after it, and I'll do the same. I want to get that apartment up. Got a barrel full of money tied up in it. You've got more than that, Mr. Hannah. What do you mean? You've got a responsibility to the families of this town with children. Steve, have you been reading your boy scout manual again? Yes, I have, and believe me, it's a deplorable situation. Steve, we've been through all this before. I don't want children in my apartment.  That isn't true, and you know it. Tell me this. Were you ever in a spot where you had to rent? I was. I once rented a home in Chicago. And you had children, didn't you? My two boys. Did they tear up the place? No, but they were different. I'm not sure they were. Mr. Hannah, you know how serious the rental situation is. I should think out of a sense of responsibility to the community. Oh, Lord Ash, I've got a building, a big investment. I'm going to protect it. Well, I wish you luck. What do you mean? I'm stepping out. I don't want any part of it. Steve, Steve, you're making a mistake. I am? You're getting emotional.  Not at a time like this. What are you getting at? I called you over this afternoon to tell you this. If you get my apartment up on schedule, there's a $1,000 bonus for you. Now take it over. I thought it over, and it didn't take long the way things were. Just long enough to get home. Mary met me at the door. Oh, darling, you're late. I was worried about you. I had my talk with the old man. Oh, what happened? You get your fur coat. I... He's giving me a bonus. Oh, darling. But what about the rental situation? That's no use. I've used up all my ammunition. You can't fight fire with a water pistol. We pause briefly from our story, Apartment for Rent, starring Jess Barker, to bring you an important message. Man education is important these days. And that's why the regular army and Air Force are offering you young high school graduates the opportunity to continue your studies. In the army or Air Force, you'll have an interesting job with good pay. At the same time, you'll be able to study courses that levels up through college. Those courses you didn't have time for in high school. University colleges and universities give entrance credits for these courses. You'll receive training in a technical skill, training that will help you advance in the army or later in civilian life. Foreign travel itself is a form of education, and the army and Air Force give you that opportunity, too. Yes, if it's further education you want, it will pay you to investigate an army or Air Force career. Your local U.S. Army and Air Force recruiting officer will give you all the details that no obligation to you. I'll see you right away. Whack 2 of apartment for rent, starring Jess Barker as Steve Benedict, construction superintendent on Westview Manor, the new 80-unit apartment house. Any ideals Steve had about renting Westview Manor were by now completely lost in a major construction problem. Problem was right. Plaster board. We couldn't get it anywhere. Old man Hannah was furious. I felt my stomach on the phone. But we finally got a break. Hannah wanted to talk to me. As I walked through his office, I could see the rental booth just opened and the people, my conscience suddenly hit hard. But only for a moment.  Steve, I have news for you. Our plasterboard problem is lit. It is? The one man in the country who has enough plasterboard to get us off the hook happens to be a dear friend of mine, Fred Keppel in Chicago. I've known the old bandit for years and I'm sure he'll take care of us. Probably stick us plenty on the price if I know him. But there's nothing we can do about that. Now Steve. I want you to get down to Chicago today and cinch that plasterboard. I've wired Fred Keppel your company. That was wonderful news. My $1,000 bonus was a sure thing now. I felt great until I walked out of Hannah's office. There's the rental booth. They were turning away one of the women and she had two kids in tow. They looked an awful lot like mine. My conscience began to speak up and the words weren't pleasant. But what could I do about the rental situation but hadn't already been done? In Chicago when I got to Fred Keppel's office I was lower than the sub-basement of the apartment house I was building. So you're the man Ed Hannah sent down? That's right, Mr. Keppel. How is the old bandit anyway? Just fine. He speaks often of you too. Well, you're pretty lucky on the plasterboard. I can take care of you. I dare say I'm the only one in the country you can. You can say that again, Mr. Keppel. I'll not only say it, I'll remember it when I send hand at the bill. So he's putting up an 80-unit apartment house. That's right. Costing him plenty, I'll bet. But he'll stick him plenty, he always did. It's a good thing, though. We certainly do need housing. Yes, indeed, Mr. Keppel. Particularly for families with children. You're out of the ployable situation. Do you really mean that, Mr. Keppel? I most certainly do. Mr. Keppel, I think you may be the answer to our prayer. I laid my proposition before him. He went for it hook, line, and sinker. I couldn't wait to get off that plane into a cabin up to old man Hannah's office. Well, Steve, from the look on your face you must have brought home the bacon. I certainly did. You got enough plasterboard to do the job? Just enough. That's going to save us nine months on that construction. No telling how much in dollars and cents. There's one little string attached to the deal, Mr. Hannah. A string? What do you mean? Price, didn't he name a figure? Oh, not that, Mr. Hannah. It seems that Fred Keppel is deeply concerned with the housing situation. So what? So there's going to be a little rider on your plasterboard contract. You get it. Provided you rent to families with children. Pre-pastors, he can't do this to me. He's done it. No plasterboard. You put him up to it. I discussed the problem with him. Well, you get out of here. You're fired. You can't fire me. I go along with the plasterboard deal. This is an outrage. This is blackmail. Of a benevolent sort. I don't understand it. Keppel's a bachelor. He has no kids. Why this sudden interest? You've forgotten, Mr. Hannah. Fred Keppel rented you that house in Chicago. What's that got to do with it? Besides liking the idea of renting to families with children, Fred Keppel said he'd do anything to get even with you. No. For the way your kids played mom with the peg on his hardwood floors. There was a picture of Westview Manor in the newspapers nearing completion. And with this announcement, Edward J. Hannah, builder of Westview Manor, announces all rentals that the new 80-year-old structure will be made on a preferential basis. Families with children receiving first preference. This decision was reached in view of the housing situation and because of the builder's deep and profound feeling of community responsibility. It calls on the final act of apartment for rent. Our star, Jess Barker, will return for a curtain call after this timely message from Wendell Niles. Earn while you learn in the Army or Air Force. You've heard it before, and here's what it means. More than half a million servicemen have already earned their high school diplomas while in service. To you high school graduates, but while serving in the regular Army or Air Force, you can continue your education. Get the facts on the educational opportunities in an interesting Army or Air Force career. Ask tomorrow at your U.S. Army and Air Force recruiting station. Now here again is our star and our producer. A fine portrayal makes a curtain call a must. Jess, take a bow for a performance that was tops. Thank you, T.P. You're most kind. But I think the bow should come from another direction. I believe I know what you mean, Jess. That's it, T.P. From the hundreds of stations in every town, village, and hamlet in America, and those men associated with them who so generously provide airtime each week, that the message on proudly we hail can reach so many. Take a bow, gentlemen. I'll second that. And Jess, thanks for your own gracious appearance. It couldn't have happened, T.P., for a more worthwhile sponsor. For now, your audience will want to know the play bill for next time. Next week, Jess, your Theater of Stars brings you an exciting adventure tale titled The Strange Partnership. And to star in it, we're delighted to present an outstanding favorite of filmgoers everywhere, Henry Fonda. That's right, Jess. Henry Fonda on proudly we hail next week. So be sure to join us, won't you? Our thanks, again, to Jess Barker, who appeared to the courtesy of the Hollywood Coordinating Committee, which arranges the appearances of all motion picture stars on this program. Until next week, this is T.P. 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