Welcome to Access a Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey guys, good evening everybody. Welcome to another edition of the Access a Trader.com that we wrap up show. Is it Thursday already? Oh boy, I'm beaten. I'm really tired. For those who don't know, I'm literally speaking for seven hours a day in the live webinar and by the time Thursday comes along, it's hard for me to even formulate an intelligent sentence, let alone everything else. But again, it's part of life. What can you do? You have to do what you got to do. So let's talk about the tape.   Everything was going nuts. And by the time the pre-market came along, when you woke up this morning, you turn around and say, well, you know, my first thought before I even even turned on the quotes, I said to myself, well, we should know that the Nasdaq future has got to be up at least 150 points.  And then they started going lower. And again, it really does show you how what you think is going to happen is completely, you know, completely the opposite of what you're actually seeing in front of you. And today was a pretty aggressive reversal day. And the highlight of today's day was obviously what was Tesla going to do after this big, big run-up that it had? What was Amazon going to do after the close? What was Apple going to do after the close? And again, keep this in mind, it's the same question that we had on Netflix's earnings. You know, again, nobody in their right mind would turn around and say, well, Apple's not going to be, nobody's going to turn around and say, well, Amazon is going to be, we all knew they were going to be, right? They all know. The question is the same thing with Netflix, was the stock price baked in? Or again, continuing with the theme, was the market going to price in already the move? Or is the market going to give them another mulligan? Just like we've been seeing over and over and over again. And we kind of got that pretty quickly.   You can see really, really big move off the low, off the highs. You had Facebook last night was just, you know, 215, went down to the 201s. Tesla, which was definitely the biggest reversal. We'll talk about the individual pivots. There were two pivots on Tesla that were just outrageous, both to the downside, obviously. Again, last night, Tesla was at, you know, 886.  And the question was again, what was going to happen with Amazon? So Amazon had this really, really aggressive candle into the close. Okay, really aggressive candle. Oops, wrong one, sorry. So Amazon had this really aggressive candle the last like five minutes of the day. You can see this huge surge, like really, really aggressive surge, 40, 50 point move. And then the earnings came out. And again, it's not what they said in the earnings. I think it's kind of irrelevant of what they said in the earnings. Again, the question was, is it is baked in?  And you know, again, very, very quickly, Amazon reversed courses and the stock started moving lower. Before you turn around and say the stock is getting killed. God, look at the run Amazon has had. Okay, does this 100 point move, 150 point move, does it really matter? It's very, very hard to get excited unless you literally shorted Amazon into earnings. Okay, it's very, very hard for a bear to turn around and say, see, the bulls never learn. It's a bear market. Unemployed. Okay, who cares? Right. So again, you can't get very, very excited about it unless Amazon comes in tomorrow. 400 points and goes all the way down to 21 and 82. You know, again, very, very hard for the bull, you know, for the bears to throw a parade. Same thing, kind of an apple after the closing.  I mean, how insane? They beat their revenues by $4 billion, announced a $50 billion buyback. Okay. And they crushed it during COVID-19. Okay.  So they crushed it, man. And again, the question is not whether they're going to beat their numbers. Of course they did. I think they beat by 27 to 29 cents. So they crushed it. The only question was, was it baked in, right? And when you have a move coming from the COVID bottom of 212 and you're running to $300 a share. Again, if you're a bear, right? Again, is this really a victory? The stock has rallied, you know, stock has rallied 90 points, you know, in three weeks. Is this really a victory being down five, six bucks? Again, you decide. But again, I think the more important part of what is actually happening after hours is kind of, kind of what happens next. And again, it's very easy for me to turn around and say tomorrow, well, this is obviously a reversal. We're going to start testing the bottom, you know, again, the bears are right, right? Look, everybody got to relax. Again, like I say, every single day, trade by trade, day by day. Again, nothing makes sense. Remember, nothing makes sense. Nothing's going to make sense. Because again, give you a perfect example, right? We were watching BY&D. We had two pivots on BY&D today. Excuse me, one pivot on BY&D and then I lost, excuse me. There was three trades on BY&D today. There was one through the short side, went down a dollar, right? I'll talk to you on the second. There's 97 and a quarter, 97 went down to 96. There was a remount, okay? There was a remount buy that I quoted for like a dollar and change. And then I lost like a dollar and change on the second remount. They just kind of jumped the gun. That was the point. The point was we started seeing, and this is kind of goes into the realm of nothing makes sense, right? So we start seeing buyers coming in on BY&D when the stock was like 90, excuse me, like 97, 98 bucks. We started seeing one after another, after another, coming in for the 110s, the 120s, the 130 calls. Now, again, keep this in mind. This was in 110, 120, 130s for June, for August, for September. These were call buyers coming in for tomorrow, okay? Over and over, rapid fire mode. And I said, wow, this BY&D is going to go. It's going to go. It's going to go. It's going to go. It's going to go. We went to the toilet. So unless somebody knows something, again, did it make sense that somebody's putting out all these outrageous bets for tomorrow? Did it make sense that the market didn't embrace those bets and took the stock red? Right? Again, it doesn't need to make sense, guys. So going into tomorrow's session, again, you know, can I give the bears the benefit of the doubt? At least the sell side buy is the benefit of the doubt. You know, look, I definitely like some plays for tomorrow on the sell side. Again, if you look at Zoom today, they, well, maybe we don't have 300 million subscribers. Maybe we have 300 million users. Again, it's a big difference, right? Like I'm a subscriber of Zoom, right? I'm a subscriber of Zoom. I pay $260 a month for Zoom, okay? The people who are attending the Zoom webinar, okay, are people who are not physically paying Zoom. So there was a lot of kind of lost in translation in Zoom. But again, the market doesn't care. It's shoot first, ask questions later. When you look at a shop, for example, that failed to break out today, and we talked about this range yesterday, with this Amazon earnings, if Amazon starts coming in tomorrow and shop starts losing several of these channels, can shop be a very good sympathy play short with Amazon? Absolutely. Why not? Right? Absolutely. Why not? Can Tesla, again, continue to go lower confirming the five-day moving average for tomorrow after this huge run? Absolutely. But everything is still on the table. So again, going into tomorrow's session, again, I'm open-minded. Again, day by day, trade by trade, channel by channel. We don't need to show everybody how smart we are, right? We don't need to show everybody's smart. This is not a game of geniuses, man. This is a game, again, collecting data and putting that data to work in your specific process. So going into tomorrow, okay, I'll give the sellers the benefit of the doubt tomorrow. Maybe I'm 60, 40 sell bias tomorrow. I do like some place to be upside. I really like the way Netflix woke up today. And you kind of saw a coming pre-market. We'll talk about that in a second. But I think, again, tomorrow there will be some good plays. I think the stocks that did have big runs have an opportunity to pull back more. I think if Amazon starts losing a very, very specific channel, and if you guys want, I accidentally tweeted the pivot. If you go on my regular Twitter feed, I accidentally tweeted the pivot on the regular feed instead of the private feed. The same thing with Apple. Amazon, Apple just came in $3. So I apologize before you guys take a look what the pivot is on Amazon for tomorrow off my regular feed. And you'll see exactly where that confirmation is. So again, tomorrow, you know, I'm going to go in 60, 40 sell side. Tomorrow is May 1st.  But again, again, we can't control the calendar. We can't control price action. We could only control what we're doing based on information. So let's talk about the day today. You know, pretty good. Pretty good. It could have been great. Pretty good indeed. So here is what we started talking about. So the first pivot of the day, BYND 97, 20, 97, if it builds below can flush. We knew it was going to only get down to 96 first. And there was a reason why it was a linear regression line on the daily chart. And that's exactly where it stopped. So it took out that 97, 20, 97, you know, went down about a buck. Again, really, really big reversal on those option sweeps.  I shorted for, I shorted Zoom the first time around. And I saw there was a reload buyer. So I covered, I covered half with a cup of coffee profit. And then I covered half and I lost about 80, about 90 cents, about 90 cents in it. And then later when it confirmed back down, when it confirmed back down on the second entry, I made it all back, excuse me, excuse me, I made most of it back on this move. But it was fine. There was nothing wrong. Gilead never got to the 86 level. Roku, 11650 needs to build. I didn't trade Roku today. I totally forgot about Roku. 11650 never got down there, right? 1665 was yesterday's low and never got down there.  What was it called? BYND, I traded a couple of times today. One was good. One was, you know, crappy. I kind of canceled each other out. Baba never got up there. Netflix, again, this was the big pivot on Netflix. 416 needs to build. Netflix exploded, really, really exploded here. Here is the 416 channel right over here. This whole channel was 416.  It, you know, it exploded. It stopped at 420 and then another candle came and went right to 424.5. So, big, big move on Netflix. Microsoft never got down to the 176 area. Take on the way up. You have 420 supply and 7-cell right there. So, nice move on Netflix. Chipotle never got to the 900 area. Shop, again, this is why I kind of like it on the sell side for tomorrow, if it confirms. It failed, again, third days in a row to get out of this 651, 652 base. So, I kind of want to watch it to the downside tomorrow. And this is where, obviously, the two, two biggest pivots of the day came. So, 840, if it builds below, can flush. Again, experienced traders only. Again, when you're trading Tesla, number one, you really need to be an experienced trader. If you're trading Tesla via Earnings Day, you know, it's a whole different animal. But this was big. The first move here was like 25 bucks. So, here was Tesla, right? Here was the 840 pivot, right? Everybody see this right here, guys, right? The 840 pivot. I thought it was going to get down to like, you know, 825, okay? It actually overshot it. And not only did it overshoot the 825, it went all the way down to 7, it went all the way down to 811, okay? All the way down to the 811 here. So, big, big move down. And then there was, and then it started going red, right? And it put its initial move down to 798. And this is basically the second move here, was just ridiculous. And again, here's the, and here's, not to kind of jump all around, but this is kind of what I meant about, you know, the buyers coming in on BY for tomorrow, right? You got 120 calls, 120 calls, 130 calls.  Okay, right? So, I was watching that. I'm very, very shocked. It didn't have a bigger move. You can see all over the place. You got next week's 110 calls. Tomorrow's 110 calls. So, all over the place on BY and D. So again, really, really wild move. But here is the second move on Tesla. Here's the second pivot on Tesla. Again, the second pivot on ZM is what I pretty much made back when I lost the first time on ZM. So we had some pretty good moves. And then I kept on saying, hey, look, Tesla set up one way or another. I tuned. I put an upside pivot up. 836 needs to build. Obviously got nowhere near that. And then here was the pivot to the downside. I said 798 later. If it builds below, can see 777 potential. And this thing got smoked. Absolutely smoked. Again, congratulations, folks. Here is the seven, you know, here is the whole seven, where was it right here? Seven area, right here, 798 area. And once it lost it, look where it went down to, all the way down to 765. Huge, huge moves on Tesla. Again, this is why this is the greatest stock. Again, it doesn't make a difference which way it trades. And oh, by the way, I forgot. I forgot to mention, my first trade of the day was a remount long washout. I know a lot of you guys watching this video have no idea what the hell that means. But the stock washed out into rising support this morning at the open, reclaimed and ran right back. I mean, I took about 3-3 and change on that first move as well. I know a lot of you guys caught that move as well. And that's it. I mean, that's it. Here's 77 on deck. Here's 77 on deck, right? Best stock ever, right? Best stock ever. So again, business as usual. You know, business as usual. Again, I want to give the sellers the benefit of the doubt going into tomorrow's session. I think, again, look at Amazon guys. Just want to show you guys. You see this whole area here? You see this whole channel here, right? It loses this channel here, right? This 2310 area, okay? Look at the daily chart. If this thing loses 2310, this thing has room all the way down to 2260s, 2240s. If you don't think, Amazon could go down 200 points. Again, not paying attention. So guys, have a great night, everybody. Great job again today. Again, Pivot's a very, very unique. Not everybody trades them. That's the most important part. But they're pretty damn good.  Guys, tomorrow's Friday. Let's get some rest. And with God's willing, I'll see you guys all at morning stretch. And guys, God bless. Have a great night. Congratulations for putting in the time to take control of your trading. You're one step closer to owning your future and achieving the success you desire. 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Have you ever seen in a movie now, not in real life, but have you ever seen in a movie where somebody is getting jumped, they getting whooped, they getting all these punches to the face, kicks to the chest, and they sitting there smiling.  Either this person is really, really crazy cause they sitting there getting beat up and they got a smirk on their face or help is on the way. The Ravens Pass Rush this year has been overall, they been beat up, they been whooped, it felt like it's times they got jumped with all the holding that had been being done, but the Ravens Pass Rush this year and really for years, for years, it just ain't been getting it done. It has not been cutting it, it has not been working, it has not been getting consistent pressure, it has not been getting sex, it just has not been happening. But help is on the way. Help is on the way. And the Ravens got some great news this morning, great news this morning of expectations for practice this week. Let's read the report straight from Jeff Zribick. He said, with the Baltimore Ravens, not only are they expecting outside linebacker Tyus Bowser, who led the team in sex last year, back at practice today. So today Tyus Bowser should be back. Now y'all know with Tyus Bowser, I thought that he was gonna be back for sure week five because I was, we ain't hear about no setbacks or nothing. We saw him out there running around, always throwing a football around with the kids and stuff and that, that's really, really nice. But I thought that with Tyus Bowser, like all right, he's gonna be back week five for sure, where he's gonna come right off of that PUP list and he'll be good to go, he'll be straight, let's get it. But week five came in, we didn't hear anything about Bowser. He wasn't activated, didn't play nothing. So for Bowser to be back, that is a beautiful thing for him to be on the way back. That is great. That's better than great because the timing is everything. Raven, JPP now, hey, JPP. He's been, he's been, he looked good last week. The first week he was like, oh, okay. But last week, he looked good. So he's been an improvement to the Ravens pass rush. But to have Bowser back too and all the flexibility that Bowser brings and Bowser could help Adafi away. Cause I believe Adafi away is playing Bowser's role right now. But anyway, let's keep going. So not only are the Ravens expecting Tyus Bowser who led the team in sacks back at practice today, they are anticipating rookie outside linebacker, David Ajaubo to make his practice debut this week, perhaps as early as today. Wow. Wow. Ajaubo, a second round pick towards Achilles at Michigan pro day. Now, man, ooh, boy, that was really the kicker for me. Now, real quick, before we get into this, just because they practice does not mean that they will play this week. It does not mean that they will play right away. So temper expectations with their return. But with them practicing, it does mean that they are on the way back. Means that they're on the way back and it means that once you can start practicing, it's like, okay, you're medically cleared cause you gotta be medically clear to practice. So in order to do that, you have to be healthy. So with Tyus Bowser who tore his Achilles week 17, David Ajaubo who tore his Achilles pro day, they are both gonna be, they're both expected to practice this week. So that's a beautiful thing because it makes a Ravens weakness stronger. It gives the Ravens more options, even just based off of stamina alone.  These two, they keep holding me. They grabbing me. They hugging me. Let me go, man. Let me go. But now he got help. You know, he gotta be the person that's the most happy about this. Now real quick, we always talk about on here how you cannot discredit fans. I hate seeing people discredit fans, discredit fans' knowledge, discredit fans' understanding, discredit what fans think about certain topics. I hate seeing that with a passion because it's just simply wrong. It's wrong. Just because a fan is a fan does not mean that the fan does not know what they're talking about. My guy, Ravens Mafia. And I like that, I like that. Ravens Mafia, you gotta say it out loud. When you read it, it don't look like Ravens Mafia, but when you say that out loud, it's Ravens Ma, and it's M-A-D-N, it's her capital letter, F-I-A-A. Ravens Mafia. But anyway, the other day, he tweeted me after John Harbaugh's presser, and he said, this gotta mean something, right? And this is what he was talking about. Let's listen to it out loud. Yeah, Harbaugh, hashtag hood, Harbaugh hit us with that Kodak Black. I hope so. When it came to David Ajaubo and Tyus Bowser working their way back after Jeff Zribick had asked him, but the thing that my guy caught was not only what Harbaugh said, but how he said it in his expression while the question was being asked. Harbaugh hit a little smirk. He hit a little smirk, and that's when my guy, Ravens Mafia, caught on some other people who saw what Ravens Mafia tweeted, and they were like, oh, okay, we see it. We see it. Because, and my guy Brian said, well, Harbaugh never smirks like that. He never smirks like that. And I guess that ended up being a giveaway because that alluded to this, where we are right now with Tyus Bowser and David Ajaubo being on the way. And this is such a beautiful thing. With David Ajaubo, I said this about Ronnie Stanley. I said this, continue saying this, about David Ajaubo as well. I said it about both of them. Anything, anything that you get out of either of those two this season, I said this going into the year. Anything that you get out of both of those two this season is considered a bonus. It's a bonus. But if the Ravens can get a bonus added to their pass rush in the next couple of weeks, that can be beautiful. That can be great. And I know, rightfully so too, a lot of people were upset and questioning the David Ajaubo pick. And rightfully so because why would we use such a high pick on a guy who might not even play this year. He might not even see the field. Wouldn't we want a second round impact to have, I mean, excuse me, a second round pick to have immediate impact and can't fault people for thinking that way because it's true, you do want that. Even though we know the talent, based off of talent, he was gonna be your first round pick, maybe a top five, top 10 pick based off of talent. But if availability does not match talent, then what good is the talent? But now the Ravens could start to reap the benefits of taking David Ajaubo so early. So one thing that you hope is like, hey, this guy got to be a steal. He got to be a steal. And if he can get back to Michigan form, and you know somebody who's really got to be happy about this, Mike McDonald. Mike McDonald has got to be just through the roof right now in a good way because he's got to be like, oh my goodness, these Ravens, they drafted him just for me, just for me. Y'all remember that commercial? Just for me, about the hair and stuff. I know a lot of y'all probably don't. Anyway, Mike McDonald got to be super, super happy, man, because he gets his guy back soon. He gets his guy back and he's got to be like, oh yeah, this is what we need. Because his past defense has been coming along. It's been getting better and better every week, but the past rush has still been, yeah. But then on top of that, like think about this. It's with, this is where things get even better. The Ravens, they lost the guy. They lost their best past Russia this year so far to a growing injury that being in Justin Houston. He could be on the way back too. And again, with growing injuries, they could be a couple of weeks. They could be like a month, but probably like two, three weeks. So they'll get Justin Houston back any day now too. So you could get Justin Houston back. I think he'll be back earlier than Bowser in a job, oh well. But you gotta die fairway. Who's getting, it's close, it's close. It's close. He's still been struggling, but it's close. So you gotta die fairway. You got JPP. You could get Justin Houston back any day now. Hey, today will be nice. You never know. And you could get Bowser in a job as well. So things are looking up. Help is on the way for the past Russia.  Especially how inconsistent it's been and whatnot. But the fact that help is on the way, it's a beautiful thing. It's a beautiful thing. We talked about earlier this week that if the Ravens had a past rush, I feel like their defense could be excellent. They could be excellent if they had a past rush. Cause that would, oh my goodness. Cause again, the second day, for you to do that against Jamar Chase and Tyler Boyd and Joe Burrow, and Hayden Hersey, if you don't hold them to what, 217 yards, something, I forgot what it was, 200 some yards under 250. Especially for what you don't gave up. And then to hold Josh Allen. See what he did to Pittsburgh? To hold Josh Allen for a whole game. Like Pittsburgh ain't even hold him in 217 in the first half. Think he had like over 300 yards, four touchdowns in the first half. But for you to hold Josh Allen to one touchdown and 217 yards in a full game, with Steph on this, with Dawson out, with Gabe Davis, with McKenzie, they even had a wide receiver come off the bench and get a nice little chunk of change of yards on the screen play. Raven's tighten up on the screen place. But anyway, that means Raven's defense, they on the way, man. They on the way. So the past defense been doing a lot better. Now it's time for the past rush and run defense to run defense. There you go. Some work you're doing. Again, Saquon Barkley. Ooh, yeah. Yeah, we'll see how it goes. But for the past defense to be coming along, adding a pass rush to it will make it that much nicer. So, just like David Ajabo and Tyus Bowser and Justin Houston won't be saying for too much longer, we out.


Hello everyone, this is Dr. Divya Radhivithal Frimukhi, J.R. Ruvan from P.K. Palawalka Rural Medical College and Hospital, Savarda Chipplun Ratnagiri co-author is Dr. Pradeep Kulkarni, HOD of P.K. Palawalka. My paper presentation topic is Evaluation of role of MRI in staging of Casinoma of cervix. Cervical cancer forms 16.5% of the total cancer cases in Indian women and is the second most common type of cancer. It is estimated that about 160 million women between the age of 30 and 59 years are at risk of developing the cervical cancer in India, with 96,922 new cases registered in 2018 alone. It is a major cause of morbidity and mortality from the cancer. Multifactorial causation, the potential for prevention and the three-eat process make the cervical cancer an important disease for detailed studies. Role of MRI For pretreatment, local staging of tumor, defining pelvic tumor extent, including a more accurate assessment of tumor size, depth of the stromal invasion, lymph nodes, metastasis and also there is no radiation. Imaging an additional to physical examination has been encouraged by the revised Figo staging system. Stage 1 is limited to the cervix. Stage 2 extension to the cervix or parametria or vagina. Stage 3 extension to the pelvic side wall and or the lower third of vagina. Stage 4 extension to the adjacent organ or beyond the two pelvis. In our college, the patient who are not afford to do MRI are mostly funded by Dr. Gurukure initiation and treatment fund. Aim of the study is this is a planned prospective study to find out the efficacy of MRI in finding out of the local extent and spread for the management and staging in the cervical cancer with the histopathological correlation. Objective to localize and characterize cervical malignancy with respect to anatomical delineation, local and distance spread to establish the demographic profile of the cervical malignancies. Methodology, study design, hospital-based prospective study, sample size is 20, source of study, data for the study shall be collected from the BK Valavalka Rural Medical College, Hospital and Chipplun Ratnagiri. Cases of tumor recurrence after treatment shall also be included. Pelvic MRI, females with a diagnosis of cervical casinoma on a pap smear and pap c will be selected and shall undergo MRI pelvis. Machine used is 1.5 tesla. Procedure, multi-fest array coils are recommended. Scan geometry in a plane spatial resolution less than 0.7 into 0.7 mm, filter of view 320 to 360 and slight thickness is less than 3 mm. Standard sequences used are T2 weighted image, T1 weighted image, T1 weighted contrast images and diffusion weighted image. Inclusion criteria's were patient with a diagnosis of cervical cancer, patient with a non-servical pathology, patient who have already undergone a surgery or came a radiation for recurrence, patient with a tumor recurrence after the resection. Exclusion criteria were patient without any non-servical pathology, patient unveiling per study. This is my study. I have a study on the 20 patient in which the MRI has ability to detect a CS service in stage 1 is 0%. In stage 2 is 33.3%. In stage 3 it is 87.5% and in stage 4 it is 100%. Therefore, it is a stage 2 CS service. They are the sagittal and T2 weighted images in which the legion is seen arising in the cervix and lower uterine segment. It shows a heterogeneous T2 mild hyperintense signal involving anterior endometrial lining less than 50%. This is a diffusion weighted image of the same patient and histopathologically it is proven as differentiated adenocarcinoma of cervix. Stage 4. They are the T2 weighted axial and sagittal images. There is a L-defined lobulated mass legion is noted here. It shows an iso-to-hypointed signal intensity. It is seen involving lower uterine body including anterior and posterior wall also abetting with a urinary bladder and rectum. This is the T2 weighted sagittal and axial image of the same patient which shows an endometrial distended endometrial with a circumferential wall thickening more on the posterior aspect. And there is also the legion in the right adenoxa which is a hyperintense on T2 weighted image and hypointense on T1 weighted image. Therefore, it is a follicular legion. And also there is a bilateral adenoxal vessels which are torsious more on the right side. This is the post-contrast study of the same patient which shows the heterogeneous enhancement. Histopathologically it is proven as a large cell non-charitonizing squamous cell carcinoma of cervix. This is another patient. 60-year-old female came to gynecological OPD with a difficulty in maturation, rippling urine and incontinence in three months. No history of perverginal bleeding. On MRI, a symmetrical circumferential wall thickening noted in the cervix involving the posterior wall of the bladder and also the rectum. Therefore, it is a neoplastic etiology stage 4 CA cervix. Histopathologically it is proven as a poorly differentiated infiltrating carcinoma. So, CA cervix is originated from the squamous columnar junction and tends to be more exophotic, whereas in older women it originates more often in the endoservical canal. The bulk of the legion is centered at the level of the cervix with either protrusion into the vagina or invasion of the lower myometrium. This permits the differentiation from an endometrial mass. Differential diagnosis is endometrial mass which is centered in the endometrial cavity but protrudes into the endoservical canal. Prolapse submucosal fibroid are distinctly more hyper intense at a T2-wetted image than the cervical carcinoma. In general, cervical carcinoma is better defined at a T2-wetted imaging but a small tumor may be more readily identified by their early enhancement after the dynamic injection of the gadopentated dimer blue mine. A visible tumor indicates stage 1B or higher. The size of the tumor has a great impact on the choice of the therapy and there is a good correlation between the MR imaging finding and the macroscopic measurements. However, the size of the legion may rarely be overestimated at T2-wetted imaging due to inflammation or edema. The shape and direction of the growth should be noted because they are important for the brachytherapy planning. So, conclusion is sensitivity of MRI to detect stage 4 is 100% is more followed by stage 3 is 87.5% and stage 2 is 33.3%. However, there is no role of MRI in stage 1 tumor. This are my references. Thank you.


What is up you guys welcome back to another Stagnosaurus vlog if you are new to the channel I am Goldpony this of course being Stagnosaurus behind me here and before we get into anything today first I want to remind you guys October 20th Maple Grove Raceway here in PA. There is going to be the YouTube call-out. I will be there So if you were there as well be sure to come by say hi if you want to be in that vlog Let me know but today we are going to be doing something completely different as you could tell by the title of the video I of course already reviewed this car typically with my reviews I like to stick to the basics because I don't want to eat up too much of everybody's time But there are actually 10 really cool things about the S550 Ford Mustang that I bet you guys some of you guys Probably do not know so that is what we are going to do today. So let's get started And so starting on the inside first thing I want to mention is when you first get into the Ford Mustang that engine Starts stop But it actually will flash at the same rate of the average resting heartbeat of a Mustang Which is 30 beats per minute and so we're just going to flash red for you And I knew to a lot of people that is going to seem pretty normal But I bet you didn't know that it flashed red at 30 beats per minute Which is the same resting heartbeat of an actual Mustang. So I thought that was pretty cool to mention And so the next thing I wanted to mention is on the key fob here if you press unlock three times The windows will actually go down. Let me demonstrate two three So that is pretty cool so on super hot days All you need to do is press the unlock button three times and there's windows will go down for yourself got a cool there What's it in the next thing I wanted to mention I had mentioned this in a previous video But I find it extremely pretty cool and convenient by the way There's three little lines on the door handle there if you hold that down that is gonna lock the car So you actually don't have to take the keys out of your pocket But if you put your hand behind there you guys can probably hear it's gonna unlock So listen closely here. You're gonna actually hear it lock and unlock here So that is definitely pretty convenient. So I wouldn't mention that as well It's it in the next thing I wanted to mention you guys see that little plastic looking doohickey with the three lines on it there That is actually a sunglass holder There aren't a lot of people that actually know that unless you have a four Mustang of course because on most vehicles like I know in Several Subaru's I've reviewed if you try to take that little plastic clip off. It is absolutely nothing There's nothing behind it But in the four Mustang it is indeed a sunglass holder and if you don't want it to be a sunglass holder It's just simply a hitting compartment really so that is pretty cool that that is there You can store whatever you want in there and almost nobody is gonna know that that is even there so It's in the next thing I wanted to mention Let's swing over to the passenger side here because this is going to be a little glove box feature that Maybe you didn't know about of course you have the regular glove box But you see that little yellow thing at the top there you guys if you press that little yellow thing that is actually a separate kind Of hidden glove box that is specifically made to hold the owner's manual and again You don't have to put the owner's manual up there. You can put whatever you want up there But it is kind of a hidden compartment Specifically made for the owner's manual so yet another hidden compartment for that into the Mustang once again Definitely a big fan. So that is pretty cool that that is there as well And so next thing on my list heading back inside here is going to revolve around the traction control button Which of course if you hit the traction control button that is going to turn traction control off But if you hold that traction control button down, it will actually turn off the advanced traction control What the difference is between the traction control and advanced traction control? I do not know It's so my next cool little feature about the s550 Mustang is when you get extremely low on gas and that low Fuel light actually comes on for you if your sink 3 system is equipped with the factory navigation system That navigation system will automatically pull up all the available gas stations nearby wherever you are located So I do not actually have the factory navigation system because I have Android auto Which in my opinion is just as good But the factory navigation system will provide you with little things like that as well as the ability to go under Tunnels and not lose navigation and up in the Appalachian Mountains and a couple other things But anyways, it is pretty cool that the factory nav will give you the nearby gas stations when it recognizes that the fuel is low The QR codes they are absolutely everywhere. Let me show you guys here. Like I said, they are absolutely everywhere However, if you were to try scanning them, it is not going to come up with diddly squad So pretty sure this is something that Ford uses internally to try to put the parts on the car to help them with their Organizational processes at least that's when I'm good to guess But they are absolutely everywhere around the Ford Mustang and found that interesting because again if you pull out your smartphone Do you try scanning these suckers? Absolutely nothing is going to happen Next thing on my list to open that rear trunk. There is a button on the key fob as expected That is one way to get it unlocked However, you would think the other button would be somewhere on the hatch that actually opens up for instance I know the Dodge Challenger I just reviewed it was right around here But with the Mustang it is nowhere on the hatch. It is actually have to go up and under Actually this little black patch right here And if you press that that is actually where the button is located to unlock this So not really a big deal. Honestly, you do get used to it But I do find it kind of funny that that button is located not on the rear hatch But just above the rear license plate here That is how you're gonna unlock that thing kind of interesting and again for non Mustang owners You're probably not gonna know that but if you have one, of course, you already know that found that pretty cool Having just purchased this car that that was located right there So but then the very last thing I wanted to mention to you guys is Regarding this center armrest or underneath the center armrest, of course, you have this little storage compartment here But if you look underneath there, there are Pen holder and yes, this is supposed to be used for absolutely nothing else but besides Pens so you may not stick your pencil in there. This is specifically for pens What it's to mention that because I thought that was pretty cool And honestly it is quite useful that it's there because you never know when somebody's gonna rear-end you and you're gonna have to exchange Insurance information jot down their insurance info and a lot of times with other vehicles You're constantly searching for your pen, but with the Ford Mustang they are conveniently located right under that center armrest there So that is for pens only please no pencils ain't so but daddy's about it for this one you guys Hopefully I got you on at least one of those let me know in the comments section below But that was ten things you may not have known about the Ford Mustang and Ford Mustang GT S5 50 at least of course with the S197 and previous generations it may be a little bit different. So this is specific to the S5 50 But anyways as always appreciate you guys watching be sure to come by say hi October 20th YouTube call out and of course like the video and subscribe If you're free to follow me on social media at the bottom of the screen there And I will see you guys in the next stegosaurus vlog or review or whatever and as always stay gold


Anyhow, I'd like to thank everyone for inviting me and the organizers and also to let you guys know that I gave this talk about 2009, almost seven, eight years ago, among the same group of people. But we didn't call it the symposium. We call it the TCJ jamboree. I'm sure a lot of you guys probably remember that. Those are some good times. And today I'm going to talk about the efforts that was, no, that's not it, it's a PDF. Can you just go and view? Great. All right. So, yeah. So the title is Panglioma Integrative Analysis, the TCJ project since 2006 and one of three co-chairs, Roverhawk and Antonio Yavoroni, are leading this project and this analysis I represent the TCJ, LGG, GBM analysis working group. So brain cancer, as we know, is divided among grades in histology, as it was shown by Layla's presentation earlier today. Glioblastoma multiforme is a representative of high grade, grade four, typically of astrocytomates like cell types, generally have poor survival, whereas the lower grade gliomas are diffused, generally grade two and grade three with mixed histology, astrocytomas, oligodendrogliomas, oligoastrocytomas with an overall better survival. So generally we consider histological grading inversely correlated with outcome. And since 2006, as you all know, TCJ started with three primary pilot tumor studies, GBM being one of them, and GBM actually was one of the first marker papers that came out of our group, and I'm calling this here version 1.0 because subsequently in 2013, Cameron Brennan and Roverhawk and others and myself, we published the second marker paper version 2.0 with an expanded TCJ set. And in between that, we published two companion papers looking both at gene expression profiling for these GBMs as well as denomethylation profiling where we identified a very specific unique subtype, which we term G-SIMP. So we're very happy to note that TCJ produced four outstanding papers with high impacts and high citations, and the first or this version 2.0 marker paper in 2013 was actually presented by Roverhawk within the same meeting, then the second TCJ symposium, so I put up a link up here so you can view the YouTube if you like, but I just want to highlight three main points from that paper because it relates to what I'm going to present to you later today. So the first thing that we've identified was we identified novel mutations and rearrangements in EGFR using our expanded data set. Promoter mutation correlates with expression, suggesting a role in telomerase reactivation, and the G-SIMP, the champion there, was confirmed with best overall survival. IDH1, IDH2 mutation has been well-studied now in gliomas. We, and among others, reported a high correlation with IDH mutation with an impact on denomethylation as represented here. G-SIMPs having the lowest, I'm sorry, the highest methylation pattern among all high-grade GBMs generally defined as being younger, the age of onset, better survival, and as I said, associated with IDH1 mutation. And we've also shown that this is highly represented among the lower-grade gliomas among other people. So what we did here is kind of give you a broad-dive view of the epigenome landscape across all TCJ tumors. This is, we pulled down 10,000 plus tumor types across 34 different tumor types, calculated the average mean methylation level for each sample and plotted it here on a box plot and then sorted it by the overall mean distribution per tumor type. And what you can see is that the LGGs has the highest overall methylation level across all these different tumor types, whereas the testicular cancer, kind of the positive control there, has the lowest methylation level as expected since some synomers are mostly unmethalated. IDH mutations correlate with favorable outcome in GBM and astrocytomas. And the main marker paper that came out, or that's coming out in the coming weeks, was also presented last year by Daniel Bratt. And again, I'm not going to go through any of the topics that he mentioned. I'll just give you guys a link up here if you guys want to watch this video. But the main things that we are reporting in this paper is that we're identifying three major clusters. Layla kind of represented that earlier today. IDH mutant codels. These are samples that have the co-deletions of the 1P19 co-arm. IDH mutants with non-codels. And then there's a subset of IDH wild type. And as Layla has represented, these are generally of GBM-like. So we have IDH wild type. Regardless of histology, had genomic aberrations and clinical behavior similar to primary glioblastomas. Nearly all IDH mutant LGGs without the co-deletion had mutations in P53, ATRX, and so forth. And LGGs that were IDH mutant and co-del had the most favorable clinical outcomes and were associated with mutations among the SIC, FOPP1, NUCH1, and TURP promoters. So these two efforts by TCJ expanded our insight into the glioma field, particularly looking at the molecular associated with the clinical phenotypes. And given this, we then formed an analysis working group that started about a one-and-a-half years ago. We're currently in the writing stage. Again, the idea behind this is to then look and understand the characteristics molecular features between low-grade gliomas and GBM. And also, given this larger expanded data set, can we then understand the relationship between those GBM-like LGGs as well as the G-SIMP phenotypes that are very similar to the LGG phenotype. Now that we have this expanded set, can we now learn more about that? So the clinical molecular characteristics of the glioma data set that we have through TCJ includes over 1,122 samples. Majority of them are GBMs, but there's an almost even mix between GBMs and LGGs. Since the new paper that's coming out, New England Journal Medicine, which profiled 289 LGGs, we've expanded that now with an additional 290. And IDH status are known for over 87% of the samples. So molecular profiling of the largest glioma data set to date, we have a diverse set of platforms that we've used. Again, this is going historical here from 2006 beyond, so you can imagine that technology has advanced considerably during this time. So there's a lot of different platforms that are being represented per experiment. But the major experiments that we've profiled and have for this particular data set includes gene expression, DNA copy number, DNA methylation, somatic mutations. So the overall genomic landscape that we've found, looking at this entire pan glioma data sets is that GISTIC have identified 57 disjoint amplifications with 105 deletion-deleted regions. They're very large megabase regions across 1,000 glioma patients. MUTEC identified 100 candidate genes. This is profiled across the three different centers, 30 of which were previously reported, both from the first marker paper in GBM and the new marker paper that's coming out. And again, the usual suspects, IDH1, P53, ADRX, EGFR, P10, PIK3CA, PIK3R1, and NF1 have all been represented with an additional set of 70 genes that are now being reported. And here's just a snapshot of some of these genes, what we are now able to get from this larger sample set in power is that we can get lower frequent numbers of mutant events. So, and these are candidates for oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes, such as CETD2, ERD2, K-RAS, DNMT3A, and N-RAS and so forth that have not ever been reported in either GBM or LGGs, and so we're now able to now report this in this new manuscript. So, looking at the overall genomic landscape, Flores said what he done was organize the patients according to those three major clusters that we are looking at, the IDH mutants, IDH mutant non-codels, and IDH wild type. And then here, selecting specific genes associated with particular pathways, such as cell cycle, the RAS pathway, apoptosis, chromatin modifiers, mTOR, notch signaling, and cohesion. And what we can see from here from this global landscape is that the vast majority of the IDH wild type are represented by cell cycle and RAS pathways, as well as the mTOR pathway, whereas the IDH mutant non-codels are dominated by apoptosis related genes as well as chromatin modifiers, and the IDH mutant codels are dominated by the notch signaling. What we also did was look at the relationship between ATRX and TURP promoter mutations. We found that they're mutually exclusive in our cohort, as was reported in several recent articles in the past couple years. One thing that we did do with this dataset was use the normal tumor blood samples and estimated the tumor length, a telomere length for each of these tumors, and then associated that with whether they are ATRX mutants or TURP promoter mutants. And what we found is that the TURP promoter mutant subgroups have a lower telomere length overall compared to their normal partners, whereas the ATRX mutants have a longer telomere length. The RNA sequencing data, we have over 667 gliomas represented here, defines four major clusters, three of them dominated by IDH mutants and one of them dominated by the IDH wild type. We've also looked at dynamethylation, identified two macro clusters dominated by IDH mutants and IDH wild type, and within each of these groups we have three subclusters, LGM1, so we're calling all the clusters from here on out, LG is lower grade glioma and GBM, and then M would represent the platform. So in that case for the expression we'll call it LGR. And so here we're calling LGM1, 2, and 3 dominated by IDH mutants, and LG4, 5, and 6 are the wild types and there's a split between the GBMs and the LGGs. In collaboration with Sophie, she was able to, and her team were able to, merge the two expression and methylation data to generate a tumor map, and then overlaying that with sample types defined by the four different clusters by expression and the six different clusters by methylation. And you can see they nicely separate the IDH mutants and IDH wild types. What we also looked at, and what's quite interesting is that the IDH mutants are dominated by three different clusters, and if you look at the genomic, epigenomic profile, genome-wide is looking at over 20,000 probes per sample, there's clearly a difference between LGM1, 2, and 3 by methylation, even though they all are represented by an IDH1 mutation status. And even among the IDH wild type, there are some differences between them. So this is not looking at the methylation just from that heat map, but it's using that heat map as a discovery and then now looking at the entire genomic profiling and then seeing that there is true stratification genome-wide. Survival now shows that there's this strong stratification by these LGM methylation clusters. LGM1, 2, and 3, which as I said are IDH mutants, they have a higher methylation profile, have the overall best survival, whereas there is a subset of this IDH mutant, which returns LGM1 that have a lower survival, and this is quite significant even after adjustment by tumor type and age. IDH wild type also shows a striking difference in survival, whereas the LGM6 here highlighted in blue shows a tendency for an improved survival. Now I'm not going to talk about the IDH wild type in this talk, we don't have a lot of time, but I'm going to go ahead and mention to you some of the findings that we've come up with within the LGM1 cohort. So what we did touchy here, my postdoc in my lab, she's in collaboration with McKaylee, took the DNA methylation data as well as the gene expression data, and I didn't tell you this earlier, but the LGM1s are dominated by the non-codels. And so to eradicate any influences by the codels, we just focus only within the non-codel sub-cohort, and then looked at the differences between this LGM1 and LGM2, since LGM2 is dominated by the non-codels. And what we found is that there is a lot of genes that have lost methylation compared to the counterparts, these are all associated within, is all referenced in relation to LGM1, and we also find that genes that are up-regulated and genes that are down-regulated as they lose their methylation. So interestingly, when we take these 179 probes that we've identified as being different between these LGM1 cohort and the LGM2 cohort, what you find is that the dominant difference is not just the entire cohort of the LGM1 non-codels. We remind you again, the LGM1s were defined by a discovery panel that was designed to look at two more specific probes. Now, when we do a more supervised analysis, given that discovery analysis, we now discover a substructure within the LGM1, this hypo class within the LGM1, and it's represented even in a different dataset, like gene expression dataset, which have a pronounced expression pattern elevated within this cohort. You can see the second track there, the black and the white, the blacks are the GBMs and whites are the LGGs. So it's not just high-grade GBMs that are dominated within this feature. There's a mix of some LGGs as well in there. So she then looked at the overall mean methylation level, and lo and behold, those guys are genome-wide, are much lower methylation than the reciprocal LGM1 hypergroup, as well as the LGM2 hypergroup. And then when we looked at survival based on this new stratification, you see now that the dominant trend for poor survival within the LGM1 IDH mutant codel, or non-codel subtype, dominated by this hypo phenotype within the LGM1, whereas the LGM1 hypergroup is an elevated survival similar to its counterparts in the LGM2 and LGM3. So we set out to then investigate genome-wide, given that we have a 450K platform that many of you probably worked with and know very, very extensively, that these not only covers canonical promoters, but also covers intergenic regions, such as enhancers, candidate enhancers and silencers. And so what we set out to do is look at all these features that we have, given the differences between these two platforms and see whether we can find genomic features that are unique. And what we find is that, is that there, I don't know if I have a pointer, yeah, 67% of our set of probes that we find are enriched in the open seas or these intergenic regions. And when we do a motif analysis to define a genomic signature, we find that SOX2 and the SOX family motif factor is prominent and enriched within these cohorts of probes. And it's, we also found that the expression of SOX to be elevated, 12 out of the, I'm sorry, 10 out of the 12 SOX families are elevated in this cohort compared to this LGM2 cohort. We then set out to validate this data. We pulled in a DNA methylation data that was recently reported in nature. These are all IDH mutant cohorts. And using the same probe set that we have here, given this new data set, non TCGA data, mind you, we can now then see that there are three samples of very low methylation level here. And if you look at our data set here, we have 25 that we're identifying as LGM1 hypo. This represents a roughly a frequency rate of about five and a half percent of our data set. And in their data set, three out of 49 represents 6%. So it's kind of nice that the frequency is represented here. So one last thing, we also looked and tried to identify epigenetically silenced biomarkers or prognostic biomarkers that defines these differences in survival. What Thais did, student of my lab, she then defined five different regulatory groups. We're calling them e-regs, epigenetically regulated group one, two, three, four, five. These are groups of genes that are hypermethylated within a group of patients that we now know are different in survival and clinical output compared to all the other ones. And here are some non TCGA tumor brain samples here. And then we took the RNA sequencing data. So for example, these cohorts of genes here are hypermethylated and their gene expression for those same genes are down-regulated and up-regulated in all the other ones. And again, here, this is represented of the IDH mutant as a whole, down-regulated, up-regulated and so forth. You can see that there are sets of genes here that are well defining each of these different survival groups. So obviously, this is not as important unless you can validate this. And so we did validate this. We pulled in four different publications that was recently published within the last two years. The Edelberg Stern paper here looking at 136 GBMs among 59 pediatrics and some adults. 61 Pylocytic isocytomas. These are tumor types of low-grade grade one types. Lower-grade gliomas here mix of non-codels and codels as well as 46 oligodendroglioma tumors. And you can see very clearly using these same sets of genes here that we've identified using the TCGA cohort, you can see that they're very well reproduced within these sample sets. And then we've also been able to classify these data according to our subtypes of LGM1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. The survival, very similar to what we're producing. Obviously, we have the advantage of a larger data set. So this LGM1 cohort is represented of 55 samples, whereas in our validation set we were able to identify seven in their cohort. Yet there's still a nice trend for the similar profile. OK, so I've got 30 seconds and I'm just going to end here with a summary, four major points. One, we identified several novel genes that like to contribute to glioma genesis. We show that mutations in Turton ATRX have an impact on telomere length. We identified molecularly tumor subtypes that defy traditional histology and we identified epigenetically regulated genes that can predict patient outcome. And again, I just want to acknowledge some of the key people that have worked on this project. Again, this is a project since 2006. So every member here has contributed significantly to this work. But leading this project right now is myself, Rue Verhoc and Antonia Yavororoni, as well as Flores, a student rules lab, Micheli, a collaborative artist from Italy, and two of my students here, Tatyani Malti and Taiisa Bidachi, who have been doing lots of work on the epigenetics. And again, lots of people involved in this project, as well as all the analysis working group from GBM to LGG are being represented here. So thank you very much. IDH is a metabolic gene. Do you expect to see differences and have you looked for differences in the metabolic profiles of the tumors? No, we did not look at that. But yeah, we would expect to see something if we have. Maybe the proteomic data can help us with that. But again, you have to understand that GBMs were started in 2006. Proteomic stuff hasn't started until later on. So we're underpowered there. I know that TCGA was not really designed to have clinical impact. But this is such a terrible disease. And I know brain cancers were selected to be an important TCGA tumor type because prognosis is so bad. Do you think that there's anything that you've done here that will have an impact on patient care? And of course, you can't count the discovery of IDH1, which you know came from another group. Yeah, right. And definitely, the clinical impact. No disrespect intended. The clinical impact of this is, I think it was pronounced, is very strong because there are subsets of patients within the lower grade gliomas, for example, that are wild type, that have differences clinically as well as molecular differences. And this is going to help, at least for treatment protocols, to define whether they should be exhibiting a particular treatment protocol or not. So thank you. It's a difficult question, but I'm not a clinician. It's OK. Go ahead. I'm thinking of a big clinical impact because I'm just looking at Antonio Gavarone, who's near me, a discovery of FGFR3 translocations. I'm not sure that was strictly speaking a TCGA thing, but he's part of the TCGA group. But my question actually was about a different kinase that you mentioned, which was KDR. And you talked about KDR as a new candidate oncogene. But it's part of the, you know, that's really driven by the fact that it's part of the same amplicon as PDGFRA and KET. And I'm wondering, what's the evidence for KDR being a separate actual target of the amplification or driver oncogene? Just wondering if you can comment on that. Yeah, I really can't answer that question effectively. And I'm just going to have to say that there's just a lower number of samples. We're looking at about five samples or 10 samples that exhibit this particular mutation. But yeah, I'm going to have to defer to Antonio for that. So Huda, I was just thinking it might be important to look at those five mutations and see where they land. OK. Yeah. I hope Ruel is listening. OK. Thank you very much, Hutan. We are going to move on to the next talk. So Angeliki Pantasi from Harvard Medical School will talk about somatic structure rearrangement in RAS pathway.


All right. Good afternoon, Sabre Trader. Welcome on back here this Wednesday, June 14th, shortly after 2.30pm Eastern. Great to see all of our students and members still with us here. Post-fed meeting and post-fed decision with that. Actually, it's the infamous Levitane Powell Joint Press Conference going on here right now. So great to have Grant, Ray, Alex, Andrea, Jith just before and a few more of us jokingly say that, of course, though, because we have Jerome Powell at the same time right here, a little competition at 2.30 Eastern. So we'll see the market shake up once again, based off whatever the hell he has to say.  So the one thing I was thinking, and it's just one person's opinion, and there's no like, you know, hey, I definitely had this right or whatever. But it's just, if you thought the markets were overextended going into this week, well, even if the rates remain unchanged, perhaps there's a better chance of the markets pulling back. So that was just simply my opinion. I posted that at like 1206. We were talking about that in the audio commentary earlier this morning. I said, I will see if my prediction of rate pause equals market dump off will happen. Thought the markets were overextended even before the CPI from yesterday. So just even here, they were making a lower highs, lower highs, even beginning from 12pm onwards. So once the decision was announced, we ended up seeing a big, big drop off right away. And with that, obviously a lot of different stocks dropping off with the market. So this is the type of afternoon folks that I would say focus on a couple of good sideless stocks. We're going to look to scan the market here coming up for those. So there's a couple of trades I already have in my back pocket that I want to put on our watch list at least to begin. Let's just jump right to one of our favorite sideless stocks, PLTR, Palantir, down nearly 3% already at this point. It was kind of unchanged going into the market open, kind of like barely down, barely up a little bit, but ended up just pulling back a little bit further after the Fed made their decision and could be a good short. So if we happen to see continuation within the market drop off here, perhaps the spy ready to pull back down closer to that 432 that we were talking about. That was the last resistance that it broke over. I'm like, oh shoot, wow, this thing's really going. So perhaps there's a better chance we'll see a break lower towards there and Palantir could be a good short. So at that, at least for right now, don't mind just putting PLTR on our main list. I could say the same with AI as well. AI is doing a pretty good job holding over my big support year off of 4116. If the markets keep breaking, this is just going to go with it too. It's hard to borrow my platform, but you could at least buy puts on this if you're trading options. And then with that, PLTR is the more tradable equity. So I'd rather focus on PLTR if you're trading the stock, given the spread, given the volume out there, but both will be volatile enough to keep an eye on altogether. So no, I'll just do that. Then what else do we have? I thought, okay, so I didn't mention this one in the chat verbally or in the chat via text just up until right now. This is the first time I'm saying it, but actually there was some interesting unusual options activity on Coinbase and it was big out of the money puts. It got hit at like 1.30 in the afternoon. I noticed this on my Benzinga pro. Actually, let's see if I could pop this up for us here. Check this. At least this I got going today. So where do we have this? I have to kind of reconfigure this coin big out of the money put. You don't want to just judge it off of one transaction, but there were a couple that came in otherwise. This is a larger filter that I'm using here, but now there are some larger out of the money puts on Coinbase. And it was interesting. It was just like at 1.37, just a mere 22 minutes before the Fed.  And the thing with that is that their strike price is at like 35 bucks. So perhaps there could be a little bit more room on the way down for a stock like Coinbase dropped off really well heading into this meeting and then just started to make a small bounce. So I'll come back to this, you know, put this on our side list for right now. Definitely and just come back to this at the end of the meeting. It shows more direction on the way down holding under 53. Then I'll be more inclined to follow it. All right. So folks, this is where I say for any of our students here, guys and gals, we got to make sure that we're sticking to the basics. Go back to phase one, go back to tradable, not tradable for a stock that is already up or already made the type of move that wet G made here. WETG stock went from eight to damn near 25. It dumped off already. This move is done. There is zero point in trying to follow this. It might be easy to say that looking at how flat it is. But that question was asked maybe 20 minutes ago. Well, look at what it's been doing a couple hours even before that question was asked. So if it ain't moving up, it's not worth watching. If it doesn't have a good spread, if it doesn't have good liquidity, odds are and less of it's trending up, it's not worth watching. And especially looking at this thing, it's flat as can be. You don't want to be gambling folks. I mean, for anyone that's finding trouble, finding consistency with making profits with us throughout the week, then I would say definitely just keep away from it. They're trade like this and hell, if this ends up making some wacky pop just as we go through, I could not care any less. We'll see a second wind type of move at some point in time, but it ain't worth it folks. It's not worth it. First off, follow the market. Second off, follow the liquidity. If there's no big money trading on a stock like this, then there's no point in us following. That's our whole MO. You got to follow the big money. So with that, same to be said here, LAES, I don't think we even called this one out. I didn't see it in the chat board even so. Thankfully, we move on from that. Now, this next trade was grinding on up across the afternoon. I wasn't a fan of even at the pace of the trend. I thought it would be a more volatile move back up like it made from the morning session, but this has good liquidity. It has very good liquidity. The whole time, this thing's been on at like a one to two cents spread. So when Sam was calling this out earlier, I was like, okay, there's a chance this can go. It's tradable. So it hasn't totally dumped off just yet. For right now, I'll put this on our main list and also actually from trade station here. It is easy to borrow. If this ends up breaking lower, this actually could be a good short, but let's focus on the move up first. Same to be said here, BWV. It's like wet G. It's the same exact trade. Stock already moved up and down already. It's flat. There's no point in trying to follow it, even if it does have good volume like it does here, right? That's only like a fraction of the equation. Same to be said here. All right, we'll keep it going. I actually didn't mean to click on this solo. Little move up right now, a cheapy stock, but I'll come back to it. I guess if we really need to. Lisa already made it to move up and down. Not really too interested in that. And folks, why am I a little firm when I say that? Well, it's because I see a lot of us in class with me. And it's not to say that you should know it, but it's to say I'm trying to prevent you from getting burned from you ripping your hair out. Like, oh, shoot, I took this big loss on a stock. That's just a complete gamble. Keep it going though. What else we got here? I mean, markets are trying to bounce here, ended up actually not breaking lower at the time just yet. I feel like 435 is going to be a really strong level to focus on at least across this afternoon. If it holds under that, then we'll get the drop lower closer towards that 432 I had mentioned a moment ago.  I mean, if there's anything else looking good on the way up, just type it in the chat board, just let me know briefly here folks.  Oh, we see you all. Hey, nice drop off at least going into the day from the morning, lower highs and broke lower heading into one o'clock. Not really trading a whole lot of volume per minute. Just definitely needs a nice kick in order for this to really sink lower tradable. But even this, I just feel like for right now, we'll put this on the side. Not a great need to focus on that for right now. Stitch fix, wacky drop off there, off the Fed, but that's all there. Now a firm. Now this is a more active stock. This is not to say expensive at all. Actually, I mean, just a little more expensive than that cheapy three, four or five dollar trade where there is more room to see a drop. So made already big drop heading into the day today down nearly 11% right now. Trying to spike back up, but like I'd said, this could be a lower high building here. So AFRM makes the list, potential stock that can go with the market either way. I'd say namely on the way down. PDS being not a great need for this one either. All right, so let me know if there's anything else looking good folks. I'll just go through my side list if anything. We already have Palantir and AI from there on it. I mean, we don't need to add every stock at least on there, but see if there's anything looking good. Dave and Buster's from yesterday. Just a little expensive, but no nice drop. Actually, it's not really trading a whole lot of volume per minute. Only about like three or so thousand shares a minute. Nice trend. SQ for my side list trades a little bit more volume there, but actually nice bounce off 63. If this is the lower high from where it just dipped prior to that at 6350ish, then wouldn't be a bad stock to keep on your side in your side list. AMD with a nice reversal, at least for the meantime, moving back up towards 127. Oh my God, NVIDIA. Not everything is tanking right now, folks. Holy smokes. NVIDIA with a crazy reversal right back on up towards the highs. I know we were calling this out earlier, just breaking all time highs this morning. So, yep, this right away goes back on our watch list here, NVIDIA. And then at that, hey, how about Intel? Intel is really strong today, Lewis, one of our students was all over that trade. And actually, I don't mind it. INTC, we'll put back on our watch list. Hey, if the markets make a really strong recovery at this stage and we don't get a lower high, then perhaps we could see some good longs then. I'm just trying to be a pessimist first. And then if I fail to get that break lower, then we'll try and focus on a full recovery there. All right. So, for all of a sudden, YouTube, Facebook live, all of our social media streams here, let me know if there's anything else that I missed. But I'll tell you my email here at the end to joshetctrading.com. Any questions or trades that you'd want to go over with me on the side? I wrote back to a couple of us from yesterday in Traders Talk, including a couple of us that just joined us from YouTube. So, welcome aboard. But with that said, there's a couple more actually, I didn't have a chance to write back to. So, if you are tuning in, you can get an email back from me in regards to one of your questions. Check my emails just as soon as we finish up the day today has been a busy day. Even though the markets were quiet prior to the Fed, still trying to follow a few different trades, the AI, the PLTR mainly, and those ended up just going the other way before the Fed announced. So, now at this stage, just after the close, I'll get back to all those from email. Sam is asking about you, Unity. Yeah, I dropped off a lot.  Remember, we want stocks near the highs, near the highs or lows right now at this point. PLTR was trending down at the low of the day when we were kind of looking at it during the meeting. AI was also right there as well. So, at least those will keep on our list in case if they end up making a lower highs. You is tradeable, but if you're looking for another move back up, I just think that it's too far off from the highs for a crazy bullish run back up. That's all. Folks, I would keep much more of a focus. This is a blanket statement, not directed to any one person. This is just a generalized public statement for all of our students here, especially when Fausto is posting. Fausto is a 35-plus year pro of doing the same song, same dance every day. And myself, well, going on nine years, barely called out sick. So, it's to say that for the posts that we're making, you don't need to try and find the next move, folks. Don't try and dig deep with your shovel when we're doing the digging ourselves. Follow the callouts, follow the traders and educators in the room mainly, and then, hey, if there's nothing moving and we're at desperate times, then try and dig deep yourself. But don't try and have a need to find the next big mover when there's already plenty of trades out there that are making a nice run that we're already calling out. All right? So, that's just a blanket statement, folks. But with that, we're going to wrap up here for the meantime. So, for all of a sudden, YouTube, Facebook Live, all of our social streams, enjoy the rest of the day today. If you're interested in joining us inside our live trading room, maybe like to have our traders back here. 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You even remember Omega Shenron, I asked because for a while he was THE final boss and game developers for the series knew that. Whether it was Ultimate Tank Aichi or Dragon Ball Z Infinite World, he was there to make sure that you were not going to enjoy playing his stage. But with the release of Super, more and more I'm seeing Omega Shenron fade into obscurity. I mean, he didn't even make the fighter's roster, that is just blatant disrespect. That is why today we have decided to give him that respect back by modding in the ultimate, hardest parallel quest we have ever done by far, centered exclusively around Omega Shenron and the Shadow Dragon. Now because this raid is so hard and in this attempt we are trying to beat it, let me cover exactly what you're going to be seeing during the stages of this raid. Stage 1 will have us face off against both Hey Shenron and Raid Shenron. This can be a deceptively hard stage due to Raid Shenron's insanely annoying hitbox issues. The best strategy I've done correctly is to work down Hey Shenron and then have one player work on Raid while two others spam projectile attacks. Should you make it through stage 1 though, you do get a bit of reprieve in stage 2 with Naturon and Oceania Shenron. These two are pretty much the standard characters, they can still do a lot of damage, but as long as you're playing the game well you should be able to win this stage pretty easy. No big strategies involved here. Moving on to stage 3, Nova Shenron. Warning by the way, this is the start of the hardest stage of the entire raid outside of Omega Shenron himself.  So if you are that target, make sure to leave the giant exploding Sun away from the other two and make sure to superguard or evasive your way through it.  If however you're doing too well and actually get Nova Shenron low, his brother Ice Shenron will fly in now making it a 2v3. Ice Shenron just has a ton of crazy hitbox moves, although I wouldn't say he's as bad as Nova, he's definitely one to look out for and when the two of these guys are fighting you together, it's pretty much over. The dominant strategy that we'll be going for is just making sure that Nova Shenron is taken out of the way as quick as possible so that we can all focus our efforts on taking out Ice. But once you finally defeat these two, if you defeat these two, you'll finally get to meet the big bad himself, Omega Shenron.   Again, all of this is easier said than done and we have never, ever beaten Omega Shenron before the attempt you're about to watch now. In fact, right before we recorded this attempt that you're about to watch, we actually recorded for about an hour and 10 minutes and unfortunately I lost my footage for that one, but it might have been the most angry we have gotten in one of these raids. So if you do want to see that rage cut, get this video to 40,000 likes and I'll post that to the channel here, but we get pretty angry in that one.  The greatest beat down of all time, Ice! I'm putting you in the tray now, buddy!  Senzu? Senzu? Absolutely, absolutely, absolutely! Fuck! So now that we've calmed down and we have our strategies, will we be able to beat Omega Shenron? I guess we're going to find out now. Alright, so admittedly, we recorded this one time before this for me, but I raged so hard we had to just delete the footage. It was a bad look for all of us, but especially me, also I lost my footage, so yeah. The 40,000 likes you'll get the rage cut, but now we're back. We were ready, but we were raging so hard that his power actually went out. I'm still pissed, and I'm still pissed. Now look at this guy. Trust us, trust us, trust us, trust us, trust us. Stay next to me, stay next to me. Bro, I'm trusting you.  It's up to you. Yeah! Oh, that was actually the best attempt! Yeah!  Wait, no way. I think I'm going to die first, and by the way, it won't be me. Comment section, believe in me because I never fail. We're beating Omega Shenron this time, boys. We failed in your raid. We failed in his raid, but we're going to do it now. That seems to be the hardest part. Alright, let's not talk about that focus. Come on, man. I'm not going to lie.  I'm not going to lie.  I'm getting lightninged! Honestly, Rhyme, I think you might be feeling it more because you're fighting the rage dragon, bro. Dion, you got Hayes Shenron from here. Rage, Shenron! Oh wait, you comboing or can I spit? No, go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. I missed.     I can't, bro. Great, great, great, great! Oh, we kind of saved time. Do I need to rez one of you? Okay, I'm going to rez one of you. Okay, I'm going to use P's and Carrots. P's and Carrots. So, as you can tell, audience, we're very good at managing our resources now. P's and Carrots is one of them. It gives us a free rez without spending any of our health.   Literally, Dino stands to charge.  Who's next? Dino, I will pop Rage. I got us. I got us. See how you didn't communicate. See how that could have been catastrophic. See how even though you- What time saved out of life? Bro, if you could save my life like right now, I'd be so thankful.  There's no way.  Oh, no!  Oh, God! I'm bare. I just saved Dino's life from haystack run. But a big man on campus, he kind of a smooth one. I didn't even go a lot. Bro, you losing a hand to this scrub? He just tried to use Roshi's stuff.  Don't talk to me like that. Nice, bro. I can tell you eviscerated that mosquito next to him. I was eviscerated him! I imagine the poor little mosquito getting hit by that attack. That's unfortunate. That guy had no idea.  I've lost! I'm dead! Was that Flick? Bro, and in Bugs Life being released as close as they were together is crazy. I know. That was really a rivalry. Honestly, that might be great for all time.  That's the two-pocket biggie of bug animated films. They really, I mean, great legacy for Rewind. Bugs Life better, by the way. They got a naked mole right in a beautiful woman. I challenge you to unify both of them. There ain't no way I got to fight a naked mole. They ain't giving Dino a choice in the matter. There we go. I got you, bro. I got you, bro. No, go fight the mole. Go fight the mole. No, bro, no, because I'm going to hit me to your combination. Common section. Click this one. Give it time, Sam.  And you took him from me. I'm still firing the beam. I never missed this part. I missed. Bro just started beating Oceatus through a different direction. Human extinction attack. Human extinction attack. I dodged you for free. Damn. See, I got that. Wait, I'm going extinct myself? That's not the... Why'd you stand next to me? Let me get his arm real quick. Thank you, Dion. Oh, my God. He just hit a clip.   Oh, yeah. Now guess what, Ocean? It's time for the meteor combination. Human extinction attack. Human extinction attack. You ain't even saved this time. Full on combo. And they saved you again. Hold on, but I never missed the beam part. I missed the beam. Giant storm, but this is only a me problem. I'm doing it wrong. I'm doing it wrong. I'm doing it wrong. I'm doing it wrong. I'm doing it wrong. I'm doing it wrong. It worked. I do it wrong. I think there's something about meteor combination, where as long as they don't get hit, they kind of respect it. Naturon is dead. What? How did that hit me? I don't know, to be honest. I agree with you that it was a robbery. Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa. Don't throw that glass at me. All right. I guess I'll just tank it.  Wow. How... You spamming. Ocean, it's why you spamming for. Hey, you lucky. My boys got you. I would have...  I like to break my stamina, so I can get some stamina back. Is this the best one we've ever had, by the way? I told you, we are them. What do you mean? We're just coming them right now. Thank you.   We got to get the Avengers stance. Come here, bro. We got to get the Avengers for this next phase.  We are the Avengers. Look at that. I probably already said it in the intro, but this is where the fight begins. Oh, no. Oh, God. No way, bro, started dancing. Yeah, I'll tank it, though. He's doing another one. I'm going to go invisible. What's going on? Why does it hurt? I got him. Sorry, I couldn't catch you when you broke your spine on the ground. I hit that rock. I don't have to worry about anything. I can literally solo him. Donald, come stand next to me. Please, bro. I'm trying to... He reacted to that like a season vet. Come stand next to me, Donald. I wish I could say this the first time, but, damn, this guy has been putting us through hell for quite a while. I'm not going to sit here, bro. I'm not.  If he subs on Deon, I'm breaking his arm. He subs on Deon. There's nothing to worry about. How about that one? I mean, Deon got it. That one didn't even bend backwards for some reason. It did! It did! I told you it bent! That one waited for a while. For what, Donald? For what? For what? Sorry, man. I was worried that he would come attack me. God damn!  What the... What? Hello! Hey, can you make sure the ice doesn't hit me? Yeah, I guess I'll heal you. There you go. I'm alive? I'm dead. I'm sensu-ing. I'm sensu-ing. Oh, peas and carrots? That's good, too. I'm going to pop a regen force. I'm popping a regen force. Oh, no. Sorry, Deon. Oh, that's death. I'm going to transform. At least you take the attack away. Wow, how did you live that? I did the idea. You got super god. If you got super god, just super god. I'm going to get him up. I'm going to get him up. I'm going to get him up if you can survive.   As soon as I get up, Aishenron is catching the word. Oh, god. Never mind. Damn! Damn! You ain't got to do that to me, guys. I could've got him, guys. Bro, I got hit with an orb, and then when I was teddy, he would fire the ratchet for breakfast. I'm literally just a sea bear circle right now when it's SpongeBob. I'm making an executive decision. My limit burst.   Five days a week. Damn. And one more punch.   No, I see the thing is, I want him to give me some space. No, I doubt it. Watch this.  No!   I hate that move with a passion.  I'm going to roll up in my mouth. I hate that move with a passion, man. Hey, when I get that off, I will just heal us. Don't worry, don't worry, I got this. What is going to beam going out? You did that way too early, man. Damn, Dino, focus on ice. Let me finish off Nova. Let me finish off Nova. Let me what? Let me what? Let me what? Let me finish off Nova. Let me finish off Nova. No, he's almost dead.  Why kill hacker sound like the final boss and sort out a line? I will take it. It definitely not explode! I just charged up three times. Activated beast and then died. What? I couldn't evade. I don't got it. You should just spend the bar on me. I can heal you right after I get up. Here's what I'm going to do.  Oh, damn. He's almost dead and then I got you. I don't know why you guys think I'm one of y'all.  This is one billion percent Dino. I don't know why you guys think I'm one of y'all.  This is one billion percent Dino's fault. That's the truth. I'm going to be honest.  You were getting harassed?   Dino kept slapping his fat forehead in there for no reason, bro, like I didn't have it under control. Bro, I saved your life. I saved your life. I saved your life.  Guys, hurry. Action pose. Action pose as they pop in. Bro, I got to charge up to get the beast. Action pose. See, it for me in the middle because it knows I'm about to carry. That was one of our best runs, by the way, Tarnished. It was. It was just live. Alright, fellas, just trust me. Stay next to me. You know the vibes. Oh, I'm so scared. Just trust. Just stay next to me. This has never felt once. It failed. It failed. I got one. I got one. I got one. Dotto, I'm going to blitz. Hey, Shenron. Okay, that sounds good to me. Alright, that sounds good to me. You ain't got to say anything more. That hitboxes, man. Let me get a bar of damage in here. Let's do it again. You think I... Just do the old thing. I know. I know. I know. I thought maybe life would be good for a second, but I was wrong.  I'm spamming. Sorry. Sorry to everybody watching this video for the first time. You're like, why are you guys just teasing the raid? It's because this raid has taken too much from us already. Way too... I'm getting hit. This is the first time that... What? I didn't even know it had a paralyzing effect. Bro, I didn't want to mess up the words, so I stuttered. You got me. It's even funny because you literally just say how that attack never works. Alright, rage is dead. Hey, what are you doing here?  How many times? If you could see my face. Pal, how are you doing? Bro, did you hit me one time? Hit me with one ultimate and I died. Wait, what ultimate?  That's it. Just one shot me. You guys get the much more called the mole rat. Alright, well, me and the mole rat got beef. I am taking this mole rat out to dinner lunch and breakfast, man. Damn, in that order. More action noises. What a combo. What a combo. Hold it there. Hold it there. I got some breath forum I missed, my bad.  Why did it attack me? I don't know why they did that. I'm gonna stick it. I'm gonna throw it. I'm gonna throw it again. I'm gonna throw it again. Good stuff. Good stuff. Damn, how many times we're going to stick that ice in my ear? What is going on? What is going on? Oceanus can never catch a break. I feel like Oceanus always gets jumped super hard. Hold it steady. Watch this big B. The ball has never missed. Hold it steady. In that place. That was going straight to the apartment building. As soon as she's in kill range, Deon, I got this. Same, bro. What are you? What are you throwing this? It never misses except for one of Mrs. Oh The building the billy watch out move move move move.  Yeah, I also didn't ready. Hey there.  All right, bro I'm so no no no you don't get to hit me. I get to you. I'm just maybe one move bro anything to get out of this Oh, no, I'm dancing. You know what? Oh, yeah, if you break his stamina, I couldn't stop that I couldn't stop him if you break his stamina. I promise.  I'm gonna be honest.  It's my ball. Can y'all like keep him off me or what? I guess that's enough.   You just I you're not listening to me I said I'm about to step hold a steady watch you throw it. There's no steady beam There's no steady in the world for me. See see I know and you messed it up. Can I get a raise?  I will heal you Dotto I'm already. Oh, you met with an item I got a charge at the beast hopefully before ice gets here Maximum beast uptime is crucial to this raid being one Hey, I'll tell you what I don't want you to have to deal with ice. I'll take care of ice All right, thank you the way ice has been treating you is just no, right? He's doing an ultimate again That was it I got peas and carrots still You already did all right, I will heal us. I will heal us. Yes. Yes. Yes Both of us I will take out Nova believe me believe me I'm going all right. I will region us.  I got you. Oh the region is so clutch.   I'm tired of fighting these guys. I will win. I will heal Ice come on, bro. You never jumped the oh, I guess cuz that's not it's not the only one I'll go down. He'll go down. He'll go down. I'm gonna lead it away from the city I'll lead it away. I'll lead it away as much as I can anyway No, it's almost dead. He's on his last bar All right, then I'll deal I'll deal with ice if I can I'll be honest if I can I failed I failed no was that there we go. Yes. Yes. This is gonna be free. I miss my own break You gotta know that we're not in the clear yet I got it. I got it. I got it. I got it. What what is it? What did he do to that pack? What did leave I do to that attack? It's really cool. It's trash. It's it'll hit you no matter where you are I'm back. The only reason I'm alive rhyme is because you died to it instead of me I took a bullet for you, bro.  Okay, ah I got you. I got you. I got you. I'm just gonna you go. I'm gonna fire him out beam Step two way to March. That's a big damage combo. Oh, yeah Give me that arm. Give me that arm put him in a cast Rose getting cooked. My turn. My turn. My turn. I mean when we jump this is our best run ever by the way I have so many healing items. We will we will be Omega. We will win What is all in a little early apparently this is locked on to me All right, I'm just gonna go with a normal res here. You're good rhyme. You're gonna be okay Honestly that's saying technology be crazy Bro, you that's that's but that's not hits clothes, bro. You design that yourself. That's made of saying All right, well you do your vocal exercises over here and I'm gonna go Ice to meet you see you next fall.   Come here, bro. It's time. Oh nice arm. You got there each.  All right, Ryan. If you're gonna be up close You got to let us know what we're gonna do now. Oh, no Oh He's gonna do this a lot let's go pump the deeps pump the deeps. Oh, sorry, bro. I Still got his I didn't I didn't I was gonna say Wait, I can't I don't think I can break his Oh Yo, sorry Omega Shenron, bro, that was a little harder than that His salmon is done.  The ultimate fight bro. We're going crazy. We go ain't crazy. I need my same in the back. What a combo idea Oh, man, this guy is just like Notice that we're doing like no guard. Hey, what is it? Is that up? That was a big beam. Yes, it was Don't worry. We're good I will be able to healies I do but I'm gonna use it real quick to make sure the install on it up I still have another one too He's doing the super explosive wave. I'm super guarding If you have Now we're winning this oh guard guard guard guard guard guard guard. Oh my god That's it. That's it like touch my nose and I was my turn in a different area. Go grabbing.  I Still got that dude. Don't worry about me. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Okay. Okay. Okay. Well, what's up guard guard guard? Oh, they're my year I didn't get my dad's got a lot on me. Look on me. We're gonna heal. He's already locked on to me Oh, this is a fortune. I'm gonna keep running you guys Wow you are you are just see you are him. I'll rise in his face I don't care. I'm that guy the odd hole of office like you can I gotta go peace I got him. I got him That would have been a terrible time. All right, he'll go out last deal of the rain That's all we need last deal of the rain. This is our final form. Oh, no, I can't bro He's going crazy right now. That's it. You know what? I'm tired of it. It's that he is Jenna's a bomb going out. What is wrong? We've done so much work and we're just trying to get him to blue at this point If we can't open them up, we gotta do it Something's gonna be fired at who's I got I got I got I got I got I got him because he locks up I can dance I can dance I can dance walk on the shit.  Get a buddy. I'm fightin my best I'm gonna dance. I'm gonna dance. I'm gonna dance. So we're out of heels on all no, no, no, no Oh, thank God. I made that decision, bro. I wasn't gonna make it. Oh, I'm gonna make it ready dance No, right. I was there too late a step. Yeah cooking. I think he is Roy's doing negative damage. I know That man's held is just not going down at all Wait, I'm a way. I'm a boy.   My turn. It's my turn. Yeah, I walk on. Yeah I'm ready. Just watch out. You know, he wants to Oh god, he's doing a move bro. You kid that you right at the range that move absorbs Oh god, this might be it for me Taking it we're taking it we're taking it dance charge get your key. Get your key get you hear key get key get key get key get Keep or just break a stamp as the right call. That was a right call as a right call. We're good.  He's mad at me guys.  Oh no! No!  Oh no, you gotta break it, Stammer, break it back. Bull's back out, bro. Why is he broken? Is he broken? Bro, raise me then, raise me. He's not broken. There's no shot. He's broken. No, he's not broken. He's not broken.   I think he respects us now. He gotta respect us, at least. He gotta respect us. But I know Omega Shenron.  No, I understand why you didn't go G to Super Saiyan 4 to beat him. God damn. I know.  But I am happy with that. I got a little smile on my face after that one. All I gotta say is once you guys see the other recording that we had before this. Yeah, it was. You can also stay tuned for it. Yeah, better run up those likes. This took a lot out of us to get to that. To what you just saw. What you just saw was a master work performance. No, no, no. You guys understand this is 30 minutes of raw footage. That was an hour and 20 minutes. Hour and 20 minutes to be cut down into just a fine video of hilarity and pain. Mostly crying. A lot of tears.  Run the likes up. And maybe you'll get to see that director's cut of this raid. Bye bye.