Hello everyone welcome to Oxmer Toyota. I am Gabrielle and you guys I wanted to do a fun video We have a 24 Toyota Sequoia This one is the SR5 and we don't really get a lot of these nowadays So I believe we have two in stock, so I wanted to do a quick video. So the starting price around this one the MSRP is $64,275.  I wanted to point out. We are gonna have your roof rack rails and Then why don't we go ahead and jump into the inside? So this vehicle is going to have a ton of features Now like I said with the TRD Package we are going to have TRD leather wrap stiff now we can look at your starting button is also going to be in that red and Then we are gonna have the aluminum sport pedals as well So another package is the SR5 premium, which is going to be a 14 inch touchscreen There's gonna be eight speakers we're gonna have Apple CarPlay Android Auto There's gonna be the soft-text trim seats and Then hands-free liftgate with that There's gonna be a sunroof This vehicle also is gonna have the tow package So the mirror you're gonna have a digital display for your rear mirror and a trailer backup guide Which is gonna be really nice if you do have a trailer. Let's go ahead and take a look on the second row So this is a third row seating now this second row you're gonna have Tons of space all Leather there's all-weather floor liners throughout You're gonna have some cup holders Your temperature settings and some USB C's Okay, guys, so let's go ahead and take a look on the back We're gonna have our sequoia badging back here in black beautiful our back of camera right here and We're gonna have a little button which is going to pop open our back window Which if you just have something really quick that you need to throw back here instead of lifting the whole trunk It's actually really easy really nice to have that But why don't we go ahead and take a look at our space back here? Like I had mentioned this is third row seating. I do have the third row We'll part of it up right now. You can see that there's that all-weather floor liner One thing why don't I go ahead and show you how you can use these you have your left and your right? You want to push your seats down all you do is hold that button down for a quick second and they will lay flat There's a couple packages That you get along with this vehicle. Is there a quick charge cable kit? We're gonna have our first aid kit and then we also are gonna have our emergency assistance kit and then last week There's this little shelf that you can actually adjust your heights on the lowest one now But you do have two other settings or places that you can put that if you need to Add something in you're gonna have your cup holders and then on the second Well, you're also gonna have a charger right here And then if you're in the second row and you need to fold these seats You have that button as well. So easy access to that Okay, once again, we do have two in stock. I believe the other one is a limited So if you have any questions, feel free to let us know all of our contact info is listed right here Thanks for watching guys, and I will see y'all next time. Bye


From around the globe, it's theCUBE with digital coverage of AWS re-invent 2020. Sponsored by Intel and AWS. Welcome to theCUBE's coverage of AWS re-invent 2020. I'm Lisa Martin. Exciting conversation coming up next. We have Maureen Lonergan with us, the Director of Worldwide Training and Certification from AWS and Jared Gaines, Customer Support Analyst for IDBS. Welcome to both of you. Thank you. Thanks for having us. Thank you, I appreciate being here. Likewise. So, we're gonna be talking about training and certification programs and skilling and right now couldn't be more of an important time to talk about that. The global health and economic crisis continues to loom over our heads, but cloud computing and the industry is continuing to grow. So, there's demand for these skills. Maureen, I wanna start with you to just kick us off with an overview of what the AWS Restart program is. And then we hear from Jared about his experience. Yeah, so I thought I'd start off by saying, today Accenture released a study that said that connecting individuals to opportunities to learn, we can create pathways and jobs with more opportunity, higher wages, accelerated growth and less vulnerability and sudden disruptions like COVID. In fact, today we announced our commitment to help 29 million people grow their technical skills with free cloud computing and training by 2025. One of those programs is Restart. And Restart is a skills development and job training program that prepares learners for careers in the cloud. We wanna build local talent by providing AWS cloud skills and job opportunities to unemployed. We work with nonprofits in the local communities and government organizations to deliver a learning experience and provide pathway to earning an AWS certification and support the participants as they launch their career jobs by providing them training and matching them with companies, giving them the opportunity to interview with companies. And Jared's one of our graduates of that program. Excellent, well, Jared, welcome to the program. Talk to us about your background. What led you to join the AWS Restart program and when was that? So I started the program in May and before COVID I was working in fitness. I was on my way to open my own studio and then COVID happened and kinda swept the rug from under my feet. So trying to recreate a career out of almost nothing now since everything was in quarantine. I was referred to Per Skolas, which is a program that hosted the Restart program where I'd learned Python skills, Linux administration skills, the architecture and infrastructure of AWS. It gave me a lot of tools to kinda grow a career in the cloud. And so you were in fitness before, did you have any tech training, any tech background experience? Outside of the few online tools that I used, I always tell people the most tech experience I had was upgrading my iPhone. Wow, so this is a program Maureen that anybody can enter. You talked about the number of 29 million. So Jared, I can imagine when you found this program, as you said in the beginning with fitness studios still shut down, who knows what could have happened. Amazing opportunities that it provided you. Talk to us about, if we think back, it's only been what eight or so months where you are now, you mentioned some of the certifications that you have. Talk to us about how that's landed you in your current career. So during the program, I was matched up with the company and able to interview with them. And I was able to land a role as a customer support analyst where I troubleshoot software support issues. So you go way beyond now upgrading your iPhone. I bet your friends are all gonna be coming to you for fix this, this isn't working, right? You're gonna have to be that tech supporter for all your friends and family. That IT guy now, I'm it. You are, that's awesome. So talk to me about some of the things that you would recommend, Jared, to your peers and folks, especially if you're saying, you know, all I was good at before tech wise was upgrading my phone. That really I think dispels a lot of the concerns that folks might have. I don't have a tech background, I don't have a tech degree. Your proof, you don't need one and you know Python now, I don't even know that. So what I always like to tell everyone is empty your cup and disarm the ego. You know, starting something new when you're pivoting into a new career, it's going to require some changes. It's going to have a lot of challenges. So when you come to it with an open mind and are willing to kind of grind it out, it's worth it in the end. So the results speak for themselves. Well, you have the right mindset. I think that is huge. That was a big advantage that you probably had going in but that's such great advice for anyone. I think maybe one of the, I call them COVID catalysts and this is one of them. Some of the things that are coming out of this, Maureen, that Jared and his peers are really being able to upskill, reskill, learn new skills. But to Jared's point, you got to have that open mind. So Maureen, talk to me a little bit more about you mentioned 29 million folks being impacted with this. I'm sure there are a lot of folks like Jared who had no tech background and are now opening up because of the pandemic careers and opportunities that they never would have thought of. Yeah, I mean, restart's one of several programs that will be turning 29 million people for free. But I think for restart in particular, it really is. And Jared's a great example of this is having a desire to dig in. We had a conversation the other day and he was saying what an incredible opportunity and if you have an open mind and a learn and be curious kind of mentality, you can be successful with this program and he's a great example of that. And this program's never been more important than during these times. And Jared's actually a graduate of the first virtual program because we actually delivered this in countries all over the world, but we had to pivot quickly, much like all of our other programs into a virtual environment. So even with those challenges, working remotely with his cohort, he was still able to get through the training and get a certification and then hired by an employer. So it's just, it's a credit to him and all the hard work he put into it. Exactly, and I can tell he's a disciplined guy and that's one of the things that I think all of us have struggled with during the last nine months is having that discipline and motivation. Everything is just completely, it's the upside down from stranger things, right? Jared, talk to me a little bit about kind of specifically some of the things that when you think of the word restart and you think of maybe where you were a year ago, this has really been an actual restart for you. I'm sure fitness will get back hope to what it was and you have now even more opportunities as a result of this crisis. Yes, I was able to really grow and become something more than myself because COVID and quarantine presented so many challenges and you kind of had to adapt quickly. It allowed me to recognize a lot of the transferable skills that I had other places and brought them and bringing them into the program. So that restart name fits perfect for the opportunity that it gives people. You can literally become competitive in a new industry within a few short months. I think what I'm doing, oh, go ahead, Maureen. I was just gonna say one of the other interesting things is he has a son at home that he's homeschooling. So not only did COVID impact his business, but his family and his having to learn and online school help to online school, his son is also a credit to his character and his drive. Oh, absolutely. I can't imagine how challenging that is to do, not just one, do a regular job that you've been doing for a long time while also having kids at home that you're having help. But you are in the middle of a pretty big shift. The online, talk to me about, I imagine maybe you were even inspiring to your son or vice versa in terms of having the dedication to show up online because there's nobody, making sure that you're actually in a physical location. Right, Jared? Yeah, so there was some advantages and disadvantages to learning in a virtual environment, but having my son there, be kind of pulled on each other and pushed each other, like, hey, like a human break, what are you doing? Like, why are you working and I'm not working? So we was able to kind of motivate and inspire each other to really make things happen. And then with being in a virtual environment and then coming from a fitness background, I'll say like I really didn't miss getting up at 5 a.m. for early sessions. So there were some things that I really enjoyed from it. There's definitely pros and cons, yeah, not getting up at 5 a.m. So then in terms of like not getting up at 5 a.m., Jared, are you able to kind of create your own curriculum and complete it at your own? So there was a curriculum provided by the program. As I always say, you need to do that plus more. Getting away with the bare minimum isn't just enough. So in addition to the curriculum, I would take extra hours and really dive deeper into it and make sure that I had a firm grasp on everything. So Maureen, I can't imagine what this year would have been like without programs like this. I think the name is, I think we all want a restart. I think we're looking for the calendar to turn in a couple of weeks and have a restart. But talk to me about some of the other opportunities and some of the big transformations like Jared's that you're helping people achieve. I think at AWS we really believe in providing as much access to education as we can. We have pivoted our entire curriculum to virtual, either virtual instructor-led training or digital training. We have a digital platform with 500 free courses on it. So really anybody can learn. I talked a little bit about this earlier in the week. My dad was asking me, what's cloud? What does that mean? And I introduced him to the cloud practitioner. So I think it's anyone from my 78-year-old father to young kids really trying to introduce STEM into STEM programs, AWS cloud and have them play around with it. So there's a lot of amazing things. We've also, we provide our curriculum into universities through our academy and educate programs as well. So we want to reach out to anybody that we can. We want to provide training to anybody that wants it and we do that through delivering it ourselves and through partnerships. I love that you just talked about such breadth of folks like Jared to folks like your dad wanting to understand something differently. I think that my mom learns about the cloud because she watches the queue, but I love that there's now the opportunity to reach even more people and help them transform, which right now I can't imagine a better opportunity. Jared, what's your one piece of advice for folks maybe in your situation who are going, we're locked down again. I don't know what's gonna happen next year. We can't count on this vaccine to be this one day, June 1st, everything is gonna open back up. What do you recommend that they do to not be afraid to take on something completely different? I would say stay fluid, be ready for anything that can come your way. When you're able to change and move directions, the force doesn't stop, it just goes more directed somewhere else. So when you're in control of that, the results are gonna be amazing. Jared, congratulations. I find you very inspirational. I'm sure your son does as well. Who knows, maybe he'll be a steam kid one of these days, but that's congratulations on having a discipline in a time that nobody ever could have predicted that we would be living in. And Maureen, I wanna ask the last question to you following on to the question for Jared. What do you recommend if folks are going, I don't know, should I look into this? I'm scared of it or I don't have this experience. What do you say? Yeah, I don't think people should be scared about it. I think Jared said it well. You just have to have a desire to learn and a curiosity and when we help you get there, right? We provide the program. So if you have an interesting cloud, whether it's through our restart program or any of our digital offerings, the digital offerings are probably the easiest way. Go in and be curious yourself and take cloud practitioner. It's online and it's available for free. And then you can start to see how you can build your skills. And if you're interested in restart by all means, go ahead and apply for the program. We're looking for builders for the future. I love that. The amount of opportunities are endless with this. So we'll say to folks, be like Jared. Yes, the health crisis is looming, but cloud is booming and there's opportunity for you. So be like Jared. Jared and Maureen, thank you so much for joining us today. This has been a great conversation. Thanks Lisa, thanks Jared. Thank you, it was a pleasure. All right guys, thank you so much. For my guests, I'm Lisa Martin. You're watching theCUBE's coverage of AWS re-invent 2020.


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Save 10% with my code Bobby10 on raw, organic, grass-fed and grass-finished, freeze-dried organ meats from grassland nutrition. Link in the description box. All right, guys. Welcome back to the channel. If you're new, my name is Bobby. Guys, today we're gonna check out the channel PrevailIslam with their video Who Is Allah? Eye Opening. I believe that we humans are given the chance through scripture and prayer to get closer to God. I think that this is how we get to know God ultimately. Nevertheless, I'm still curious to find out what this video has to say about God, what it has to say about Allah. With no further ado, let's have a look. Who is Allah? Allah is the creator of the universe, the king of everyone and the lord of everything. He's the only one who deserves to be worshiped. He manages the affairs of all kingdoms. He commands and forbids, creates and provides, gives life and death, raises and lowers people, alternates night and day, and alternates victory and defeat amongst nations so that one nation rises and another falls. This is exactly right. I just had a talk with my Arabic teacher last week about this fascinating subject. If we look at nations, we look for example at the Germans, at the Swedes, the Vikings and how they were emperors, conquerors of their time and out of the sudden it's all flipped on its head. Those nations have become weak. They allow for all kinds of degeneracy. They allow the family structure to fall apart. They are the exact opposite of what they used to be. Or if we look at the Arabs, just desert dwelling people and now they're building skyscraper after skyscraper oil billionaires. So what is this due to? If you look into national socialism or eugenics, those people will tell you that it's due to race. It is us white people. We are the smartest and we build nations, etc. etc. You name it. But if you look into it, that cannot be the truth. It seems like every nation gets its shot. Sometimes they're kings and rulers and then a few years later they're absolutely nobody. So ultimately this displays beautifully that it's all in God's hands. Only Allah's commands and decree are carried out throughout the heavens and the earth, deep in the oceans, any disguise and throughout the entire universe. His knowledge encompasses all matters, accounting for each and every being and enveloping them with His mercy and wisdom. He hears all voices in their different languages and with their varied requests and pleas. One voice does not distract him from hearing another nor do their innumerable pleas confuse him. The pleading of the needy beggars knocking it. That's actually hilarious because if you look into movies of Jim Carrey, for example, when he becomes God, it is a very anthropomorphic picture of God. It is very human, of course, because you see that God gets a lot of emails, a lot of requests of prayers and he cannot catch up with them all because it's all so much. Of course, God is not a human. God is all hearing, all seeing. His comprehension, His consciousness cannot be compared to anything we find here in this human realm. His door does not aggravate him nor do their questions annoy him. He sees all things, the visible and invisible. He sees the black ant crawling across a solid black rock in a pitch dark night. No matters are hidden from him nor are secrets withheld from him. He has knowledge of all that has occurred and all which has yet to occur. Exactly. Everyone in the heavens. And this displays beautifully that God is transcendent. He is the absolute opposite of creation. Within creation, you have the creation of time and space. But God transcends time and space. And this is how he has the knowledge of what has been and what will be because within God there is no time. Time is an illusion for us mere mortals. And the earth beseech him for their needs. Every day, he attends to his creation. He forgives sins, eases difficulties and relieves distress. He mends the broken and riches the poor, teaches the ignorant, guides the stray, directs the confused and helps the desperate. He frees the captive, feeds the hungry, closes the naked and cures the sick. He accepts the repentance of the one who repents and rewards the one who does good. He aids the oppressed and humbles the tyrant. He conceals faults. This is exactly what we as people often fail to understand. We are trapped in this state of separation. We look around and we see the other. We see ourselves as the single entity. But those are the eyes of the ego, of course. Those are the eyes of us humans because we are not God. We see everything in separation. However, everything is dependent upon God. We think that somebody gave food to the beggar. A richer person gave charity to a poorer one. But ultimately you have to understand that everything you witness is created by God and therefore everything happens due to God. He is clothing the poor, not you. And calms fears. He does not sleep, nor sleep benefit him. Exactly right. Very beautiful yet again. This is what I started struggling with when I began to reread the Bible, when I reread Genesis. Of course, you can find that in the Torah as well. This is the Old Testament after all. You see that God created the world in six days. And on the seventh day he rested. This is an absolute human invention for me. God needs no rest. He gives. For his right hand always remains full. On the day of judgment, the whole earth will be enclosed in a single grip of his hand. And all the heavens will be rolled up in his right hand. Then he will shake them and say, I am the king. I am the king. It is I who created the world out of nothingness. And I who will return it to how it was. No sin is too great for him to forgive. No request too great for him to fulfill. We're all in his heavens and on his earth. From the beginning to the end of his creation, mankind and Jinn alike were to be as pious as the most pious amongst them. This would not increase his sovereignty in the slightest. It doesn't do anything. It's very interesting actually if you look at this phenomena of repentance, of praying, of being pious. It is not for God. It is for us. It's very, very simple. Ultimately, there is a right and a wrong.  And that is fine, but we cannot have any discussion based upon moral relativism. Because then I do not have to listen to your argument because it's invalid. There is no foundation for that argument to begin with. However, if we establish that there is a right and a wrong, that there is a good and an evil, then we come to the clear realization that there is a right way of conduct for the human being. Just as if you look at dogs, you understand that there is a right way of behavior for dogs and then you understand there are dogs that are barking and pulling the leash. This is wrong behavior for that dog. And the same applies for the human being. Yet again, there is a right and wrong for us as well. Pursuing a career as a woman and being frustrated in your 40s because you do not have children is not the right way of course. God created us with intent and therefore we are the happiest if we follow the commandments of God. They are simple physical commandments.  So therefore you do understand there are certain laws of gravity and you do not wish to transgress those laws. But guess what? There are laws permeating throughout creation. Moral laws, spiritual laws, physical laws, psychological laws. It all comes from God. And if we follow those laws, it is good for us. It doesn't change anything in God because God is perfect. There is no change in him. And if they all, from the beginning to the end of his creation, mankind and gin alike, were to be as sinful as the most sinful amongst them, this would not decrease his sovereignty in the slightest. I mean, and this is exactly why I started criticizing the Trinity and with it the crucifixion. Because if we believe that God had to become a human in order to forgive our sins, this would imply that he wasn't perfect to begin with. Why would God need a human experience in order to do anything? Of course, he does not. He is the origin of everything. He is perfect to begin with. He has no beginning, no end. There is no timeframe within him, within his eternity. So why would he need to incarnate to do anything? If all those in his heavens and on his earth, human beings in gin, living and dead, were to assemble in one place and ask him, and he gave each one of them what they asked for, this would not decrease what he has by even an atom's weight. Exactly right. Very powerful. Yet again, we are speaking about God that is perfect, that is full within himself. There is no access to him that he could give away or anything that he could gain through his creation. He is the first before whom there is nothing, the last after whom there is nothing. He is the most high and there is nothing above him. The most near and there is nothing closer than him. He is the most blessed and exalted. He is the most worthy of being worshiped and remembered. He is the most deserving to be thanked and praised.  With his knowledge comes wisdom, with his might, his forgiveness, and with his withholding, his wisdom. None obeys him except by his permission. None sins except by his knowledge. When he is obeyed, he is appreciative. When disobeyed, he overlooks and forgives. His anger is always just. Every punishment from him is just, and every blessing from him is a favor. He is the closest witness and the nearest protector. He records the deeds and sets down the appointed times for all things. When he intends something to be... Of course, because even if you look into the materialistic worldview of cause and effect, you had the big bang, I personally do not believe in it, and then from there on on, this was the cause and then you have an effect and another cause and another effect and another cause and another effect. That is a causal chain. But if you can look into that and accept that as a reality, you would of course understand that nothing can happen on anybody's watch but that of God of course, because he put those domino pieces into place. He only says it to be and it is. He's the king who has no partner. The unique who has no rival. The perfect master who has no companion or child. He's the independent who has no helper. Everything will perish except his face. Every kingdom falls except his kingdom. Every grace except his has its limits. There is none like him. I'm in. All right guys, and this is it for today's video. Absolutely amazing video yet again. It reminded me of me reading the Koran because this is the essence that I experienced throughout reading the Koran. The shifting of my focus back onto what is important, God. Because if you look into other religions, there are always partners and certain saints, certain practices, people attached to the worship of God and like that it can scatter your mind. Nowadays we already started appreciating the benefits of minimalism. Hey, get rid of your old belongings and make everything minimalistic. Look at your flat. Feng Shui. Make it as minimalistic as possible. It will clear up your mind. Clear up your schedule and this will clear up your mind. But how about the most important in our life? How about the priorities in our life? Shouldn't we get those straight? If we think about our priorities, the highest should be of course God. But once we start attaching all kinds of things to God, it becomes very foggy of course and like that we lose track. This is why I love this monotheism, this description of one all power for God that controls absolutely everything and only throughout his grace we can achieve anything in this world. All right guys, but this is it for today's video. If you liked it, leave the thumbs up. If you haven't subscribed already, guys, please do so. And if you want to support this channel by a Patreon, for example, guys, thank you so much for your ongoing support. The links are in the description box below. As always, may God bless you all. Much love and peace.


Good morning. Just going to talk a little bit about pruning blueberries for production. I know my slide says blueberries, blackberries, and muscadines, but I've hidden some slides and we'll work through that. So remember the three T's of pruning. It's going to be tools, timing, and technique. This is going to be very important from start to finish on your plants, whether they're, you know, two days old or two months old to, you know, 20 years and you just bought a house or you just bought a place that has, that had blueberries in the past and nothing's been done to them. So why do we prune the blueberries? One, we want to develop a good plant structure. This is going to help you in production.  We're going to control that fruit number and size by pruning. It'll aid in harvesting and disease and insect control because we need to open that canopy. We need to let air movement through it and we need to be able to, if we have to apply any pesticides or anything, then we can, we can get good coverage. So pruning blueberries, we'd like to thank Tony Glover. This is some of his slides that I've, I've used in Chippies to send me some pictures. So just going ahead and getting that, that out there. We're going to, a little pruning is required for the first few years.  Usually at any time on diseased or broken wood, we don't want those routes for disease entry to just go through the year. Keep these to a mature height around six feet or less. Mainly we want to make it, make it easy for yourself or your clientele. If you're a upick, shorter plants are easier to harvest, you know, kind of make sense. You know, we'll use that, that superpower, a common sense here. And, and then new vigorous shoots produce larger fruit. So if you look out at your blueberry plants now and you've got a pink kind of hue to those rows to those plants and everything. You've got some good young wood that's going to bear some nice fruit this year.  We go from the silky sauce to your Felco pruners. And you can use any Corona's a good brand Felco am Leonard. We don't get any kickbacks from any of these companies. We just use quality products and that hold up a lot of these you can buy replacement blades for. Just know that if I'm going with a hand pruner, that's anything that's going to be three quarters of an inch or less. If I'm, then I need to move up to a locker. If I'm going to go, you know, two inches in diameter to that, to that three quarter and then anything over two inches. You're going to have to go more to a saw, whether it be a folding saw or a fixed blade saw. If you do pull out the saw there. Just know that these are back cut saws they only cut when you pull back on them so don't try to push in. I've had cases where clients have said well, you know the battery operated cut off saws. That's what I use. And it's okay. But I don't know if my video got cut off. But once we stop this I'll show you what those battery operated saws can do to a plan at times. And how I discourage folks from using those. So timing depends on the purpose. If we're trying to make it. If we're doing a renewal. Then we're going to best time to prune rabbit eye blueberries is going to be winter which is now February. March we don't want to do it too late. And I've got a slide later on height control some summer pruning. We're going to do this right after harvest so some post harvest pruning can be done to reduce some height. It can delay blooming. If you if you do this too late. So this is something that I wouldn't just go out if you had 100 plants and go out and do every one of them the first year I'm going to do post harvest pruning this year.  So you kind of know that that plant and the way it's going to react to your to your post harvest pruning. So kind of a window prune summary is at planning we're going to do very little pruning. During establishment this is the two to three years. Very little, you know maybe some lower branches maybe some week shoots that are that are coming up. You know if there's damage, you know we get wildlife damage. If you're trying to keep cleaned around them and everything then you're, you may get some mechanical damage from equipment or, or stuff and then sometimes they just, you know we we have have other issues. After your harvest. This is July to August is when we want to do that post harvest pruning. And then those renewal cuts. That's late February to early March. And then sprout removal that's that's anytime if you're trying to keep that that form of that plant and not going to let it grow in a hedgerow. You're going to try to establish individual plants to where they have space in between them. This sprout removal can happen at any time. We're just going to cut those off at the ground. But you know, when we're making renewal cuts sometimes letting some of these sprouts replace some of those can be can be helpful. Remove damaged or dead branches anytime. I can't stress that enough. We see that a lot, especially in our area with wildlife damage, you know you're going to get deer in there. And they're going to decide they want to rub their antlers on your blueberry plants or they're running through there because you know they're chasing each other around and everything and they're breaking limbs and everything. Go ahead and prune those off if you see them because we don't want those routes for disease entry. We're going to remove renewal pruning done late before this plant blooms. Done on mature plants that's four to five years old. And we're going to remove about 20-25% of the oldest canes at the base of the plants and I have a picture coming up that Chip has sent me. So here's a picture for no pruning for about 17 years or so. This is just a hedgerow and this is what we deal with a lot of times where blueberries are a lot of work if you want good production and they just let them go. You can see there's, find my cursor here, we'll find right there. There's been some cuts made that's probably three or four years old right there. If you can see my pointer, but it's a, you'll get small berries, your production is going to be out of reach it's going to be up high. You get a lot of interior shading, you get increased pest problems and high water needs because if you're running your drip irrigation, you're going to, you're going to have to put more water. There's more plant there to support. And so it's going to just increase those needs. So we talked a lot about renewal cuts and this is one of the things that, that a lot of blueberry growers. I guess it's kind of hard to, it's kind of hard to do because they see that good thick stem that healthy plant. And, and it's got some lichens on it, which is not going to hurt anything that's just natural their filters, but they don't want to cut those.  And, but we have to. All right, we have to, they're not meant to be trees. So you can see where this has taken, it looks about 50% of that where they've taken and done a renewal cut, probably a couple of seasons ago. And on the right hand side of this picture and you can see where that new growth that advantageous budding has, has pushed out and created new shoots and everything that will give better production. Now, some of those need thinned out. And, and then the next season they're going to renew, make some renewal cuts on that left hand side, and we can do some height tricks here. And then we want every year, we want to remove some of that oldest canes. If they form bark and have lichens on them, they're, they're probably needing renewal cuts happen to them. We're going to go six to 18, 18 inches above the soil level to make these cuts. Just a few good references here. We have the aces pruning and training small fruits. It is there we have our YouTube fresh from the field videos. We have our publications where training and pruning fruit trees also Texas A&M has a pruning brochure that's very informative on that it's a good put together publication there. And just some final thoughts from me and I'll get to some questions. Remember pruning is just as much art form art form as it is a science. Bad pruning is worse than no pruning. Pruning is only a temporary solution for a permanent problem. Don't ever top a tree and crepe murder should be criminal offense with jail time. Don't be scared.


This month we have some New Jersey supermarket news and tips that will benefit everyone. Hey there, NJRoot22.com here with another New Jersey supermarket news vlog. We're trying to do this once a month, but you know it's really not easy to do like a unique New Jersey supermarket chat every single solitary month because there's really not much to talk about. Once you get the proper routine down, the sales that happen each week, they're very cyclical. You know, there's a different bacon on sale each week, but 90% of the things that are sold at the supermarket as well as 90% of things on sale each week are literally unhealthy, junk. So it's weird the way that the people that have been conditioned to eating food even to, you know, modern times like 2019, it's just they've been conditioned to eat addictive foods. It's just not a good thing. And you know, as you know anything with sugar and carbs in it is it should be avoided. And that includes fruits and vegetables. Sorry vegetarians. But so I have basically three little tips for you this month. My first tip and it's very simple. I've mentioned it many times before on my supermarket updates. You should never really pay full price for anything at all. No matter what, there's always by the product that's on sale, whether it's bacon, meat.  Never buy Doritos or something like that at full price. But I don't think you should be buying that junk. Like if there's like a sales a lot of times when we have a shop right has these super sales for $1.99 a pound for ground beef. We buy a lot of it and we know we're not going to be able to eat it before it goes bad. So we either we freeze the uncooked meat or we actually cook it and freeze the cooked meat. That's also good. I just did that today as a matter of fact. I cooked up about five pounds of ground beef, browned it on the stove and I threw it in the freezer into portions. So I could make a quick chili or a vegetable cheese bake. I like to call it's like sort of like a calzone without the bread. So just never pay full price. You should feel bad and guilty inside if you ever pay full price for anything. Next, I think everybody should do this. Anybody who's on the healthy path, low carb keto or carnivore. Just watch other people and it doesn't matter whether they're massively obese. You could see what they're eating and it's really hilarious when I see the really obese people. And maybe this doesn't include the obese people that are just starting out and trying to get healthy. But you could tell that they're never going to not be obese because their carts are filled with things that are like, you know, gluten free and organic. And then I can just tell that their blood sugar is way too high. But watch their shopping carts. You get a really unique insight to what other people are doing and why they're the way they are. And again, like I said, it's not just skinny people. Some skinny people can be unhealthy inside and we don't know what the rest of their family looks like either. So just it's a fun game to do. I always look at other people's shopping carts and it's just it's fascinating. It's almost an invasion of privacy, like I said. And lastly, my final tip for this month is especially with it goes back to tip number one.  Like I'll use bacon as an example again. I love I've become more willing to try every single brand that's on sale, even the shop right brand. Because I don't want to pay $9 or more a pound for bacon. So be ready to say, OK, I'll either have the Oscar Meyer, the Hormel or the black. What's the other brand, the Smithfield? I don't care what brand it is. I just buy on sale.  There's some people in my house that that only want one kind. They don't they can't just appreciate the subtle differences between their favorite and they're not so favorite. You get used to it. You get used to it. Just relax your standards a little bit and you'll be fine. But again, meat, I know I don't like shop right brand, Wegmans brand. The meat I cooked up today was Wegmans brand. It wasn't very good, but it fills a purpose. It fills a need. And when Pat Lafrita or Sweden Sons goes on sale, I'll treat myself for that as well. But otherwise you're going to be financially punished if you're always paying full price for your premium brand. There's single brand that you like. So that's it. I'll try and find some things in the next month or so that I could talk about that are unique to New Jersey supermarkets. But the sales, they're never groundbreaking. You're never going to save enough money to put an addition on your house. It's only a few pennies here and there. But if you just follow the good advice we gave about buying only things on sale, you'll always be okay. You don't even need to read the circulars. You'll just know. And that's it. I'll see you next month with another New Jersey supermarket chat. Have a good week ahead.


I'm giving you a pair of socks. It's say your name on them. Oh, thank you. Oh my God, that's so cute. This year is probably like going to be the most different year I've ever had because I've got a new boyfriend now. You got a boyfriend. You got all these years. It's so strange and now I've obviously found someone who I really love and want to be with for a long time. I don't know what to do on Christmas Day because I've never spent Christmas Day with a partner. It's not even when you're with your ex. Never. All their meetings. Stop here. What are you going to get him? Have you thought about presents? Oh my God, yeah. It is really hard because I've probably been with him that long. How long have you been with him? Four months. So do you go all out? I feel like you don't go all out because then it's only downhill from there. You can't spend all that money. Get him a sock. Get him some socks. No. You don't want to need some socks. You've been using them for other things. You used some tissue, man. I thought we were talking about Christmas. It's like having a new relationship. It's really fun. I don't have a boyfriend now. You're the single one. I'm the single. Christmas Day single is fun. Christmas Day single, I'm like, No, family. Sorry, Mum. Damn. So how do we even cook turkey? Because I don't actually know. Are you cooking it? Well, I've got it in my house but I thought... So you've got a cooking. No, you've got a cooking. You've got to do it yourself. No, I thought that... I love the fact that you're the host of mine but everyone bring the food. I just thought I'd buy the food, give them the area and then just go. Christmas traditions, like a lot of people watch films but if I'm honest and someone who doesn't, is that bad? I watched The Grinch because I feel like I was a bit of a Grinch when I was younger. It's just because you know you've got a separated family. It was always difficult. It was nice but it was always difficult to sort of spread yourself thin and see everyone and be happy because your family's up together and you just think, Why can't I have that family together? I do agree. So as I got older I began to realise that it was probably the best way because my family get along and I'm so lucky to get along that I can sort of see everyone. So then in The Grinch, he loves Christmas eventually. I love The Grinch. So I watch it and I feel like, do you know what? Christmas is sick. But you're not like the Christmas Eve. Do you just get over one present? I used to get to open a present when I was younger at midnight. Oh, yeah! At midnight. Not anymore but at midnight. My nan, bless her, she always used to pick the present because it was our smallest one. But we'd get to open. We did Christmas tree presents. My mum used to hide presents in the tree. In the tree? And then they used to open them after dinner. Oh no, I've never had that. It's so fun. I would always look forward to those more. Instead of finding the Christmas present home. That was always a nice thing. I think we're going to do that this year as well. You know we just want to keep doing the traditions. Are you climbing up? Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. Climbing up. It's one of the best days of your year where you can just go all out and not worry about it because you know everybody else is doing the same thing.  They're all like in their stretchy pants on. It's great. It's fun. Having a boyfriend mess up on a present is that a big deal and has it happened? Yeah, it's happened to me when Christmas with my ex because he was so rubbish with like being thought for. Can you see I'm so venerable? Oh yeah. He just wasn't thought for and just like was so last minute and I'm a really thought for present give up. I remember getting like limited edition trainers that I felt like I had to go and source them like favourite computer game like I'm that girlfriend. I'm like attentive. He's like oh yeah I just have that. So then what do you do when you got it? I hate that. No, I just don't like it. I can't. Christmas is, sorry love it's not for me. Wrap that back up. He wasn't with me on Christmas day but I was just like it's not really me. Like I just, I don't know I can't, I can't really, I'm not going to use it, I'm not going to wear it. See I would literally take it, say I liked it and then wear it upset that I hated it. I just, I can't. But if it's a present that's thought for and you don't like it but you know he literally tried so hard to get it. What do you do? No then you've got to be nice.  You wouldn't. It is the thought that comes sometimes. That is the thing. Christmas girls are just sometimes really ungrateful. I'm quite picky aren't we? Yeah it's hard. Don't forget guys if you like what you see hit that subscribe button to see more of that's what she said.


So I mean, this is this is worth setting up here. We've got Was this the only big mistake? Two seasons of filming Jeremy was this the only big mistake that you made in the in the filming or was it Was it the most sort of visual one In the movie Yeah, it was in the filming of the movie Yeah, the mistake I'm gonna made on this mountain is yeah It's it's the only one and actually it was almost the only mountain I could I could have this kind of mistake also So I get I get super lucky, but yeah, we're gonna see What we climb up after This face is super steep at the at the top and then it becomes like more and more Flatter like regularly less steep 45 degrees I decided to ski some ice At the top of it that we can see like slowly now And then yeah, I made the mistake to make a direction to put too much Pressure on the side of the ski and even with my pending 160 kilos and I'm 60 kilos it couldn't Yeah, it couldn't hold the ski anymore So I didn't felt anything usually when you lose a ski with that that much pressure in On the binding you're like torn your ass here on your like really feeling like the ski was like Super hard attached to your to your feet and then on that case I couldn't feel anything It was like just a piece of wood going inside That's Nico Joining from the tent because it was super cold Well, he feels it and he thinks it's skiable I'm not too worried, I hold it well And then in an hour and a half in the summer It's there And I ski there What's complicated is that it has to be able to show beautiful ski And as soon as you're embarrassed by a snow that's not easy You don't feel like showing your best ski, it's a little bit of frustration What did you learn from this? Who a lot I lose I lose a lot of confidence in my skiing and then It took me like three years almost To get kind of back to where I where in terms of mental Because I was like Yeah, I was carrying those skis with those heavy Bending To avoid that kind of surprise so And then Yeah, that That experience show me that I can lose a ski anytime if I make any mistakes or losing his keys somewhat In some of those faces. It's the end of the It's the end of the game so Yeah, it was Yeah, it was It was a strong moment It pops off so easily doesn't it Yeah, yeah And then it continued to slide without me Do you think you were lucky or do you think it was skill that Allowed you to a self-arrest there I think I was lucky to lose the right skis actually Because I could keep on slow down because I still have my Exterior skis to put like more weight on it and then the ice also was Was finishing after 30 meter so I couldn't yeah, I couldn't stop myself And you can see that the ice was like super super hard So in that kind of ice you cannot make any direction you need to choose the the angle There's so many risks before on the snow and you need to straight the ice and then Let it go and then after you can slow down and make turns How hard do you want to go in that situation Well to be honest It wasn't that hard I was kind of concentrating on the shot For me just like a little dot in the screen And I just saw a dot and I was going the dot is not turning anymore it's sliding now And then stopped it was so quick that I didn't actually realize And then when I saw it stopped it was fine but yeah In the back of your mind it's always something like that happens and it could be a lot more serious It's always in the back of our minds as cameraman but yeah But at the time I literally didn't realize until he'd almost stopped what was happening I just saw a cloud of snow and yeah And you're so focused on the image But do you think it affects you long term being exposed to that level of risk as a voyeur For me yeah for me it's affected me I mean I've seen touch wood I haven't seen anything that's really serious to happen but I've seen a lot of close calls and it's yeah You question yourself a lot it's like why I know why people are doing this and why am I shooting it and yeah I don't know as I get older I It goes from this is fun and great to this is kind of scary and very dangerous sometimes That is like Jeremy and Sam are so calculated It seems very dangerous but it's not They know what they're doing and I get more scared for people who don't really know what they're doing in the mountains On much easier slopes but the danger still there and they don't have the knowledge I'm fascinated by what you just said Jeremy about that Crash stealing your confidence for three years and that illustrates How much confidence you have to have in your equipment and your experience to be able to operate at this level Yeah, and it's also we can come back to the to the Ariana question It's it was it's such a ritual to do the ski is to come to To see if the the banding is is well adjusted If you get like the rage edges Angle also if you go like in such steep Slope so yeah, you're like putting everything that you can control like materials stuff that you have that you can Literally control it and putting in a in the green zone And then you know that it's In your side to perform well And then all the snow conditions and all the weather that we have here in that we had so much wind during that That night so that thing that you cannot control so Yeah, the things that you you can literally control it you like Yeah, it's so I enjoy to put that in my side actually So when when this It's like giving that surprise to lose a ski is in such slope It's like affecting you Your your confidence like big time


Hi, my name is Liam Rowe currency trader and trading coach at trading 180 comma welcome to this week's supply and demand Forex and gold fundamental and technical analysis if you're new a warm welcome to you And if you're returning an equally warm welcome to you, don't forget to like subscribe and share with your fellow trading colleagues If you find the content I provide on my youtube channel useful, so Getting into this week's fundamental and Analysis and risk sentiment analysis and we're going to start off on the u.s. jobs recovery Fulter as virus surge snaps hiring streak. Why is that important because jobs are Assigned I guess and leading indicator of the economy So very disappointing numbers a payroll US payroll drop 140,000 the mid-December virus surge So the US labor market jobs lost jobs in December for the first time in eight months reflecting a plunge in restaurant employment That highlights how surging coronavirus infections are taking greater toll on parts of the economy so the US economy doesn't look like it's recovering as well as expected and One of the things that will affect I guess has an effect on I guess a recovering US economy or I should say a Recession is slumping US dollar and the slumping US dollar is actually regardless of what Traders may think Technical analysis traders for an economy a weaker currency a devalued currency a depreciating currency actually is desired in a In a recession, right? So you don't want a an expensive currency because an expensive currency makes you less competitive And a slumping dollar creates problems for central banks elsewhere So, you know currency strength creates headwinds for economic recovery, right? Central banks may step in verbally to contel to curtail a sense So the euro and the yen are flirting with valuations unseen for years as dollar weakness creates headaches of policymakers all the world over Granted the the path higher may be rocky as seen with the greenback pairing is declined Wednesday morning in New York On Haven demands after the New York Stock Exchange reverse course and said it still plans to D-list three major Chinese companies That really isn't relevant. So, you know to the slumping dollar too much, but just understand that Trade Shorting the dollar the general consensus is to short the dollar, but the dollar won't be a short forever because as I say the Evalued currency actually boosts exports and The dollar will have it stay in the sun at some point, but for now it is a Cell I think and also as well Be aware that the euro and the yen may have to do more Then just talk the currency down. They may have to actually implement You know stimulus measures in order to actually weaken their currency to help their economies if their economies, you know start to Not really get out the recovery phase and going on to the euro euro area economic confidence rises despite new virus curbs So unlike the US The economic confidence I guess is more sentiment driven in the euro area picked up in December with Manufacturers in particular showing resilience against the resurgent pandemic. That's triggered tougher restrictions across the region. So Europe Doing a bit better than the than the US when it comes to Economic sentiment anyway, not too sure about the GDP side of things But the strength at the moment is with the euro and not really with the US dollar So obviously that would mean potential Longs on the euro dollar currency pair if we're looking at that from a fundamental perspective Bank of England governor Bailey warns brexit will Bring big economic losses. So central bank chief weighs into politically charged issue Boris Johnson Our prime minister government has held trade deal with the EU. So brexit deal has been done But it seems like the the Bank of England governor Bailey is Thinking that the brexit deal will actually bring economic losses, which means a potential Double-dip recession is what they're talking about in the UK. We're handling the virus quite poorly When compared to other countries as well So although the pound has been on the on an upward trajectory potentially there is a shorting opportunity coming definitely on the horizon very shortly and The pound may fall versus the dollar amid recession risk credit agriculture says so The pound is set to weaken against the US dollar as the UK faces risk of double-dip recession and a rate cut By the Bank of England according to Valentin Marinov head of G10 FX research and strategy at credit agricultural Current levels in cable up potentially a good level to take profit Marinov on Bloomberg markets said in the European Open so although the dollar might be a Still potentially a sell against the euro doesn't it could be a buy against the pound the pound may be the worst of the of the three currencies and When you have currencies that are being devalued negative interest rates and falling one of the Assets to where that benefits from that is gold and silver and gold and silver tumble a little bit Which will get into the technicals in a little bit with higher yields dimming metal appeal So gold I'm sure of you many of you saw this on Friday gold wiped out gains for the week and silver tumbled the most in September as US Treasury yields extended a rally and the dollar Recovered, but what you have to understand is that the dollar devaluation of currencies devaluation around the world It's really not going to stop and plus it's talking about you know inflation coming back into the the market and what is inflation inflation is really devaluation and a weaker currency and a depreciating currency so Or depreciating prices. So although gold may tumble in the short term doesn't mean that You know that the gold long trade Sentiment is over. It just means that you can buy gold now and silver if you're looking for a bargain price This is now the time potentially to buy obviously. This is not financial advice but If you are looking to buy gold obviously you want a pullback and this may be an opportunity to Get involved long gold and a pullback So looking at this week's the week ahead the calendar really the Important news this week for the dollar for the dollar is really you got core inflation on Wednesday and inflation rate The higher this goes Forecast actually is is for 1.2. So it doesn't look like it's really going anywhere But again anything above that will be I Guess dollar Positive or negative depending on how you you want to trade the dollar Friday the 15th of January we've got pound trade balance Is important and then into the week after I think we've got I think there's really nothing else this week That's really important on the on trading economics. Let me go to two stars and see if there's anything there a bit more Monday we've got Australia Bank of England speaks nothing really Tuesday Joe openings nothing really market moving present the guard speaks Industrial production. Let me see oil trade oil came up the statement. I think maybe something like the GDP growth may be important for Germany and for Europe if Germany GDP is up then that would be actually quite positive for the whole of Europe as Germany are Europe's powerhouse Jobless claims. I think import and export prices are quite important as well for inflation and Yep, I think that's pretty much It's what we've got on the Friday Consumer sentiment business industrial production Nothing really market moving over trade balance is quite important as well because again that that helps with GDP a healthy trade balance pushes GDP up so Nothing really major I can see on the on the on the week ahead So let's see anyways now getting into the Technicals and starting off as we always do on the dollar index and dollar index Dollar index We've got some you know a bit of a pullback I'm expecting a pullback on the dollar index to be fair because We've literally been in this downtrend since for the pretty much the whole since since March you've pretty much seen dollar decline and especially when you get quite steep Moves to the downside with no major pullbacks at some point prices may want to pull back Or should pull back Because prices don't go down forever, right? You've got you know liquidity problems, etc If there's not enough liquidity to the downside in the price Then the markets will look for liquidity to the upside to get short. So For me, I think the first area to look for any kind of short trades not necessarily on the Dollar index you'd be looking for this is just confluence On a dollar cross would be Probably somewhere around there where you've got supply, but you've also got a level of you know support and resistance. So Support and resistance adds to the supply and demand zone equation at a level and understanding why there's likely to be More supply at that area technically then demand and that's all confluence is is just looking at why There's likely to be more sell orders or supply orders Then buy orders or demand orders at an area from a technical analysis perspective You know, but we must always take into account The fundamentals because the fundamentals are really what drives prices to where they are going to go in the medium to long term short term is more more to do with liquidity and really kind of market making moving on to the dollar yen and dollar yen Prices have come up to a bit of a supply zone here. So if you are looking to get Short on the dollar long on the Japanese yen here is actually a decent level to look for any kind of short trades Providing again that you want to be shorting the dollar and long the Japanese yen You'd probably want to be longer Japanese yen in a risk-off Environment meaning that when there's a lot of uncertainty and fear in the market The money tends to flow into the Japanese yen But also when you're trading the Japanese yen look for a sell-off in the stock market as well for Some confluence that there is definitely some risk-off sentiment coming into the market There's also another level. I think up top rounds here She let me zoom out. I think there is probably something more around there You know, I think that is a decent level as you've got some Support support support bit support there and it's a bit of resistance to the other side there So yeah, that's where we are now and then you've got another area putting some localized Resistance probably at the top so you've got daily rejections their level resistance resistance and so this one oh four seven seven the area is probably where the Second area of support and resistance may be Drag out slightly a little bit And that would be if you want to get sure if you want to get long on the dollar I think this this area here is actually decent for a potential long dollar We've been trending down for a while so we could enter into a ranging market if prices do come down into that demand zone Prices have proved that there is definitely, you know, the dollar at the moment 102 is a bargain Move 200 pips up, you know broke some some previous supply there So what you're looking for is maybe a pullback and then understanding that we could potentially be Buying at another bargain area for the dollar looking at the dollar Swiss And the dollar Swiss so far We've just had this bit of a pullback into a nice supply zone. So again potential shorts going on anywhere around here I personally If I was looking to get short again looking at that area there of level of resistance Let me zoom out a little bit. Nothing really I would say that's the level of resistance. I would look to get short and So a bit more of a pullback for me before looking at any kind of short trades If you're looking at getting long there is some demand here, but not necessarily the strongest area of demand at the moment I probably want prices to really kind of move Maybe even pass that supply zone before even thinking about getting long on the dollar I think that's it for now Your dollar CAD so looking at dollar CAD again We've got supply here, but not the strongest area of supply to be fair and you're buying really if you're looking to buy the Canadian dollar by shorting this currency pair You know, that's really not the greatest level. I think and this this one two eight Five to one two nine five area Supply zone for me is a really nice area to look for short trades plus potential confluence of Support and resistance right here That is quite nice that the top end of that that supply zone right there is decent For a potential short if you're looking at again long trades, I wouldn't even look at long trades right now I really would want price to prove that there is value for the dollar against the Canadian dollar first before thinking about getting Long then wait for it to pull back into that area and look for any kind of long trades moving on to the New Zealand dollar US dollar and We're getting a bit of a pullback finally But again, we're still quite in a bit of an expensive area when it comes to the New Zealand dollar US dollar I my bias is to the long side, but I want to see a deeper pullback before getting Long there are some levels that you could potentially look at again for confluence There is a bit of support and resistance horizontal support and resistance In that area there and you've got a little bit pulling on top there and then The bottom end right there. So Those are the areas potentially for long trades again. I'm not really too keen on this this this area if it comes down to that Demand zone there it could work Nobody really knows exactly which level is going to work But if it doesn't you get an entry trigger brilliant But personally I prefer to really want to buy a bit of a Cheaper price to one zero point seven one area, especially that zero point seventy area If prices can pull back to that zone there that for me is a nice buy Again, not financial device Pound dollar we've got a very very wide area of demand and when you get again wide areas of demand What you want to do is just basically break up the zone using support and resistance. You've got a level of Resistance there resistance there there there you can see it where prices kind of went above came back and it bounced up so decent and And then you've also got another area within that wide area of demand, which is basically that zone right there You've got another area right here You've got support and resistance with the pound potentially weakening against the the dollar You could see prices start to you know for when if they do then this actually would be a pullback to you know Some sort of supplier would be a really really nice short, but it depends on what happens to the price of The British pound and whether you really want to be even be a buyer of the dollar at the moment so Fundamentally, I'm not too keen on this currency pair at all, but it could provide there's some decent Trading opportunities in the next week or two moving on to the euro dollar euro dollar Come back down into this demand zone. We made higher highs higher lows And now potentially there could be a trade but again similar to I think it was the New Zealand dollar For me it's you're really kind of buying at the high of the market consider this You know to be the absolute low and you can see prices have really made higher highs higher lows If this is a bargain area, this is cheap. Yeah, this has got to be expensive So for me, I probably want a bit more of a pullback before looking at getting Long on this currency pair, which my bias is to the long side for now So again a bit of a pullback into some confluence right there Zooming out I think the next major confluence would probably be around this one Point one nine area There are pretty some lower support and resistance zones in here, but I'll go over that with the private discord members group as well as all the other technical analysis tools that we use to identify the strongest areas of Demand this is just a couple of you know Tools that we use but there's a there's a lot more that we actually look at to identify the strongest areas of demand and Supply so Euro dollar for me fundamentally is a buy But there are you know, there is probably maybe a sell trade You can look at this area of supply here. Not the strongest area of supply But if it starts to You know come down a bit more into this zone Then that's an opportunity potentially to short the the euro and buy the the US dollar But again waiting for proof of value that I don't like that supplies I'm not yet anyway needs to come down prove that it's a strong area of supply and then That for me if I was looking to get short on that US dollar From a technical analysis perspective that would be the trade Euro yen and Euro yen has come up to this this quite Supply zone that kind of started in the 20 March 2019 so for me recent supply it's gone above that I really want for me to kind of short this area again for price to prove that there is supplied there Then a pullback to that zone and then I'm looking at potentially shorting as well as Looking for a risk off environment because like I said the Japanese yen would benefit in a risk off environment Doesn't mean that prices can't pull back. They can pull back even in a risk on environment depending on what's going on with the euro fundamentally, but for me This pairs a bit more of a difficult read if I was to you know Take any kind of trade on this it would have to be to the upside bit of a pullback to any kind of demand And then look for any any long trades When it comes to support resistance, I think there's just a localized one right here that kind of stands out around that zone there Zoom out nothing really major So more of a localized support zone that had been used so decent But this would be the best area to look for for me anywhere a nice long trade Around here at one two four price zone Is decent for a long euro yen trade moving on to the Australian dollar US dollar and again Really buying at the highs is You got you know be very cautious because again if you have a move that really hasn't had any major pullbacks You know no major pullbacks then at some point the market has to you know find the liquidity So potentially we could see prices come down even break that zone if it does break that zone brilliant for me I'm looking for some long trades, and I think if I looking at any kind of a major levels of Confluence within those demand zones. I think that zone right there is decent I think probably the 75 area is decent as well There is another zone up top that's 76 30 levels So intraday that could be decent because you've got enough, you know trades to the upside. Let's say for example that's your risk Is your risk potentially a few people you've got 30 pips you've got enough trade trading room to the upside to make You know some decent pips so You know that's that's decent, but again personally I would want prices to really kind of Come really further down a bit further down before looking at because my potential upside is even more from a pick perspective so Australian dollar buyers pretty much all the way for me for now But again, I'm quite choose with my levels So I'll have to do a bit more analysis with the private members in order to To establish the the exact, you know zones. I'm looking at Australian dollar yen again We've just had this tear due to risk on the vaccine Global recovery and you're seeing You know prices make higher highs higher lows anyone who says that fundamentals doesn't work doesn't have a clue What they're talking about and I wonder if they are really currency traders Anyway, you know, I mean a proper just technical analysis traders doesn't mean you're a currency trader because how can you be a currency trader and not know things like interest rates inflation GDP and how it affects exchange rates, but Pulling back to a demand zone Yeah, is again The the the play in a risk on Environment but again just understanding where you want to be potential Buying I would probably say you've got that area there. You've got What's the reason what's of the obvious so and probably the bottom end of that zone as well I'm probably think that there might be something around here as well Right there So for me, I think these areas here that 79 and then just below that would be Maybe the first areas to look for potential buyers You've definitely got at least a hundred pips to the upside a hundred and fifty pips to the upside if this is an expensive area That's an expensive area and prices should come back down to around here And then you've got one fifty to the upside potentially if price does react off that level Nobody knows what level exactly it's going to react off But if it does and we get like a little entry trigger around here, we do some more confluence technical analysis wise Then we then we can look for potential trades on this Currency pair and looking at gold so on Friday massive move down the dollar had some terrible news yet that the Gold went, you know to the downside and that just basically leads me to believe that this is a big old liquidity hunt that's all this is Prices have actually come down to a nice cheaper area if you think about where you are from Zoom out a little bit. This was obviously seen as a bargain area, right? This area here prices went to the high and now this is seen as expensive So between an expensive area and a bargain area is Fair value which would be somewhere around here. And so we're actually below fair value So this is more the bargain territory and 50% here between a high and a low is Known as fair value. So now fair value for gold is somewhere around here And then it's now just looking for potential entries if that works brilliant if it doesn't work It's okay, as long as you understand fundamentally why you're buying gold And you wait for prices to come down to the absolute bargain area and then look at your potential upside If you're right about gold being Devalued or buying a bargain area around here Around the 1780 price 1770 1760, yeah You'll write prices continue to go higher reach the all-time high look at the risk and look at the reward so Don't chase price if you understand Value value is not price and price is not value What this let it what this is basically doing is drawing traders into the short side because basically it's creating liquidity and Yeah, those traders are probably get caught. Maybe on the wrong side of the of the Of the gold long trade if you know prices start to do something like that, etc But again, nobody knows just an idea. Let me just basically, you know do our fundamental analysis and see how the It plays out in the future. So That's it for now again. I hope you enjoyed the analysis Don't forget to like subscribe share and if you do want to become a member of the discord group you can for literally 99 p a day head over to the trading 180 website and take a look and really get in-depth analysis on supply and Demands nothing that you will never see on YouTube apart from my channel And there's lots of things that you don't see on my channel that I show to the private members group Anyways guys take care and I will speak to you soon