Training camp live look in presented by Coca-Cola. This is Ascension St. Thomas Sports Park in Nashville. Those are your Tennessee Titans getting ready for the fourth practice of Training Camp 2022 on this Back Together Saturday all over the National Football League. My name is Mike Keith and back together with Amy Wells. Doesn't it feel good to be back, Mike Keith? It does, it's so good to see you. And we're so thrilled to see fans here at Ascension St. Thomas Sports Park for the first time in three years but they are certainly noticing some differences in this entire complex. Well, you know, Mike Keith, there's a brand new building that everyone is noticing. That's where we're standing right now but there's a lot of changes out here at Ascension St. Thomas Sports Park and it's so good to have people out here to be able to show off our new digs. We're on the deck on the third floor of the new building and you see a lot of fans getting a chance to visit including those young ladies who took part this past spring in the first girls flag football league in the state of Tennessee. Ravenwood was the champion from Williamson County and as we move forward to the coming season they will play girls flag football in Davidson County as well. Absolutely, it's so fun to see the game of football spreading beyond just the typical boys football. We're getting the ladies involved and it feels so good to go watch those games and those girls are hardcore. So fun to watch. Great athletes, no doubt about it. Now Amy Wells has a busy day because when we finish this live look in presented by Coca-Cola she will be going to work for NFL Network. What are you gonna do for them today? Well, you know we're gonna talk about Titans practice of course but we're also going to have an interview with Ryan Tannehill, be sure to check that out because I'm sure he has a lot to say. All right, back together Saturday headlines let's jump right into that and we have to start with the first round pick out of Arkansas. We're talking about wide receiver Traylin Burks first three days, pretty doggone good. Absolutely, they've been great days and you know Traylin has earned the respect of a lot of different people throughout his time as a Tennessee Titan not only the coaches but also his teammates. He was able to really show up and make a big impact on the field early in some of these practices but he's also addressed some of the concerns that people had following rookie camp and OTAs and all of those things. He's addressed his asthma, his health. He's addressed his weight. He has been conditioned and full speed and he's been fun to watch. Well, a lot of people who had questions about Traylin Burks had the questions answered on Wednesday very early in practice on a deep ball where he made a spectacular play which shows why he was the 18th overall pick in the draft. I think we have that as a matter of fact. A look at Traylin Burks and this outstanding catch Ryan Tannehill with the deep ball and look at this young man go get it. I'll tell you what Mike, it feels like first it feels like that ball's in the air forever but that just shows you what an amazing catch that was and the team went wild. Well, he catches the ball, he goes to the ground he holds on to it but he has the presence of mind which you can't do in college to get up and go on and run into the end zone because he hadn't been touched. So he shows athleticism, he shows concentration but he also shows a knowledge of the game and what you're supposed to do, a coaching point. Everybody went away saying okay, I think everything's okay with Traylin Burks and as he has followed that up in the day since, good stuff. He's been consistent and that's what you want to see out of a young player, he is consistently contributing, he is consistently improving and that's something that everyone from Ryan Tannehill to Mike Vrable have said that they're excited to see. The second headline, last year's first round pick and we're talking about Caleb Farley, defensive back 6-2-1-97 out of Virginia Tech. Caleb Farley didn't play much football last year, had a back injury when the Titans drafted him, was over that, was back to work, was playing football and then torn ACL in the Buffalo game and was lost for the year. Just like Traylin Burks, a question mark entering camp in the minds of a lot of people and he has looked very smooth to begin training camp. When you list all those things, Mike, one thing that stands out is he's no stranger to adversity. So being in the situation he was in, he said it renewed his love of football. He really realized that this is what he wants to do and he was willing to do whatever it took to get back on the field and a lot of those question marks are no longer there. He has been a contributor. He's another guy who's continued to improve on the field and that's great to see for a guy that everyone has been cheering for as he's been going through rehab. Well, I've said in the time with the Titans, this team has never had a corner like him with the size, with the wingspan, with the athleticism and the tackling ability and you put him with Christian Fulton, Kevin Byrd, Amani Hooker and the rest of what is a talented group. If he steps forward, I think he has a chance to take them to another level on the back end of the defense. And you see the way that he works in practice. He doesn't just get the reps. He's also working on the side. He's pulling different guys to the side to help him improve and help him work on his technique. Those small little details coupled with his size, pretty incredible. So those two players have been the focus of a lot of people to begin, but then there's the other thing that has been a focus and that has been the guardian caps, which is a very different look overall for the offensive and defensive linemen, the tight ends, the linebackers and fullback Tori Carter.  We've seen him in college and now we're seeing them at least through the first two preseason games in practice on an NFL field. I think they look cool. Some people think they look silly. The players think they look silly. I think they're neat. You are alone. But they really are incredibly helpful. I agree with that. And that's the big deal. Nobody except Amy Wells thinks they look cool. We're gonna get her one to wear around the building and on TV if she thinks they look cool. But the bottom line is they're helping protect the players. Mike Vrable and the competition committee voted to do this after looking at a lot of research. Coach Vrable very involved in this decision, very supportive of the Guardian Caps. We had a chance to ask him about it post-practice one day this week. Mike, why was it important to you to recommend the use of the Guardian Cap league wide? Well, I think as the technology has improved and gotten better, the numbers are strong as far as reducing the impact up to 20% with two players. You know, the force of that impact and he can reduce it by 20% and that's significant. What are you hearing on the Guardian Cap from the players so far? Not much.  I mean, really after a day or two, I don't think anybody's noticed. We've practiced with them with the early group and I think that these guys understand how important players are in safety and welfare. Most of these guys wore it in high school and college, so is it an easy transition in that way? I don't know. I've never had them. I've never worn them and so I'll follow up with them to see how they feel like if there's any hindrance and we've even put the stripe on them so that we can kind of track where guys' eyes are and stuff like that when we're trying to coach and watch and film. How does the Guardian Cap fit into broader player health and safety efforts? Our game is only as good as our players. Our team is only as good as our players and we need everybody. There's nothing more important than the health and safety of our players and their family and not only the immediate health but the long-term health. That's something that's important to me having been a part of this game and played this game and had some teammates that obviously, you know, have had some struggles and then there's a lot of guys out there that are doing great things. So, you know, we're gonna try to do everything we can to keep them safe. The Titans rookies have had no problem with the Guardian Caps because most of them wore them in high school and certainly in college so they're very used to them and that takes us to our next segment of this live look in presented by Coca-Cola on Back Together Saturday and that's taking a look at some of the rooks. You've already seen Traylin Burks. Let's take a look at another much talked about Titans rookie and that's the quarterback for Liberty, Malik Willis. He's been a fun guy to watch in practice, hasn't he? He really has. Malik Willis, six feet, 220 pounds, showing a lot of growth at this point, tremendous arm, great ability to run the football. We've seen the versatility on plays in practice and he's gotten some nice reps. We've also seen him have some stumbles as he gets used to playing the game at a very different speed. Absolutely and that's something that you expect of course, but the nice thing about the position that he is in right now is he can learn from everybody on that field. It's not just about learning from the guys in the quarterback room. It's about learning all of the different positions that he's seeing on the field and the speed that the game has played at this level. It's been really nice to watch him continue to improve, continue to make those corrections as he makes a mistake and gets coached up. This is a guy that's going to be fun to watch for this Titans team. He spends a lot of time with the coaching staff, Pat O'Hara, the quarterback coach, Todd Downing, the offensive coordinator, Tim Kelly, the passing game coordinator. He is constantly talking to these guys about every decision that he is making. I think the most impressive thing about Malik Willis to this point is not his incredible athleticism. It's not his tremendous smile and enthusiasm. It's his attention to detail. He is working the way you want a quarterback to work. Absolutely. Ways to go, but the Titans quite fortunately have time because they have a guy in front of him in Ryan Tannehill. Now, let's take a look at the rookie running back who we refer to as the small back. He's really not. But when you compare him to Derek Henry, he would be the small back. We're talking about number 25, Hassan Haskins at 6-2-2-28, he is hardly small. And I think the Titans have been very pleased with what they've seen from him. Runs with the Henry style, which is one cut and go. Absolutely. And their height difference might be one of the few differences between them because they're both quieter guys who let their play speak for itself. He's a guy who has said a lot on the football field. He doesn't like to talk about himself too much. He doesn't like to draw attention. He just likes to run and hit guys, and I like that. And speaking of drawing attention, the thing that you see there, look at the guy's legs. He's obviously got an impressive upper body, he's in shape. But you love to see football players, in particular running backs, with the power in those legs, much like Derek Henry, that's how you break the tackles. That's how you get through the line and make big things happen. Derek Henry called him a beast.  All right, so speaking of other Titans, as we move from the running back position, we go back to wide receiver. Traylin Burks has gotten the big attention, but fifth round pick, Kyle Phillips from UCLA, has caught people's eyes since he got here. Kyle Phillips is a really productive slot receiver you can barely see him coming into view there.  A lot of the skills you see with him already, Amy, especially the footwork, you feel like he's an advanced product who may be able to help pretty quickly. Absolutely, and he's getting a lot of coaching, of course, from the coaching staff, but also from his teammates in that room. He said that coming here, he was so excited to be playing with Robert Woods, because they have that Los Angeles connection. Los Angeles, it's hard to say. It is. But he was in college when Robert Woods was with the Rams. He spent a lot of time watching him play. And now he has the opportunity to learn from him. The punt return angle may be the big one where he gets on the field most quickly. As a brew, and he was incredibly successful bringing back pints, that is the big return position. Now, kickoff return are not so much because there are so many touchbacks, but punt returns a big deal. He may be able to win that job. And you know, special teams is how a lot of people are getting on teams. Special teams. Get it. How people are getting on teams. You like that, didn't you? She comes back with fire, folks. You know, I thought you might enjoy that. Yes. Yes. She did not win Mega Millions last night, but she comes back with fire. All right. Speaking of fire, let's talk about the fastest tight end in the 2022 draft. Chigah Conquo, number 85 out of Maryland. Oh, he's pretty. He is. He is just a physical specimen when you look at him. And having that size and that speed that goes with it is a rare mix. Very excited to have him on this tight end scene. So Chigah Conquo is about 240 pounds. He ran 452. And what you like about him, with the tight end position, with the tight ends, due to that athleticism, is there's a ton of things you can do with him in terms of alignment. Absolutely. He is what you would call a matchup problem. Well done. Thank you. And that's what you want, especially at tight end, when you have to be so powerful to do some of the things you're required to do. Chigah Conquo, I think, figures into the Titans' plans in a much improved tight end room for 2022. All right. Back together Saturday, continuing with some newcomers on offense. The first one via trade, the Titans, of course, in March obtained Robert Woods, better known as Bobby Trees from the Los Angeles Rams, for a sixth round pick in an upcoming draft. And he has been everything, Amy, that everyone hoped, both on and off the field. Absolutely. He's been the leader that you want in that room to help coach up some of the younger guys. He also brings the experience. He brings the technique. He brings all of those little details that help elevate the entire room. As you see him, you notice he leads the line in this drill. And then the younger players, always getting around him to watch what he does, to try to emulate him, to get a word. And Kyle Phillips, you just saw in that clip, staying close and finding out what Robert Woods wants to do. But every drill is precise. Every rep in practice is on point. He even talks to the defensive backs for the Titans about what his thought process is. He's here to try to win another championship. Absolutely, he is. And I think that it is rare to see a player in practice not only working with and coaching up his own group, working with the defensive backs, working with the other guys to help them improve their technique as well. He is a team man. I tell you, Amy, the amazing thing, too, is for him to have ACL surgery in November. And to be back here on July 30th doing what he's doing. And fans, you can see on this live look-in presented by Coca-Cola. Man's not wearing a brace. Nope. He is not wearing a brace. He's 30 years old. I mean, what incredible recovery time from him, obviously, I would say he got good medical attention undoubtedly, but his preparation, his attention to detail in the training room showing up here to be able to help the Titans. And that's what you get when you get a good veteran player is you get those little details. And someone who can reinforce how important taking care of your body is so that if there is a problem, you're already in good habits. You're in a good routine and you can recover in a just remarkable time. Amy and I are excited about Robert Woods. We're also excited about Austin Hooper, number 81, tight end who was a two-time pro bowler in Atlanta, went to Cleveland, didn't quite work out in Cleveland, probably in some part due to the fact that he was not able to acclimate there due to COVID. He leaves the Browns, comes to the Titans, and we can already see the upgrade. We can already see the route running, the fact that at 255 pounds, he can stay on the field to block.  It's suddenly the tight ends for the Titans are back. Absolutely, it's very obvious that John Robinson and his staff made a concerted effort to elevate the tight end room this off season, and you can see it right now. You can see it in practice. Every time Austin Hooper is on the field, there's a chance of something really fun happening for the Tennessee Titans, and it's been great to watch the way that he works with the other guys in that room. He has that experience. He is a former pro bowler, and all of those things put together make a guy who really can be a solid contributor for this team. Everybody enjoying Back Together Saturday and this live look in presented by Coca-Cola. We are 18 minutes in, and we have committed to send, we know, we have not shown you Derek Henry yet. So why don't we do that, Amy? Can we please? Can we just see Derek Henry? Give the people what they want. How has he been in practice? Awesome, let's just, he just stand in there. Who cares? It's still awesome. That's Derek Henry. He's six three, he's two fifty. This is the obligatory King shot, which you will see on every single live look in that we do. We're just gonna show you Derek Henry because we know you as Titans fans want to see. Wouldn't it be funny if we went down, he's like eating a sandwich or knitting a sweater. But the whole thing is, that's the man. That man is back. He's looked fantastic in practice. He's gonna go in bubble wrap pretty soon. I don't think you're gonna see him in preseason games, but you gotta feel good. Ladies and gentlemen, that is the best running back in the National Football League and he plays for your team. So we're just gonna show him to you. Just look at him. Just seeing him standing on the field with, you have to remember the people he's standing next to and towering over, also professional athletes. And big people. These aren't like kindergarteners. Right.  That's the king. Oh, ladies and gentlemen. It's so great. We also have to talk about the quarterback, Ryan Tannehill, who is really off to a nice start. His passing numbers in the drills. And if you follow Jim Wyatt on Twitter or you go to TennesseeTitans.com and you read Jim's practice reports, his summaries of practice, you see that in the competitive periods against a really good defense, Tannehill has been really, really sharp no matter to whom he's throwing. Yes, which is what you wanna see when he has so many new weapons that he's working with. There are a lot of new faces on the offense that he's trying to build chemistry with and getting a rhythm with. And the fact that he has had such a strong first couple days of camp working with guys who he threw with in the off season. But this is a very different scenario. This is a very different environment. It's great to see. It's exciting to watch him have the camp that he's having and he has talked so much about looking forward to this season, looking forward to getting back on the field and really getting this team to the next level. Amy, I've thought one of the biggest strengths of Ryan Tannehill in his time with the Titans going 32 and 16 over the last two plus years has been the fact that he will throw to a lot of people. He will get people involved. One of the guys that he has done that with a great deal is Nick Westbrook Aquina. Now, if you're wondering, you're saying for the first two years on Titans radio, you referred to him as Nick Westbrook Aquina. That was wrong. That was wrong. We didn't know that. So I went to Nick and I said, have we been pronouncing your name wrong or are you changing it? He said, no, you've been pronouncing it wrong. Wrong. But in fairness to us, we've only really talked to him one time because of COVID for the last two years. We do know there, though, that it is Nick Westbrook Aquina. Here's what else we know. Sharp, sharp, sharp. This guy is a pro off to a good start himself. He was a guy that in 2021, we were excited to see him really come into his own. In 2022, he looks like the man. You know, he is confident. He knows what he's doing and he's really taken a leadership role among the offense. Amy, this guy's gonna play. Absolutely. He's gonna play football and we don't know will he line up as the X, the Y, the Z, whatever. We don't know exactly what the role will be, but Nick Westbrook Aquina is gonna be part of whatever the Titans do in their passing game. It feels like Des Fitzpatrick may be one of those guys too. Second year man out of Louisville, building off a strong end to 2021, building off an off season where he was named one of the Titans top workout players. There's number 10 ready to get in the mix. Mike Vrabel said one of the best things that happened for Des Fitzpatrick is him spending some time on the practice squad. He was really able to learn how to be a pro through that experience. All right, we're getting ready to go into one-on-ones. They're doing some tackling at this point. And if we can move up and let's show that whole shot if you don't mind because they don't do open field tackling the way they did 25 years ago in full pads. They're working on angles. And here you see, so you're gonna get a situation where Berks is gonna catch the ball. And here comes Kalu trying to take a good angle. Joshua Kalu back with the team.  And at this point, I think he's going against AJ Moore, one of the newest Titans safeties coming over from Houston. AJ breaks down, great positioning. They do this virtually every day now, pads or not, because they wanna make sure they're taking the best angles. And this is something that has been a hallmark of Mike Vrable in talking about the overall fundamentals. You may look at this drill and say, but he's not tackling him. Well, that's not the point. We are not to the tackling part yet. These guys aren't wearing pads. Right, and the other part of it too, Amy, is you have to assume, and Mike Vrable as a former player, and I think this is where some of that savvy comes in, you have to assume that if you get to this level, you'll tackle. Right. And you know how to tackle. Now watch Malik Willis here and how fast he is.  And so that's where you wanna be, oh, you can't get tricked. You wanna break down and be in a situation where you're in a position to force the player out of bounds or make the tackle. This is about angles, and this is what Mike Vrable is all about. Fundamentals, fundamentals, fundamentals. You see, he's right in the middle of the drill. You don't think he likes this? Oh man, Mike Vrable would do every drill out there if they would like it. He would do every drill. And that's the fun of Vrable, and that's why the fellas love playing for him so much, is they understand he has the skins on the wall, so to speak, from his playing career. So he's got credibility. If he says this is important, this is important. Absolutely. There are coaches who can't get involved, or don't get involved. Mike Vrable is a hands-on coach in every sense of the world. You'll see him on the sidelines with a chest pad on, having guys hit him so that he can show them the proper way to do it. He's all about teaching, teaching, teaching, and if that means getting his hands a little dirty, he is all about it. We've done a lot of offense. I think we need to show just a little bit of defense. How about a little Jeffrey Simmons? Could we get a little 98? Can we get a little bit, there he is. Talk about a beast. Talk about a beast. Outstanding year for the big man a year ago, 13 and a half career sacks plays the run. That's a good-looking group right there. There are gonna be some players in that defensive line group that probably don't make this football team and make other football teams because the Titans are gonna have a massive fight for the available roster spots. And there aren't very many in that spot because there's so much consistency from 2021 to 2022 in that side of the ball. On defense as a whole, there's just not a ton of roster spots available because the Titans had a really strong defense last year. One of the things the Titans most excited about too is their pass rush. And you're gonna have a chance to see over the next few weeks several of those guys. Now we're getting ready to go into this one-on-one period and Coach Vrable is gonna let us show that to you. And so Amy and I are gonna turn around where we can watch. We're turning around here to take a look at the field. We've got a great view here from the deck. This is thrilling. There's the shot. This is thrilling. There we go. All right, so in the one-on-one periods, they're gonna be in different places. Let's take a look at the receivers. Let's stay there if we can and stay with the receivers and the defensive backs going one-on-one. Now, this drill is totally unfair to the defensive backs based on the fact that the quarterback is not under any pressure and it's just a straight one-on-one coverage. So immediately the receiver has an advantage. Amy, so when a defensive back wins, that's a big deal.  Everybody celebrates. 21, Roger McCrary with good coverage right there but Westbrook, Akinae with the catch. Here's Cody Hollister, battling Christian Fulton, might have pushed off. Might have, just a little bit. Might have pushed off, just a wee bit. Can't do that.  Kenzie beats Greg Maven, gets to the outside but the throw is a little wide. So you're seeing a lot of things here as young Malik Willis learns to throw some different routes. Des Fitzpatrick going deep over Chris Jackson just a little too far but man, do you see the arm strength there? Well, and immediately, who does Malik go and talk to? His position coach, trying to get that coaching like we talked about earlier. He's making those adjustments. Racy McMath with the catch around Shaheem Carter. Here's Kyle Phillips. Oh, what a move. That's Kyle Phillips. Excellent move by Kyle to get inside Kenneth George Jr. out of the University of Tennessee. Not bad coverage but that's a receiver who shows a lot of savvy. Here's Malik going to Joshua Malone. Deep ball, he releases it very late and Malone makes the catch. That's a guy trying to make this football team by making plays, Amy. Absolutely, and this is the time that you get to see guys really show out, you know? You can see some of these big long bombs and a great catch right there. Reggie Robertson out of SMU, rookie undrafted with an outstanding grab. Tana Hill going to make a throw to Trail and Burks here. Going deep, Burks may be held in that situation, I think by Trey Swilling out of Georgia Tech. And that's the thing about Burks.  Brandon Lewis, the wide receiver from Air Force, unable to make that catch is Christian Fulton with great defense. One of the newest Titans trying to come up with a catch there, he being Terry Godwin, the second year man out of Georgia. Excellent coverage by the veteran who joined the team yesterday. Shakur Brown Hollister gets around George and makes a catch. This is the part of practice you just love to watch. See, this is, yes, you like to see the one-on-one battles. You like to see the guys really come out here and show what they're able to do. And it feels, it just feels good to be back, Mike Keith. I can't get over how good it feels to be all back together. Well, it is welcome back Saturday. There it is, back together Saturday, Mike Keith. We're all back together and it's Saturday. Excellent coverage by McCrary to knock that away from Westbrook Akinae. Here's Dez, nice route. Ball's just a little bit high. Fitzpatrick is showing. Absolutely. And what's interesting about drills like this is so many different positions are able to work on so many technique things. You've got DBs, you've got receivers, you've got quarterbacks, all able to work on minute details that make a big impact. Kyle Phillips makes four different moves on that route. Chris Jackson is able to come back and knock it out. This is Racy McMath. He was 81 last year. He's 13 now, good route. Gets around Maven for the catch. Mike, it's all about details, details out here. Robertson against Avery for a rep with Tannehill quarterbacking. Oh, little miscommunication. Mike Vrable not very happy with the coverage. He's involved in everything. He really is. Here's Josh Malone. Nice move to the outside. Good throw. Josh Malone at 6-3-2-0-5 uses that size to his advantage. And he has not disappointed in the way he is practiced here in July after an excellent May and June. Absolutely. And he says that he's just continuing to every day improve a little bit more, a little bit more. And wow, his size coupled with what he has been able to do and the improvements he's been able to make has made him impressive. That was Traylin Birks. You understand it. McCrary has good coverage, tries to get physical with him. And what happens, he gets knocked down in the process. That's the end of the one-on-one periods. So we're going to have to cut the camera on the field now. That's all we're able to show you. A couple of reminders. This is Back Together Saturday. This live look-in has been presented by Coca-Cola. Amy Wells is headed to NFL Network. So you could certainly tune in to that and say, hey, I know her. Hey. Hey, I know her. I'll wave to everybody. We want to mention, too, that upcoming for Titans fans all over the region, our next edition of Titans All Access, it's episode two of our 20th year. We're really excited about that. So the weekend of August 12th is when it will first air. A lot of great features on the show. But one in particular that was really outstanding, Amy Wells collaborating with Ashley Farrell and Jack Mummert and Jeanette Morley to put together a piece about the Titans head coach and the University of Cincinnati's head coach, best friends, Mike Vrable and Luke Fickle, having a great 2021 together. Here's a preview. That's right there in the second half is our identity. Sir, believe in it, practice it, preach it, demand it out of each other. Demand it out of each other. I couldn't be more proud to be your coach. Put something we don't know about Luke Fickle. I hope now that he's the head coach that he remembers to take his wallet places. He was notorious for, I don't have my wallet. I forgot my wallet. And so I've kept a running tab, and he actually owes me $780 from different tabs in college when he just happened to forget his wallet. Only best friends talk about one another like that. Tennessee Titans head coach Mike Vrable and University of Cincinnati coach Luke Fickle have been friends since they met nearly 30 years ago on Vrable's official visit to Ohio State. The two played together. They lived together. They coached together. With a former teammate, they started the second and seventh foundation together. Fickle was the best man in Vrable's wedding. In 2021, these best friends pulled a remarkable double. Luke Fickle was named college football's consensus coach of the year, while Mike Vrable was named the NFL's coach of the year. Thank you, it is an honor and a privilege to play and coach in this league. Okay, and having coached in the Pro Bowl, I know our game is in good hands. If I had told you back when you were in college, when you guys were roommates, and Mike Vrable's making ramen noodles in the kitchen, that you would be the top college coach. And in that same year, Mike Vrable would be the top NFL coach in the national football league in that year. Would you believe me, honestly? No, no, not the way he acted in college. Maybe me, but no, no, no, no. I can't, I couldn't imagine that, you know. You never know how things are gonna work. Luke Fickle actually got Mike Vrable into coaching. In 2011, Fickle was named Ohio State's interim coach, and Vrable retired from the NFL to join his staff. A decade later, both were voted the best in their respective fields. But for as different as their personalities can be, the two share an odd trait. When they talk about the game of football, they start to sound the same. Vrable talked to the team after practice today. What's that do for those guys to have them, and kind of talked about culture and kind of talked about what an advantage it is to have a culture into the things that travel, he said, effort and fundamentals. And it wasn't anything about these guys out here, about the season we had. It was kind of spot on. I'm just reminding them that, you know, you got a lot of talent out here and the game of football is played between those lines and just another opportunity. How cool is that to be your best friend at the NFL coach in the year with the college coach? Yeah, I never would have expected that he would ever have done that.  Their facial expressions are eerily similar. Even the intonations in their voices are almost identical. Well, I mean, we spent a lot of time together. We spent a lot of time under John Cooper and his coaching staff. And, you know, I never worked for Jim Tressel, but I know that Luke holds him in high regard and I would try to listen to some of those things that Luke would have learned from him. And, you know, that's kind of what you know. And you have a style and there's things that you believe in and you try to get the players to understand it. I'm not a credit to how we grew up. And I don't just mean from kids, because our parents, I mean, obviously it's from Akron, I'm from Columbus. But I think we grew up in similar ways, you know, just with, you know, what was in our homes and the expectations. But then we really grew up, I think, in that system with coaches and people that we respected and trusted. And a lot of it is what we heard then. So I think in some of those things, and then I think just, you know, I think the core of who we are and what we believe will be successful. Nearly 30 years of friendship between Luke Fickle and Mike Vrable is hardly a secret. What is new is the level of success and recognition as football coaches went up a notch in 2021. College football's Coach of the Year, the NFL Coach of the Year, a friendship that developed while playing with a special group of guys at Ohio State. When I reflect back on what does my program want to be like, I want, and I look at that group of guys that we had and what it is that we did together, whether it was successful on the football field or not, it was, but really the bonds and the things that, you know, that really last a lifetime and really make us who we are. You know, because these four or five years in our situation, my situation, when they're 18 to 22, are incredibly impressionable. And, you know, so I give a lot of credit, not to him, but the people that we were around and the group of guys that we were around on, I know, making me a lot of who I am. Oh man, he never cut corners.  The team was always important to him. You know, every job for Luke wasn't the best job. He always did what was best for his family and what he believed was right. And that was to be patient and to also try to build something like he's doing at Cincinnati.


As I revisit a favorite location one more time, as Autumn fades in the winter, and I look to see if past compositions can be improved on, it seems like an appropriate time to address the topic what will happen to my photography when I am gone. After the passing of my father last year, this has been on my mind quite a bit. Should I expect my heirs to go through boxes of slides and pages of negatives? Through gigabytes of digital files to curate the images of my passions and lifelong work? My kids, grandkids, have their own dreams and passions. Why would I expect them to be so diligent over mine? The answer is I shouldn't. I need to be responsible for what I leave my family. If I want my photography to be passed down, I need to organize what is most important about my photography in a form that doesn't require a lot of space or commitment time. The odds of my digital files lasting more than a generation are pretty slim. That could be a really good reason to print my best work. Organize it in a way that could be passed down. With today's technology, printing your images in a book format is easier than ever. Books could be passed down for generations. Box collections of prints could be another great way to pass down images that are most important to me. The reality is, I'm not or am I likely to be a well-known photographer by the time I move on from this world. So there won't be any financial incentive to marketing my photos. But if there was, that would still be up to me to have everything in place for my family to carry on. I don't know about you, but I've got a lot of work ahead of me to get my photography in order. It's never too early to consider your photography legacy. I wish I would have started thinking about this years ago. If my photography doesn't survive me, then that's okay. It was about being in the moment anyway. The reward I got has already been received when making the photos. I do photography because it helps me appreciate what I have in this life. And I'm richer for it. If some of my images carry on, then those that come after me get a glimpse of who I was as a photographer. And that's all I can really hope for. Just something to think about as you go through your photography journey. So until next time, thanks for coming along for the ride.


So now we're ready to look at the last part of the front side of this worksheet. And so that's the calculation question. It refers to a long straight wire, which is carrying a current, and it wants to know about the magnitude of the magnetic field at a certain distance away. We had our general bioservart law that we talked about at the top of the worksheet, but now we go to the special case. And if you haven't watched the video for the special case equation, you want to go back and do that. The one that I'm using here is this equation, where we're finding the magnitude of the magnetic field, depending on the current, and A stands for the distance away from that wire. So from that equation, we can then figure out what our knowns are. Now remember, this mu-naught constant, which is the permeability of free space, can be written either as an exponent or in terms of the 4 pi. We're given the value for the current, and we're given the value for A for how far away you are from that current. So now it's just a matter of plugging in those values. Now remember, when you plug this into your calculator, you're going to want to use the parentheses for that entire region there on the bottom. I'm not going to do the math for you here. You'll need to plug that into your calculator. And you also need to remember your units. If you take a close look at how these units work out and the video for the long straight line, you should be able to get that figured out.


Whether you know Adam Lovina's famous frontman of the band Maroon 5 or as a coach on The Voice, chances are that either way you know him. When he's not busy with his hectic Hollywood schedule in his free time, he has an interest in luxury real estate. He and his victorious secret supermodel wife, Bahadi Prinsloo, have purchased a handful of multi-million dollar mansions now lay over the years, some simply just to flip and resell. We're going to check out a few of Adam and Bahadi's insane properties including a couple of former Beverly Hills states they lived in and their current home in Pacific Palisades. And most of these homes have serious celebrity pedigrees. In these videos we don't reveal any addresses and even though I've done a house tour of my own place, please do not show up at any private residences because it's not safe for anyone. Adam Lovina is a singer, songwriter, record producer and lead singer of Maroon 5. The band was reformed in 2001 after a failed career under another alias back in the 90s and clearly this time around Maroon 5 was a hit. They've released six albums and have had a ton of hit singles and success. While the band has even taken home three Grammy Awards among others, Levine also joined the lineup of celeb coaches on The Voice in 2011, remaining a fixture in the entertainment industry and he seems to be enjoying every minute of it. Adam married his other half back in 2014 Bahadi Prinsloo who's had quite the career herself. Born in Namibia which was then part of South Africa, she was discovered as a young certain Cape Town and the rest was history. She made a name for herself as a Victoria's Secret supermodel and these days also has two daughters with Levine. All things considered, the couple has quite the bank account with Adam being worth $120 million or more and Bahadi's net worth estimated at over $13 million. The high profile couple has been in the real estate game for a handful of years now selling a Manhattan loft in 2016 for over $5 million and selling a few of their former Los Angeles mansions to other celebs including the likes of John Mayer and even Ellen DeGeneres and their current home. They bought that from a former A-list couple too. Hey guys it's Kara The Vampire Slayer and today we're bringing you another house tour here on Famous Entertainment. Be sure to hit that subscribe button or ring that bell and we post a new video daily. In this video we're going to take a look at three luxury Los Angeles properties that power couple Adam Levine and Bahadi Prinsloo have called home including their current spot. On this channel we talk about celebrity houses but have you ever wondered about their fashion or purchases like Kim K's crazy engagement rings from Kanye? We recently started a new channel Famous Fashion for Myself and some other hosts are reporting on all things celebrity fashion and purchases. Join us and be sure to subscribe. Most recently in what seems to be a Valentine's Day weekend gift to herself, Summer has yet another big car to add to her driveway. While it may seem more practical, her new designer SUV was far from cheap. As always don't forget to follow me on Instagram to chat and now let's get into this video. Being formerly owned a home in the Beverly Crest neighborhood of Los Angeles, but this one he sold to none other than John Mayer for quite a nice profit. A once famous womanizer, John told the New York Times that he was going to live in a hotel for fear of establishing another bachelor pad and he was also hiding out in a secluded compound in Montana for several years before grabbing this box. While Adam spent $4.83 million for this one-story home back in 2012, he proceeded to completely renovate the entire place and was able to charge Mayor a whopping $13.5 million for it. The residence boasts 7,100 square feet, five beds, seven baths and features like a two-level garage and double-gated drive all in the beautiful Benedict Canyon. The Pantry Line property boasted 3.66 acres of land with a basketball court and sparkling aqua blue pool overlooking panoramic views of LA. There is also a separate stone line spa and in the two-level garage, what listing materials called a speakeasy card room? Sounds like a man cave to me. Inside the ranch-style home is fitted with soaring exposed beam ceilings and highlights like a grand stone fireplace and Florida ceiling glass sliders. The Levine Prince Louis appointed famed designer Mark Hadaway to revamp the home and while it was completely modernized and upgraded, it kept a vintage feel throughout. There is a cozy family room with stone floors and wood accents with access to the outside and the stone flooring continued even in the kitchen which was also fitted with wood. There was a great room that boasted double height ceilings with skylights, sitting areas with access to the yard, a billiards table and a formal dining space all in one. Elsewhere in the home, there was a cozy blue themed home movie theater and a well-equipped gym and spa. In 2019, Adam and Bahadi sold another home.  The lucky celebrity buyer this time was Ellen DeGeneres who just like the couple also has a thing for Lux Real Estate. The Levines bought the home back in 2018 for almost $34 million but once again didn't live here along at all. Also putting this mansion through a major renovation to jazz it up even further. The 10,376 square foot home has a history of star owners with Will and Grace creator Max Muchnik owning it just before and tennis player Pete Sampras before that. The three-story Tudor style mansion was built in 1933 and while it's charming on that outside, it's fully modern on the interior. The exterior of the home was landscape perfectly with green ivy even covering parts of the home and the property was super private and heavily gated situated on nearly an acre of land. Outdoor features include everything from a flagstone paved terrace with kitchen and pizza oven, classic swimming pool and lighted tennis court. With five beds and 12 bathrooms, the Levines former mansion was all kinds of awesome. It's rumored that the couple spent about $7 million on the Renault's painting the exterior a fresh white tone and replacing the spacious Eden family kitchen with an ultra modern version while decking out the second catering kitchen fully in stainless steel and that's just a taste of the changes they make. The Beverly Hills estate had a grand formal dining room with web bar and a sprawling 50-foot living room with a TV mounted fireplace which were joined with a cozy library painted jet black. Elsewhere there was a casual den near a sunny solarium room that opened the backyard and on the lower level there was a screening room with a joining bar. The master suite on the other hand occupied its own private wing upstairs and spanned over 2,000 square feet alone. The Levines shared an airy bedroom with terrace deluxe master bathroom as well as a series of custom walking closets and dressing rooms. Finally behind the service wing and garage there was even a gym and a one bed one bath guest house with terrace overlooking the garden. Now for the Levines current mansion this one is a bit of a mystery. In late 2018 the couple dropped 32 million dollars for a sprawling Pacific palisades compound sold by Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner. This former A-list couple bought the three acre Hollywood pedigree spread in 2009 for over 17.5 million dollars and it's located in the exclusive Riviera neighborhood of Brentwood and West LA. Photos of the current interiors are quite slim but we do know details about their current family mansion. Like the fact that it measures about 16,000 square feet across the main house and the several other buildings in the property. There have been a ton of costly renovations and customizations made across the casual yet luxurious resort like property where Adam and Bahadi can enjoy features like a swimming pool, spa and outdoor basketball court. Listing materials from when the place was last for sale claim the multi-winged single level main home was originally designed and built in 1940 by architect Cliff May who is the man behind the classic California Rancho style. This main house measures about 8,800 square feet with five beds, eight baths, four fireplaces and a state of the art home theater. If the Libyan's former homes are anything to go by you know the interiors are decked out with top-of-the-line finishes, appliances and modern upgrades. The compound has several outbuildings aside from the main house which add another 6,700 square feet and include a two-story detached space that houses a fully equipped gym, an art studio and two bathrooms. Beneath the rolling lawns there's even a two-bed and three-bath underground guest house which is where Ben Affleck allegedly shacked up for quite some time after him and Garner's 2015 split. All right so I think that's all I got for the homes of Adam Levine and Bahadi Prinslew so let's wrap up this house tour here. After checking out the high-profile couples properties or three of them at least what did you guys think? It seems the pair gets restless and just loves flipping high-end LA mansions so we'll see if they stay put at their Pacific Palisades spot this time. Out of the homes we checked out which was your fave? Mine was hands down the Tudor style mansion they sold off to Ellen DeGeneres. I love the mix of classic and modern design and the exterior of the home looks super charming. Make sure to rate the Levine's properties or tell me your fave features in the comments down below. Thanks for tuning in and I'm still reading all of your comments and suggestions so keep them coming. Don't forget to follow me on Instagram and as always I will see you all in the next video. Bye.


The following is a presentation of TFNN. The Traders Edge with Steve Rhodes. Toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. The Traders Edge. Now, Steve Rhodes. Good morning, folks. Welcome to the August 4th. The fantastic Friday edition of today's Trader Zed Show. I'm your host, Steve. Perseverance Rhodes, who absolutely knows that each of us should always be pioneers of our future versus prisoners of our past. I hope enough there's having a great day. Let's make sure we have an extraordinary one. Now, the easiest way to do that? Well, it's always remembered that life is happening for us, not to us. That's right. When you and I make that one little two-by-four shift, which we can find the gift, in every set of circumstance, that life is going to toss at us. Now, today, you and I, we're going to go check on the circumstance of these markets. We'll go figure out what those bulls and bears, what those buyers and sellers are communicating to you and I at just past 11 o'clock in the morning. I do want you to know I am absolutely grateful for your presence here, but even more important than that. And that's this, during this next 53 minutes, I am here to serve you. So feel free to pick up that phone, dial on in at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Now, if you've got a question, which you can't call in, you can always send me an email. Please send that early and send it off to Steve at TFNN.com. And inside the subject heading, please put radio show question. Now, if you're inside our tiger's den, well, then any and every ping will do. So let's go ahead and get this show started on fantastic Friday. Of course, this is Tiger, Financial News Network. I'm Steve Rhodes. Welcome to the show. Right now, we've got most U.S. Indies trading to the upside. The trainees are just down slightly about five points. The Dow is up 179.5%. The S&P is up 5.5%, or 25%. The Nasdaq's just jumped to about three quarters. 111 points there. The Russell's up 4 tenths or seven points. And the Semi is up seven points. Two tenths of a move. Goals of $5. Silver's off four pennies. Light's recruit up 59 cents. 30-year Treasury printed out at $1.2115. That is up one point and four ticks. Leading the charge, dollar-wise, the upside. You've got booking holdings of $278, 10% move. Liberty Media, $35, 3,500% move. Was that taken from death? Wow. At Lassen Corp, up $32, that's 18% move. iRhythm has got the rhythm going today. They've got 20%. That is a move of $18 in change.  Up $37, 17%. Paloal Network's down 21%. 9%. Mass Tech off 21%. 17%. Fortinet is off 18%. Or 24%. We've got some real shakers out there. And extra space storage needs some extra space. They're down 11. Buccarunis. So let's go take a look at the equity markets out. There are a number of things really for us to take a look at today. The first one, so before we go move over, the first one we want to take a look at is a spotball utility index. So let's just come here. Let's expand out this chart. There we go. So what we can see right now is a spotball utility index is testing its 50-day exponential moving average. If your question is, is the rally going to sustain itself, or is it about to end? The answer or portion of that answer, at least for the S&P 500, the ESMini is going to come from this chart here. So the level to really be watching is 1476. We're trading at $1489 right now. If price closes below that, begins trading below that, but certainly closes below that. That should lead to a further rally. So you want to watch today's close inside the spot volatility index. So far today it is down percentage-wise, only about 6% to the downside. So that's the first level to take a look at. What else should we look at on the screen? Let's take a look at where we're at market-breath-wise. So let's see what we're stacked up against here in the market. So this is the S&P 500, which is bearish for its daily 240 and its 60-minute timeframe. On a daily, as an example, there are 101 insurance trading above profile, 215 below. What this says is even if the market's trying to form a bottom for a rally for a couple of days out there, you've got to expect choppy conditions. On a 60-minute timeframe, 94 above, 180 below. So with regard to the S&P 500, the weekly is still bullish, but the other three timeframes are not. Now we'll look at the 30-minute here momentarily. First, let's take a look at the Nasdaq 100. In the Nasdaq 100, we're getting close to kissing cousins on the 60 and the 240. Now, if you're asking, can the Nasdaq lift the markets higher? The answer to that question we know is yes. 32 above, 33 below. When we take a look at the 60-minute timeframe chart, 4-hour chart, 28 above, 33 below. Daily timeframe, we're dealing with 24 above and 36 below there. So it's trying to turn the tide. We'll take a look at areas that price needs to close above, move above to suggest that tide is turning. But right now, we're still negative, 60, 40, 240 that is, and the daily timeframe. A quick peek at the 30-minute timeframe just to see where we're at here. This is going to show us the S&P 500, 151 above, 135 below. So here we do have some positive market breadth. We want to certainly take a look and see what's going on on the 30-minute chart. We have that same situation inside the NDX100. 41 above and 18 below. Okay, so that gives us at least our framework. We're at the framework of understanding where price is in relationship to that spot politics, especially come the end of the day. Right now, we're just kind of sitting right at the top of that 50-day. Let's go switch over and now take a look at our other charts, our equity future charts, our multi-time frame set of charts out here. So switch over to these white background screens. We'll begin with the end queue, but let's look at the 30-minute and the 60-minute specifically. Actually, you know what we're going to do first? We're going to look at the 15-minute. We did this yesterday, and the 15-minute actually is one that is telling us a story out here. Let's go see what's that story, Stevo. The story is this. Remember, we took a look at this chart and we said that basically, I believe it was since July 30th, we have not seen or we had not seen the 15-minute chart close above other than for one very small section of time, which was about an hour, close above a TD9 count breakdown resistance level. Now, the first level, we took a look at this yesterday. Price was cruising through. It was at $15,545. Well, what we saw during the day, what we saw at $1645 yesterday afternoon as Apple was releasing its numbers out here, we saw Price spike down and test that breakout support level. That's a bullish signal. We also saw after the jobs report was released this morning, we saw that same spike down to that 15, 416. That's a support breakout level. On a 15-minute time frame, it was tested twice, once after the release of the jobs numbers, and again at 10.30 this morning and at 10.45. This level has held. That is providing you and I with a ton of information. If you're asking Stevie, where is support and can you prove it to me in the NQ? I can. If you're looking at it right now, it's at 15, 416, 25. The price closing below that is curtains. No, it's not curtains. It's just as we head back to the lows out there. But what we're looking at right now at 11.13 in the morning, this candle is going to close in less than two minutes here, is prices beginning to trade above 15, 5, 24, 50. That is the next TD9 count breakdown resistance area out there. So you want to watch that. So this is giving us the important message here, not so much the breakout area, but the mere fact that these support levels, even on a 15-minute basis, have been tested and have rejected. Now, in order for the NQ to really be on its merry way to the upside, this is not really the question out here, in order for that to unfold, here's where we take a look at the 60-minute time frame. I know I said 30-minute. We'll go take a look at that. But in a 60-minute time frame, yesterday we had a nice rogment of indicator bottom that formed. Actually, it was five o'clock in the morning. That was this morning. So at five o'clock this morning, we get a rogment of indicator bottom. That leads to a TD9 count top. That leads to a pullback back to breakout level of support on a 60-minute basis at 15, 431. Those levels have held. We also see that the profile of 15, 543 has held. Well, here's the deal. And it's pretty simple. We get a close above on an hourly basis, a close above 15, 5, 60, 250. 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At TFNN, all our newsletters come with a 30-day money-back guarantee, so you have absolutely nothing to worry about. Visit TFNN.com and try Mastering Probability 30 days risk-free today. TFNN Educating Investors. Toll free at 1-877-927-6648. Internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Folks, let's summarize what we reviewed during that first segment. And this is the following, number one, we should expect to anticipate choppy markets. The reason is because when we take a look at the market breath for the intraday time periods, including the daily, we see negative market breath with the exception being on the 30 minutes. So the 60 and the 240 and the daily, they're negative. So expect a choppy market. We've also identified a key level of support inside the NQ and I really think it's more about the NQ than it is anything else. And that level of support was 15, 416, 25. You don't want to see a close below that. If you do, that says we're head lower. Likewise, we also identified a resistance point. Now we're looking at this intraday, because that's really what we need to do at this stage here. And if we do get it close, about 15, 5, 60, 250, you should expect to anticipate that the market will continue to rally, at least the NQ will continue to rally. So choppy conditions. So hopefully that's a good overview for you. Let's get into some requests that have come in. I don't want to get behind on these. And you may recall yesterday there were a few that came in at the end of the show that we didn't get to when I want to. So we're coming in from Sat P. So thank you for being patient and waiting. And Sat's question was, I think we might have looked at this real quickly yesterday with regard to Disney. He was looking for a buy point. And I said, well, basically yesterday would have been a potential buy point for him. And the reason was on the daily timeframe, on the daily timeframe, what we have out here is a roadsman to indicator bottom pattern. We also have Disney point back into a swing point. That's a swing point from July 17th that did volume of 34 million shares. Now yesterday, the volume, hold this away from the wall. Sorry about that. Did volume of 14 million shares. So you're coming into a swing point into a bottom with much lighter volume out there. And so no pattern other than just testing that swing point with lighter volume. But that in itself is a pattern. Really one of the first patterns that I learned from Tom, probably the same for most of you out there. Now what we have inside of Disney is prices back above. It's an oscillator and change line. So Sat, if you did take that position, your resistance level is going to be up at 8830 and 9037. Those are profile levels. That's at least coming from the daily timeframe. A review of the weekly and the monthly see if there's any additional information out here. Really not much to assist us. There's certainly nothing super bullish here. But on the weekly chart, you do have that roadsman to indicator bottom with price point back in testing that swing point, that swing point being December 30th back in 2022. There was 60 million shares that traded that week. This week so far we're at about 66 million. But of course that's a holiday week that December 30th.  So I do hope that that helps you out. And Sat, thanks so much for awaiting on that one. Before we get to his next request, though, we're going to go out to Boulder, Colorado. And we're going to speak with Roger. Roger, thanks for calling. Thanks for holding. How are you? Oh, wonderful. Thanks for taking my call, Steve. My pleasure. My pleasure. So, Fortinet, FTNT is a ticker symbol that you're calling about. What are you doing and how can I best help you? Well, I'm in pain with this today. And I see downward trend, and it's going to go somewhere between 50 and 51 based on a higher volume in the past. And I was just wondering what's your opinion on this? Well, I feel your pain, and I'm sorry for that. This thing fell out of bed this morning. It closed yesterday at about 76 and change and actually 75, 76. And right now it's trading at 57 buckaroos. So let's do this here. Let's take a look at these charts a little bit more in detail. I think your first question basically where is this headed to? Would you say? Correct. So what we'd have to say here on a daily basis, the level that I would be looking at would be about 51, 79. And 51, 79 is another breakout area. It's already below at this stage here, the first breakout level that I would have been looking at, which was 60, 50. Looks like you probably will close below that area. If it stages a nice rally and that holds, that would be a short-term positive for you. But if it closes below that, it's really suggesting that 51, 79 is a target. The weekly timeframe chart, which has a TD9 count top, it formed that a couple of weeks ago. So that was kind of your warning just simply to be careful out there. And then a couple of days ago, when price closed below the bottom of its daily profile, that was another concern. And yesterday, it also closed below that. That was signaling to you a change in trend signal. Now where is things headed to? Or where are the next support levels? We have to go all the way to the monthly timeframe. Roger, for me to be able to identify support. And we're at one right now. Now, if we take a look at this profile, it's somewhat equal. In other words, what I mean by that is the center seems to be pretty much in the center of the profile. So it's not like this is what I would call a strong support level. It is a support level in that at a center of a profile, Roger, you have both buyers and sellers. In fact, this is where long-term buyers believe that the market is fairly valued when price is within this range, which is between 48, 32 and 63, 79. So prices sitting in an area of support, 56, 05. So if price is going to get down to that 51 area that I had first discussed with you, you'll need to see it closed below 56, 05. Don't know that that's going to unfold today, but that would be the next area for you to look at. If you do get below that, then price is likely headed to 48, 32. So I would say the range to the downside where Fortinet is likely to find support is somewhere between 48, 32 and 51, 79. At least that's as of the moment at this point in time. Does that provide you with what you're looking for? Is there some other commentary or anything that maybe I've said that I need to clarify for you or any other help that I can be? No, actually, I really appreciate that. That's the number I was 51. I was looking at it, but I got to watch 56, 05 now and then the decision based on that. Now, it's a monthly chart. Go ahead, please. It's a monthly chart, so it's August the 4th and 5th, right? It starts trading below that. It's not really a full confirmation, but I would say in this instance here, it's a pretty good hint to you that it would go to seek out those lower prices out there. So you had a second instrument that you'd like me to take a look at? Yeah, I'm in pain with Palo Alto Network. P-A-N-W. Palo Alto Networks. You're going to get a third one because we want one that you're celebrating on Friday. Oh, it's on Amazon. All right. So here we take a look at the daily chart here for Palo Alto Networks. Formed an erosement to Mindicator atop. Now you've got an A to B-equal CD to the downside because it's taken out its swing point, its B-point, which was from the day of July 12th. There was volume there. There were 17 million shares. Today you've already done four million shares. So it looks like it's about that type of volume. So you've got an A to B-equal CD. Now, what that means is that if you were to see a bullish reversal candle form, you know, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, that would actually be a bottom signal inside of Palo Alto Networks. Short of that, and I'm not saying that one is going to form, I'm just saying if one did, that would then complete your buy the D-point or a currently buy pattern. Typically, the D-point, an A to B-equal CD doesn't end with a wide-ranging bar and that's what you have today. So I don't expect it to be today to be the bottom, but you would be looking over the course of next week for some type of bottom signal. Short of that, the price target on a daily basis for Palo Alto Networks is going to be $194.08. That is where price broke out from. But before price gets down there, it has another potential support level and that's going to be at the bottom of its weekly profile and that area is $209.47. So I would say you need to watch $209.47. That should be strong support and the daily you're watching for a bullish reversal candle. If that doesn't happen, again, watch that $209.47. If you get below that, then you know that price is likely headed to $194.08. Roger, does that answer your questions on Palo Alto Networks? Thank you so much. I really appreciate all your help that guiding us through this. You bet. You bet. Great to hear from you and have a fantastic weekend. See, bro, it's with TFN. We'll be right back. We're going to take a look at Billy, BILI. That's for Sat P. He's looking for an entry point. Gold report. As a precious metal, gold is still king. It continues to hold the most effective safe haven and hedging properties across the global major trading hubs of the London OTC market, the US futures market, and the Shanghai Gold Exchange. The gold report. 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You're trading into its prior swing point. From July 31, there was volume there of 8.3 million shares. You pushed into it yesterday with 12 million shares. That suggests, as long as price remains inside that swing point, that price wants to go test that high. And above that high, that high, by the way, is a total, is priced out at 1915. At 1936, your TD9 count breakdown resistance. Now, you're looking for an entry point and it has the cell, the D point and its tested support on the daily makes it a bit, makes it a bit difficult. But your entry point, we can see just simply from price action would be a pullback to that green oscillator and change line but just recognize, you've got the resistance of the cell, the D point pattern and you've got the resistance of the TD9 count breakdown. At 1936, it's not really a great reward risk but maybe it's a very short-term trade. Now, the monthly chart, the weekly chart, I should say, has a TD9 count bottom with a consolidation with inside its profile. It says that over time, after it can deal with 1936, it will make its move to 2060 and then 2253. It will do that as long as the monthly chart can close above its red oscillator and change line. Something that we haven't seen closed above its oscillator and change line until maybe it takes it back to 2021. Let me see, what is this? July of 2021, actually was a June of 2021. So that line is going to be a really important level out there. Let's pull this chart, I'll give you what that number. That's the oscillator and change line of the monthly. 1907 is going to really be your key level. So at this stage here, I don't know that I'd be looking for a buy point instead. What I'd like to see is I'd like to see these resistance levels fail, and then you buy that first pullback out there as long as price remains above those resistance levels. So, sad, I hope that that helps you out with regard to Billy Billy. Lee wanted to take, look at Roku. So let's get up those charts here. And the question was, where is it headed? They had good earnings. So this yesterday, or two days ago, I should say, formed a Rosemont to Mindicator top. That always says when you form a top, I don't care what kind of top it is. Sell the D point. Save top, a Rosemont to Mindicator top, a TD9 count top. Always going to pull, or should always, pull back to sport. What happens if it doesn't? But if it doesn't even pull back to sport and it takes out that topping signal, it just tells you how strong of a move that is underway for that specific time frame. Here, what we can see is that today, Roku has pulled back and tested support. Two levels of support. Does that make it stronger? No, it just means that there are two levels of support that has tested, and I don't know if you reject them by the end of the day. What are those levels? The first level is the bottom of its profile. The bottom of the profile is an 8614. The other is the oscillator and change line. The oscillator and change line is currently printing at 8633. Those are your key areas of support. If Roku closes below the bottom of that profile, because that would take care of it, 8614, this will head lower. Head lower to wear. Excellent question. My initial instinct would say takes you back to $74.98. That was a TD9 count breakout level. That was old resistance. That could become new support. That is not the message at 11.33 in the morning. Right now, you've got price holding support. Now, when price gets back to a support level, what you like to look for are intraday chart signals. Now, I only have a 30 minute here just for the efficiency of being able to pull up these charts from a show standpoint. Ideally, I'd be looking at a 15 and a 65 and a 30 and so forth. I think you know the time periods that I use for cash instruments that are traded during the regular trading hours out here. Now, when we take a look at a 30 minute chart for Roku, what I don't see is a bottom signal. Even though price has found that support here, it's kind of iffy with regard to whether we'll hold. The 30 minute chart says, hey, Stevie, what I want to do here is I want to make a move. I take that back. It seems updated. It actually has formed a TD9 count bottom. Which is really what you want to see when you get back to a daily level of support. You want to see intraday patterns forming bottom. So Roku, it does have the chance to hold that level. So right now, what you want to watch though is certainly the low of the day because if that gets taken on a 30 minute basis, well, it first tells you price would go target $84.09. Your price closes below that though. This says that this wants to continue to move higher. This being Roku out there. So Lee, I hope that helped you out with regard to Roku.  Well, right now we know where it's headed to because it's sitting right on support and if that level fails, we know that $74.98 is the next area to take a look at. Let's go take a look at Goldilocks. This is for Nicholas. Again, Nicholas Wei. I thank you for waiting a full day for this review out here. As we take a look at Gold, where did I put the Gold charts? I think it's right here. Oh, I didn't do that. Dang it. There, shoot. Now, you know what I'm going to do is I'm just pull up the other Gold charts out here. So give me a moment. My apology. I'm just trying to make things efficient and guess what? I made things inefficient. Oh, well, the thought was good, but the action was the wrong one. So now let's take a look at Goldilocks out here. Now, what Gold did this morning actually might be easier just simply for me to show you on this chart. Let me just expand this out. We'll come back to these charts here, but let me show you what Gold has done this morning. So give me a moment. We're going to switch charts. We can get to the black background screens. What it's done is it's tested two areas of support, two areas where it should have tested and it has rejected those areas. So let's talk about the first level. Now, we're not in this chart. You can't see it, but 1959-40 is a TD9 count breakout level for the daily timeframe. When we switch back to those white background charts, that's what you're going to see. And we need to turn back those white background charts to truly get a feel for what also was going on here. But that level of support was tested and rejected. The second level, which is perhaps more important or just as important, not that much further I take. So 1959-40 was the top of the swing point from June 29th. My recollection, I went back to the August contract. I think it was like 161,000 contracts. I think we're like 140 or so today. I'm not showing that on the screen right now. But in any event, prices test and reject the top of that profile, 1959-40. 1954-30 is a TD9 count breakout level. That too held. So we know that price held support. The question is, can price break through resistance? It doesn't just mean because it held through support that it's automatically going to go higher. We have to understand where the resistance levels are. When we take a look at this daily chart here right now for Goldilocks, we can see that price is dealing with two resistance levels. The one that's most important is the bottom of the daily. And the bottom of that daily profile, which you'd love to see price close above if this move here is real, is 1983. It's also at the center of its weekly profile, which is at 1980-80. But we'll make 1983 the real key level. So what we do have this morning is a test and rejection of two key support levels. What we don't have is a bottom pattern. However, that can be a bottom. Remember earlier I said that was really one of the first patterns that Tom taught to me, which was a test and rejection of a swing point with lighter volume. What we don't know is what the volume is like today. Certainly during Tom's show, I'll probably be able to dole that out to you if it was a test rejection on lighter volume that makes it even better. If it wasn't a test rejection on lighter volume, we're likely to retest that swing point, 1959-40. Okay. Now we're back at the white background charts. The reason I wanted to put these up here was really to take a look at the daily timeframe because even though we have, or Gold has that is, tested key support levels, it's also rejecting key resistance areas. And that key resistance level, we took a look at the bottom of the daily profile, but we also have that red oscillator and change line. And that number is at 1984-70. So let's just make it 1985 that Gold needs to close above to at least tell us that it wants to make a move back up to the 1994-2006 area. We've got a test rejection of support, but we also have a test and rejection of resistance. Sorry about that, folks. It is what it is. Steve Rhodes with TFNN with your A&N. You might think that if you want to be successful at trading in the stock market, you're going to need a crystal ball. After all, it's impossible to predict the future, right? Like any endeavor in life, before you decide it's impossible, get some advice from the experts. You might find that it's not so impossible after all. For daily market overviews that give you direction on the key indices, selective stocks, and commodities, subscribe to the opening call newsletter at TFNN.com. The opening call newsletter is written by Basil Chapman, creator of the trading methodology known as the Chapman Wave. 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So I would think you're looking at some kind of short term bottom that would form nothing that I see today at least on the intraday charts or anything. But from a daily perspective the stock chart is bullish and price should continue to move higher. On a weekly basis you basically have a consolidation between 431 and 592. Those are its profile levels and on a monthly basis you've got resistance at about 614. So just from a short term standpoint it looks like it does want to move higher out there again I would say because this is day number two of consecutive moves higher you could get maybe two more days but you should see some type of short term top that forms by mid week next week out there. So I hope that helps you out with regard to AMC and thank you so much for the request. The next request out there was from John C. and John wants to take a look at Lightsweed Crew which right now is testing its TD9 count top. I know that because I've been paying attention to it. Let's go take a look at what the Lightsweed Crew charts tell us. So we should first take a look at the daily timeframe. So let's pull that open. On a daily basis, what Lightsweed Crew did is a few days ago it formed a TD9 count top that was on August the second two days ago. It was the bar following bar number nine. Now they happen to be an evening star three rubber evening star bearish and golfing candle bear sash and candle but it was a TD9 count top and so resistance is resistance. That's the high but high is under attack right now that's 82-43 or at 82-53. A close above 82-43 today John says that Lightsweed Crew continues to move higher. Move higher to where now. That's a great question. You also Lightsweed Crew is taking out TD9 count breakdown resistance levels. So again I don't know what it's going to look like at day's end. If you were asking me, hey Stevie, what's this look like on a 30-minute timeframe chart or a short-term timeframe chart I would answer the question by saying, well let's go see. On a 30-minute timeframe chart with regard to Lightsweed Crew we're looking at the September. I don't see any kind of a topping signal. In fact just the opposite. This did have an arrangement of indicator signal but that is now being surpassed. So there's no topping pattern at least for the 30-minute timeframe and that's what you asked me. Oh I guess that's what I asked myself. Do I see any other kind of topping patterns out here? The only one that I see is the one on the daily which we just took a look at and on the 240. So on a 4-hour timeframe chart and the current bar that we have out here. So I'd say 4-hour chart is what you'd also be watching. This bar here closes at 2pm. So 2pm is when you would get your TD9 count top. That pattern will not complete until the end of the session out there. So I would say more likely than that you might get a short-term, a 4-hour TD9 count top but looks to me like this one's to rally further and maybe it rallies into the close but you're up at that resistance level watch the 82-43 area if price closes above that then it's back off to the races. Again races to where? Well, I just simply have to come back to the monthly set of charts out here and say the monthly set of charts say that your next resistance points because the bare structure profile, John, is between 85-59 and 89-23. I would think that would be the next resistance level. Price takes that out then lights we could just go into the moon. Where's the moon at? Well, the moon would be look at this consolidation pattern that it's been trading in that it's trying to take out. Now we could potentially adjust this but at this stage here when I say the moon I just really mean back to its highs right back to the all-time high not the all-time high back to the high out here from June of 2022 out there and that's in the range of 96-50. So that could be the message. We won't want to say that's the message just yet because we know of the resistance battles up at 85-59 to 89-23. So John C I hope that that helped answer your question with regard to what lights we crude is doing. Dave L or Dave I want to take look at ticker symbol D. I believe that is John Deere. So let's try to figure out where Stevie put that. There we go. Perfect. So now I got to get over to the right. Oh, I'm on the way. Okay, I'm on the way. It's okay. Good. So let me. So with the question was where's the bottom that's an easy to answer. It's not here. If we take a look at John Deere today is going to become bar number seven of a TD it's moving higher and is below support. It's below support on the daily. It's below support or profile support on the weekly is below profile support in the monthly. So that's not necessarily good. It does have a bottom and maybe that's what it's targeting. It was wave number seven that identified the bottom back here on June the 1st. Now that swing point has volume of 4.2 million shares. You've done about 1.7 million already on 734. You know you're pulling back in it hasn't touched that level in order to touch that level has to get down to 49 76. So far the hot low has been 50 01. So it looks like it's gunning for that swing point but ideally what this would do is this will form a TD nine count bottom as it moves in that swing point. Ideally it moves in there with lighter volume and you'd get a TD nine count bottom that could take place between Monday and Wednesday of next week out there. John Deere is at a potential area of support on a weekly basis which is that oscillator and change line that is currently printed at 49 94. We have a TD nine count bottom on the monthly and that swing point I have no reason for us to look at that only a few days in the month so I'm not going to do that but that's another real key area. Now if price closing below that that being and I give you that price point that's 48 48 that John Deere has got something wrong and is headed lower much lower see if I pull this up and figure out where that could be we even need to talk about it. The next lower price or the next lower target for John Deere would be 42 91. So we're not there just yet what I would again do on the daily time frame out here and be looking at this next week you're saying where's the bottom the market needs to reveal that to us and the question is will it produce that TD nine count bottom will it test that swing point on lighter volume and reject it. Those are the things that we need to be paying attention to today so I hope that helped you out with regard to John Deere G-Motion wants to take a look at Newmont Mining NEM is a ticker symbol out there Newmont Mining is not likely to get moving to the upside here until gold breaks through that resistance level remember it took a look at gold has been great it held that support area but it also ran right into resistance so we're kind of in that know where's land. Now in the case of Newmont Mining Newmont Mining has an A to B equal CD pattern to the downside the pattern kind of looks like this I'll draw on the A to B point I'll just simply try to carry that line over to the C point out here and that would look like this and so we're already at the one to one or very close to the one to one yesterday. What you're looking for here as far as a bottom G motion is a bullish reversal candle. You could also get a TD nine count bottom that forms next week but in order for that to take place you're going to at least need to see a spike below yesterday's low yesterday's low was 40-20 out there. So you've got two different bottoms that could be forming out here inside of Newmont Mining one is the D point pattern that requires a bullish reversal candle the other could be a TD nine count pattern that's going to require a spike or move below the low from yesterday. The weekly time frame chart you're below profile and change line you're trading into a swing point that had volume here on June the second of 49 million shares this week so far Newmont Mining you're back with 29 so you're at least pulling back with 32 I'm sorry 32 million versus and you still point back with lighter volume that's a good thing you don't like the fact that you're below the monthly profile most certainly but you are so back to the daily G motion bullish reversal candle would do the job or TD nine count bottom Steve Rhodes with TFN we come back from this break we're going to take a look at the ES mini we're going to bisect and dissect and then we look at FCG if we can or CODA inside the target maybe we'll do that first then we'll end the show with the ES if you're looking for potential trading setups in the stock market then rocket equities and options report is a newsletter you should try Tommy O'Brien delivers options and equity trades when the markets present them using 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satisfied let us know and you'll get a full refund within 30 days of trading up subscribe to the Fibonacci 24 7 newsletter today tfnn.com educating investors 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 tigers for just $1 for the year there's no cash or costs when you join our community of traders sign up today and become a part of this educational community of traders just visit the front page of tfnn.com welcome back folks let's take a look at fcg this is for code inside the tiger's den we've got some confusing charts out here I say confusing right now you've got the fcg that if it closes today above the price point looks like it will above the high of 25 a 78 on a daily time you're going to gate a td9 count top out there that's going to suggest that this wants to continue to move higher so that's what I see there's an a to b equal cd pattern I've got that shown here on the weekly chart so it's the same one if you did generate a bearish reversal candle that would generate a sell the d-point that's what I'd be looking for next week because on a weekly basis you're going to complete a td9 count top today now your above profile is making td9 move higher whatever this week's high you need to note that because if price begins trading and closing above that next week then price wants to make a run for the 28 area and 28 is the top of the weekly profile or monthly profile so hope that helps you out to end the show we're going to take a look at the es many this is for z inside the tiger's den as we take a look at the yes many charts out here what do we see what do we see we're looking for any kind of intraday topping signals I've got none on the intraday basis the next intraday resistance level is the top of the five hour time frame profile that's up at the 40 45 52 85 I'm going to just look over and see where is the spot fix index trading it is right now below that 50 day 1476 is the 50 day in price at 1469 price should continue to rally the ES should at least get to 45 52 if it close above 45 52 odds favor we rally even further out here remember the yes many ran in and tested its bullish structured daily profile support yesterday that was on the white background screens let me see if I can switch over here real or the black background screens let me switch over real quickly so you'll be able to see that so we have this here let's get to the daily equity future contracts upper left hand side you see how price handle that support level odds favor your price closes above the center of its bullish structured profile 45 24 and you get the spot politics below its 50 day exponents moving average the s media signaling wants to make a move to 40 609 folks have a fantastic weekend thanks much for being here and I will see you on marvelous Monday be safe out there