Welcome traders to this week's live trading analysis session with me, Patrick Munley. We're getting started here in just about 30 seconds. Just before I get going, just want to do a quick audio and visual check if you can hear me and you can see my screen. If you could just type Y in the chat box so that I know we're good to get going. Y in the chat box if you can hear me and you can see my screen please. Okay, that's 2pm UK time and we are going to get going here. All we jump into today's discussion. Just want to take a minute to review the disclaimer. Most importantly, with respect to today's presentation is the part here with respect to the views that I express are solely mine. I'm not indicative of or representative of those held by Tick Mill UK or Tick Mill Europe limited. Those that are here for the first time a brief introduction to myself. And as I said my name is Patrick memory and after I graduated from King's College London I joined a city PLC consulting firm. I left with some colleagues went on to successfully co-found an exit a consulting startup focused on C suite executive search for technology business. Having a front row seat the dot com bubble witnessing people make and lose a fortune in the market sometimes quite literally overnight I decided to explore my curiosity for markets with some capital to play with and some time on my hands I started day trading day trading 500 or probably more appropriately day gambling after some early beginners luck I racked up some pretty solid gains, however, as is often the case my beginners luck ran out and as the market phase change I began to average down into what would become losing positions, giving back all my gains and ultimately experiencing a significant six figure financial hit say this was a gut wrenching and sobering experiences and understatement. I really had to stand back and figure out if it was feasible for me to make a living from the market so I decided to get serious about trading and sort out a mentor with an excellent trading track record, working with my mentor for periods of 18 months to two years it was a time during which I had to not just my technical game in terms of researching developing sense we back and forward testing strategies that crucially suits my personality, all of which were underpinned by a rigorous risk management approach. Importantly during the period of mentorship I significantly developed my mental game, and probably most importantly, I made the watershed shift from being a highly goal oriented individual focused on financial games to becoming purely process oriented. So what does that actually mean well, it means I had to stop focusing on what I could make from the markets and start focusing solely on managing my mindset to allow me to consistently execute my trading strategy. Sometimes in the face of negative feedback from the market in the form of losing trades, but once you become process orientated and have a professional trading mindset, and you understand the true nature of trading, being a numbers game in which we're simply playing the probabilities, you really lose the emotional investments and that hellish emotional roller coaster of living and dying by the outcomes of individual trades or. And so I'm no longer concerned with the outcome of individual trades or a small string of trades my focus on the next 100 trades, because I know if I focus on excellence in execution, my edge will demonstrate itself over extended series of outcomes. My multi strategy approach has delivered profitable manual returns since 2008 2013. I'm currently managing investor capital through a managed account service delivering annual positive returns. I'm currently responsible for managing a multimillion dollar portfolio. Since 2010 I've mentored hundreds of private traders all experience levels from complete novices to former CME floor traders in developing the technical and mental skills to reap consistent returns from the markets. I run management and mentoring and engaged in some other market orientated projects I am a resident market expert exclusively providing market and trade analysis to tick mill, providing an in depth daily market outlook in which I break down, fundamental and technical drivers for the day ahead. I also provide daily technical trade setups for two to three markets that I'm actively tracking. I also run tick mills rapidly expanding the many strategy group where I provide a daily specific trade plan with intraday trade updates since its inception in April I delivered over 1100 points in profits. Okay, so that gives you a flavor of where it is I'm coming from with respect to the other tick mill the mini strategy group we are actually offering a trial. But what happened there, lost that link bear with me guys. Okay, I'll have to. Let me see if I can get a link from another age here with me. Let me do that at the moment. I will, if anyone is interested, post the link at the end of the session. Also with respect to the charts we're going to walk through now if you, if you have any questions, or you want me to take a look at a chart that I don't cover in my presentation. So just wait till the end and I'll open up a Q&A session and give you a chance to ask any questions with respect to any of the charts so we're going to start by looking at the dollar index. So this is month end and quarter end today, and Sissy bank who is context follow a month and rebalancing clothes suggests that there's a large net US dollar buying need, which is basically allowing for hedge rebalancing for portfolio rebalancing. So what I would anticipate today certainly as we head into the 4pm UK time 4pm London fix is we could see a bit of volatility in terms of the dollar and some of these dollar majors but we've traded up into now this projected in terms of extending trend line resistance using the midpoint of the pitchfork here. We've exceeded the equality objective we've taken out the yearly pivot but I'm watching for potential for a pullback here in the dollar, not necessarily going to see a full rise at the moment but what I would anticipate is we get something like this three wave corrected move. Before getting another extension to the upside the reason why I sense we're going to see another high here is because we haven't got any divergence with respect to our momentum studies at this point. What that means is that corrections from these current levels, certainly in three swings can be bought, and then we can target the next leg to the upside. Certainly we'll be thinking about this prior peak over here and it's also coincides with the increase of retracement of the entire decline and this zone is going to be an area where I'll be paying close attention but for now I'm looking for a pullback into test this prior descending trend line resistance as support. So anything into this 93 area would be an opportunity to set long positions looking for that next leg of upside. And then from there, as long as we have some momentum divergence in play. We could see a more meaningful corrective phase develop but for now the dollar due to the fact we don't have any divergence at this point. I'm expecting further upside in the dollar index and obviously then feeds into the euro dollar, the euro dollar traded through its extension target the 100% extension versus a swing structure here from 122 70. So the 1628 was the 100% extension. We also have these prior lows here on 16 handle we traded through the 116. And again just pay close attention to that four o'clock time today as price action could get a little wippy, but ultimately, on the basis that we don't have any divergence here. So the momentum studies is making new lows as as we're making new lows in price, then again similarly to the dollar index what we'd anticipate here is that any any corrective move certainly again thinking in terms of three wave correction into 117 15 we've got descending trend pitchwalk wave pattern will then I'll be watching for bearish reversal patterns and looking them for another extension to the downside, likely targeting a move to test that one 1450 area. And then from there, you may see, well we could start the next leg to the upside in terms of the euro, as we are still in a bullish sequence overall, but certainly see a bit of correction here so watching for any pullback in three ways to set short positions, looking for new lows. And ideally we're going to test down here this one 1490 area as as an excellent to the downside, and potentially one 1429, where we have that next extension target sterling check in here. So sterling now has a downside objective here versus this swing structure. Let me just draw this in peace, you can see, exactly what it is I'm talking about. So we have our A, B, and then a C target down here now 133 30. So first attention to how price responds here. Ideally what we'd get is a pullback first into test this prior support zone at 136 as resistance, and then get that extension to the downside with then looking for some momentum divergence to be in play to set long positions from there. Certainly then we can think about a test of the 136 50 to the upside. So looking for a corrected move back into the 136 initially to fail, and then new lows 133 30 is the pivotal quality objective to the downside. And then from there we'll be looking for momentum divergence so new low in price, but no new low in the momentum study would be an opportunity then on the long side. So let's take a look at the dollar yen. There with me that's my dog in the background. And then line resistance, this was sort of trade we had on week or two ago now on the long side here in terms of the dollar and I'm looking for this test of 1230 to find some resistance. But again, in line with that broader dollar dynamic, any pullback at this stage, certainly to this one 1080 would be an opportunity to get it on the long side. Ultimately I look now for an extension up into this 1307, and that's the swing target of this a be see objective. 1307 is going to be the pivotal test. And ideally once we get up into that area will have some momentum divergence in play but for now momentum is just broken above the trend line resistance and so this suggests that any failure at the 1230 to 1250 is going to be a corrected move, and then we should look to re engage on the long side, ultimately looking for a move up to test that 1307. Let's take a look at the Aussie. So we're looking now in the Aussie here whilst we hold us, we get any pullbacks that move into test this 72 handle. So we're looking for failure there. And, and ultimately we're looking for new loads here in the Aussie and what I'd really like to see is this yearly pivot get tested. And then from there we might be able to mount a more meaningful correction in terms of the Aussie so pullbacks into the 72 area 7280 73 area. So we're looking at reversal patterns, set short positions targeting and move down to this 6990, which is the next downside objective for the Aussie. Let's just take a look at the Kiwi as well because that obviously is is under pressure. We have taken, we didn't get the upside break that we were looking for training back through the trend line. And whilst that's in play we look for a retest of the 68 handle, which was the equality objective the A, the C target, which we traded to the PIP last time and then got that really nice bounce. But we found weakness here in line with the broader dollar strength that we're seeing. Now if we take out this 68 level, we will have a new downside target. So looking at then will be this swing measured using these are these areas. So, this is what we earlier wave fanatics will probably refer to as WXY, but I just in terms of these sessions like to keep it nice and simple and we just use the swing measures for these targets. And so we can see here, if we take out the 68 handle in the Kiwi, that gives us a downside objective then at the 65 handle, and we're back into these prior loads here support structure. So what we'll be looking for will be potential to get into test this 68 probably see some profit taking there. So we'll look for three wave corrected moves to fail, and then look for that next lead to the downside to get us into that 65 before we can see a more meaningful reversal in terms of the Kiwi. So much for potential double bottom here that will attract some attention, and then look for a three wave corrected moves to fail, and then we're looking for that extension to the downside to test that 65 handle. So let's take out these these prior loads at the 68. Let's check in with some of these other major markets, let's look at SMP 500. So, we have a, we had a potential corrected low in place here in terms of the SMP let me just remove that for now. We're looking for a fourth wave low to trade to the upside. Now, as I stated last week, ideally what we'd like to see is this next leg of downside complete into the October time window. And then that sets up the end of year rally that we often see so whilst we hold, as we hold 4487. These are our suggested B target. We then have a downside objective. Let's draw this in. So we look for an extension into 42 53, which is the equality objective. Just below there we have a couple of S3 pivots, and these prize so anything into this 42 30 to 42 50 area is where I'll be watching for bullish reversal set long positions. And then we've actually been looking for the market to extend higher and take out these prior highs in in in run up into year end basically into into the whole day season so the alternative scenario with this now is that we do a double correction here. Let me just map that out for you so you can see exactly what I mean. Hold seconds. So if we hold the current swing low, which at this stage looks less likely less probable sorry. It could be then that we run up and make a really deep corrective move here let's just draw this in here. Before getting that next leg of downside. Again, what we're looking for is an equality objective so if this pattern plays out we'll be measuring this swing here. As our downside objective versus that high there if this is the scenario this is the second scenario preferred scenario at this stage is that we take out these lows. And we head to our downside of quality objective, thus is the swing structure that's already in place here. So ideally what we're going to see is loads taken out and then we trade down into that 42 38 downside objective. I can see you've got your hand up if you have if you've got a question just make a note of it and I'm going to open up the Q&A session at the end. That will allow allow everyone to chime in with any questions. Thank you Etienne appreciate your your comments. Yeah, we're looking for 42 38 in terms of the S&P. And obviously that feeds into these other equity markets the NASDAQ here. Was the was the leader in terms of our performance and strength but we're actually seeing this NASDAQ rolling over here. So we're looking for a C wave extension now to the downside and again that's going to bring an opportunity for long positions so ideally something like this plays out and we get into this target zone so 14,538 is the equality objective. And then, just below there we've got that ascending trend line support coming in 40,300 so we look for bullish reversal patterns that set long positions, looking for new all time highs in terms of the NASDAQ. Let's take a look at the Nikkei. Nikkei, we're looking for a test here at 29,097 which is the equality objective versus this swing high at 30,444. And then again, from there, we will be looking for bullish reversal patterns we check back check that trend line resistance that we broke out of. So this is an impulsive move you can see we didn't get any divergence on this high. In cases we didn't get any divergence what's the tradeable information from that well, it suggests that it's highly probable that any pullback here is corrective and we should be on the lookout for bullish reversal patterns to set long positions, looking for a breakout to the top size. And then we'll see on that next high, do we get, do we get divergence and if so, then that will be an opportunity to trade for a more meaningful corrective phase but for now, we're looking for long positions in the Nikkei. Checking with some of these metals here. Gold still rolling over. We don't find support at the 1744. So the next area of interest now in terms of this, this pullback in gold here will be any move now into, so if we can get down into this area, we see a bounce we use the trend line here as our resistance point. And then again what we're actually looking for them will be this 1520 target, which is the quality objective versus that 119 high and I'll just draw that infuse you can see exactly what I'm talking about so it's that swing structure there that we're watching. So any initial profit taking that we see into this support zone, what's for pullbacks into the trend line resistance to bearish reversal patterns at short positions, looking then for that test of 1520 as the quality objective crude oil. So we've got that little pullback into the trend line, testing the trend line from above obviously it held and we've extended to the upside, but we want to pay close attention to here in terms of crude though, and this is important. We have a potential double top here, and that comes with momentum divergence. So what we could now see in terms of crude. Let's get this in here. Let's see three wave into here, which reversal pattern to target that fifth wave objective to the upside. But most notably what I would say, let's just change this. Adjust the trend line to there. So this is going to be the key zone for crude. If we hold 6740 6750. Then, again, there's an opportunity there with a bullish reversal pattern such long positions, targeting this 8030 to 80 115 area versus our way for low minimum upside or fifth wave objective is that 127 extension of the fourth wave. So that's the story in crude there. But what I would say, and this is important, if we, if we take out this trend line support on a closing basis, that could be a bit of a concern for crude because, like I say, in terms of tradable information, or, you know, playing the probabilities. This divergence is, is a little bit ominous for crude there so we really want to make sure if we do get this pullback that we see that the bullish reversal patterns before jumping in. I don't suggest just blindly buying or selling trend lines. Dr copper as they say. Following the analysis really from from last week we're looking for extension down into the 3.8552 zone now, and then we could see a more meaningful low in place in terms of copper. We're looking for outside extension, you can see copper, you know trades really has a risk asset, and this, what I do like to see is copper testing this area, as the S&P test sits pullback point so we're looking to these corrections tie up and complete before we get this next potential leg higher in terms of, in terms of risk assets. Let's take a look at Bitcoin, Bitcoin held, just help the support was a little bit shaky there but has held. We, for me to, to reengage this on the long side, I want to see a break of the trend line resistance here on the closing basis. And then we can start to think about the next leg of upside in terms of Bitcoin but really what I, an ideal scenario will be that we trade down into this major trend line support and then we look for the bullish reversal patterns, and we target the top side of the channel here up to 76,700 ether holding its trend channel support as it does so we wait now for a break of trend line resistance as an opportunity then to deploy long positions looking for four six seven eight on the upside with one two seven extension of this, of this consolidation zone. So many other trades have had on recently Singapore dollar. Lovely pullback into the projected pitchfork support area and got in on the long side on a closing break of the trend line there. The trade has moved nicely. We've also had the dollar and we have the, the dollar yuan run up 230 pips on this trade and I think what I ideally what we'd like to see is another. The corrective move here to set the final base I think then for, for the more meaningful extension to the upside, and I'm looking for higher prices for in terms of the dollar one. This one on works, work pretty nicely back to 94 pips of that. It's rolling over a bit a little bit now obviously being weighed by the Aussie itself and the weakness and those cross dynamics are leading to a bit of a weakness now in the Aussie again. We see how these equity markets shake up because the Aussie yen more often than not trades in tandem with these equity markets and so if we are going to see another leg of downside in terms of equities, then what we'd be expecting in the Aussie yen is actually an extension to the downside there would give us target down 7428 on the downside so keep your close eye on how the equity markets trade with respect to how we're looking to play the Aussie yen next. The Aussie CAD has broken its support there so that again that trade didn't get validated we didn't get the bullish reversal patterns that we're looking for last week, and we're starting to roll over a bit there. Another one that's pretty interesting as well as this Kiwi CAD. It's sitting right at a major trend line support so. So what I'm watching for here is looking for bullish reversal patterns in this area, so a key day reversal pattern is is what I'm looking at. Then, then we can think about long positions and certainly targeting a move up into the midpoint of the channel here would be the upside objective. But if we don't get a bullish reversal pattern here, and we get a close below the trend line support and the downside objective becomes the equality versus this swing structure here. So from that low to this high that gives us a move down to 8315 in terms of in terms of the Kiwi CAD. So those are the other position I've had on which to work nicely was this Aussie Kiwi. I talked about this a couple of weeks ago, we have this big quality objective test at the 10320 projected trend channels support. Importantly, we've got that reversal through the trend line resistance, and this one's run out quite nicely. What I've been looking for now with this Aussie Kiwi is an extension like this. Pullbacks, once we test this resistance zone at 10530s, any three wave corrected pullbacks will be another opportunity to get in on the long side here, and certainly thinking about trend line resistance coming in 106. So, that's gives you an overview of some of the key levels I'm watching some of the key opportunities, certainly in terms of trading for me today. What I really like to see is get that London fixed out of the way get this short term volatility in some of these pairs off the table, and then look at redeploying capital after after we get this quarter end as a way. I can open this up for questions. If you have a chart you'd like me to take a look at you can type into the box and I'll take a quick look the chat box there. And let me just get this link for you for the futures group where you can join me. Okay, where I post a trade plan, I give intraday trade updates and alerts and like I say this. This group has has run up over 1000 1100 points since April, and you're more than welcome to join me in there on a daily basis, where like I say I'll share the trade, a daily trade plan with you and intraday alerts. So, any questions. Frida, you have a question. You want to type it into the chat box. Can you show. I don't know what an S 90 crossover is. You asked me this last week and I don't know. It's not a strategy I'm familiar with. Sorry about that. No questions. Equally if you don't have a question if you could type an N in the chat box that's also helpful, as then I know that we're all on the same page and I've done a reasonable job of explaining my perspective on the markets. Okay, I'm going to take the silence as a no for questions. Thanks everyone for joining me this week. Like I say please feel free to join me in the strategy group Julius. Thanks Frida. Do you want to type the question into the chat box Julius. Can you see the link. Let me just see that link there Julius if you click on the link that I just posted the Facebook group there and you can request membership to the group. And we can get that set up for you. Okay, if there aren't any other questions I'm going to wrap this session up here please feel free to join me next week. Hi sorry, my first time in the webinar. Can I download. Yeah, there will be a recording posted tomorrow Leroy. Normally, I post it. I'm doing mid morning lunchtime. So don't worry about that that'll be posted to the tick me off blog and you can also get it on my LinkedIn page. I'll just show that I'll show my LinkedIn with you. So you can, you can follow me on there I post, most of my charts, etc. There we go. Those who want to follow along, like I say I post daily updates there. Okay, thanks very much everyone. I hope you found this session helpful and we'll reconvene at the same time next week. All the best.


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What's up everybody? Jason here for JaspysCaseBrace.com 2023, Panini Mackley Baseball just sold out. Another case break here, 8 box case number 7. So, here we go. This potentially is probably our last case for the weekend, maybe. Maybe get more on Sunday or Monday, but that's it. Double-loss by Mojo with the Mariners and Rangers from Matt. Awesome Eric, yeah. I'll go through some orders right now and check it out, but yeah. If you got a confirmation or all that, you're good to go, buddy. Just remember though, if you didn't get one team in number 4, think about getting a second one. Because if you grab two teams, you get a chance to win $500 back in break credit. Two winners of $250. So, if there's another cheap team lying around, grab it. That way you can secure getting some money back. Not all good, but obviously number 3 is a little closer than number 4, I would assume. So, you know, obviously you can grab spots in that one too. Jayce Jump to 25, a piece of the glove right there. He's probably going to Chad B. Miguel Bley S to 49 for the Boston Red Sox. Stephen Carney. You got a Gabriel Gonzalez for Seattle. Oh, then that means there's like a random number block for number 3 then probably. No problem. That means Nick probably put the 12 teams in a R&B or something, like in a filler. Nice jumbo patch there of Zach Veen at 25. And that Seattle's going last by Mojo Matt. This one here is going to Colorado, just keep. Colson Montgomery to 99. And Moments Steve Carlton for the Philadelphia Phillies going ahead. Hood to 15, Washington. Make a bell to 25. We got Daniel Espino for Cleveland. DUI. We got a Lou Brock rally for Cincinnati, or sorry, for St. Louis. That's Justin. Third and goal already. And a Junior Caminero. Nice. He's a big prospect there for the Rays. Tampa Bay Rays. That is Francis. And last one here. Marcello Mayor Prospect autograph patches red. Nice one there for Boston. Stephen. Two boxes down. That's right. Good ducks. I mean, only 7-7 almost at the end of the first five. Third and goal. Whoa. Whoa. That card got stuck. Out of 35. Touchdown, baby. Nice. Jim Edmunds. Migable has to 49. What just happened? The Oregoners go for two. We got Ty Matten for Detroit. Ooh, look at that. Team Logos. Ricky Tiedemann. Look at the A right there. Out of 25. Oh, that's a fake. For a touchdown. Nice. Goose Gossage for Oakland. 4 out of 10. They bounced it with a little extra spring. No, man, I came in feeling a little better. Sort of throw kind of down the way, but just more congestion. But I just came in today knowing that I'm leaving exactly at 10, if not a little earlier. Because yesterday was almost like a 10-hour day. Tamara Johnson at 25. So that's how I walked in today with telling myself I am not breaking past 10 today. Yeah, I think Nick shared the video on Instagram if you guys want to check it out, guys. Jackson Merrill to 15. We got a Migable piece of the sock out of 25. Alex Ramirez to 25. Papa Bell. Nice for Homestead. So of course that's not an MLB team, so everybody will get a chance at this. But this is pretty awesome. So they didn't record all of Bell's greatness. I remember one time I got five hits and stole five bases, but none of it was written down because they forgot to bring the scoreboard to the game, or scorebook to the game that day, he said. We do know that this all-around star was one of the best ever to play the game, and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1974. That's awesome. So I ought to be randomized to everybody, guys. Kyle Harrison for San Francisco. Giant says Ada. And Bobby Miller, Immaculate Materials Signatures. That's L-A-D. To 25. Almanzardo. A nice piece of the glove, Roberto Alamar. Look how dirty that is. A little old beat up out of 25. That's nice. Then we got Drew Jones. Jumbles sock. Rallagatographs. Diamondbacks win a nick. There you go, buddy. Little hometown guy right there for your Diamondbacks. And then we got Ryan Zimmerman, 36 out of 49 for Washington. Chris with the Washington Nationals. Number of Danny Espino for Cleveland. Prospect patch autographs for Hasselkart 9 that is Washington Nationals. Five, Zack Nantow. Four, the Coveys. Nice. Las Palmoja, baby. There you go. We got Gavin Sheeps to 35 for the Dodgers. Alfred Lick to 35 for Milwaukee. Brian Kay, George Valera. This time with some ink on it. You have nice Kevin Perrata of 95. That's for the Mets. Paul Conerco and Frank Thomas, both for the White Tops. Raphael to 99 for Boston. Last one here is a clearly immaculate material, signatures red. How about some Mord Alley to the Cruz? Matt Smith got the reds in both of these breaks. And look at that. That's his third Alley. Second single Alley. And then he got a dual autograph early with Marte. I believe red should be out of 49 or 25. I got to get you something, Mike. Last box moja here, man. Good luck. Or Berger out of 25. Boston, one of Steven. Our patch autograph, Tink, hence, for St. Louis. Now, the Zach Vienn patch autograph for Colorado. One of Steven. We have a Tommy Lasorda and Sparky Anderson dual relic. Dodgers, that's going to Ryan N. Cincinnati, going to Matt Smith. That's another randomizer there. Looks like both are managers. Got a Gavin Stone to 20 or to 15. And last one here, guys, it is for the Mets. Mike Piazza, one out of 10. All right, sorry, guys. I know, unfortunately, some of you guys didn't get none or just a little bit, but that's just how this one went. Got some nice stuff all around, guys. You know, from the Allergy to the Cruz, to the nice stuff for Lick, the 101 Billy Williams, Necto, Robert Hassel, Zimmerman, Drew Jones, Bobby Miller, Tamar, Marcel Mayer, Junior Comaneros, a nice one as well. Steve Carlton. There you go, guys. So, two randomizers here, guys. One for everybody, one for just the Dodgers and Cincinnati Reds. Roll six out of five, 11. This is for the Cool Papa Bell for everybody. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11. 11, 11. Minnesota Twins. Mark, there you go, man. Two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11. Dodgers. You were wrong, Duncan. Dodgers won that one. Time for the sort of king. There you go, guys. Thank you guys so much. Macklin, number seven in the books. JaspeysKageBricks.com.


When I first heard The Flash was going to get a full movie starring Ezra Miller, my first thought was, I don't like Ezra Miller. And then I saw the trailer months later and thought, I still don't really like Ezra Miller as an actor, he's done nothing to impress me, but this looks pretty damn good. But as we all know, both Marvel and DC have given some fantastic movie trailers and the final product is anything but that. Ant-Man and the Wasp, Quantum Manium Thor, Four, Love and Thunder. Batman v Superman, Dawn of Justice. Yeah, I said it. I said what everybody else is thinking. So I went in, cautiously optimistic, hoping for the best results. And I am happy to tell you this, I saw the movie. So that's nothing, but we have to go through the intro so that I lead you into this video a little bit more. Subscribe, let's begin. Hey, remember a long time ago when I said Ezra Miller hasn't impressed me in anything? Like 20 seconds earlier when I said it? Well, I just ate my own words because The Flash movie has a really good performance by Ezra Miller. Nine, two good performances by them. Yeah, them. There's more than one. Because here's the really quick spoiler-free breakdown of the plot, the concept, the large overarching thing. We have a character who's sad and broken. I know that's every superhero character on the planet Earth. The Flash misses his mommy and his daddy's in prison. He says mommy and daddy. I don't think that's true, but I'm saying it for him. And he wants to somehow rebuild this fractured family dynamic. And the only way to do so is by running really fast and getting sad. And ultimately going so quickly that he breaks the sound barrier and is able to travel backwards through time itself. That's crazy. And he does it. And this leads to a fractured series of timelines that spaghetties out all over the place. It's a complete disaster. But he wants to save his mom. And along the way, he might make a couple of friends. And that's all I'm giving you on the plot. That's it. You can see that in the trailer. Everything else we'll save for a spoiler video that I'll probably throw up next week. So again, subscribe to the channel. You have nothing to lose. It's free. The subscription is absolutely free with four easy installments of 395. Now the naysayers may say this and you may have heard some of these things.  The effects are a disaster. The CGI is half baked. Some of this stuff is very true. The CGI, for the most part, is very serviceable. It's nothing earth-shattering. I saw a clip from Transformers 1, a movie that's 16 years old off of Twitter that looked freaking fantastic. I recently rewatched the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise and was blown away by how good those movies look. The effects in those, the CG is state of the art and holds up. It holds up far better than Ant-Man and the Wasp, Quantum Shittia, or a lot of this new stuff because they are churn and burn in the animation department. They don't have time. The director has since come out from the flash and said that this was an intentional stylistic look. Why there are big battles that take place in seemingly empty desert space. It does look surreal. I do think there is truth to that, but also I don't really care at the same time. Here's the deal. I don't need top-of-the-line effects. I just need a good story. I need compelling characters. The effects is the cherry on top. And that's the good thing about the Flash. It does have a good narrative. It has an interesting structure. People praised Spider-Man, No Way Home, because of the reintroduction of some of their fan favorites. Working together. Most of that's in the last half hour of the movie. They somehow kind of ignore or just allow the first hour and a half to be kind of dumb.  Peter Parker said that his friends can't get into college because he's a superhero, so he talks to his scientist wizard buddy and he convinces him to erase their memories of Spider-Man. It's asinine.  I don't want Aunt May to forget about me.  Hit aside, I still enjoy Spider-Man No Way Home. I don't love it though, like a lot of people, I don't think it's the second coming of Spidey. I think it's a solid flick, dumb plot, but the little things are what add up to something truly special. It's all about the little moments. And the flash is full of little moments, but on top of that, it's got the big thing working for it. The story itself is something that's easily relatable to people. David loses his mom, he wants to see her again. And Ezra Miller sells it damn good in this movie. The fact that there's two different versions that act wildly different because there's the past form and the present, they make for a great dynamic. I would say 99% of the time, when they're together, it looks like two different people. It doesn't feel fake or artificial. Really good job on the effects work there. Here it's shoddy is where we get these big scenes going on, bombastic, tons of stuff happening, but again I don't care.  That movie does not have what you would consider great effects. As far as realism, it's loony tunes on crack. People are flying all over the place. There's bullet time, slow motion stuff going on. That's what's happening in The Flash. It's surreal, it's wild, it's out there, and I'm all about it.  Michael Keaton, as we know, is back as Batman. He's all over in the trailers. You have Supergirl in this who is smoking hot to look at. That's enough for most people right there, but on top of it, she's actually a great character. He didn't as Batman hasn't missed a beat. The guy looks great still. Still has a physical presence, still has that wit and charm. Even Ben Affleck is at the top of his game here. He looks fantastic, the suit has never looked nicer on him, and I just, he feels more comfortable in the role, at least to me personally. The movie's also doing some cool stuff with time. Time displacement, showing different imagery, moving around in and out of focus, in and out of different layers. There's some really interesting stuff on display here. It's trippy at times. I don't see the hate that it's getting. I don't get it. I'm looking for a fun, big-ass comic book movie. This absolutely delivers. Where a lot of people were turned off with Batman v Superman because it was so all over the place narratively, it was hard to connect with any of these characters. The tone was very dire, somber, you know, just overly gritty and dark. That's not that fun to watch. You can step back and say, good for Snyder for trying something new, and I appreciate him for that. And it is a visual feast. Snyder makes beautiful movies.  There's some campy stuff for sure. There is some really great stuff along with it. It's a mixed bag, but one I will absolutely revisit and hope that we could possibly get more down the road, even though I know this whole thing is getting rebooted by James Gunn. That doesn't mean we can't pull some of the stuff that works over somehow.  So let's really use it to our advantage. Music, set pieces, sound design. Sound design is top tier.  Love it. Absolutely love it. Good easy watch. Yeah, visually you could have pumped it up for sure. You could add more, you know, pixels, more detail. Things can always be improved. Things can always be better. But I think this is a damn fine movie. Solid, final little tip of the hat for the DCU. One of them. I know we still have Blue Beetle and Aquaman 2. This should probably have been the last hurrah. I don't foresee those getting anywhere near this. But let me know. Maybe I'm dead wrong and you thought this whole thing was a complete train wreck from start to finish. It's possible. I don't claim to be the all-knowing expert. I'm a movie fan. I like what I like. You like what you like. I hope you just have some thoughts to back it up and not just say it's trash, because that's not anything. Please like the video if you enjoyed yourself a little bit.  I post a lot of movie content each and every week. Need more bodies. Need more eyeballs on this thing. I'd appreciate it. All right. Take care. Bye. Bye.


Mathematics is a language at the heart of our universe. It is to science what creative writing or poetry is to language. It allows for intricate things to be succinctly and beautifully expressed. You think that maths is one subject, but there are so many parts to it. Mathematics is a creative subject. The gate mathematicians are creating new ideas, new things. That's part of the joy of mathematics. It's kind of edifying to know that the sort of maths we're playing with here is the same maths that Plato was playing with almost 2,000 years ago. Maths is a language that we need to understand. It is used across many disciplines with many applications. Einstein himself had to create a theory of mathematics to capture his general relativity. If you want to express something that is complex, you need a language by which you can do it. I get asked all the time whether mathematics is invented or discovered. Are we like just inventing a language that helps us explain complexity? There are many things we know how to do without being even aware that there's a rule for it. The way of building language is based on the same operation. Mathematics is quite literally everywhere. We're here at the University of Grinch campus designed by Sir Christopher Wren, who had mathematics at the heart of his architectural designs. It's even in the music that we listen to. There are so much mathematics to be had in music, not just because of its rhythms, because of its structure of composition, but also in its fundamental frequencies. It so happens that sounds that we find really, really pleasing to the ear have a mathematical structure. You can say that music is a way that mathematics sounds. The thing I love about mathematics is it's a universal language of the sciences. Mathematics is the thing that allows you to break apart something very complex and just see what the most important features of something are. I find this really wonderful because even though people doing coding, they may not regard themselves as mathematicians, but they are doing that in a really important sense. The context of how this could be used in real life wasn't something which I kind of picked up on. It's only through using this code allows me to be able to then create a kind of procedural geometry and now also teach this. One really important feature about maths is you don't have to be a genius in mathematics to do mathematics and enjoy the process of doing mathematics. Naira Chamberlain said you don't need anyone's permission to be a mathematician. Absolutely.  There's almost as many careers to have in mathematics as there are people to do careers. Graduates here at Greenwich go off to do a very wide variety of different roles. They go into data, they go into operational research, statistics, all sorts of things. Math is absolutely everywhere. Mathematics is only going to play an increasingly important role in our society. No matter what discipline it is, it always comes back to mathematics.


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So it seems as if the wedge between the right and Joe Rogan is continuing to grow Presumably because he actually had a right-wing guest on his program not surprising there But what was surprising was that he pushed back against what this guest was saying and it pertains to the issue of abortion Which Rogan has made very clear he supports abortion. So good for him So I'll give him credit for pushing back finally on something that a right-winger He brings on his show says but I don't necessarily care that much about Rogan Like I don't want to try to gauge where he's at ideologically and whether or not he sides with Republicans or Democrats I'll give him credit words do but ultimately I wanted to talk about this particular clip because of the arguments raised by said guests because they're so mind-numbingly idiotic that I can't not respond to them now the guests that I'm referring to here is Seth Dillon CEO of the Babylon bee now if you're unfamiliar with the Babylon bee They're kind of like the onion wherein their satirical news website. The difference is that they're not funny And they've never been funny for example Here's a couple of bangers Pete Davidson confirmed as next James Bond hilarious stuff here guys Here are the winners of the Babylon bees women of the year and they have the rock and Colin Kaepernick and SpongeBob get it lol because trans women exist. So This is great report go to church you heathen. Ooh, this one's really edgy AOC to vote against making daylight savings time permanent saying Americans consume too much sunlight already Okay, now. I kid you not. This was under their greatest hit section on their website quote Bernie Sanders arrives in Hong Kong to lecture Protesters on how good they have it under communism So fucking hilarious just bangers so Seth Dillon is going to talk to Joe Rogan about abortion and Joe Rogan is going to push back specifically because of what Seth Dillon says and how egregious it is. Let's watch.  Hold on. There's not me. Okay. You that's real too. There's we all have to agree We have to agree on both of those things.  She has to carry a rapist baby Yeah, I understand what I understand what you're saying Well, but I'm saying like you don't have the right to tell my 14-year-old daughter She has to carry her rapist baby. You understand look that woman in the eye. Who's who was the divorce and you understand that That's a 14-year-old child. If you a 14-year-old child gets raped you say that they have to carry that baby I don't think two wrongs make it right. I don't think I don't think murder is an answer to I don't think murder Fixes a rape so what he did there was tacitly endorsed violence against women. He said I don't think that a murder fixes a rape So murder being the worst crime the implication is that the girl in this hypothetical situation Who was raped is more evil than the rapist for choosing to have an abortion? That's the implication. That's the subtext and it's so gross Imagine arguing to an audience of 11 million that a child who is the victim of rape should not have the choice to get rid of the rapist baby and Again, I just want to remind everyone most of the abortions that are performed in the United States They happen very early in the stage of pregnancy. So we're talking about Zygote's we're talking about clumps of cells and he's saying no no to have an abortion That's worse than the act of rape itself.   What if Hypotheticals I could say the same thing. Well, like I might have not existed today if my mom had an abortion was she considering it I don't think so at least if she did what I care today No, because I'm here and that's all that matters Maybe we should take care of people that are here currently that exist right now But imagine like thinking that you're some sort of a victim because you were this close to not existing Like maybe your dad chose to come inside of a mouth or an asshole, you know instead of conceiving you I mean look are we supposed to feel Sadness for all of the sperm that is disposed of on a tissue.  What if there's people here today that could have been on tissue and never could have been born What this all comes down to is them trying to find some way to justify Forcing girls to give birth to the rabies babies and that is absolutely detestable These people are sick and to justify it by playing the what-if game. It's really sick and twisted The point is that we give women and girls the choice to do with their body what they want and not say actually You don't get to have an abortion because that's murder You would honestly say that to the victim of a rape. What is wrong with you and Again, you'll find people who will say look I my mom was raped and I'm here because of the rape and Sometimes they'll use that to justify their pro-life position But other people on the opposite side can do the same thing look I'm glad that my mom had had that choice I'm glad that she chose to have me But ultimately I'm glad that women have this choice because of how traumatic rape is it ruins lives It's no small thing and perhaps it's difficult for men men to grapple with How horrifying rape is even though men, you know are victims of rape as well But like in this instance when we're talking about, you know pregnancy being a consequence of rape Perhaps they can grapple with how traumatic that is But it's just it's really sickening and not to mention like when they're talking about a 14-year-old there having a baby could kill a 14-year-old But again, it's like these people time after time When given the choice between the woman's life or the girl's life and the fetus Nine times out of ten ten times out of ten they side with the fetus because that is more important because what if It's so weird Like I would like to ask Seth Dillon and perhaps Joe Rogan asked this question Do you ever feel guilty when you splooge onto a tissue and think wow that could have been my son Had I splooge in the correct place that could have become a human being someday Like do you ever feel guilty yourself or is it just women who have to bear all of the burden of what could have been or who Could have existed or who couldn't have existed do they ever turn this around and think man I just killed millions of sperm by jacking off. It was like five minutes, and I just committed a genocide Do they ever have this thought like I just want to know what goes through the heads of these folks because it's so bizarre to me the way that they think So yeah That's Seth Dillon CEO of the Babylon bee and you wonder why you know, they're so funny over there because Yeah, that's the mentality 14-year-olds should be forced to carry their rapists, baby sick Twisted but completely expected Do yourself a favor and click the join button on YouTube to become a member Because Mike's doing a great job Getting to watch his videos before everyone else is tremendous Many people are saying this Join today folks. You won't regret it


This is stock number 9997. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, your new and used sports car headquarters. Today we are checking out this super clean 2016 Ford Mustang. This vehicle has the 5-liter V8 motor which pumps out 435 horsepower stock. Has the projector lamp headlamps, the LED, I believe they're LED fog lamps down there. The front valence is in excellent condition. I didn't see any scuffs or scrapes on that. Magnet, metallic is the color. We shoot all of our videos in 1080p. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or a smartphone device, turn them on right now because it is like you're right here looking at the car with me and definitely your best way to check out the vehicle without actually being here. Comes with the painted alloy rims. These are 19-inch rims in the front. It does have the performance package which gives you the Brembo brakes and it has Pirelli P0 255 40 CR19s in the front and these tires actually have a lot of tread left. Kind of hard to see right here, but we can get down and so good amount of tread left on those front tires. We'll check out the backs in just a minute. Didn't see any dents or dings on that front fender. The hood is a nice clean condition. Has the black stripes that go over the top of the car. Has a cowl induction there. LED running lights, once again that front valence, very nice and clean. Those are usually all scuffed up from hitting curbs and stuff, but this one's an excellent condition. Passenger side rim, no scuffs or scrapes on that and as you go down this side of the car you can see just how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. We take these HD videos, so if you are far away, or even if you're close by and just cannot make the trip down, but you're on the fence about making the trip, you can see the vehicle, hear the vehicle and have confidence in what you're looking at before you even get here, so you can make a smart buying decision from the comfort of your own home, and when you do get here, it'll be nice and easy. Back rim is an excellent condition as well, and the back tires have just as much tread as the front tires. As we come around to the back of the vehicle, I'll get close with the microphone here, so you can hear these sounds. Sounds really good. I am not sure if it is stock or not, but nice chrome tips on there, has the deck lid spoiler, and the deck lid is in nice condition as well. Rear bumper, I didn't see any dents or dings on that, does have the capless fuel fill, which is a really nice feature. And down this side of the car, just as clean as the rest, no dents, no dings, and for full disclosure, this back rim is in nice condition as well. Power mirrors with the built-in blind spot mirrors, has the intelligent access. Inside the GT package gives you the cloth interior, no rips or tears, side current airbags, power driver's seat, we have factory floor mats in the front. It does have auto headlamps, power windows, power locks, and power mirrors. Take a quick look at the back seats, very clean back there as well, no rips or tears. Seats are in nice condition, and it does have the latch child safety system. Like I always say, if you want to try and get a car seat back there, go for it. And as we hop inside the car here, you can see that this one has 11,500 miles. And it has distance to empty, instrument cluster is very nice and clean, has a compass display as well. You get the leather-wrapped steering wheel, no rips or tears or scuffs on that, volume and Bluetooth controls on the right, cruise and information center controls on the left. Part of that performance package, you get the oil pressure gauge and the vac gauges there as well. It has the AM FM radio with the CD player. This is also where your backup camera shows up. Your climate control, stability control can change the steering feel with that button right there, normal, sport and comfort. And then with the intelligent access, you get the push button start. Six speed manual transmission, and the passenger seat is very clean as well, no rips or tears on that. Get the cool finished metal dash trim right there. And we'll take a quick look under the hood. And we'll take a look in the trunk too. Trunk area is very clean, lots of room back here, and those back seats do fall down. And it does have the tire inflator kit as well, and some extra storage underneath there. And we'll take a quick look under the hood. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today, hopefully from this HD video. You'll have been able to tell just how clean this car is all the way around, inside and out. Under the hood, we have the 5 liter V8 motor, like I said 435 horsepower stock.  Engine bay is very clean, runs very smooth. This car has been fully safety and inspected by our server shop, has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. And this car is 100% ready to go. To see more pictures of this car, one of our other 450 new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, Wranglers. You name it, we gotta go to our website, www.summitauto.com. Full pictures and descriptions from both of our stores, Beaver Dam and Fond du Lac, all in one location at summitauto.com. And if you want to check out more HD videos, you can go to youtube.com slash summitauto. 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Modern warfare is a multinational endeavour. So if you're going to be a successful commander, successful leader, then you have to have experience in that multinational environment. So having U.S. officers, NCOs leading in the alliance structure is essential in the development of U.S. commanders for the future. It gives them human competencies, the technical competencies, the procedural competencies to effectively lead in modern warfare.