ons one two three four five six seven eight and nine afc south and afc east all right party put the afc south michael w nfc west lile nfc south jake c nfc north travis u afc north jason k afc west jake c with the nfc east jason h afc east get the results posted we'll start just a moment here selthick's win nine in a row selthick's just like the Bruins von all right guys and here comes a link for eminence there's got two to go it's random hit style and it's a really good price for eminence man breaks tonight again very limited space for personals now you want something order it a personal order it should be a few personals tomorrow too but sam is also doing them sunday daytime so we probably won't do a full night of personals considering the quick turnaround just keep that in mind all right let's go ahead and get started everybody for us here ripping 2022 gold standard football hobby 12 box full case number nine random divisions check out your results on screen right now there's a link in chat thanks for joining everybody and good luck yeah and it wasn't the Bruins von i know that it's kind of insane man the garden you can't you nobody you can't win in the garden right now you can't do it i fear they wait even if you're visiting the garden you can't win i'm thinking shield here shield at some points tonight whether it be here or eminence or both all right rookie for the raiders trade turner to 75 trade turn i thought that was a dodge player afc west mark ingram nfc south for 99 typically yeah oiler kyle pits jersey card to 299 nfc south depends on the style of the break though sky more rookie jersey chiefs the 399 because we do free shipping so it depends but divisions though yeah it's pretty much just to okay the cost of the case by the way to find a price rookie auto colts to 199 afc south nfc west elie mitchell good as gold jersey auto 22 of 25 riders and nice start for the nfc south a rookie patch auto of chris olave 47 of 49 you go lyle nice olave three color magnet for you i think the nicks are gonna lose one pretty bad i don't like the look of the the score and everything on this i don't know like it just looks so blank yeah i need to see the records why can i do this he's like stop there it goes some of the jc jackson afc east or a sorry afc west of 49 it's a chargers card got rookie to 30 nfc north kyler gordon nfc west jersey card kyler to 299 nfc north romeo dobs christian watson rookie dual jersey 80 of 149 nfc east rookie auto kennedy brooks 19 of 199 nfc west danie gray rookie auto to 199 as well and afc south here treylon bergs rookie triple jersey auto 80 or yeah 66 of 149 afc south he's looking better i'm glad he's back now ready for him to start looking pretty good there doubling him up already this this case i'm like i want to push too hard okay what in tarnation all right afc west keenan allen to 75 afc south ricky damien pierced in 99 mr brandon cooks jersey card to 299 afc south romeo dobs rookie jersey nfc north 100 of 399 nfc north rookie auto tyler goodson 91 of 199 afc north that's a game-worn patch auto of kareem hunt 14 out of 25 and afc east rookie dual patch auto 37 to 49 james cook there we go nice one james cook bill's golden four-color patch on the left too all right guys two spots left on eminence football tonight 10 hits inside the eminence case everybody gets a random hit in the break from the case got nfc west d hop to 49 afc east ricky khalil Shakir to 75 that breaks in just a bit it's only two spots to go and it's a great price for eminence hunt to ren fro jersey card to 299 afc west preseason evidence was up around like over 30k case we have this one priced at about 20k for the case jim kelly jersey card to 199 buffalo afc east nfc east roi williams auto wow 20 to 25 go nfc east gotten james connor on the auto to 99 nfc west it's a four-auto box i think nfc east rookie auto kennedy brooks to 199 and afc east ricky triple jersey auto garret wilson 13 of 149 nice garret wilson horse collar what are you talking about jb who did a horse collar who got horse collared got nfc south ricky chris alive at a 99 afc north joe burrow to 25 joe schiste oh yeah he is because the horse car you are right it's like who uh patch card terry mclauren at 299 nfc east afc south travon walker rookie jersey card at 399 afc south rookie auto jack cone to 199 afc south rookie auto alec pierce to 199 a lot of autos in this case i feel like usually it's only what two per box jahan dotton dual jersey rookie auto 18 of 149 nfc east i mean that's pretty good shorts for a gold standard card ps a8 i see i mean ps a8 is the uh the hobby uh standard right and a picket i mean picket gold standard rp i mean heck yeah that's what's up the nfc north tide channeler to 99 afc east the font digs to 30 nfc north jersey card dalvin cook to 299 nfc west dk metcalf jersey card to 299 it is tough to get better with gold standard for sure chris olave rookie jersey nfc south of 399 afc west rookie autos amir white to 199 and nfc west tray mc bride rookie dual patch auto 33 of 49 nice looking card there nfc west and only one spot on eminence now last spot of the night that thing is like the patch is like coming out of the card the thicky heck all right afc south devin loyde rookie to 25 nfc north justin fields to 75 afc south james robinson jersey 200 of 299 nfc west eline mitchell five way relic 186 of 299 the glove in the center with four other patches afc west jersey card patrick mohomes 230 of 299 gold played in chief charters Sunday night that's gonna be a good one the roos matthews auto 72 of 99 afc south gold jacket nfc west kenneth walker the third rookie jersey auto 43 of 149 it's a sweet walker there you go he is a potential offensive rookie of the year and a matt corral rookie dual jersey auto 80 of 149 nfc south moving right along got prison team all full case up next which is sold out again the last spot of the night is on eminence boy this pack jeez uh probably about a little over an hour until personals and they are almost full actually i'm gonna call them full right now actually i just saw a couple more come in max crosby six of 49 afc west and slain bolden afc north to 75 i guess personals are full for tonight and you guys i am gonna whatever is in there right now yeah here's the last one whips i just saw that one that nc will be good and i am gonna have i am gonna stop after that one for sure tonight even if it's before 2 a.m um yeah you can hear me congested i want to make sure that i get sleep tonight yeah i'll change everything else in a second sorry guys but i could do it quickly derrick car afc west jersey card of 299 you got it buddy good luck good luck on that box that'd be a fun one hopefully a bull patch got fly away relic 14 to 299 nfc west van jefferson bull that's right you know gold bars what's going on man jonathan taylor jersey card afc south of 299 you know germaine johnson rookie auto to 199 afc east and wandale robinson rookie patch auto 30 to 49 nfc east i don't feel sick i i think it's because it was it's always human in florida and then it got dry the last couple days like we had a like everyone had a cold front come through but we had it come through here too and so it's been super dry and like like cooler outside you know it's kind of like the 50s at night i think you're just getting to me and then i get into this room and it's like the opposite it's dusty and it's stuffy in here and that just activates everything because i felt fine all day today i've been feeling better today than i was like earlier in the week i think i've ordered the big the the big sick anyway got adan hutchinson nfc north to 99 caron williams nfc west to 49 the rookie afc north jersey card tyler boyd to 299 let's go dolphins no i'm not don't don't tell him that shorts come on let's go terry mclauren five-way relic 259 to 299 nfc west shan's like one of those things we pull the string on his back but it only says let's go dolphin that's it it's like broken so it only says the one thing jersey card a fc east dan marino to 199 haul of gold he is a member of the uh jordan davis nfc east rickey out of 25 and then fc west andy gray ricky dual patch out of 14 and 49 let's go chino gummy dick oh crap it's really thick i barely open it what do you i would not come on i would not say that got nfc south rishad white one of five on the rookie there he's getting more carries too get more work which is good to see good out there russa wilson liquidity 310 and 25 short print afc west liquidity nfc north dobbs and watson ricky dual patch 35 of 49 afc west tim brown patch card 4 of 25 good box going so far almond raw saint brown on the auto 51 of 99 nfc north gold strike auto ice congrats chino yeah our shipping department is the best a justin herbert setting the bar auto jersey number 10 of 10 afc west herby jason k with the herby awesome hit awesome vet hit in gold standard and they feel is jones jr rpa gold 35 out of 49 nfc north it's been a good case man a lot of autos in this case multiple boxes in this that had more had had an extra auto or sometimes two extra autos yeah that's a fire herby oh here you go right here shan on boom breakfast crunch rat that's what you know i haven't done it is i gotta do it i always forget about it god de hop nfc west to 25 nfc north deandre swift the 30 so dolphin got mike williams afc west jersey to 299 nfc north justin fields jersey card 271 of 299 afc south trevor lorence jersey to 299 600 points random to all at the end and then alec pierce ricky jersey auto 66 of 199 afc south will do brett will do when i see her again she works hard man we do our best and take care of our customers you guys are the best sure now you there is no us well i don't know about that i don't know about that guys don't don't believe that it's good don't believe that i mean dolphin's been around a lot longer than any of the most of us afc east type on thorton to 49 nfc east jordan davis to 99 montgomery nfc north jersey to 299 this guy's on a rampage over here talking about marine life let's go nfc north jersey tg hawkinson to 299 nfc south rookie jersey desmond ridder to 399 nfc south auto andre rison 26 of 49 golden age auto andre rison not an auto you see every day and on the back is a rookie jersey auto of alec pierce for the afc south to 149 yeah ridder needs to start starting he needs to get some work you know falcon's got to see what they have in him before they get to the draft next year points card 600 random to all four and one five times um whoever's up top gets it one two three four and five travis gets the 600 points travis you andre bad moon rison yeah that's what he's called that's awesome man yeah it was uh first burn we used to date left eye or something from uh from uh tlc and then she burned his crib that is mentioned down for these two good times that's the most 90s thing i've ever heard yeah that's the most 90s thing i've ever heard right there holy crap all right so we've got all these relics here desmond ridder tj hawkinson david montgomery justin fields trevor lorence mike williams dobson watson tim brown liquidity short print russell wilson dan marino sorry terry mclauren tyler boyd jonathan taylor van jefferson derek car patrick mohomes elie michel james robinson chris olave dk metcalf davin cook trevon walker terry mclauren jim kelly hunter renfro romeo dobs brannon cooks dobson watson kyler murray skymore cow pits all right hits uh autos now alec pierce andre rison alec pierce melis jones jr almond rosson brown danie gray jordan davis wandale robinson germaine johnson matt corral kenneth walker the third uh bruise matthews she had a teacher in high school named bruise matthews that's weird uh trevon mcbride zamir white johann dotson alec pierce jack cone garret wilson kennedy brooks james connor roi williams james cook kareem hunt tyler goodson trevon berks danie gray kennedy brooks elie michel davante price chris olave rpa sains to 49 and setting the bar 10 to 10 auto jesson herbert i'll do it thanks again everybody god team all up next i'm sorry travis that's like the best division to get to theoretically outfax there aves ease is another one that's typically good too i'm sorry guys let's do the random for team all now guys let's move on we're randoming now for 2021 prism football team all 20 box full case number one random divisions good luck two and six eight times one two three four five six seven and eight jeffrey r down to kenny g eight times in the divisions one two three four five six seven and eight a fc east and nfc east all right jeffrey r a fc east kenny g nfc north kevin h a fc north greg w nfc south kevin h a fc west chris g nfc west shon h a fc south and kenny g nfc east we'll get the results posted we'll start in a moment here all right guys i'll be right back and then we will uh get going on team all just one to go on eminence you guys breaking next really good price on eminence two k a spot one random hit from the case team all right here we go everybody forest here ripping 2021 prism football team all 20 box full case number one random divisions check out your results right here you can always find these lean sports cards dot com thanks for joining everybody and good luck let's see what we got 20 boxes so again you get a rookie silver a red and yellow number 239 or less i think the rookies number to eight the vets are to 39 you can get autos and other parallels in this i'm pretty sure but not guaranteed a bit tougher to hit get two vet base two rookie base as well rookies darby right silver rookie giants aziz ojolari nfc east and red and yellow nfc north daniel hunter 23 of 39 and they guys just one more to go on eminence next last spot on the night and personals are full rookies gary brightwell justin fields the nfc north silver rookie ron dale more nfc west a red and yellow davante parker a fc east 16 of 39 rookies amir smith marcett tray nixon silver rookie kyle pits nfc south a red and yellows the fondig's a fc east 37 of 39 is that digs there all right nausea harris rookie elie michael silver rookie racy mcmath a fc south in a red and yellow antonio gibson nfc east color match there 35 at 39 not my stacks rookies barmore and escridge rookies silver almond ross a brown nfc north my same brown the red and yellow curtain warner nfc west 26 of 39 right rookie osu kormo uh at well we've got an auto i think yeah we do seven to 25 a fc east purple power sensational signature is willis mighehy there we go there's an auto silver rookie for the nfc north it's kylan hill a red and yellow a fc north chad johnson 29 of 39 there's an auto huh i still want to go on eminence guys rake next rookies mckitty and naji harris again a silver rookie simi fohoco nfc east a red and yellow a fc north jarvis landry 22 of 39 rax rye silver rookie dianne a brown nfc east red and yellow drew sample a fc north 37 of 39 well let's see a big rookie red and yellow here or a rookie red yonder that we've seen one yet through eight boxes centers anthony schwartz silver rookie kudarius tony nfc east and for the nfc east jordan lewis 32 of 39 red and yellow cornell pal jared dokes silver rookie pat fryer moot a fc north red and yellow charles hailey niners two of 39 nfc west time to heat up time to get some bigger cards here big rookie silvers red and yellows hopefully palmer tremble silver rookie jamie newman nfc east red and yellow nfc west brandon iuk 34 of 39 jc horn penne suell silver rookie javon holland a fc east red and yellow kevin bayard a fc south 28 of 39 and eminence is sold out now we're sold out for the night guys so we thank you all very much and do appreciate it we're group breaks tomorrow four p.m. eastern with sam personals are full for tonight um sam's probably gonna do a few personals tomorrow night but sunday daytime is when we do a bunch 10 a.m. start on sunday with personals usually we go for five hours that's a good time to do it and then monday nights we do personals all night as well well typically you like mitchell tray lance silver rookie das nuesome nfc north a red and yellow hunter renfrew over the a fc west one of 39 in book ben scaranak rookie silver rachon slater a fc west a red and yellow john brown a fc west 31 of 39 on come on where they at no let's see chase waddle mac well where they at see horn oh was this an auto yeah steve mc michael auto navy camo to 15 and nfc north steve mc michael rookie silver a fc north or not fail away red and yellow rachon evans a fc south 30 of 39 all right a couple autos is pretty good rookies darby right silver rookie jamar chase there we go a fc north nice one there and a red and yellow travis fulgham nfc east nine of 39 kyle pits rookie base new man we got silver rookie shy smith nfc south and a red and yellow rookie finally a rookie uh four of age of on holland because the rookies are to aid that's probably why they're so rare you hit him you hit pretty big there's a trevor lorence rookie base shane buchel silver rookie michael carter a fc east and for the nfc east kenny golliday numbered five out of 39 joe tryon patrick jones silver rookie hunter long a fc east marlin humphrey a fc north red and yellow 25 out of 39 yeah this is not been the best case sewell collin silver rookie boogie basham a fc east and a red and yellow mica parson's five of eight nfc east there we go nice parson's there we go thanks again everybody yeah not the best case there i'm sorry guys onto eminence yeah whips there might be some tomorrow too but the breaker that breaks tomorrow night breaks sunday morning so it's a really short turnaround so he may just do a few tomorrow but yeah sunday 10 a.m to 3 p.m so all day sunday typically you're like all daytime and then after that it'll be monday night all night monday night like 5 p.m to midnight a lot of personals get we do like we do typically like 90 boxes or so on monday nights plenty of space oh it's eminence time it's been a while so we've done some eminence bring out the old random hit sheet yeah you reversed takes a good job man we ended with the second half of the silver chase on the red and yellow uh parson so i mean that was pretty good thank goodness those came along i don't know everybody did super well not even everybody did very well but flawless well so flawless football usually releases sometime in the spring like spring or summer this year it was like summer so so for the 2021 class it released like i think early summer i want to say all right let me type in the names here go through a lot of we go through a lot of boxes yeah so thanks everybody for throwing up the breaks tonight make sure you're grabbing your spouse for tomorrow's breaks all right guys give me a second we'll do the eminence case let's get out of here i hope this case is is ballin yeah this was a really good price for eminence still high risk high reward but this would be good for me double check the names as i got up i always get worried even though i already double checked so the triple check everybody forced here ripping 2021 eminence football hobby this is case 26 random hits style 10 hits in the case 10 spots on the break we'll type in all the hits as we go to the random at the end to see who's getting what good luck everybody wow i don't even need that right this there's no trash i already did it all all right all right all right so this is a diamond guarantee for any diamonds in this box let's start wow okay all right okay pretty good pretty good uh no no no no i'll go here first tough decision all right i got patch auto one of three marshal falk marshal falk patch auto one of three to start us off pretty good looking card there hall of famer player worn patch to a derrick henry auto one of five now tractor sito back to back great running bags derrick henry is probably on his way to the hall of fame derrick henry one of five next up is a rob grunkowski auto one of five grunk gilded graphs rookie auto davante smith four of five first rookie of the box davante smith he's been looking really good recently too eagles are flying that's for sure they're flying high recently took their first elbow it's still good and we've got a super bowl champions troy ounce of fine silver tom brady three out of ten brady silver bar three of ten super bowl 38 super bowl 38 that was against uh what the panthers i believe there we go brady in it now okay we've got five more hits coming they're screaming next door man they're hooting hollering over there they must have something huge so let's start start with a jumbo diamond auto of berry sanders eight of eight pro bowl jumbo diamond auto berry sanders eight of eight this is eminence football beautiful berry next we'll go with jumbo diamond auto terry bradshaw one of three terry bradshaw diamond gem auto one of three i want to finish with the rookies so we'll go one of one fine platinum auto brett farve platinum a trance of platinum brett farve auto one of one some bar platinum y'all all right last uh what's this stuff too we'll go here first now this guy this guy's been lighting it up dude three of five rpa justin fields justin fields y'all what a patch the mgs shoulder right there fire there he is justin fields y'all i think this next guy is right along with him in uh town he's been a little more up and down this season but the patch on this one is disgusting adidas adidas patch rookie auto shreva lorence three of three beautiful lorence wow big rookie cards there on the back t-law and and fields yeah great rookies to get for sure lorence been up and down but he's been much better this year they look a lot better yeah that's definitely good and then fields fields has been unbelievable recently finally let him run around you know okay time to random ten names ten hits randomize them both same amount of times and put them side by side good luck a three and a one going four times on both names first one two three and four john a down to robert t and four times on the hits good luck one two three and four gronk down to fields and we have it john a with the gronk auto michael s the terry bradshaw diamond auto hilton with the barry sanders diamond auto scott f the davante smith rookie auto to five or in w the derrick henry auto to five steven w the silver bar tom brady to ten john a the one of one uh brett farve uh let's put platinum bar auto there alvin m with the marshal fog patch auto one of three thomas j with the adidas rpa trevor lorence and robert t with the rpa justin fields get these posted thanks again everybody personal's coming up in a bit the zolts are up the zolts are up all right once again thanks everybody for filling up group breaks tonight here's a break scheduling for tomorrow sam's live at four p.m eastern that breakup loaded did not mean to just hit the mic i forget that it's there sometimes should have the regular setup back tomorrow guys i'm going to the guitar center of course he had him a guitar all right guys i'm going to go gather personal's here and then we will get started again they are full we're gonna finish before 2 a.m for sure but uh that's probably a good thing for me you go home and get some sleep so i don't come down with the ice yeah dude what do you do this dude okay so that's cool right yeah that's pretty cool that's what's behind it though i know i know you're building this up now i would say it's got to be like the best black you can get Darth Vader crap like yeah that's what i said that's gotta be right that's black parallel that's exactly what i said holy crap that was that one took me a little well we heard that he was screaming that's a lot of sense to me i rarely hear Caleb yeah that's what i was gonna do that's something he's usually with his gaming it's like you see the big car but you see it over and over you know in the break it's ripping some sort of like i should never rip a hutch and sit in the leaf all right Cory well yours is up first man i saw your order come in late late last night let's make it worth the wait again guys personal's are totally full nope no more personal or anything else that comes in uh even if it's before 2 a.m i'm not gonna rip it i need to go home take some light will make sure i don't get sick you know make sure i got my rest exactly also getting out of this dusty room is gonna help a ton then hopefully going to bed early tomorrow night yeah honestly you gotta get on that you should just have it on the day of like our outing or something that would work perfectly because it has to be a day that we can't then we're not using the room because we're gonna yeah i just gotta be a day though because i gotta get in early because we break every night you know it would have to be like a Tuesday or a Thursday or Saturday yeah i don't have to drive with them with everything we wouldn't even have to move everything really no just get stuff on the floor anyway yeah let's go ahead and get started on these personal's everybody forced here ripping a 2022 leaf autograph football jersey for Cory S. Cory Cory's looking for an Aidan Hutchinson let's make it happen let's make it happen oh shan's jealous of this one but not Aidan Hutchinson but an all-time great D lineman Jason Taylor let's go dolphins Jason Taylor that's a sick jersey too beckett authenticated that one is sick so here you go Cory good looking auto too man thank you again we'll get right out to you guys Caleb is still live on late in gaming go check his stream out at least go like it and say hey to him at the very least he's doing personal's over there let's see who to play for oh don't do this ken places out yeah guys click that uh stream link there go say hey to Caleb he's doing personal's over late in gaming at least go like the stream at the very least appreciate it all right next up we've got Antoine's exit out of what i needed to do hey everybody forced here ripping five boxes of 21-22 one-in-one basketball for Antoine G good luck Antoine so we got a sealed case right here it's our new we went through the other one for personal's so this is going to be the front here this is going to write personal's and then what's today so it's the 18th i'll put 11 18 and he ordered five so there'll be five left and um i'm going to do it it's just like reading going to go left or right so it's going to be two two and then the one on the left essentially so that's how it's going to be you'll be able to see from the top cam here two ones on the left here five good luck Antoine starting off pistol p merovic numbered 63 of 99 rookie jersey autograph of chris duarte 65 of 99 solid hit there so you find some bigger hits going forward here a good color on this one at least green two of five jalen brunson green to five jalen brunson nice parallel and prime magic this could be nice yeah jalen sucks 49 of 99 rookie jersey auto hit that game winners tonight he's been playing really well lately nice sucks good stuff there prime jersey auto 99 that's our guy third one all right doing better now second box is a goody this is a blue parallel 26 out of 30 paul george ooh a green okay here we go it's gonna be a big one here hopefully green rookie auto rookie auto herbert jones five of five another nice hit there five of five herbert jones rookie auto let's see if thomas moments are a downtown or a sneaker spotlight there's a legend right there bill russell 73 of 99 is this oh chris middleton dual jersey auto 31 of 49 that'll be game used on the uh chris middleton time to finish with a bang come on damy lillard numbered uh 66 of 99 and come on it is dual jersey auto cori kispert one of 99 i'm gonna send an empty box and wrapper there's like some damage on the top right of the card here as well all right there you go antwan thanks again appreciate it man we'll get those out to you basketball train keeps rolling here everybody forced here ripping a box of 21 22 obsidian basketball hobby for jeffrey s appreciate the order jeffrey good luck there was a trevor lorenz adidas rpa to three there was a fields rpa to five there's a one-on-one platinum barb our breath bar of auto tom brady silver bar that was pretty cool there was a jumbo diamond auto barry sanders jumbo diamond auto of terry bradshaw overall it was pretty solid wasn't it like gigantic but overall it was pretty good all right uh base rookie joe wisekamp hox clint capella and ornate james booknight yeah i need to get the new pokemon game maybe i'll do that tomorrow a bruce brown galaxy auto numbered 60 of 149 and there we go a franz vagner rookie jersey auto three of 25 sweet franz jeffrey congrats again buddy mike connelly numbered 11 of 50 devin booker extra numbered card here devin booker purple numbered 99 of 99 so nice rpa and then in that an extra numbered card okay pretty sweet and then a magnitude john and kaminga warriors rookie insert 16 out of 75 other good box thanks again jeff appreciate it buddy it's just not midnight that's crazy see you soon as i said that too i was like dang it's just not midnight all right christin s is up now with some select draft football hey appreciate you jeff hey everybody forest here i'm ripping a box of 2022 select draft picks football hobby this is for christin ace christin h thanks christin and good luck oh no christin s i'm sorry christin s yeah man i can't read it once once it turns midnight i can't read it just did so good luck christin let's see like a kenny picket color wheel he's happy base we got 250 points instead of the first auto a concourse rookie orange james and williams 34 49 concourse red rookie johan dotson 139 of 149 silver darick henry more packs there's a david and joku auto excuse me try color james winston concourse 91 of 199 famous james hyper rookie concourse chevon walker silver kenny picket rookie concourse spryce young kenny picket silver insert last one roger mccreary base auto for the last auto not the best autos in this one got a purple concourse rookie isaia spiller number 42 of 75 hyper rookie field level matt corral silver adrian peterson and that'll do it thanks again christian we'll get these out to you i'm going to get up for a second when i come back we got gary a john g then steven s in that order then the last two will be john h and tyler w oh make some make some good robin that's what i'm gonna do i'm gonna go home and make some good robin that's what i'm gonna do all right guys i'll be right back everybody for us here ripping one box of 2022 chronicles baseball hobby for gary a thank you gary for the order and good luck buddy wander there rookie silver shane boss a bobby wit jr obsidian rookie auto great start gary bobby wit many better starts than that right there base pack here ryan feltoner rookie essentials auto auto in a blade show hey otani silver crusade a um what is called psychedelic corbin burns non-numbered louise heel usually psychedelic shumbered like five inspector basketball and football kawarali max crannik on the rookie certified auto wadi got spencer torkelson rookie numbered to 199 number of torque iris nair rookie jersey card from limited jas chesham and a shane boss non-numbered obsidian rookie congrats on the bobby wit auto gary we appreciate it we'll get these right out to you we didn't need this like that that basketball that's right that's what i supposed to get the ufc let me get that a hobby hybrid you can put that chronicles basketball back the upfront everybody for us here ripping a box of 2022 select ufc hobby hybrid for john g i'll see a big numbered card here for you john thanks for the order let's go good luck got silver concourse peter yan connor that's some color coming up now concourse disco holly home he read concourse disco holly home nice 92 of 99 still a couple packs left uh hubby bock the gun side nice a patty rookie concourse disco and a premier level rookie disco as daniel rodríguez pretty good box here and some more color yeah definitely a good box and on the back is nice a concourse blue disco hubby nirmagomedov 39 of 49 great color in there got the patty as well congrats john we'll get these cards out to you move in on everybody for us here ripping two boxes of 2022 top star wars finest for steven s good luck steven here we go man see a sketch really really low numbered like vader or something big autos been a while since i've seen a big auto out of finest there are those those might be the toughest pulls out of anything is the big autos in this uh talasola i've got a count dooku extended base short print refractor there card 107 green refractor cheered in way 82 of 99 bb8 refractor sit from bad batch and got cob vanthron the mandalorian big auto come on refractor chopper blue refractor wato 720150 and a gold auto is cal kestis 44 50 cameron monohan as cal kestis that's pretty cool like that cal kestis i haven't seen that auto yet out of this in way 3 p o we got a case hit after the after the dren gear is rose tico galaxy's finest heroes die cut case hit all right good box here base pack karson tivo refractor more 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Welcome everybody. My name is Ed Finn. I'm the director of the Center for Science and the Imagination at Arizona State University. I'm also the academic director of Future Tense, and you are here at Future Tense. This is a partnership between the New America Foundation, Arizona State University, and Slate Magazine that explores emerging technologies and their transformative effects on society and public policy. And central to this partnership is an event series here in Washington, D.C. There's a blog on Slate, and we also do all sorts of things in different places. For example, we recently did an event, a series called My Favorite Movie with the National Science Foundation director Francis Cordova. There was an event on Afrofuturism in New York recently, and watched this space in January for an event on human-robot interaction. And today, of course, we're going to be talking about algorithms. If you'd like to follow the discussion...is this...am I starting to sound odd? It's echoing. Echoing? Okay. Maybe I'll see what happens if I stand over here. The event today, the tyranny of algorithms, you can follow the discussion online with the hashtag tyranny of algorithms and follow us at Future Tense now, because the algorithms will be following us, and so I think you guys should too. So the tyranny of algorithms is obviously a polemical title to start a conversation around computation and culture. But I think that it helps us get into the cultural, the political, the legal, the ethical dimensions of code, because we so often think of code, and code is so often constructed in a purely technical framework by people who see themselves as solving technical problems. And so I'm not interested in making a hard argument today, and I don't think that others here are about algorithms as truly tyrannous, but I think that it's a way of posing the question about what's really a sort of gravitational tug, the gravitational pull of computation. When I came here, as an example, yesterday I wore one of those little Fitbit activity trackers, and in the chaos of dealing with our two young children and getting out the door to get to the airport, I forgot my Fitbit, and I felt the tug because I thought to myself, here I am, I'm walking all over Washington D.C., I'm getting all this great exercise and accounts for nothing because I'm not tracking it, and it's not going to be part of my statistics. And then I also forgot my watch, and I realized that I could live without the Fitbit, but I could not moderate this event without a watch, so I had to go buy one last night. So that notion of algorithms as cultural systems as well as technical systems is really important. They embed mathematical rigor, incredibly clever and sophisticated rational thought and intellectual constructions, but they also inevitably include all the faulty assumptions and incomplete models and good enough approximations of reality that aren't actually good enough that humans inevitably create whenever we're building anything. And so I want to lay out a couple of ideas around the notion of algorithm and what algorithms know as a way to kick things off. And first, why algorithm as opposed to another word like computation or big data? And for me, algorithms are the place where the rubber meets the road. The moment of intersection between the idealism of mathematics, the idealism of policy, the idealism of big ideas, and the pragmatism of actually building a system that functions in the world. So in a way, algorithms are recipes, and I'll talk about a couple of definitions of algorithms. And I like that term recipe because it expresses both the notion of logical order and sequencing, the practicality of a sequence of steps that are simple straightforward and will have dependable results. But also the intimacy, the idea that algorithms are not just out in the world, they're increasingly very close to us. For many of us, you know, fractions of an inch from our bodies right now and our smart phones and our smart devices, and they're in our heads in all sorts of interesting ways. So what exactly is an algorithm? I'll give you three simple definitions. The engineer's version is that it's a method for solving a problem. An algorithm is a dependable set of steps that you can take to solve a problem. Typically, let's call it a mathematical or logical problem. The mathematician's version, which goes back to Alan Turing and Alonzo Church and others who were thinking about the foundations of computer science, is that algorithms occupy the space of effective computability. That is, all the things that can be computed in a finite amount of time. So it's the space of mathematics that can be computed, that can be translated into a sequence of steps that a computer can solve in a finite amount of time. And we'll turn back to that in a moment as well. And then the Romantic's version, I'm not sure if this quote is real, but it's too good to ignore by the computer scientist Francis Sullivan. It's in course materials from one of the classic computer science courses that I took as an undergrad, algorithms and data structures. So this quote from Francis Sullivan says, for me, great algorithms are the poetry of computation. Just like verse, they can be terse, elusive, dense, and even mysterious, but once unlocked, they cast a brilliant new light on some aspect of computing. And I think that notion of poetry is really interesting because it suggests that algorithms have some kind of an interior life, or that there is mystery. That algorithms are not only the predictable products of rational thought that they can surprise us, and I'll come back to that as well. So algorithms, where do they come from? They've been around for a long time. The word comes from Muhammad Ibn Musa al-Qurizmi, a famous Arabic mathematician who lived in Baghdad, who helped reintroduce the West through his work in translation to algebra and algorithm is a Latin form, a Latinized adaptation from his own name. What do algorithms know? If you think about that notion of effective computability, it embeds a desire or a quest to make more things effectively computable. One of the things we're seeing now, if you think about the stuff that algorithms, that computation has worked on, we went from digitizing maps and store fronts to now you can stroll through the British Museum in virtual space. Algorithms are driving cars. They're helping people get dates. They're grading essays. They're writing newspaper articles. They're playing Jeopardy. They're diagnosing patients. They're evaluating loans. You've probably heard that metaphor of the notion of the rising tide that algorithms are gradually getting capable of solving more and more sophisticated problems and challenges and perhaps displacing humans who used to do that work. I like to think of this in the context of ubiquitous computing and the notion of a computational layer, a little bit like Borges' map in the territory. That layer of sensors and chips and devices is getting thicker every day and it's getting more nuanced. Algorithms are the machinery, are the vehicles, the tools, the objects that live in that layer. This is a self-perpetuating logic. The layer encourages us to build more, to digitize further, to bring more things into the web of computation and make more things effectively computable. I'll close with just a couple of keywords on how algorithms know. The first is abstraction. Abstraction is the central intellectual maneuver that allows us to use computational systems to engage in the material world. Abstraction is an incredibly powerful tool and at times it can be dangerous as well. There's the classic joke about the physicist who has to calculate something in a barn and he says, well, let's assume every cow is a spear. That's a classic abstraction move. Another thing, another way that algorithms want to know is the notion of anticipation. In 2010, Eric Schmidt said famously, I actually think most people don't want Google to answer their questions. They want Google to tell them what they should be doing next. And that notion of anticipation is usually powerful and thought-provoking. Surprise, this is where I think things get really interesting. This notion of an interior life for algorithms because our computational systems increasingly surprise us and do things that we didn't expect them to do. And finally, serendipity. Serendipity is something that is in many ways generated or manufactured, that it can be produced. That the ways we produce serendipity now are different from the ways we used to produce them. I hope that we will address these and many other topics and the conversations to follow.


My name is David, I am 14 years old, I'm a fan of FD, and also the biggest fan of Woody from FD. I didn't like it, how people were rude to him. Like Ken, Blotty, Saw, Natalie, Flower, and other characters. I felt bad about what happened to him in the last episode of season 1. Now let's get on to the story. Episode 6 was just released and I got a notification on YouTube. I said to myself what BFB episodes supposed to be released every 2 or 3 weeks. I went on YouTube and the video was the first on my recommended list. It was called BFB6, Woody's Revenge. The thumbnail was plain black, I was still curious. Beep was youth again, I was wondering who will be eliminated. I clicked the video, and before it, an ad played, right after the ad, the video played. The video started with Woody, shedding a few tears, a few seconds later, behind blue eyes played and flashbacks of people being rude to Woody. Like Woody being kicked by Blotty, being kicked by Ken, announcer flinging him to the TLC announcer laughing, when Woody drowned in his loaf basket, and being screeched by 4. When the clip ended, Woody grabbed an axe, and said, This is the last straw, I've had it. I gasped, when Woody burst, I thought this show was for kids. Woody walked to Blotty and Blotty looked back, he was terrified and Woody hit him with the axe, blood flew out of Blotty, I thought objects didn't have blood. Later, Woody walked up to Ken, and Ken said, Woody. Woody replied, This is for your own good. Ken ran away but Woody's range was too good for her, Woody threw the axe and Ken's top was cut off. Woody later replied, Is this about season one? I'm sorry. As she was interrupted, Woody sliced her two pieces, Woody was covered with blood and bore.  Then killed Ken and Flower, then, Woody stabbed Saw with Natalie in the eye, Saw said, What was that for? Woody later replied, You're with the wrong person, in the FDI 17. He later pushed Saw and Natalie off into Lava, as the two died, Woody walked to Four, when he was speaking, Four was saying, It's time for break at play.  He slammed the axe at Four, making him bleed with blood and bore all over Four. Hey, that rhymes. Anyways, Woody looked at the camera and said, The devil is my master, I must kill myself to make him happy. He later faded into nothing, the stinger was that axe walked to Four, when he saw Four dead, axe started sobbing, he yelled. The episode ended. I was terrified about the episode, I contacted Jack and Jellify, the creator of FDI, I told him about the episode, one week later, he replied this. Dear Aurea and Dior, this is an auto-generated message, we have deleted the video, you're welcome. See ya Lee, Michael and Carrie Juan. To remember this, I downloaded the video with online avidia converter. If you have seen this episode before, let me know.


Today's video is brought to you by PicMotic. Einstein is easily considered to be one of the most brilliant people in human history, with countless contributions to our world, including the theory of relativity, photoelectric effect, the infamous E equals MC's squared equation, a Nobel Prize in physics, and being named Person of the Century in 1999 by Time Magazine. There's no doubt that a dude has a sweet brain underneath all that sweet hair, but how would he use it to master medical school? Let's break it down. So number one, remember the importance of solving hard problems. Einstein hated going to so many of his classes, so much so that some of his professors would flunk him because they thought he was lazy, but in reality he just found that lectures were so boring to the point that he actually had his own classmates take his notes for him while he was actually learning and mastering more complex topics in math and physics. But this nicely breaks down the importance of doing and not just listening. If you're familiar with the learning pyramid, basically says that we tend to remember about 20% of the things that we actually see are here and on the flip side, we tend to actually remember about 75% of the things that we actually practice or teach. And a common struggle that I hear from medical students is, how do I fit in time for all these lectures? You know, it's 60 minutes, three lectures a day, that's three hours in my time, I don't have to go learn it. But the first question I ask them is, do you actually learn anything from your lectures after your 60 minutes? How much do you remember? Most of them say, well, truthfully, not very much. And so the second question is, OK, well, when your tests come around, your quizzes come around, can that material be found elsewhere? Can it be found in your syllabus or your slides? And most students will say yes. And so if you're not required to go to lecture and you can find the same knowledge elsewhere, whether it be your slides or your syllabus, then use those and use that saved bit of time to actually do more valuable tasks like doing practice questions. One of the biggest reasons that Einstein was so brilliant is that he forced himself to spend a majority of his time on hard problems that he would solve and then learn when he didn't actually know how to go from point A to point B. And so in the same way in medical school, you can do so much more of your learning by doing practice questions and being OK with getting questions wrong, because then you can quickly say, OK, like, these are how these two ideas are connected. At least I know that for the future. Now, the next lesson or tactic that Einstein would use in medical school would be to embrace your intrinsic motivation. Einstein loved physics and math so much so that he became obsessed with solving this exact problems that so many people had given up on. But this obsession didn't come from his parents forcing him to become a Nobel Prize winning scientist. He did it because he loved it.  I remember back to my early college days where I was like, I can't wait till like two years for I finally get to take advanced physiology. Definitely not saying that now. But at that point, I was looking forward to knowledge I would have in a few years. And in the same way, when I was in medical school, I can't wait till I finally get into the rotations and actually learn this stuff or finally learn some cardiology next semester. But I often lost track of the intrinsic motivation I could have built around the topics that I'm learning today. And in all fairness, this can be very hard to do if you're taking a class or taking subjects that you're not quite interested in. And so one of the best ways I found to counteract this is to create a list of the things that I wish I could learn more about. Sometimes they're not even related to the class or material I am, but simply having that increased intrinsic motivation to learn about things in medicine helps me learn other medical topics a little bit more because my learning or curiosity is fulfilled. And then I can go back to learning about advanced physiology. Now, before we get into the rest of the lessons that Einstein could teach us on how to study in medical school, you don't have to be an Einstein to use the sponsor of today's video, which is Picmonic. Now, if you're not familiar with Picmonic, they have an entire library of pretty much any video you would need for medical school or a pre-med class with hundreds and hundreds of videos. It's actually pretty easy to use Picmonic to watch a video related to a topic you'll learn tomorrow. 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Now lesson number three that Einstein could teach us about how to prep in med school is to remember that sleep is so underrated. One of the craziest facts about Einstein is that he was reported that he would sleep on average 10 hours a day and that didn't include his midday naps. But honestly it's not that surprising that somebody as brilliant as Einstein would need that extra rest to build those long-term connections for those complex problems he was solving. One of my favorite books when it comes to learning about the significance of sleeping is Why We Sleep by Matthew Walker. One of the topics that the book nicely breaks down is the significance of learning as we get better and better sleep. And one of the things that we know is as we go through our various sleep phases, the more REM sleep or rapid eye movement sleep phases that we have, which happen about 90 to 120 minutes, the more better we get at long-term retention. And as an example, there was a notable study that was done out of Germany where volunteers were trained to play a specific number game. And in the study, they brought back the students eight hours later. The difference was is one group wasn't allowed to sleep in between those eight hours and one wasn't. They found that the students who were allowed to sleep were twice as likely to figure out that little hidden rule that allowed them to actually become better at the game. And yes, I know on a medical journey, it's very hard to have good quality, consistent sleep of six to seven to eight hours, much less 10. But one of the things you could do is to find time when you're scheduled to consider doing midday after new naps or things like power naps. You're not familiar with power naps. I made an entire video about it right here, which you guys can check out, which I'll also link down below the description. And in case you don't believe in the power of a quality power nap, another study that I found that highlighted is the importance of sleep is a study that was done between 44 participants who had gone through two sessions of learning. One was done around 12, one was done around 6 p.m. Half of the group members were allowed to nap between the sessions and the other groups basically kind of went around with their day and they were brought back to do the learning session again. The difference was that the people who had done naps had no difference in how they learned between the 12 p.m. and the 6 p.m. But the participants who did come back and had a nap found a significant decrease in how well they learned. So if you're not trying an effective power nap, you may want to watch this video to see how you can make it work on a busy medical schedule. Now, next thing that Einstein can teach us about how to study medical school is to remember that connection requires commitment to deep work. Now, the concept of deep work was definitely brought into the limelight by one of my favorite authors in Cal Newport, but it was definitely a skill that Einstein used in his day-to-day life to really make those long-term connections. Often it's believed that his role at a Patent Office was purposely so boring for him so he could spend an extra bit of time thinking about his later discoveries. And on the flip side, here we are on a medical journey frustrated to often know why we really can't understand the things that we learn in lecture. But then we truly ask ourselves, how much time did I give myself to truly learn this bit of information? Often it's not that much. And sometimes this comes from the issue that our learning style is too passive and sometimes we just don't give enough time to truly devote and understand that information. Even today, often as a resident, there are times where my students will request, like, can you do a talk on hypercalcemia? And I'm like, how about tomorrow? Like, I haven't seen that topic in quite some time. I haven't thought about it at night sometimes. I'm pretty sure I'd feel pretty uncomfortable even as a third-year physician, explaining that step-by-step and feeling that I was okay with every step of the way. And so then when I actually have to do a deep work session and come to our computer, write down notes as if I know I'm gonna have to teach it the next day, I learn and focus on it and it's so much differently compared to if I just had to read about it on up to date. And so while time may be limited on our medical journey, if you truly wanna learn things for the long run, sometimes you may just have to have these deep learning sessions, whether it be on the weekends and you just create a list of all the things you truly wanna master for an upcoming quiz or test and saying, you know what, I'm going to sit down and learn about antibiotics. I'm gonna sit down and learn about COPD. My next test is going to be about arrhythmias and I really just need to be able to look at a few EKGs so I know what AFib looks like versus AFletter. And then look at examples for 30 minutes at a time, but that is the core purpose of your learning or put things on the whiteboard and can sing how well you can explain it. Those deep work sessions are truly going to be the foundation of how much you know, not just like a week from now, but years and years from now. Next lesson is to embrace the indoor front rush. Now, Einstein was a big proponent of a midday walk. Often he would bring one of his colleagues or close friends and you basically talk about the problems where you'd found himself at a dead end or just didn't really know how to approach the problem. And often he would find a solution the next day from these individual walks. And I know from personal experiences, I'm currently training for a marathon. So my best idea is whether it's for residency or for these videos comes from one of my runs. And so if you're finding yourself in a rut where you're like, I'm not learning anything and I've literally sat here for like two hours. Sometimes the best thing you can do is literally go out and think about the things that you're learning, whether it's go for a walk, take your phone with you and read your notes and then just think about the concepts because sometimes letting your mind wander or having that physical activity and then being in a different environment altogether, all of those can be really big proponents of having that long-term connection. As another personal example, when I was in medical school, often I would study in Pomodoro chunks. I would study in 50 minutes and then take a 10 minute break. During those 10 minute breaks, I would often go walk around the med school campus, usually when it was fresh air, mainly just to get some exercise. But I did find myself thinking about the last things that I learned and that there were hard topics. Sometimes the connections became a little bit easier or more natural to jump back into when it was time to get to studying again. And finally, one of the things that Einstein would definitely beg you to stop doing in medical school is say no to the fluff. Einstein didn't grow up in a time where social media and modern technology was around, so neither helped him nor hurt him. In fact, the simple use of simple tools like a pen, a paper, books, and ever so often taking violin breaks were all that he really needed to be able to develop his genius. And on the flip side, here we are in the 21st century asking ourselves, how can we fit more resources and more uses of online resources and technology to try to help our learning? But the truth of the matter is, majority of us, including myself, are not getting 99% on our quizzes and tests. And that means we don't need a 1% advantage by using another resource that's only gonna flip that whole. Really, what we need is commitment to one good resource and just draining out the rest of the noise, saying, that resource may help me too, but this is good enough. I'll actually do better by keeping the process simple and focusing on just using one thing at a time and then keeping my study system as simple as possible. And if you feel like your study system is not simple and there's two free courses down below, one's called a study rehab course, one's the eight-step study process that I use in medical school. Both will break down examples of what type of things you can do in medical school or on your medical journey to study faster and not have to put more time in. So if you're not getting the grades you want, you're definitely putting in the hours you don't want, go ahead and check out that course down below. But those guys are some of the biggest lessons that I took from Einstein's life and his experience in learning math and physics on how he would go ahead and use that to learn modern medicine. If you did get some value out of this video and you want me to make more videos on how non-medical people, but are still prominent, would study and prepare for life in medical school, then go ahead and hit that like button to support the video and the channel, but also go ahead and drop your comments down below to let me know your thoughts. What other figures would you like me to cover in future videos? Just give me some ideas. And if you're not part of the community yet, consider hitting that subscribe button and notification bell to get more videos like this on a weekly basis. If you're listening to this on an audio version, because yes, we do have a podcast, consider clicking that subscribe and follow on your favorite podcast listing platform as well as leaving an honest review on iTunes. 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Hi, good morning and welcome to these products and focus most global markets are still on the downside you can see here It's the incredible volatility that we had there in the US 30 having spiked up Earlier on in the in the morning there after cut after coming off You see this massive rebound only to get pushed all the way back down again On the most aggressive moves have seen on the on the US 30 for some time where it's it's been up so much to only Retreat back down to negative territory. We're on the wrong side of potential support slash resistance at 175 46 Next potential support is at 17 and 361. This is a real real ugly candle formation we have right here looking at the UK one hundred the pain just got piled on later on in that session With that sell-off continued as a right and oil We've spelled over really hurting a lot of fair like BP shell Primary oil a number of other oil companies a lot of mining companies as well We've got big steaks and energy BHP real all the miners got really badly hurt yesterday as well And now we're at 6400 and this is quite negative as well could be broken below a psychological Level or well, let me just go ahead and draw that on that was a broken Potential resistance which now was expected to act as a potential support it didn't always had to know as a cap stopping the UK one hundred from breaking up higher 64 15 is that potential resistance level longer term potential support is at 60 73 and crude oil actually brought the $60 overnight, but we'll come back to that in a second Japan two to five managed to rally back up to potential resistance 17496 Again capped long-legged candles yesterday another longer like a candle today As dollar yen has managed to well the US dollar managed to make up some lost ground against them the Japanese yen But not a huge amount And we had some data come out from China as well, which was okay Retail sales was better than expected, but industrial production was worse than expected a real kid in mishmash And it looks to be that a lot of economies now are looking at this plunging oil prices being issued in regards to deflation Where they're worried that now people will not be buying quite so many goods and they want people to be spending more money and Obviously the price of oil impacts the prices of Consumer goods to certain degrees of people are buying the same amount but actually ends up costing them less that can have problems For the economy as well. So looking at dollar yen You can see the volatility we had yesterday We're trying to push on a little bit higher today The US dollar wants to go higher only the fundamentals behind the green back are are a lot more positive than you know The eurozone for example, we're talking about stimulus and cutting back Potential resistance is going to be at 119. We checked her head above their yesterday again there today Things cross we're actually able to get our head above that again to be able to re-challenge your 121 18 So moving on to crude oil west Texas I broke 5950 Which is obviously a level we've been looking at for quite a while the next potential resistance is quite a bit further away I need to go to my weekly charts here for a second to to really try and find something more suitable People ask me where is the floor in this obviously as wherever the Saudis want it to be I think you can probably pick out a level there of We're in about 55 dollars potentially Maybe you can even know it's probably to be fair. I probably have a run over here So around about 54 dollars 80 cents That's going to be as a next potential level for us to go ahead and have a look at so Could be acting as a cap now at 5950. It's very very low for crude oil. We know we're at 120 in a long go So very interesting to see that pans out goal has lost some of its momentum I'll be it. We are obviously still trading above 2018. That's going to be the next potential support This could be a retracement for us to be challenged 1242 only I don't think the rally in gold has got like a lot of longevity left in it Interest rates US dollar will come back into focus at some point Albeit there has been an extended period of profit taking after such strong rallies across most of the other FX markets So gold already down today got is quite volatile as soon as the safe haven status that elements come into play for Japanese And gold, you know, this could still be quite interesting And people are certainly looking a little bit more fearful out there in regards to the short-term moves on the equity markets Especially when you look at the chart here for the UK 100 It's not looking very pretty at all. So finishing up there with with your USD reversal yesterday Dipping dead again today as ever one spot 23 79 Is going to be that pivot area right below that we are looking at one spot 20 47 as an ex potential support level Now there's not much happening for the rest of December in regards to economic announcements But there is well even today there is PPI from the US and then the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Survey Which could be interesting if you're looking at dollar yen Your dollar a cable those are the figures you want to be aware of finishing up there with GBP USD Actually a little bit reversal compared to your dollar, but we had a rechallenge one spot 5743 It's ticking down ever so slightly now, but it's almost The last couple sessions almost a mirror image of what's come out of your dollar So we might actually have a bit of momentum here. So this could be kind of interesting as a potential breakout at one spot 5743 depends for the UK sits versus the other countries out there. So we've already covered coming out today Let's see what's actually happening on Monday Not a huge amount Tuesday You've got a whole host of UK data UK CPI PPI ZEW business report from Germany to view your dollar cable trader. There's certainly enough to keep you going I Can see the UK markets already opened up in the UK miners have taken another tumble well that shelled down again As the oil price continues to to hit equity markets right across the globe And we keep you on the chart form as ever make insides part of your layer and join me again tomorrow to find out What happened next?


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