So people, I have completed the Solstice of Heroes gear on every single character. And the problem is, who's this dude having a cup of tea with me? Dabs for life, 67. But yeah, I haven't got the best road gear. I'm not gonna lie, some of it's okay. Shotgun, scavenger ain't too bad, I mean but the rest of it isn't that great. Luckily for me people, I do have about 60, 63 packages to open. So hopefully guys today, we're gonna roll some decent gear and get plenty more Masterwork cores because these things do drop Masterwork cores. I ain't really fussed about my Titan and Warlock, I'm a Hunter main and that's all that matters to me. So the rest will be spent hoping I will get some cores. So how's it going guys, my name's DPGenerate, thank you for stopping by and checking out my video. If you do enjoy it, leaving a like really helps out. And if you are new around here and enjoy daily Destiny videos, be sure to subscribe. You gonna high five me, Mad? You gonna high five me? No, no one's gonna high five me.  So I'm gonna stand next to my postmaster because a lot of this is gonna be going here because I'm gonna get a lot from these packages. So let's get into it and I've got thousands of keys. So we shouldn't really have a problem with that. So let's go. Blue. Core. I'll take a core. Oh, no, no, no. I'll take a core. I will take mods too. I'll take cores. I've got a helmet, nice. Oh, that's actually a decent package. So what did I get on that helmet? I've got a Skewer of Targaryen here but I don't think I've got anything.  What have we got on this? Actually, that's not too bad. Some machine gun target. I could use that with my clues. That's not a bad piece. That's definitely not a bad piece. So let's keep going. Oh, look at this dude here. Look at this dude here. Hold up a minute. He can't be using the same. The same shader as me. Can't be using the same shader as me. What are the odds of that? What are the odds of that? That's the exact shader I'm using. That dude has got taste.  Come on. High five. Won't dab on you, I promise. There we go. He looks amazing. He looks absolutely amazing. Okay, so let's go again. Let's go again. I do apologize about my voice, by the way. I've still got a cord and it's killing me. Oh, I've got legs. I've got legs. We'll keep going. We'll keep going. Key to power. Speak to Eva in your tower. That's a weekly challenge. That's for this week. I'm getting plenty of tokens as well from these, which I'm happy with and materials, because these are all handy mod. Two cloaks. Wow. Wow. Loving it. Loving it. Oh, sword reserves. Come on, game. Oh, there we go. That's what we're talking about. That's a decent cloak. That's a decent cloak. We'll keep going though. We'll keep going, people. Let's go. Blue. Go on. I'm getting full sets here.  Let's send a Duke. A Duke Duke. A Duke Duke. Come on. Oh, come on. That was annoying. My main PVP the other day. Shout to Alpha runner one. Your name's Porta runner one, but it looks like Alpha out of the walking dead. And you don't like me saying it, but still. Who cares? Misfit cloak. I have to be careful. My postmaster doesn't. You know, fill out. And I'll start losing some of this stuff. But these packages are decent. I'm getting more from these packages. They don't do from anywhere else. I'm not going to lie. I might farm some more, to be honest. You know what? I'm going to quickly check out my postmaster. Delete what I don't want. I will resume the video when I get back, because look how it's getting fulled. It's getting filled, people. Okay. So I've just put a load of stuff in my vault to make space people for what we're going to be getting. Hopefully 36 to go. Another cloak. Nice. And a transition theory. I'm just loving the materials. I'm loving the materials. I really am. Masterwork cores. I want them all day. Every day. Come on. Give me another, another solstice gear piece. I mean, the more I get, the better, obviously. So I can mix and match set-ups and stuff. Two cores. I'll take that. I'm up to 20 packages left. Two cores. I will take that. Whoa. Come on, game. Come on, game. Legs nice. 15 packages to go. Oh, two cores and a cloak. A few fire and flood. Gauntlets. Blue helmet. Oh. Damn. That's a package. Another cloak. A chess piece. So another legs. Another legs. Nice. Four packages to go. Three packages to go. Nah. Yeah. Give me them cores. Give me them cores. There we go, people. I am all out of packages, but I've got a load of Vanguard tokens. I've got quite a few. Considering I stuck, well, I got down to literally about eight cores, but probably about a month ago. I've just been stuck in the mop I really have. I had loads of these stuck as well, which I just weren't using, but now I am. Look at that. Vanguard tokens. Yup. Okay, so let's see what we have on me firstly. Okay, so blues besides this. Oh, my days. Opening, shutting, rampage. Weapon ain't that great though, to be honest. And we've got any stability. Yeah, I've got an amazing one of them anyway. So we'll get rid of that. Actually, we'll delete a few things after.  Genesis, nine patch reserves. Outlaw, triple tap. And threat deceptive rampage. No thanks. So yeah, didn't get a helmet there. I've got one in my vault though. I've got two gauntlets here. Pulse rifle loader and grenade launcher scavenger. That could be pretty good. I want to pair my mount in top with some ours. So that's actually not bad. Not bad. An instant masterwork as well.  I mean, Bungie thought of that. They definitely did. Ball reloader and fusion rifle scavenger. Shotgun reloader. Actually, they're decent. There we have unflinching pulse rifle aim. Actually, it's not bad for pulse rifles. That the only one I've got there. I think I've got one in my vault. That loads of these though. And cannon scavenger. Not necessary actually. That's not too bad. It's not too bad. I mean, the lunar's howling PvP drains. It's ammo. Bummer and auto rifle scavenger. Not great. What did I actually get for deleting these then? It's just normal. Just cores and materials. But now we have hand cannon scavenger, special ammo finder and enhanced hand cannon dexterity. You know what? I'm lucky news. I am lucky news. They are great. Cloaks. Okay, so we have bow reserves here. Whilst we've got scout reserves. No thanks. And we have submachine gun reserves. And scout rifle scavenger. We've had mud on them already. That's pretty cool. So we'll get mud for dismantling them. But yeah, these ain't great to be honest. Let's see what we've got inside my pulse. We've got another cloak. We've rocket launcher scavenger on. That's pretty good. We've got rocket launcher loader and fusion scavenger. Or shotgun scavenger. Pretty cool too. Just lock the ones I want to be keeping here. Grenade launcher loader. And grenade launcher scavenger on these gauntlets. That's actually pretty cool too. I'll keep use. When I do eventually get my swarm. When Iron Manor comes back. That's actually not bad either. Make a brilliant, perfect grenade launcher setup using these. And I've got you already. So I don't need you. So you will get this mantled.  Enhanced unflinching. That's actually pretty cool. Pretty cool. So I'm unlocking you. Locking you and what we've got on you then. Unflinching bolt aim shotgun there. There, there, there, there, there. But yeah people, that is it. Those are my packages. They've got some decent armor. I'm not going to lie. I'm super chuffed about them. What we've got in here. All goods for trade. What have we gained here? Give me an exotic. There we go. Cosmos shell. Delete everything I can get from these now. Because we need those stacks of bright dust. We need those stacks of bright dust. There we go. I've got 17,000 at the minute. Which is a lot. Well I brought all the glows as well. So yeah. But yeah guys, that is it. Oh, I've got something in my, I think I've got a prime to open. So we'll cash that in and then we'll get off people. But yeah, not a bad opening. That's my phone vibrate. You've probably heard that. 10 paces is what we've got on you. You're going to go to my Cosmos.  But yeah, people are not a bad opening in my opinion. I had some decent armor. I've got plenty of material. So I'm happy with that. Slide shot and opening shot. No, thanks. But yeah guys, I don't know. We have come to the end. I may actually farm some more packages. We could do get some decent loot. You really do. But guys, thanks as always for stopping by. Hopefully you enjoyed the video. I really do. And hopefully I will see you on that next. One.


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So let's watch this and also the LB. I think Viacom is the best here but LB is good too. This has gone to the first target though. BBY could very well work. It's just in an iffy spot here. So not gonna watch that. WMT is definitely higher. Really looks great. I really felt very strong that would gap up. Cisco I didn't know. Gapped up. Not gonna do anything with this here. Market again. Pulled back this week sloppy. Today we could rally. We might get a big rally today into into tomorrow. I don't know. I don't think I'll make a new high today. If we are gonna make a new high we might do it Friday. Which I expected to be the most momentous day of the week. Remember I said this Viacom could pull down to that 255. That's where that's where we pull down to. Where did target go? Target went and was sloppy in the afternoon. Best time to trade is in the morning. I meant $21 not $12 Koala Bear. Hopefully common sense would tell you not $12. But this is at 22. It's very spready though. So LB is in the middle but this is very spready. Actually I just don't know about this here. RH is in an uptrend. Actually this is gapping up today. RH looks great. RH Tiffany's. Any other high-end retailers? Luxury goods. Nathan Marcus. Is that a public company? It's either in a group of a company or it's not public. I don't know. I have to Google it. It's not on its own though. That much I know. So I don't know what group it's in. Nathan Marcus is not on its own. It's either with a group or it's not a public company. I actually don't even know that. I think it's privately owned though. I don't think it is a public company. If it is it's with a group. If anybody knows. If not all research it online. Okay LB is an open and this is going. So let's just be very very careful here. 2221. Look this isn't even open. Look this isn't even open.  Just wait. VAAB let it rally. 2267. And this is getting tighter in here so that's better anyways. Okay Viacom. If we do this stops gonna be 80 and it's not gonna be a small stop. 20 by 80 Viacom if it hits. And actually I don't want to see this go up to 23. Actually it's gonna have to be 90 now. It's gonna be 20 by 90. 20 by 90 Viacom if it hits. 20 by 90 Viacom if it hits is valid. An LB does not look like it's moving. I'm just I'm just taking this off.  Just keep I'm just watching in here. 90 Viacom. If you want it you can take it in here if you want to get the stop in 90. Here. Here. Here. Geez. And I took it a little bit before but I felt like it was gonna break. So don't worry about where you got filled. It's got to break through the low. Just be in and make sure you get the stop in. Back well we have to watch 22. We do have to watch 22. We do have to watch 22. Back I wonder if we should put the stop up more. Let's just put the stop at 95. I don't think it's gonna make a difference. Put the stop at 95 for Viacom if you're in it. And if you're not I'll call it again. That broke really fast. Didn't break the low though. 25. Break the low and it was right down there. Stop's 95 for me for Viacom and it looked great. And then all of a sudden this is a little wild. So stop at 95 if you're in it. If you didn't do it do it do it at 39. If it hits it again put the stop at 95. And it should crash through the low. But you know I'm just waiting here. You could take it if you didn't do it. 39. I thought it was gonna go right there though. 39 by 95. Here. Here. This is moving very crazy. I'm not giving this a lot of time to get through the low here though. And I can't really look at what the market's doing. Here. Here. 934. Here. That was wild. 50 could happen. Here. Man this is jumpy today. 2113.  Geez. This came down broke the low. I didn't get out of any there. Man this is really jumpy today. And I don't really have an explanation because it's a good gap. Volume isn't insane. I think any breakthrough the low we just scalp out of this is really jumpy. Okay that didn't do anything. In fact did anyone get out of that down in there? I think this goes. It is working. It's just it's pushing down and then jumping back. Pushing down jumping back. I don't like that. I want to see a nice free flowing movement down. Oh big fudge got out. Man you were quick today. Got to hang in with it now. Got out too. Man. Wow. Some of you got out of it. Alright. You could do it again. 39 again. 95. One more break for this. I'm gonna get out of it just because it's too jumpy. It's good. And then we'll look and see if there's any longs. This is gonna go. It's just very very jumpy. It's been a long time since we've traded that. Walmart's gonna go. What did Cisco do? Cisco. I don't know. Walmart looks like it's gonna go to 100 today. That looks very very good. Here. Let's not let this get away from this now. I just want to have a solid day in here. It's just too jumpy. But do whatever you want. $21 is not crazy. I just this is we've been up and it pushes back up, pushes back. I just want to get a nice drop throw. Done. And Walmart looks really good. Long. And I thought about going long today. But you know there was some good shorts. And here we go. Here. So we're gonna watch 2213 Viacom. Nice rubber band forming. Here's Walmart. Walmart's gonna go. You can go long Walmart and put the shop under the low if you if you want to do it. It's better than Cisco even because just because of the target. And this I'm waiting still. And Walmart is going to go. Gosh darn it. This looks so tempting. Market is not looking as good as it could in the spy. I thought it was gonna go down and break. This has to get going. This is very sloppy. I tell you here. I am going to go long Walmart just to get in something else here in case we stop on the Viacom right here. It's a big stop stop is 9450 want to go long Walmart. It's a little bit more than a buck 9450 long Walmart if you want it. Sorry people just have to get into things because I don't know if this is gonna hold and Walmart's gonna go do it if you want it. It's a little bit more than a buck. It's later Walmart long Walmart and short Viacom. I don't normally do this but I'm telling you right now. I don't know if Viacom holds and it's very, very sloppy. And even if I get out of this with profit it's not going to be something crazy and Walmart will hold the low. Stop 9450 if you want to do the Walmart. If you want to wait for it to pull back fine. I mean two things here now. This is a little bit of hard over day to follow me here. Walmart let it run up 98th the first target on Walmart and Viacom is holding on but I don't like the way that it is just too wippy here today. I just don't like this. Here Walmart's gonna go. Just let Walmart fly to the sky. Here Walmart's going. Come on Viacom. Just let Walmart rally. It's gonna go up to 96, 97, 98, $100 a day in Walmart. It's Viacom. Tell you what I'm moving to stop down on Viacom to 75. I'm not taking a full hit in this. 75 if it holds for Viacom and I'm in the Walmart too long. So 75 is do or die for Viacom. I'm not giving it 95. I'm in long Walmart. That's really an all-day hold even. So I wasn't really worried about the price in it and Viacom could still go on to work but if it goes over 75 I'm out. Missed getting out of that twice. It's way too jumping. Alright let's just review. Walmart I'm in it stops 9450. It's a long. Viacom has been extremely jumpy. Some people got out with profit. I moved the stop way down. Giving it no room at all. 75 is the stop for Viacom. That's a short. And if this goes anywhere down where I can make anything at all here Viacom. I'm just getting the heck out here. Here we might get lucky here in Viacom because I have no more patience on this. And Walmart's just gonna go. Viacom go here. Okay here Viacom. We might get lucky on this. Anything I'm up in this I'm gonna get out. That day I'm gonna kill Viacom if it goes over 60. That day I'm just gonna lower the stop to 60. I'm lowering the stop to 60 in Viacom. It should not rally over 60 again. So Viacom I just moved the stop down to 60. I'm not letting that rally over 60 one more time. I'll take a small loss in that and I'm gonna let Walmart play out here. I'm out. Not a Viacom. Do whatever you want. Screwy thing. Alright here. Do whatever you want. If you want to play through the Viacom I have no more patience in this at all.  There should be way more than enough for us to do something today. Partial loss. Small loss in the Viacom. Not gonna worry about it. Was way too whippy. If we can get more of this Walmart fine. But actually to stop in this isn't bad for the stock price. Just let it run up. This should just go to the moon and back with the market. So that Viacom was a good gap. We were up in it twice and it bounced and it bounced and it bounced and it's very unusual for me to keep lowering the stop. In fact I don't think I've done that all year. Just screw it. Here Walmart. BBY is going. I'm not doing anything else. It was a very very aggressive morning here for me or busy. This was really crappy.  But if you did it you're up. I kind of thought that might work but I didn't know what time. Here Walmart. Let's see if we get Walmart up to 97 something 98. So we're gonna have a good day. It's just I didn't have any more patience with this. Oh my lanty. Ah yeah here. What a screwy trading day for that stock here. Walmart focus focus. BBY is gone and I'm not doing anything else and this is working. This is a huge target today. Follow it through. Whenever I say just take it. Even if the entry is late which I said yesterday on target and this too. It's it's it's good by time. Unfortunately I did not get out of this twice that twice down today when it dropped. I mean I don't know how any person would have been able to do that but some of you did. If Walmart pulls back and gives another setup I'll call another entry. I'm actually now in along which probably is gonna make my day which is very very weird but the market strong Cisco is not as good as Walmart. This was very sloppy too. BBY was a crappy gap but it was the only thing that really dropped. Big pushback setup. The stop in this was huge. I don't think I would have done this. Big stop dollar. It did move. It moved more than what are. So in the Walmart long really glad I tightened up that Viacom. It's so rare that I do that. Something told me it's not right. It's not right. It's not right. It's not right. This here. This hole in here. The bounce in here. This in here. We'll go over that when we're done. All right. What are we doing with our lives? Here Walmart is rallying. Walmart should just go in the 15 minute all the way up to 10 o'clock. A dollar plus Walmart. Nice call here for me to flip right over. Seeing that Viacom wasn't working outright. We have to make money every day this week. Next week's the holiday. There was lots of stuff to do. I thought about doing Walmart this morning but then I'm like oh gosh there is good shorts. I preferred a short. This could drop fast. Unfortunately Viacom went to the Target in the pre-market. Could have kept going. Didn't do it. Didn't do it and then it was really sloppy. The bounce in that to see yourself up and then it pushed back. I hate that. Here. Walmart over 96. You didn't lower your stopping on Viacom journey women? All right. Well I'm telling you what I'm doing every second. Every second that I'm breathing. Vincent's out of Viacom in Walmart. Good. Listen. Sorry I changed gears quick this morning but this is what it is. That's a good decision though. Here. Walmart over 96. If it sets up again journey women I'll call it. If VBY sets up as a short you can do it but I think it's just going to collapse now all the way out of 53, 50, 53. That's a shame. Waste of a good earnings play but not a good gap. That's you know just too bad for that thing. And this is starting to lift but again doesn't have as good of a target as while Martia. Okay. Here. Oh you did lower the stop. Okay good. You people that made money and that Viacom that got out you were lucky. All right let's take a look at this chart. So didn't get quite up to 96, 95, 98. Time of the day is 947. Open 95, 12. Low is 94, 72. This will not break the load today so that much I know. Let's just look here at this. So 96 is the next number. Plow through it and we'll just take it out wherever it flurries up. Let's look at target today. Target pushback with the Walmart probably. What were the other longs besides Cisco? What were the other shorts? Here Walmart. Yeah. Man I'm taking new prisoners this week. What were the other shorts? AXGN was too thin. Wasn't a lot today really to the short side. I'm not sure we would have got much of a better stop in here. Maybe a little bit but I'm not sure how aggressive I would have been in this here to be honest with you in the beginning part of the day for the Walmart. If this pulls back I'm staying with the train. You could piece me a lot of some in there. You could have grabbed some out with the profit or just take it out if you want. You should be positive. You could lower the stop on the Viacom. I'm sticking with it. If it pulls back we'll add pull the stop up and swing it on around again. Gonna be a little patient now today because Viacom didn't work out exactly as I wanted to but save myself very happy about that. Let's just talk about this now because Walmart's gonna do whatever it's gonna do. That stop will hold all day. So anyways here you have this. This is fine. This is fine. This is fine. That's where the line is held. This looked great. Actually we're starting to get good here with the profit. The bounce back was horrendous. This looks fine. This looks fine. This side I don't like. Lower the stop twice in this. That's a telltale sign. Should have just killed the trade but by the time I thought of doing it, it really wasn't up by that point anyways. So, happy saved us in this. Shouldn't have gone over 23. Actually did not go over 23 a red today. It will be green today and it will just be very very sloppy. Can't go along this. The short worked here if you got out but you know only a couple people did. Anyways it's unfortunate. It's just down so much now as you can see it's got nothing left. I wasn't worried about that today. I wasn't worried about that at all but then when it went to the target in the pre-market I was slightly aware of that and so then I thought well let's watch LB and then the open here was so late. So late and just said screw it. Walmart really was the best gap today. I just preferred to short but this was an amazing gap and I had a feeling it would gap up. I'm not sure how aggressive would have been. I might have waited for the confirmation still because it was a big gap up but it really is not going to break the low. Koala Bear got out a half of WMT. Very good. If this sets up again journey women I'll call it. Stop's going to be a big gap up or could be a little bit more. It's just still a very good stop for this chart. So the market should hold here in the queues. The spy should hold the support. I don't know why it's coming in like a little bit of a baby here. I really don't know why this isn't going as well as this right here because it's really not and the queues are I mean I can't even believe we might make a new high in the queues but we can't do that without this going so that doesn't make any sense. Spy has got to get going here by 10 o'clock over the high of the day today which the number is 257.85 and surprisingly WMT looks really good compared to the spy. Cisco, what was the stop in the Cisco? Yeah I mean Walmart just has so much more potential. Walmart's a better gap, has bigger move potential, better risk to reward and looks like this is going to try to set up again. So for those of you that didn't get it, good job those of you that got out of the Viacom with profit and it wasn't that I don't have enough coffee although I'd like to have some more right now. I really didn't think 22 was insane so I'm not I'm not pulling the stop up on this right here but if you didn't if you didn't do it if you did not you could do 80 but you got to put the stop at the original place 9580 9450 it's you know again it's not small but it's a play and it should follow through. I'm not gonna move my stop here because I know the low of the day and Walmart will hold for the entire day so I feel very confident about that but if you want to go long here 9580 you got to put the stop at 9450 buck 30 here it goes. Let me look up I don't know if Neiman Marcus is publicly a public company I really don't know that I would


What's up everybody welcome back to the channel, I'm evil rabbit here I'm forza horizon 3 decided to have back on a forza horizon 3 with some of my friends who ate my hamster and McKizzle and a bunch of the other guys that I've done some tandems with before we decided to hop back on forza horizon 3 have a little fun you know get back have a little laid-back slide session in the parking lot messing around with some cars and well obviously a drift truck but so I did not get a chance to do the giveaway video for the JTP Justin Pollock poster but the winner of that poster was Zach Steele as you can see I did run and I just didn't have a time to get that video exported I tried to do it and something crashed on my system so I do apologize for that but today is another poster giveaway it is day 17 of the 25 days of Christmas and today's poster giveaway for this episode is that or of slide or die die Yoshi Hara in that beautiful BRZ you know it's an amazing nasty sounding car I love seeing it you know get sideways every time he's on the track so you guys want a chance to win the autograph die Yoshi Hara autograph poster card make sure you comment on this video down below subscribe to the channel and tap that like button I do appreciate all the support so we're gonna get into some of the clips from the other night when we were just having a little fun slotting getting some doors having a little fun crashing and you know just you know a laid-back day so I hope you guys enjoy these clips and I'll see you guys later this thing slides so nice where do you think we are nobody hits me that was good you know when you have a bunch of people drifting in a park you know you got to have an ambulance just to get some of your racks it's like standard that's just enough I had a must-have for compared to what it shows on the track but I couldn't control it well join it in the middle of the tracks wait for the end of the line you better come around me when the train comes down the tracks you just A turn in front of it and jump in get out of the way right let's take that fast guy after plane 7 all these fucking points are on point oh shit I just reached on the dart I just hate that I can't control those non salon laid-back fuckers what in the world did you just like her rubber band back into me oh it's okay I got it and you know that's going in a video what happened good fuck I needed to go but or else I would have reported that oh I poked it sorry you poked it off the pole directly back into my front bumper and checked me into the wall cause cause for the physics thanks for intending to play gun games you guys are awesome same logic ah yeah right alright I tried to do something today too to get like the halo Spartan drivers gear but it won't the force is broken and we won't let me do it all day yeah so you can get a Spartan fighters but it won't it didn't work so I don't know and it was posted on the force of force and everything too like it's a legit thing but I think force is just broken yay old tins are fun oh too much lock oh b8 I mean that was pretty fast I'm sure you just see Camaro bumper right now yeah I was like all against the wall and I looked at the brand this game and it was 3rd and it was a little bit old and it's funny cause the mirrors so when I'm holding Camaro it's like there oh god I need to get back on your door so I can just fill your mirror full of like Camaro's nose yeah there you are that was a lot of mirror Camaro oh 3rd oh 4th sorry Jack I saw your message but I didn't read it but I got that hey just dragged up my pizza I'm not even mad old penta what kind of pizza you got I saw that I saw that I got some baked pizza I think I have it there well you know I realized that I don't have to be wearing a driving glove on the horizon like I do in force 7 I'm just hammered it out that's what I mean I'm just in 3rd gear never change oh he's gone I say that I don't know dammit dammit get out of the way what gear are you in 2nd I can't do that oh my god you sure your family never had no fun you sure your family never had no fun I found that stuff you know what we should do too bad we can't take this moon again the B2 onto blizzard mountain imagine how retarded this would be in uh blizzard mountain just all over the fucking hills yeah I'm probably meeting it off here anniversary dinner this is my girlfriend come on 2 years that's what I'm gonna tell the people to support each other for 15 what car what car the gts it doesn't drift in horizon 3 it does not have it doesn't have steering in it's not enough never near enough why didn't I get a 2nd gear that's why I got a 5th gear that's why I got a 5th gear I keep throwing too much countersteering I keep straightening myself out cause I'm not used to drifting all the time I'm just freezing I'm just freezing can't help you with that too much angle


Is it possible, for the first time in existence, for a prequel to be better than its predecessor? Let's find out this week as I take Monsters Inc. vs. Monsters University. Oh, I'm scared, my excitement. While Monsters U does indeed focus on the two main leads for Monsters Inc., their characters play out much different in this one. Mike Wazowski is for all intents and purposes the same, voiced by Billy Crystal, but James P. Sullivan, or Sully for short, played by John Goodman, is an entirely different beast, pun intended. In Monsters University, Sully is a bit of a douche. It's almost entirely new faces, outside of a couple small cameos. And those fresh faces are surprisingly voiced by a large number of popular actors. We have Helen Mirren voicing the Dean. We have Charlie Day from Always Sony in Philadelphia as Art, who is, by the way, hilarious in this film. Henry Plaza from Parks and Rec, a show I love and you should watch. Bonnie Hunt, for some reason, is randomly in this, Bill Hader is in the mix, Jim from The Office throws his hat into the ring, hell, we even have Nathan Fillion stepping off Serenity to jump in the mix. Here's the rub, as the kids say. Do they hold a candle to Boo from the original? Ask yourself that. Do they handle Boo? I'm going with Draw on this one. Canvass, Mark Draw on the board back there. Your name's seriously Canvass, who named you that? Get out. No.  Let's move on to round two. Story. I don't know why you said it like that. Let's dive in a little deeper. Let's get the scuba gear on and jump in head first. We're doing water analogies right now on a Monster Zinc versus episode. That's how lost I am in this show. The Monster Zinc is what I would classify as a wholly unique film. It's extremely creative, it's fantastically written, and hell, it has one of the top ten endings of all time. Yeah, I just said that, of all time. And because I've said it on the internet, it has now become fact. It has stamped, kssss, branded fact. Even thinking about the scene, let me start to tear up a bit. Here they come. Here they come. Open them. Open the door. Sorry, it tips so long to pass. Open the door. There's a lot of work to go through. Open the f***ing door, we've been waiting to see her again.  If she says kitty, I'm going to lose it, I'm going to break down right now. She said it. It hurts so good, it hurts so good. So where does that leave Monsters U? Well, it's more run of the mill, there's no question about that, but that doesn't mean it's bad. It's extremely funny. It plays off all those frat films, it has countless references, I couldn't count them, so therefore it is countless. Age can be a cruel horror, and that's no exception when it comes to animation. If anything, it's more abundantly clear how much age affects these films. Monsters Inc. is a beautiful film, I can feast on it for hours, I'm just eat it up.  But for right now, university is just a shining beacon of glory that I can gaze upon and just take it all in. If it weren't for the giant green and purple monsters in the foreground, I would think that that campus is real. Granted, I wouldn't be able to get into the university if it did exist because I'm not a scare. I don't have the ability to scare. Let me prove it. That was me growling. In the original Monsters Inc. I turned to the door sequence, I thought that was wonderfully done, albeit a bit long in the tooth, they could have cut it a little bit. But then you go to Monsters U, and there's four or five of these fantastic scenes. You've got the college games, the scare games or trials or whatever the f**k it's called. There's like three or four different ones there that are just awesome to watch. And they never overstay their welcome. They could have stretched this out, padded it, and made it two or three more films. But they didn't. They gave us one tight package, and if there's anything I like, it's tight packages.  So when I think about the music, I don't know. It's serviceable. It's well done. It's Pixar. They don't make bad movies outside of Brave. We get some nice emotional songs in Monsters Inc. We get some fun, frat house, playful music at Monsters University. I'll give it a draw, but it's not really brings me into these films. It's definitely no Prince Ali or be our guest. There's just none of that around anymore. I am so emotional today. There's really not a lot to compare in these two films outside of the lead characters, so I have the debate at all you ask. Well, now that you asked, it's because I'm curious to hear what you thought about the new film versus the old one. Was it necessary to be made? Did you see it as a soulless cash grab? Perhaps you thought the original wasn't that great, and this university was a film that they needed to make from the get-go. I'm also going to leave you with this. More than just reviews, this is Movie Feuds. And now for the scare. Hey! Why can't I scare? The foilage, the foilage, I can't say that word foilage, foilage, foilage.


Hey guys, Shibber 1000 here and I got monkey. Monkey. Today we're going to be reviewing these Pop Cheese Popcorn by Okie Dokie. And we're going to see if they are Okie Dokie. Okie Dokie. She's going to be filming too, so let's check these out. Well, if monkeys won't mark the other day, we have to get a few things, so... And I've seen these. I've never heard of them. I haven't even looked them up, but I like cheese popcorn, but this is hot cheese. And I've never heard of Okie Dokie before. But, I want to show you... Let me get around here because I'm like way on the other side of the counter now, so... I'll show you the, uh, ingredients here. And then I'll show monkeys ingredients. Here's that. Ok, and then you can pause and create a different one. Tell me if it's in there. Yeah, it's in there.  Well, you shouldn't do that. Why? Ok. Ok. Good. So, I've never heard Okie Dokie. They're by Jays, I guess. Never heard of them, eh? No. They were like $2.79. It says $3.79, but I got them for $2.79. I don't know if it was, uh, marked down or what. But they're only good till June 19th of 2021, so... Hmm. We're coming into June. Yeah. Ok, ridiculously hot and cheesy flavor. Right up there in the corner. Mm-hmm. So, uh, hot stuff. Now, I don't know in large to show textures. Mm-hmm. Alright. Well, let's try the popcorn. This is a seven-and-a-half ounce bag, which is 213 grams. And that's really all I can tell you. If you guys, if you want, you can pause what I showed you on there. So, let's open these puffies up. Again, any cheese chips you get. They smell good. Why do they not smell good? It's the cheese. Oh! Alright, let's put them down here. Alright, Monty, get you one. Okie Dokie. Okie Dokie. Okie Dokie. There you go. Tastes like popcorn. Tastes like cheese popcorn. Mm-hmm. There's a little bit of heat coming on here. Yeah. The more you pop, the more you're going to get, I think, the heat. It's not ridiculously hot. No, no. By any means. Mm-hmm. I agree. Not as hot as they are advertising. I've been eating those, uh, the last ones we did. Those little fries. Yeah. They're good. You like those? They're just so expensive, yeah. Yeah. But they are good. If they were cheap, I'd buy them. Oh yeah, I can feel it. The more you put it in your mouth, the more you're going to feel. Oops, I dropped one.  Mm-hmm. But it's by no means ridiculously hot. Yeah. Not in my book. Uh-uh. No, I could eat it. No problem. Those onions, they were hot. Yeah. Mm-hmm. They were good too. Yeah. They're good. Mm-hmm. I mean, they're good. They're awesome.  Mm-hmm. But if you're buying them strictly for the heat, they're going to be disappointed. Yeah. But if you like some hot stuff, but you can't really take the real super-duper heat, these will be fine for you. Mm-hmm. They're very good. Yeah. The chocolate. Goatsy chocolate gives a little bit of a heat in there, but not real bad. No. Not to the point where I had to run for water or anything. Mm-hmm. Uh-uh. No. They get a two thumbs up for me. Yeah. Two thumbs up. No problem. I'll give them a four out of five. Let me give them. Well, because of the advertisement on the front, it shows that it's hot, hot. So you're thinking they're really hot, but they're not. So to me, that is not going with what's inside the bag. So I give it a three. That's why I gave it a four. I wouldn't give it a five. If it didn't say ridiculously hot. Yeah. Um, because it's not, and people that really love heat will be very disappointed. Yeah. Yeah. If you like a little heat, this would be fine, I think. Yeah. For me, they're great. I mean, I could pop them in. They taste awesome though. Yeah, they're good. They're very good flavor. Yep. But if it didn't say ridiculously hot, I'd give it a five out of five. Yeah. All right. Yeah. I'll be trying something different. Yeah. I'll be trying something different. Mm-hmm. There we go. There we go. We'll have another review later tonight. Yeah. There you go. It's a surprise, huh? Mm-hmm. Yep. Monty's got another review coming up after this one. Yep. So. So. Yeah. I mean, they taste, they have good taste. I'm trying to pop more in there to see if they get real hot, but you know. I don't just eat a bunch. Yeah. I mean, you can feel it, but it's not like, ugh. No. It's not going to make you sweater your eyes wide. No. Mm-hmm. No. Very good though. Mm-hmm. All right. I'm going to say she barely made the man a legend. Gone for now, Monty. Mikey says she's out for now, and stay tuned because we're going to have a couple of videos coming up. We have one tonight, and I'm going to do one that you'll see. After this, yeah. Yep. So stay tuned for that, and have a good rest of the day. Bye, guys. Bye. Bye. I'm going to keep saying she's bye. Bye, guys. Yeah. Never said I could talk.


Hello traders at CMC Markets. This is Trevor Neal of RRG Research. I'm presenting to you this morning from London. It's the 12th of December in the morning ahead of a busy week of Central Bank announcements. Today, we're going to look at a short-term update for some stock indices and see how they're positioned in front of these announcements. Looking at the relative rotation graphs with a daily sampling, we can see that the furthest of the right is the DAX index and it's pointing in a very good north-easterly direction. That means easterly, improving in relative strength versus the MSCI world, which is here in the middle. It's got a long-ish tail and it's also northerly, which means with increasing momentum of relative performance, RS momentum. Next is the DAO. We've got the S&P close to the center correlating with the MSCI world, which is a big part and it's often very close there because it is a big constituent. Now what's a bit interesting is the NASDAQ has moved into the lagging quadrant. Not a very familiar place for that. It's still going up because don't forget this is on a relative basis. The MSCI world itself is going up. Stock markets are going up, but which is going up more, that's the DAX, which is lagging a bit, is the NASDAQ despite the fact that it is climbing and then the footsie here. So the footsie here moving in a good direction north-easterly, good sized tail as well, but right back here, furthest to the left, so on a relative basis, the lease good, but the direction is good and it could easily improve. But the interesting thing and is the DAX, which is this week, burst through to new all-time highs. Now looking at the S&P to start, it has broken through the resistance from July high at 4,600, and that's a significant breakout and now offering support. And then we've got the consolidation support where we lost a bit of momentum at 4,540. We're in a strong uptrend. It's quite extended here, but it's breaking up. The high, of course, is much higher at 4,800. It looks good, I must say, and now just zoom in a little bit on it. The early chart, but just showing the recent accent with powered ahead, we've broken through that July high, the MACD is positive. This, of course, acts now as support 4,600 and on the RSI, it's powering ahead too, making a new high. So we've got momentum here. It's a driver, the whole stock market, so looking good. This is looking good. Now to the early chart of the NASDAQ and here you can see that we've broken two tops round about to 16,120. Good breakout there. Again, this one is well below its actual highs, long-term highs, but it's breaking forward and moving up. But of all of them, it is one that is losing a bit of momentum. The MACD here, yes, it's positive, but the gap is narrowing. And then on the RSI, we begin to flatten out a little bit. This one looks not so attractive. It's being brought up because of the gust of wind of the MSCI world, but it is lagging behind the performance. We see where it was in the lagging quadrant, an unfamiliar place for this index, that it is behind the other ones. The other ones are stronger. Now moving to the Dow Jones industrial average. This is a daily chart at the moment because I want to show you how relatively close we are to the high made in January 2022, which is at 36,950. And we have burst through an important high from August, burst through, and then pause. So let's home in on that. Now remember the position of the Dow Jones industrial average on the ROG chart. We had DAX furthest to the right with a northeasterly direction. Also, we had the Dow on the right behind the DAX. Here it is moving up nicely. It is in a short-term uptrend, quite well-defined uptrend. A break of this low here would break the uptrend and potentially give us a reaction pullback. That's at 36,040, so 3590 would be the place. We are making new highs as I speak. The MACD, however, is negative here and a sign of loss of momentum on the upside. And the RSI has turned back positive again after this pause here, and it's come up through 65 as a positive message. So this is also looking good. It's stretching towards the high of 2022, but looking good and strong as we see in its position in the ROG chart. Remember the position of the footsie on the ROG graph there? Not a good position at all. And it's in a slight upward gradient, but lagging behind the other competitor indices. But you haven't got a lot going for it technically. The MACD has pulled back and it's crossing. The RSI is looking quite insipid. It looks unattractive in a marketplace or an asset class with so many opportunities. This one, as demonstrated and seen very clearly on the ROG chart, is the least attractive. Although even when the wind blows hard enough, the turkeys can fly. And this is a turkey being pushed up by the gusts of wind. And now finally the DAX. I might surprise you here. The DAX has had a big lovely trend this year and broke to new highs, new all-time highs recently and powered away from that very strongly. And this is what you can see here. We're in an uptrend, very clear uptrend as you can see. What's making me worried about it is we've got higher and higher lows. And the higher highs have been marked with higher highs in the MACD up to this one here. Then since then, since the seventh, it started deteriorating the momentum and it's turned down here. The RSI also making higher highs and then we've got a lower high in here, loss of momentum. It's due for pullback. It's very extended, it's had a great run. And then I think that the first support is at 16,600, but it's light and the really more solid support is down at 16,400. So I've got, there is potential for this to crack. You have to, it has to start to turn. It's still climbing at this moment, but it's losing power and it's very extended. And so there could be a sharp sell-off correction I think and it will probably stabilize and go on up. I thank you very much indeed. This has been Trevor Neal from ROG Research in London. I hope this is helpful to you and wish you a great day and may the trend be with you. Goodbye.


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Again, let's take a look. The Russell is off about 0.78% right now, trading at $19.67 and $0.30. NQ's at $17,675, off about 1.15%. The Dow futures kind of sideways currently trading right under that $38,000 market and the gold contract are actually off a little bit right now as well, trading at $2,388.90. Silver up, modestly, and then copper as well, getting back to that $4.34 area, which was nice. It was a little disheartened to see it kind of come down from around the $4.35, but we're right back up there. Take a look at crude oil. How about this, right? So down right now at $312, excuse me, down at $312, about $8,270, there's a lot of conversation. And I've been talking about it too, how I was concerned with some of the global outlook and conflict we've been seeing around the world. And then additionally, with the reintroduction of embargo against Venezuelan oil, how this is going to impact, of course, the price of crude and really by extension energy and then really affect CPI. And what we found is that some of the supplies from the US are kind of outweighing the demand on all of that, which is pretty fantastic going forward. And of course, the Brent is down moderately as well. All the bonds are up slightly. Tesla trading at $156.82. One of the headlines I saw is that Kathy Woods continues to buy Tesla even down at these levels. And that is some pretty strong conviction, I would say, still dynamics trading at $138.90, and then the dollar back down below that $106 level, trading at $105.97. Google at $157, of course, meta, just under that $500 right now, and the Disney trading at $113. You know, let's just talk about what's going on and as that Powell comes out and says that rate cuts will likely come later than expected. And I think this is interesting because one, I had kind of assumed that this might happen, but then two, we went through, I mean, over a decade of quantitative easing with just constant money being injected into the market and this idea, and then again, additionally with supply chain disruptions because of COVID and all that, and this idea that maybe in a year or a little bit over that we would kind of combat inflation effectively to the point where we could go back down to lower rates, I don't know. Of course, I was in the minority thinking that, but it seems like this might stay the case for a little bit longer. Powell said that legitimately lack of further progress on inflation means that central bank likely won't cut interest rates at its upcoming policy meeting just two weeks away. We kind of knew this, we knew this was going into May as well, now there's discussion that this might not even happen in June or even July. Meanwhile, the two-year treasury yield, top 5% on Tuesday before retreating below the threshold to about 4.96. I think the average mortgage rate as well is trading about 7.15, of course, trading. It's at 7.15%, which is pretty high. And the question is too, is when you start cutting rates, what do we go back down to? I mean, I totally do not foresee any circumstance where we go back to quantitative easing levels. You know, at something like zero or close to that. I mean, do we settle at like 5%, 4%? And then how does the market shake out from that? It'll be interesting to see what kind of happens. So the recent data has not given us greater confidence. It is likely to take longer than expected to achieve that confidence right now, given the strength of the labor market and progress on inflation so far. It's appropriate to allow restrictive policy further time to work and let the data and the evolving outlook guide us. And I think you've seen that too, where you've seen some cash flow going into bonds and kind of other like fixed income like that as well. Anyways, what we'll have to see, of course, with the next CPI report is, and of course, that job market is still really strong. And I have said this a few times before, but I do think that we're kind of in a new, not a new, I mean, there's a lot of new stuff going on in the economy. And I think there's some major structural changes but I wonder if this, again, this approach that the Fed has, which is really to control demand side kind of metrics, is that gonna be effective going forward? A lot of this problem, again, was supply chains, right? And so they're trying to balance everything by decreasing demand, but was that really the issue? And we're seeing at least in the job market that the economy needs more workers and they're comfortable with that. So is increasing the unemployment rate, which in effect is going to have an influence on demand, is that really the way to do it? I'm not sure, but it's kind of what the Fed has going right now. And I'd be interesting to see years down the line kind of what the way they've changed their approach to it. Of course, let's me pull this up while I can get it loaded. Here we are, fantastic. I like steel dynamics a lot. Talk about it. One of the interesting things, this is a new story coming out, is Biden is seeking actually higher tariffs on Chinese steel. We could talk a little bit about this, not only just steel, but aluminum as well. They could protect American producers from a flood of cheap imports and will pitch his election year plan during a visit Wednesday with steel workers in Pennsylvania. This is, he said this today, the current tariff is 7.5% for both steel and aluminum, but there's some suggestion that America could climb up to 22.5%. Additionally with this, you've had, give me one moment here. You've had discussions at pretty high levels, at least in policy decision making. Here we go. This is the US Trade Representative, Catherine Tai, on Wednesday as well. She said she expects to include a review on tariffs on Chinese goods very soon. And this is going to be an action, essentially, to shield the EV sector from China. I wonder if America really is trying to pivot back into, I suppose more industrial output, right? That kind of gets shot in the 80s, but you're seeing it come back with chip manufacturing. And I think really to remain competitive with the amount of people that we have in this nation, it's going to be something like production of these kind of cutting edge things. I would say EV. And Elon Musk had said it pretty succinctly a few months ago where it's like if we don't do anything about China, they're gonna flood the market. 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I want to start off first, just kind of looking at what you got over here at DPST. This is the Daily Regional Bank's bull three-time shares. Now, of course, we had a lot of stuff come out with earnings, of course, the bank corp and Citibank. It was curious if you can give us a little insight in, you know, this is the three-times leveraged bull ETF. You know, it's funny, before we even begin, I want to say it's been funny. Years ago, I had traded in Gush in Drip and I was a young guy and trying to learn and get my footing and I really found that using these were just really changed kind of my strategies, which I thought was really impressive, so. Yeah, no, definitely, yes. Most of our products are leverage and inverse, short-term tactical trading tools, very powerful and very important to monitor.  They did last week and, you know, really Q1 earnings season has continued this week. The regional banks, about 40% of that basket is reporting this week. And as you mentioned, DPST is our triple leverage to ETF off of the regional bank select sector.   So it's been, it's definitely been interesting. And, you know, even in the broader financials that you mentioned, you know, we've seen Goldman City, JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, they've already all reported and those are all part of the financial select sector. So those are the, you know, the larger financial banks and financial companies within the U.S. as opposed to the regionals that are going to be your smaller regional players. But that basket as well, we have a triple leveraged ETF off of that, the financial select sector, FAS and a triple inverse as well, FAZ. And that basket's already reported as well, 40% so far, starting off Friday of last week and then through this week.  Yeah, and taking a look too at the financial bull and bear, again, that's FAS and FAZ. But you can see here too, obviously the top 10 holdings, you got Berkshire, JP Morgan, Visa, Mastercard and Bank and so on. And then you have these index sector weightings as well. And this will, you know, this is the case for all the leveraged shares, a leveraged ETF set direction provides as well. And so I had a pretty good time sitting here and looking through a lot of these before the show as well. You know, into that as well, we had UnitedHealthcare, of course, report earnings as well. They did all right. And you guys have an healthcare bull three times leveraged as well. I mean, what's the major composite in that? That's Lily, UnitedHealthGroup, Johnson and Johnson. Of course, Lily coming out with some interesting news too, with Zep bound being effective actually for sleep apnea too. So if you can tell us a little bit about Pure and what we're looking at with that. Yeah, no, definitely. That's another larger percentage of the healthcare select sector or triple leveraged ETF cure that is off of that. You know, it's been a little bit mixed for the healthcare sector approximately 20% of that basket is reported so far this week. You know, we saw Abbott, you know, that's part of that index. It'd be a razor annual profit forecast. And as you mentioned, Eli Lilly, they're not reporting for another week and a half. So that's the largest holding within Cure and in that sector. And it's gonna be pretty interesting. You know, a lot has been going on the past year with the weight loss drugs, you know, the demand for that. And it's gonna be interesting to see how sales and growth in that space for not only Eli Lilly, but a handful of those large healthcare names in that sector, how that's gonna impact their earnings because there's been a lot of hype around that and also demand from the consumer as well. Absolutely. And at the price that Eli Lilly trades at right now, we're at 749 a share. This is a great way, especially with Cure, to get exposure to, I mean, listen, Eli Lilly, I think is poised fantastically, right? Zep bound is even going through a supply kind of choke right now, which is only gonna drive up the cost for it. And a lot of times I, you know, I mean, something like 749 a share for Eli Lilly is a little bit prohibitive for a lot of people. And so to get exposure to that stock and something like this, you know, I think is fantastic as well. That's what I find so neat with a lot of these leverage ETFs. Yep. Great way to trade around earnings short-term.   We've been looking at gold a lot, right? And Direction has of course Nugget, which is their three times long, and then Dust as well. And so I'm kind of curious what you guys are looking at with that. Obviously, gold has had this kind of, you know, I would say in recent times, meteoric rise, which has been fantastic for all gold holders. And, you know, Nugget has returned pretty fantastically for that whole run. Let's take a look at the chart here as well. And this is on a one-year meter. We're trading up 38, 28 right now, up 2.9% for the day. And I mean, seriously, look, right? This is May 1st, you know, excuse me, March 1st of the beginning of this year. And then we've just seen it really, really kind of follow gold on the way up as well. Yeah, yeah, definitely. Gold has been kind of, you know, earlier this year, hitting all-time highs. And, you know, another thing that has really impacted as of recent is kind of some geopolitical conflict going on in the Middle East right now, kind of that flight-to-safety trade, especially in the gold. And as you mentioned, we have leveraged gold miner ETFs. So not the actual physical gold, but the gold mining equities, Nugget and Dust are 2X in the gold miners. And then we do have our junior gold miners 2X as well, JNUG, JNUG, and JTST, the inverse there. So, no, definitely, you know, we've seen gold or the gold miners lag gold just a little bit. Definitely, but with, you know, the spot price going up, it usually they follow really closely behind. So, Elliot, thank you so much for joining us. This has been fantastic, and we're looking forward to hearing from you soon. Yeah, Jacob, thank you for having me. Fantastic, take care now, folks. Stay tuned, we'll be right back. that possess huge gain potential. But how is an independent trader supposed to scan the entire market looking for these hidden opportunities? One simple answer, the opening call newsletter. Basil Chapman, developer of the Chapman Wave trading methodology has been trading the markets for longer than most trading influencers have been alive. 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The inverse of that, which is going to be the fairest one, is Drip. We can talk a little bit about going forward. What's happening with that up 1.83% today? So what has happened? Why is oil going down right now? I mean, I thought I've heard everything about the Yemenis, helping Iran bomb Israel and Israel, having a retaliatory strike. So we can look at this a little bit, essentially. As early on Wednesday, the Energy Information Administration released its weekly inventory report, excuse me, showing a build of 2.7 million barrels to 460 million barrels in the week ending April 12th. Expectations based on a Reuters poll had only been for 1.4 million barrel build causing oil prices to plummet. This whole thing, essentially, we have extra stockpiles than what was initially thought, which is pretty good. And I think going forward, this is really what you're seeing, too, with America trying to position back into bringing chip manufacturing here and protecting EV makers and everything, right? This is kind of a restructuring away from what we were doing the past few decades into, you know, one, I think just creating more jobs for people in our nation, which the population is going up. But then second, it's kind of like an insurance policy. We saw, how is it? Like in COVID, essentially, right? When we had so many goods that were made outside of the nation, and that had major impacts. These are minor, let's say minor, these are just temporary supply chain disruptions. But their supply chain disruptions, nonetheless, and it brings in a greater question. You know, what happens if the end of history isn't here and things continue to happen? Say China invades Taiwan and now we don't have access to these certain kind of chips or whatever. And so I think America is pivoting that way as well. We've seen how Saudi Arabia can try to influence America or punish America or whatever by restricting the amount of oil that they put out. And so, you know, I see at least this increase in production of oil in the US and that's only going to increase, I would say, going forward as kind of like an insurance policy against that. And I think too, it reasserts us as economically dominant in the world, especially at a time when China is, you know, becoming relatively sophisticated away from, you know, what it has been in the past. Anyways, that's my two cents on that. So we did talk a little bit more about Eli Lilly. It is, these guys have hit the jackpot with Zephound, okay? So I was talking earlier with Elliott Wellenbach of Direction, based about Cure, which is their leveraged ETF bullish for the healthcare industry. Eli Lilly makes about 11% of that. Eli Lilly is trading something like $749 a share. This, of course, was with their weight loss drugs, Zephound, everyone loves this kind of stuff. That's what sent that price, you know, meteoric essentially. Eli Lilly's weight loss drug, Zephound, shows promise as a sleep apnea treatment in late stage trials, which is, I mean, talk about, you know, again, hitting the jackpot with a certain drug. I mean, not only does it, you know, decrease weight, which is obviously a huge issue in the developed world, weight management. And I think at least for Medicare, it's only been validated for, you know, what helps with heart disease and everything. However, this with sleep apnea will be interesting to see if we can have an off-label use for this essentially. Eli Lilly, you said on Wednesday that its popular weight loss drug, Zephound, showed the potential to treat patients with the most common sleep-related breathing disorder in a late, in two, excuse me, late stage clinical trials. The initial results added a long list of potential health benefits of weight loss and diabetes treatments, which have skyrocketed in demand over the last year, despite their high prices. So really, this is gonna be the thing, right? Anything that is directly caused from weight issues, so, you know, comorbidities or whatever, most likely they're gonna be treated by a drug that decreases weight. And so you're gonna have all these label uses kind of for this. Of course, it's not solving the sleep apnea itself, it has to do with obesity, but the problem we know in America is obesity is really coupled with a lot of other horrible things for the health. And so I think Zephound gets, you know, in a pretty good spot for that. It'll be interesting to see what goes with that. Under new guidance issued in late March, Medicare can cover certain weight loss drugs as long as they receive FDA approval for an added health benefit. And so sleep apnea is going to be one of those. Medicare prescription drug plans administered by private insurers, known as Part D, currently cannot cover those drugs for weight loss alone. We'll see what happens with that. That is pretty impressive for that drug. There's another one too. If I fill in, Tommy, tomorrow, I'll try to make sure to look for it tonight. But there was another drug that they were suggesting if it could be used essentially with things like Manjaro or Zephound and everything. Because one of the major issues you run into with these obesity drugs is muscle wasting. And if you can have some kind of compound, a drug being taken in tandem with it that prevents that, I think also that might end up being acquired by Eli or be involved in that treatment in some capacity, which I think will be pretty neat to see going forward. I was talking a little bit about some of our legislators and directors were talking about putting tariffs on China and especially protecting essentially nascent industries. EV is going to be one of those. And we can talk about how legit this problem actually is, especially when you're considering what's the workload of the future going to be like for people in the nation. And so let's take a look at Volkswagen. They're aiming for lower EV costs with new production platforms in China. So this is going to roll out a cheap electric car production platform aimed at strengthening its stands in China. German car maker in China X-Peng, partners in the country since last year, a new framework deal to co-develop electrified and digitized architecture to be used in Volkswagen brand EVs that were produced in China. Volkswagen said Wednesday. Locally grown EV companies like BYD are challenging foreign car makers, including Volkswagen, whose market share in the world's largest car market dropped last year. The streamlined production model will aid the German car giants goal of reducing costs for its platform by 40% strengthening margins and making it more competitive. And it remains to be seen to whether or not they will, the cars that are developed over there, whether or not they'll be sent out of China.  So I think that's obviously a good sign if you're a bag holder in Volkswagen. Let's take a look at the video right now. We'll take a look at it when we get back. Fact, we're gonna take some time to load here. Turning down 3.77% right now, $841.33. That is off from 974, which is the high folks say too, we'll be right back. If you're looking for potential trading setups in the stock market, then Rocket Equities & Options Report is a newsletter you should try. Tommy O'Brien delivers options and equity trades when the markets present them using a combination of fundamentals and technicals. 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So the big thing is that this was earlier this month, but NVIDIA and Google Cloud have announced a collaboration on generative artificial intelligence at the partnership aims to help startups around the world accelerate the creation of generative AI applications and services. The new initiative combines NVIDIA Inception with Google for startup cloud program, which aims to widen access to cloud credits, go-to market support and technical expertise. Meanwhile, Google unveiled an A3 mega AI processor using NVIDIA's H100 technology. Again, that's what teaches the AI. And Google said it plans to use NVIDIA's next generation Blackwell platform in 2025. And then of course, Google is expanding in-house AI chip development with ARM.  These companies are solidifying themselves to really be the AI barons going forward. And I think the way Google is approaching this, and I've spoken about Azure and AWS and why is Microsoft and Amazon dropping billions of dollars into AI is because they want that stuff hosted on their cloud. Let's be honest. And Google, it's no different. They really want people to be on the cloud. Now this is gonna be more for, as it said in what I just read, cloud for small businesses. But the idea is we get everyone using it. We got to get on the cloud. No need to be storing things in your computer, like on-prem, why even worry about that if you're a small business owner? And genuinely, I think the barrier to entry is just the technical aspect behind cloud, right? But it's getting so unbelievably simple. I mean, like Azure, even like the security, you know, what you have to essentially set up for security on Azure cloud has been streamlined so significantly. And this is what I see tech really going to, right? We've seen it in user interface for legitimately everything, right?  I mean, obviously computers are older than that, but you know, let's talk about the first one that you can kind of recognize. And as time has gone on, these user interfaces have gotten easier and easier to use to where your grandma can be on the computer and be on Facebook or whatever. And that's what I think all of this kind of tech stuff is going and I think Google does that super well. Obviously Microsoft does it super well too. Regardless, what this AI is gonna do is just really expand the cloud use. And so I think Google is kind of seeing that in a little bit in some ways and they want the market share of small businesses that don't have so much presence online. They want those people. And AI is gonna probably help those people get that. Pretty cool going forward to see what happens with that. I know I say that about a lot, but it's because I bring up stuff that I think is super interesting is gonna make a massive change. Let's see here. In the same kind of vein, of course you had ASML come out and things weren't as good. So we can talk about that a little bit. ASML forecast semiconductor rebound after the first quarter disappoints. So they say ASML insisted the semiconductor industry was on track to recover in the second half of the year, even as its first quarter disappointed investors. Obviously these guys make lithography machines, which all chip makers use. It's said on Wednesday that net bookings, which includes orders placed by customers, but not yet delivered, dropped to 3.6 billion in the first quarter from 9.2 billion in the fourth quarter of last year. Analysts are expecting bookings of more than 5 billion. ASML has been hurt by the semiconductor industry slowdown as well as sanctions curbing its ability to sell in China. Peter Wenick, which is the longstanding chief executive, reiterated that he saw a 2024 as a transition year with trading improving in the second half as the industry continued to recover from its downturn. And let's just be honest guys, like this is going to continue to happen. I love what Basil says. And he looks at the semiconductors as kind of like the new oil, right? Basically a benchmark of what is the rest of the market gonna do. And that's obviously fantastic for just analyzing what the market's gonna do day to day, month to month, so on and so forth. But also I think what it really does too, at least in the context I'm talking, is it underlines how important semiconductors are. I mean, if you guys watched the new dude or you read the book, I mean, this is the spice man in major ways and the world's not going back from it.  And of course you get downtimes, but still I think going forward it's massive. Let's talk a little bit too with AI and what goes into that. We talk about Bitcoin and the halving and what that means, obviously more energy is gonna need to be going in to solve the hashes to get the coins. This whole new economy is running on this electricity. I think a lot of that's one of the costs of doing business in Bitcoin and crypto mining, but think about it as well with AI. So this is pretty fascinating. Booming AI demand threatens global electricity supply. This is where you get this cool thing, right? And I'm saying this like an off topic, but like when you have this new innovation, this is where you have other innovation being forced to come into existence, right? Because I think if you're talking about like by 2030, 15 trillion contribution by AI to the world, of course you'll get systems that are more energy efficient and stuff like that, but this is where I start thinking that we see alternative sources of energy or more mixed energy portfolio. I'm talking in the idea of like nuclear or something, but of course you can expand out with solar and everything, but regardless, let's look at this. Electricity supply is becoming the latest choke point to threaten the growth of artificial intelligence. Elon Musk said this month that while the development of AI had been chip constrained last year, the latest bottleneck to cutting edge technology was electricity supply. And again, we have seen that with big crypto miners as well. Those comments followed a warning by Amazon chief Andy Jassy this year that there was not enough energy right now to run new generative AI services. And as we're saying, this is the new arms race, right? Who can create the best AI? Who has the best champion? And obviously the champion is AI and we're gonna figure out ways to give this the power it needs. Amazon, Microsoft and Google parent alphabet are investing billions of dollars in computing infrastructure as they seek to build out their AI capabilities, including its data centers that typically take several years to plan and construct some of the most popular places for building facilities such as Northern Virginia are facing capacity constraints which in turn is driving a search for suitable sites in growing data center markets globally. You know, I'd be interested to, let's just take a side point. It doesn't really matter, but this would be cool to see how, different, let's say states in America because I think a lot of this is gonna still kind of, I think because of legislation it's gonna be constrained to operations within America. Obviously it can go out, but that will be a different entity entirely. But we're interested to see how states can kind of fight for who has the best energy. You're even seeing with Texas right now, they're having major supply issues or excuse me, grid issues. I think the American grid is weak. Anyways, my point is I think all this is one problem which is AI, right? It has the issue of energy and this just kind of dragnets everything else. So do we now 10 years from now start really seriously considering revamping our grid which it needs to be done because we have this strange patchwork in America who started developing before other people. Does it change the way that we look at energy supply and where we get energy from? And it's just crazy how one little thing like this can just totally change the trajectory for a country which I think when I'm talking about, we'll start hearing.  The stock market is a delicate interconnecting web of commodities, equities and trader psychology. When one string of the web is pulled it has a ripple effect across the broader market. 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Now, Amazon came out and said that that's not entirely true, but just crazy anyways. The reason I'm bringing this up is because Amazon is also trying to sell this tech to other people, right, to other stores. And of course, you can kind of see that coming, right? Like, why does Amazon, does Amazon really want to get in to the grocery business? Of course, they did buy a grocery chain and everything but in my opinion, this is much more of like, obviously they understand logistics, so that's one thing. But I can see them kind of hedging against it by creating new tech and testing it in those stores and then being able to sell that out which is what they're trying to do with the just walk out. Regardless, it shows you that AI isn't fully there yet, right? Because you have, essentially workers, this is in India. You have about 1,000 workers in India to watch people shop and review purchases at stores using just walk out tech. The report claimed that Amazon workers had to review around 700 of every 1,000 transactions in 2022. They said it's actually not uncommon in the world of AI. So that can go to show you that we're not fully there yet with AI and also not everything is as it seems. It was just kind of a funny headline. For this next little short segment before we end out, this was done by the Fed. One moment. You know what? We'll save that for tomorrow morning because we're having a fun time with what's going on here. Let's talk a little bit quickly about UAL, United Airlines Holdings. If I can click the right ticker, of course. We can get a UI to do that for me or an AI. Anyways, they're up right now. This smaller than expected quarterly loss regarding Boeing, instead of wanting to full, derail is full your guidance. That's something else to say too. Boeing is in Congress right now if we're hearing in the Senate. So check that out later tonight because I'm sure that's gonna be super interesting. 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