What's up everyone takedown here welcome back to the channel today. I am sharing with you the top game releases I'm excited about that are coming out later this year So let's just get into today's video up first is one that already came out a couple months ago But in my opinion, I'm excited Hopefully I'll be able to get it in November. Maybe December It's one of the games that are on my mind to get and that is firecry 5 honestly I've never played a firecry game. I've been watching a lot of gameplay from it. I do love the cult aspect in the game I really love the idea behind the game that it is in America and there's a whole bunch to it You can pretty much do anything in the game and it looks really really interesting.  I didn't even get to it yet, but I do have it on my ps4 This one here. I'm probably not going to purchase when it first comes out I've never really purchased the games at full price from telltale just because they're just story and in a couple months They're usually on 50% off or they're on for ps plus anyways, so that's whenever I usually pick them up But they're still fun. I love the story behind it I really think that even though it is the last season I hope that they go back and they're trying to do stories kind of like the Michonne one they did where they tell stories of individual People within the walking dead game. I really wish they would go back to season one and show us what happened to Glenn I think that'd be really amazing to do, but that's just my opinion I'm really looking forward to see what happens It kind of looks like Clem is gonna die later on in the game according to the trailer But I'm really hoping that doesn't happen But it's gonna be really interesting to see where it goes and see what happens if we're gonna be left Not knowing what happens. I would really hate that especially since they already said it's the last season Next up is Fallout 76 Again, this is a game that I may or may not purchase It is one that I might potentially wait if I'm the only one among my friends to get it I might just wait until I see a lot of gameplay stuff here on YouTube from it I might wait till it's on sale. Maybe in March. Hopefully it'll be on sale for 50% off something like that The one thing that's driving me away from it I've always been a fan of fallouts, but the one thing that I don't really like is Multiplayer apparently there's no quests apparently you can't interact with things in the game Other than mutants and animals and stuff like that that's gonna attack you You can't just go up to anybody and just talk to them and try to bring them back to your settlement So to me I love the aspect of quests that really had a purpose and a follow-up series for me But now it seems that they're going more like an online aspect Watch the recent trailer and it looks pretty good But I kind of want to see what the aspect is going to be I hope that they put quests in it at some points, but that's one thing that I might not be interested in if they Don't have quests. I'm not gonna really want to play the game really, but hopefully as the game comes out I'm gonna be seeing more and more from it. So hopefully my mind gets changed Hopefully I do purchase it But it might be a game that I wait until it's on about 50% off maybe around March when it comes on sale At least that's what I'm thinking Next up is one. I'm extremely excited about and that is Overkills the walking dead I've already mentioned on this video that I'm a huge fan of the walking dead that came to me looks so Freaking good in my opinion. It kind of looks like what I thought last of us was going to be at least their multiplayer aspect I don't know if any of my friends are gonna be getting this game and I'm gonna be able to get I Don't know if any of my friends are gonna be getting this game So I don't know if I'm gonna be able to get the online aspect that it shows in the trailers And I'm really hoping it's kind of like an open world zombie game I think that'd be very interesting if they could do where you could find ammo find food and find all that stuff and Also have kind of like a settlement or an area a safe area in that and you find people and you bring back I think that'd be very interesting if they do Let me know down in the comments if you'd like whenever I purchased this for it to be a gaming series I think that's what I really want to do with it if I do purchase it next up is Spider-Man, I've always been a fan of superheroes. I love Marvel Spider-Man was one of my first superheroes that I really drew myself to I really love that Sony brought out this game It's very interesting. It looks good so far the graphics look amazing the gameplay looks amazing And it looks very interesting the one thing I like that they are doing and they already said this months ago Whenever they were creating it and developing it is They don't bring anything from the comic books or anything from the movies and kind of recreate it It's all original some of the story lines might be influenced from the comics or from the movies But it's nothing reproduced they're not going to go and take a scene from a comic book and reproduce it in the game Or from a movie and reproduce it in the game. It's all original a lot of the characters are coming over Of course that makes sense. They're going to continue with the same villains that Spider-Man had But everything is original the stories are original and that's what I'm really interested in that one there I'm pretty sure it's going to be a series here in my channel Hopefully in January that's whenever I'll put it out I might get the game around November December and it might start trying to record videos and try to start them in about January I think that'd be interesting and something I could do for you guys, but I'm extremely excited for the game I love the superhero aspects next up is battlefield 5 I'm a huge fan of battlefield always have been I honestly can't wait for the beta to come out because I love that Their beta is free so you really get to try the game before you pay for it I think that's why battlefield is doing so much better than Call of Duty is because they don't have to pre-order Their games to in order to try it you can just go on the open beta try it out And that's why I bought battlefield one and that's probably why I'm gonna buy battlefield 5. I love that's in World War 2 I know a lot of people said oh, they're just copying Call of Duty because Call of Duty made a World War 2 game No battlefield first made battlefield one which was took place in World War 1 and They already announced after that game came out and it started to be such a success that their next game is gonna be based in World War 2 And then the next year Call of Duty brought out a World War 2 game now Battlefield whenever World War 2 came out battlefield only does a game every two years and that's kind of why I love it too I don't want to buy a game every single year. So I know if I get battlefield 5. I'm gonna have it for two years I'm gonna play it for two years It's not gonna be having to buy another one next year And I think battlefield 5 is gonna be a little bit better than Call of Duty World War 2 And the reason for that is because battlefield does more of the history aspect You're gonna have more of the vehicles that you can drive You're gonna have more of the battles from World War 2 that you're gonna be playing in and it's gonna be bigger maps And that's what I really enjoy the most. I can't wait. I'm gonna hopefully be putting that on my channel as well But I'm a huge fan of battlefield. I know I'm not getting Call of Duty this year. I'm not getting Black Ops 4 I honestly hate the futuristic Call of Duty. I've not a fan of Call of Duty anymore anyways So I'm not getting Call of Duty anymore I think I was done with World War 2 but battlefield 5 looks so amazing And I can't wait to freaking get it and start playing it especially for this channel. I'm a huge fan last up is WWE 2k19 now this would be the 15th WWE game in a row that I've bought That's right 15 years of WWE games for me One thing I really love and I think it's interesting is the updated roster is gonna be in it a lot of the new matches Online might be improved, but one of my one of the things that I've really decided on for getting this game I wasn't really gonna get this game But I wanted to get it not only for my collection But for what they announced and that is they're bringing back a game mode that hasn't been in a WWE game for over 10 years And that is the GM mode their rumor to bring bringing that one back for 2k19 I really hope they do because I'm so ready. They took out universe mode Which didn't really have a purpose, but I used to be playing that all the time I still play it for 18 at the moment, but to me I really hope they do do that I hope they have GM mode because I think it'd be a huge sell a huge selling point As long as they do it right and I do love a lot of their other matches I think showcase is rumored to be coming out They have a lot of good superstars in the game and I can't wait. So I know I'm gonna be getting it as a hard copy Next year if I get 2k20 that is gonna be probably a digital download And it's likely not gonna be purchased from me until it's on about the 50% mark That's usually around May or June that they do that, but I see it on sale right now So I'm probably gonna wait until that time till I get 2020 so this game It's gonna honestly last me over a year and a half about whenever I purchased it So I can't wait to do that But these are the top games that are being released this year that I'm gonna be putting some of them on my channel Some of them are just for me, but I can't wait to get them. What do you guys think? What are you guys looking forward to the most that is gonna be coming out? What games are you gonna be buying this year? Let me know down in the comments I really want to see what you guys think and I'll see you guys in the next video. Please take care. Peace


Welcome to Inside Leather History of Fireside Chat. I'm Doug O'Keefe, the host and producer of the chats with Mistress Joanne Gatti. The Fireside Chats are a program of the Leather Archives and Museum in Chicago. Today, I have the honor of being able to speak with Sybil Holliday in San Francisco. Sybil is proudly a former hippie. She's a former burlesque performer, a community educator, and a hypnotist. So, welcome, Sybil Holliday to Inside Leather History. Thank you. It's a delight to be here today. I'm glad. Let's start right at the very beginning. You, when we were preparing for this interview, you told me that your motivation comes from your heart. Correct. You asked me where I was from, and it immediately said my heart. You meant where I started as a child, but my heart has always served me well. My foundation is my spirituality. I didn't know that when I was little, although I fell in love with the moon when I was three. I just knew that the best way to proceed in life in life was to be with my heart, and my heart never lied. My heart didn't, my pussy.  Yes, we got those confused a couple of times, but my heart, if it served me well, it has served me so well, I have had news just a couple of days ago that my heart was right, and other people around me were like, hmm, what are you doing? And I'm like, hmm, following my heart. I didn't think that at the time. I just knew that I was doing the right thing. But you also said here that the moon is your guide. When I was three years old, my mother had to rescue me. I don't remember this, she told me, because I was leaning and reaching for the upper window to look at the full moon. Now it's not unusual for a three-year-old child to be entranced by a big silver disk in the sky. However, it didn't stop, you see.  It's steady. We see the same moon all the time. All of us have always seen this moon, wherever you are on the planet, and from the beginning that they were beings. The moon has been there. It's a constant. And it is beautiful and it's mysterious. We only know one side of it, really.  And when I got older, I started learning about alternative spiritualities. My mother didn't believe in anything. My mother thought that I, however, that I should be educated. And when we moved to Boston for my grandparents' farm, she took me to every church, temple, synagogue, meeting house, you name it, we went there. Holy Rollers, Seventh-day Adventists, anywhere that we could get in, we went. And none of them were mine. None of them.  Now I lay me down to sleep. I pray the Lord my soul to keep. If I should die before I wake, I pray the Lord my soul to keep. Okay, so I would say that little prayer, and then, you know, mom would leave, and then I'd say another prayer, which went like this. Oh, dear Jesus, you know you're not the one for me. What was the point of going to all of these houses of worship? So that I could make up my own mind. Oh, I see. She didn't believe in anything, but my mom, she didn't know the word dysfunctional, but she knew there was something wrong with the way she wasn't abusive. They were just very Victorian, my grandparents, and my family left, and she knew there was something wrong. So she believed highly in education, and I have an excellent East Coast education because of that. And she taught me how to read. I remember sitting on her lap, and just her finger going and underneath the words, and I remember my first book that I remember one page, and it said bat, cat, hat. And it had a picture of a baseball bat, a cat, and a man's hat. And I remember that page. And I was reading, kinda, by the two and a half. Oh, wow. I was reading very early. And that was her whole thing. I, she used flashcards for fun. She was way into educating me. The first time I told her that I wanted to go to therapy, she said, why? You're not crazy. And I said, no, I'm not, mom. But there are some things I can't quite figure out by myself, and I need some help on that. And she said, I raised you to think. And I said, why? I know. And I thought, I'm thinking my way to a good therapist. And that's kind of been my approach. My approach has been very logical and very spiritual to life. I'm highly spiritual, or deeply spiritual, highly skeptical. However you wanna look at it. I'm very pragmatic, you see. Before we go down that road, though, let's take one step back. You mentioned you were from Massachusetts, Boston. East Hampton is where I was raised in my grandfather's, grandparents' turkey and vegetable farm, 18 acres of land for the first five years. And I'm so glad. And then we moved to Boston. We lived, we were poor. Mom went on welfare because she got chased around the desk. This is before there was any HR, you know? And she didn't wanna do that. And then she got a job and, you know, I got bullied. The person you see here, not bad. But when I was eight years old, I blew up in every direction. I got fat, I was very tall, I was smart. I had thick glasses, I had a full body rash. I had this hair when this was not in style. Cher was in style. And my mother dressed me funny. On top of that. On top of everything else, bless her heart. She sewed. But she was of the generation when children looked like little adults. And so she dressed me funny. And I looked like a little adult. When everybody else, in 1955, I was five.  But I was. 12 years old. I got beaten up. I was 15 years old. They were not dressing as little adults. But I was. 12 years old. I got beaten up for it. And I told her, I'm not going. I'm not going anywhere until you let me pick my home clothes. And by 12 years old, I was five foot eight. And I weighed 180 pounds. I was a huge kid. My mom was huge too. See, all the women were big. Nobody thought anything about it. They were all great cooks off the farm. I had a rough childhood. I wasn't abused by my mom. My mom loved me. But the peers, that was bad. And so when I, at 17, shared my Virginia, I didn't lose anything. But I did share something. It was very interesting. I went from a kid to a woman. I had this experience that, oh, this is fine. I like sexes good. How does pragmatism work into that? I would go to the edge. And then I'd find out where the edge was. And then I'd push it a little bit. And I would backtrack a little bit. And when I was 18, I read Heinlein's The Martian. And it's a beautiful book. And I read the Herod experiment, which is all about free love and carrying on.  And I said, well, those. It was 1967 and 1968. I had to have a good time and break out of being a wallflower. Take acid in 1967. Share your virginity and party, because that's what I did. Well, how were you introduced to acid? A stranger gave me a hit of oddly. It was Boston, the Boston Connors. And I lived close to that. And I was already a baby beatnik. And so just sliding into being a hippie wasn't unusual. And I lived on Beacon Hill, the wrong side. But where I lived, it was very multicultural. And I could just walk down there and walk. I came straight and then walked to Charles Street. And then there was the Collins. And so I'd read about all of this. And I thought, hmm, I wonder. And I was reading about what was happening in New York. And I'd smoke marijuana when I was 13.  Now this wasn't true of all the streets on the wrong side of Beacon Hill. Now it's very nice, by the way. Now the street, I had somebody take a picture.  You grew up in such a beautiful street. And I went like, what? Changed the light over time. I mean, it was all right. But we were all poor on that street. And the building that I lived in, there were 10 gypsies crammed into a one-bedroom apartment on the first floor. OK? I mean, I shouldn't say 15th. But that's what it was called then. Roman. Yeah. But there were, hold on. There were beatniks. There were gay men. There were professors. There was a delightful Jewish family that lived right up the street. There was Margarita, who hung out the corner and greeted everybody all day long. It was a fun street. So when I got bullied in school, I hated school. I hated my legal name. But outside of that, I had a little life. And I read like crazy. I read, read, read. And mom sent me to good school about which I'm so grateful. Tell us about the beginning of this hitchhiking journey that took you to New York and then San Francisco. Eventually, yes. Eventually, I went with friends. We were just going to go to New York. So we hitchhiked to New York. My good friend and I. We stayed in New York for a month and something, a little bit more than a month. And so, the reason I left New York, I was going to be in prison or dead. I didn't like who I was becoming. I had a, what they call it, my own personal come to Jesus moment. Well, I left. And I wound up here. Two days later, hitchhiking. I got 60 miles out outside of New York on the freeway and thinking I can't do it this way. And along came a Volkswagen bus. My friends three days earlier had said, we're going to San Francisco. You want to come? And I said, no. There they were.  And three days later, I'm in San Francisco. But arriving in San Francisco at that time, the stuff of legends. What did you encounter when you got to San Francisco? Well, I had four cents to my name.  I got a room at a crash pad that night. And I wound up fleeing with heroin. It's not my thing. I got very sick about two weeks later because it's not my thing. And then I moved to North Beach because what was happening in the hate was not as good as it had been. 1967 and the hate were fine. 1967 in Boston was fine. But speed and then heroin was coming into the hate. And so when I got here in North Beach, I panhandled for a while. People were doing that like crazy.  So I could get something to eat. And the woman would go, oh, Fred, give her a dollar. She could be a little merry at home. It was great. So I got a room at the Antelah Hotel, which is now an Airbnb. Wow. Yeah, it was a really good hotel. And then it became a hippie hotel. And now it's an Airbnb. You never know, right? You never know. You mentioned you met Janice Joplin there. Yes. Yes, that was in North Beach. Janice Joplin. Oh, my. What happened was that living in the Antelah, my boyfriend, Janice Bidiachi, was one of Janice's first guitar players. Before. Before she was with the holding company. Before it was Pearl before, all of that before, before, before. And so he knew her. And her roommate at the time was the bartender and waitress at the saloon on Grand Avenue. And they had, not a hoedown, an open mic. And you could sing along in the other room. So I would go there. And I would hang out. And Bidiachi lived in the same hotel. And one day he said, I want you to meet somebody. Let's just go play. And so that's how I met Janice. And he would play guitar. And she would sing. And I can't, I wish I could harmonize, but I can't. And so this was just pretty everything. It was 1968, just before. What were your thoughts when she made it really big? I was happy for her. She deserved it. She is unique. She had such soul. She was so raw. So raw. And, but I wasn't surprised when she died. No, I was deeply saddened. Deeply, deeply saddened. That I wasn't surprised. Why not surprised? Well, people used her, you know. You become famous like that. You can't help it. There are people who will latch on. And they want, and they just want your name. They want to be say, they know you and they want to use you. I am this, this bit, this bit famous. And I have that still. I mean, there are people who say they know me. They'd never met me. They've never met in a class, but they see me somewhere. But coming back to the situation in San Francisco. At that time, San Francisco would have been sort of a mecca for everybody. Everybody. Everyone. And it would have been an amazing time to have been there. Tell us a little bit about the San Francisco you knew late 60s going into the 70s. I lived at the Antella, as I said, which was a short walk to Broadway. It was very close to Lombard Street. And I was a hippie. I had left the bikers behind. I was no longer a biker hippie chick. I was done with that. And I had my colors. I burned them.  And so panhandling would take me to Broadway. Panhandling would take me all around the city. And the city was very vibrant at the time. The music scene was happening everywhere. There were, this hotel was crammed full of hippies and musicians. So you could just go in that hotel and you'd hear music. There were people playing on the street. There you go to, just, everything that you have seen is true. Everything that you might even fantasize about. It was a fairy land, really. And the sexual freedom, the pill. Women could have sex and not worry about getting pregnant. All we had to worry about later on was herpes. And nobody was worried, didn't realize how bad herpes could be.  It was very free and very loose. And for me, one thing I wanted to do, and I got to do it, was be a stripper. Tell us about being a stripper. How was it for you? Great. Great. This shy, too fat, too tall, got a rash. Mom dressed for funny. That's just like a bad coat that was put on me. That's not who I am at all. I am a woman, a human, that enjoys life to the max. I'm not the most beautiful person, but I'm not ugly. And I did take ballet, and I have a certain innate grace. And the first place, how it happened was I was sitting in the lounge in the hippie hotel smoking a joint with everybody else. And the barker from this small itty-bitty nightclub, way down the end of my way, just near the freeway, comes in and says, we only have one dancer. We need two more. Does anybody hear a dancer? Does anybody want to work tonight? And I went, I do. So I bought out some clothes. I bought a pair of heels that were too small to help me. I had makeup, and I did my best hippie finery makeup pair. I put a thing here. I did something with this. I showed up. All's Broadway Inn, A-L-L Broadway Inn. It had been just a bar, but he was cashing in. So he threw up a bench against the wall. The smallest cocktail table, as you can imagine, the smallest itty-bitty, bitty cocktail chair built a stage at the end in between the men's room and the ladies room. And that's where I started. Go, go, dance. It was go, go, dancing. And there were both. So at the end of that, he said, you got a job if you want it. And I said, yeah, I said, bring me an ID. I was 19. Okay. Next day, and I got 25 bucks. 25, that was a lot of money for then. To just, as far as I was concerned, I had a good time taking out my phone, right? And I was low woman on the totem pole, so I got the leftover songs. There were three of us. That night, there were three of us. Two had been working, and I was the third, and they taught me what to do. And we rotated. One danced, one sat with customers, one was the waitress.  Well, I see, I see. We would hustle the customer for quarters for the jukebox, but we had, what do you call them, tokens. So we had all the quarters. We were talking, a very mini hustle here. And it was bee drinking. So you'd get the guy to buy you a drink, and there was very little alcohol in it. And to sit with you. You got a heck of that for that. So along with your 25 bucks, you got that. And that's where I started. And I had a great time. It was a song nobody wanted to dance to. I didn't care. So jazz? Oh, well, nobody wanted to dance to Jump and Jack Flash, which is a great song. I did not. I didn't want to dance to that. Susie Q is also a great song. The pusher. Nobody was going to dance to that either. And I did. I can't really remember all of them, but I didn't care. They had a good D, you see. Did it progress for you? Well, first of all, a pair of shoes that fit me right. And I got phony ID, and that worked. And I danced there for a few months. A few months. And then I was just, you know, I thought, I want to go up the street. I want to start developing this. I was the most overdraft go-go dancer, by the way. Because go-go dancing was boring.  And boy, did I hurt that night. Oh, I hurt where I didn't know I had muscles. I had no idea. So, okay, the next day I was pacing myself. But it was weird. And then on the break, a little minute break, in between the songs, you take off something. That makes no sense to me. Taking something off is part of the whole thing. Yeah, yeah. Why are you just like... No sense. So, I started adding things. Okay. I started shipping. And I thought, this is really what I want to do. Finally, somebody said to me, you're not a go-go dancer.  You really should go somewhere where they strip. But I thought, I didn't know enough, really. So, I went up on Broadway, you know, and I watched them there. And I thought, I'm not ready. But then, somebody mentioned the chai paris. The chai paris is on 150 Mason Street. And it had a big pink and neon can-can leg outside. It had been a real night club with a band, singers, all kinds of stuff. And Meyer Neft owned it with his wife, who was Japanese. And a diva, she was carrying the little purse dog back then. And she was a stripper that was a ballerina. Yeah, beautiful, beautiful. And boy, was she the iron fist in the velvet glove. But she stayed up on Broadway with the good girls, you know. And we down there were the girls who didn't quite have it, were too old, whatever, or just didn't want to deal, didn't want to deal with her. And I worked in the daytime. Well, I got to tell you, working from 12 to 8 in the daytime at the chai paris where sometimes there was no one until 2, I got to practice. I got to be up with two girls on, three girls on. I got to practice and practice and practice and practice. I got to watch supersts with experience. Tell us about moving on to burlesque. Well, that, you know, that was working on at the follies. So I got a very good education at the chai paris. And eventually I started working nights. And that's when I really got an education. I worked with somebody called Tori Lin, who if she hadn't been black, would have been a big star. She really knew Afro dancing, modern jazz, ballet, and I just, I would be cocktail waitress saying, and I forget to cocktail waitress. I'd be there with my traitors. And a lot of what I, she would come out a lady, would get down, and then back up into the lady again. And I thought, yeah, yeah, so that's it.  I didn't know how to walk. Baby doll was the bartender and the manager in the daytime. And she was relatively petite. She was about 5'5". But she wore sky high heels and sky high hair. And was built like, whoa. I mean, built and accentuated it. And I didn't know how to walk. At the time, I had this little like side thing, and I really hadn't figured out how to walk. That walking is a dance move, several. I had to put that together. That was a little dance thing. She said, come watch me. And I'm like, okay, we're leaving the bar? Why are we leaving the bar? She goes, watch. She was billed as baby doll, the girls who stops traffic. So we got two markets straight and the traffic's going zing-zing. Without looking, and not on a crosswalk, she just starts walking slowly. And everything is moving.  But she's just walking. Traffic stopped. And they didn't start up again. That's what is so interesting. I mean, she just started walking. It was slow, but cars would come.  And then she'd get past these cars and they would move. Why? Because everybody's glued, watching this. Defying traffic. The power of a woman walking. Think about that. How lucrative was Berlesque for you? Berlesque at the time was fading. What happened was I was working at the Shea and I learned about 15, 16 street follies. And I thought, oh, theater. Whoa, with the live drummer, right? And an organ player. And a comedian. And an opening and a closing. And a little bit. That was what I really wanted to do. It sounds like real fun. I took my best outfits. I went to the manager. He just asked me to take off my clothes. No problem. I mean, he didn't ask me to strip. Just wanted to see my body. I wanted to know my name. And he said, sure. In two weeks. That was five. But it's only a week, you see. Because girls would come through. That's the way theater is. It turned over. Now this place had a very weird, very weird thing. The manager thought that if you changed your name, your wig, and your act, the audience wouldn't notice. Of course they did. The light men didn't know that this was from the manager. And the light men thought we were all nuts. Because the strippers who came through, you see, on an agency didn't do that. But the local ones, us, we did that. And they thought, what is going on with you? Are you all multiple personalities? What? So I had four that I rotated. There was Senkinda, which was my own hair, which was bright red at the time. And it was a hippie chick with all kinds of flowing stuff. Here comes the sun, you know, like that. I was Tina St. John, and I danced a mac and knife. And I had a pair of cheap, cheap, over-the-knee boots. And it was pretty... It was an SM without being SM. You know, it was sharp. I had a black wig. It was very different than Holiday O'Hara at the time Holiday Heart, who was the blonde bombshell. And... Oh, and Dusty Raven. And Dusty Raven was brown hair, and just a little, not holiday, not glamorous, but more slinky. So we had these four different things. And I would rotate them. And so I do the... You do the same act, you see, for the whole week. Poor show. You do the same act. So, okay, well, the next month, I could have a different act for all of those three... four people. Well, I got to work. There. Then I met Holly Hills. And Holly Hills said, you want to go on the road? Well, yeah. Yeah, I want to go on the road. What does that mean? Sounds like fun again. So she introduced me to Jess Mack. And she said, you need pictures? You need a little bio? Oh. Got pictures? You need a little bio? I said, no, Jess Mack. Jess Mack sent me to Guam. Oh, wow. And I went twice. I loved Guam. Oh, it's awful now. Now it's all neon and hustle and cheap hustle. But then they had strippers, good strippers. Everything was very culture segregated. Not segregated in a bad way, but like the Filipina girls didn't strip. They were the waitresses, as were the Vietnamese later on. But the Filipina bands were awesome. They hardly spoke any English. They were adorable.  But they could play. The Japanese had the big hotels, like the Hilton and all that. And then there was Chinese food and there was Vietnamese, I love Asian food. And there was, oh, God, the food was heaven. And the water was beautiful, beautiful and clean, so clean. It says you studied basic to advanced sexuality, AIDS education at the Institute for Advanced Study of Human Sexuality. Right. Tell us about that. That was a lot of fun too. After a while dancing and traveling and being with women and doing my thing, which is wind up talking and listening and going, hmm, what have you thought about? I was back in San Francisco. I had had a great time traveling. I needed to do something else, so. And when did I first do that? That's a big leap, you see. So, 77 last time I was in Guam. Then what happened? 78, 79. Dancing on Broadway. We're dancing on Broadway. We're dancing at 16th Street, doing that back and forth, back and forth. But now really dancing on Broadway. There was a time when I did the amateur contest on Broadway. I never won. I wasn't weird enough.  She just pulled down her tits and she could really dance. She had a beautiful face. There was this other woman who was flat as a board, buck her down. And there was this other woman who was funny as fuck, beautiful, and said she was on grace and she was a lay teacher. And then there was me. And I would be Sintenda Hippie. I never won because I wasn't weird enough. It was all a rig, anyway. We were sitting in the audience, but it was just funny. I thought that was funny. Anyway, when did I start? Oh, okay. So, actually, I got kinky first. In 1976, see, I didn't do the Institute. But what happened was in 1976, I was dancing at the Chaperie. And I'm not clear de Bois. For the benefit of the audience, please tell us who she is. Clear de Bois, well, who she is. Clear de Bois, in her own right, is a ritualist, an SM educator, the creator of the Clear de Bois Intensives. She is my dearest heart sister. I've known her since 1976. We lived together from 76 to 80, like, 80 something. She moved across the street, opened up her own little dungeon there. We worked together. And she, ultimately, married Paquire Moussifar. Yes. So, yes, she was my girlfriend. And she was the dancer. She was a belly dancer, is how we met. She was a belly dancer. I was a stripper at the Chaperie. She wanted to learn stripper moves. And I wanted to learn belly dance moves, because I wanted to create an I Dream of Genie act. So, we went into her apartment and traded over on Leavage, and traded dance moves. What about her work? Tell us about the work she was doing, and how you were called to that? When she said that she wanted to put ring bolts in the wall of her entire bedroom, which is entirely wood-paneled and wood-showed, beautiful Edwardian home, I said, what? No, you can't ruin the woodwork. Why do you want a wood? So, my boyfriend can tie me up and spank me. What? What? Oh, my God. What did I let move into my home? Where did that lead? She also was going to the Society of Janus, which is the second oldest SM educational and social group in the United States. And so, she came to me about a week later, and I'm thinking how I need a new roommate. I got to kick her out. I got to kick her boyfriend out. Who's in the other room? Oh, wow. And, you know, he was fine. He kept to himself. So, I'm very upset, actually, because all I know, you see, is from that awful porn.  What? Wait, what? That was my favorite. So, that's all I knew. As you know. I'm not an environmental person, but no. So, I said no. And then she said to me, these amazing words. She said, SM is not what you think it is. What do you mean? Please go to a meeting, to an orientation of the Society of Genes. And just listen. You don't have to join, but please go, please. What did you learn, though, going to the Society of Genes? SM is not what I thought it was. What did you learn that it was? Well, I met these people. I just met people like you and me.  He just wanted to be down there under his shoe. Okay. I met somebody who just wanted to be spanked and was really very hesitant about saying the words bank. I met all these people. I met an accountant. I met a cab driver. I met a teacher. I met humans. Here's what happened. It all became not porn. It became real. It became humans. It became people talking about things that were beyond my knowledge, but really trying to figure stuff out. That's where I'm from. My heart and my deep curiosity. Well, what's real in this world? What's this about?  The woman was just abusing him. I love men. That was so 180 degrees for me that I'm like, no. What did you learn that you found desirable? Well, at first, not a lot. What I found desirable, so I started to join and I started figuring things out. I went to every meeting because I realized very quickly that I don't know anything. I thought I did. Oops, wrong. I went to meetings on piercing. I didn't have any interest in piercing, but I went to meetings on it because I was intrigued. I went to meetings on bondage. I went to meetings on various things. And I also started listening more to people and talking about various things. Somewhere in there, and I can't remember when. Oh, phone sacks. That's it. There we go. So in 1983, I stopped working at the Sutter. And another Sutter. Yes, I became manager at the Sutter Theater. And I was dancing there. And then after Guam, I became... I was everybody's relief girl at the Sutter Theater. And then I became manager. Oh, okay. I started working doing phone sacks and I developed my own phone sacks line. And that is where I came across infantilism. I'd never heard of it.  That's all. And I thought, this is so sweet. This is really sweet. Huh. I didn't know that it just suggested. Then I heard about the Institute of Advanced Sexuality. I thought, I... And they had this... No, then I did Swissie.  And I got on their hotline. Okay, once a week, answering questions about sex. Then I thought, I need to know more. So I did the Institute. And I became a certified sex educator. And then an advanced certified second one. And became an advanced safe sex educator. Now, what did that entail? What did you have to do to earn those? Well, it was a whole week of... Panels and questions and breaking into small groups and talking about very similar to Swissie. Which is panels and people talking about alternative sexuality or what it's like being straight in a queer world.  And that was Swissie, not Swissie, but sex institute. Because you're going to talk to people. You're going to be with people. You're going to meet people who know nothing or who are deeply wounded. You don't know.  But that obviously led you to working more with Clio Gouba on the SM Intensives for Women. She and I worked out of my home. And she moved across the street. She worked mainly in the dungeon, which had been her bedroom. It's a seven room flat, by the way. And this, where I'm sitting, which is now my office, used to be the fantasy room. And so I had the babies, I had the crossfesses, and I had slaves. She had the bondage and the SM like that. I did bondage and SM too, but as you can see, I'm not wearing leather. I'm a leather woman, but that's not who I am at my core. What did you do with this information going forward? That's so difficult to really explain. It's not about me, it's about me being big enough for you to be all of who you are. The hidden parts. The parts that you don't know. The parts that you're ashamed of. The parts that you...what? The parts that you've hidden for so long. That's what I teach.  My job is to sit here and let you show up. What do you think has been your greatest accomplishment? You know, I've accomplished a lot. I met my person. We did great work together. Bill Henkin and I. I did a lot of personal healing from the abuse that I had. I wrote my book with Bill. What is that book? Consensual Sadomasochism. How to talk about it and how to do it safely. And I don't...I don't realize I showed up too. It's out of print now. You can find it on Amazon. Sometimes it's $100, sometimes it's 11. I'd recommend going for the 11. I have. It's a good book. It's an SM-101 primer, really. But those...my accomplishments... I have had a f***ed up line. After being bullied, you know, you can't keep a good kid down. I swear. That's my accomplishment. That at 72, I can look back at my life and say, you healed from all of that.  Well, Sybil Holiday, I've got to thank you very much for what is going to be a fantastic interview when we're done. I appreciate it. And I hope I will speak with you soon. Well, me too. Thank you.


Good morning everybody.  It's a real pleasure to participate In this event and to make the the welcome and remarks November 2014 exactly five years ago was certainly a crossroads for the euro area banking sector The creation of the single supervisory mechanism comfort both micro and macro potential responsibilities on the ECB. I Will therefore focus on our achievements and challenges in coordinating both functions In particular, I will touch upon our joint effort in carrying out banking sector stress tests and the interaction in the conduct of preventive and counter cyclical Maca potential policies Looking back the financial crisis was a wake-up call for all of us to strengthen financial regulation and banking supervision For Europe it especially implied harmonizing supervision across member states to protect it from national agendas But the crisis also showed that supervising individual institutions in isolation Cannot safeguard the stability of the system as a whole Maca potential policy has to complement supervisory scrutiny by accounting for system-wide microfinancial feedback loops Thanks to this system-wide perspective Maca potential policy policy can address structural vulnerabilities and act Controcically tightening requirements when we see excessive risk taking and loosening them to avoid a great crunch after risks have materialized Embedding both micro and macro potential responsibilities within the ECB Ensures that our actions are based on consistent information and are coordinated for the banking union as a whole While retaining ultimate responsibility the ECB carries out its supervisory tasks within the single supervisory mechanism comprising the ECB and national competent authorities In turn, the accommodation national authorities remain the first line of defense to promptly counter emerging systemic risks But the ECB can set higher my confidential requirements than those set by national authorities if necessary National national and European bodies complement each other and have jointly strengthened our banking and financial system Exercising the micro and my confidential function requires close coordination and cooperation One of the most notable examples is a stress testing The biennial EU wide the stress test Exercises are my confidential my confidential in nature and based on a constrained bottom-up approach They aim to assess the resilience of the largest EU create institutions to adverse economic and financial circumstances The stress test exercises are important inputs for the ECB supervisor review and evaluation process and Provide valuable insights for broader financial stability analysis based on granular information Over the last five years cooperation between micro and my confidential authorities has increased in all phases of a stress testing process Today micro and my confidential supervision complement each other by building on the respective knowledge of the banking system To provide a sound and credible assessment of banks resilience to stress For instance during the preparatory phase supervisors and regulators discuss in detail the stress test methodology and the calibration of the adverse scenario in the execution phase supervisors conduct their quality assurance of banks bottom-up stress tests by challenging banks own figures Also using results from my confidential top-down models The top-down models are not only employed by supervisors to gain a macro potential perspective They can be used more broadly to understand the aggregate implications of banks dynamic responses to stress The major advantage of these models is that they account for the propagation and amplification of shocks across the banking system and the real economy Today's stress testing framework with its micro micro and macro potential elements is the result of sustained improvements since the financial crisis Thanks to the ongoing involvement of all stakeholders The continued importance of a stakeholder involvement is already apparent Discussions about the design of the long-term stress test strategy in Europe are underway with both the ECB and the European Banking Authority Without pre-empty in future discussions about this strategy Our experiences have so far shown the benefits of including top-down approaches in supervisory assessments And of considering the wider macro potential dimensions of a stress testing in particular Looking ahead, I believe that top-down stress test models could play a more important role in Disciplining banks and reducing their incentives so to systematically underestimate their vulnerabilities These models will also help micro and macro potential authorities to address challenges in the current macro financial environment Over the past few months, we have observed a deteriorating global economic outlook and increasing uncertainty This environment might put pressure on banks profitability and hamper their Intermediation capacity as margins become squeezed and the flow of new business slows down Under these conditions, it is particularly important that banks remain resilient and can withstand adverse shocks Since the financial crisis the resilience of your area banks has improved significantly This has been facilitated by the economic recovery and by an accommodative monetary policy stance But most of all it reflects both increased market pressure for banks to be well capitalized and the introduction of regulatory reforms including macro potential buffers The current implemented macro potential buffers amount to 1% of risk weighted assets and are intended to absorb losses by banks Of all these buffers only the counter cyclical capital buffers CCYB can be released The remaining buffers are structural in nature and are not intended to be released in a severe downturn Should bank capital ratios fall below the combined buffer requirements They would also breach the thresholds for the maximum distribable amount MDA Once the MDA thresholds are breached banks face automatic restrictions on their profit distribution to ensure that they keep funds on the balance sheets Banks will likely want to avoid these restrictions even in a systemic way In such an event banks may have the incentive to prop up capital ratios by delivering and disposing assets instead of dipping into the buffers The resulting great crunch would persically aggravate the downturn as experienced in previous crisis episodes Only with the visible buffers in place can macro potential policy fully play its counter cyclical role In another scenario the macro potential authority would release the buffer and thereby lower the MDA threshold Do we fully effective the free capital space could need to support the economy and not be used to satisfy Satisfy shareholders demand for dividends The CCYB is the instrument designed by by legislation to be released However, the CCB has only recently be announced and activated in the euro area Just seven of the 19 euro area countries have activated it as you know And it represents only a very limited amount of capital relative to the requirements The limited the limited available capital for release constraints in the room for maneuver of my computational authorities Making it harder to support economy in a severe downturn The current environment it is therefore legitimate to question whether the banking system has a sufficiently large capital buffer that can be released Even if we consider the level of capital to be appropriate There are still seems to be a scope to have a higher share of capital in the form of Releasable buffers Looking around the world. We see that other authorities for example in the UK and the United States are having similar discussions Let me conclude with establishment of the single supervisory mechanism This is it was given micro and macro prudential responsibilities and powers This setup aims to ensure that the two policies are well coordinated At the same time the current macro financial environment has become more challenging The bleaker a more uncertain outlook can create the strains for bank profitability Challenges also arise for the dumb bank sector with potential spillovers for the banking industry So for us to ensure the stability of the banking sector We also need to deepen to deepen our understanding of the role of non-bank institutions a monitor Accordingly the risks associated with their activities Continuing to provide a consistent policy response in the current micro financial environment Requires the counter cyclical role of macro prudential policy to be strengthened by ensuring that Releasable buffers are available Ultimately the macro prudential and macro prudential functions will need to rely on each other To provide successful potential policies that ensure financial stability and support financial Intermediation and the performance of the economy. Thank you


The following is a presentation of TFNN The Trader's Edge with Steve Rowe toll-free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> The Trader's Edge now Steve Rowe's Good afternoon folks welcome to the November 5th it is the Taco Tuesday the terrific Tuesday edition of today's Trader's Edge show I'm your host TV perseverance Rhodes who absolutely knows that each of us should always be pioneers of our future versus prisoners of our past hope everyone out there is having a great day hey let's make sure we have an extraordinary one and the easiest way to do that is to always remember that life is happening for us not to us that's right when you and I make that one little 2x4 shift it means we can find the gift in every set of circumstance that life is going to toss at us not today you and I we're going to go check on the circumstance of these markets we're going to go figure out what those bulls and bears what those buyers and sellers are communicating to you and I just passed one o'clock in the afternoon I want you to know I am absolutely grateful for your presence here but much much more important than that during this next 60 minutes I'm here to serve you so feel free to pick up that phone you can dial on in an<PHONE_NUMBER> if you can't dial in we've got you covered go ahead send me an email do it early steve at tfn.com inside the subject heading please put radio show question of course our tiger's den any ping we'll do so let's go ahead get this show started on terrific Tuesday of course this is tiger financial news network I'm Steve Rhodes welcome to let's show right now we got a mixed market out here you've got the Dow trading up 57 points in the s&p down one point flat out there the ndx 100 is up 13 Russell's up to some eyes are up 12 New York Stock Exchange and Wilshire 5000 are trading slightly lower spot volatile to trade up 20 cents trade out of 1303 Goldilocks up 27 buck runes right now potentially getting ready to take out that really important low of 1489 20 it's not a low but that would be the bottom of its daily profile bullish structured profile that is we'll take a look at gold but closing below that it's sayonara baby if we take a look at the silver it's down 46 cents or about two and a half percent out there bonds are off a more one in about one and a half points as we speak trade out at 157 31 lead the charge dollar wise the upside we've got some leaders next cure is up 41 bucks 155 percent fair Isaac Corp is up 33 bucks or 11 percent regenerate pharmaceuticals up eight booking holdings up 1 percent or 18 bucks adobe up 10 or 3 percent ever bridge ink up 15 percent 10 bucks equinix is the big loser dollar wise the downside of 17 bucks then followed by market taxes holdings of 16 shakeshack down 16 myriad genetics of 14 so certainly things to look at but we're going to try to look at everything that you want to look at the first request really a follow up to as we're going into yesterday's last two minutes out there tried to answer three questions and I didn't really do give one justice and the one justice would have been D. R. Horton ticker symbol here is D. H. I. and the question is this individual is long from the thirties and wants to know the probability of the stock breaking above its all time high made in the fifty four level so here's what you know about D. H. I. ticker symbol D. R. Horton and that was yesterday's closes not what you wanted to see that was a close below the daily profile to expand out the daily time frame chart out here what you're going to see is coming off of the bottom in twenty eighteen December of twenty eighteen we really didn't see close all period of time where the when I say a period of time April twenty fifth through about May fourteenth we saw some price breaks or closes below the bottom of a daily profile we then saw that for a couple of days here in early June but for the most part that's a key support level so prices below that area again fifty one eighty six and what this suggests Allen is you should be asking the question not with regard to whether it's going to take out those highs but how low is this thing going to go so from a profile perspective you've got a brand new profile from a weekly standpoint form three weeks ago the top of which is fifty three fifty three so Allen prices back inside that range we would say that the downside target right now from a profile standpoint forty eight thirty seven to forty nine fifty two and if price closes below forty eight thirty seven the bottom of that bullish structured weekly profile then you're looking at forty two fifty five so you're exactly right in essence this made a measured move a hundred percent move of a move by getting back to its January twenty eighteen levels out here and so I think you need to be careful if we take a look at the monthly time frame chart out here the monthly time frame chart now the month of November doesn't end obviously for a while but what we do have is a confirmed TD set up nine count pattern that for that confirmed last month in the month of October so that's a topping signal now this would say sellers should be able to push price to forty eight sixty eight if price on a monthly basis close below forty eight sixty eight thirty seven sixteen is the nut price was also moving higher doing less relative energy that creates that roads momentum one of the one of the aspects of the roads momentum indicator top right now we're the fifth day in November you've got a three river evening star this would be more important as we get to the end of November but the monthly chart is saying extreme caution so watch those weekly levels that we took a look at those weekly market profiles out there if I take a look at a daily time frame chart here you can also see the price moving higher doing less relative energy generated the bearish reversal candle for that pattern and I think what I said is we're going off the air yesterday is don't let price close below that October October 30th low out there that low because that is a hammer candle the low by the way is 50 15 if you see a close below that what you likely have is an a to b equal cd to the downside that a to b equal cd to the downside would give you a whoops that didn't work out real well let's try that again see there we go that a to b equal cd pattern would give you a price projection uh one to one price projection in the 49 32 area 48 16 is your 1.27 2 expansion of 161.8 percent gets you down into the 46 68 so overall with regard to ticker symbol dhr or dr horton I know you wanted me to answer the question we'll make it and take out those highs again I would be more cautious and worried that this thing is headed lower or at least headed down to that 48 37 49 32 area out there and I hope that that assists you and helps you out with that trade um we've also got another question here from uh asking if they can go long silver this is bob why wanted to go long silver he wants to go along high hose silver today so let's go take a look at the metals out here but let's begin with I'll I'll move into silver but first let's take a look at gold I had mentioned this during the the opening of the show and when we're taking a look at here the december gold contract and on this chart you're taking a look at both its daily and weekly market profiles very much like we just took a look at for dr horton out here now when we take a look at this the key level of support is the bottom of the box already been tagged today the lowest 1480 to 10 the bottom of the daily box is 1480 to 40 a close below that because this is a bullish structured box meaning the center line is closer to the bottom of the box than the top so there's more seller buyers lined up or should be between 1495 and 1482 so prices held this level out here that is uh you know I can understand wanting to consider taking a long trade in gold uh I would say consider it but maybe not but folks I hate to be the bear or bearer of bad news but goldilocks is going much much lower steve roge with tfnn right back if you're not currently using the taz profile scanner when looking at setting up your trading opportunities then your arsenal is short a mighty weapon the taz profile scanner is a standalone piece of software that instantly filters over 2500 global financial markets such as stocks etfs 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gold is going to trade lower so that should be something to think about and the reason why we took a look at goldilocks first now if we take a look at silver it's not sitting down at a key level of support such as the bottom of its daily or bottom of its weekly profile that would be in the area where we'd be more inclined to say okay go ahead and consider taking that long trade on silver out here those levels by the way would be 1712 and 1717 the daily and the weekly bottom of its box now price is sitting at its center line for the weekly time frame at 1753 but if we were going to take a long position what stevie would like to see is some type of bottoming signal for you if we look at silver for three different time frames out here these three different time frames are showing us support and resistance lines these are the 30 the 60 and the 120 minute time frame charts these have the td set up nine counts out there and they also have the support the breakout support areas now when we take a look at silver under 30 in a 60 minute base you've got price breaking through those levels of support of 18 dollars and 1789 out there if you jump down to the 60 minute chart there was 18 and 1792 out here there was one even further back a little bit those are the red lines by the way on my screen that was 1781 you don't see a td set up nine count bottom pattern out here if i look at the 120 minute time frame chart then yes price has made it back to an area of support that must hold that's in the 1751 1764 area but i don't have any kind of bottoming signal on the shorter term time frame charts out there so very hesitant to suggest that you go ahead and take a a long trade the only reason is because i don't see the pattern out here that would suggest that you get into that trade so here's my suggestion and that is pay attention to gold that's by the way i'll pull over the chart same chart for gold out here so the same chart when i say the same chart i mean the same time frames right 30 60 and 120 minute time frames there is a td set up nine count pattern that is in effect right now for the 60 minute chart not under 30 minute time frame chart and price did come back on the 120 minute chart you can see it's testing this 1483 level of support but that breaks and at the bottom of the daily profile gives way out here this 60 minute nine count will do nothing more than just generate a little bit of a bounce out here i'm just not seeing it i'm just not seeing it to suggest that you should go take a long trade in high host silver but you've got the numbers you've got what i'm looking at put that together what you are looking at as well and then go ahead and fire away the daily time frame chart for silver today is not going to be a td set up nine count pattern because i can see already where prices trade in in relationship to bar number five and it's below that closing price out there you know but it did form one of those nice major tops with a td set up nine count all the way back at its highs back in september so i would just be very cautious here in the metals very likely the metals will continue to move lower through the rest of the year down into maybe the end of january-ish type time frame as a time frame to be looking for out there i would say just be very very very cautious and very patient and you know the weekly chart for gold folks here you've got a nice roads woman indicator top that formed out here price movement higher do a less relative energy out there and uh intermediate term i would not be surprised for us to see gold deluxe pull back to 1286 bucks on the way down but look one thing at a time we won't use that as the prognostication because there's other levels that will be watching i just want you to be careful out there because there are topping patterns that are present that are worth noting worth paying attention to and that's what i think you should do so no other questions that i see at the moment out here so let's go take a spin around the market see what we're doing you know we looked at the we looked at those short term time frames let's do the same thing here and looking at the es mini and looking at the es mini here in the 30 minute the 60 minute the 120 minute chart unlike when we looked at gold and silver which we're breaking through levels of support we haven't seen that take place in the es mini so what does that mean to you and i it means that we do not have a change in trend the first change in trend signal for me would be breaking a key level of support the inside the es mini on a 30 minute time frame it's 30 68 then 30 66 and 30 55 it's 30 68 on the 60 minute time frame chart you can see how price moved back to that level and is held in on a two hour time frame it's 30 37 until we see these levels break price is really doing nothing more than just pulling back and testing a level support and why are these levels of support really important for you and i to be paying attention to and the reason is is because of well a couple different reasons take a look at the horizontal trading ranges out here as well as that little diagonal rising trend line and that's the one coming off of the highs out here from this is so this is a january's highs as well as january 2018 as well as the september of 2018 levels and this is kind of an unusual version of a consolidation so to speak but none the less price right now is capping off at about that trend line give or take a few points out here so it's a reason to be cautious a reason to be cautious other reasons to be cautious if we take a look at the daily time frame chart for the es mini here what we're going to see is we're going to see that today is going to be bar number nine of a td setup nine count now we know that those highs can occur on bars eight nine or the bar following nine we also know that today was an intraday higher high than yesterday that continues wave number seven that's letter g on my screen out here we know that both of those are topping signals we don't have any confirmation yet but they're topping signals that you and i should pay attention to we can also see two a to b equal cd patterns that are in place the larger one that could take price up to 3105 the smaller one could take price up to 3090 that'd be your one to two a to b equal cd here's the deal until for those a to b equal cd patterns until we see some type of bearish reversal candle those patterns would just simply suggest that price wants to continue to move higher and we can see what those price projections are for those a to b equal cd patterns today's a little bit of a doji but it doesn't matter what the candle formation is at 125 in the afternoon it's what is the candle formation at today's close but we've got topping signals galore running into resistance trend line resistance out there and it just simply says it's time to be cautious in other words you and i we would not be surprised to see the market top whether it's today or of the course of the next couple days we would not be surprised to see that we won't get caught up into the euphoria so to speak if we take a look at the nq you've basically got the same thing it can see that little yellow diagonal rising trend line out here you can also see it's horizontal trading range boundary line at 82 37 we're trading at 82 29 if we take a look at the daily time frame chart here for the nq you'll see the same things you'll see the larger one to one a to b equal cd which is 82 31 that level's been hit we're trading at 82 30 today looks like it will also be a bar number nine of a td set up nine count it two is in wave number seven so you've got all these similar patterns out here these are the types of patterns that you and i use to help us understand what the markets are communicating to us and right now the markets are simply communicating caution what you would expect as you get up to resistance steve roge with tfnn we'll be right back i'm certain you are or 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trading above resistance goes with uh you know really what we're taking so we've got these topping patterns but it's just really key that if there's going to be a change in trend a change in trend will start to begin uh you'll start to begin seeing key levels of support fail it kind of makes sense doesn't it if we just simply step back for a moment and say okay let's put together these objective tools help us understand where price is breaking out on different time frames if we're going to see some type of change in trend we're certainly going to see it first on the shorter term time frame so that's why we looked at those 30 and 60 and 120 minute now hey look if price closes below that doesn't guarantee that we're going to see that change in trend that's why we've got to go back to the daily time frame chart take a look at the patterns that are present take a look where support is and and then just simply monitor the trade uh that way but as we speak right now uh and it doesn't matter what we go take a look at uh in the equity futures contract if we take a look at the Russell 2000 as an example there's no levels of support that have been broken here the key level that price would need to close below in the Russell 2000 equity futures contract would be 1592 20 that would be the first level if price were to break below that then you'd be looking at 1563 out here so what is arguably the weakest in to see hasn't cracked just yet but that hasn't cracked as yet as as of 1 32 in the afternoon so the Dow if we take a look at the Dow just to finish those time frame charts out those 30 60 and 120 minute I don't want anybody writing complaints out here you can see the Dow equity futures contract also has not broken a key level support the level to be watching inside the Dow would be the 27306 area then 27290 and even 27207 but not there those would be the levels that I'd be watching today overnight if there's going to be a change in trend you're going to see those areas fail now with regard to a horizontal trading range we did look at the yes we did look at the NQ if we take a look at the Dow you'll see in essence the same kind of thing you'll see price testing the rising trend line resistance and if price can close above that or all the indices or equity futures contracts do the same the Dow equity futures contract would target 27825 next and then likely 28644 but remember well I don't I can't say remember how can you remember we didn't even take a look at the chart the daily chart here for the Dow equity futures contract it's also in wave number seven letter g it's also going to be a TD set up nine count pattern out here but it's a to be equal CD pattern as a price projection 28003 that's the biggie out there so we just want to pay attention to these patterns see how price trades and then we just simply will act accordingly but this way you've got the shorter term you've got the daily signals and lastly let's go take a look at checking out the new york stock exchange take a look at the broader market so to speak here is the signal the most consistent signal so far that's been present that says caution will robinson and that is we take a look at panel number two that's the advanced decline oscillator reading what you're going to see there if you look to the very right you're going to see a diagonal green line going from high to low versus if you look at price in the new york stock exchange closing price because we're using a line chart you're going to see price moving from lower to higher out there and it's those divergences that have meant something in the past now they typically mean a whole lot more when the spotball utility index is above its 50 day exponential moving average nowhere near that the current price for the spotball utility index is 1298 the 50 day exponential moving average is 1511 so it's got a long way to go before it will get up there the advanced decline line is still above zero inside the new york stock exchange so yes topping signals but nothing that's really been confirmed confirmation would come from a close below the zero line the zero threshold level of that advanced decline oscillator out here we don't have that in play as we speak right now so that's what the general markets are doing with regard to the spot ball utility index if we take a look at its symbols out here 1298 nothing wrong here still below all of the futures contracts that's actually the bullish configuration out here so i don't have anything in the spotball utility index with the tools that i use that are suggesting that we've got a top in place right now but we won't really rely upon the vix for that although there are signals that i use as you know you use them as well to help us identify divergences they just simply are not in place as we speak right this very moment so what else do we want to go look at you know what let's go look at this we had some calls yesterday uh one of those calls was on light sweet crude uh let's do that let's see if we can pull up light sweet let's do this here let's go ahead and pull up steve's synthetic contract and this way we can take a look at profile levels for the daily the weekly the monthly and the quarterly levels out here so let's let those populate and right now what we're taking a look at let me just get these chart here the formation of this chart so you can see what's going on from a profile perspective and right now prices trading above the top of its daily profile really was doing the same thing yesterday during the show and then i think began to sell off around three o'clock or so two or three two thirty three o'clock but the level to be watching today is 5692 that's for those individuals that or individuals calling that wanted to short lights we'd crude yesterday and we offered caution on that because price was trading above the top of its profile on a daily basis now it's trading into resistance on a weekly time frame that resistance level there is going to be 5754 so you're 5719 most certainly a price were to close above the top of weekly profile that would suggest higher price now you might say higher price to where and a Tucker he would be looking at these charts and Tucker would say that's easy Steve oh I would just go to the monthly time frame chart then and look to see where its profile levels are to see that the monthly profiles at 6219 a bullish structured monthly profile and then when you go to the quarterly profiles well it's a bullish structured quarterly profile with the bottom of the box being 4915 so 4915 5219 are key levels of support but those are larger term or longer term time frames out there but with regard to lights we crude if there's a close today above the top of that daily profile 5692 when it looks in and you'd watch one more price level out there that's the top of it so weekly box 5754 that's where you would then really see a nice move up into the 62 dollar area now Tucker wants to go take a look at natural gas so if we take a look at natural gas let's do this here pull over the natural gas contract take a look at its signals and Tucker very much like very much like the enq and the es mini out here what you've got going on right now is bar number nine of a TD setup nine count simply suggests caution simply suggest if you're in one of those ETFs out there increasing your stop because we are near what could be a potential short term top you've got the a to b equal cd pattern the one to one was 286 but the one to 1.272 is up at 305 and other than a TD setup nine count pattern that's the only thing that suggests caution otherwise price would be targeting 305 Tucker that's what I see when I take a look at the daily time frame chart for natural gas if you're in the cd market and looking for a secure investment the Tiger first mortgage program may work for you the security for these first mortgages are building lots in the tax opportunity zone in st. 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the first things john if we just simply take a look at the daily and the weekly set of profiles out here we'll see that the daily prices back inside its box atop of which is 6817 and this would suggest that price should continue to pull back into about the 6492 to 6507 level now 6507 happens to be the top of its weekly profile any close below 6507 would suggest to move back to 6233 out here so that's the daily now the daily time frame chart is suggesting caution we're going to take a look at steve's other charts out here and the weekly time frame chart is saying maybe not so much because price is above the top of its box in the monthly just not enough data to provide you and i with any information now because i'm i'm what you don't know is all the things that i'm running in the background as i'm testing out new software applications and so my chart here is not updating docusign on the on the current bar so we know by taking a look at this bar out here today's bar which will not show up john on the white background chart right now that you've got a bearish engulfing candle is that a problem if we take a look at that uh yeah it is a problem because price has been moving higher doing with less relative energy so now you've got the bearish engulfing candle and that suggests that price is going to go ahead and pull back now i don't have any breakout support levels out here and so therefore what we're going to have to do is rely upon these daily profiles and so we've already given you the daily profile information to be paying attention to and that's going to be that 50 6507 to 6492 again a close below 6492 says 62 33 so if you're looking to enter this i don't know if you're looking to enter this stock or what you're doing out there the entry point would more likely be in that 62 33 area but we'd have to see what patterns might be going on uh as price were to pull back into that area uh tucker was asking and i didn't show this here uh during that segment but here he was asking about natural gas when we were looking at natural gas before the last break and what i was uh sharing with tucker was that if this is the december contract here for natural gas this is the contract that is a part of u g a z is the only thing inside of u g a z and u n g at the moment so this is the contract that we want to be following if those are the vehicles that you are trading and if we take a look at their key levels of support short-term tucker the price would need to close below well two dollars and 81 cents is both the breakout level in a 30 and a 60 minute time frame and it's two dollars and 81 cents quite frankly on the 120 minute so it's that 281 area that you really want to be paying attention to remember if you start to see closes below that we were looking at that td set up nine count pattern on the daily chart for natural gas as well as an a to b equal cd to the upside this would be the have then the makings of a potential change in trend or at least decent retracement uh for natural gas so these were the three time frames there tucker that i was referring to now let's go take a look at platinum or plating which one is it it's palladium sticker symbol pa out there so if we go take a look at the palladium give us a moment here to switch over i believe palladium is the december contract is that correct ruby well that's the one we're going to go ahead and focus on right now and if we take a look at plating i wonder can i pull that up on my other charting system right now give me a moment here just to punch that in and didn't like that that's a bummer out there but if we take a look so so i i know what i can do i know what i can do give me a moment here i just have to do this off screen my apology but what this what the screen that you folks are looking at are showing you the daily and the weekly task market profile so those are helpful to you from a daily perspective you can see it's trading inside of the box man h and j k hillamon p there we go uh see how good i am with regard to my alphabet man i've i've totally got this under control but palladium why didn't it pull it up for uh uh what a bummer well uh sorry i cannot pull that up on my other charts there ruby so we're just going to have to go with the profiles let's expand out on the daily time frame out here and price is just simply trading with inside the box out here i'll try to get that set up for you tomorrow here this suggests that price may pull back to support 1712 nice uptrend doesn't look like that uptrend has changed yet but if you did see a close below 1712 60 that would be the first indication of a further retracement and by further retracement the only place i can go to right now would be the top of the weekly profile that's the right hand panel chart let's go ahead and expand this out and that's at 1595 90 so everything here looks pretty bullish let me take a look at the a to b equal cd patterns out here inside of uh palladium yeah yeah uh watch 1712 60 out there ruby that that's what i see when i take a look at uh palladium uh take a look at the december contract i hope that that helps you out and hopefully tomorrow i'll have a palladium for you on my other chart so that we can do a little bit more in depth and perhaps a better review of what uh palladium may be doing out there you're welcome so no other requests no other questions out there uh two minutes left in this segment so the question becomes you know what do we want to look at what do we want to look at what can i share with you that would really be important and i don't know what the answer is there um i know that we've got to really be cautious inside the equity markets right now and we really touched on that what i didn't do is is kind of take you through all of the charts out here so for example all the intraday charts here's your five-hour time frame chart your five-hour time frame chart for the es mini is topped with a td setup nine count price moving higher doing with less relative energy the bar that is in formation right now is going to close at 2 p.m so about 12 minutes from now and that's going to generate a bearish engulfing candle now what price has not done inside the es mini on a five-hour time frame is bus through support now support here is going to be the bottom of that profile which is 30 69 88 the es mini can't trade 88 but if you did see a close of 30 69.75 or lower out there that would be suggesting a change in trend or at least a topping signal that price should be able to push back to the 30 37 level out there that is the s and p 500 time frame five-hour time frame chart for you so it has a topping signal pattern it's actually going to confirm the road to me indicator top as well as a nine count top if we take a look at the two-hour and 40 minute time frame chart what we have out here is you've got a confirmed roads momentum indicator top here price would need to close below 30 70 that's the bottom of its box if it does it suggests to move to 30 33 so a confirmed topping pattern in the four hour in the five hour if we take a look at the two-hour time frame chart out here you also have a confirmed roads momentum indicator top now here price did close below support which is about where it's trading right now and this would suggest that move to 30 37 but what you do is you pay attention to the four hour and the five hour time frame charts to watch to see if price can close below the bottom of those profiles as we take a look at the 60 minute time frame chart what do we have here we've got a roads momentum indicator top the key level of support not be watching here for the one-hour time frame is that td setup breakout level 30 68 75 so what the es mini has it has topping signals on the daily time frame a confirmed topping signal on the five hour on the four hour on the two hour on the 60 minute and on the 30 minute time frame and so john and the den this is why i am more cautious about the s and p 500 at 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today for just 89 dollars click on the primal edge banner on the front page of tfnn.com this is david white stay tuned because coming up next is the power trading hour right here on tfnn welcome back folks so uh john and the tigers den had asked about uh you know have if i abandoned the theory that the uh 2019 market is emulating the 2013 market and will move higher out here so here's the es many for 2013 and uh the pattern that it was forming on the trading session of october 22nd was a td set up nine count now we're we're past that in this case here that topping signal never took effect a td set up nine count we'll do one of three things we'll either see a turn we'll see a little move sideways or we'll just simply see a continuation moving on what we do know folks is that when we do see these signals present it must give us pause now you might say and take a look at the one from october 22nd well what good was that stevo well in 2013 if you took a look at december 31st new year's eve which identified the short term top out there it was with bar number nine of the td set up nine count so these patterns work they're enough to say we need to be cautious out here and that's really what we've got so we want to just simply watch how the market plays out we'll put that together by taking a look at the short term timeframes out there its signals its levels of support out there and just simply act accordingly so if i've learned any one thing it is to watch for these topping and bottoming patterns nowhere support is support must be broken and if it doesn't then the continuation of that existing in this case here support has been broken bullish trend would remain in effect and even here we had the roads momentum indicator back on november the seventh all price did hear john was come back and test the bottom of its profile of that daily box out there and just simply took off from there so we'll just simply continue to watch these patterns these are the patterns that are present inside the inside the es mini the nq the ym out there i mean here's a perfect example of what we're looking at where you've got both wave count number seven letter g and bar number nine of a td set up nine so i think in the next several days john will know whether this is just a cautionary sideways move or something more than that steve roge with tfnn folks stay tuned two more great hours of programming david whites up next tom o bryant from three to four i'll be back with you on wonderful wednesday have a terrific tuesday