outgoing CEO, Susan Wojcicki, last year was talking on all this very topic in Davos at the World Economic Forum in 2022. I wanna play a clip from that just to get a, so everyone can get a sense of how YouTube is thinking about this, you know, from the top and then get your reaction to the proposals that are being laid out there. Investing a huge amount to make sure that we're fighting misinformation and there are a number of different ways that we look at this. So the first would be from a policy standpoint, we would look at content that we would think about in terms of being violative of our policies. So if you look at COVID, for example, we came up with 10 different policies that we said would be violative. Like an example of that would be saying that COVID came from something other than a virus. And we did see people attacking 5G equipment, for example, because they thought that it was causing COVID. And the second one would be really raising up authoritative information. So if you are dealing with a sensitive subject like news, health, science, we are gonna make sure that what we're recommending is coming from a trusted, well-known publisher that can be reliable. If there's content that's borderline content that technically meets our policy but is lower quality, that's content that we basically will not recommend to our users. Our users could still access it. And then lastly, we're just really careful about what we monetize. So we always wanna make sure that there's no incentive. So for example, with regard to climate change, we don't monetize any kind of climate change material. So there's no incentive for you to keep publishing that material that is propagating something that is generally understood as not accurate information. So taking down really blatant disinformation like that 5G towers are causing COVID-19, de-ranking certain sources, upranking authoritative sources and then demonetizing controversial debates that she believes are spreading misinformation. Is that an agenda that you think is a positive one for YouTube to be pursuing? I think it would be great to see them do that. So they're not doing it. No, no, they're not doing it. But here's my reaction to that because I do think it's totally understandable and appropriate for a company like YouTube to not want videos about 5G conspiracies running rampant on a platform. I don't agree with that though. That's not true. They're actually incentivized to have a lot of material like that. In fact, Google came under fire over the last few weeks in terms of how it's spending their ad dollars and not spending them in areas that they told their advertisers they were spending them. So no, I would actually argue that while philosophically they may not like the idea that they're monetizing this type of content, they are absolutely monetizing this type of content. But they have taken those, that sort of stuff. Some of them, you can find all that stuff. All that stuff is there on YouTube. All of it is there, all of it. The flip side to all this is that I've seen what happens when misinformation has become somewhat of a buzzword and I've seen what happens when the net is cast too wide. I mean, even Reason TV, we got a strike or this was a video I produced. It was about these biohackers attempting to kind of create a knockoff COVID vaccine and was called medical misinformation. I mean, I just happened to know in fact that this was not medical misinformation. It was me reporting on something somebody was trying to do. But it got caught and it was like six, seven months after it went up that it got caught in this dragnet. And so that's the kind of impossible thing about regulating misinformation at scale, whether you're a government or a private company, how do you call it? I don't think that's true though. I don't think impossible is the right word. I think that it's early days and oftentimes, because these companies aren't incentivized to police themselves, they do it very badly. And they do it with a blunt hammer as opposed to a scalpel. And it is burly, like, because for sure, Zach, there are people who create music on YouTube who get their own content flag. Like really, even beyond what the example you just gave, like really, we are constantly being accused of infringing our own copyright. Exactly, that happens all the time. Now, I will, we would need five hours for this conversation. I will tell you, and you know how I feel about this stuff, I made the Napster movie. I will tell you that using copyright NIP law in this area to try to rectify this stuff is generally disastrous, right? So I'm not like some big, let's just come down on everyone with harsh or copyright law, it will generally hurt the folks that you're trying to help and help the folks that you're trying to to get protection from. It's just the way those laws are constructed. So I'm not sitting here saying that stuff is easy, but I will tell you that it's a heck of a lot simpler than people are making it out to be and you have to start somewhere. So yes, a lot of the tools right now are very blunt, but they will definitely get less blunt as we go along. We certainly don't wanna do nothing. Well, can I ask about that? Because in a way it seems like you wanna bring back or maybe I realistically probably has never gone away, but this idea that there's a guardian class that must control what people are exposed to because they really can't handle things. They can't sort things out themselves. And this goes back to when the novel was introduced, when radio was introduced, movies, comic books, et cetera, rock music in particular. And I think about your documentary on Zappo. This is retolent with there's certain types of material which should not be permitted because it will have a negative effect on people who can't understand it or can't critique it. Is there a contradiction in what you're saying between your earlier work and your kind of emphasis on people being allowed to express themselves? No, because I think we're talking about there's an enormous, enormous spread there. And I think that if you're disinformation, being information that is specifically created to cause harm, those are basic safeguards. I don't think there's a lot of, that doesn't enter sort of free speech territory. If someone's being called upon to go kill trans people and someone goes and kills a trans person, no, I think it, you know. Well, if it's, I mean, there's fighting words and true threats that are, have been worked through the course, right? Yeah, and there's a lot of studies showing the impact of fighting words on actual fighting. And I think that that is where the arguments for everything being fair game are not valid. So everything. And so like when Steven Crowder says, we need a civil war because my God, boy God, Trump is being investigated by the FBI that that crosses a line that if somebody's saying, you know what, we need a total reordering of society based on recent political events. That would be- Sure, I mean, it's also intentionally being done and funded by some, by dark money interests that are trying to create these harms in this violence. You know, as we saw with the Trump indictment from yesterday, the intention with the January 6th insurrection was to kill the enemy. It was actually to commit that violence. More people were radicalized to go to the January 6th insurrection by YouTube than any other internet-based platform. That is a study with actual numbers attached to it. So you've got to start somewhere. There's- Yeah, I'm not, I'm not convinced of that. I mean, January 6th was organized in, you know, WhatsApp groups, Facebook groups. I mean, private, you know, encrypted communications, the people who showed up there. But the proliferation of the ideology was proliferated by YouTube. I mean, the Bellicam studies is very comprehensive. Yeah. You know, there's, near the end of the film, you start introducing some possible policy prescriptions. You bring up the famous internet law very kind of bedrock internet law, section 230 of the communications and decency act. And that is essentially says that platforms are not liable for user-generated content on their platforms. You know, whether or not they moderate or don't moderate, just getting involved with moderation does not mean you're suddenly liable for every single thing that someone posts on your platform. This has been something that's been attacked by both Democrats and Republicans. And your film seems to also call for some sort of reform needed around section 230. What is it that you would like to see changed about that fundamental law of the internet? Actually it doesn't. The film doesn't do that. In fact, I would argue that our general take, not that my take is that important because we're really just trying to show all sides around this debate. But section 230 is an incredibly difficult thing to reform and it is really what provides the safeguards for the internet period. And tampering with it in a blunt way would actually, as I said before, cause harm to the very people that many people would be looking to protect and it would hyper-empower the monopolies. There's a reason why certain factions in extremist sides of political thinking want to abolish 230 because it would essentially allow for an enormous amount of censorship. And it would erase enormous amounts of content from the internet that is providing very important views and giving voice to people who need voice who would not have it without 230. So my general feeling on this stuff, 230 content moderation, all of it, just to be very clear is that none of this is easy or simple. And there really isn't a, there is not a clearly defined way forward to say police the internet or regulate the internet. There isn't one. My point is that the impact of these platforms on society is inarguably huge. That some of these farms are politically motivated and funded or just ideologically motivated and funded. And that should be called out. And that we shouldn't, as citizens, sit on the sidelines and just throw up our hands and say, well, this stuff's too complicated, we shouldn't do anything. We should start to look at what we can do, however that looks. I'm not convinced that's by reforming 230 personally. But I'm also not the head of ethics at Berkeley, like Honey Fareed is, right? Who does believe there's a way you should ask Honey, right? Right. So how do you look at the revelations of things like the Twitter files and reason got a cache of documents from Facebook where this is also something not quite new, but it became apparent that there was a huge amount of government censorship without calling it that where people in both the Trump administration and the Biden administration, we can certainly assume, you know, George W. Bush and Obama as well saying to platforms, hey, deprioritize that, kill this, don't push this. Does that change the complexity of the task that is at hand? That this idea that there is, you know, the private sector and the public sector, public speech, private speech is kind of out the window now. I think that what it does, which is good, is it shows the specificity of it, which is something we're talking about in the film, that there are ideologies at play. There are political players at play. It isn't just the town square. There are people with agendas that are funded, funded agendas that are giving, that are using this golly gee whiz parasocial influencer to say very specific things or to attempt behind the scenes to curtail the saying of very specific things. So I actually think it's important that we understand that politics and certain players are involved in trying to shape the language or curtail the language that's out there. I think that's the, look, these are the beginning of conversations that we need to have. This is by no means the end of anything. That was an excerpt from our conversation with Alex Winter, the director of the new documentary, The YouTube Effect. Tell us what you think in the comments. And if you wanna see another excerpt, go here. 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Live from Manhattan, it's theCUBE, covering AWS Summit, New York City 2017. Brought to you by Amazon Web Services. Welcome back to Midtown. We're at the Javits Center here. 2017 along with Stu Miniman. I'm John Walls and you're watching theCUBE as we continue with what's happening here. About 5,000 people on the show floor and they said some 20,000 registrants, right? I'm sure that Stu, that people came in wanted to watch the keynote slide. There could be 10,000 that walked through before the days. Right, hard to tell. And right now half of them are outside looking for a cab, I think. That's the way it works here. Ryan Kronenberg is also here. He's the founder of a company called a Cloud Guru. I like Ryan already. I like them as soon as we met him because he said, you know, like the beer. Kronenberg, so you resonated with the two of us, Ryan. We appreciate that.  That's what you're doing. Tell us a little bit about the founding of the company, began with your brother just two years ago and now you've grown to some 40 employees. Yeah, so I used to be a solutions architect and I was desperate to get a job at AWS. So I became obsessed with getting trained in AWS. And at the time, a company I worked for had a training freeze. So we couldn't go out and do in-classroom training. If I had to do that myself, I'd have to pay for it myself. And I found that there wasn't a lot of good online training companies two years ago. I didn't get the job with AWS and turned out to be the best thing that ever happened to me. And so I decided to create my own course on AWS. Launched that, started going viral and that was the birth of a cloud guru. So yeah. Ryan, bring us in a little side of building the company. So you're not only teaching cloud, but you're built on cloud and not just any cloud, but using the Lambda server list for pretty early on that. So we practice what we preach. You know, we are real AWS engineers. We've built the entire platform serverlessly. We think we're the world's first serverless startup. We're certainly the world's first serverless learning management system. So we don't pay for any servers whatsoever. There's no virtual or physical servers. And we're basically purely AWS native. We do use a bunch of third party services like Auth0 and PayPal and things like that. But most of our platforms are AWS. In the keynote this morning, Adrian Cockroft talked about Buzzel. It's a New York-based startup that uses a lot of serverless, but you built the company before you even had funding and now you've got a little bit of funding. Can you give any insight to the investors? Look at that and say, wow, this is a great model. Yeah, yeah. So we raised a decent series A. One of the founders of Warby Parker is on our board now. So that's really exciting. The guy called Andy and he is helping us scale. One of the reasons we took funding was helping to scale. So our infrastructure scales automatically with AWS because it's built on Lambda and API Gateway. But we as a company are struggling to scale in finding the right employees and all of that sort of thing. So that's where we're getting some help. All right, what are you hearing from people taking your courses? What new things are they asking for? How are you expanding the scope of your offerings? So everyone is obviously very interested in AWS, but they also want to learn other cloud computing platforms now, especially Azure. So we are expanding the scope of our content to do Azure as well as Google. The other problem people are having is AWS innovates so quickly, there's like 1,000 updates last year, there's 19 new updates last week. So they're having trouble keeping up. So we run just a weekly TV show called AWS this week and we basically just tell people what's new this week. And great thing about New York Summit is there's been like five or six announcements here. So we're going to be busy on Friday filming. Is there any one particular area of training that you see more people drifting toward or following toward? I think serverless and big data are the hot topics. Big data, by that I mean AI machine learning that's just exploding right now. And just serverless architectures because the future of cloud is serverless. Why pay for virtual physical machines by the hour or by the minute and have system administrators, network administrators, database administrators when all you actually want to focus on is your code and your end customers and serverless allows you to do that. So what's your process then? I mean, in terms of you staying on top of it, right? Because now you have to. Yeah. I mean, you're it, right? You're the point of expertise. So how do you I guess remain in that kind of a relationship with AWS that you're at the cusp. So I obviously read all the blogs. Our students, we've got 300,000 students right now in our discussion forums are very, very active. So if they have announced something that I've missed the students tell me, like I will know within a few hours. So that's it really. It's just forever learning, but I love learning anyway. So it's fun to get paid to learn. So yeah. You bet. Ryan, how many people have gone through the training so far? Do you know how many of them get certified after they do that? And you know, how many are kind of repeat customers? So we've got 300,000 have gone through the training so far. We do track our pass rates. Our pass rates vary from anywhere between normally 80 to 90%, not everyone will pass on the first go because the exams are tough. And it's also quite stressful. You know, sitting these exams can be quite stressful. In terms of the number of students actually go on to get certified, that's not something we track just yet, but we're looking to change that as well. So, but yeah, we have a very good pass rate. So how does it work? I want to learn, you know, whatever. I'm going to dive in AI, whatever it is. I come to you. You've got something for me there, right? You've got a, I don't know how many hours of work I have to do, but take us through how it really works. Yeah, so it's a video training, online video training. So say you want to learn DynamoDB. We have a 19 hour course on it and we go right into the very depths of DynamoDB. So you watch the videos. We'll show you what we're doing in the labs. We'll give you all the sample code if we're using code and then you can go and do it yourself. We very much believe in the only way to learn cloud is by getting your hands dirty, just to actually go and do it yourself. So people will watch the labs, do the stuff themselves and then, you know, complete the course. If it's a certification course, then at the end what they'll do is they'll go and book the exam and hopefully they'll pass the exam as well. So, Ryan, you're in there looking at all this stuff, especially things like serverless. What are you looking for, for kind of the maturation? Is there anything that you give feedback to Amazon? The community give you feedback? I have to imagine there's some good feedback loops there. Yeah, I'm lucky enough to be an AWS community hero. So we get briefed by Amazon on things that are coming out, you know, under NDA of course. We give a lot of feedback on that. No, I think serverless is the next big revolution.  But the thing about serverless is that now you don't have to worry about service. You can just focus on your code and you don't need to worry about any of the normal administration behind it. And it's ridiculously cheap. You get a million Lambda invocations a month for free. It's just part of free tier. We actually only just came off of Lambda free tier a couple of months ago and we've got 300,000 students. So it's very, very, very cheap. So it's amazing. It's driving new revolution. Yeah, what advice would you give to someone if they were looking to start a business and using serverless as a platform? Yeah, definitely check out AWS of course. We've built our entire business off AWS. Yeah, design, try if you can, architect everything in a serverless fashion because like I keep saying, you don't have to worry about management of operating systems, virus patching, security, any of that, AWS take all the heavy, they take care of all the heavy lifting for you. So I know you're a big fan of Lambda, but have you looked at some of the other serverless options out there? Is there any concern around, there's open source options out there? How do we get compatibility and not be just locked into Amazon? Azure Functions looks really good. See, this thing about vendor lock in, I mean, you've got the serverless framework as well. If you build your applications on the serverless framework, you can move between platforms quite easily. That is coming. So you could build it out on AWS and then move over to Azure if you wanted. The founder of serverless frameworks, a good friend of mine. So I definitely recommend checking it out. And that would be my advice. If you are going to go serverless, use the serverless framework so then you don't have to worry about vendor lock in. But at the same time, Amazon, they've reduced their prices all the time, so it is a good vendor to be with, so yeah. I just think your story is great. I think that, I mean, the best know you ever got in your life was from AWS. And now you're giving them a big yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah, absolutely. I love AWS. The, you know, yeah, they're such amazing people as well. They've all become my, you know, through my business and people I used to work with, they've all become really good friends of mine as well. So it's been a great journey in the last two years. You've done well for them. They've done well for you. It's a good relationship. Yeah, exactly. Ryan, thanks for being with us. Thank you. And continued success. Great, thanks guys. Good for you. You bet, Ryan Kroenerberg, the founder of a cloud guru, along with his brother, Sam, making a pretty good business out of things on the AWS platform right now. Back with more here from AWS Summit right after this. You're watching the Q.


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, Tommy and Tommy O'Brien. Welcome folks, appreciate your garal and a problem with us out here. We have the down investors down 454, Nasdaq's off 88, S&P's down 38, Gold contract up 33 bucks at 15.17 an ounce. You get gold and an ABC structure up folks. 15.85 is your price projection. Silver, silver's got quite a bit out here. 60 cents up, $17.03 an ounce. Light sweet crude, slam the other way down 2 bucks. $51.60 a barrel and notes and bonds. We have some action in the bonds yield today. The whole market's going to be the story. There's no doubt. This notes and bonds folks, this is a great time to be alive. I'll tell you that man. For many reasons. The 10-year note up 28 ticks, 130-21, 30-year. Check it out. 30 years up, 2 full points plus 18 ticks at 163-18. I saw it in the newsletter. Two points, two points. He's got to be right. They're going after all-time highs. My take is that they're going to bust them actually because 1.31 is the 10-year yield. And why don't we pull it up? I mean quite a chart man, right? 1.59. 1.593 the low and quite a trend. We ended August, we ended July, excuse me, with a 2 and we just hit a 1.5 handle. And you're barreling into it. The problem for the bond and note market folks, you're barreling into it. This is not a tippet move. King dollar. King dollar down 157 ticks trade in 97-2. 60 years at 112, yen is at 105 and a half and the pound is out here at 121. Let's get over to our man, Mr. Kevin H. T. D. Maritrade, as we do each and every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. And don't forget folks, I'm telling you man, you better have defined risk out here. And this is a great trading market, as Kevin, Tommy and I were saying yesterday. My take is that these S&Ps are going to bounce. They got slammed really good. And guess what? They need more energy. And my take is this energy is expended right now. It doesn't mean it's going to go lower in the future. But the bottom line, I think we'll get it to bounce here. So every trading day right here, 11 to 12, East and Sand to Time, you want to understand option, option strategies, futures, great program. Kevin H, what's going on? Good morning, Tom. Good morning, Tommy. You're exactly right on two things. Time number one, these are great trading days. And number two, the E-minis, as we speak right now, are bouncing. They're only down a little... 1.2% here.  Right. And now, you know, we're at 2841 on these E-minis. We're hanging in there. In terms of, you know, we're down just over 5%, remember, from the highs now. I think this is a really busy trading area where people are going to consume some deltas here, for sure. You know what's so cool, folks? We're all talking about here.  It gets exhausted, man. So, you know, it is what it is. And trading-wise, though, it's amazing, and then, as Kevin's talking about, when you're talking about the option market, and that's why it's so important to understand those strategies, it's really dynamite. Because, you know, intraday here, these can get skewed a little, right?  That's a leverage, man. Right. What's not making me overly concerned about this market? And what I mean, it's not making me overly concerned, I mean, this is your run-of-the-mill 5% to 7% correction in this market. The VIX is below 22 right now. Yeah. That should be higher. If the fear that some people think is in this market was really there, the VIX would be higher. The risk-off assets, now, the bonds are in their own world, making no mistake. I imagine the volatility in the bond market is crazy. But the overall S&P 500 they're all sitting right around 22 in the VIX. That's a good, healthy level, especially for early August, but it's not anything that's going to, it's not 40 or 50. So there's not overall fear in this market. And, you know, remember at the end of the day, Jerome Powell's probably making a new decision on interest rates. And that new decision, it's not up, it's lower. And lower interest rates make stocks more attractive. So eventually, the fundamentals will come back into this market and people will start nibbling on stocks here. When that'll happen, well, we'll see. That's the million-dollar question. Yeah, no, there's no doubt. And you know what's so intriguing, Kevin, I was thinking yesterday, I was talking about it on the air actually, that the growth is forcing, meaning the bond market just in general is almost forcing the rates down because it's like, oh my God. I mean, they just keep buying, buying, buying. It's like, okay, well, we've already moved that level. And I mean, I understand the difference in the Fed fund future. That has to do folks with commercial loans, not the housing market. But, you know, the 10-year has to do with the housing market, which is a monster market. You know what I mean? And you saw the mortgage gap this morning, Tom. 12% increase in refinance. Right. So there's the overall effect of what interest rates are doing.  If you thought it was good at 2%, if you thought it was good at 1.7, how about 1.5, man? Yeah. And I think, Tommy, you just hit a good number there. I think 1.5% on the 10-year is something that next kind of a psychological number. Two was a big psychological number. It continued to evolve here and it looks like we're heading towards 1.5 and then some people will make some more decisions. Yeah. It's a tough one, man. Hey, so Disney, you know, it looks like Disney has some problems with their, you know, the Star Wars deal and it's rejected lower price here. Started out at $132, but you're $134.60. You know what? Here's my take on Disney. There was never a quarter where they were able to lump every single issue and put it out there. And I think the fact that they came out with this price of $12.99 for their bundle of all their services, I think that should scare the heck out of Netflix. I agree too. Yeah. The portfolio that Disney has and what they can offer in terms of Hulu, Disney Plus, ESPN, and this looks like they are setting themselves up to be the winner. Oh, that's amazing. You're going to get ESPN too? Yeah. ESPN Plus is part of that. Oh, those cable companies are toast. Oh, my God, because ESPN was... Wow, man, that's amazing. So ESPN Plus, Disney Plus, yeah. So in terms of Disney stock, sure, this was an expensive merger with Fox and it looks like some of the Fox assets didn't make as much money as they thought. And over they get some paralysis in some of their growth and profitability, but Disney is going to absorb all these units and make them better. I think Disney is an extremely attractive stock going forward. Once the dust settles on this, on all the chains that they're making to that company. Yeah. Direct competitor right away. Now, Hulu, I believe, is ad-supported or they have ads in there, so they get maybe the best of both and it's amazing, man. Direct competitor right out of the gate. If not even offering any more money. If I remember the breakdown of cables, they would get... The cables would pay more money for ESPN than the $13 altogether. That was the number one part of your build with ESPN. Folks, right here, 45 minutes from now, outstanding program. Kevin, S&Ps are only down to 28. It's a beautiful thing, brother. Have a great day, guys. See you next time. Peace is essential to successful trading in today's market. You also gain access to the webinar that Steve Dahl and Tom O'Brien just hosted. The best way to use the TAS Profile scanner to profit. 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Because I was remarking how it was that we jumped all the way to 26,000. Well you might not have got here when you were doing the update. It was earlier. Because it's the low that I'm talking about when the announcement of China being labeled a manipulator came out right afterwards. Dow goes about 25,000 by the you open Tuesday we were at about 26,000 and now we're about 300 points off there. Deviant markets. They're beautiful. Totally. Let's go to our man Jim in Palm Harbor. What's going on brother? Hey, how you guys doing today? We're doing great yourself. Oh I'm doing wonderful. Great to hear from you man. Yeah I'm watching every day you know I don't think I'm going anywhere. We appreciate that. We want to hear that voice though. He's always excited to hear from you Jim. Funny this is what ended up happening. And you know we have you on the promo right? Send me stuff. I haven't heard this voice for a while man. There you go. I was hoping you still were. I figured you were.  I mean you know even it is what it is. You know what I mean? So what are we going to look at today? I get a lot of comments on my East Tennessee Hillbilly accent. I freaking love it man. I think it's awesome man. Totally. Well I was calling because I finally bought gold and gold miners. I had never bought any gold because I wasn't sure about how it really operates. A couple weeks ago I bought GDX and GLD and I'm up 6% and 5% GDX first GLD second. Except I don't know much about gold and miners versus just the gold itself and everything. I'm just curious what you can tell me about it. That's a great question. The first thing I got to tell you is that it's great when it's going up Jim and it's howling a handbag when they're going down. So this isn't I used to more stable equities I'd say for what you're calling. Because it's like yeah we've been gangbusters right now but I really want you to wrap your head around that in both cases my take is that gold, gold money equities are tradable and you better make sure that when they get extended that you back down off of them and take money off the table. Because I've seen so picture I've had the gold report so long and I've got a lot of money and I've seen people have the whole run and make no money because they think that gold is going to continue to go up and up and up forever. So it's not like buying like a Facebook or an Amazon, it's just not. It's a commodity. If you said you buy Amazon in 10 years you're going to be golden no matter what. But where was gold in 1900? Just really what you're saying. And then you hung out at 12 and the first thing is train yourself that it's a tradable vehicle. So that being said in both cases 20 to 30 in the GDX So what we have here though in the GDX we have an ABC structure on the way up so your B point here is 2841 your A is 2453 almost $4 So that gives you like we're getting close to about 30 and we just hit 30 and now what you have is that you've hit a price projection. Now I suspect that what we're going to have is this is that we'll pull this back a bit 2016 is what these guys are going after right now so the 2016 high is 3179 So we're getting close to that you know so what and you'll hear it here too because I own enough of this right now that as it gets up to this level and if the volume starts dying and now I'm going to go to the gold contract because the gold contract is on an ABC structure on the way up a confirmed one I expect we're going to get it hit it's approximately 1500 to 80 to 1500 and $85 that's your price projection so the way that I look at that is that I'm going to get as close to that as possible and then what you'll see is that you're going to see if this is going to pull back at that point you're going to see the volume die in the vine it's going to go test it it's going to die in the vine and then simultaneously what I'd be watching is I watch those bonds and they're going to watch the dollar you see what I'm saying because if you can put like those vehicles together it's helpful bringing the probability up that I think it's time to take some money off the table and then what you can't do is say oh it just went $50 $50 higher and guess what because I can tell you this we got in gold the first run I got in gold at $282 and we get out at $1750 and guess what yeah it did go a couple hundred dollars more but guess what the money was already made and then it got destroyed do you know what I mean so you're never going to get the full extent because gold is it extends itself on the way up and extends itself on the way down on the GLD that that price projection probably is let's see well let me do it this way first first I want to see now see the GLD what you have to also do is because I believe it's seven tenths of one percent it's four tenths of one percent fees every year so well this is intense man the GLD broke too yeah you know what I mean by this Jim the GLD broke the consolidation that's saying the GLD also wants to go up to $174 and right now you're at $142 I guess the the biggest thing here is that how we get into these higher prices then you got to figure out okay am I going to take a pullback the problem now I've taken both I've taken pullbacks and not taken pullbacks the problem with taking a pullback is you never know how long it's going to pull back we just went from 11 inch to 1500 percentage wise 35% so I can tell you this what you will see is that you're going to see some of these equities go exponential because when you get up to a price of like 1500 these equities these gold equities really stop making money hand over fist you know because of the the aspect of what does it cost them to take gold out of the ground a lot of them are like 12-1250 so 1500 is a different ballgame so my advice is keep a tight leash on it that's what it really comes down to do you know what I mean right okay well um it's been fun to watch it like I said I've never bought any gold before and I really I know it can be a little bit risky but it looks like with all that's going on in the world and all the negativity and you know what might happen in Hong Kong and all these different negatives that a lot of people are buying gold I just saw where China about 10 tons of gold in just the last month or something I would without seeing me too bullish my take is that yeah we're actually going to the highs so I'd hang tough for a while you know what I mean because and it has to do with those notes and bonds if it's costing people money to put money in the bank you know that is a fundamental real good reason thanks so much Jim take care man thank you hi folks Tom O'Brien here if you'd like to get my daily newsletter Market Insights then now is a great time to sign up for a 30 day free trial every morning by 9 30 I send out my morning letter to subscribers with market commentary on a variety of markets, currencies and commodities to keep investors up to date on the day's trading action 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that's alright, Dow is down 374 oil, oil that's right so a little bit of a surprise here we have a build of 2.3 million barrels estimate was for a decline of 2.7 we'll jump back to those numbers in a moment but let's jump over where are we at boom, market going down man, now you know we're looking for a draw, we have a surplus API was a draw last night big supply, 2.5 so we got a surplus and EIA and boom, we might see a 50 handle on oil which is remarkable man, you back this up, I said Tuesday morning 55 were above we're about to be below 51 that's a $4 move in just over 24 hours and the volatility in this market and in particular that oil market you can get a 2 or 3 dollar move today with a big surprise like that coming off that with everything else happening and just to wrap up some of those numbers a build of 4.4, estimate was a decline of 1.2 that's expensive gasoline, unleaded number 2 bring it on, distillate 1.5, estimate was 450 and it looks like pad 3 was a big part of that right, 5.5 million barrel because Cushing actually had a decline and they got refinery crude inputs, refineries going up even with gasoline being out there maybe that's part of the contribution in terms of refinery crude inputs refinery production it happens, action all over the place let's go to our man Carlos Carlos, what's going on brother hey, how are you Tony morning Carlos I'm doing very well, thank you thank you very much for asking that's good news yes, and everything it's working very good with this decision I have in nuggets and health and money and so it's nice yeah, so if we talk he wants to take a look at nuggets so nugget folks is the direction daily gold miners bull, three times levered ETF this is trading $40.34 so I know you've done these, you've traded these a lot this is quite a run yes and that's one of my concerns Tom, I was looking at the weekend chart yeah, and I see some stronger systems around let's say chart I have a self-decision on 45, near 45 45, okay but I'm really finding my expectations are a little higher so I'm your opinion and see what I can do if I can catch the slower so I can catch them in my name yeah, so like today, okay so today at 41.90 you got an ABC up so the real question is that ABC up on this one is 36.68 24 so let's just call it 12 okay, well call it 11 stay conservative that gets us to 39 yeah see right now Carlos is that your ABC structure is approximately 40 okay, we hit 41.90 on this particular vehicle right here so we go ahead oh no, I was just going to point out that it was just at 28 we just went to 42, that's exactly a 50% run in 5 days, 5 days 50% so what I would do just as even I would take a look at this by the end of today and maybe not stay in this for the same reason you say the market could have a pull because also and Carlos knows this but I want to explain this to everyone else folks what happens with the Leopard ETF is that you have to be totally aware that when you're at 40.22 which we are and let's say that just tomorrow you get a pull back in gold right well this here can open down 7 points in a heartbeat sure and because you got to remember something it's 300 off a higher number so that is what's crucial when these things go up to really get your head wrapped around that see it's really cool when these things are down at 12 or 13 and 15 they take a longer time to move when they're up at 40 you got to remember it's a percentage of the number and that's a triple percentage you really start to know you move up 5% right but then when you move back down 5% you're going to be back below where you started from exactly when you multiply the 5 times 3 as you know it's a 15% move off a bigger number you actually end up below where you're at so that's where you can really when it has that huge pull back off higher prices so you just got to be aware of that and it can benefit you on the same way though because if it keeps going it's now a 5% on the same way it can open up 10 tomorrow what I would do Carlos is this that trades off the GDX when Jim was talking about the GDX which closed out and if the GDX closed out right where we were right now only up 81 cents I'd sell a nugget the reason being is that that is saying okay the GDX tomorrow could get down to 28 in a heartbeat but if the GDX now starts climbing up and you're at the highs of the session well then I wouldn't sell it because of the fact that it's a good run but also is that a very good run and I remember when I told you it was making lows and you had a little pain about buying at the time so I went heavy on it and this time I think it's time for me to take some money out yes I want to make a point about me I think over the time you've been with TFM you've been so much better and improving every single day I'm very proud of you and I'm very proud of you too Carlos I appreciate it I want to thank you for everything you've done and keep the good work going we appreciate it and it's the truth but I get that feedback that you're doing an amazing job I do, no big time it's freaking awesome I love it I'm very proud of a very young person like you doing such a great work you're awesome man and I want to take more of your time you've never taken our time we love it, you kid me man I didn't even close have a great one Carlos thank you so much for everything guys and we'll talk to you later awesome take care thanks Carlos oh so oil, let's go back to oil for a second where are we at? all right 51, stabilized off that first move these are 5 minute bars we're looking at but quite a drop, man 52-30 and we're down to, is that a dollar? that's a dollar, man this chart is so big that that chart didn't look dramatic and that is 52-30 down to 51-15 there you go, my goodness okay with three for three, let's go to our man Frank, what's going on brother? hey, how are you down there? good man, yourself? good, very good it's been a beautiful summer up here in New England oh, I bet, awesome all those rocks 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don't forget you can listen to TFNN live on your mobile device 24 hours per day go to TFNN.com then hit watch Tiger TV that's TFNN.com then hit watch Tiger TV for the latest market information welcome back folks Dow, Dow is down 302 Nasdaq's of 20 S&Ps are up 15 and a half let's go over to our mam on Wednesday at 40 past the hour and don't forget folks you can catch up with Teddy every trading day at 4x-trading-unlocked.com that's 4x-trading-unlocked.com Teddy cakes that let's go on I mean everything's going on in your business man and our business and the currency business where are all these black swans where are we flying to man well we have the central bank reactions remember we had two weeks we had a central bank meetings that crescendoed last week with our US Fed cutting the rate of quarter point I think that your viewers should definitely anyone that's definitely trading the currency should take in account that when they did cut the quarter point the expectations were upwards of a half point for the end of the year and they made a remark after they cut the rates that they are done you know so that's a variable I think that all your currency traders can take into account and we'll get into that in a couple of minutes why that's important so what we had today the Royal Bank of New Zealand cut the rate the Royal Bank of Australia did not cut the rate and that was a surprise to me because after the Fed started we had two weeks of meetings nobody did anything they were hanging on the Fed the Fed cut the rate and then we started to see a little bit of QE stuff come out of Europe and now we've had the two central banks that have one made a cut and one has not I'm surprised that the Australian bank did not but I think that's because of what the Chinese did with the Wan over the past couple of days which you know how they fix everything with their currency but that has a big impact on the Australian and the New Zealand dollar okay okay it's been quite a you know I mean currencies I mean you've been in this market for a long time I've found more than anything is that when you get the currency moves man it can dislocate a lot of markets man and that's something that we don't have in certain markets like right now the pound in the wake of all this stuff that's happened pound has been going basically sideways since the Fed meeting last week where other currencies have started to move around and they either continue to break or they bounce the pound ironically hasn't moved now the one thing I think that you guys need to look at is the yen ok and this is what's key our Federal Reserve said they're not cutting rates again for a while it's off the table don't even think about it you know so we know that's gone for the next few meetings the Bank of Japan over two weeks ago before all this started said we're not doing anything we don't care what central bank does whatever we're not doing a thing we're not budging we're not reacting we're not doing a thing so as a interest rate variable for all the currency crosses out there what do we have we have transparency in the US dollar yet they're not touching the interest rates so that will not affect that trade for the next couple months so I think that's kind of going to help the end stay strong in the dollar week against that you know in that currency relationship no matter what the dollar does yeah it looks like that yen wants to go to 99 man I mean you break that 104 and there's not much there to 99 right I think any rally is a rally to sell in the end I'd be very comfortable buying that market I would look for opportunities to sell it yeah now talk to us about I know you you you gonna have a you have a digital book on Amazon is that right yes I have the book high probable Japanese candlestick patterns which I wrote a little over three years ago and for the next five days anyone that goes on Amazon or you can go on my website and at the bottom of the home page there's a picture of the book 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okay that the pound because of what's going on with Brexit and the new leadership I think that they're starting to diverge from the index meaning they're flat versus the dollar yeah I think that the dollar does have a chance to get a little bit of weakness but not much I think that the bull is there it just really it's hard to even no matter whether our president or a Fed wants to have a lower dollar it's not happening unless we have some major major strength in other currencies but with their Fed action with their central bank actions to come I see that they're it's just gonna balance out so the bulls are gonna be there so what Teddy's saying there folks yeah it can be a run to the bottom but even a run to the bottom that the dollar's gonna be a strongest of all the fiat currencies as we go to lower price right yeah except for the yen I think that the yen has a good shot you know and then if God forbid they come up with a Brexit something or other and even some positive numbers in the UK maybe get a bounce in the pound but if you look at the euro they came out this is something also any euro US dollar trader their production numbers were horrible a couple weeks ago they came out with another production orders on number this morning and it was just devastating absolutely devastating yeah so there's any coming anytime soon right and that's interesting though I mean because it's like you get deviance meaning the production numbers are down but yet the euro didn't get smoked you know I mean I know that's not strong but you know that's something that is kind of intriguing itself and then of course you know I mean gold you know basically people are believing they're believing man it's a bull it's a bull there's no doubt about that absolutely that's another reason I think the dollar is going to remain strong is as long as gold is strong it's hard to break the dollar you know yeah that's interesting man because if the dollar does break go really go to the moon you know I mean it's intriguing that the gold can be so strong with the dollar strong you know I mean oil is getting toasted man we got plenty of oil that's for sure it's going to be inexpensive of a gasoline coming this weekend two dollar gas bring it on listen folks the way you see Teddy trading day you go to forex-trading-unlock.com it's forex-trading-unlock don't forget go right down to the very end check out this book Teddy you have a great week safe week always a pleasure man look forward to the next week stay right there folks coming back with Frank from Gloucester we're going to be talking Royal Gold come right back I'm certain you are or strive to be one of the best of the best at everything you do in life trade and 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 I'm Steve Rhodes author of Mastering Probability and for 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from Plymouth now the good news is that he wanted dust so we get three which is a triple bam we needed that thank you Tom we needed that call man so Frankie you know there's a couple of different ways to do this this is a tough one meaning on the ABC structure in the way up so the way I looked at this first is that it had like a 158 to 175 handle and the reason is this is that when it broke out of its consolidation this was the first one to break out of the consolidation right normally what you do you take the top of that consolidation which is $100.84 right and you take the bottom which is 25 and you know you add on 75 bucks there's 175 right so then if we get closer I mean that sounded insane at the time but guess what you know it's already gone up 25 bucks so then when you get closer what ends up happening is that I'm gonna put this on three years and then I'm gonna put it on a daily I'm gonna put it on a year daily when you get closer oops what ends up happening I gotta do this quick sorry about this there we go when we get closer you know what ends up happening is that okay was the ABC like right here on the daily which is where's the date there that is the 15th of July 15th of July and then we took it out on the 17th on the 17th and if that's the case then you got your B.111 your A there is 90 once you get 20 bucks which gets you to 128 you know what I mean okay it's the strongest gold stock there is though there's no doubt about that so but as to a clean ABC it's really not there you know what I mean yeah I know I could see that that's why I called it it's just a rocket ship man great pleasure great here thanks Frank thank you sir stand right there folks fast market coming up next thanks man go get them folks


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In Canada language, are they also considered ridiculously nice people like the Canada people here? Uh-huh. In case you didn't know that. The Canadians are super nice.  Ashley. Rick. And you can follow us on Instagram and Twitter for more juicy content. Yeah.  And thank you all so much for watching, follow us on Facebook and Twitter account. We're reacting to a Canada trailer. Canada. We have not done a lot of these. True. I think it was KGF Canada. It could have been. You can let me know in the comments. It was three languages. Yeah. But yes, I believe it was. Right? I believe it was. Was Hindi? Uh-huh. But yes, this is called... Ulidavari. A lot of these that you didn't like Jerry Lewis. Ulidavari. Uh-huh. Kundante. And uh... Rakshat Shetty. Kishore. And Akut Kumar. And Tara. Or Tara. Or Tara. You don't know. You don't know. But it made me think of it. You don't know. I have a cousin named Tara who I haven't seen in years. Tara if you're out there. So do I. No idea what it's about. It's a trailer. It's a Canada trailer. Right. Which we haven't done a lot. You pronouncing it. Here we go. I screwed it up on the 500K video and called it Canada like the country.  Here we go. I pronounced Tamil. Like wow I'm so interested in this. It was so cool. So off the bat please let us know how this was because that looked awesome. I want to look up the synopsis and who's involved and everything like that. All kinds of different styles. It was like Robert Rodriguez and then it was like Scorsese in a couple of spots. And then it was like how are you doing there? Great. You shouldn't have schnapps before you come on the channel. Wasn't schnapps it was scotch. Anyway it was so cool. Yeah it was awesome. So like one of the score was really really good. Really really really good. It had bits and pieces of Mission Impossible theme-ish. Not that it was Mission Impossible. I feel like I need to clarify that every time. But it had some of those moments in there like you think it's going to be like almost a spy-ish. But then it wasn't. Then it was all of that stuff that was like 300. Thank you. Thank you everybody. Thank you. Goodbye. Goodbye. I'm trying to figure out maybe it was Baby Driver. I don't know if y'all saw that. Heck yeah. Love Baby Driver. Did it when he was racing. Did it go into almost cartoonish? No it never did. Like the drawing? The shots? No it never did. Maybe I'm thinking of a different film. Rodriguez did that in a couple of his films. Maybe I'm thinking of a different one but like when they went into action times sometimes they would go into almost comic books.  Right. Which was really really cool. Super interesting concept. Great trailer. That was a fantastic trailer. Even the ending with the little thing with them all coming out. Right? The one time. Yeah. Very cool. A lot of cool plot points. And it looks like it just gets weird. What was with the cats? I don't know. I'm dancing with all the cats. Read this one. Canada language. Neon noir. Got that. Crime drama anthology. Note. In the lead role is the writer and debutante director of the film. The film involves an anthology of five stories connected to an incident of a person's murder with each character narrating it in his own perspective. That's so cool. So it's five different perspectives of the same event. That's cool. Yeah. That is super cool. It reminds me of something I just can't remember what it was. And obviously it's so original. Canada. So original. Let's see what their synopsis says real quick. Go ahead after me. Journalist sets out to uncover the truth behind the incident through the perspectives of different people unraveling how they and their lives are intertwined with it. Came out in 2014, which looked really good for being that all look like more recent, didn't it? Yeah. That's only five years ago. The director. I don't think we've seen him. Yeah, we have. Because it's the star. Yeah. I don't see anything that I recognize that we've seen him in. Let me see here. I thought I recognized him. No, I don't think we've ever seen him in anything. Never. He must have come to me in a dream. But man, that looked the bald monkeys in butter. Whoa. That looked awesome. And it was quite interesting how they did. Obviously the main story, maybe not the main story, but the guy with the gun came out with the Tony Montana. Yeah. What was that? Oh my goodness. Maybe he's like almost the comedic relief aspect. Or the thing, yeah. He's got to have a moment where he says, Say hello to my little friend. You don't know what Tony Montana is. Where? Where have you been living? In a hole. But then they had the whole love story aspect as well. But he was forced to join a war. What war? There's no way. Well, it could be like a gag war. The other thing, I'm glad I'm remembering this, as I was watching it, aside from the uniqueness, but man, so many times I am impressed with the intelligence quotient of the cinematographers and the directors. Yeah. The work of cinematography that we have seen come out of India is some of the most, they know their stuff from all of the film industries of India. I mean, I have been deeply, deeply impressed with some, especially some of the ones that are not from Bollywood slash Hindi that are from lesser known industries that we've never even heard of until we started doing this channel. Yeah. And I watched some Oscar level visuals, just in the framing of shots, the symmetry of shots, the beauty of understanding the art form and mastering it. This had some of those shots in there.  Yeah. Just gorgeous. It's quite impressive. Very impressive. A lot of the, especially the South Indian ones that we've seen, whatever language they're in, they're very similar to Vachal Bardwash, like cinematography-wise, like dark and beautiful a lot of times. Wouldn't you agree? No, I would. The only reason I was hesitating with that is because so much of what we've seen of his stuff is so gritty. Yeah. Almost handheld gritty. Yeah. There's a lot of time I see visuals in here that they're not, they're not Sanjay, but they have a... It's like a gear mode dark beauty. Like hyper realistic dark beauty. Hyper realistic dark beauty. Yeah. Where you know a lot of time was spent to set up the shot. Yeah. Vachal, I know he does that, but I also get the feeling, and I love us about him, I get the feeling that he just does stuff on the fly, that he'll have a vision for something and then while he's on set, he goes, I want to do it this way, let's go. Let's set this up over here. We've got this light right now. I want to catch this right now. Whereas, and they're, I'm not saying one's better than the other. It's just different. Yeah. The aesthetic hits me where, like when you watch Sanjay, it's like, okay, that five second shot took all day to set it up and shoot it. And I get the same thing from some of these shots that even the symmetry, that one shot, when you go back, if you look at this trailer again, when he's sitting on the beach and it's the back shot of him and the girl, the symmetry of that shot, the space between the top of frame and the bottom of frame and the shoreline and then the horizon above it, it's just mathematically and the juxtaposition of her and him and how that sits, it's just beautiful cinematography. Yeah. Please let us know how this is. I'm hoping it is as good as it looks. Yeah. What other Canada? Is it pronounced Canada or Canada? Do you know Ash? No, I don't know. I thought it was Canada. Like it's pronounced no different than the country. Well, we pronounce a bunch of stuff wrong. No kidding. Like Punjabi and... Sorry about it. Well, we used to say a Shwari-A-Rai and it's a Shwari-A-Rai. And it's technically, we've been saying Amitabh Bakchan and apparently it's Amitabh Bakchan. Yeah. Yeah. Well, it was like not Ranvir, Ranvir, and it wasn't Up-Matime-Aiga. It's Up-Matime-Aiga. Did you know this? Well, we were also pronounced... I don't know if you've seen the recent videos, but we were pronounced Punjabi wrong. Yeah, I know. But you know what we nail? Every time we... It's Punjab. Well, you know what we nail? Every time we say it. Not Punjab. Swades. Oh, yeah.


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Dodgers Marlins over the weekend. Home plate ump, Chad Fairchild tosses out a Marlin and a Dodger in this one. Trevor Bauer has struck out four in a row at this point. Three in the first.  Two seamers, beautiful change up. Fastball, Bauer's hitting him with everything. That one goes right to left to move him off the plate. That one goes left to right to take advantage of moving him off the plate. Look at that pitch. It's nasty. Now the hitting coach for Miami, he didn't like it. He didn't think that should be a strike when he thought one earlier was the same.  That's what he says. He's good enough. He doesn't need your help. Okay, this guy wants me to keep him on the plate. Yeah, he said keep him on the plate. Just jot that down real quick. Then Turner comes up. Now we're bottom four Dodgers. Turner safe, Muncie pokes that one right up the middle. He gets the first base. Yes, he's safe. And then three, two pitch walks the bases loaded tie game in the fourth. Then he walks in another run and Matt Beatty comes up and he says, dude, that was an easy RBI. I want to get a walk. I'll take an RBI walk. That sounds like a lot of fun. So he steps into the box, glasses on, getting ready. And Don Madden's like, no, we're gonna change the pitcher. We don't want the RBI walk. New pitcher comes in. That is called a ball. That is a strike. Now this next pitch starts it. Cause no, not that one. My bad. This next pitch. That's called a strike. And Beatty doesn't like that because he thinks it's pretty similar to the first pitch he saw. And here's both of them overlaid. And that's kind of where they are. The one on top was called a strike. The one on the left was called a ball. So they're different. But he thinks, you know, hey, pretty similar pitches. You called one a ball, one a strike. And then the um calls the outside pitch a strike. And Beatty doesn't like that at all because now he's getting the inside and he's getting the outside. And he just turns to him and he says, so bad. And the um ejects him out of the game. Bam. Now if he said, you're so bad, you're so bad. If that was that, if he said, you're so bad. That's a personal insult. And umpires like per the rules can eject people for personal attacks. If he said, that's so bad. Then I don't know. That's a really incredibly bad quick hook. He probably said, you're so bad. I don't know. Hey, Roberts is mad. What's going on here? Chad, hey, that's too quick of a call right there. And he's like, well, I don't care what he said. He's like, well, he said I was a really bad umpire, hurt my feelings. He's like, Chad, you miss, you miss calls like that all the time and keep people are allowed to tell you that they're bad. And Beatty's like, well, what the heck, man? That was nothing. Bauer comes up to him and he says, what'd you say? I told him he was bad. Bauer says, yeah, I can't be saying that to umps these days.  And he was like, oh, I did. I told him that he was bad. And they're like, well, what did he say? Well, he said, you're gone. So I'm gone. Kershaw's laughing. He likes it. So Beatty got ejected. And that's about all of that. Oh, on the next play, we had a shoe come loose. Tries to turn the double play, shoe comes loose. Birdie tries to turn the double play, shoe comes loose. Says, okay, okay, okay, okay. I'll just settle for one. Geez, shout out to that shoe.