Everybody this is Christian Buckley doing another MVP buzz chat and I'm excited to to get in talk to to a brand new Azure MVP, Matthew. So Matthew, welcome. Hey, Christian, thanks for having me on the show. Really appreciate it. Well, for folks that don't know you who are you where are you and what do you do. Hi, my name is Matthew Brown. I'm a cybersecurity administrator for a company called NTS in County Limerick in Ireland. And I was awarded the MVP in the Azure category. And how long ago did that happen? That only happened yesterday. So you see how I'm on top of these things people, you know, No, it's, it's kind of funny. We were just talking briefly about this, but I just kind of monitor LinkedIn and and see through friends of friends and who do I know and, you know, but I try to get a mix of people that have been in the program for a long time and brand spanking new MVP so congratulations. I still remember. Yeah, so that's very exciting. So why don't you tell us. So kind of what was your journey to becoming an MVP? Did you was it a focused path? It was intentional or was it kind of blue? No, it was out of the blue. I was actually so my MVP journey. So my tech journey started about 10 years ago originally. So I've been, I've been about a decade in the tech sector, working help desk, support, onsite, remote, everything. So I suppose in the last two years, I've been predominantly a lot online and, you know, connecting in with people. When I, when I got certified as Microsoft certified professional, I kind of opened up doors that I never thought it would. So I connected with people on I got into LinkedIn again and I connected with people and one of the one of the individuals I was connected with his name was Dan Ray. He's an MVP in the US for the Microsoft Teams category. And I saw his stuff on LinkedIn and it was really interesting and I had no interest in teams whatsoever, but it was really interesting. And just the funny aspects he had in the videos is I suppose his whole personality was jolly. It was upbeat. So I connected with Dan and I was in London at the time. And I said to Dan, look, I'd love to get involved with you, start something up. And he was like, have you ever heard of MVP? And I was like, no, no, never heard of it. And he said, how long have you been in tech? And I said, 10 years now. And he said, have you been online much? No, no. I said, I only started with LinkedIn again the last few, the last few years. Maybe in tech and not be online. That doesn't equate. Yeah, so I was online, but it was on the wrong things. I was getting my profile set up with Microsoft, CamTA, other providers, but I wasn't getting involved in communities enough. So when I met Dan online, I started to get involved. I started our new journey to the cloud webinar series. And it just, it hit off from there, Christian, like we broke a mainstream limit after two months, which was amazing. And Dan decided he would nominate me in the Microsoft Azure category. He had seen my work with my certifications, mentoring people through the BCS, which is British Computer Society and Irish Computer Society within Ireland and the UK. And then I suppose I branched out from there with Dan to the US, Canada, Switzerland, basically anybody that would have us. We got involved in Tech Day Pakistan, meeting the Microsoft team in Microsoft One Place in Dublin, reaching out to LinkedIn, the garage. Claire Smith was, she was the rock behind it all. She just pushed everything for me over the last two years. She really supported everything I did. And she showed me where I went wrong and how I could improve. So I could ask Claire, she does an unbelievable job that no one ever hears of to manage the amount of MVPs in the UK and Ireland is a tough job. So well done to her. Well, you just, you just named off three really important things for anybody that's interested becoming MVP. I think it's, it's great. I see these patterns again and again, but, you know, one first form is like partnering with an existing MVP and creating new content. You know, there's, that's a great way if you know somebody or friends with an MVP or become, you know, connected to them and have ideas and say, Hey, would you like to do this together? It's a great way to get your, your, your toes dipped in the pool into becoming the MVP. Second thing was starting to do more, you know, community events, especially international was so much during the pandemic that moved to virtual. There are so many opportunities like we're always looking for speakers in Utah, for example, for the user group here, you know. Third finding mentors, especially if you can find a Microsoft person to be a mentor to give you the good and the, in the bad about the things that you're doing out in the community, the space. Those are some of the three most important steps for those that are interested in becoming MVP. So, I suppose, I suppose the biggest thing, and I just want to say it because I know a lot of people watch our show Christian. Claire Smiths, Lorraine Lawrence and Christian Fegra were true to the most inspirational people in my Microsoft journey of the last few years. In general, both online and offline and behind the scenes. And I just want to give a shout out to them. Without Lorraine. I'd be where I am today. And the same with Christian Fegra. Both of them are senior, senior managers in Microsoft. And obviously Claire Smith is the R&D for the MVP program in Ireland in the UK. So just a real shout out to all three of them and thanking them for their continued support of last two years. That's great. And it's a, I know that the process is of becoming MVP.  There's a lot of good people doing fantastic things out in the community that never get that recognition. So part of it is, is getting the visibility into Microsoft people and other MVPs. That's a key part of that. So I think you can be strategic, you know, in connections that you make, but it comes down to the same thing like doing the work. Give it back to the creative the content. I suppose as you just on that and doing the work, doing the work is great. But the biggest thing to remember suppose for aspiring MVPs is doing the work regardless of recognition is really important in the MVP space. It's like to be seen to be doing something is never good, both in your job and with MVP. What you want is to be seen to be doing it. But to be really enjoying what you're actually doing to love what you do is the most important thing about the MVP program. And for anyone looking to go down that route, just do what you do love what you do show the show the sport for younger generations older generations get people who aren't necessarily tech savvy started in tech. And there's with Microsoft learn there's so many paths and nobody needs to be an expert in anything so you can start from the very basics and work your way up and that's what that's what I did. I started with my fundamentals. It's so the point is authenticity. Yeah, people see through it they I mean they know if there's look and I know against some good people but they're pushing so hard with that goal to become MVPs. And everybody like calls them on it it's like yeah but what it doesn't quite fit you're doing it for the purpose of the goal, rather than because of who you are and give it back to the community. A common refrain from MVPs is that look I would and I say this all the time, I would be doing the same stuff I'm doing today, regardless of the MVP I was doing it before for years I was doing it before. And I'll do it after I'm an MVP. Although I'd like to hit the 25 mark I'm just saying. I think I think that is every MVP's aspiration to get to that mark, because it look it just shows you're dedicated to the communities. You have an in depth knowledge of what you do you're sharing that knowledge with generations of tech professionals that might not necessarily do the same stuff as you do, but might inspire them to be better at what they're actually doing. So that's yeah 25 years Christian I can't wait to see it. A good friend, you know how how hustler that I do am a panels all the time with and he just had his 25 year. I just I can't fathom that but you know but you know that's dipping into my retirement time frame so yeah. But anyway, you know, it's so what else, what are you passionate about right now I mean what what is going on like, well let me ask you first. What is your focus in Azure specifically and then what are your passions within that space. Okay, so I suppose my focus is Azure AD connect surprisingly to a lot of people. So is your super exciting to me super so exciting and it actually it actually is it actually is Azure AD connect is really interesting because in the way we are at the moment. In Ireland anyways, it's not the same for every country but in Ireland because our broadband connection isn't as good. And we're still, we're still behind the times and we're looking at a more hybrid model with Azure. So some things in the cloud, some things on premises, some things that might be synced between both, which provides a good solution and stable solution for companies that cannot afford the cast of going to the cloud and migrating over fully. So my passion with Azure AD is the back end side which is the likes of where you might have scenario a user sinks an account. They create an account in Office 365 or Azure to create an account in AD connect, but the accounts in Office 365 have been there since day dot. So they have problems with the unique IDs and immutable IDs where they're not quite connecting together. So my my back end knowledge on that is to try and educate people and how to fix those kind of issues and how to make something that's a very big issue into something very small issue and showing the I suppose the methods behind us. And because that not everyone has that in their hand. Yeah. So what about it was so what what what new what's exciting to you now. So what what's exciting is my passions are cybersecurity. That's where I've branched out to up last year and a half. I enjoy all things cybersecurity. I'm particularly interested in the socks seem solutions. And that's what I'm kind of, I suppose, blue, blue teaming and defending against threats is what I'm looking at. So in the last year or two, I completed my country is a certification and at night I'm actually doing my degree in cybersecurity. So that's that's where I'm headed towards. So anywhere from Azure to cybersecurity are my biggest interests, not to say that I don't have interest in other things. I've worked on the likes of Windows Server, Windows OS, Hyper B, bean products. I've worked with some soccer team solutions like Splunk. I have a huge interest obviously in Microsoft Azure. I became in Azure Solutions Architects after two years of intensive training over COVID. So I suppose my interests are predominantly Azure and cybersecurity, but I have worked on other platforms and other things and supported other infrastructure. Well, there's a lot of room for growth.  They're all critical to all the systems that we work on. So it's a huge area that's expanding. Yeah, I'd absolutely agree with you. Yes. I suppose zero trust being the buzzword at the moment and technology transformation. Yeah, I suppose you need to read, read in between those topics and to discover what what they're really about. Microsoft recently, I suppose, shouted out to that and created the cybersecurity solutions architect to showcase their individual ability on that side of things. I suppose that's that's where it's headed. And if you want to, you know, work closer with cybersecurity side to things with Microsoft, though that would be one of the certifications to get and it would be it would be a stellar one to have on your CV, look, even if you're a student in college and you're starting out your degree, as you go along your four years, it, it would be recommended to look at Microsoft certification.  They count towards your college and it's a great way to start getting I suppose interested in different topics and learning your strengths. And I also add that's a great way to start with the networking and making contacts in the community aspect as well for a lot of those tools and there's free learning resources that are out there through LinkedIn learning and other sources that are out there as well. Yeah, I recommend it. So I've got a son that's about to graduate from university here in December with a degree in atmospheric sciences. So we of course we're in the family he's weather boy. And, you know, of course, but, you know, so I tried to push him at the beginning of his of his schooling, like hey should really consider like looking at some of the certifications things that I can get your discounts or, or potentially free through my profile but you can get access to a lot of this great data and stuff that's out there in, in analytics, specifically and he started picking up on Power BI he did a bunch of training courses. I said, I'm telling you, none of your classmates are doing this or very few of them are going and doing these kinds of certain certificates and things and he says now that he's almost done. And the threat was not like minoring in that information analytics and, you know, all that kind of stuff. So, you know, analytics side is such a huge space as well. And it is both from, from a vendor neutrality point of view and Microsoft especially because they've launched so many certifications into data, data analysts, data associate, data expert. You know, I mean, they're all there. And it's not just Microsoft. They're there for all providers. So, right. Well, it's just like your security security certifications in Microsoft stack, again, applicable to other areas as well. So yeah, having them shows that level of knowledge of the industry. It all applies.  Yeah, they're universal. Yeah, they're they're universal Christian and that is what separates you from the candidates that sit next to you getting getting that getting that job getting that salary getting that, I suppose, getting their dream place to work in. That's what differentiates you against them. And one of the biggest things I learned as part of my journey for tech in general, was Microsoft did a brilliant video called Microsoft certified certifications. And one of the things that is brought up in it is we, I suppose we want people that innovate, disrupt, adapt and create. And that is really important, especially in the industry, we're in in the tech sector. And that's what MVP is kind of like that you get involved in the communities. And you get, I suppose you give your technical expertise to others that need it. You help them along the way you give them you show them how they can advance their careers. You genuinely help them learn new technologies. And I suppose that's the biggest thing so innovation, creating and learning is all part of the career focus for many IT people. And as you said, it would have been great to go back and do some of those certifications and hindsight is a great thing. But, you know, we can all look back and say should have done this, that and the other and life just presents its own obstacles. So yeah, I've got stories down that road if I had gone down the path and I would have had my doctorate and it was basically in the study of collaboration technology on how it changes team culture. And that was what I was going to focus on. And that was 20 years ago. Wow, if I had completed my degree, which would have taken five, six years to complete, you know, I would have had 15 years of being an expert on exactly the world we live in now. Well, yeah, Matthew, I mean, this is, it's, you know, love, love your passion. Again, congratulations on the new MVP. So I'm sure you'll be sticking around the community for quite some time. Absolutely. Yeah. So folks that want to get in touch with you. What are the best ways to reach you so LinkedIn, of course. Yeah, absolutely. LinkedIn. So you can find me on LinkedIn just by typing in Matthew Brown. My Twitter handle is Azure Guru Maps. And you can also go to focus-it.ie onto our website if you want to get free learning advice and training.  He is the CEO of NTS who has really supported me in my journey for MVP. He is a 12-time MVP awarded individual who worked with Microsoft in the past in the small business server team. So shout out to Nick. Shout out to Dan and Frank, Dan Ray and Frank Falvey who have been very supportive in my journey to get to MVP. And a shout out to Claire Christian and Lorraine for all their support over the last few months just with getting journey to the cloud up and running fully and getting an audience. You know, just general support as part of the MVP and MCT communities. So shout out to all of them and obviously Claire Smiths who supported me on everything as well. So thank you very much, Christian. Well, thank you for your time today and hopefully we'll get to meet in person sometime soon. I was just close to your part of the world a few weeks back, but I was over in the UK, but it's been a few years since I've been over to Ireland. We will definitely get there. I had Dan Ray, he came over and stayed at the house there a few months back from the US and we had a great time. So we'll definitely get there. I plan to do a bit of traveling obviously in the next year or two and know that everything's calmed down. So look, we'll meet up one way or the other Christian and we'll take few in person pictures. Right, we'll talk to you soon. Alright, just a thanks Christian. Thanks for having me.


Good afternoon. Good morning. I wonder what is the role standing here, as the climber or developer, because the developers and managers are not so good, especially in Hong Kong, also in mainland China, not so good. So I appreciate the conference, the organizers of the courage, to think something about the case or business about my company. If you cannot catch the difficult... First, I introduce something about my company. I think the simple introduction may be that the simple comment may be more the biggest or mature, such as the biggest soft drink company, I think in the world, I think that everyone in the meeting know which company I introduce. And I said, if I say the big bank in that German, I think that everyone know which bank I mentioned. But for one key, our company's name is not easy to introduce. If ten years ago, I need the introduce to take maybe 20 minutes, but that's not enough time. So I try to introduce something about... They preserve cultural heritage community memories. They capture and refine tradition. They build home for low-income residents. Also we made our environment more sustainable. So this is the speech I told a story about that. I told you the story of one of our properties in Shanghai that happened just 20 years ago. That is the A, that is our property in here. That is old areas, but they are far away from the core city. That is 1991, 20 years ago. That is a piece of land that Shanghai government offer monkey land. That land is very special. Why special? Because on the airline, that average on the flight time that 10 or 15 minutes of flight close the flight. But I decided to take that challenge. And three years later, a big success with the opening. That for the center, that twice that glass door of the center that crashed twice. Of course, that period, if your success was not developed in Chinese land, that's rather easy. If you take some advantage. And that in 2002, that the subject very successful. And through a third party survived that digital that gave some digital very successful. Of course, 33% of the residents, they said that the airplane noise remained downgrade in their choice. Of course, that the airplane lying at the problem. However, that 84% said they would still prefer living at city guard. That the project name city guard in the long time. And only 2% said that they wanted to live in 2008. The community faced problems. So has developed very successful. But after 18 years, a big problem. That's a lack of public facilities. And a lack of a amenity. That's as I talk about our meeting. And shall we help out or not? Because they are ready to sell all together. But for one case a brand, only for brand, not for the community, they wanted to invest some money to reinvent. And they invented MIT. They invented to make a plan for the innovation project. That for 3 years. And in these years, they did something. The renovation of 14 public facilities in the city garden. Maybe that need cost. 25 million. Of course, not the US dollar. But it is far beyond what one could afford. We need to create an economical, sustainable solution. So, some problem. Of course, that chance. That simple say, that way to to a solution that project as the way to build underground that park lot. So that maybe rent or sell a lot and can to get money and to support the innovation. That is the monkey garden. But that is not only as a developer, you have an activity. But also that government attitude. And also that community attitude. What to do this. The result that that this point. Because at the government they think they unbelievable as a developer attitude. What do you want to do? What about your business that invention? What if you have no business that motive? What do you want to do? Also that there is a dance in the district. They don't believe the developer the activity. So, that is very difficult to promote. And that we certainly find that difficult to continue. But we to the government talk and talk with the community representative to talk. And then why we want to talk this because that that 10 years ago that developer that 30 project need innovation. And I think I believe in China that the cities that more and more that old that district residential district need innovation. That's a big problem in Milan China. So, when we look for the city's organization quickly developed but left many many problems and must to face. So, now back to the project by the member this year that the government started to look for regulation support for the renewal. That's the attitude different. And POC that the community that get rational and mature. So, that we continue to promote the project. I hope in November 2012 in the next meeting if I have opportunity to get the conference to get some new progress in the project to talk. That's how it is done. Thank you very much.


So, yesterday, out of nowhere, the title for Bond 25 was finally confirmed to be No Time to Die. So, what do I think about it? I don't know. It still has to sink in for me. I definitely did not see this title coming. Above my first glance, it seems a bit generic.  Live and let die? Tomorrow never dies? Die another day? But I do admit it at least sounds very Bond-ian. I made it no secret in many of my videos that I was rooting for a Shatterhand. Of course it was confirmed over half a year ago that that was off the table, but it still would have fitted, especially with waltz now confirmed to be returning as Blofeld. This title just really seems like the kind of Bond title that Brosnan would get for his Bond films. Looking at all of Craig's Bond films, this one, at least now, still kind of looks out of place. I guess I just have to get used to not saying Bond 25 anymore, but now revering to it as no time to die. They did keep this on the raps pretty well this time around, though. With Skyfall and Spectre, those titles both leaked before the reveal. I don't know if that was the case with this one, but I certainly didn't hear about it until that sudden reveal on social media yesterday. The big rumor for the title that was floating around all the time was Genoma of a Woman. I mean, I have no clue what that would have meant, but that kind of gives me similar vibes to something along the lines of the clitoris of a dame. It sounds great, but it doesn't work. So I'll happily take this one over Genoma of a Woman. I really don't have much else to say about this title. It's not the classiest, most original one we've had, but I'm sure it'll grow on me like all the Bond titles have. And yeah, it at least seems to reek back to the classic over-the-top Bond days to have a title like this. I also like the font that they used for the logo. So anyway, those are just my quick two cents on the title. Let's all just keep hoping that Bond 25, or No Time to Die, is going to be a fantastic Bond adventure and a brilliant ending to Craig's tenure as Bond.


Welcome to Access to 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 theaccessotrader.com nightly wrap up show. Hope everybody is doing well. Crazy trading day. We'll get to that in a second. Before we get started again, we always, like always, we always appreciate everybody's comments and feedback, and we love to hear individual trading stories, whether you are trading the PS60 theory or your own journey. I think it's really, really cool to listen to everybody's trading journey, everybody's individual, and everybody has their own kind of road to travel. But if you are new to the channel, like, subscribe, share, and we will continue to give us, to give you guys as much as unbiased content we can possibly get to before we get to, before we get to the overall market. Obviously, last night, we talked about the cues. Usually, I wouldn't give specific, specific levels, but I gave the price action in the cues. I gave the price action in the spies. Bulls could not hold on to those levels. We'll get hit. We'll get to that in a second. What we're looking right now is Tesla. Remember when we talked about Tesla last night? I thought there was going to be a scenario that probably sell into the event. And look, all these events are kind of playing out the same way. If you guys remember Battery Day, I do, like I mentioned a couple of videos ago. I was like $13 on Battery Day a couple of years ago. So I know what it means like, what it means sell into the event. AI, I believe the AI event was last year. It was a good event, not for shareholders aboard into it, but for the sell the news crowd. And here we are again. So I'm not listening to the conference call. It does not make a difference what the investor's day are saying. Right price action is everything right now, Tesla. And again, by the time you see this video, maybe Elon Musk says something fantastic and the stock is at 210. I have no idea. Okay. We're not trying to guess tomorrow's closing prices. We're just trying to, again, every single day, taking the data from the night before, which is the close day and make a feasibility study of what we think is going to happen for tomorrow's session. But right now, Tesla is not acting well after hours. Again, really doesn't make a difference what he is saying. After hours though, you do have some names that are doing well. Some mixed results. You've got Salesforce up about 13%. You've got OKTA, right? Having a really nice session up 10%. But the opposite of CRM, the software names, you've got Splunk, right, who is not having a great time down 5% and you have Snow on earnings as well down 6.5%. So it definitely a mixed bag here in the software space. And the leader of the software space, and I kind of want to talk about that right now is Microsoft, right? Microsoft has gone through a really, really bad cycle, right? Really all the levels that we talked about, 297, 293 on the cues, everything that violated and now Microsoft's on the 50-day moving average. We all know what happens, right? This is what happens when you lose the 50-day moving average, right? Here's what happens when you lose the 50-day moving average. So tomorrow, Microsoft confirms the 50-day, it could get really, really ugly, but more important just on Microsoft, right? Look at the whole market in general. So last night, I did the whole video we talked about, watch 293, 293, 293, 293, 293, 293, 293, 293, right? Watch the 293 at all twice and today it took out that 293. We talked about the possibility of going down to the 290 levels of the moving average. That's exactly what happened. This becomes a super important area, guys. Again, if you didn't listen to the 297, you didn't listen to the 293, just trust me.  If we start losing 290, right, and you can see it now, we've held now 293 separate times, twice in the last four days. So tomorrow will be day five. If we start losing 200 on the close, and again, if you believe in the theory, and that's the whole point of the PS60 process, if you believe in the theory that stocks trade from supply to supply to demand to demand, right? So here's the demand, trade it to demand, the 290. This thing starts losing 290, we go down to 285. Again, if you are brand new to the channel, the 50-day moving average is kind of a big deal, okay? Anything under the 50-day moving average, you're not going to want to be naked there, which are long positions, hoping to God that one day that's the bottom of the market and the sellers get tired. 2022 kind of showed you that 80, 85% of the price action below the 50-day moving average is going to be to the downside. Of course, you're going to have some updates. The market's not going to go straight down, but the 50-day is very important.  Number one, 290, right? If the bulls finally give up 290 and get their credit, they held it three times in the last, since January, right? Since January. So we held that 290 level three times. We actually bounced off it again today. If 290 gets lost, we are going to get down to the 285.80s, right? You see that 285.80s, right? That's the whole point, 285.80s. That's the 50-day moving average. Anything below the 50-day moving average, you might as well rip out your buy button. I'm telling you, it's just kind of the reality of what it is. And you can just see the sequence of events going all the way back to 2022, when we lost the 50-day moving average, right? Here's you lose the 50-day moving average. Well, what happened was a 33% decline in the Nasdaq. Nobody's calling for that. Again, we trade one day at a time. Our research and bias and opinion is based on the next day. We don't know what's going to happen a week from now. Hell, I don't know what's going to happen 15 minutes from now. Like I said, we'll be having a conversation in Tesla, which is already taking out today's low right now. But Tesla could be at 210. Obviously, I don't think that's going to happen, right? But anything's happening, anything will, and anything can happen in this market. And obviously, we will be watching for further weakness for Tesla. There's some pretty big levels, which I unfortunately won't discuss on this video before you guys in the webinar. You kind of know some of the big macro levels that are approaching Tesla. But more important is if cues fall, everything falls. It doesn't mean nothing that is going to be spared. I don't care how strong you think your stock is. It's behaving well. Always remember, the stock behaves well for a little bit of time. And we kind of talk about this nonstop. It's not the sum of the parts. Like this morning, right? Meadow is strong, meadow is strong, meadow is strong. Hey, Dan, what do you think about meadow? What do you think about meadow? What do you think about meadow? You know, I kept saying, let's forget about meadow, right? It's one stock that's standing out. There's 18,000 stocks that are breaking down. We don't care about meadow. What's the stocks that are breaking down? It's much easier to to ride the way for 18,000 going one direction than one stock going the other direction. What happens ultimately when the cues start getting weak and they start taking down, especially opening range lows towards the end of the day?  Here's meadow, right? It was the strongest stock on the board. It sold off $5 from the high. So guys, always remember, ride the weight. Ride the weight of the directional bias. Don't forget about the one stock. I know this isn't the first time we talked about it. Who cares about the one stock that stands out? Yes, like for example, his first solar had great numbers today, right? Absolutely great numbers. I didn't look at this thing once. There was no reason to. Again, why pick, you know, maybe it works, maybe it does. But my point is, why go against the wave if you, if you, if you, why go against it if you can go with it? And that's kind of the whole point of directional bias. Trading and trading with the mass is not trying to isolate one stock that's standing out. Why do you need to isolate that one stock if everything is breaking down? And if you start looking at the main cogs, right? The S&P 500, and especially in the Nasdaq 100, right? Take a look. You got Apple, right? Apple is an inch away. If the Apple starts confirming this bottom channel here, man, this thing is toast. Look at Qualcomm, right? Qualcomm is holding on to dear life, the dear life of the 50 day moving average. Qualcomm loses the 50 day. It's gonna get hit. I'll show you guys some of the pivots today. A perfect example of Zoom, right? Zoom lost the 50 day moving average today, right? Look what Zoom did, right? We talked about Zoom. Look what Zoom did. So the 50 day Qualcomm is hanging on. Apple is hanging on. Look at Microsoft, right? We talked about Microsoft a few minutes ago. Microsoft loses the 50 day moving average. It's gonna get hit. It's gonna get hit. There's not gonna be any point of reference. You got to get hit. Look at a stock like Dash, right? Same thing. It's holding on here. It's holding on to dear life. This thing loses the bottom channel. It could get hit here. It's super and duper important for the bulls to fight, man. It really is. Because again, as much as I love a bull market and I thought this phenomenal run off this 278 started and we had a 17% run in keys, but at the end of the day, if all you guys have been training in the webinar with us and training pivots for nearly 13 years now, maybe a little more now, almost 14 years now, you kind of know we don't care which way the market goes. As long as there's a trend in that direction, long, short, it doesn't make a difference and if stocks are breaking down, don't overthink, right? Don't overthink. Don't try to rationalize what's going on. This is kind of what we talked about. If we start losing the major areas, right? First the 290 level on the keys and then ultimately the 50 day moving average. And again, I can't stress the importance.  Once we get to close to macro levels, you better figure out how to hedge your portfolio because you don't know how long it lasts. Maybe it sits below the 50 day moving average one day. Maybe it sits in the 50 day moving average 10 months like it did in 2022. So be proactive in your money.  So again, big, big day, again, coming in for the keys tomorrow and Friday.  It was 293 yesterday.  So as you can imagine, when stocks, when major benchmark starts breaking down a crucial level, everything's gonna get hit, right? So again, here was the 293. 293 continues to be support last two days. Again, we talked about this level in Nozio last night in the video. We talked about it again today. And again, contested 290 again, ISM number came out at 10 o'clock and the keys just got just smashed, just absolutely smashed. Here's your breakdown, the 293 went all the way down to 290, 20, again, that's the line in the sand going into tomorrow's session on the video. Again, we had two pivots last night. As soon as I record, I finished reporting the video and the video broke that story that they did a shelf for $10 million, $10 billion, unlike a $2 stock that's a big deal when they do a shelf registration, a lot of companies, you know, the video, Amazon, Apple, they always access the debt market because a lot of the money, even the spies of rising rates is still cheap. And a stock like Apple has a hoarding a quarter of a trillion dollars in cash doesn't need to access the debt market, but it does. So a lot of these companies do exactly the same thing. So again, here's where we talk about don't fall in love with the stock, fall in love with the price action. So 239 to the upside, 229 to the downside will be interesting to see if they shake off. The funny thing is the video actually went green pre-market, but once it started losing that 229 level, right? Once it started losing that 229 level went all the way down to 225. Again, if this thing confirms, I still think it goes lower. Microsoft broke down, 248 bills below can flush more. Here is Microsoft, right? Took down to 48, trading down right to 246 to the 50 day. This 46 falls tomorrow. You got 4243 staring at deck. Again, here's a two-sided trade. Tesla 201 to the upside, 211 to the downside. It broke down to 201, traded down to 198. Then obviously snapped back. Investors conference starts with Elon Musk speaking. That's exactly what's happening. And as of right now, present day, Elon Musk, whatever he's saying, we're not saying Tesla is trading in the 197 is just traded down to 195 tomorrow. For all you guys, please come to make sure you're at morning strategy early. We will definitely talk about the very, very vital areas that Tesla, if it doesn't hold, can give us some more downward action. So please get there early. And Amazon, Amazon again, two-sided trade, 9480 to the upside, 9230 to the downside. Not a huge move, but Amazon does not look great. They were coming with short-term expiration. It took out the 9230, went down to 9159. This is the lowest close in this whole formation. Again, do I still think it goes lower? It probably does with everything else. But again, the cues need to confirm the 90. Netflix got destroyed, absolutely destroyed. Netflix, 321, if it builds below, can flush. Here is Netflix, we're right. I think we even talked about Netflix last night. It lost to 21. It lost to 14, traded all the way down to 312. This thing loses 312. I think this thing sees 305. Huge move down on Netflix and Zoom, right? We talked about Zoom last night. Zoom Fizz 72 is the 50-day support. Any close below starts the next daily down. Zoom got absolutely destroyed, right? So here is the 72. It took down this whole range here, traded right to the lows of the day at 69 and change. Look, when stocks break, they're 50-day moving average. They usually have two, three days worth of selling. Look at Google as a reference point, right? Google lost its 50-day moving average right here. It had one, two, three, four, five days of selling before it did cat bounce. So Zoom, if this thing starts confirming today's price channel and it goes lower, probably sees 65, 66 in the next negative measure potential, which is the low from January the 25th. And I believe that is it, right? I believe that is it. So that's it, guys. You know, the stage is set. The players are set. The characters are set. We're all set. We're prepared. Tomorrow, again, write this down. You got the 290 area. Again, for all you guys who are joining us for the first time tomorrow in the webinar, we start, the webinar is open, broadcasting news and all that stuff at eight o'clock in the morning. I call on about 8.45, nine o'clock. Morning strategy starts about 9.15. And believe it or not, we knock everything out the box in that first 15 minutes to get everybody prepared for the day. Guys, have a great night.  And well, as God's help, I'll see you guys tomorrow. Take care.


signal gasoline let every traffic signal remind you you do go farther with signal gasoline yes you do go farther with signal the signal oil company and your neighborhood signal dealer bring you another curious story by the whistler tonight highway of escape and the whistler and I know many things for I walk by night I know many strange tales hidden in the heart of men and women who have stepped into the shadows yes I know the nameless terrors of which they dare not speak Francis Block was never meant for the desert but fate put her there set her down solidly in the center of an expanse of creosote brush and Joshua trees cactus and hot dry sand it a scrubby little group of nondescript shacks huddled in the shade of a few scraggly umbrellas known to the truck drivers passing through on highway 441 as the Duncan Wells tourist camp just Francis and Pete Crawford her stepfather for her it was a prison for him it was a living and the only one he knew it was on a particularly hot day in July that she decided she couldn't stand it any longer on a Sunday morning when the temperature stood at 90 degrees at eight o'clock Francis knew there was always more money than usual in the cash register on Sunday morning 1150 1225 85 1285 oh you open for business not yet kind of early not even gasoline the lock how far the next time 17 miles the world okay I can make it I guess thanks a lot better get going just second yeah you are going through to I mean it's English yeah do that by noon can you take me huh I've got to get out of here this morning right now oh come on you could take me if you wanted to couldn't you know I like to please look I'll give you five dollars sorry sister there's company rules no writers I'd lose my job they'll never know look mister you don't know what it means it's life and death yeah yeah it's life and death death if I stay here in this this prison I can't take it any longer you see you've got to take me away you've got to hey what's the matter you sick or something yeah yeah I'm sick look look I'll make it $10 $10 to Los Angeles that leaves me only 285 my bag's right there it's all packed I won't tell the company they'll never know see just you and me I'll know and I'll get off in Los Angeles put 10 bucks you can take the train no there's no trains here just trucks guys like you need to train from the next time I think yeah yeah how about that you can take me to the next town that's all just in the next town well I don't know I didn't want in Francis there's a little lady here what's the ride into town with me sorry mister she's made a mistake I have not I'm going here no Francis you're not going you can't stop me Pete you can't stop me I'm gonna stay here maybe maybe you two better talk this over I just thought I'd run it is so wow but she gets this away ever so often she'll get over it yeah well see on my way back maybe yeah so long you did it again you filthy Francis I know how you feel gal this ain't no place for a young filly like you can't just see there ain't nothing else I can do ever since your mom died I killed her that's what you did Francis that's an awful thing to say just the same as if you shot her with a gun bringing her up to this God forsaken hole making her work when she couldn't breathe well you're not doing it to me do you hear wait a minute you ain't talking to me like that oh no well listen you dirty desert rat I've had all of you I'm gonna take and I'm getting out of here today this morning in five minutes of a car comes you're still my stepdaughter Francis until you're 21 I'm a feared I'm doing the decided oh now come on you just trot on back to the cabin and lay down for a while you'll feel better in no time get away from me I'll understand about your more someday I know this place ain't much of a spread but it was ours and we built it together come on I said get away from me these Francis just this once for me wait a minute now put that knife down Francis you ain't in no condition have you picked up your free federal use stamp protector yet that your signal gasoline dealers the deadline has already passed you know for getting your new use stamp on your windshield and since that little stamp has to hang on your windshield for a whole year you will naturally want to protect it from moisture or scuffing so it won't peel off that's why signal oil company had these little use stamp protectors made up for you they're smart looking transparent and water resistant so you can wash right over them without affecting your use stamp and of course they're free one of the little extra services your signal dealer offers to keep your car looking its best unfortunately like all things in wartime the supply is limited this year since every car will be needing one I'd suggest that you get yours without delay tomorrow if possible just drive into any of the friendly stations displaying signals yellow and black circle sign and say I'd like one of the use stamp protectors that was offered free on the whistler and now back to the whistler it's over in your free now you stare at him for a moment as he lies there on the floor in the middle of the small lunch room very still for the first time in your life you notice he has a kind face a peaceful face no look of fear on it just peace deep enduring peace yes you're free now you can leave anytime you want to today this morning the next five minutes if a car comes you jump as a car pulls up out in front quickly Francis move the body behind the counter before the driver comes in now take it easy just relax he mustn't know hi beautiful I'm gonna cup of java what's the matter nothing coffee is made yet cigarette a scarcity stays no you're gonna make it or shall I make what a coffee say you sure nothing's a matter okay something's a matter I'm scared of my stepfather huh he's horrible I live here I can't stand it anymore it's too bad oh please please take me with you this tomorrow anyway I won't be any trouble not wait a minute hold everything not not not take it easy where is your stepfather he's asleep in his cabin he's drunk he'll wake up I see you you got any money well dollars but I can work once I get to a big town I don't know oh please please I've been driving all night I was gonna grab a little shut I hear for a few hours now he might wake up and he might yeah yeah yeah well okay come on what you told me about that stepfather yours I got half a minute go back and punch him in his nose he's got no hold on you was he think he is hey listen that's who is thing right go back there and tell him right off no we can't I'd like to anyway I suppose it wouldn't do any good only make trouble for you beats me though how any man can treat a girl as nice as you like that you were you are pretty you know thanks how my name's how hi what's yours Francis Francis nice name here then what motor Betsy doesn't like this he didn't even want to we do how far you going Francis Los Angeles nice town and they have a lot of fun there we yeah you and me I you wasn't going at five you might change your mind I don't know maybe Los Angeles is a nice town and come on over yeah Los Angeles is a great place you know I can get a couple of days off and oh that's he means it this time what was it 17 miles of Suarez from that camp yeah but we've come five shorter to go back I gotta get to a phone no no Francis don't worry about him I'll be ready for him but I can't go back I'll walk you do nothing that a kind look baby all you need is someone to take care of you from now on I'm the guy you can't I can't I told you to let me I don't want you to handle it stop it hold yourself baby don't you trust me no I mean yes but what about Los Angeles John forget not you I said it's not you just don't ask me any more all I want to know just sit tight and let me handle every where's the phone on the wall about the door what you're gonna do sit there yeah I'll wait I'll be sure you do what do you mean and nothing I guess I got the jumps too and don't worry about him if he comes out just let out a yell I'll be here in a second you know baby I kind of like you keep that chin up Francis keep your chin up you could use a little courage now couldn't you there's a chance he won't look behind the counter just a bear chance but if he does there you are in the stall automobile 20 miles from nowhere and not a car in sight wait a minute around a car very Francis you've got to stop it yeah yeah he's hurt quick I've got to get a doctor well you're a mighty lucky young lady I happen to be a doctor myself where is he oh no no no it's bad it's horrible I don't want you just let me decide that oh here I got my case you take me to him he's in the lunchroom I better wait here yes yes I understand you just relax now and I'll take a look that might not be as bad as you think just wait there in my car they're like that Francis do something the car his car stay 70 keep your eye on the centerline wavering like a snake between the wheels between you and the cam 75 80 almost lost it on that turn the accelerators down to the floor faster okay let it get off the road take off cross country I'll be watching watching the road cross country and hear himself think around here oh sorry Matty I don't know why in the world you keep that thing banging away night and day that's the dad blasted tubes gets louder and softer all of a sudden fella from Sarawak coming up to fix it ain't seen him there should be here this afternoon think I'll go out and take a look around Jake Watson you stay right in that chair you've been a mighty sick man hey Matty Matty look what they're coming up the walk well here come from hey she's sick he's he almost fell well dad blasted do something you stay right there hold on my arm my you look all tuckered out come in now don't talk we'll just get you out of this hot sun wouldn't surprise me none to find you was in my son's truck no hats and all whatever you do and walking around out here how's yourself Jake can't you see the poor thing can't hardly walk let alone listening to you Jabber there now you sit down there and I'll get you a nice cool drink of milk they've been walking far miss yeah any particular reason yeah I got my car any more questions no no I just thought of Mike peculiar you picked this time of day to go walking sorry now Jake suppose you quit jabber and let the poor girl rest as well she's about done in yes she's been in an accident car went off the road well I declare ain't hurt none are you no well here you just lean back and take a good drink of milk you're better in a jetty attention please the armor look out for a young woman in blue slacks and a yellow jacket probably driving a Buick sedan license number 8x43 h7 about 5 feet 4 inches tall blonde hair named Francis Block wanted in connection with the murder of Peter Crawford this morning at Duncan Wells repeat that's you wait a minute young lady here let me help you out her no that's what we get for being good Christian hey turn the radio off a murderous I knew there was something slick about that girl that's all right she won't get fair in his heat not in the desert unbearably hot 110 in the shade you can't keep going much longer Francis feet swollen and blistered bruises that ache with every step you take three in the afternoon you've been walking two hours since you left the farmhouse 120 blazing minutes the head is full of sun the flat horizon waivers dust in your nose and throat you've got to have water water from the clear sparkling fountain in the square of Wilkins corners the little town ahead you've got to take a chance maybe they haven't heard about you here in Wilkins corners Francis maybe they don't listen to their radios look at that sign down the street coffee hamburgers take a chance you may not get another one for a long time morning miss like something to eat man come to the right place hamburgers hot dogs barbecues whole wheat white rye apple peach poison very cherry lemon meringue coffee milk and coke hamburger and white coffee hamburger mustard ketchup or tomato sauce you're right up pre-war service now we've really converted hi Billy what's doing down in Swarov mighty busy today barbecuing whole wheat and coffee special special what's mean busy why I don't mean to tell me you ain't heard about the killing huh what killin for sure a found a man stabbed to death at Duncan well Stewart skin yeah a guy who runs his name Pete Crawford no yeah get on a mackerel and a killer got away this a sheriff's got pussy out hey late you hear that I kill it over to Duncan's Wells this morning Pete Crawford yeah killer nope and better watch out might be serving him a meal long about now stab bloody yeah with a bread knife dog looking was coming down from cactus garden he claims he talked with a killer why do you need him oh you know doc but scared of his own shadow that's too bad yeah it is they say old Pete Crawford didn't have an enemy in the world I mean it's too bad doc didn't do something so you know the best time an apple murderer is right after he's done his job surprised me none see this thing end up as well as another one of Sheriff Bradshaw's famous unsolved mysteries oh I don't know no murders a funny thing ain't like going down the feed store for a sack of barley takes plan and thinking there's a thousand ways a killer can trip himself up just one full step along the way and it's all over maybe so you know I'd like to see that killer right now probably pacing the floor somewhere wondering if there was a slip up now I wouldn't want to be an old Dr. Lawton shoes being the only witness but you're the old boys looking six ways before he leaves his house there you are miss amber grown white and I'll go get your cup hey well what's the matter what are you supposed she went you forgot your hunger in a hurry didn't you Francis a half minute more in that restaurant and it would have been all over you're tired worn out but you can still think a thousand ways you can trip up make a full step that's what he said but you'll show them won't you Francis first get out of town and keep off the highways remember the Sheriff's posse the railroad that's it all the freight trains have to stop at that water tower a half mile out of town cross country again through the brush under that blazing sun keep away from the road and finally the cool shade of the water tower with the drops splashing into a puddle there in the shade you sit down and rest let your eyes close then I am piping in the corner remember where it is beautiful hell thought you'd be here almost gave me the slip back there what do you want gave you quite a run didn't I well mine if I sit down I got some talking to do yeah it's better nice and cool in you know maybe I'm a sucker but I still think it pretty nice beautiful but dumb do you think you could get away with it I don't know I'm so tired I know you're tired baby probably a little loony with a hate to no one in his right mind would have done you don't have to rub it in listen to me I can help you see I'm the only one looking out for get out of this and we got a chance to let you play ball understand help me you sorry baby maybe you'll listen to me all right how I'll listen to you there's a way out of this it's a short chance but you'll have to take it wait a minute here comes a train get back there the fate of life to stop let me take a look I can't tell yet wait a minute yep yep it's afraid off so you were going to help me you didn't fool me that's one mistake I didn't make you were careful you could see through his offer to help couldn't show no slips Francis no false steps the train has stopped for water you hide trembling behind the shack at the water tower then as the train starts up you grab the rung of the ladder on a passing car up the side now across the top and down the side before anyone sees you wait as a guard on top moving toward you down the tops of the cars don't look back much where you're going no false steps Francis no false steps now the whistler will return in just a moment with a strange ending to tonight's story meantime a word about today's pre-war bargain in gasoline mileage that's helping more and more wise Western drivers stretch their ration gas stamps I'm talking about the good pre-war mileage you still get in signal go farther gasoline yes it's true you still go as far as before the war with signal and I'll tell you why you see the gasoline ingredients which you've heard are reserved for war or the very volatile highest octane components such as isopentane that's why signal oil company frankly admits no gasoline today can give you all the pep and anti-knock performance you found in pre-war signal gasoline and which you'll enjoy again and even further improved signal post-war gasoline but when it comes to mileage that's where signal gasoline still shines for today's signal formula still contains not only all the high energy components that gave pre-war signal gasoline its superior mileage but also new high mileage hydrocarbons have been added you can prove this for yourself by keeping track of your mileage you'll find it's as true today as before the war you do go farther with signal gasoline and now back to the whistler steps frances that's what the man said and you are going to be so careful but then how could you tell what kind of a false step it might be and now it's all over and everyone knows the answer to the killing of your stepfather well it's all cleaned up now found the murderer dead right there between the railroad tracks terrible thing terrible of course without the doctor's testimony and they might never have known how it happened the doctor sure sure according to radio doctor says he went into the lunchroom found that fellow leaning over Pete Crawford with a knife in his hand well the doc practically witnessed a murder and the girl didn't do it oh I knew she was innocent the poor little thing yep she was innocent all right they figured the murder was going to try to shut her up too that's why she had to defend herself with that piece of light lead pipe there all gone it he was already wanted in New Orleans for killing ten days ago terrible thing terrible only one thing I can't figure what's that well after she got the murder like she did what do you suppose she was running away from so we'll bring you another strange tale broadcast for your entertainment by the marketers of signal gasoline and motor oil and fine quality automotive accessories and by your neighborhood signal dealer this program directed by George W. 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For me, American Horror Story past the first few seasons has had some problems keeping steam for the entire season. But after nine seasons and at least four more on the way, American Horror Story creator Ryan Murphy may have found a fix to this as he has confirmed there will be a spin-off based on the hit horror series. Ladies and gentlemen, this is Matt Rogers. Around this time of the year we usually expect a teaser or at least a theme announcement for American Horror Story. But in a recent interview with The Wrap, Murphy has opened up about the challenges the cast and crew have faced due to the recent pandemic. Quote, a lot of what I was going to shoot was dependent on a very specific moment. It was a weather dependent show, so now I don't know. I don't know what we're going to do. I don't know what we're going to do next with that show. I don't know if I'll accelerate another season or wait till next year to shoot this one. End quote. This means there may be a reshuffling of seasons and a whole new theme will be revealed in 2020 in its place. Alternatively, we won't get a season this year at all. Although I've made many videos slowly losing hope for the series and constantly getting my hopes up and disappointed, 1984 being a perfect example of this, the aesthetic for this upcoming season looked pretty good. I'm getting Lovecraftian killer mermaid vibes, which I'm fully on board with, plus the Vkars-McCauley-Kulken, which is a choice that's definitely left of centre but I am supportive of. And this season we'll see series regulars returning after skipping season 9, including Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters and Kathy Bates. The season's theme is still anyone's guess though, as all we have so far is an overcast sky over the ocean with hands washing up on shore and apparently the season requires certain weather to film. Scenes filmed in the ocean, I assume, that may be too ambitious to film in a studio. But Ryan Murphy has made an unexpected announcement on his Instagram about a zoom call with all the cast with a photoshopped image of that call saying, quote, American Horror Story cast zoom call, where we reminisced about the good times, the spinoff we're doing called American Horror Stories, one hour contained episodes, when we will start filming the next season of The Mothership and other stuff I cannot print. It was so much fun and I'm glad we caught up, I miss everyone, end quote. From experience I've been taught not to be too optimistic, but the first act of American Horror Story season seemed to be mostly the best, with a lot of seasons fizzling out at the end. And self-contained episodes could address this issue. I would love to see some standalone prequels and epilogues from the already established worlds. I want to see a backstory for the aliens from Asylum. How about what happened at Miss Robo Shows Academy before and after the events of Coven? Lots of potential there, but on the other hand, there's nothing wrong with starting fresh either. And doing a season built up of anthology episodes like, say, Black Mirror with a few references to the mothership season along the way. No official dates have been released for American Horror Stories or the new American Horror Story season, which is usually released in fall. In the meantime, if you want your Ryan Murphy fix, he's been creating a lot of Netflix content of late. I've been watching his new show, Hollywood, and before that, The Politician, and they're both really great shows. Not horror, but you can tell Murphy is behind the camera and there are some familiar faces in the cast. The politician about a student who is perfectionist and ambitious and building a career in politics and Hollywood about nobody is trying to make it big in the golden age of Hollywood. In my opinion, both really worth your time. But what would you like to see from a standalone episode season of Horror Stories? I'll be chatting with you guys in the comments. Be sure to subscribe if you want to keep up to date on all things American Horror Story. But until next time, this is Matt Rodgers and that is all.


All right. Now, if you look on YouTube, if you look everywhere, if you listen to Uranium miners and anybody related to the industry, there is a perfect storm coming into the Uranium market. Uranium prices will spike, but then if you look at the real prices, they are very low. So there is a bullish thesis as we saw in the video, but there has to be another bearish thesis if not Uranium prices would be already extremely high. So let's see what is a different perspective on the Uranium market. Now, if I look at the US Energy Information Administration, they are much more conservative with their forecasts on nuclear. We can see here nuclear being relatively flat as a contributor to global energy. Bloomberg sees a significant increase only from 2025 onwards and then from 2030 a decline in the actual contribution of nuclear energy as the old generators are phased out. Further, the energy transition outlook season increase over the next five years as probably the Japanese reactors restart, but then decrease again over the long term. So we have already three institutions that tell me that nuclear will be used less and less. Further, all those predictions, forecasts are futile. This is a nice picture from Clean Technica about forecasts. It was forecast that we would reach 0.45 gigawatts of solar power on the grid by 2035. In November 2013, we reached 7.11 gigawatts. So that's how predictions in the energy market are extremely volatile and have to be taken into account as a risk. Further, the world nuclear report from 2012 is painful to read if you are a nuclear bull, uranium bull. A thing that the bulls forget to mention is that much of the current production, nuclear energy production is getting old. Lifetime of a generator is usually 40 years and most of them were built in the 1980s. So as I am, so are the generators approaching 40 years, which leads to them being phased out. And you can see how without the new generators coming up, slowly, slowly nuclear energy will not be produced. In the 1980s, there were about 200 generators on average in construction. Now we are only at 50, which is 25% of what was the case long, long time ago. So really, either production, either construction of generators ramps up or demand for uranium actually goes down. Also, as I said, the age distribution of operating nuclear reactors is pretty much skewed on old, old, old, old, and you need a lot of investments to replace them. And there is more and more investment going on in the solar industry. This is the 40 year lifetime projection from 2012. But still look at the negative net increase in the number of generators with what's going on and with what is really planned for now. So there you have a bearish thesis, there you have what value investors might look at. And then you see, okay, uranium is not such in a big perfect storm. If these generators, reactors start getting out of the market. Further, on supply and demand, if uranium prices really go up, projects like the one from next gen energy could again shake the markets. We are talking about 21% of global supply at extremely low cost, somewhere about $11 per pound coming onto the market. So there you have your contracts, there you have your long term contracts. We know that they can produce very, very cheaply. We know that there is plenty of supply that can be produced very, very cheaply. And as I said in the bullish thesis, there are 72 million pounds that have been cut. Those pounds can be easily brought back to the market. And then you have again a disaster for uranium prices. Furderach has a nice uranium supply surplus deficit that shows that assuming long term cuts, the 72 million cuts, there will be a deficit in the market. But if there is a deficit, if prices go higher, then I think those cuts will be reverted and there will be new supply. So it's not really sure that there will be a deficit. Because if Kazatom decides to ramp up production at 35 to prevent other players to enter the market, the balance might not go to 50, but might stay at 35 or 40. And a lot of projects might not be that profitable at $30 per pound, as they would be at 50, what everybody expects, in this case the RO works project from next gen. Now looking at the cost curve, it looks like a hockey stick. And yes, if there is demand that is higher than supply, then the last marginal pound of uranium trade that sets the price, which could easily push uranium prices above 100. But at 170 million pounds, I see here the marginal price being below 40, especially if there is new introduction, if there is more production, etc. So it isn't really that much of a positive picture from a bearish perspective, of course. Also, as I said, the RO project adds what 15-17% at a very, very low cost to the market. So we have seen in the other video the bullish thesis and now the bearish thesis. And this is the reason why the prices are subdued. But this still doesn't mean a lot. Now we have to compare the bullish thesis, the reward, the bearish thesis, the risk to what is priced into the stocks that we can invest in. And that is what I will discuss in the next video talking about uranium stocks.


As a prominent Democrat governor, is Bernie Sanders an acceptable alternative to Hillary Clinton as candidate? I think the fact that he's called himself a socialist is poison in a general election. I mean, I'm being honest. I think he deserves credit for raising issues, education, income inequality, health care. Although the single payer, you know, I don't think it'll work, but people want to see health care done more efficiently. There's no question about that and, you know, access to everyone. In a general election, of course, if it's Trump, we have a shot, I think. But, you know, I've been wrong. I just, I think if it's, I think Hillary defeats anybody unless it's Kasich, Bush, maybe Rubio. I know there's a fascination with Rubio. I worry about a Rubio, Florida, Kasich ticket, Ohio. I worry about those are two big states. Hillary going in, maybe a bit wounded. I think she's still the favorite. But again, as I said, I've been wrong.


Christmas Bells by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Read for LibriVox.org for Christmas 2006 by Annie Coleman I heard the bells on Christmas Day, their old, familiar carols play, and wild and sweet the words repeat of peace on earth, goodwill to men, and thought how, as the day had come, the belfries of all Christendom had rolled along the unbroken song of peace on earth, goodwill to men. Till ringing, singing on its way, the world revolved from night to day, a voice, a chime, a chant sublime, of peace on earth, goodwill to men. Then from each black accursed mouth the cannon thundered in the south, and with the sound the carols drowned of peace on earth, goodwill to men. It was as if an earthquake wrenched the hearthstones of a continent, and made forlorn the households born of peace on earth, goodwill to men. And in despair I bowed my head, there is no peace on earth, I said, for hate is strong and mocks the song of peace on earth, goodwill to men. Then peeled the bells more loud and deep, God is not dead, nor doth he sleep, the wrong shall fail, the right prevail with peace on earth, goodwill to men. Christmas Bells by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, read for LibriVox.org for Christmas 2006 by Catherine Eastman. I heard the bells on Christmas Day, their old familiar carols play, and wild and sweet the words repeat of peace on earth, goodwill to men. And thought how, as the day had come, the belfries of all Christendom had rolled along the unbroken song of peace on earth, goodwill to men. Till ringing, singing on its way, the world revolved from night to day, a voice, a chime, a chant sublime of peace on earth, goodwill to men. Then from each black accursed mouth the cannon thundered in the south, and with the sound the carols drowned of peace on earth, goodwill to men. It was as if an earthquake rent the heart stones of a continent, and made forlorn the households born of peace on earth, goodwill to men. And in despair I bowed my head, there is no peace on earth, I said, for hate is strong and mocks the song of peace on earth, goodwill to men. Then peeled the bells more loud and deep, God is not dead, nor doth he sleep, the wrong shall fail, the right prevail, with peace on earth, goodwill to men. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Christmas Bells by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, read for LibriVox.org for Christmas 2006 by Claire Gauget. I heard the bells on Christmas day, their old familiar carols play, and wild and sweet the words repeat, of peace on earth, goodwill to men. And thought how as the day had come the bell-freeze of all Christendom had rolled along the unbroken song of peace on earth, goodwill to men. Till ringing, singing on its way, the world revolved from night to day, a voice a chime, a chant sublime, of peace on earth, goodwill to men. Then from each black accursed mouth, the cannon thundered in the south, and with the sound the carols drowned of peace on earth, goodwill to men. It was as if an earthquake rend the hearth stones of a continent, and made forlorn the households born of peace on earth, goodwill to men. And in despair I bowed my head. There is no peace on earth, I said, for hate is strong and mocks the song of peace on earth, goodwill to men. Then peeled the bells more loud and deep, God is not dead, nor doth he sleep. The wrong shall fail, the right prevail, with peace on earth, goodwill to men. I heard the bells on Christmas Day, their old, familiar carols play, and wild and sweet the words repeat, of peace on earth, goodwill to men. And thought how, as the day had come, the belfries of all Christendom had rolled along the unbroken song of peace on earth, goodwill to men. Still ringing, singing on its way, the world revolved from night to day, a voice, a chime, a chant sublime, of peace on earth, goodwill to men. Then from each black accursed mouth the cannon thundered in the south, and with the sound the carols drowned of peace on earth, goodwill to men. It was as if an earthquake rend the hearthstones of a continent and made forlorn, the households born of peace on earth, goodwill to men. And in despair I bowed my head, there is no peace on earth, I said, for hate is strong and mocks the song of peace on earth, goodwill to men. When pealed the bells more loud and deep, God is not dead, nor doth he sleep, the wrong shall fail, the right prevail, with peace on earth, goodwill to men. On this day there are old familiar carols play, in wild and sweet there was repeat of peace on earth, goodwill to men. And thought how, as the day had come, a bell freeze of all Christendom had rolled along the unbroken song of peace on earth, goodwill to men. Still ringing, singing on its way, the world revolved from night to day, a voice, a sound, a chance, a bomb, a peace on earth, goodwill to men. Then from each black a cousin mouth the cannon thundered in the south, and with the sound the carols drowned of peace on earth, goodwill to men. It was as if an earthquake rend the hearthstones of a continent and made forlorn, the households born of peace on earth, goodwill to men. And in despair I bowed my head, there is no peace on earth, I said, for hate is strong and mocks the song of peace on earth, goodwill to men. Then feel the bells more loud and deep, God is not dead, nor doth he sleep, the wrong shall fail, the right prevail, with peace on earth, goodwill to men. Christmas Bells by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, read for LibriVarx.org for Christmas 2006 by Kristen Hughes. I heard the bells on Christmas Day, their old familiar carols play, and wild and sweet the words repeat, of peace on earth, goodwill to men. And thought how as the day had come, the bell-freeze of all Christendom had rolled along the unbroken song of peace on earth, goodwill to men. Till ringing, singing on its way, the world revolved from night to day, a voice, a chime, a chant sublime, of peace on earth, goodwill to men. Then from each black accursed mouth the cannon thundered in the south, and with the sound the carols drowned, of peace on earth, goodwill to men. It was as if an earthquake rent the hearthstones of a continent, and made for lawn the households born of peace on earth, goodwill to men. And in despair I bowed my head, there is no peace on earth, I said, for hate is strong and marks the song of peace on earth, goodwill to men. Then peeled the bells more loud and deep, God is not dead, nor doth he sleep, the wrong shall fail the right prevail, with peace on earth, goodwill to men. Christmas Bells by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, read for LibriVox.org for Christmas 2006 by Kara Schellenberg. I heard the bells on Christmas day their old familiar carols play, and wild and sweet the words repeat, of peace on earth, goodwill to men. And thought how as the day had come the bell-freeze of all Christendom had rolled along the unbroken song of peace on earth, goodwill to men. Till ringing, singing on its way, the world revolved from night to day. A voice, a chime, a chant sublime, of peace on earth, goodwill to men. Then from each black accursed mouth the cannon thundered in the south, and with the sound the carols drowned, of peace on earth, goodwill to men. It was as if an earthquake rent the hearthstones of a continent, and made for lawn the households born of peace on earth, goodwill to men. And in despair I bowed my head. There is no peace on earth, I said, for hate is strong and mocks the song of peace on earth, goodwill to men. Then peeled the bells more loud and deep. God is not dead nor doth he sleep. The wrong shall fail, the right prevail, with peace on earth, goodwill to men. Bells on Christmas day their old familiar carols play, and wild and sweet the words repeat of peace on earth, goodwill to men. And thought how, as the day had come, the bell-freeze of all Christendom had rolled along the unbroken song of peace on earth, goodwill to men. Till ringing, singing on its way, the world revolved from night to day, a voice, a chime, a chant sublime of peace on earth, goodwill to men. Then from each black accursed mouth the cannon thundered in the south, and with the sound the carols drowned of peace on earth, goodwill to men. It was as if an earthquake rent the hearthstones of a continent, and made for Lorne the household's born of peace on earth, goodwill to men. And in despair I bowed my head, there is no peace on earth, I said, for hate is strong and mocks the song of peace on earth, goodwill to men. Then peeled the bells more loud and deep. God is not dead nor doth he sleep. The wrong shall fail, the right prevail with peace on earth, goodwill to men. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Christmas Bells by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, read for LibriVox.org by William Hazeltine, on Christmas Day 2006, in Memphis, Tennessee. I heard the bells on Christmas Day, their old, familiar carols play, and wild and sweet the words repeat of peace on earth, goodwill to men. And thought how, as the day had come, the bell-freeze of all Christendom had rolled along the unbroken song of peace on earth, goodwill to men. Till ringing, singing on its way, the world revolved from night to day, a voice, a chime, a chant sublime of peace on earth, goodwill to men. Then from each black accursed mouth the cannon thundered in the south, and with the sound the carols drowned of peace on earth, goodwill to men. It was as if an earthquake rent the hearthstones of a continent, and made forlorn the households born of peace on earth, goodwill to men. And in despair I bowed my head, there is no peace on earth, I said, for hate is strong, and mocks the song of peace on earth, goodwill to men. Then peeled the bells more loud and deep, God is not dead, nor doth he sleep. The wrong shall fail, the right prevail with peace on earth. Goodwill to men. End of form.


Look, I think protecting children is keeping kids safe. We deal with a lot of children that have been offended against and we feel and I feel that we give these kids a voice. Well to me it means ensuring every child feels safe all the time, both within their own home and in the community. But for me personally it means doing the best I can at my job to prevent crime against children. To me in my area in a local CPIU I daresay my concentration focuses on the victims of crime. We see it a lot even in a local area where we have people come forward with varying complaints of sexual abuse through to abuse at school, a lot of cyber bullying these days as well. Being a thank you letter from a victim child, I can't change what happened to them and it's heartbreaking but I can support them through the investigation process and secure a successful outcome which can be empowering to a victim child and their family. daresay my best day at work would have came towards Christmas last year. I'd spent a good couple of years involved with an 11 year old female victim. She had been basically sexually offended against by a stepfather for a period of four years so very young, very vulnerable. That court process, well following that person being charged and the pending court process which took nearly a year and a half. He was eventually found guilty and sentenced to nine years in jail. That lovely child decided to come in just prior to Christmas with a nice card saying thank you very much for what you did and yeah I was very grateful for that. Best day at work was probably today so basically we had a complaint just last week of a 16 year old girl that she had felt pregnant due to being raped. She revealed that there was an offender that was known to her and today we went out and I'm arrested that offender and today is before the court. I'm a marine biologist only because I love dolphins when I was younger. I always wanted to do this, a police officer so basically yeah and I got to stage when I was in my mid 40s and I thought if I don't do it now it's my last chance so I applied in 2010 and I got into the academy in August of 10 and we're here, yeah it's been fantastic. Well I grew up in a police family so I definitely always had an interest to follow Dad's footsteps. Certain things led to a different path for me though, I ended up in a trade doing electronics in the army for a good 16 years and then made the decision that that was no longer for me and I wanted that uniform in blue. Yeah well I've been doing it for like 15 years I couldn't imagine doing anything else. Someone's got to stand up for the most vulnerable.


I welcome everyone to the sixth meeting of the Standards, Procedure and Public Appointments Committee in 2023. Our first agenda item is to welcome a new member to the committee, Emma Harper. Do you have any interests that you would like to declare at this at the start of the committee? Thank you, convener. Good morning to everybody. It's nice to be here and I have nothing to declare. Excellent, thank you. With Emma joining us, of course it means we have lost a member, which is Collette Stevenson MSP, who has moved on to other things, and I would like both formally to put on the record my thanks and the committee's thanks to Collette's work over this period and invite the committee to agree that they're happy for me to write to Collette just to thank her for a time spent on this committee. Excellent. Our second agenda item is in relation to taking matters 4 and 5 from the agenda in private. Agenda item 4 is consideration of a standing order rule changes. Agenda item 5 is consideration of a report we've received from the commissioner for ethical standards in public life in Scotland. Are the committee in agreement to take these in private? I'm grateful. Agenda item 3 then. Our next item is for the committee to take evidence on an SSI 2023 oblique 81, the Scottish local government elections amendment 2023. We've received these in the papers. Do any members have any comments on the proposed regulations? Bob Doris. Just very briefly, convener, I welcome them, and I look forward, I think, at section 6A that's been added to four European nations where there will be reciprocal candidacy rights provided. Just to put on record that I very much hope that that will be extended in short order for all European Union nationals who have made home in Scotland to have these full rights, and it's just a pity or shame that we're in a situation where it's only four nations because of Brexit, but that may be a policy drift, and I'll leave that, convener. I am content and agreeable to the provisions before us. Excellent. As those watching may be aware, the committee are very aware of the treaty arrangements having discussed these on a number of matters in previous meetings. Would any other member like to make a comment before I formally put the question to the committee? If not, are members content to note the instrument and agree to make no recommendations? Agreed. Excellent. I will now move this meeting into private.


So with only a week until Wimbledon, the seedings have now been set, and it's been a very quick turnaround. Of course, the French Open was only a couple weeks ago, two weeks in, the rankings have changed a little bit. And we have a number one ranking for Carlos Alcraz, he's going to be the top seed of Wimbledon. Let's go have a look at the 32 seeds for the men and the women. So let's start with the women's seeds for Wimbledon because there are some really low ranked, dangerous players. Starting number 32 with Buscova, just sneaking into the seeds. Sharif will be number 31 with Mardic at number 30, Baguette 29, Mertens at 28, Perra comes in at 27 with Kalanina at number 26. Kizu will be 25, Zheng will be 24 with Lynette at 23. Potipova comes in at number 22 with Alexandrova at 21, who's been very dangerous to keep an eye on her. Vekic also very dangerous at number 20, with Azarenka at number 19, Plushkova at number 18, and OstaPenko at number 17. And remember the top 16 and the bottom 16 from 17 to 32 could clash in the third round. So we could get one of the top 10 players playing OstaPenko in the third round. So keep that in mind. Mokova, she comes in at 16 with Sampsonova at 15, Benchage at 14, Adajmire at 13 with Kudamatova at number 12, Kazakina at 11 with Krajikova at 10. Kovitava comes in at number nine after a good win last week. And now for the top eight with Sakurai at number eight, Goffa at number seven, Jabura at number six, Garcia at five. Pagula is going to be number four with Rabakina at three, Sabalenka at two, and Shfiantech is the top seed for Wimbledon. And of course the top four seeds won't play until the semifinals. Top eight won't play until the quarterfinals, and the top 16 won't meet any earlier than a fourth round. Like I said, the top 16 and the bottom 16 could play as early as the third round. So we could get some banger first week clashes between some of those top guns and players like Alexandrova or Vekic or even Osta Penko, who are all very dangerous third round opponents. Jumping over to the men's side of things now, and starting at number 32 with Fakina into that spot. Kirios is at the 31 spot with Etcheveria at 30, Grigsbaugh at 29, Evans at 28, Ushapavalov at 27, Jarry at 26, Nishioca at 25, Bublik after his good win last week gets 24th seed with Kota at number 23, Dmitriov at 22, RBA at 21, Struff is at number 20, Alexander Zverev is at number 19. So just like Kota like Osta Penko, he could play someone in the top 10 very early on. Sarundalov at 18, Hercatch at number 17, Paul sneaks into that top 16 with Diminor at number 15, Moussetti at 14, Chari to 13, Nori at 12, Ozhelia Seymour at number 11, with Tiafo at number 10, Fritz at number 9, and now for the top eight, Sinner at number 8, Rublev at 7, Runa at 6, City Pass at 5, just missing out on a top four seed, which means he could play someone in the top four. As early as the quarterfinals, Rude made the top four, at number four with Medvedev at 3, Djokovic at 2, and Elkraz the number one seed for the second consecutive Grand Slam. And like I said, it's very tough for City Pass because now he might have to play Elkraz potentially, or even Djokovic potentially in a quarterfinal instead of a semi. So big difference between four and five, but they're the top 32 seeds for the men's side. Unless someone withdraws, which there are a lot of injury clouds in that top 32, that is what it's going to look like going into Wimbledon and of course the draw on Friday. So there you have it, 32 seeds for the men and the women locked in after the second week of the grass court season. Going into Wimbledon, of course, is only a week away. This time next week, we'll be talking about Wimbledon a hell of a lot more, but let me know down in the comments below. Who do you think out of that 32 seeds is going to withdraw? Because there's a lot of players there with an injury cloud. Of course, Kirios, he hasn't been playing very well lately, of course, hasn't been playing at all lately. So there the seeds locked in for the draw coming out on Friday. Make sure you join us for that.


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Penguin Random House Audio presents Beech-Reed by Emily Henry, read for you by Julia Whalen. For Joey, you are so perfectly my favorite person. CHAPTER ONE THE HOUSE I have a fatal flaw. I like to think we all do, or at least that makes it easier for me when I'm writing, building my heroines and heroes up around this one self-sabotaging trait, hinging everything that happens to them on a specific characteristic. The thing they learned to do to protect themselves and can't let go of, even when it stops serving them. Maybe, for example, you didn't have much control over your life as a kid. So, to avoid disappointment, you learned never to ask yourself what you truly wanted. And it worked for a long time.  Maybe your fatal flaw is that you don't use turn signals.  You just can't stop telling yourself the story. The one about your own life, complete with melodramatic soundtrack and golden light lancing through car windows. It started when I was twelve. My parents sat me down to tell me the news. Mom had gotten her first diagnosis, suspicious cells in her left breast, and she told me not to worry so many times I suspected I'd be grounded if she caught me at it. My mom was a doer, a laffer, an optimist, not a worrier. But I could tell she was terrified. And so I was, too, frozen on the couch, unsure how to say anything without making things worse. But then my bookish homebody of a father did something unexpected. He stood and grabbed our hands, one of mom's, one of mine, and said, You know what we need to get these bad feelings out? We need to dance. Our suburb had no clubs, just a mediocre steakhouse with a Friday night cover band. But mom lit up like he'd just suggested taking a private jet to the Copacabana. She wore her buttery yellow dress and some hammered metal earrings that twinkled when she moved. Dad ordered twenty-year-old scotch for them and a Shirley Temple for me and the three of us twirled and bobbed until we were dizzy, laughing, tripping all over. We laughed until we could barely stand, and my famously reserved father sang along to brown-eyed girl like the whole room wasn't watching us. And then sample complete. Ready to continue?


For the CircuitPython Parsec today, I wanted to show you how to move an object on a display in a circle using sign and cosine. So if you look at my code window here, you can see in CircuitPython, I've got some libraries to import. Most importantly here is math. Bringing in the math library means that we can use sign and cosine. I'm then doing some pretty typical display setup stuff, and I'm making a little box. There's a little five pixel bitmap box that's going to be on screen, and it's green. I will set the center of that to be the center of the display. I will then divide the display width by two and divide the display height by two, and that gives me the center point of the screen. And then I am setting a variable called angle to zero, and I'm choosing the radius of the circle I'm going to move in. And in order to update my display shape on every step to move it in a circle, I'm setting the x and the y based on sign and cosine, which helps us define a circle. So you can here see I'm setting center x and an integer of the radius that I've chosen here, in this case 35, times math.sign, math radians, and the angle. And then for the y, it's center y plus in radius times math cosine math radians angle. We then update that position so it moves it to that spot. We refresh, and then we're updating that angle that we are multiplying by so that on every step we are moving to a new position on that circle. And then we have a little bit of a delay. So what I'm going to do is start up the code again, and you'll see on my screen there, I have this lovely little box that is moving in a really nice smooth circle. We can change things like the radius of that. We can change things like the speed of that. Here we're going to update that to be a little tight radius of 10. Let's see if we can still see it out at 100. That's going to start to get, I think, a little bigger than the screen. Yep, running on and off. But that is one way that you can move an object on a circular path using the math sign and math cosine library. And that is your circuit python parsec.


What is going on guys, welcome back to the channel and I appreciate you being here today. I bring you a quick news roundup of some of the things I haven't covered in the older videos I posted yesterday including the new Gambit vendor location, a crazy new invisibility bug, Bungie's loot dropping mistakes, a new glimmer buffing consumable item and more. But before we do that people, I have an exclusive Gambit emblem to give away to win it. Drop a like on the video and leave a comment down below. Winner will be picked from the comment section in a couple of weeks, so good luck to everybody who tries to enter it. Also stay tuned until the end of the video to find out about my monthly controller giveaway and if you guys do enjoy this video, leaving a thumbs up seriously helps out. Ok so the 2.0 update dropped yesterday and damn the game has changed so much for the better in my opinion. Even PvP is hectic as it is, as many shotguns as there are I still find it much more fun. I made about 6 videos yesterday covering all aspects of these changes so if you do want to chuck them out, you can do by clicking my channel name or icon or your easy people get doing it. Ok so firstly the thing Bungie said is an issue and that is new forsaken gear dropping from this week's Mars flashpoint. Now do you find this an issue? I definitely don't find this an issue. Bungie this is no issue. So if you didn't know you can actually get new forsaken gear that is armour and weapons by completing this week's flashpoint which is on Mars. At first we all thought it was intentional by Bungie to allow us to have something to do and chase but actually guys Bungie tweeted out that this isn't the case and it's actually an issue they are aware of. Whether it's worth their time fixing it before the forsaken though I ain't sure but what I would tell you guys is if you haven't done your flashpoints yet get on, get to Mars and get doing them just in case they remove it meaning you won't be able to get new forsaken gear and some of the weapons people look absolutely amazing. Random rolls too.  Now this bug didn't work for me but has for many other people and it actually makes the body part of the armies attached to go invisible while in-game playing also. Imagine if you had the chest piece for the warlock and it was invisible basically your entire torso would be gone. Crazy imagine seeing that playing against that in PvP.  Now if you dismantle this gear don't know why you'd want to it seems to drop or have a chance in dropping a new item consumable. Now I saw others dismantling them and getting something called the rare maker consumable, a glimmer extractor found in the scraps of a look at this mantle. Multi-killers have a chance to create a shower of glimmer. Effect lasts 4 hours. I was curious and I dismantled my warlock legs and I got the finest matter weave. The boss-killers have a chance to drop a masterwork core. Effect lasts until a masterwork core is found. Now I did do a little research and it seems as though there are multiple consumables available from dismantling gear. The consumable I got though isn't nearly as good as the rare maker one but even so I don't recommend you dismantling your gear for this guy so I mean glimmer is real easy to get and with machined deletion via the cryptarch I mean you shouldn't need glimmer but if you do and you are seriously strapped for it and you need glimmer for some reason you can dismantle it and try and get this actual new consumable but if I were you keep holding them items guys. Okay so we're going to move on and with the gambit coming on September 1st for a one day trial there obviously needs to be a vendor right while there is and he has his own little corner already set up within the tower so if you spawn into the tower and head right towards Icora and Hawthorn and take a shot right right here where I do you will see this little dark corner underneath this barrier which you have to slide under. Now although he isn't here right now no doubt going by all the gambit banners and so forth this is where he will be found for sure. Now I could be wrong but I'm pretty sure this dude's name is the drifter correct me if I'm wrong there people but I'm pretty sure that is his name now I know after the foresake and we get a new DLC which is based around this dude which is pretty cool and I can't wait to actually see that and learn more about this dude and I'm actually gonna make a video on that later so stay tuned for that but yeah guys this is where the drifter will be found when the gambit hits so remember that people also guys this room behind him as it always been there it's got like a little gap like it wants you to go into there but you can't actually have no idea but on that note guys we have come to the end of the video if you enjoyed it leave a like really does help me out if you're new around here and want to stay up to date with one of the latest Destiny 2 Forsaken news guides tips tricks top fives game plays absolutely everything be sure to subscribe also guys remember I'm giving away an exclusive gambit emblem to be with a chance of winning drop a like and a video and leave a comment down below and to be with a chance of winning my monthly controller giveaway make sure you're subscribed to the channel drop a like and a video on front of the green link at the top of the video description it's fast simple and legit guys but on that note I am out thanks as always for stopping by and hopefully I will see you on that next one