Good morning. My name is Anuradha Vikram. I'm a curator, critic, and educator based in Los Angeles, currently based at UCLA. And I have worked with Arts and Relatives in the past. I've also run several international residency programs. I can't exactly tell you what I'm doing here today. I do a lot of different things. But I was asked to read a little bit from my book, Decolonizing Culture, and I am going to do that. But I've been inspired by some of the conversations that I've been having with fellows since yesterday, and by what Janipa just said. So I'm going to read you a little bit from a speculative fiction novel that I published in July. And it's just a tiny snippet. This is five interconnected stories that I think attempt to speculate on our futures from an unfixed position, geographically, as well as conceptually. So while we're bringing up the slides, I'll just read a little bit. This is from a story called Catfish. And as the title suggests, the main character has been catfished online, which is to say that he's been scammed into sending a large amount of money to someone that he thinks is a real person. And in fact, not a real person, but a deep fake. And so he's just figured this out. That's the end. Something still not David. Prior to his confession, he had told no one about the encounter at the Consumer Electronics Showcase. It happened late, and David's company paid single room with no further communication, no witnesses. But Axel had taken a car service back to his hotel, David realized. The link pod hadn't made it to Vegas yet. A single receipt would have been enough to establish the connection in the right hands. But who's? David contacted Tim Jamaliyev. He needed to know who had scammed him. Only then could he exact requital and restore balance to his inner cosmos. Tim got back a couple of days later, but his search had come up and he handed. He spoke with all his suppliers and trading partners who serviced the area, sniffed around the Bit Farms in Abkhazia and the server plantations at Dothus Central European Industrial Zone. No one had been approached to supply the operation in Kiev. You're chasing ghosts, Tim admonished. Whoever's behind this, they were not in Central Europe. David was undeterred. He read through all his past correspondence with Axel. Through text apps, it was difficult to verify the recipient's location. Scraping videos from metadata might bear more fruit. Three sleepless nights later, he had an address in Modesto, about 80 miles southeast of Oakland, practically next door. So the scene that I'm trying to set in this piece is about how we don't even know how interconnected we are, that things are happening in our backyards that we think are coming from afar and things are happening in other places that are directly affecting our lives now and it's happening at a scale that we as human beings actually just cannot comprehend. Our brains cannot handle the amount of increased information, connectivity, the scope of the planet.  So how can we adjust to the future that's happening beneath our feet right now? We're living in the future at this very moment and we're not prepared for it. So to take this to my previous work, in 2017, you go to the next slide, thank you. I published a book called Decolonizing Culture, essays on the intersection of art and politics. This is based on five years of columns, about 40 columns that I wrote for an online publication called Daily Serving, which is now no longer in existence and its archives have been scrubbed from the internet. So only these 17 essays survive in the form of a book. At the time I was really motivated by the movement for Black Lives and the issues that we were seeing in American museums specifically around how unprepared contemporary art institutions were to address Black audiences or diverse audiences from a culturally sensitive perspective and how virtue signaling would soon unravel into direct defense and inability to confront and accept and acknowledge that offense. I would write this book I think quite differently now. I also would not write this book right now because many other people are doing this work now, but in 13 to 17, not that many people were. So this was one of the first books that came out of this most recent movement to remove monuments and question funders and so on, and it was just a very tiny drop in a very big bucket. But based on an essay that I wrote in that book called Political Biennale, I'm going to talk a little bit about some artist projects that I think are relevant today. So this was a review of Okwe and Wizards 2015, Venice Biennale, and it was directly in response to an article by JJ Charlesworth where Charlesworth had alleged that political art was meaningless and that it was mere virtue signaling and that doing art that engages political immediate current event issues in a direct and representational way was not valid as a focus for art and not valid as a focus for an exhibition. So I pulled a couple of works that I talked about, and I'm just going to read a little bit from the book. So this is about the work of Glukia. The strongest works are those that negotiate the poles of aestheticism and political expression, such as the collection of anti-Putin protest garments assembled by Russian artist Glukia of the collective Kto Delat, which fluctuate between social operation and the sphere of protest and aesthetic function in the space of installation. This was also, can you go to the next slide? I'm sorry, there's actually an image. So as you can see, right, this is the arsonale, and these are t-shirts and clothes with protest slogans printed on them that are mounted against the wall on these wooden planks and just propped up against the wall. So you could theoretically pick them up and move with them. Of course, nobody does at the Venice Biennale. And then the next image. This is the work that J.J. Charlesworth was particularly offended by. It's a work by the Brazilian artist Vic Muniz based on the sinking of the Lampedusa, which was a migrant boat coming from North Africa that sank in the Adriatic, and many people died. So Muniz had made this paper boat to float in the Venice Canal that was meant to bring the attention of art-goers to this ongoing crisis, which is of course still ongoing. So for some, the only question to be answered by political art remains, does it change anything? This is not my chief concern as I staunchly support the right of art to serve no greater purpose than provoking discourse and thought within its viewership. The expectation that art with far fewer resources than government should accomplish a greater result or abandon social engagement altogether serves as a backhanded means of silencing artists whose work strays from upbeat market-friendly narratives. Let's go to the next one. So I had the privilege of working with a Ukrainian artist, Lada Nakonechma, several years ago. And I look at her practice as being representative of the kinds of practices that I want to see in response to conflict. This work was informed when we were working together by the Orange Revolution in Ukraine. Obviously things have taken a much worse turn in the last year. And Lada is currently based, I believe, in Leipzig and is in exile with her child. And this has been the case for a couple of these artists. Women were allowed to leave, men were not. So often female artists left with their children and their partners remain. So Lada has founded or co-founded a number of artist unions. And I find this really interesting because there's a real spirit of collectivism that comes from the post-Soviet countries that I think is something that we, in the individualistic United States, could really learn something from. But I'm most interested in the fact that when governments are unreliable, which is actually all the time, we ought to and can create our own independent networks and organizations. So I'm particularly interested in artists creating institutions for their own support. And so in Lada's case, it's really the method fund that I want to talk about. So she co-created this fund. Another artist involved in this is Olga Kubli, if you want to go to the next slide. And so Olga was actually, I was introduced to Olga when she left Ukraine and came to the United States at the start of the war. It was temporarily in Los Angeles, I believe she's in New York now. Also a member of the method fund. And the method fund is an independent nonprofit organization aimed at supporting and developing contemporary art and culture in Ukraine by initiating scientific, educational and exhibition projects. I think it's particularly interesting that these artists chose to title their operation a fund. Which speaks to the fact that what we really need is resources. We don't actually need anything else. Let's go to the next one. I'm trying to keep it really brief. So then this is actually an exhibition that was at the Pinchuk Art Center in Kiev. And it's called Russian War Crimes. And it is literally that it is photographic documentation and other forms of evidence gathered to account for the crimes that Russian troops have committed in Ukraine since the start of the war. And this really struck me because in light of the current conflict in Palestine and Israel just the need to actually get people to believe that things are happening that we know are happening is so paramount. And, you know, young arts workers that I work with are asking me, how can I do more? How can I apply my skills and my knowledge and my training and my influence and my affluence to this cause? And I thought that this was a really interesting idea. It's not an art show, but it is in an art museum. So to conclude, I want to introduce the work of Khalil Raba, who's an artist who's currently based in Palestine. I was introduced to his work through his fellowship at the Veralis Center in New York. And he recently was the subject of a talk. He was supposed to attend the talk, but all the power had been cut in Gaza so he's not able to attend the talk. And the curators presented his work. And what really struck me about his work is twofold. The reason he's here is because I want to represent the current conflict. Well, obviously, the Ukraine conflict is also a current conflict, the most recent current conflict, but of course the oldest current conflict. And I also want to represent this idea of the Palestinian Museum of Natural History in humankind, which is now a 20-year operation. It's a semi-fictional institution, which makes sense because at its stance, Palestine is a semi-fictional country. How do we negotiate this identity? And how also would we negotiate it independent of the idea of a nation state as a repository for our identity and our influence? So the other question that I asked after looking at Khalil's work is it's extremely poetic. And it makes the point about oppression very elegantly. And it made me ask, you know, we have heard since the Holocaust, you know, the statement there can be no poetry after Auschwitz. And I really wonder about that, you know. Right now, what Palestinians are experiencing is a genocide. And yet not only can there be poetry, there must be poetry. So that's where I'm coming from. And that's it. Thank you.


Hi everyone! I hope you're good. Welcome back to my channel and welcome to another episode of Wrapped Up. If you don't know, Wrapped Up is a series that I started at Christmas on my channel, but I've decided to continue once a month. Actually at the time I wrapped up all of my TBR, but it's whittled down to about 40 books at the moment. I had to unwrap some, some were never wrapped because of videos, and then I have massively received so many books for my birthday and Christmas. So actually I've got a whole book cart down here, which you probably see in my videos of all my other books, but these are the ones that are still wrapped up. Oh my god, I just heard that book. I don't know what it is, but now it's called a puncture.  Basically once a month now I am going to be unwrapping however many books a week and reading them in this video. This week I am busy. It's already Tuesday and I've gotten to like Saturday evening because this video goes up on Sunday. I have been struggling to read this year just as much as I would like to usually. I've definitely been in a little bit of a reading slump, but that's all because of uni and like how crazy busy I've been with uni. So I think I'm going to aim for one to two books in this video. I think that's realistic. I'm hoping for two. I feel like two is realistic. I feel a bit more excited to read than I have other points this year. Does that sound like something you want? It is. But let me tell you, you'll never get it. I'm very excited. Wrapped up is like my favorite video I do on my channel. It feels so magical to unwrap the book and not to know what's underneath it. So I'm really excited. Let's just dive into it. I know I always pick the white ones, but I've just been like looking at this book. I don't know what it is. So it could be something I don't want to read, but something about it. When I know I've been about to film this video for the past couple of days, this book has been pulling me in. So let's, I have not, okay, I'm nervous. I forgot how nervous this made me. Oh my God, it's not opening. I'm trying not to look. Okay. I was going to read this actually for another video or as debating it for a video next month, but we'll just read it now. We'll just read it now. Okay. So this is, I'll show you here, The Sanatorium by Sarah Pierce. This is an arc that was very kindly sent to me by the publisher. It was actually my first ever arc. When does this come out? I think this comes out like in the next couple of days. It should be definitely out by the time this video comes out. So this is about a woman who goes to this hotel that is a converted, it's like out of an old sanatorium. Oh, why would you do that firstly? It's like in a really isolated location in the Alps. I believe that her brother's fiance goes missing there and then another girl apparently has gone missing and it's just like super like nervy and no one knows what's going on. Oh my God, I'm just so excited. This is one of my most anticipated books of the year. It seems like my kind of book if it's done well, like that suspense, that isolation, like being trapped. I love that my thread is like, that's the best kind of thread to me is isolation. I'm so excited. Okay, I can't wait to read this and it feels like perfect timing because it's literally just about to come out. So yeah, I'm going to go start it and I will let you know what I think. Oh my God, I love this series so much. Several days later. Okay, so I lied to you once again. The level of unprofessionalism far too much. I'm only going to read this book and this vlog. I hope that's okay. Usually in the wrapped up videos, I only ever read one anyway, but it's already Friday and I've only read 30 pages of this. It's Friday evening.  Like it's going to be over in a couple months, but I'm really busy with it and I'm not having fun. It is making it hard to read. I mean, I'm currently on track for my Goodreads goal of reading 100 books. So like I'm not doing terribly. I just don't feel the want to read in the evenings or stuff like that anymore. Like all that much at the moment. Like I just want to chill out with my boyfriend and like watch something and like just like cut my brain off. But I need to start also in the evening, not spending so much time on social media. What the problem is with uni? I'll probably cut this out because no one cares. The problem with uni is I'm doing a journalism degree and I don't want to go into journalism anymore. And one of our modules that I'm doing right now is live news production. So that takes up two days. That's Thursday and Friday and you've got to be prepping for it Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, like doing interviews, emailing people for interviews, etc to produce the news on Thursday and Friday. And so I hate Thursday and Friday because I feel like I'm doing pointless stuff that I don't care about that I'm like, I'm not going to go into journalism and I just wish this wasn't taking up all of my time. And like it takes me a day to edit usually. So that's like two days gone, so that's four days gone. And I've got to make a documentary and I've got a lawnmower job I'm doing as well. So then like where's the time to read and film and whatever, you know? Like I just wish I just wish I wasn't doing those days, but I've only got four weeks, right? Yeah, I've only got four weeks left of those days. Like I said, I'm only 35 pages into the sanatorium, but I have really liked what I've read so far. It has started off like shablam.  Our main chaganist is going to this hotel, the sanatorium to meet her brother who she hasn't seen in ages. But there's this other storyline of like these people in this gas mask attacking people. So it was like a prologue where the owner of the hotel was attacked by this person in this gas mask. And now we're alternating between chapters of our protagonist and this other woman who is being chased through the woods by this person in this gas mask. And it's like a mask that apparently connects like via a tube between the mouth and the nose. It sounds like something out of Doctor Who, I can't quite picture it. But it's like started like high tension. Eileen, our protagonist, like she's so anxious. She's obviously some stuff has happened to her.  And so that's tense.  And you know, she's probably about to, you know, so it's very like full throttle right at the start. So I'm actually really excited to read some more of this tonight. I'm hoping to get to page like read about 100 pages tonight. I think that's probably doable. I'm really intrigued as to where this is going to go and how it's going to get thrilling. And the atmosphere and the setting of the hotel is really weird and scary and crazy. So I'm going to read some more and then I'll let you know what I'm thinking. Good morning. I actually read a little bit further than I said I was going to. I'm on page 147 because I read to like a page 120 something and then I listened to a bit of the audio book. I'm enjoying it. I'm really enjoying it. It's very, very atmospheric. Like it's very focused on this isolation in the snow, the pools of the hotel, like the swimming pools and the spa are being used in very interesting and like scary ways because I think water can be a very scary technique to use. And I think that's being played up on really well. Thankfully our protagonist like isn't chill with the fact that it is an old sanatorium. I hope not. That is a point of tension within the story, right? Like she's very uncomfortable with that fact and it keeps coming back to that, like how uncomfortable she is. And like they've got like artifacts, like medical instruments that were used then like hung up around the hotel. Like they're making like a spectacle of it and it's not like something we're happy about, which I'm glad to see. I was worried we were going to be like, oh my god, it's so cool, kawaki. You know what I mean? But it's not that at all. Her brother's girlfriend has gone missing. Like basically been missing for like a day and they're starting to get worried. Our protagonist is a detective who is kind of on leave at the moment due to a case gone wrong. And so she's starting to want to kind of like investigate the story, especially because she really doesn't trust her brother because she thinks, oh I think she thinks or suspects that he may have had something to do with the death of their younger brother when they were kids. Because her brother, her alive brother is very manipulative. Like he twists situations and stuff he says and he lies a lot. And so she's like, sis, I don't trust this one bit. That's not true. So she actually thinks that her brother has something to do with his girlfriend going missing. There's a lot more characters in this I don't trust. I don't trust. It's been so long actually since I read like a really good thriller and I'm like loving it. I'm having so much fun. I just think the atmosphere has done so well. The other storylines with the woman that the other woman that's gone missing, the protagonist doesn't know about is really scary and interesting. And I think I just love books that play up on that isolation. Like I just love it. Like I think isolation from the rest of society is like the scariest thing because anything could go wrong and you're not in control. So that is definitely keeping me on edge. So I'm really enjoying it. I don't trust her boyfriend that's there with her. I don't trust her brother. I don't trust the heads of the hotel. I don't trust anyone. It could be anyone. It really could be anyone. I don't trust anyone. And I really like how we've got these multiple storylines going on. Like we've got the missing girlfriend, we've got the missing woman. We've got the brother's death and we've got the missing hotel owner that happened right at the start. So we've got all these different threads that have already been set up that are going to become connected in some way. I feel like it's definitely very dark and suspenseful. What I want from this is stuff to start going wrong now and like for it to be she's trapped. It's really scary. She's running from someone. I want it to be that now. Like I want us to get high tension for the rest of the book. I'm going to carry on reading. I'm going to listen to a bit more of the Orgea book actually because I'm really enjoying that. Also the chapters are so short. Like the chapters are like three pages long and it just like keeps the pace going and keeps that tension really well. So really enjoying it so far. I was filming. Two things happened that shocked me. Like I was not expecting them. I was so shook. Oh my God. I can't really get over it and it was literally just happened. So I really just want to read on. I'm really interested to see where it's going to go now. Like before that I was thinking this is a really solid four. But if this keeps picking up in the way that it is currently, this could be a five without spoiling anything. Basically some things have happened that have left Elin basically acting as a detective. She's kind of reverted back into that role. They're very much even more isolated at the hotel. There's not a lot of people left there. It's really interesting seeing her like working stuff out and using like her detective brain to figure out what has happened or to try to figure out what has happened. It's just really well-layered. There's a lot of clues. There's a lot of things like layering on top of one another. Like you find out a clue and then you find out an answer to a previous clue. Like they're all like kind of like stucking on top of one another. And so I think it's done really, really well. Like that keeps the suspense going. It keeps you engaged and there's constantly something new.  A picture fight. A picture fight. Like shit kind of hit the fan and I was not expecting it and I'm really, really, really enjoying it. The boyfriend is so annoying to me.  He's like get over it. He's like there's no future for us if you just can't get over this. I'm like, she's had this trauma since she was a kid. What makes you think you in like two years is going to make her go over it? No, sir.  These white men are dangerous. But regardless of that, I have no idea where this is going to go. I have some suspicions, but none of them really makes sense. So I don't know where it's going to go. Like I can't see where it's going to go. But like I said, I wanted that tension to start increasing. And as soon as I said that, as soon as I said that, it did. Like we've been on a steady ride and it's like so tense right now, so tense. So I cannot wait to read this last third and see where it goes. Like this is so good. This has just come out like literally a couple of days ago. And if you are someone who enjoys thrillers, I'd really recommend you checking this out and picking it up because it's good. Like it's a really, really good thriller. I don't know who I can trust. I really don't know where it's going to go, but I'm so excited. I finished it. I'm going to give it four stars. Firstly, firstly, it was still very interesting, great pacing, what have you. But the reveal, like the baddie reveal, I felt with a bit on the nose. I felt like without spawning anything, it was the whole reason this book had been written to like give a particular message through that baddie. And it felt like, here's my message. Here's what I wanted to get across. Do you know what I mean? Like from the author. And it just felt a bit on the nose. Like I liked the message. I agreed with the message. I admired the message, but it was a bit heavy handed. Also, there was an epilogue right at the end that pissed me off. It is miffing me off somewhat. I was about to say actually a similar, like a book that had a similar epilogue, but I won't in case like it's similar. I don't think you'll spoil it if you had read it, but I don't want anyone to have a go at me. But another thriller I've read had a very similar epilogue. And it's just annoying because it doesn't add anything. It doesn't, like it doesn't resolve any questions. It just creates new questions that you're never going to get the answers to. And like creates an interesting dynamic that we're never going to get to explore. Like makes a character who previously hadn't been interesting, interesting. Like I hate it. I hate it. So that really annoyed me. I feel like it's like, why are you even here? Like all it does is make me annoyed. All it does is make me illustrated. What was I trying to say? Definitely not illustrated. Frustrated.  However, on the whole, I think this is a very solid thriller like the atmosphere, the way the weather plays into the atmosphere, all the different clues and how they merge and like mirror each other is very, very interesting. I believe this is a debut as well. So this is a brilliant debut thriller in my eyes. If you are someone who loves thrillers, I think you should give this a go. I think the actual cover looks something like that. It's just a bit of a pain to hold it out like that. But the actual cover looks something like that. So that concludes my wrapped up episode five or six. I don't even know what episode we're on anymore. But thank you for watching. I hope you enjoyed it. I'm hopefully going to keep carrying this on as I still have a fair few books wrapped up. And yeah, I hope you enjoyed this vlog. Let me know if you're going to think of reading Sanatorium. A big thank you again, by the way, to the publisher for sending me an advanced copy. I really appreciate it. And yeah, I will see you very, very soon in another video. Bye.


What's up everybody I'm EvilRabbit we are here on Forza Motorsports 7 and update has dropped the RTRs are here and real drift head movement is in the game so I know everybody's doing these first impression videos so we're here to do it anyways. I'm super excited about this these RTRs look like they're a lot of fun and we're gonna have a little fun with it today. We do have a proper rim on our wheel now so we're good to go on that hydraulic cambrake and everything's good we got our gauges and everything mounted up behind it and everything should be completely kosher so let's get into this rip this Mustang and have a little fun and well just send it. So I decided why not just send it here at Maple Valley one of my favorite tracks to shred and well we're gonna be drifting in first person full full commitment full wheel cam everything here today for this update the RTR cars ready to rock looks like this is going to be a blast to drive and well hopefully we can do it some justice here today and not totally screw us up we are in normal gears today because this Mustang is not a sequential car so we are just gonna go normal gears the car looks sweet but we are here for the first-person view we got our gauges and everything working so we're just gonna send it see how this works we left to drift head motion how it sits oh it's probably gonna take a minute to get used to it but uh that's so sick to be able to look where we're sliding tandem's first-person definitely a huge thing so one thing I am noticing is the feedback has definitely changed a little bit because I did do a little bit of update on the wheels so we're gonna see how this feels in my settings how they are and then we may adjust the head motion as well to better suit our needs go pick it this is tap on the wall so definitely gonna take a minute to get used to the transitioning view and everything now here in Forza I did get a chance to use an Oculus and that was so much better on a setto because being able to look where I want to look was the cool thing about it now this I have to judge my look based on the game and where the game wants to look but there is some fine tuning settings that we can do but I think out of the box I think we're good just rocking this for years in this RTR I'm so glad that they've implemented real head movement oh that's gonna be back strong movement in the game unfortunately the one thing I wish it would do which it does not do is look towards apex if you weren't sliding like I guess the rehab movement project cars where you could it'll look apex that would have been really speed as if it worked for racing and drifting but the fact that we can now look around for drifting is probably a little more important with all the drifting and everything coming into these games with the empty cars don't record oh my so vibration and feedback definitely a lot more intense in the game so definitely gonna want to get some cars Jesus feedback get some other people on here get some tandems do some open lobby some drift lobbies and stuff like that especially with this new first-person view and rip some of the normal cars that we normally drift around in first-person because I can feel like this is gonna make a lot more first-person drift videos because of the fact that we can do full go on tandem to not judge ourselves based on a little arrow like we were before because you would have to judge it based on the arrow we just wrecked we just wrecked the mustache we'd have to judge it on an arrow basically proximity of another car but now we have well legit head motion and we can dial it better but it seems to be okay how the game set it up and you just need to bring this over to horizon that would be sweet oh my because you know we're gonna head over and drift the mountain of course we will be drifting a third person in the mountain but we will be shredding this thing in the mountain if we can probably take the nose car out of the mountains do a little mountain tow get run in denofa's RTR oh boy there we go got a power through the gears the gear ratio on this car definitely very interesting and not what I'm used to car sounds sick I'm surprised we held that I am very surprised that we held that so we're trying to get this turn here a little bit so just a quick look at the RTR Mustang in the real head motion now in force of seven let's kick that out so I think some fine tuning in the settings to suit my driving style for the head motion will make this a lot better but it does make first person drifting much more entertaining and it works in both views but I think this you get a better perspective so we're gonna rip it now in this closer view now because it does work in this one too removing the wheel from the equation as I'm chattering my wheelbase honestly kind of like in this view you don't get as much of a view though because it's not as far back as it would be with the wheel but this is definitely an amazing update for the game and definitely gonna take some getting used to because I've been doing a lot of I do first person drifting a lot but the I'm so used to the static camera that this is kind of messing with my head a little bit and it's not like an Oculus where I'm able to look where I want to look I'm have to judge it based on the game I mean it's doing a pretty dang good job of where I feel I would actually be looking I probably looking a little bit more left and right in certain aspects but it's still pretty good and this is a monster we're gonna make that yep so this is definitely gonna make this an insane tandem videos with the two you less guys the ESDA around the corner am I going to be working more on doing first person drifting in the SDA or am I gonna go back to third what I'm used to for competition like this the Mustang doesn't say not gonna lie forza you can do window stickers give us window stickers oh my so go from first person to third person I have to quickly adapt and think for a second just a little quick third person action in this fun getting car for switch over and see if we can rip the mountains oh I'm gonna hold that think it's a good time to switch it up just a quick quick take and well let's switch it up so we switched it up to Chelsea didn't know if his car and Dubai so we're gonna rip this car and well see how you know if his car runs should run very similar to Vans that they cover kick in harder than it did so let me know what you guys think of the real head motion do you guys like it obviously I would say if you dislike it but I don't see why any drifter ever would say that they do not like this real head motion I just think the one form I have with it is it doesn't work on racing we just wrecked it off this car got reverses the other way so the force feedback is a little bit more interesting to definitely something I got to get used to with this fantastic wheels well you have to fine-tune some settings if you guys are on a fantastic and you have some settings it's very interesting to try your guys settings out so just a little shake down on the RTRs here for today for you guys because I know a lot of people are shaking down these cars and running them so I just want to do a quick impressions of it myself oh Danofa would be very sad right now with the way I am handling his car do my best right now trying to get used to this drift head motion I know it's makes drifting easier to see where you're going but we are so used to a static in-car camera change like this real quick takes a minute to adapt but once you adapt like I think we have we're good to go just out there easy on a throttle nice casual drift a little low power drift there so sideways though so I'm in the fourth just a wall tap that's a major nothing but a thing like to know if his cars used to get in the taillights smacked out with running the walls the force feedback is very strong so definitely gonna have to do some some settings changes here but definitely getting this now oh yeah we're good we got it look at that nice and smooth definitely like and how this is feeling if you guys follow me on Instagram and Twitter all which are found in the description box below and then the camera centers back all right so it is based on the rotation of the car so that definitely takes some things getting used to make sure you follow me Instagram and Twitter all which found the description box below let me know what you guys think about it and if you guys want to do some online drift sessions here on fours and seven with either the RTRs or other form of D cars on some FD tracks and stuff let me know down in the comments down below would like to start doing some more open lobby drift sessions with fours and seven horizon do you have a lot of fun with that as well as for drift that is not going anywhere so as always I think guys for watching so until next time I'm evil rabbit and I'll see you guys next time we're on that wall are we survived finish it off I wonder what it looks like doing a 360 or trying to oh no failed I'm out


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I'm Tommy O'Brien coming alive from TFNN 906 a.m. Monday morning We got 24 minutes to go until the start of trading and we're gonna mix market so far You're looking at an S&P negative by seven points right now, but well off the lows We were down at about 43 60 on a couple occasions whether it was last night right out of the gate at 7 30 p.m Eastern time Sunday evening S&Ps make it down to 43 52 So we're about 23 points above that level just as recently as 8 a.m You were at a price of 43 60s You're talking about popping about 15 points just in the last hour of trading as we come into the opening bell We have a little bit of a rising yield this morning tech stocks slightly in the red You get the NASDAQ 100 down about half a percent negative 67 points NASDAQ 100 getting a pop in the last hour as well up from below at 8 a.m You're talking about 14,000 680 months or about 60 points over the last hour or so now We're dealing with the yield right now of 1.612 percent. Why don't we jump over to the tenure? negative seven ticks right now, but off of the overnight lows as well We're positive by four ticks off of those lows on the session though You look at the action we had on Friday on the jobs number interesting action the first move a spike higher and then man We gave it up in a big way. You had a spike high Friday morning on the jobs miss of 131 18 You traded down to 130 25 Sunday evening overnight yields 1.6 1% the 30 is negative five ticks at 157 19 We got to talk about oil $82 and 18 cents quite the run even from Thursday. Look at that action We were down below 75 and just like that. You're above 82 We're still up a buck 47 or almost 2% at 80 80 right now But you see a little bit of a sell-off since about 7 a.m When we got that high in crude you jump to gold gold down about four bucks right now at 1753 you see the action for the jobs Friday as well gold up to 1782 It gave it all back and then some by about 10 30 in the morning on Friday Silver's down nine pennies at 2261 silver kind of right back to where we started Friday action and take a look at silver There's your daily Put it back for a five-year weekly and look at this consolidation right now You are at an area in silver that we found some support backing things up to November of last year We also had an acceleration whether it was September where silver really fell out of bed That is a bar folks on a weekly basis from 27 and change down to 21 81 We're sitting at 2261 right now in silver back to a 15 minute chart We pull up the volatility index this morning with a VIX just above 20 When we were at lower prices overnight right now you're dealing with a VIX of 1975 all right, let's jump around to what else we have going on to start the trading week We start earnings for the quarter and we kick it off on Wednesday with JP Morgan Let's jump over to some of the banks real quick JP Morgan. You're talking about higher prices again today You're up a dollar. That's decent action on the banks up a dollar You do have rising yields. You got a 10 year now above 1.6 percent Take a look at three-year weekly my goodness right from where the market started to accelerate back in November of last year You were had trading at 97 bucks on JP Morgan The safety of buying a bank when you had yields at basically half a percent All the upside you could want and you train at 170 22 now putting this back on a daily All right, you see the consolidation we were in but look where we were September 20th You're talking about adding about 21 dollars to the price of where we were trading at you had a low 150 49 on September 20th folks. It's only October 11 So prices really accelerating on these banks as we come into earnings jump over to the analyze tab We pull up the earnings. So they have numbers coming out October 13th and Wednesday JP Morgan They'll kick it off. We got a bunch of other banks coming out this week as well About a $3 move priced in not really that traumatic when you think about the run this thing has had for the weekly options You take a look at October 15th. The ones expire on Friday. You're talking about neither direction Now these are as of Friday prices these will recalibrate when we get a market open We're trading about 170 and you can see about a at-the-money put or called gonna cost you about $2 and 32 cents Not really that big of a move in either direction only a $5 and 26 cent move for the entire week when they're coming out with their numbers But we have lofty expectations for the banks when you're basically talking about I think that was an all-time high Let's back it up sure was all-time high you're talking about just made on JP Morgan and is that Friday? No, that is Thursday's action all-time high 171 51 coming out with their numbers All right, let's jump around because I think we got a bunch more than that Wells Fargo They're gonna be coming out with theirs on Thursday Morgan Stanley gonna coming out on Thursday as well Goldman Sachs coming out Friday morning I imagine city coming out Thursday as well. So they're all Wednesday Thursday Friday We basically get the entire Selection of banks really interesting when you look at where yields are coming into that event We even have rising yields were above 1.6 percent. That's gonna lead us to the 10-year now the 10-year You take a look at this thing Let's put it on a five-year weekly to get the full consolidation Five-year weekly you look at where we were in the tenure I've brought it up many times, but we are now decisively breaking below the 382 and you're coming right down to these lows We had in March of this year The tenure at 130 30. I'm gonna back this up to a daily so we can focus on this area You're within five ticks folks of the lows that we had back in April And we were just trading at 135 14 back in august So you're talking about five full points almost four and a half to be exact We have dropped and we're within five ticks of the low again putting it back to a weekly I mean you break this area. Yeah, we might have some support Back in the lows of about 128 11. Where is this low technically? You're looking at a price of maybe the high 127s in price of the 10-year But man in an environment where we have inflation that is Not too transitory on certain aspects of life, whether it's oil food Commodities, uh, you're gonna see rising prices to do with a lot of we're seeing it Whether it's FedEx when they came out with their numbers talking about 450 million dollars and added expenses You're seeing rising wages across the board right target. They're paying $15 An hour for employees and they're going to be adding $2 an hour on top of that For workers working extra hours of the holiday All of that going to contribute to a rising rate environment potentially and we are at a critical area Potentially breaking below the lows we had in March We'll see where we go But you're going to see some focus on that as we come into bank earnings this week Taking a look at the s&p now the s&p quite a bounce we got last week We miss on jobs on friday. You commit to monday action negative by five points We had less than 200 000 jobs added for the month of september All the expectation was going to be august september october november december expectations just building folks for october november december the real risk Is that we don't make up the jobs that the market is thinking that we will make up in the next few months As hopefully some of whether it's the service sector, etc opens back up The real risk is that inflation potentially runs hot the jobs don't get made back up The fed needs to pair stimulus before the economy has fixed itself the market Not really pricing in that much of a risk when you're talking about trading at 43 77 We have all-time highs of 45 49 in the s&p's NASDAQ 100 trading at 14 752 About a thousand points off of the highs we've had you back the NASDAQ 100 up to the run we had from may Almost made it back to the 50 14 299 think we made it down to 14,410 14,367 The low so within about 60 70 points of that 50 retracement Stay tuned folks. 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You have amazon shares right now We'll call it barely in the red 32 77. I bring them up because it's interesting There were a couple things that hit my feet this morning getting ready for the program So the first one which was interesting and I pull this up You had so I saw this post. I saw it on instagram. I think is where I saw it Bezos puts it out Listen and be open, but don't let anybody tell you who you are. This was just one of the many stories telling us all the ways We're going to fail Referencing a barons article from may of 1999. We'll check out that in a moment amazon Today amazon is one of the most world's most successful companies hard to argue with that has revolutionized two entirely different industries talking about, of course retail and the cloud i'm sure Every right there and what this article is Which is interesting is that it says the idea that amazon jeff CEO jeff bezos has pioneered a new business paradigm is silly He's just another middleman and the stock market is beginning to catch on to that fact Imagine how wrong you could be right the real winners on the net will be the firms that sell their own products directly to consumers Just look at what's happening in sony del And barthelsman i'm not even familiar with barthelsman, which says a lot In its own right very familiar with sony and del now it was interesting as I saw this this morning Now this is dated right up here made 31st 1999 for three dollars back then uh barons now Del shares because of everything going on. I think they got taken private and then got public again Del you only go back to as far as I got december 2018 on this chart Okay, but sony not the case sony's been public the whole time All right now you take a look at sony out of curiosity you go back to Whoops one more you gotta get the full run Here is the year 1999 folks there is may so to to barons To to their credit we'll give them a little credit. Okay in may Now this this is actually dated may 31st 1999. All right, so we might as well just call it june Okay in june of 1999 You had sony trading opening at about 46. You did have a triple banger run towards the end of that year to 157 But then folks you never saw a hundred dollars again Until 2021 on sony shares so much for them taking over the world Do you have any idea on how amazon traded since then you back it up to? May of 99 and you're talking about 50 bucks as well Amazon and sony were trading at almost the same exact price when that article came out of about 50 dollars a share sony went up to 150 And then traded down at basically between 50 and 100 for the better part of 20 years amazon as we all know Is now trading at 3288 dollars now. I bring that up. Okay, because that's cool in its own, right? Okay, del del had success Much more so I imagine but they got taken private So I don't even know, you know, maybe that's just a misperception misconception of perception on my part But pretty staggering when you look that out so bezosis has a point there You know, it's a pretty strong article to be written on barons back then There were a lot of people wrong about the market though folks in may of 1999 You take a look at the s&p for some curiosity alone you go back to 99 in may And you're talking about an s&p Trading at 1300 Okay, the market really fallen out of bed The next year may june july etc. You had the s&p trade down to a low of What was 820? No eight eight change seven seven seventy one maybe something like that now I bring up tesla and amazon because I I take a look at that and I I do all of that before I even see that elon mosk takes this opportunity to troll the man himself By throwing up a silver medal. What is the silver medal reference as the first quote? Is here while it references that uh, the man Jeff bezos has been knocked down the tonal pole the number two for the richest man in the world As elon mosk has taken that top spot Gold's jeff bezos after extending lead is the world's richest person. So it's interesting here that SpaceX Just came out with a 100 billion dollar valuation in the recent Funding round. So you combine what he's got going on with tesla and spacex mosk is now at 222 billion And bezos is sitting at 190.8 a lead of almost 32 billion dollars Now what's always interesting here is that you had Jeff bezos's wife mackenzie when they got their divorce taking a huge chunk of that I think it was about 25 percent of their total holdings. He got 75 percent. She got 25 percent So his ownership was cut by a quarter But nonetheless interesting elon musk one of the best self promoters out there never misses an opportunity Bezos with a little bit of patent himself on the back and elon musk throws up the silver medal To commemorate mr. Jeff bezos getting knocked down to the number two slot Really interesting to see how these two will jockey back and forth Not sure tesla, you know might just be a rocket ship to the upside because they've just been accelerating so far up recently, I mean You back it up to April of last year folks. You were trading at 89 dollars in tesla. You're trading at 785 Whereas amazon's been in quite a consolidation recently. This is again a monthly You've been in a consolidation for the better part of about 16 months in amazon shares. You're trading at 32 88 this morning But you add into that the way that you have Musk's SpaceX really kicking bezos's blue origins But that's a lot of value when you talk about the billions of dollars They were just valued at 70 billion I think back in february they raised more money now that valued at 100 billion For that space company and they are battling it out as well. Uh as you have Bezos, I believe suing Yeah, bezos's blue origin is challenging the u.s. Government contract with SpaceX to develop technology to land people on the moon again And musk has been trolling them. It seems like SpaceX is well ahead of blue origin Especially when it comes to government contracts and the like, but nonetheless out there battling Okay, what else we got going on jumping around to some of the other stocks So we talked about the banks jp morgan bank of america city group goldman sacks morgan stanley All out with their numbers. We also get some other stocks out with their numbers this week. We get delta Let's jump over to some of the airlines. We'll put it back to a daily Delta shares this morning down a bit. We got a bid ask of 4305 to 4309 You closed try at friday at 43 38 These airline stocks now you look where we were back when the markets really accelerated when you got the vaccine Efficacy we're going back to november 1st of last year about 11 months ago. You trade up to 52 28 It's a nice area 37 73 the delta showing some support Not sure you're going to get back down there, but we bounced on a couple occasions the 618 37 73 You've accelerated up to 43 38 now. I'm going to pull this one off here All right, I'm going to zoom in on the action that we've had I think that gets us back to where I want to be I want to give you a fibonacci number of just this recent run Okay that we've had Because you are right at that 382 there folks. Okay. Take a look where we are That is the run we had just from september 15th when you had disney at 38 82 You accelerate up to about 46 bucks. You trade back to the 382 and that's on 43 28 Uh, and we're trading within a few pennies of that. We got a bid ask about 4305 4309 Delta shares now what's happening here is delta. They'll be out with their numbers. Okay jumping over On the 13th so wednesday as well right now you're talking about I don't think they have the move priced in yet, but when you jump over to The move we're looking at not really a huge move priced into these uh Equities with the airlines as it's all about the future not about the past Uh, but we'll take a look at some others because southwest has some real issues going on right now Is they're canceling almost thousands of flights. Stay tuned folks. We'll be right back for the opening bell Are you having fun trading the markets? 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We are markets open and we get the s&p is negative by five points right now Nasdaq 100 negative by about 60 dow and the russell barely in the positive commodity wise Whether it's currency wise commodity wise bitcoin yet again surging higher by 2195 dollars. Look at that action 57,000 375 it's been a straight shot since september 30th You were trading at 41,000 adding 16 grand to the price of a bitcoin Let alone you back things up to when we were below 30,000 remember when the end was in sight for bitcoin crude oil 8112 quite an acceleration for crude. We got gold down about two bucks this morning at 1754 Let's check out the vix this morning with markets open. You get the volatility index trading at 1963 All right, so I talked about the airlines.  Oh really? I mean it was remember domestic airlines and the travelers really started to get ahead of the trend here Things took off worldwide when you got a vaccine but domestically You really had the acceleration almost began in august when you're at 30 bucks by the time we got the vaccine efficacy You're already at 40 bucks. You make it to 64 75 now the whole run You had some nice support at that 3a2. I mean look at that move folks on a weekly We had southwest chopping around the other 3a2 of its entire run for the better part from july 19th All the way to almost september 20th two full months All right eight or nine weekly bars. This thing was sitting near the 3a2 It almost touched the 3a2 On all of those weeks as it stayed above that line right now though you gap him back down to 51 99 Now what it has to do with man? These are big numbers on southwest and i'm not sure how They fared so poorly if this didn't reverberate Around to the other airlines, okay? They cancel more than a quarter of their scheduled flights on sunday setting issues with air traffic control and disruptive weather as it works to resume normal operations Over a thousand flights 2018 to be exact 28 percent of the total for the day were cancelled by the dallas based carrier That's as of 415 yesterday um More than 500 other flights were delayed. I mean it's almost like System-wide for them the disruption started friday when weather conditions in florida were compounded by air traffic control issues in the same region A spokesman said recovering from such issues is more difficult these days because there are fewer frequencies between cities I mean the the way that these Problems reverberate right now because everything is so Barely able to function and i'm not that i'm exaggerating but you can see that We see supply issues across the board right well any mishap at all is just going to make things Much worse than it might have if things were running smoothly Okay, normally probably they might be able to catch up or something like that Well, guess what they can't catch up when they've cancelled flights. They're not at the same level that they're at They don't have the number of employees that they probably had right they're having trouble with getting employees In the into their jobs as many companies are right now nonetheless Other u.s. Airlines reported far fewer disruptions on sunday So where's where's the difference here? Okay air traffic control issues and weather That's not usually something that isolates to one airline Uh, it'd be interesting to see what ends up coming out here three canceled flights for delta Three it was a thousand eighteen for for unite uh for southwest Nine for united and american did have some numbers there 143 The flight cancellation has come to me concerned with federally mandated vaccine requirements staffing issues as they're talking about here On friday southwest pilots asked the court to temporarily block the company from enforcing the mandate until an existing lawsuit Resolved in september you had an allied pilots association a union repping Pilots releasing a statement requesting alternatives Uh, not outlandish for the union to be fighting for everything for their employees there, but nonetheless southwest I would watch out here because i'm not sure what's going on But that is quite a cancellation you have and they're blaming weather and air traffic controllers And that is something all the other airlines have to deal with but somehow it seemed to basically bring the come Almost the entire company to a halt yesterday And how are they going to catch up if they couldn't catch up from friday folks? They have less numbers they now have almost two days worth of flights They have to make up for uh, you're down 4.1 percent We'll put it on the short term and there you see the acceleration right out of the gate to lower prices for southwest Now when are they out with their numbers? Let's jump over to the earnings front. So, uh, that's next week, I believe Yep, they're out next thursday with their numbers southwest. Let's jump around some of the others we get delta this week Delta's out wednesday with their numbers. We just rolled up southwest. Let's stay for domestic for a second with jet blue Whoops jbl u is their symbol They'll be coming out in about two weeks. Uh, yes, are you talking about two weeks from tomorrow Jet blue without their numbers We'll jump back to the big airlines american out. What's that next thursday as well? Yep next thursday They'll be out with theirs and we'll finish it up with united right now As I say at all the markets in the red united out next week as well. What's that next tuesday? Uh, yes, let's jump to the cruise ships because this is an interesting sector folks now cruise is a different story They were just out with their numbers. I believe were they Yeah, they were carnival just out with their numbers in the end of september Down 1.3 with the market right now Man, these cruise ships just can't find a bid right things really started to accelerate september said to myself Ah, maybe that's the run. There will be a run folks There will be a run. I imagine as in these things will catch a bid the the future will be bright But not yet As we just pulled back. I mean the percentages In these equities 27 39 september 27th, right? Just like that you're down four bucks You're down 15 percent almost from where we were and the better part of almost two weeks ago Just like that let alone the run we had we from 31 down to below 20 on this equity Now you take a look at a three-year weekly for the cruise ships You can see we were far higher prices though prior to covet you make it down to 780 We're still sitting at the doldrums on this now Boeing Well, let's finish it off with the cruise ships real quick norwegian similar action Let's take this off real quick Pulling back from the acceleration we had this so weekly last couple weeks 26 25 Could make an argument though that this is Trending upwards. I mean that's a pretty defined trend channel Or where we're hitting there line it up on the lows. Maybe the upper portions matching up with some of these highs there You know, maybe you use a little bit of linear regression to match those up. Let's activate. Whoops It's an art not a science folks Let's activate that drawing real quick so we can kind of play with where it might fall But you can see we're sitting in 26 bucks. It chopped around if that's a trend channel We're talking about 40 dollars. You could see from norwegian now bowing I bring it up because bowing sitting right at this a weekly going back to the lows we had at covet lows We'll call them march 16th 89 dollars on bowing A couple times buyers have gotten burned on this folks the market really got ahead of itself in june of 2020 Bowing got all the way up to 234 You're still in a losing position in bowing if you got into this thing in june of last year Let alone you had to ride it out all the way down to 141 You make it up to a high of 278 in march. You've given up 50 dollars You've given up almost 20 percent on that equity, but you're sitting right at that lower boundary line. That's a nice entry Uh, you can always set your stop Maybe you said it under where we've been recently the low of about 206 you're in at 226 You catch a run in bowing. Maybe you're pushing up to the 250 to 230 Maybe you come up and you test this high at about 278. We did have some volume up here You know nothing like we had on this first round we got in last may But you did have some volume up here. I mean on a weekly basis. You're talking about 128 million shares You're talking about 129 million shares. You can see we're pulling back with 50 million 50 60 70 50 million Stay tuned folks. We come right back Are you in the market for buying or selling real estate in the bay area? Including the surrounding st. 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That's tfnn.com then hit watch tiger tv Welcome back folks 12 minutes into the trading week and we got markets green across the board with the s&p's now Positive by two points at 43 85 nasdaq 100 catching a bid check out that pop right now 14820 positive by 14 the dow's up 23 points right now russil up by two You see the action putting it on a one minute just to see the divergence We've got since we started trading at 9 30 you have the russil pretty tame action right where we started off You have the dow pretty similar to the russil right now You had some volatility but pretty close to where we actually started trading at 9 30 s&p's though And nasdaq especially you're talking about higher price s&p's have popped almost 10 points from the open We've had the nasdaq 100 really accelerate As has been the case usually as you're getting a pop at about 80 points to the upside right now 14,747 is where we open You're trading 14,822 bitcoin continuing to run as well We almost got a 58,000 price in bitcoin gold catching a bid too. Look at that one minute action We had in gold 8 20 this morning or so you're up at 1758 you trade down 10 dollars We've gotten it all back to 1758 right now again These are one minute charts just to see the run we've had from the open Silver not quite the same as gold. You see silver. I mean look at the difference, right? Silver was at 2262 down to 2255 now well above where we were at 815 always interesting How silver and gold trade a little bit differently Uh, and then notes and bonds a little bit of higher price clawing back some of that yield Now what's interesting here is it's columbus day today almost forgot really Much bigger holiday in new england as you got the boston marathon which returns with coven 19 air restrictions So with fall foliage replacing the spring daffodils is how they put it more masks than mylar blankets But nonetheless the pandemic delayed 125th boston marathon at left hopkinton on monday for its long way to run to copley Square so you get the marathon rock and they're probably finishing up right now With those champs being about two hours or so, but you get the boston marathon up there for columbus day Now what you do have here is you got most stores open Fed x ups they'll be doing business sock markets open as we know we're here But you have a lot of whether it's agencies for the federal government You have the federal reserve banks closed most banks closed one exception is td bank Not sure how that plays out or how so US postal service they will not be delivering packages today us bond markets Closed as well and then any agency or institution operated by the government such as libraries federal offices DMVs they will be closed today as well We'll try and see at that next break if we can get a little boston marathon update Always a fun day to check that out when I was up in the northeast kids will get off school Not much not much the case down here Not as big of a holiday work open kids open schools open. Nonetheless, we march on All right, what else we got going on checking around to What do we have? I did have stocks making moves up here. I'll pull it back in a bit You know what I want to jump to yeah, let's jump to where are we? Yeah, I covered those all right. We'll jump to some of the other equities We have coming up with their numbers And we're going to jump to here we go I want to cover domino's pizza. There's the stock now this thing has been on fire domino's pizza There's your minute action down on the open. We'll put it back to a daily to see the run this has had now man They really accelerated last earnings and quite a reversal, right? You wouldn't think sometimes an equity can give back an entire run like that You had domino's gap above on their numbers on july 22nd You trade up to 548 that then closes the entire gap you're back to 475 They crushed it out of the park on those numbers rightfully so to trade from 480 to 550 almost on that equity Now we take a look at a three-year weekly for some full context. You were at 220 in 2019 You came into covet now they had the gangbuster earnings before covet Okay, you trade up to a price of about 381 you trade back down to 275 on covet Market figures out pretty quickly the delivering food is going to be a good business to be in during a pandemic Nonetheless, you make it back down to almost that area at 319 things really take off man in march of this year quite a run now Just for some context here in terms of the retracement we're dealing with Okay, not even back to a 382 of the full run we had here you go from 319 to 548 you almost touched that area We made it down to 468 That's last week. Okay. The 382 was 461 Now jump it back to a 15 minute. We'll jump over to the analyze tab We jump to the earnings. They're out with their numbers on Thursday Decent action in terms of the volatility that you got priced in that's a 30 dollar move. It's a $475 equity So what is that you're talking about maybe a seven percent move? um Priced into their numbers and they'll be out. Yes on thursday with their numbers And uh This has some movement, you know from 472 to 492 back down to 475 so far this morning These are 15 minute bars. We're looking at the other stock we get that's on the radar is walgreens boots Now walgreens boots taking a look at the three-year weekly make it down at the end of last year to 33 36 I'll put it back to a daily to see the run. We've had this share 57 bucks. We're at a 47 bucks right now Excuse me just for some context. I like to know where we are on the fibonacci scale of possible retracements from runs We've had let's pull it up on this one On this one the run really began when the market took off basically about a year ago in october And you're dealing with maybe a 50 percent number that it likes with some support about 4509 you're sitting at 47 75 That's what you've got to bounce back in july for walgreens boots You jump over to them So they're out with their numbers on thursday as well about a two dollar and 61 cent move 47 dollar stock So what is that about yeah, that's less than uh, no, it's about a five six percent six percent move priced into their numbers As they'll come out with their numbers right now on thursday, uh interesting to see where that goes Just like the market getting a little bit ahead of itself to 57 bucks. You're back to 47 bucks Some of the Stocks i've been taking a look at just to take a peek maybe put them on your radar folks fedx quite a pull back You're basically flat this morning If you back it up to where we were when the run really began last may when the market again figured out Delivering packages that are ordered online probably a good business to be in but man, oh man Did they not figure out the cost would be on the rise if you recall fedx Hopefully not a harbinger of things to come because man They came out late in the last earning cycle and you're talking about spending 450 million bucks over 90 days more than they had spent a year ago Fedex 223 Again putting it back on the five-year weekly to see the run this thing has had you get back to a 618 or 186 Not sure you're gonna get back there folks That's an area. I would definitely be looking to add fedex right now All right at these prices you jump over to the fundamentals tab on the thinkorswim platform Talking about a company only valued at 59 billion dollars You trade down another 10 or 20 percent You're talking about a company almost under 50 billion dollar market cap for a company like fedex that I imagine has a very bright future Even though they're going to be competing with amazon with ups But I imagine they have a bright future as that market cap could sink So maybe 186 keep that on your radar if you get a trade lower From fedex to that price level Another one I was looking at this weekend. It's really gotten a little bit ahead of itself But air bnb You know maybe on a pullback to see some real nice strength here coming off a double bottom low It had back in may had a low and again in july I think the ipo price was 140 on this Yeah, pull that up air bnb I think it was 140 All right, I'll find it real quickly uh 139 a share I believe No, let me check that at the next break Nonetheless some strength, you know I'm trying to look for exposure in areas folks that You make got a rotation You know the the airlines have been hurt right bowings been hurt They still have a long way to go but eventually that tide will shift where covet won't be front of mind Whether it's worldwide whether it's domestic Air bnb may be getting ahead of that trading from 130 to 170 over the last four or five months Stay tuned folks. 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That's<PHONE_NUMBER> This segment is brought to you by think or swim for more information Just click the think or swim banner on the front page of tfnn.com Welcome back folks right now. We got markets in the green s and p's up by four all the markets dramatically in the green now Dao up 123 rustle up 10 catching a bit. I got a chart of peloton up there chatting Uh talking about peloton in the youtube tiger stand right now saying uh peloton up up a percent today This is a weekly chart. I have up here. I'll jump back to a daily in a moment Say a potential double bottom And you could I mean you have quite a decisive bounce here when you go back to their earnings in may All right, you were down to a price point of 80 48 you make it down last week to 81 on for a dramatically lighter volume I would be wary of this one though. Um You know you look up the valuation of a company like this. Okay. Now they're out with their numbers october 28th You're talking about a company still valued at 26 billion dollars selling Bikes and Selling subscriptions the subscription part is the savior there in terms of the last year and a half They've been able to sign people on to their subscription base for their classes at record level as somebody that enjoys being healthy folks As somebody that loves riding a bike They've brought the price down which actually was something that made me look at them for the first time in a while But still spending $1,500 for a bike for the privilege to pay A very high expensive monthly rate. I mean the cost this is my own personal taste here. Okay, because peloton's done Fantastic over the last, you know, year and a half two years from 17 bucks up to 170 But man, we've just cut in half the price The subscription price for peloton is more expensive than I pay for a subscription to la fitness And that la fitness has a gym showers A pool that you can do laps in let alone the number of equipment that you'd like in there Okay, it has a steam bath. I think it has a dry sound. Excuse me. Not a steam bath. Okay It's a very affordable basic gym la fitness. Nonetheless I can't Rationalize spend in almost 50 bucks a month For classes I watch online that yeah, you get to compete with the people in it and all that stuff I can't rationalize it folks Because I know how easy it would be to put out a similar product for very inexpensive When all they're showing me are streamed classes for almost double what i'm paying for an la fitness membership I mean, maybe this thing you talk about an abc down if your a points 171 and your b points 80 You're going back to 40 bucks on this equity gets back to the 40 bucks I might be a buyer and that's only cut in half you just got cut in half once this year It's possible. Maybe be a little patient. See how it reacts here. Thanks so much for tuning in folks. Stay tuned basil's up next live