So one of the more important ideas in mathematics is known as continuity, and for many years mathematicians treat it continuity in the same way that we treat a number of other things, we know it when we see it. However, this is not good enough for formal mathematics, because it means that what one person sees might not actually be seen by somebody else, so we want some sort of useful definition, and so we define continuity in the following way. I'm going to take a function f of x, and it's going to be continuous at a particular point, if and only if, the function value and the limit of the function as x gets close to a are both existent quantities and are equal to each other. Now, in the course of the semester, we will probably be asked to prove one thing or another, and you might be asked to prove that a function is continuous at a point or over some interval. Now, a very important thing to keep in mind is that the only acceptable answer to a question like prove that a function is continuous is going to make some reference back to this definition of continuity. There are very few things you will be asked to memorize in mathematics, but the definitions are the absolute minimum. If you do not know the definitions, you cannot proceed. In this particular case, the definition of continuity has three important components. First off, we need to find f of a, make sure that it exists. We need to find the limit as x approaches a of f of a, and then we want to show that the limit and the function value are equal, in which case the function will be continuous, or possibly the limit and the function value are different, in which case the function will be discontinuous at the point in question. And just to make the problems interesting, we won't commit ourselves in the question to whether or not the function is or is not continuous. Prove or disprove f of x equals one over x is continuous at x equals zero. So maybe the function is continuous, maybe it's not. Well, let's take a look at it. So in order to prove continuity, we need to make sure that the function value at a point and the limit as x approaches that point are both existent, they both exist, and they are equal. So generally speaking, it's easier to start by finding the function value, so we might try and find the function value at x equal to a. So our point of interest x equals zero, our definition x equal to a, so that says that zero and a are the same thing, so that a is equal to zero, so we can start by finding f of zero. Well, let's go ahead and find that out. f of x equals one over x, so f of zero is going to be one over zero, and we have a problem because we cannot put a zero in the denominator. So that tells me f of zero is undefined. Well, there goes our any possibility of continuity because f of a has to exist. f of zero does not exist, so f of x cannot be continuous at x equal to zero. So we should say so, and then as the complete answer to our question prove or disprove f of x equals one over x is continuous at x equals zero, we want to include the portion that's in green. The function value is undefined, so that means that our function is not continuous. It's worth pointing out that while you should know the definition of continuity, you don't actually quote it at any point in the course of the proof. What you should have is what's called a working understanding of the definition of continuity, and in this particular case that working concept of the definition of continuity means that you know that continuity requires the function value exist, and as soon as the function value fails to exist, then you can conclude the function is not continuous. Well, let's take a look at another example, prove or disprove f of x equals the cube root of x is continuous at x equal to eight. So again, we want to find the function value at eight, so we'll just substitute eight into our function formula, f of eight equals the cube root of eight, and resolve that f of eight equals two. The next thing we want to do is you want to find the limit as x approaches eight of our function. So limit is x approaches eight of f of x, it's the limit is x approaches eight of the cube root of x, and as x gets close to eight, cube root of eight gets close to two. And so there's my limit value, and so far so good, the function exists, the limit exists, the requirement that we have for continuity is not only that they both exist, but that they are equal. So we want to compare them, and they are exactly the same. So because my function and my limit values are equal, then the function is continuous at x equals eight, and my complete answer to this question is the portion shown in green. I have the function value, I have the limit value, they're equal, so I can make the conclusion that the function is continuous.


Always opposing the last war, but not the current one. Notes from the edge of the narrative matrix.  They're all pro-war, pro-censorship, pro-propaganda, pro-trolling operations, and support Ukraine in banning political parties and opposition media. They are what they claim to hate. Meanwhile, those of us who oppose those things are told to move to Russia, even though we're the ones advocating for the supposed Western values they claim to support. While they're doing everything they can to undermine them, they should move to Russia. Western propaganda means people always oppose the last war, but not the current war. The US provoking and sustaining its Ukraine proxy war is no more ethical than its invading of Iraq. It just looks that way due to propaganda. Ukraine isn't the good war, it's just the current war. It is only by the copious amounts of propaganda our civilization is being hammered with that this is not immediately obvious to everyone. In the future, assuming we don't annihilate ourselves first, the propaganda will have cleared from the air enough for people to see clearly and realize that they were lied to. Again. The US indisputably deliberately provoked this war. The US is indisputably keeping this war going. The US indisputably benefits from this war while Ukrainians, Russians, and Europeans get nothing but suffering from it. Empire apologists will admit to the latter on rare occasions of un-honesty, as Matthew Iglesias did recently when he wrote the following quote. The United States is using up a lot of military equipment in the war, but it's being used for the purpose of destroying Russian military equipment. Since we were already fully committed to an anti-Russian military alliance, this is actually a really good deal for us. Basically, NATO equipment plus Ukrainian lives are being traded for Russian equipment plus Russian lives, which leaves NATO coming out ahead. That's doubly true because NATO is much richer than Russia, so we win a long-term game of everyone explode their weapons as fast as they can make them. Again, though, what makes that really true is that NATO material is killing Russian soldiers while Russian material is killing Ukrainian soldiers. That's a deal in our favor, end quote. It's easy to oppose the last war. It's hard to oppose current wars as the propaganda machine is shoving them down our throats. Everyone's anti-war until the war propaganda starts. The fact that the White House is weighing a national security review of Elon Musk's Twitter purchase because he's perceived as having an increasingly Russia-friendly stance is an admission that the US government views large social media platforms as its own propaganda services. There is no one who can be trusted with the authority to determine what constitutes disinformation or misinformation on behalf of large numbers of people. This is because we are not impartial, omniscient deities but highly fallible, biased humans with our own vested interests. This fatal logical flaw in the burgeoning business of fact-checking and counter-disinformation is self-evident at a glance, and it becomes even more glaring once you notice that all the major players involved in instituting and normalizing these practices have ties to status quo power. The idea that someone needs to be in charge of deciding what's true and false on behalf of the rank-and-file citizenry is becoming more and more widely accepted, and it's plainly irrational. In practice, it's nothing other than a call to propagandize the public more aggressively. You might agree with their propaganda. The propagandists might believe they are being totally impartial and objective, but as long as they have any oligarchic or state backing, directly or indirectly, they are necessarily administering propaganda on behalf of the powerful. Question the assumption that people saying wrong things to each other on the internet is a problem that needs to be managed. People have always said wrong things to each other. Untruth has always existed. We've managed. It's not a problem we should want the powerful to fix for us. Science should be the most collaborative endeavor in the world. Every scientist on earth should be collaborating and communicating. Instead, because of our competition-based models, it's the exact opposite. Scientific exploration is divided up into innovators competing against other innovators, corporations competing against other corporations, nations competing against other nations. If we could see how much we are losing to these competition-based models, how much innovation is going unrealized, how much human thriving is being sacrificed, how we're losing almost all of our brainpower potential to these models, we'd fall on our knees and scream with rage. If science had been a fully collaborative worldwide hive-mind endeavor instead of divided and turned against itself for profit and military power, our civilization would be unimaginably more advanced than it is. This is doubtless. We gave up paradise to make a few bastards rich. It's not too late to have this, of course. We could still abandon our competition-based models for collaboration-based ones and create a paradise on earth together. We've just got to want it badly enough as a species. A collaboration-based society where everyone gets what they need wouldn't just eliminate the inefficiencies and obstacles created by competition. It would free up the brainpower of our entire species to devote itself to innovation and discovery. As Stephen Jay Gould said, I am somehow less interested in the weight and convolutions of Einstein's brain than in the near certainty that people of equal talent have lived and died in cotton fields and sweatshops. Poverty, inequality, the patent system, the need to earn money to survive, corporate competition, corporate secrecy, competition between states, state secrecy, war, militarism. All these drainages leave us with a tiny fraction of our available scientific potential. Overcoming the existential roadblocks we've set up for ourselves in our near future is going to require a tremendous amount of brilliance. And we won't have access to that brilliance until we become a conscious species and move from competition-based models to collaborative ones.


To quote one of the most powerful and prolific poets of our time The lead singer of LMFAO song Then when he walks out of my girls be looking like damn fly Freaking my new the sheet. Yeah, this is how I roll and we'll print pants out of control Let's pray with the big-ass profile Let me say I got the clock. Yeah Any more you stated the way the box in the spot. This is what he sees Everyone stops and looks at me. I got passion in my pants and ain't afraid to show it I'm sexy When recently asked what this song meant. What was the point? He actually stated a very important truth That he felt that he was sexy and it didn't matter to anybody else This is a truth that we deal with in our lives every day and it needs to be understood This leads us to our quotation tonight by Winston Churchill which states that the most simple and important definition We make in our lives is the definition of who we are. I agree on This quotation completely and we'll look at this a little bit deeper in three separate ways Well first look at George Herbert meets symbolic interactionism. Well then look at Jeremy Lin from the New York Knicks And last but not least we'll look at the television show that has 4,245 episodes. No, you heard me, right? So let's go ahead and let's start George Herbert me and symbolic interactionism This idea from one of the founding fathers of communication States that words are arbitrary and yet we give meaning to them. Let's keep on the subject with the term sexy When I think of sexy you may not what you think is sexy. I may think of Ryan Reynolds We to the words it's our responsibility such words as slut poor Dyke faggot Have been abused and once again are nothing but arbitrary letters that we Have given meaning Herbert Mead states that is our responsibility each day to understand the meanings and the definitions that we give and Then make the important choice of how to use them Race is an important fact and it was no different with Jeremy Lin in the New York Knicks Now you may have heard of the crazy success of Jeremy Lin Lin Sanity as many call it and many people wanted to show something for the amazing Progress that one of the few Asian Americans has done in the National Basketball Association So Ben and Jerry's came up with their latest ice cream Lin Sanity and it was good the milling yogurt But the problem was what was in the yogurt? fortune cookies Many people thought this was a racist move Complaint even though many reporters said well why are there 50 Asians down in the store trying to get it? Yeah, but Jeremy Lin was asked himself. What do you think? He says to be honest. I think it tastes good Yet the truth lies deeper Jeremy Lin didn't get caught up while other people did and Ironically they missed the truth that the yogurt contained a fruit called leiki, which is also from southeastern Asia Which was used much like honey to only embrace Jeremy Lin's heritage As a Southeast Asia and last but not least you may be thinking of the show 4,200 what show is that? Let me just remind you sunny day sweeping the clouds away Take me down to where the air is sweet. Can you tell me how to get? How to get to Sesame Street? I don't believe that there's someone right now In all this time over 25 years many children's television shows have gone by the way So get Sesame Street has to mean the stable and when Jim Henson asked why what have you done? He said because there is a simplistic idea that defines who we are and that is every time Parents and more importantly the children can rely on the word of the day The number of the day and the letter and that is a simplistic truth So today we've looked at George River meets symbolic interactions We've also looked at Jeremy living in New York Knicks and last but not least Sesame Street But let's go back to that poetic man who so eloquently stated the following truth from Ellen Matthew What about the mall security just can't find them all and when I'm at the beach and it's me Yeah, this is how I roll and we'll print pets out control Come on baby credit to the bar. Don't be nervous. No shoes. No shirt. And I still get service There's Winston Churchill Because the important truth is What we make of ourselves and just like Ellen Matthew said He's sexy and he knows it and that's all


The adult state primary health care development agency has called on stakeholders in the state to increase investment in health care in order to enhance the fight against malaria. The agency's health education officer Irene Uabo was speaking in Benin City to mark the 2022 World Malaria Day with the theme harness innovation to reduce malaria disease burden and save lives. She said the fight against malaria should be one of the greatest priorities in the country while urging stakeholders to make more effective use of currently available tools for the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of the disease, particularly in countries hardest hit by the disease.


Six months after her accidental and tragic passing, actress Naya Rivera's former LA home came on the market for about $2.7 million. This was the last residence she had lived in with her son since 2018, a classic and elegant colonial home located in a Los Feliz neighborhood. Prior to this, Naya lived in another home in the same area with her ex-husband, which spent over 4,300 square feet of space, and in this video we'll take a look at both In these videos, we don't reveal any addresses and even though I've done a house tour of my own place, please do not show up at any private residences because it's not safe for anyone. In 2020, actress Naya Rivera would be the victim of a tragic and accidental death, passing away at the young age of 33 while boating with her 4-year-old son, your Santa Clarita, California. Her son survived, but it was reported that Naya had drowned while saving him. Naya was a former child's actor who found fame in 2009, scoring the role of lesbian cheerleader Santana Lopez on the popular series Glee. About six months after her tragic death, Naya's last known residence in Los Feliz was sold for over $2.5 million, which was a renovated 1930s traditional style abode. Hey guys, it's Kiera the Vampire Slayer back with another exclusive house tour here in Femus Entertainment, this one looking at where the late Naya Rivera once called home. Don't forget to like, hit that subscribe button if you haven't, and follow me over on Instagram to chat. Now let's get into this video. In 2018, it seems that Naya was wanting a fresh start after her divorce from actor Ryan Dorsey, who she married back in 2014 and shared her son with. And she was trying to sell their home. The former couple once lived in this East Coast traditional style abode located in Los Feliz, Los Angeles, and they had purchased it in 2013 for $2.6 million. The recently restored and updated property ended up selling for $3.55 million, one of the reasons likely being because it was presented in perfect condition. It appears the home was staged like a pro in the listing photos, including perfect bookshelves with color coordinated books and a laundry room with two washers and two dryers, some of which still had the tags on. Well, whatever was done here, it worked because Naya and her ex had scored a hefty profit on the sale of the home. The 4,330 square foot mini mansion was built in 1938 and kept some of the charming original features like the large balconies, high ceilings, plaster moldings, bay windows, and more, not to mention the stunning staircase in the foyer. The traditional style home was tucked away in the posh hills and had a white clapboard exterior and inside five bedrooms and 3.5 baths over three spacious floors. The entry hall was cozy, but still featured soaring ceilings and that grand 1930s staircase leading you upstairs. There was also a step down living room with graphic designed fireplace and iron chandelier overhead while a nearby library boasted a built-in booth style seat set in a bay window. The interior spaces throughout Naya's one-time home were a mixture of modern updates alongside vintage architectural details, creating the perfect combination. There was a spacious and sunny dining room set right beside the renovated kitchen which followed the same fresh white aesthetic. In the kitchen there were white cabinets with black accents, stylish stainless steel appliances, and a snack bar style dining while a media room and wine room were added elsewhere in the house. The upper level of Naya's former family home offered two guest rooms in the master suite while one of the beds and baths were set up downstairs ideal for staff or family. The bedrooms had been designed in a neutral color scheme for the most part with the master retreat being the largest with its own bright sunken terrace. The en suite here was also exceptionally fancy boasting a theme of marble with glass showers, soaking tub, and even a cute chandelier. On the lower level I mentioned before you'll find that media lounge with projector screen, a games room, and a family room with fireplace which opened to the wraparound deck. Of course out in the yard of past the deck there was a private swimming pool and spa which were also fixed up in recent years. At the start of 2021 and just about six months after Naya's tragic passing her last known residence was put up on the market selling in less than two weeks. This home had a similar vibe to the last one we just looked at not to mention it was located near her former marital home also in Los Feliz Los Angeles. The home Naya shared with her son Josie sold for over 2.6 million dollars and according to records the actress purchased it back in 2018 for only 1.6 million dollars just a month before her divorce was finalized. Records show Naya's home was a freshly revamped 1930s traditional home with 2,762 square feet of space throughout along with four bedrooms and three baths. There were white oak hardwood floors decking out the main living area which seemed to be a newer addition to the crib and other features like iron windows. The home was tucked away behind high hedges and greenery along with some locked gates for good measure and a top of the line security system something most celebrities all want. Walking in Naya's one-time residence there was a classic open plan entryway with high ceilings and a chic staircase and a preview of the main level entertaining spaces. This step down living room kept the original details in the fireplace but the spaces were modernized with clean lines and an open air vibe ideal for today's lifestyle. Aside from that cozy living room the ground floor of Naya's former home had a sprawling eating kitchen with a minimalistic design and stainless steel appliances that led into a family room boasting massive windows. There was also a library and office on this level that was painted in a dark shade of green and a dramatic nearly black colored bathroom with floral patterned ceilings. Naya's colonial style home also had a handful of guest bedrooms and bathrooms upstairs while her master suite was even nicer. This spacious retreat was set under a vaulted ceiling and it boasted a walk-in closet and modern bathroom with black and white house underfoot as well as a glass shower. Another one of the bathrooms was decorated with a bit of a modern farmhouse vibe while also on the second level there was a massive outdoor terrace overlooking the grounds. Out back Naya's yard was also totally freshened up and redone recently. There was a two-gar garage spacious terrace with a built-in barbecue station and a romantic dining patio under the trees. Of course to go with all of these features there was also a plunge-sized swimming pool. Now that we've checked out the one-time LA Homes at the late Naya Rivera, I think that brings this house tour to an end. After looking at the two traditional style homes in Los Feliz she used to live at which was your favorite. They both had some similarities so it's hard to choose but I would pick the first one personally. It felt a little brighter. Be sure to let me know your thoughts in the comments down below. Thanks for watching. Don't forget to give me a follow on Instagram and tell me which celebrity homes we should take a look at next. I'll see you all in the next video. Bye!


Let us turn our attention now to considering extreme cases. This is best shown through an example. At JFK International Airport, Austin and Pat are curious about what would happen if they raced to the end of a walkway in back. One on the floor on the other on the walkway. Given that they are equally fast on the ground at constant speed, they think it should not matter who runs where because the race must end in a tie. The advantage one gains in one direction will be cancelled when going in the opposite direction. Is the reasoning correct? If not, who should win? Let us look at three cases, each extreme in its own right. What happens if the belt moves faster than they move? Well, this is what I call the blooper case because the person will go very fast in one direction but when he comes back, he won't even be able to get on the belt. He will just fall off. What happens if the belt moves as fast as they move? Well, this is what I call the treadmill case. He will go fast in one direction but then he will just stay stationary. He won't be able to move on his way back. And what happens if the belt is slower than Austin and Pat? Consider the extreme case where the belt does not move. That is when the race ends in a tie. That is in the first case, the one on the floor wins. In the second case, the one on the floor wins. And in the third case, we are not certain but it seems like also the one on the floor should win. Let us use some algebra. Let S be Austin's and Pat's speed and W be the speed of the walkway. Let capital D be the total distance back and forth. We want to consider the case where S is greater than W. We also know that the velocity is equal to the distance over time for a constant velocity or constant speed. Let T sub W be the time on the walkway and T sub F be the time on the floor. We want to compare TW and TF. T sub W can be broken down into two cases. Going in the same direction as the walkway and going against or going in the opposite direction as the walkway. When we are going in the same direction, we add the speeds. When we are going in the opposite directions, we subtract them. Keep in mind that we are considering the case where S is greater than W. If we add those two rational expressions, this is what we get, which is equal to this. We must compare that to the time on the floor, which is simply the total distance over the constant speed. How do those two quantities compare? Well, this is just the same as comparing D times S squared and D times S squared minus W squared. Since S squared, again, keep in mind that S is greater than W. Since S squared is always greater than S squared minus W squared, we have that this quantity is greater, this quantity is greater. So the time on the walkway is always greater than the time on the floor, so the person on the floor always wins. Thank you.


hi everyone i'm sure you have this problem of when you want to write something there is a challenge in getting started right because you probably lack of ideas or your mind is when blank be it a blog a description for a product or maybe if you're into copyrighting then all the social media postings and all that so you need to do a bit of research by reading through a lot of materials now what if i tell you there is a tool that can help you get started and perhaps you can use it in generating more ideas in your writing let's go so the tool that i will be introducing to you is called writer rytr a very nice name to be honest you just have to go to rytr.me and then start writing right so you just click this one start writing and you will be seeing you'll be seeing this pop up window so you get to choose the language you get to choose the tone what type of tone that you want your writing to be and then you can choose the use case you have blog ideas if you need some ideas to kick start your blog you have brand name or even business idea business idea pitch and blah blah blah there's just too many here and you know you can explore them one by one later but i'm going to go for blog section writing let's say you need the help in writing some paragraph or maybe a starter for that paragraph so that you know what else to write so let's say i'm doing on the benefits of online learning you can key in the input you try your best to to give more words because the more you give within the limits of course then it would generate better results so let's say in this part i would be putting key was like flexible learning sorry for the typo there should be flexible learning and you know self-paced and maybe learner centered so i put in all these keywords right and you can choose the creativity level whether you want it to be optimal low or medium creativity means it's up to the ai to the side and variant how many variants do you want you can choose up to three so but let's say go for one for just to let you see how it works so you just click right for me and the engine will try to probably gather the corpus and all that and try to put the content out as you can see here so online learning can be accessed from any device at any time it's also learner centered but you can see the writing is quite accurate and on point to what you want to write based on that section so the more you know key words you put then it will write more right so let's say you don't want to use blog section writing you want to go for ideas outlined then you maybe you can you can just this because this one is a new topic so i didn't delete this so i'm gonna put this in it will generate in one document of course you can always start the new one but i'm putting everything in one document just to show you by right you can start different different documents so you can see the moment you put the ideas and outline it would actually suggest to you the title and then you know the things that you can write so i think this is amazing because sometimes you write ideas or what to write this tool can help you right so you can have a check of history here you can check the history that you've been using and then if you want you can sign up for the account right and um once you sign in you have credit so that you can you can subscribe and then get the premium access and all that but for a start you can just start off with a new document like what i told you just now and then explore the kind of thing that you can do to you i'm kind of impressed with the output actually because um it does feels like a person is writing it for you right but of course you don't use this as like a replacement altogether i would suggest you to use it like you know like a push for you to generate ideas or maybe think about what are the suitable words that you can put or sentences that you can put in your writing right so try it out it's very simple to use no fancy installation and all that you just use your browser go to the link given and then explore right so happy writing


The following is a presentation of TFNN. The TFNN Bull Bear Training Hour, every training day, live at 10 a.m. Eastern. Call now, toll free at<PHONE_NUMBER> or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. The TFNN Bull Bear Training Hour. Now, Tom Antt, Tommy O'Brien. Welcome folks, appreciate your growl and the problem with us out here. We have the now industrials up by 23. NASDAQ up one. S&Ps up one. Gold contract flat, $14.56 an ounce. We have silver up 3 cents, $16.93 an ounce. Light sweet crude up 52 cents, $58.53 a barrel. Notes and bonds. They're on the move once again, folks. You get the 10-year up 7 ticks, $1.29, $23. 30-year up 22 at 160, $24. Kingdolls up 31.6, trading 98, 354 euros at 110. Yen is at 109. And the pound is at 128 to one US dollar. And we're kicking into Thanksgiving. We're moving that market around yesterday. Not bad. All the industries record closes, man. Can't say much more than that, right? No, that's right. And the dollar is just underneath it. I mean, it's just, man, it might have hit it today. Let's see if we got it. What did you say underneath? I think we had a record close yesterday. It might have been a record close. Okay. Yeah, so the high is what? $2,890. Yeah, we're above it. You got $2,812. So bottom line is that it's a beautiful thing. It's a Thanksgiving trading week in a big way. Shortened week. Gotta love that, too. Big numbers come out here. Let's go over to IMM. Mr. Kevin Hicks, TD Ameritrade. Think of swim as we do each and every Tuesday, Thursday. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. There we go. Don't forget, folks, Kevin has an outstanding show here. Every trading day, 11 to 12 each, then stand to time. You want to understand option, option strategies, futures, great program. If you haven't test driven yet to think of swim platform, it's real easy to do as you're sitting there watching the program right now. Just hit that banner. Bring it up. They'll allow you to trade paper money. You can follow Kevin and his team every trading day. Kevin Hicks, what's going on? Good morning, Tom. Good morning, Tommy. You know, guys, this is, I think, a market that is really drifting. Yeah. Right? I mean, the bonds are actually moving a little bit today, a little bit more than I thought. But it's over on market in terms of the four indices. It's still just drifting. And I think the day that you may get some trade in this market is tomorrow morning because you got some three pretty big data points coming out tomorrow morning. We're joking around. It's like a dated dump right before Thanksgiving. Wow. You know, you got GDP, durable goods, income and outlays all coming out tomorrow morning. So this market could move tomorrow morning. Today, if you're looking other than some individual names, I think Best Buy and Dix and Dollar Tree are having some nice movement today. But if you're looking for anything in the indices to do anything more than drift, I think you're being a little ambitious today because especially with all that data tomorrow, I think people are just, like I said, I don't think they're going to try and move this market one way or another. But, you know, these are tricky markets when you're at all-time highs because people are skeptical. And bonds, frankly, aren't giving you a reason right now to back off or sell any stocks, right? Yields are not going up. Right, right.  It was okay. Yeah, I was really surprised, Kevin. I just came in and there was no traffic. And I said, wow, did they start Thanksgiving early, which is real possible. Schools are closed. Yeah. Oh, that makes sense. Yeah, schools are closed. Public schools are closed today around the Chicago area as well. Yeah, yeah.  So my traffic is always, like, coming in. But I absolutely agree with you guys. I think we are in a early Thanksgiving holiday mode. I think where this market is moved in terms of percentages for the year, where it is, sits right now in terms of the all-time highs. I think this market is going to have a pretty calm November and December, and in November and early December into the end of the year, unless, of course, something big breaks and changes it. As of right now, you know, you've got a lot of money managers out there with some big percentage winners on the table. Well, hey, what do you think? Yesterday, the Russell 2000, man, took off like a rocket ship. Yeah, we talked about it on yesterday's show and it was all health care and IT. If you notice, all the tank stocks were strong yesterday. Yeah. And the health care sector was really strong yesterday. So if you looked on the TD Ameritrade, on the Pickerswim platform, the heat map, it was like Kelly Green across the page on the Russell yesterday. So it was a broad-based market in the Russell. No, there's no doubt, man. They just went in hand over fist. And what happens, folks, is that that's how the Russell moves. I mean, when the Russell goes down, man, get out of the way. And the same when it goes up. Yeah. The rates are right now in yields. It's doing it in many ways without some of the regional banks that are such a big part of the Russell. Yeah. So it's going up. The other sectors of the Russell are doing well, which is, you know, normally you can pretty much bet that if rates are creepy higher, some of the regional banks are kind of lifting the Russell and doing their job. But, you know, not so much in this environment. I mean, it's the other sectors that were the most screened for sure. Yeah. What happened with Dollar Tree, man? It's getting smoked out here this morning.  And just overall, yeah, but I mean, Best Buy, we were, you know, we were very skeptical about Best Buy. They came in and did a great job. Dix did a great job. Yeah. But Dollar Tree, interesting. You know, if I would have had to close my eyes and guess, I would have guessed Dollar Tree up the other two down. Yeah. And it was the opposite. I just pulled Dollar Tree. There are tariffs to hit them. That's what's going on. So they spread. Yep. The spreads getting up by the tariffs. Interesting. Yeah. Which would make sense. Because we're selling everything for what? A dollar to five dollars. But from a trading perspective, guys, that's something to watch if we get a level one, or, you know, a trade deal with China. Watch Dollar Tree and see if it recovers based on that. Yeah. Exactly. As to what the tariff, you know, it's going to get interesting.  It might be Dollar Tree that might snap back. Yeah. And what does happen here, folks, this was really intriguing. It's public information on the Treasury side as to what the tariffs are. So it gets really intriguing. Because they go from anywhere from like 7%, all the way up to 26.7%. So what does happen is no doubt is that those bigger numbers, my 26 cents out of every dollar is a monster number when you start talking about, you know, I guess the spreads have been better than that. But the reality is that $100,000 you'd be paying, you know, 126 on the way in. So when that does happen, you know, I suspect we're going to get some, well, you definitely get action in that because you imagine one second you're in business with one spread and the next second it changes dramatically. Sure. You know. Yeah. And I think people that trade Dollar Tree and are interested in that really want to see them start to make this family dollar, it's been such a messy, really weighed on that company for a couple quarters and now this. So it's just something else for them. So a little trade deal, little getting through the family dollar situation might be a little tailwind for that stock for sure. Yeah. And then you have like the high end deals, the Tiffany deal, you know, that's in a whole different world. That's like, you know, exactly. Tiffany's is so tourism related. It's amazing to me how they, how much they put in tourism. No doubt. Listen, folks, right here, 45 minutes from now outstanding program. Kevin, you have a great one. Safe one. Of course, we look forward to the program. 45 minutes. Thanks for having me on, guys. Thanks, Kevin. Stay right there, folks. Tommy and I are coming right back. We have the Dow Industries up 25. Now it's a big S&P's up two and a half and come right back. If you're not currently using the Taz Profile Scanner when looking at setting up your trading opportunities, your arsenal is short a mighty weapon. The Taz Profile Scanner is a standalone piece of software that instantly filters over 2,500 global financial markets such as stocks, ETFs, commodity futures, and forex. 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So this is Papa John's X-Cham and this guy actually started Papa John's. The headline is ousted Papa John's chair slams pizza after eating 40 in 30 days. Let's see what he has to say. The sensational headline. Yeah. Okay, so let's see. Papa John's international notorious founder and former leader lambasted the pizza chain publicly for the second time as many months, naming a handful of executives. They said should be jailed. Oh my God. While calling out the new chief as having no pizza experience. What is his name? Shatner. Shnatter, I think. John Shnatter. Okay. We'll make comments in local media interview in Louisville, Kentucky, where the restaurant chain is based. Also took a dig at the food quality. He said he's eaten more than 40 pizzas in 30 days and it's not the same pizza. The pizza chain, which got an investment earlier this year from activists and investors. Starboard has been working to moan to come back. Well, yeah, it's not the same pizza. Yeah. I mean, he had multiple scandals. He got pushed out for it. Oh, yeah. So he's not an happy camper, as you'd expect. No, he's not. But he left with billions, so. Yeah. A lot of pizzas in 30 days. I could do that. I bet you could. I could definitely do that. Yeah. So let's take a look at some of the higher volume equities out here. And I don't think we're going to get any volume out here today. But bottom line is that we have price going. That's for sure. You got, well, Dollar Tree. That's smoked. That's not $17.5. That sure is. You get Dix up $6.84. We got TransOcean's Flat. Look at Disney. Oh, my God. So let's go look at Disney. Yeah. Disney's up again. $254. We talked about it yesterday on the show, right? Frozen 2. And I'm sure there's more numbers even coming out. I think this morning we'll get over to the news. But they had a huge three-day opening for Frozen 2 and internationally as well. And it looks like on the heels of that, they just continue it. And I corrupt the holiday season. Yeah. Everyone's going to be watching holiday movies. Sure. You know, I mean, pretty intense, actually. Can you go into the news for them? Yeah. I think that was that they... Yeah, so... And this is $11.25. So let's see where... So the Frozen 2 opened to a record worldwide sales for the animated picture, breaking the studio's own previous record set early the year by Toy Story 4. So you got Anna and Elsa, that Frozen franchise, $358.4 million globally in theaters this weekend. That set a new record for the worldwide debut of an animated film. Yeah. And then, so look at this one. Two of the films opened in the wide release, the new Sony picture about Mr. TV Rodgers. I just wonder why I was reading about Mr. Rodgers so much. TV's Mr. Rodgers. Yeah. Yeah. Starring Tom Hanks and 21 Bridges, 21 Bridges, a police thriller from STX Entertainment. So the expectations were huge already. You know, Frozen has sold, you know, the amount of just merchandise alone. I'm familiar with, let alone if you have kids. The sequel, the biggest animated movie of all time, were High. Disney was forecasting an opening weekend of $120 million in the U.S. And I think that came in... Yeah, the American telly was $130.3. So even with a huge expectation, they beat the expectation on that. The original Frozen is a tough act to follow that film. They had a couple of big voices in there. Edina Menzel, Kristen Bell, that was $1.2 billion. $1.27 billion in global ticket sales for that Frozen. Stayed in the top five domestically for three months. And animated pictures typically have a staggered release outside of the U.S. But Frozen 2 opened on the same day in 37 major markets, including China, France, Germany, and the U.K., making a big global total possible. Pretty amazing, right? There's your lineup, right? In terms of top ten films for the weekend, and quite a difference between number one and number two there. You've got Frozen 2 at 130. Yeah. And then you drop down to 15, 3, 9, so forth. Look at the difference between them. Yeah, Mr. Rogers coming in at 13.3. And that looks like a great movie. Tom Max, Mr. Rogers. I plan on checking that out, whether in the theaters or not. He'd be a good Mr. Rogers. Yeah, no, I'm surprised you haven't seen... You probably don't watch enough TV, because the ads have been everywhere and so forth. And he does. He looks like a good Mr. Rogers. Yeah. Yeah. That totally makes sense. No doubt. Yeah. Let's take a look at that bond market, because a bottom line, folks, is that it doesn't matter where this market goes, meaning higher. These bonds want to continue higher. We go take a look at the 30-year, and once it got back inside the range again, the bottom line is that it's... Look at this. I mean, it looks like it wants to break the 160-29 again. And you break that. Then, listen, you can make the case that it's gaining back to the highs again. So it's like, we hit 160-25 so far today. You have huge volume. Now, 233,000 inside the 30-year at 10.30 in the morning, folks, is a monster number. Man, look at yesterday. Yesterday came in with a monster number. 6.40, interesting. That's a big number. You're going into 5.47. We'll do 5.40. 5.47 probably. If we go to the 30-year, we take a look at the 30-year. 30-year right now is up 7 ticks. You're already at 1.5 million. Man, there's a lot of movement inside these markets out here this morning. That's a monster amount of volume, too. You look at yesterday, it did 2.8 million. Yeah. And you're laying out at 1.73 right now. Let's bring it over so that I can see because right in the middle of that range that we, whether it was at 2%, we started some of that volatility. We're back down. We went all the way down to 1.457 at one point. You're sitting right in the middle of that three months. You back it up to six months. I believe we're going to be towards the lower bit because within six we're actually as high as 2.32 on the 10-year at one point.  How about a year? 3% at one point on the 10-year. We're sitting at 1.73. And how about the curves? Curves are always interesting. We got not inverted anymore. That's for sure, man. Two years sitting at 1.578, the 10-year at 1.731. Remarkable, not that long ago that those were inverted. I know. Yeah. And then housing. So check this out. This is a big number. I haven't read this one yet, but this is a big number. Let's see. So you got buyer snapped up US homes over the past two months. The fastest pace in 12 years adding to signs of a sturdy housing demand in the middle of prices and borrowing costs. Single family homes ran at an annual rate of 733,000 in October, topping all estimates in the Bloomberg survey following an upload revision of 738,000 in September. Yeah. Two strongest readings since July of 2007 and the median sales price decreased, though. Yeah. Something to keep your eye on there, man. 3.5%. Well, you get the West Coast coming down. You have New York coming down. Big numbers. These big markets that have been on fire, do you know what I mean? But everything is like a million, two million, three million. Sure. They have been hurting. Oh, big time. The supply of those houses at those levels is pretty huge out there. Yeah. That's a real bottom line. Yeah. So look at this one. This is just pretty well. Even with the gains, the pace of new home sales remained well below levels reached during the housing boom of 2000s when purchases peaked at 1.39. But I think they're talking about 2007, 2006 when everything was fraudulent. 2000s in general. Yeah. So you're leading up to that, I would say, probably. Yeah. Stay right there, folks. Tommy and I are coming right back. Our phone number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. We have the Dow Industries right now trading up 25. Nat 38. Nat is up 14. S&P is up 3.5. Gold is flat. Silver is up 4 cents. 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So comp sales in the U.S. rose 2% easily beating analyst expectations in Best Buy comp sales in the U.S. I mean, look at some of these numbers, man. Just staggering comp sales reported across the board, right? I mean, look at some of where they've come from, man. You know, going back to... July? Yeah. That's last year, July, I believe. Okay. But, you know, you're at 5%. These are quarterly. Year-over-year domestic same-store sales, comp sales. I mean, just staggering in terms of keeping doing that. Best Buy, let's see. They don't have all the numbers. Talk about winners and losers. Let's see if we can get back and find that. Put it down. Here we go. So let's see. Fourth quarter revenue. It just kind of straddles where they were supposed to commit at 15.01. They had 14.75 to 15.15. First budget is running the same. 24.2 versus 24.5. Not bad. So here's fiscal year earnings per share, 5.81 to 5.91. That's well above the 5.60 to 5.75. Fiscal year, comp sales, 1 to 2%. Yeah, third quarter, they come into comp sales at 1.7. They're only looking for 1.2. Third quarter earnings per share, 1.13 versus 1.03. You know, the market's looking at this like, hey, they have biggest quarters, right? It's coming up now. So this is pretty impressive coming into your biggest quarter. Definitely. And that's where you see the fiscal year guidance, right? So they're talking about their quarter. Best Buy probably sees it coming down the line as well. Right. And then third quarter, domestic comparable online sales of 15%. That's a big one. Yeah, so online growth for sure. That's a big one for sure. Now, Dollar Tree. Let's see what's happening there. Not so much there. I think that top line on the news was pushing tariffs. But let's see what they have to say. Number seven. There we go. So Dollar Tree folks down $16.59. This no doubt is a little mess out here. No doubt indeed. Toasted in one day. Let's just say toasted and roasted. Yeah. For sure. Okay. So Dollar Tree shares fell the most since March 2018 after the budget retailer trimmed its outlook on 2019 profits, citing tariffs on Chinese imports that will increase the cost of goods. Yeah. So earnings per share. Now only $4.66 to $4.76. They had previously forecasted $4.90 to $5.11. Tariffs driving the forecast. Reduction Dollar Tree also citing higher wages in its distribution centers. A global helium shortage. I guess they're using a lot of helium. And higher sales in low margin items. So listen to this. Oh man. This is so wild about helium. So check this out folks. Okay. When I do open houses, right, I used to always get balloons, right? And I'd get the Dollar Tree because they're so inexpensive. They're a pack of balloons. Okay. So before I'd go, I'd just stop. Well I called them up and they'd have them ready. Sure. But check it out. They're, this is amazing that's in there, but it totally makes sense because the balloon business for them is a monster business. Okay. And what would end up happening is that sometimes they would be out of helium. It would drive me crazy. Okay. And that's why I should really start calling, making sure that they had the helium. But they'd be out of helium a lot. Okay. And they'd say, okay, this store has the helium, this store doesn't. Okay. So it's pretty amazing at a buck a piece. Yeah. I mean, I'd left as many balloons they sell, but if they're putting it in there, it's like, okay. Yeah, that's interesting. Isn't it crazy? To actually site it. Yeah. So just getting down into some of the more of the numbers we talked about. Fiscal year earnings per share they missed as in coming in at $4.66 to $4.76 now. They were worth $4.90 to $4.11. Fourth quarter earnings, $0.70 to $0.80. They were looking for $0.94 in the fourth quarter. They're seeing fourth quarter net sales of $6.33 to $6.44. The estimate had been at $6.4, so a little bit below. Biscal year net sales, I mean, just, that's a lot of dollar sales at the dollar store. It is. For $23.62 to $23.74. And below the range of $23.57 to $23.79. Yeah. Comp sales in the quarter, $2.5. They were looking for $2.6, but just kind of misses across the board, right? Yeah. Because earnings per share for the current quarter, they come in in line, buck away versus buck away. But they miss on almost everything versus we just cover best buy. They almost beat on almost everything. Yeah. And then let's go to Dix. So... Yeah. They delivered. Yeah. In a big way, for sure. That's... Number 12. So that's up $6.95. So that's quite a surge, huh? It sure is, man. Those stores are so big too. They sure are, but they ain't cheap. Is that... Oh, for sure. That's what I would say. Not cheap at all. You know, I've gone in there to buy, whether it's some lightning gear, right? You get some jerseys, whether it's outdoor sporting, canoes. They got everything in there, man. Yeah, they do. And it is not a discount store, for sure. Okay. So the company expects full year earnings of $350 to $360. They had forecast at $3.30 to $3.45. Yeah. Just raising the forecast, man. Yeah. They came in with third quarter earnings $0.52. That's expectations was 38 percentage-wise. That's a staggering number, man. They beat by 30, 35%. Yeah. They're showing no ill effects from the stop-selling guns. Yep. The company remains a strategic review of its hunting business, as it continues to lobby for stricter gun laws earlier this year. Dick's was removing hunting gear and guns from the 125 stores nationwide, about 17% of the chain. Yeah. So they were just kind of experimenting a bit to see how that played out. So is that saying that they took about 17% of the stores? I believe so. Okay. They took about 125 stores as a first experiment to see how that played out, which represented 17% of the stores. So if we take a look at this, you're going to see, there's no doubt you get the monster ABC up. So you got $41.50. It's $10. It's already there. It's already at $47. That'll be the price projection. This is breaking out of consolidation. When's that going back to? May of 2017. Yeah, two and a half years ago. Yeah. Isn't it amazing that, when you actually look at some of these equities folks, okay, they can, you know, the ups and downs of them, I mean, they're pretty amazing. Yeah. It sure is. $62 and 2016. Yep. $23 and 2017. That's almost two years ago to the date, to the month it is. Wow. Yeah. And you almost got a two-beggar from there, man. Double, almost exactly. 100% over two years markets done some staggering things over those two years as well. Oh, yeah. There's no doubt about that. No doubt about that. Seriously. So let's go into the tomorrow. We'll still get a little numbers tomorrow because it's the following day. I believe so. Never quite confident because things get thrown so in an array in terms of closed Thursday, half a day Friday, but I believe you're right. We should. We usually get the numbers on Wednesday at 10.30 for crude. I believe that's probably, you know what? Well, if we go into Whisper, they'll give us the exact numbers. You're up 31 cents right now. It's at the top of the range. Talk about some movement, man. Since that run on crude, we were down to almost 50 bucks. Now we're flirting with running up to 60. Yeah, big time. And let's see. Yep. Crude oil coming down the line at 10.30 tomorrow. They're looking for a decrease of between about 800,000, 400,000 barrels. Stay right there, folks. Tell me when I come right back. If you're in the CD market and looking for a secure investment, the Tiger First Mortgage Program may work for you. The security for these first mortgages are building lots in the tax opportunity zone in St. Petersburg, Florida. 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Yeah, just so we get crude as we normally would 10.30 on Wednesday. But what they've done with Thursday being closed, they've bumped up natural gas a day early. So we get natural gas at noon tomorrow as well. And natural gas, they're looking for a decrease in the stockpiles as well. Survey number, median analyst survey number looking for a decline of 24 BCFs. The whisper number minus 27 and jumping back to that crude number. Looks like the analyst... That's just... No, no, that way. That's just cushioning. Crude number minus 878,000 for the median analyst estimate. And then the whisper number, which is a number that kind of gets correlated through the Bloomberg terminal looking for maybe a slight less of a decrease, but still nonetheless a decrease of minus 480. And what's the gas now? Gas is natural gas right here. Minus 24 to 27 BCFs. Yeah, so check this out with natural gas too. And that, the poor natural gas man is getting hammered all over the place. The Wall Street Journal had a great article. And what it's about is that the methane gas, right, from all the farmers, right, what has happened now is that they're getting more efficient in the aspect of getting rid of the methane gas, okay? Okay. Because picture, you know, you get these farms folks with like, I don't know if there's 500,000 pigs or a million pigs or whatever. Sure, lots of them, yeah. Huge amount, okay. And it's always been a problem that if you've ever seen, years ago I read this book, the bottom line is that these places fall apart in a second. Doorknobs fall out. Yeah, the amount of methane that is released from, you know, farms, from animal cultivation is a tremendous amount. Right. And so what the article is about is that now they're harnessing that methane and selling the methane. Hey, got it. I know. Technology does a lot of things. Technology does a lot of things. There's not enough gas, but think about that. You know what I mean? It's like, okay, you know, now. No matter what it's, all it comes down to is whether you can harness it, package it and sell it for less than what it's going, man. Totally. Because if you can do it at two bucks and the market's at two, two-oh-one. Yeah. Guess what? You better do it, man, because you're leaving a penny on the table. And that was a byproduct before. Yeah. And you know, you talk about a byproduct. So what happens in this area we live folks, Tampa, Clearwater, St. Pete, and we have a lot of great grouper, okay? Grouper's a big fish around here. Big fish. So check this out. Someone figured out about some time last year that first they used to call them grouper wings, and then they call them, they're actually grouper cheeks, okay? So of the grouper, have you seen this in a restaurant? I have not. Okay, this is pretty cool. So what the fishermen, what the restaurant folks have done is that, you know, of course you're using every part of the fish, right? As long as people are going to buy it, right? And let me tell you something. If you like fish, what has happened is that this has turned into a real, grouper cheeks are unbelievable.  Okay. For like $495, $595. Okay.  Okay. And it's just pretty amazing, man. You know, that all of a sudden, guess what? Fish is worth more money. Yeah. They're not going to throw it away. They're going to get some pictures. Yeah. I was trying to find even an article just to bring it, let's see, news. They don't, they don't have a lot of news articles on grouper cheeks. Let me see. Right. It sounds even weird, man. The first time it was, it was like, I don't know if I want one. Okay. We go all the way back. Have you tried grouper cheeks? But nonetheless, I just, we'll pull it over, man. I just Googled it. Consider it to be a delicacy in many parts of the world. Tasty, tender filets, inch and a half to three inches diameter can be used for a variety of recipes, ship pros and limited, and this is a seafood place talking up the delicacy of their own products. Right. So keep that in mind. And they're not frozen down here because they're fresh. Yes, yes. That's what's going on. Yeah, but they've been around for a while, I guess. So what, you're just seeing them on more menus? They're in restaurants now. Okay. Yeah. Okay. And it's like, same deal. Yeah. I mean, efficiencies. Yes. Hey, if you can sell it, I'll sell you the feet if you're going to eat it, man. Oh, no, no. Let's go take a look at the gold contact.  Always dangerous, particularly because gold's been going down. Now, bottom line out here today, we get something that's not bad. You know, the last swing low out here was $14.4620. We got down to $14.4960 and it's rejected lower price. So that's impressive. You know, we'll see how you can stay above that. But you always got to be ready in this holiday week that, man, they can just smoke this thing in a second. If we go over to the, I was looking at the pound a little bit earlier. Okay. And the pound is pulling back. I mean, the pound still looks good, but there's some sellers in the pound. It was hanging at that $129. And I guess it's not bad. So the last swing point out here is $128.24. At $128.60. The Euro, of course, which is the largest weighting structure. That's not moving. That's just $110. And then if we go over to the yen and we take a look at the yen, the yen correlation is just basically with... Okay, so the yen got up to the $109.21. Just off it slightly. The 109 area is dangerous out there. There's no two ways about it. For the gold market. That's what it's dangerous for. You know, it's interesting. I'm just going to jump over all the markets, actually. We had quite a print overnight. I'm not sure if you saw it. I know, I did. Yeah. Maybe that was some of the trade optimism reporting. I'm just waiting for this chart to catch up. Yeah, because it was a call made, right? Yeah, I believe from... Let me just get the article because I believe that's what it's going to be. In terms of U.S.-China trade talks, so you had Liu talking to Lighthizer, I believe. So China's top trade negotiator, Liu, Liu Hei, Liu Hei, talks to Lighthizer and Mnuchin about resolving core issues. The print on that article, 8.55 p.m. Eastern Time last night. And if you correlate things... Go back to the EES chart. We got quite a print, man. And that correlates to 8.45 p.m. Eastern Time last night. So you got quite a pop. This is a five-minute bar. No, 15-minute bar we're looking at. So that would encompass 8.45 p.m. until 9 o'clock. Yeah. You get a print, but guess what, man, in the span of a half-hour, you were back down to about 31.36, 31.35. We trailed off to a low at 4 a.m. of 31.28. But the high at 10 a.m. right now was 31.38.25. And we're within a point of that intraday high right now in the S&Ps. But quite a print, 31.45 on the S&P, man. And they all lent all the NACs. Yes, they did. NASDAQ, Dow, they all rented 8.45 last night. And they had a high print up there. Big numbers. How about jumping around some news? You see some Fed speak this morning? So we got Powell to be low, saying that the Fed is strongly committed to 2% inflation goal, a sign that rates are likely to hold steady. The remarks are further indication the Central Bank is unlikely to raise rates anytime soon. And then you also had Dallas Fed's Kaplan out there saying that a ballooning debt could suddenly become a big issue for an economy. You know what? We should be able to figure that one out on our own. You don't have to be a Fed chairman to figure out that the debt at 22, 21 trillion could at some point become a problem if rates begin to rise. We're at full employment. You're not supposed to be running a trillion-dollar deficit at record unemployment. There's a time in 2008, 2009, we're losing a million jobs a month. Okay, that's when the government might step in, be okay with maybe having a deficit at that time. It's not supposed to be when the market is at all time highs, record unemployment and we can't pay for anything that we're doing. And realistically, Dallas can't go up because that's the quickest way that debt is not going to get paid back. Stay right there folks. Tommy and I are coming right back. I'm certain you are or strive to be one of the best of the best in everything you do in life. It's the most common trade that we tigers and tigers share. If you're looking to become the best of the best when it comes to managing your money, let me teach you to do what most wealth managers tell you can't be done, which is how to time the markets. 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We got one about targets in the den looking saying Obi-Wan the gold contract and the silver contract likely bottoming now today. I like how it's set up. That being said inside this holiday week they can move this when I say basically but I've seen some monster movement so I like the idea we have rejection today that's for sure you know we'll see where this shakes out the next few days because you know tomorrow you got half of it no tomorrow is a full day Thursday closed Thursday we're closed but markets in Europe are still open Asia's still open Friday you get that half a day yeah and it's like okay you know we it's these currency moves can really basically shake the market for sure and you know you talk about currency moves here watch this this is intriguing too the Brazilian real I was looking at this BRL yeah this morning and this thing is getting really weak it's like when you wrap your head around this currency sometimes it's pretty cool because you can almost figure out we want to go on vacation sometimes oh that's where it really goes yeah you know so if we go back to January of 2018 it was 3.1 reels to one US dollar yeah and now we're at 4.2 so what is that that's 33% right pretty big yeah and you bring a dollar over there two years ago you got three reels yeah bring a dollar over there today you got 4.4 dollars 25 cents and look at this this is looks to me this might be the weakest it's been in a long time pretty intense stay right there folks you can think of some coming up next and we'll get on man I'll be back this afternoon thanks pal thanks man yeah we'll get them folks


Hi everybody, I'm Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com and that is 2015 Panini Immaculate Collegiate Multisport. One box random number block break, number 31, you usually see us pull teams out and then turn them into number blocks. This break is just a number block break itself, got a random block of numbers. Big thanks to this group for making it happen, appreciate it, and there are the numbers right there. Let's roll it, randomize both of those lists one into two three times. One, two, and three. After three we've got Michael down to Stephen, one into two three times for the numbers one, two, and three. We've got six down to four. And remember zero gets any and all redemptions in this one box break including one of one redemptions, but Tim you'll still get live one of ones. Michael with six and zero, Tim with five, Nick with nine, Michael with seven, Tim with one and three, Greg with two, Nick with eight, and Stephen with four. Let's order these numerically and let's see which box we're going to do right here. So here's a fresh case, one box from a fresh case, and feel free to trade numbers if you'd like. It's not very common but while I'm doing this you can maybe entertain some number trades. Alright, so one, two, three, four, five on the dice roll and if I roll a six just roll again. And it's two. So it's the second box down right here and these other ones we'll save for next time. We've got some blue X's right there so we know they're from the same case. Alright, it looks like there's no trades in the chat so TWC, trade window closed. Let's print and rip. I should mention, I'm sure most of you know this by now, but 2015 redemptions unfortunately are expired by this point but we'll still send it to you Michael if any. Sometimes Panini's nice enough to still have that card and fulfill it. I've heard that happen before or sometimes I'll give you points in return. Right off the top is DUAID, eight out of 25. So I'll go to Nick and number eight and we've got Benedict McKinney, 54 out of 99. That'll go to Stephen Kay in the number four. So if you're new to the number block thing we go by that digit right there, number four. Two-color patch and autograph, Eric Ebron, 89 out of 99. Nick Kova, number nine. Ooh, rookie Todd Gurley, 59 out of 99 and his Georgia gear, Nick Kova, number nine. We've got Tyler Naikwin, 61 out of 99, Immaculate Jumbos, piece of his jersey, going to Tim and the number one. 69 out of 99, Bradley Roby, another nine for Nick Kova. Who said those high numbers were bad? Two-color jersey and autograph, Amir Abdullah, 55 out of 99. It's Tim with the number five. And two-color jersey and autograph from the University of Utah. That is DeLon Wright, 15 out of 25, another number five for Tim. And there you go, ladies and gentlemen, this old Immaculate, a little blast from the past. Always a fun break. 2015 Immaculate Collegiate Multisport. Big thanks everybody who got in. Another one-box break loaded up, so I want to run this back. So I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye-bye.