Welcome back to the Trade Hacker Mindset. In this episode, I want to talk about how we don't trade. Trading the markets can be difficult to master and seemingly just out of reach. Professional traders have a secret.  It requires the Trade Hacker Mindset. All right, so let's jump into this topic of how we don't trade. And what do I mean by that? I want to talk about some things, some factors in the marketplace, in the environment, in life that we do not use. We do not factor in to our trading. And so what do I mean by that? You know, one of the things that we always say at navigation trading is that we trade based on statistics and probabilities, not hype, not emotion, not the latest trend, not tweets from our president, not tweets from Elon Musk. You know, we trade based on statistics and probabilities. I had a member in the community the other day make a post and we were going back and forth and I'm not saying anything negative about what this individual is saying. But the conversation went something like, hey, you know, it would be really nice if when you post your alerts, you would post more commentary around the reason that you took the trade. And he listed all these things like potential political impact and economic reports, seasonal factors, political landscape, trade wars, pandemic, FDA approvals. And my answer was, we don't factor any of that into our trades. And after that, he didn't really respond.   And with the way that we trade with our methodology, it's strictly based on statistics and probabilities. The only thing that we use to factor to get in or out of a trade is in our core income portfolio, we look at implied volatility, right? Implied volatility and we look at price action. When we're day trading, we look at two things. We look at price action and we look at volume, which helps us with the velocity of a move. That's it. Okay. We don't look at anything else. We don't look at news. We don't look at the pandemic. We don't look at the fundamentals of a company. We don't look at, we don't use technical analysis. We don't use indicators. We use some different like previous day in our day trading. We use the previous days, high, low, open, close. We use, you know, some pivot points, which is just kind of the average prices, but we use them differently. I think than a lot of people. We use them just more as a reference, not necessarily as a indicator of here's where you get in, here's where you get out kind of a scenario. And the reason is, is because all of that stuff is already built in to the price. Okay. If they're talking about it on CNBC, if you are reading about it in the Wall Street Journal, guess who else knows about it? Everybody. I mean everybody. Every trader in the world knows about it, right? So there's no edge to thinking that you know more information. Now, of course, if you're the CEO of a publicly traded company, you have a little bit more inside information, but that's why you can't trade specific ways because it's illegal. It's called insider trading. If you are not an insider, then everything that you know, everything that everyone knows is reflected in the current price of that stock or the current price of that investment. And we call that the efficient market theory, right? That everything known is already priced in. Now, does that mean you can't make an assumption? Does that mean you can't take a, have an opinion about what you think might happen based on certain factors? No, of course not. You, you can, you can absolutely do that as long as you're being strategic with the way that you position it. As long as you're also factoring in implied volatility and putting the probabilities on your side and, and, and all the things that we teach and using the strategies that we talk about in our courses. So I don't want to, I'm trying not to tell you conflicting information because it's okay to have an assumption. It's okay to have a directional assumption based on certain things, but I'm saying we don't use these facts. You know, it doesn't matter.  They're not going to give you any more edge than the actual strategy that you're using.  And so technically you should be able to capitalize on that if you were, if it was legal to trade. But I will also tell you this, and this is, this is something that I had multiple over the years. I've had multiple conversations with insiders. And here's what's interesting is even the insiders who have the inside information don't always necessarily know what the stock is going to do. In fact, I would argue that they have just as good of a shot as any retail trader who doesn't have that inside information. And here's why I say that. Here's, here's one example. Okay. So one example is I was talking to Tom Sosnoff who runs tasty trade. Okay. Now, whether you like Tom or, you know, who knows if, how profitable of a trader he even is the bottom line is he's, he's got a lot of experience, right? And he's been trading a long time. He traded on the floor of the CBO, the Chicago Board of Options. He obviously trades every day. He runs tasty trade. He also built Thinkorswim, which eventually went public. Thinkorswim was a public company before they got acquired by TD Ameritrade. And so he was the CEO of this publicly traded company. And one thing that he told me was, as the CEO of this publicly traded stock, he said, I was the one who gave the earnings announcements, the quarterly earnings calls. That was, I was the one who did that. And I would try to, and there's a, there's a group of them and he said, we would try to predict what the stock would do after our earnings announcements. Now keep in mind, they knew what their numbers were. They knew all the sales and revenue and I mean everything, right? They were the ones giving the report before the numbers actually became public. And he said it was, it was less than 50, 50 of the times that he was right about what the stock would do after the earnings announcement. This is the CEO. This is the guy who knows everything about the company. This is someone who's also been a trader his entire life and he didn't know what the stock was going to do and he had all the inside information. So if that doesn't paint a picture for you about what you think you know and what you think is going to happen to a stock based on what you think you know as a retail trader, then that should just prove a point right there. Here's another example. So I have an acquaintance. I wouldn't call him a friend, but I have an acquaintance who was involved in the telecom industry. Okay. And he wasn't necessarily an insider. He, he was a consultant for a tele, for a publicly traded telecom company. And I was, I was talking to him one day and he said, you know, this, this telecom company that I'm a consultant for, he said they're getting ready to announce earnings after the bell today. And I know what their revenue was. He said, I went out and I bought. Now, I don't know that this was legal or, or what his legal restrictions were around this, but he said he knew what the numbers were. And he, so he knew in his mind, he knew that it was just going to be blowout earnings that the stock was going to shoot up. And so he said, I just went out and I bought. He told me like so many thousand of out of the money call options. And first of all, as navigation traders, you all know buying calls before an earnings announcement, buying out of the money calls before an earnings announcement is probably not a good idea. And we know that because we know that implied volatility gets crushed and it would have to make a massive move way outside the expected move to, uh, to benefit from that. So this individual didn't really understand that. And I, I tried to explain to him, you know that the implied volatility is going to get crushed after the earnings announcement. He's kind of like, well, what does that have to do with anything? I bought calls. If it goes up, I'll make money. Didn't quite understand things. Bottom line was long story short is the stock went up a couple bucks, but certainly not up as much as he thought it would. And he lost thousands and thousands of dollars. I mean, it was a six figure amount. And so, you know, that's, that's another example of somebody who thought they knew what was going to happen because they actually knew the inside numbers and it still didn't do what they thought it was going to do. So, you know, these are just a couple examples of why we don't use news or why we don't use, you know, economic reports or FDA approvals. I mean, think about FDA approvals. I mean, if you are an insider of a pharmaceutical company and you know that something's about to get approved and the public doesn't know, I would say there's probably a pretty good chance that you might have, you might have an edge there. But there's still a lot of factors that could happen that you don't know about. But if you as a retail trader are betting on an FDA approval that's going to make this drug get approved, that's going to make this stock shoot up of a pharmaceutical company, well, that's just, that's just simply a bet. So, if you want to make a bet, if you want to take a small position size and be strategic around it, that's fine. But if you're using that as your core strategy, then I would, I would say you will not be successful over the long run. You might get lucky, you might hit some, but you're also going to lose on a lot. And so we're all about trying to build consistent income, not try to hit a home run every now and then. We're all about hitting singles and doubles and building consistent income using statistics and probabilities, not trying to guess on FDA approvals or economic reports. Another example, speaking of economic reports, just recently, so at the time of this recording, it is, what's the date today? Today is Friday, May 14th. Okay, so last week, last Friday, so a week ago, there's the jobs report numbers, the job numbers came out. And the expectation was that there was going to be a million new jobs created over that period. And the number came out at like 200,000, so well under expectations. And of course, we're, you know, we're coming out of this pandemic, we're coming out of this huge unemployment rate and it's getting better. But you know, there's this, there's this expectation from the analysts, the average expectation was that there's going to be a million jobs created. Well, the numbers announced and it was 200,000. So 800,000, it was the biggest miss in a jobs expectation report that I can recall. And so what do you think happened to the market when that when that number came out? Well, the expectation, if I knew those numbers ahead of time, my expectation would have been that the market would tank, right, that the market overall would go down. But that's not what happened. What happened was the exact opposite. The market ripped higher, the S&P ripped higher, the Nasdaq ripped higher, the Dow, the Russell, they all just absolutely exploded to the upside. And so if you're if you're trading and you think you have the inside information of that it's going to be a lower than expected jobs report in there, the analysts are way overestimating and you go into it selling future short buy inputs and all this stuff. And you're just going to get you're just going to get crushed in a situation like that. So again, there's nothing wrong with taking assumption. There's nothing wrong with taking a small position if it's a small position in your overall core portfolio. But that's not a strategy. That's not a strategy is not trying to guess what a stocks or what the market is going to do based on an economic report. You know, the other thing that that was brought up as a comment was seasonal factors. There's a lot of people who sell systems around seasonal factors or there used to be at least. I can't remember the guy's name, but he was a big seller of a system around seasonal factors. I can't remember what his name was now. This is 20 years ago, but seasonal factors. So it's like, OK, if if seasonality is really a thing, then why wouldn't everybody just jump in at the right time on that market? So let's say like oil, for example, you know, there used to be this notion. Well, during the summer, people travel more. So therefore, the price of gasoline would go up. Therefore, the price of oil would go up. So why? So why not just buy oil? Why not just buy gasoline futures in May and write it up all summer and then sell them in September? Why? Because it doesn't work. There is no seasonality, you know, or, you know, with soybeans and wheat and grains. I mean, weather changes constantly, even if these meteorologists can think they can predict the weather, you're not going to have an edge in in making wagers on soybeans, corn and wheat. You know, I know one of the largest corn farmers in the state of Missouri and they trade futures and options on corn primarily to hedge their own crops and they do some speculation too because they, you know, they are ingrained in that market and they've done pretty well.   That's all they do. It's still very difficult. There's no, there's no seasonality. There's no edge. I've had lengthy conversations with this individual about the seasonality aspect of trying to speculate on the price of corn based on this and it just doesn't exist. And so I'm not, I'm not saying all this from a perspective of, oh, I think I know, you know, I know this better than you and I'm not trying to say this in a condescending way is if I know this and if you think that way you're stupid, I'm not saying that in any way at all. But what I'm saying is if it's known, if you know about it, it's already priced in. Okay. And if you can have that mindset when you're trading, it's going to make you a better trader because then you can still take these assumptions, you can still take these directional assumptions on these trades, but it's going to allow you to understand that you need to keep it as a small position size in the, in your overall portfolio instead of thinking that you can actually make a strategy that you're going to consistently win using that. Okay. So hopefully that makes sense. One more example, I mean, think about the pandemic that we just all went through, right? In March, so it was a little over a year ago in March of 2020, the market got slammed, markets down, you know, 30, 40 percent and unemployment spiked. I don't know what you were thinking, but when I tried to pull out my crystal ball at that time and I looked at all the unemployment numbers and really what I was looking at is, okay, how does this economic impact compare to 2008?  And, you know, obviously, and that was bad, right? Unemployment was high, the world was coming to an end, our financial markets were melting down, and it was a little dicey, our housing market was in dire straits and all kinds of stuff, right? So I was looking at the economic data and some of the impacts that we saw and the numbers that we saw in 2008. I was comparing that to 2020, you know, after the pandemic started, basically, and we saw unemployment skyrocket to a level that dwarfed the 2008 financial crisis. We saw economic data that dwarfed, other economic data that dwarfed what happened in 2008. And so my thought process, and I know I'm not alone in thinking this, is that, oh boy, we are going to have some volatility, and when I say volatility, meaning the market's not going to go up for a while. It's certainly not going to rip back to new highs. And it's going to be more like, okay, we saw this big downturn, now it's going to maybe chop around with big swings down here, but it's certainly not going to have a V bottom, right? It's certainly not going to just come down and march like it did and then rip right back up to new highs. I mean, that's not even, that's not going to happen. But guess what happened? That's what happened, right? It, the absolute V bottom, it literally went down. It was the fastest market decline that we've ever seen, and it was the fastest market increase that we've ever seen in the, in the duration and the capacity of percent gains and losses that we've ever seen. But we didn't know that was going to happen ahead of time. You can always talk to people and they say, oh yeah, I knew exactly that was going to happen. No you didn't, okay? The next question you always ask when somebody says that is, okay, how much money did you have in place betting on that exact thing happening then, right? That's when you get the real answer. It's kind of like the guy who says, football game is played. I knew they were going to win. Oh really? How much did you bet on the game? Nothing. Okay, well then, let's, let's calm down a little bit, right? So these are all just points to help you create a mindset around whatever is known is already priced in. And if that's the case, we have to be strategic about the way we place trades. Can we make an assumption to make a small, you know, directional trade within our portfolio? Yes, absolutely. We do it all the time and it's part of trading. It helps keep us engaged. It does, it can help, you know, lift your performance of your portfolio over time potentially if you happen to be right on some of those. But more importantly, as long as you're being strategic, putting the probabilities in place, having proper risk management in place and keeping your position size in check, it all makes sense to do, but don't think that you know something because nobody really knows anything. If you know it, so does the next guy and so does everybody else. So I hope this was helpful. If you guys have any questions, let me know. If you want to join a community of like-minded traders, just go to community.navigationtrading.com. We've got hundreds of traders interacting on a daily basis, not only about the mindset stuff, but also sharing trade ideas with the sole purpose of helping each other become better traders. Look forward to seeing you on the inside and we'll see you in the next episode.


Hey everyone welcome back to The Prime 5 where we give you the 5 biggest news stories for video games in the last 24 hours. Today we have Sony doing something extremely anti-consumer, maybe not a shocker to some of you. We also have some Breath of the Wild 2 rumors fresh off the mill and it comes from a fairly reliable source I can't wait to dive into that. And so much more there was a Nintendo Treehouse we got BPM, what the hell are we talking about I don't know but let's get right into the news. You are watching Nintendo Prime and at this channel on Monday through Friday we drop five videos going over the five latest stories in the last 24 hours revolving around Nintendo. The biggest of those stories. We also on the weekends end up dropping other types of content including unboxings and Prime Answers episode that goes out every single Saturday where we answer all of your questions. If you enjoy Nintendo news and you want to get the latest updates all you need to do is subscribe to Nintendo Prime. Our first Saturday actually deals with Sony hiking the price of the PlayStation 5 and essentially every territory about the United States. I'm not kidding they're increasing it by 20%. What has happened let's get to what Sony had to say on this matter. The global economic environment is a challenge that many of you around the world are no doubt experiencing. We're seeing high global inflation rates as well as adverse currency trends impacting consumers and creating pressure on many industries. Based on these challenging economic conditions, Sony Interactive Entertainment has made the difficult decision to increase the recommended retail price of PlayStation 5 in select markets across Europe, Middle East and Africa. They're not done, also Asia Pacific, Latin America and Canada. There will be no price increase in the United States. Now here's some notes I made about this because it's rather interesting. Sony did announce less than a year ago that the disc version of PlayStation 5 was profitable per sale without selling a game. But Sony has traditionally sold their systems at a loss for several years typically until the slim version comes out. With Sony saying they have to do this due to inflation, they also fail to realize that inflation also means consumers have less money to spend. Remember Sony is the only console manufacturer trying to push a new $70 price for games as standard. It's very hard to feel like they aren't doing this to take advantage of the high demand for the system because if they didn't have such a high demand they probably couldn't get away with this price hike. Not inflating it in the US as well is also a slap to all other regions that are seeing this increase as the US is getting special treatment likely due entirely to the fact they don't want to be more expensive than the Xbox Series X in its major selling territory. Naturally this just comes off as extremely anti-consumer. No one should feel bad for Sony. They might be making less money per PS5 than they were a year ago. That's bound to happen. But also Sony is a hundred billion dollar company. No one needs to feel bad for a company like that. Basically Sony feels like they're scalping their own systems. That never leads a good taste in your mouth. This next story is actually about a brand new game coming to Switch on September 8th. That's right the day before I'm spreading my ink all over the place and splatting every single one of you in BPM. So BPM aka Bullets Per Minute is launching at Switch on September 8th. It's developed by Awe Interactive and originally released back in 2020. The game takes inspiration from old school games like Duke Nukem and the original Doom while throwing in rhythm elements and dungeons to the table. This version of the game has 5 brand new characters, 3 new weapons and a new chapter with its own unique enemies. There's going to be 2 new difficulty choices, new items, achievements and various gameplay tweaks. I just thought this game looked really cool and it's going to be added to my must buy list. Next up the Nintendo Treehouse Live happened and it kind of sort of came and went. Now there are 2 big games they showed off in Splatoon 3 and we'll start with that one. With Splatoon 3 they showed off some single player and they tried to show multiplayer tips. I'm going to be honest you can just skip the multiplayer tips section so if you're going to go watch the first half hour and the last half hour skip the middle. They didn't really show us anything there but they did show us a few of the stages from single player which some of them looked pretty cool but they didn't really dive too in depth. They said it was going to be a deep dive and it didn't really feel like a deep dive. Splatoon 3 content is pretty skippable from what they showed in general. However the last half hour they did show off Harvestella. They showed off a lot more complexities with the game in comparison to the Rune Factory and Story of Seasons, other games that are existing in its genre. Remember this is a Switch exclusive, it is developed by Square Enix. It did look really really pretty, the soundtrack sounded really well. It did look like they were playing the game on easy mode but hey you know what Harvestella actually looks pretty solid for people that will be into that type of game. Anyway I'll go drop a pre-order, we'll put a pre-order link down in the description. But hey we're not done talking about Splatoon 3 because we have one more bit of news that is sort of exciting especially if you live in the Seattle, Washington area and that is because Splatoon 3 is coming to PAX West. And you're going to get to play a demo of the multiplayer turf war mode. You do need a warp pipe pass to play but those are completely free to get off of Nintendo's website. We'll put a link down in the description to get the warp pipe pass. This is actually something they've done similarly at other PAX events and E3 in the past as well. So go, hey it's just another chance to play Splatoon 3 besides this weekend before the game comes out. And our last story actually deals with some Breath of the Wild 2 rumors. So buckle up, get your tinfoil hat, put on your Superman capes and let's fly into the skies of Breath of the Wild 2. So this comes from Tyler McVicker who runs Valve News Network and has his own YouTube channel with over 300,000 subscribers. Reportedly he was actually going to open up a Nintendo News Network at some point but it never actually quite got off the ground. He is well known for his Valve, Microsoft and Rockstar leaks and is considered reliable by those that pay attention. Now personally this is just a disclaimer. I don't really cover rumors for those companies so I'm only aware of him in name so I've heard of him but I can't actually vouch for anything he says but enough people that do pay attention to him have told me that it's at least worth covering. I warn you this stuff is considered spoilers if it's true so if you don't want spoilers for Breath of the Wild 2 maybe just skip this section. Here is what he said and this was said two years ago it just kind of flew under the radar. Unlike the first game Breath of the Wild 2 will be linear at the beginning. Canonically Link already knows Hyrule so there is no point in climbing towers again. Instead the developers have filled the world with a miasmic version of Ganon and until the infection is cleared from location to location it will be impossible to move around the entire Hyrule. In this regard the locations are worked out much deeper than in the original. At the very least McVicar hints at the appearance of dungeons strongly inspired by one game that knows a lot about spreading dungeons around the open world. In general, while designing the world of Breath of the Wild 2, developers were inspired by Red Dead Redemption 2 and another unknown game. Now naturally the big thing to take away is dungeons that spread all throughout the overworld. The whole miasmic Ganon spread all over the world sounds a lot like the stuff we dealt with in Breath of the Wild so I'm not really sure how this is magically different than what we got in Breath of the Wild feels like a repeated mechanic but maybe there's a story element. Maybe this isn't like getting rid of the black goo we got in Breath of the Wild. Maybe it's something entirely new but naturally for me the most exciting part of this is where dungeons are back and this is the first rumor we've really had that's stated as much and I know it's from two years ago while recovering it today because it was in my inbox, it was submitted to me by several people, I know Game Over Jesse recently covered it as well and you know this person seems at least semi reliable so I thought it was worth talking about for today. Now everyone, I am Nathaniel Rumpeljantz from Nintendo Prime, I want to thank you guys so much for tuning in to The Prime 5 and we'll catch you guys in the next video.


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Yeah because I was like I texted for us because I was looking in the back and there was none in the back and I texted for us. I'm like I don't think there's any uh, there's any revolution left and he goes check with donnie or uh, Cortes, yeah, and uh jaylen williams rookie and then I found it up front in the shop and I go ha ha got you I found it Rudy go bear nice walker kessler to 100 on the fractal auto Grats on that one there. There you go. Uh jazz Very nice one there utah Simmons and anonavi Peyton watson But uh boy on mcdonough base base base Vortex of kevin durant malcolm brogdon Got always three base on the back. Nothing really crazy there This christian colloco rookie jayden hardy nice one there on the astral rookie base base rookie revolution at jay cloravia and fruity simons base base base on the astral jay cloravia collin sexton base base base That is a shade on sharp kennedy chandler rookie the groove base base base And drabari walker that is a damar de rosen to 99 on the cosmic base base base Theodore with the giants in 23. Thank you, buddy. Patrick picking up the saints in 24. Thank you as well, buddy boarding So three and six on those now Get origins divvies four to go need to get that one filled up as well Halfway there on origins divvies full 16 box case to go breaking soon All right do flux now Flux red kyle kuzma And germy sohan fluid drabari smith rookie blue jamal murray to 99 For the nuggets and kairi Sunrise carousel overt in the blue of walker kessler Patrick baldwin silver mo bomba for the lakers and rookie influx patrick Patrick baldwin jr. Where's my goins blue Caleb houston to 99 for the magic kenneth lofton jr Zach Randolph nice zebo go to the grizzlies on the ultraviolet auto congrats grizz Very nice one there. So va musa di abate and rookie influx of jabari smith jr. Uh jalen williams coby white on the interstellar to 75 For the bowls and anthony edwards triumph So va bradley bill triumph of steve curry So va cam reddish jaden ivy fluid I don't know. That's weird Never mind red johnny davis rookie nice one there for the wizards and james harden flow motion All right, 21 tops finest basketball god. I've never opened this. I'm kind of interested. I know the auto checklist is pretty cool Who they've got on it. I don't think there's any non-nba guys in here anymore spree larry hughes jason kid del curry glenn rice steve ker Dennis rodman on the auto nice Congrats on that. Let me see what his longest tenure was. He's either detroit or chicago uh, Dennis rodman Probably gonna be detroit I'd assume Spurs bulls lakers maves Uh, yeah, that'll go to the pistons by longest tenure pistons longest tenure. Dennis rodman on the finest auto mini del negro That lift shrimp tim hardaway trail spree will refractor james worthy Mike bibby and greg anthing very cool steve kurt scott borrell james worthy earl boykins vlady divock and kenny anderson. Yeah, there's some really cool names in this one kind of like this thirk john howard marison jorge marison and isiah rider steve smith joe smith daemon stottemire he was so he was super under it. I love daemon stottemire wrap their legend Worthy shack john stark's jeff hornet check Grant hill that lift shrimp ron harper and willya anderson ron harper hersey hawkins and larry nance uh senior stottemire horse grant scottie borrell and shon kemp Cole anthony purple is alan iverson. Nice the 250 for the uh sixers That's on that filly Dennis rodman and kevin garnett robert ory atomic denis hopson to 2 2 99 Nice one there joe smetsey with his hopson would be the Nets he would be the nets would be the longest new jersey nets Tim t with the falcons in 24 jonathan w with a spot tomorrow nelson v with the cowboys in 24 So thank you guys just getting very close to being sold out on both origins now. Joe doomar scottie borrell refractor pennie hardaway larry nance the refractor's aren't numbered, right? No, that was all again johnson Donald oil Kurt rambus that's a cornicek. I said thomas and steve mash And last pack here is a jason richardson green coal anthony to 99 for the magic That's on that magic Greg anthony and robert ory. All right quick recap of our hits and numbered cards jalen durin to 49 That is uh, gold nicola jovich denis rodman auto zack randolph walker kessler Jalen sucks and Surjabari rice Break everybody. Thanks again for the fill up next is certified


Hello there, it's Sandy Olmock and today I'm going to put three different rainbows on one card and I'm not talking rainbows in the sky, but rainbows for coloring objects or design portions on a card. And first I sat down to do something I've been wanting to do for a long time, which is write down my favorite colors for rainbows because sometimes I just decide I want to do something with rainbow colors and I have to go figure it out all again and see which ones blend together with which ones. And what I did here was pick ones that for the most part they have a 3, 4, or 5 as the second number. There's some that are a little odd, there's a 2 in there, there's a Y17 because it has to be in every rainbow, but that puts them all in the middle range for the most part of the colors. And there's, aside from the outlayers, it at least assures that you're not blending a really dark color with a really light color. It's always going to be hard because yellow is so light compared to other colors, you can always just go back and forth to get some blending going between some of the colors. When you get to the bottom of the rainbow it's supposed to be indigo and then violet, but I just kind of put violet down there and then I add an RV which is going to also work at the top end of the rainbow, so you take that same red violet if you were going to continue the rainbow the other direction and it will join up with your red. So for the most part this is a pretty decent rainbow order, I'm going to tuck that little slip in my bag and now I'm going to start applying the rainbows to a card. I had this little set of koalas from Art Impressions and I thought I would make the tea cups rainbow. I started out the wrong way and you'll see as I get further with this, I'm not going to show you the whole coloring because it did come out badly, even though the rainbow is really pretty going this direction on the cups, you won't be able to really see by the end of this that it's cups. It just totally lost all coherence because there's so much going on, maybe if you use wider strips of color that would help. I was really hoping this was going to work, but then when I added also rainbows into the streamers on it and the little confetti it became a real cacophony. You'll see this image finished at the end and you'll know why it was so bad, but what I decided to do instead was do it again and do the rainbow horizontally and only select a portion of the rainbow for this and I'm going to take just the warm colors and warm colors are things like you know reds, oranges, yellows, things on that side of the spectrum. Think of sunshine, like things that feel warm. The cool colors are going to be greens and blues and purples. Think of cold water and that's kind of the basic division of colors, but for the cups I decided I was just going to use the warm colors and then on one side it goes all the way to red, on the other side it only goes to orange and for all the parts associated with the tea cups I'm going to continue to use the warm colors, the saucer and the handles and then those little scallops on the top of the tea cups and things because that's going to give each one of those shapes a little bit of unity because there's not so many colors in it and here you can already tell the tea cups are taking form a lot better than they did in the previous one because they're just much more coherent in their color. These colors are also analogous colors and analogous colors are ones that are next to each other on the rainbow or in the color wheel which the color wheel is basically a round rainbow and then for the other portions of this all of the little confetti and that kind of stuff the streamers that's all going to be the cool colors. So I'm going to use the greens and the blues and the purples and that kind of thing in order to differentiate that from the cups and now you can see the cups are actually standing on their own. They actually look like cups but the shapes haven't completely disappeared. So sometimes I recolor things because I've made a wrong choice in the colors and the way to apply them so don't feel bad if you end up screwing something up because I have later on in this video I'll show you a way to use that piece of paper even though that other one came out really terribly.  Something that worked really well on this card is the balance between all that color in the cups and in the confetti and the streamers with the neutrals that are in the shadow and in the koala. So those two balance out really nicely in an image like this so your eye doesn't get overwhelmed. Now I'm going to add another rainbow in this next part by cutting out the essential ovals shape around this. I picked one that was sized right and taped it down to run through my die cutter and it gave me a frame in addition to having the oval piece for the image and then the outside frame now I've got a shape I can color on so I'm going to use the same rainbow colors. You can start anywhere in the rainbow. Your first color to put down can be green if that's your favorite color. Mine is yellow so lots of my rainbows start with yellow even though you're supposed to quote-unquote start with red to do it officially but you know whatever whatever works is whatever's good. So I'm going to color this up and it's going to give me a really nice elegant element to this because it's a nice thin border and when you see it on the card you're going to be tickled pink by it because I think it's really really a nice addition to this. So I'm going to turn the dies upside down and twist it a little bit to make it nest in just perfectly let it find its spot and do the same thing with the main colored panel with the koala on it and then tape it down just use some scotch tape on the back so that it stays together while I assemble everything and I thought it would be nice to add another element to this of rainbow by putting some rainbow around the outside edge. And guess what this image almost made it into the garbage bin so I pulled it back out and started coloring the rainbow around the edge of this. This means I have a piece of paper I can treat as designer paper on a card. You can do this with anything it doesn't have to be with this rainbow but if you've got a scrap of something where you tried some coloring and it didn't quite work out then go ahead and use the outside of it nobody's going to peel your card apart and look underneath unless you just don't add good adhesive. You need to stay together so they don't know that you did this on their card but it's a great way to use up things that didn't work out as well as get something that's very coordinated on the card itself. So I put some dimensionally adhesive on the front panel added it onto this and I trimmed that down so that the outside border is just as thin as the inside oval and that gave me a nice white outline around the outside edge which was super spectacular. I think it looks really classy this way and I also now have a cheat sheet that I can tuck into my COVID bag with all my favorite rainbow colors on it so you might want to make one of those too so it's handy for you anytime you need a rainbow selection of colors and if you want to make more rainbows I have a whole post on my blog full of more and more and more rainbow inspiration so check that out link in the doobly-doo to that as well as all the supplies needed for today's card and I'll see you again soon be sure to hit the like button before you leave share it with a friend subscribe if you haven't and I will see you again in a couple days with more creativity.


Sita shiko ofens, someone harassing, someone to take the offense. Do you know the biggest surveillance we have is Nairobians with your phones? So we're trying to add an additional thing on Nairobi. If you see an offense as a Nairobian, you capture it with your phone. The finance act that is being discussed right now by the MCS in Reka Kitu, you need to split the fine. Okipatamta, if you have an offense, do you find the thousand? No, no, we record, we record it in Reka Kitu. Two thousand five hundred miyaku. Two thousand five hundred miyaku. Split the fine. So from now on, it's not stitches get stitches, it's stitches get stitches. Yes. So mom, that's ready for the MCS to pass that. I tried it informally. You can say my illegal dumping if you catch anyone doing it. Kuna mati yukur wahi market, akapata, one of the supermarket, these big names. I will not say the name quickly, but it's a market. Wakashiko, Wakidam, Hapu Inje. Ika wambiamaze things. I closed them down for a weekend and I gave her fifty thousand. Eh, after that she started recording. This is a career path. Ding an enforcement officer on Nairobi with all the employees. So if you're in traffic, you see a guy overlapping, capture. Send to us. Instead of me waiting for a traffic camera to capture that offense, which is three thousand both. Okuna fifteen hundred, Namin Dham chaat, fifteen hundred. So we're working on the legislative framework to support that. She only created employment. I don't mind if you record, it's really done. It's done. I can't remember. But I had to use him to help us record this in account. That's the church. Now he has a dance pin in his balcony. As I go to finish, because there are only two or three more. Eh, Eddi butita umu liza maswa de mingi. But what I like about Eddi, I mean butita, ni ma solutions. Ilesu kuhulu kwa status mazea dami lose eddi bambika. Duhulu kuna sama kitu, then you say how it can be done. Social walls were reclaiming. Mingi amago zime kulu. We need to revive them, but we need more. When you're growing up the population of Nairobi was very low, compared to now. Now we don't have much of a million people. So we need to build more. That's what we're putting in the building code. If you build a structure of this capacity, apartments of this capacity, you must create those social infrastructure. I can't say more about Nairobi as a city, pushing our brand, creating it. I used to say I am Nairobi. I was running for senator. I am Nairobi. Then someone will ask you, so what has it been to be Nairobi? No, this is how we do. This is how we build. This is how our nightlife is. This is how our social structure is. This is how we teach each other. Those of the regional commander or minister Kendiqi, I will do it. To explain to them, because I'm not the president, you have good will of the president. But the officers who've known, here I'll get 50. Here I'll get 2K. Here I'll get 3K. But then you guys have the tools. Expose these people. Record them. Get the service numbers. They change the uniform. Now it'll have even the name. And you make examples of two or three of them. They'll stop it. You guys have the tools more than anybody else. So we have said it as county government. So long as people also don't abuse it. We can't have certain things also being filmed in the streets, but the public decency will not accept it. So public decency. And those will be arrested because there are laws that are not allowed for it. But when we do something within the law, on any day of the week, not just Sunday or Monday, they should be protected, they should be allowed. In this system, where you can get through to us, would be able to know. And sometimes it will help if you notify us. But I want to do this on Rangala Street or on Moyaveni on this day. And Nyanita or the sector will know, Kina Shafi will say, okay. He will tell someone personally from his pet friend, please. Ibarabara lo kuna hini nendelea kairi raba nao. When the cops come, my officers will protect from those cops. So just let us know. It doesn't cost much, let us know. Advertising to content creators, I didn't know you guys are open. And I'm glad to hear. So I just need to understand from my technical guys, I've seen Asha somewhere there, my chief finance officer. She has gone into a meeting. Whether it is a procurement law we need to abide by to have you guys available to be procured. The same will be procured by the Spanish people or the nation or citizen TV. We can say this is for social media budget. And if you put this budget for social media, then you guys can carry our ads on your platform. But as a sign of goodwill, before we get there, please, carry some of them. Look at this in accounting ones who own them. Because you're growing into it, it's a new space. I don't know if any county government has been advertising with you guys or national government. If they have, tell us how they can do it. We'd love to do it. But this thing is give and take. I give you this, you give it. And we move forward together. Even on Apple, I think so. Yeah, but also on Android. Just touch and tell me if it's there. Yes, and then in addition to that, I know this is still a little bit... You can use emails. So we have someone mining our info at Nairobi.geo.ke. So info at Nairobi.geo.ke. So if you still feel like you still want to get in touch with us through email, that's also another platform that you can use. So that's about customer service. And I'd like to add on to the question that you asked from... There's a question that you asked about artists, how they can apply to be at the festival. So in the last festival, we had a link for people to apply to participate as a vendor or as an artist. So we're moving forward. Those sorts of advertisements will also be one on the website but also on the app that we have. So you can be able to find that there. Can I apply? Yeah. I can touch on the engagement, the quarterly engagement. I know that the sector had planned to be doing some quarterly stick-hold engagement with artists. So that's podcasters, content creators, photographers, musicians, producers, painters, all those people. So they should be doing some stick-hold engagement moving forward and you will be notified of those. We are also working on this Instagrammable site. So the first step that the sector took was we identified each of the historic sites that are in Nairobi. So first beginning with CBD. So there was a plan on how to push them up, tag them properly so that you can actually see them and then create a mini thing that you can actually take nice pictures with. So that was ongoing and I know the sector has budgeted to do that in this financial year. So those are the historical sites and then in addition to that if you have like a Nairobi site or a Hollywood site, you know how there's a Hollywood site. So we would come up with more of those and you can use the different channels of engagement that we've given to give some more suggestions of what else can be an Instagrammable site.


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The following is a presentation of TFNN. The TFNN Bull Bear Trading Hour. Every trading day, live at 10 a.m. Eastern. Call now, toll free at<PHONE_NUMBER> or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. The TFNN Bull Bear Trading Hour. Now, Tom and Tommy O'Brien. Welcome, folks. Appreciate you growling and prowling with us out here. We have the Dow Industries up 138. Nasdaq up 19. S&P's up 4.5. Gold contract down $8 trading at 12.87 an ounce. You get Silver down 12 cents, $14.97 an ounce. Light Sweet Crude, flat, $62.38. That's numbers. A lot of oil yesterday, man. A lot of oil. Guess what? They couldn't get it lower. That price is holding steady. Holding steady. Notes and bonds, they're flat. You get the 10-year note down one at 123.15. 30-year up one at 147.17. And good old King Dollar. King Dollar battling out here again up 198.6. 96.860. You don't have buyers nor sellers, folks. Every time it gets up at this level, no volume. Pulls back yesterday, no volume. Notes. I mean, the euros at 112 to $1 U.S. Dollar, the yen is trading at 111.5 and the pound is at 131 to $1 U.S. Dollar. Let's go right on, man. Mr. Kevin Inks at TD Ameritrade, Thinkorswim, and don't forget, folks, every trading day right here, 11 to 12 Eastern Standard Time, you want to understand options, option strategies, futures. Kevin and Tom, they've got an outstanding program. Walk you through this each and every day. If you haven't test-driven yet the Thinkorswim platform, it's an outstanding platform. Move it to our website at TFNN. Hit that banner. Bring it up. You can bring up the platform. TD will let you trade with paper money as you can follow Kevin and his team each and every day. Kevin Inks, let's go. We're on. Good morning, Tom. Good morning, Tommy. You know, guys, I believe that this is the quiet before the storm. You know, other than Boeing kind of lifting the Dow here, none of these markets are moving very much. I think tomorrow's non-farm payroll and unemployment report is enormously important. And I think this market's going to drift and consolidate today into that number. Hey, you throw a wet towel at everything, but I'm not sure we're going to get a great trading day today in these markets.  We're in April and it's down 100% move-remove. And, you know, even in that S&P yesterday, I'm looking at myself. You know what? It's not that it's going up dramatically, but there's no selling. There's no selling. Right. I mean, so it won't take much to basically try to get this thing away from the top of this consolidation, you know? Right. And, you know, what you guys just said about crude oil is just, it's evidence of what you're talking about because that crude oil inventory yesterday was massive. Yeah. And they haven't been able to sell this market off. The resilience, especially with something as high as crude oil, to get normally a pretty good trading event, which is the EIA inventories, and basically no movement from that is eye-opening for sure. Yeah. Yeah. We were talking about, all right, 7 million plus barrels in the estimate, whether it was like even to even a decline, a draw of like 600,000 or whatever. Right. Huge miss to them. But if you're trading these, if you're trading crude oil right now and you're trading commodities in general, right, all this China news is pretty positive, got to think, and then back to something soon about crude oil and do something because, you know, that's filling up their tank. It's seeing a little, you know, just like we talked about lower oil prices with a tax cut, you know, they're up substantially since then and people are starting to see that. You know, it's about 33% in terms of a gallon of gas. Oh, yeah. So it's starting to show up in people's wallet. No, it is not. You know, right now I have the unlit and contract up and, you know, bottom line folks, we go back to December. We were at $144.44 wholesale and we're at $194 wholesale. Huge. You know, it is so intriguing that that is something that hits all of us ASAP. Yeah. You know, there's no doubt about that. You know, hey, Facebook, I'm just saying to Tommy, man, Facebook, you talked about catching a bid yesterday. Right. You can throw almost everything at Facebook but the bottom line is that it wants higher price here, man.  No, it is. And I think, you know, when you brought up that whole Instagram deal, they have so many pots. Facebook actually does. It's like, okay, so the main thing is the Facebook, but the reality is that Instagram seems to be like, just on fire. Sure, they got WhatsApp in there too, right? Huge one. Right, and WhatsApp is, well, I guess they're all international, right? Yeah, but WhatsApp is much bigger, I think, in Europe and so forth as a go-to messenger. Right, right, you know. And yes.   It's really user-friendly. I would agree with that, because I like Instagram. It's a one-click deal, huh? And I've clicked on some sponsors just to see how the tunnel it takes you down, right? And it's pretty simple. It really is.  It's pretty user-friendly. Right, and if you remember, that's how Amazon caught so much traffic. You know, and now we're going back years, but once Amazon got it together with that one-click deal, it made a huge difference.  Yeah, that process is so important. And Amazon nails it, and Facebook does a pretty good job too, exactly, right? And from a revenue perspective, if you can promise when in our lifetime, Kamel Bryant has a company been able to say to a potential advertiser, we can pinpoint your consumer market and get it right on the nose with virtually no misses. I mean, that's revolutionary. It is revolutionary.   I say, okay, here we go. Pretty amazing. Facebook's up like 35% just this year. Pull back 50% from the July high, but 35% we're all in April 4th. Crazy. Listen, folks. Lift today, guys. Lift. Lift. Oh, lift. Yeah, lift. Oh, why? They need a lift. Yeah. We've got options today. Today's the day they start treating options. Oh, boy. Oh, that's a beautiful thing. Options, folks. Right here, 45 minutes from now. Kevin, you have a great one. Safe one. Thanks so much. Thanks for having me on, guys. Thanks, Kevin. Stay right there. Tell me now. I'll come right back, folks. Taz Profile Scanner is the most revolutionary piece of trading software that you will ever try. Wouldn't you like to approach the markets with confidence? As you begin your trading day, it's likely that you'll be faced with lots of decisions. In order to make the best decision, the first thing you'll need is a strategy that will help you minimize your risks. Whether we're in a bull or bear market, a good strategy is to have the tools needed to help you scan and analyze the markets before you trade. 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Tfnn has launched our brand-new website. You can still visit us at the same tfnn.com URL, but when you do, you'll see a new and improved homepage with a much simpler navigation, whether you're watching Tiger TV live in high definition or just accessing your newsletter subscriptions. We even have new pricing in six months and yearly options. Check out the new tfnn.com now and experience all the upgrades. tfnn.com Educating investors. Toll free at 1-877-927-6648 Internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> Folks, Dow Industries up 122. We get the NASDAQ up four. S&Ps are up one and a half. What's going on with that NASDAQ, man? The chart we always have over here, you don't comment on it a lot, but if they watch the show, this is the NASDAQ 100 over here. Just to illustrate, we'll get into it, but what is going on on that bar? We just went from, that's the 10.05 bar, 75.91, we're now 20 points below that level in the NASDAQ. And it's moved both ways. There's quite a spike on the open in terms of 9.30, and across the board. The Dow shot up a good 100, 130 points from the open. Look at that move. Yeah. They give it, they take it. Yeah, so what we're looking at, folks, is that we started off at 75.67. You spike to 75.98, and we're right back to 75.71. There's quick 30 points in both directions. So let's go inside this NDX. We know Tesla's going to be in there. Yeah, they sure are, man. Tesla's down 8%. You got workday down 3.5, take two interactions down 3.5, mic runs down 2.5, Baidu's up 2, Lululemon's up 2, Facebook's up 2. You want to lose hundreds of millions of people's data? Boom, we'll increase your market cap by 2% the next day. Seriously, look at this. Boeing comes out with bad news, well, it seems like a bad news today, and it's up $9. And the news we're talking about, folks, is that they had the Ethiopia report command in the bottom line. They said these pilots actually turned this, you know... That they follow the proper procedures, right? And that they turned off the engine, right? And that it didn't stop the plane.  So as a result, they put it back on, because they said, oh, maybe that's not it, right?  I mean, you got to disengage that, which is not what's kind of been reported. What's reported was there wasn't the proper training, maybe they didn't know what to do. So it seems like, just like you're saying, man, every couple days there's a story that digs deeper into kind of the negligence of Boeing and how they haven't been too forthcoming of what's going on here. A lot of money on the line. Oh, for sure. Natural gas. Okay. What's going on in the spring now? We sure are. Let's see, there we go. So it's Thursday, it's about 10.20. I'm going to close these up. We get our natural gas numbers. Let's see where we are here. I might have to reset this in terms of, yeah, so I'm going to quick note. Oh, do I have the noon? It's perfect. I do. I want to make sure. I have the 11 a.m. so I have the 12. So we're looking at the main natural gas, quite a price, 267, commodity binaries, commodity call spreads, natural gas, and all right. So 267 we're trading at. Let me back this up a little bit just for some context. Even, yeah, not too big of a move. I mean, look at this consolidation, right? Going back, let's see. Tuesday early morning, we spiked up to 272. Not the kind of moves that we've seen recently though in some of these natural gas. But 267, so I know right away, if you're familiar, these line up to the five pennies. They don't line up to the pennies. Right away, we're going to be a little bit skewed here. As in we're either going to be able to have exposure from 265 or from 270. Those seem pretty big with where this has been trading recently, right? So maybe you'd, you know, you'd only want to make this if you might be making a directional trade because making a volatility trade where you have exposure from a point far away from where you're at. Not exactly ideal, but let's just see how some of these. So here's your 265. You have 20 cents. Now this would be one, not a bad trade if you're bullish. The indicative is trading at 267. That's the May contract. Excuse me. Yeah, May contract. And we're getting in 267-4. 267-3, right? To have your, to have your risk capped at 265. You're getting in at three or four ticks above representing less than half a penny. But in fairness, we haven't seen that in a lot of moves. But nonetheless, if you're bullish, not a bad trade as you get those EIAs coming out. Now let's just see how the noons line up. So noons give you the other option. 270. Alright? So here's 270. This time we could get a bearish trade would have our losses capped to the upside, three pennies above. The contracts trading at 267-1 were salinated at 266-9. Not bad. I mean, in a tight bid offer where if you want to get out of there, not a bad trade, on this one you capped out of your losses at 270. You're bearish. You're paying two, three, four ticks of premium, right? As we spike up a little bit on that. And let's just see how some of the dailies line up. So this is good. We'll look at, we got the one till 230. Now this one gives us 40 cents instead of 20. So quite a run. And what's the same? Not bad. Let me just jump back here. I just wanted to see. So there's your 230 to give you a comparison. Here's your noon. And you can see the markets. Now what just happened here, that seems bigger than it just was. 75, 75. Yeah. Nah, maybe it is. Yeah, that's not bad. Because this is $30. This is 33. If I was going bearish, I'd be paying the 33, I think. Right. Because number one, the two and a half hours is the big one. Because you still have 20 cents of exposure here. But next two and a half hours for three tenths of a penny, if you're actually bearish, I mean, seems like a no-brainer almost. And then let's just see how the bigger dailies, which are going to be 50 cents. Now this is a great example. We were just looking at one, the ATIL 230. Pull this up. Identical markets. If you're going bearish, why would you cap your losses at 230 when you can cap your losses at 220? It's amazing. Right? It's always intriguing how that happens. And the reason why is because there's almost a 0% chance that by 230 it trades below 230. Right. By 230 PM, that it trades below 230 in price. Nonetheless, why would you? Exactly. It's not zero. It was that exactly. So we'll see. It's 10.24. We get the numbers in like six minutes. Natural gas. And natural gas. And then, of course, we went back onto the screen here. The NASDAQ is having a hard time holding price. It sure is. That's quite a move. The NASDAQ 100. Yeah. We'll go over to Tesla, because Tesla is the main machine inside here. Yep. I don't know how many cars they expected to sell, but they said that they filled 60,000 versus 90 the last quarter. Let's see. So Tesla's delivered 63,000 vehicles in three months that ended in March down from 90,000 in the fourth quarter. Now, I believe what also happened there is that didn't some of the incentives, the tax credit incentives ended, I believe, in the fourth quarter. I believe you could be correct. Yes. End of the year was their last opportunity for the full, like, $7,000. Exactly. I think you can still get 3,500, but it was 3,500 right off the top if you were January 1st versus December 31st. Still quite a number, man. 33%. So, of course, those shares sink in. All that is low is 260, but now trading at 267, too. In the U.S., where Tesla introduced the Model 3 sedan in 2017, there you go, tax incentives shrink. In Europe and China, the company struggled to quickly get the cars to consumers. The 50,900 Model 3 Tesla delivered in the first quarter missed analyst average estimates for 51,000. So that's just talking about the Model 3 alone. That's bad to miss. No, it's not. But I also know that the margins on, like, the Model S are a lot higher than they're going to be on the Model 3. Okay. So if they're not selling any Model Ss anymore, where's all that profit that's going to come from to pay for all that debt they have, maybe? There's a lot of spinning wheels. Yeah. Big time. Dow Industries right now of 128. Now it's 6,000. Six S&Ps of flat. Tommy and I are coming right back, folks. 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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You ingrained in everybody's head, maybe. Problems over the years and stuff like that, but I think I got a lot of that under control at this point. God has blessed me with so many wonderful things. Seven grandchildren. The last three of which were triplets. I know. And they're seven years old now. I remember those baby pitches, man.  My oldest is just starting to drive, Megan, and it just, you know, you can't believe how time goes by. I know, man. Unbelievable. That is really unbelievable. So you're oldest is 16 now. Oldest grandchild, right? Megan. Oh my. It won't be long before she's going to college, Tom. That's a beautiful thing. She seems like yesterday when my kids were going to college. Yeah, and it was. I tell you, man. I stopped by.  I can't believe what you guys have done with it. Tiger TV and the presentation is so professional and Tommy Junior, I got to tell you, you are slick on the air.  Thank you, man.  No doubt. For everybody that doesn't know, join it. 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Are you still hunting these biotechs? Well, I'm into the one that I got. Tom, you won't believe this, but there's a stock called SREPTA, SRPT, and they do gene therapies, particularly on muscular dystrophy. And I came across this stock way back when I was at TFNN and I bought it for under a buck. Oh, my God. And folks, it's a $121 stock right now. Wow. And I'm telling you, you can actively trade this. You can hold a long position. It's a great stock. Folks, this stock is going over $200. I'll tell you that right now. That gene therapy is so cool in terms of the revolutionary things that they're doing. You know, by the time I just brought back, I just got the revenue, right? So check this out, folks. It's going to take in a million dollars. $2019, $395 million. Not bad. Wow. Let's see. RNA, rare and infectious diseases, right? Yeah, and they focus on muscular dystrophy. Oh, which is huge. Okay, right. Yeah, and there is no cure for muscular dystrophy. 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Let's go over to our M's to Jack Gleason as we do each and every Thursday and every day folks you can check out Jack Gleason, what's going on brother? What's going on? So I'm in my new office I feel like every time I'm talking to you guys I got some someplace new. So I got this bull hide that I wanted to show you guys. I'm hanging out on my wall here. Got a little bit of work to do but I'm getting a bull hide and for all of my vegetarian animal lovers I'm going to get a bear skin rug as well in here. I was going to say where's the bear hide man? The bear hide is a little more expensive. Bulls and bears are going to be battling in your own office. That's a pretty cool thing. That's perfect. If I didn't know you so well Jack I think you'd be on the run every time we were doing an interview with you. That almost looks like a cell block back there. Yeah, I haven't made it with Decorated Monty. Pretty much is a cell block at this point in time. I'm in Chicago so I'm on like a busier street and I'm on the first level and it's like if you look in my office this looks like a gold mine to Rob I got all these computer screens here so I keep the blinds closed because it gets rough over here in this neighborhood. So what are we looking at out here Jack? I'm looking at the S&P 500. I want to see a deeper pullback. I don't think we're going to get one. If we do get a pullback 2864 half is my number that I'm looking at and then really I think we're going to continue on I mean this has just been obviously a very bullish reversal out of the lows going back to like what is that last Wednesday not this Wednesday but the previous Wednesday. Is it? Yeah it's only Thursday. I was going to say it's Friday is it? So yeah so I have that going on and then really what I'm thinking I'm actually looking to to get in a continuation trade but unless we can clear this 2884 I think we're going to be range bound here the rest of the week if we can clear 2884 I'm going to be looking to get into a trade in the S&P 500 all the way up to you 2898 but for your friend gold here I mean man this seems to be getting killed I want to see this gold pullback down into it's a 50% of tradesmen along from the November low so that's November 13th too high that level would be 1273 1273 so that's where I'm looking for gold to like work its way down before I think we can end up really ripping higher the thing is gold has been sold into the halfway back short for the year so if you start at the high of February 20th which is a high of the year in gold and then draw it to that low it made right thereafter on the 7th of March 50% of tradesmen was 1350 now we did tag all the way up to that 61 but I really think as long as we stay below that 1315 that it's going to be pretty difficult to have or stage a continuation rally that's going to be any good bullish this year so if we start going back above 1315 at some point this year I think you can begin looking for maybe that bigger offside move similar to like oil actually let me go to that chart had it was at if you go to like a even bigger chart like you can go to a weekly chart in oil oil was running into the full 50% of tradesmen from the major swimming high of 2018 that sold all the way off to you know $42 now that halfway back had really what I would consider be no participation like nobody home 5963 was that level and you know you can see on the daily chart there was a couple there was some sellers there and typically what will happen is you know they'll be somebody trying to take a position at around those major levels but as soon as they fail to hold below that level you can see that breakout that began on the 29th you'll just run all the way to that 61 so I would look and that 61 is at 6371 so if I'm looking at gold that is a trade I would look at for the future if we start getting bit above 1315 I look immediately for a move to 1323 it's not as big of a trade as that oil trade is because that oil is more of like a weekly sequence to play out so you know everything below that level I'm not going to get too excited on wanting to get long gold unless we pull down into the pullback at 1273 so that's what I got going on in about all of those markets but I'm really just the best trend here I think is oil and then I do think the S&Ps are going to get that what was that 98 level I think I gave you yes I guess you know the S&Ps it's just laying right at this top I mean even yesterday I think it had every chance to break topside it's having a hard time with that October 10th and the down drift yeah I mean I hate when we gap up like that into like a new high because it doesn't really give much structure to run too hard like you know I think we had like a 15 or so point gap the other day and you know when you have that large of a gap it's kind of hard to run the other 15 so we ended up coming down getting close to a gap fill but here based on this morning's tape as soon as we get above 86 I think we're just going to lift up and then begin working our way towards those 98 but still it's just it's not a market you can be aggressively shorting because you don't get more than a couple hour continuation and then even if you do we're right back at high so you know back we had the other week was enough to trap a couple of perma bears lift it back up take out the highs you know so it's like even if you get the day sell-offs like the deeper sell-offs we had down to the lows of the 25th and the 27th it's like you know we're right back through highs faster than we are through the most recent swing lows so that continues to be the theme here of 2019 is bi-liberal bats and you know be patient for them that's been the theme since you started trading I started trading luckily I don't have that I started trading in 2008 so I did see a little bit of bear mark but I had no idea what trading really was but I think I saw a lot of guys that I traded with that are older than me to develop the perma bear disease after that I luckily never got to even around when that was getting passed off like the plague but I'm sure going through something like that really just changes I mean there's so much fear involved that's such a heavy emotion that you know one down year like you had in 2008 is much more significant than 10 up years from a memory standpoint you know just sometimes from a performance standpoint depending on how far one 10 is that one year they can get it all back listen folks you can check out every trading day majorleaguetrading.com Jack you have a great one have a great weekend we look forward to speaking next Thursday take care guys have a good one stay right there folks Tommy and I come right back I'm certain you 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Platinum is breaking out as we speak over highs I think of the past with us Tommy using your chart work what might be the intermediate upside targets. Thanks so much I'll listen offline. Thanks for calling John. So this is quite a great top side with Platinum folks bottom line is that you know bring this baby back just even 6 days ago you're at 838 you're at 901 but you're breaking the whole consolidation I may do this I gotta do a I gotta do a I mean a continuous yeah so it's about time Platinum got something going but this looks like it's gonna be a real deal put this back yeah that's it that's a break that's what he's talking about he says like 8 months we are going back to the old one the bottom is says a buck 30 so it's talking a thousand bucks man yeah look at that interesting says a thousand twenty two at the high yeah what I've done is I take the bottom of that 750 and then the top 880 130 and then add that to the top to the top of this yeah right yeah that's the that's I mean I'm just ball pocket but that I when you get a consolidation ABC this is not an ABC because this came down to you see this okay that it did more than a 0.618 retracement on this so what I'm doing is I'm saying this is a consolidation so if you take the consolidation you break a consolidation with convection then as a price projection you can take the top yeah exactly just take it and then double it up you know so we'll see it's pretty wild move today for sure and palladium is just the opposite there you go it's so interesting that palladium came off this high with a vengeance look at this you're down from 1599 they just flipped around stay right there folks fast market coming up next we'll get our man Basil Chapman Steve Rhodes stay white we'll be back this afternoon thanks man we'll get them folks