Keep it clean. We are at 70,000 subscribers. I appreciate y'all Thank you so much for every single body that's a part of that. I appreciate you a whole lot more than you realize Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Let's get let's see how fast we can get to 71,000 subscribers I know to get to 70,000 It took a while but let's see how fast we can get to 71,000 So make sure you subscribe to the channel tell all your friends whether they Ravens fans or not about the channel Tell them to come through. Can we have a good time on here, man? But anyway, John Hall ball I think somebody slipped that boys on true serum or something because this is like Uncharacteristic of Hall ball to give us so many like detailed facts especially about injuries with players that are both playing and some that have not played and some that have Played and then they ain't playing no more. But anyway, John Hall ball in oppressor yesterday He gave us like detailed info on David a job on Tyus Bowser and On Ronnie Stanley, let's get into a David a job. Oh because David a job. Oh, he played earlier this season and we know things have been kind of weird because a couple of months ago when David a job Oh started missing time Hall ball said which which made a lot of us scared, especially me I was very very worried and thank goodness. They end up signing Kyle Vernoi But what made a lot of us scared was that Hall ball didn't say that David a job. Oh had knee Knee issues. He didn't even say David a job. Oh had ankle issue He said David a job. Oh has knee and ankle issues. He said it was a bit of both So I'm like, oh my goodness like this Second round pick from last year missed most of the season with a torn Achilles Then he came at the end of the season and play like a game and change And then this is supposed to be the year where he goes off and shows like why he's supposed to be a top five top 10 pick at the latest and Then I know earlier on this season like in preseason and stuff a lot of people saying oh, he don't look himself He don't look right. He don't look like he's all the way a go yet And I didn't notice it myself, but y'all know football much better than me and y'all were right Y'all are right So he had been dealing with issues the entire season and then those issues they end up taking them out But hobo was very mum on and he was very vague about it He was very quiet about and then week went by weeks went by week after week after week and it was like hey Wait, what's up with a job? Oh, what's going on with a job? Oh any updates on David a job? Oh, I'll be like, no, no, no, we don't got nothing yet Nothing, but to do it yesterday. He let us know that David a job.  Oh, whoa. Well, thanks for letting us know He said that David a job and now he didn't tell us this a couple of weeks ago He said that David a job all had been Wondering if he was going to try to do rehab or if he was going to just get the surgery So I guess that decision was made hobo talked about how He obviously really wanted to play he wanted to get out there But he said that every expert that he talked to said get the surgery just get the surgery So it can be clean next year. So you can be good to go So how about let us know that David a job. Oh got the surgery and by the latest He should be back by training camp by the latest So hopefully he is hopefully no setbacks. Hopefully it is a clean surgery and that's that but that does officially in David a job old season even though like Like y'all are smart y'all already knew something big was up with David a job Oh, you already knew something was going on because again He just got ghosts for weeks for weeks and we hadn't heard nothing and we know that's always a bad sign So David a job. Oh his season is over. So he has played I think they said he played in like five games for the Ravens thus far and again last year It's more of a red shirt type of thing, but this year was supposed to be the one and No, we just didn't get it. So that's unfortunate for David a job. Oh, so hopefully Same thing. We were saying last year. We got to say at this year too. Hopefully Next season he'll be back and he'll be good to go So that's that because again this season going into this football season. We were just really envisioning. All right David a job old a dog fairway. Oh, they're gonna get the play together And those gonna be all past rushes of the future and let's get it But it just never quite worked out even though With a dog fairway is weird because with a dog fairway early on this season He wasn't really making too many plays then he got hurt. He came back Oh, no, what he did when he was hurt, but he came back and he been a whole different completely new a dog fairway That man's been killing it man. So shout out to a dog fairway. Whatever you did when you were hurt I guess he got some new foul motivation or something because that man has been on a tear So shout out a number 99 now somebody else who has been in my a Literally all season. It's just been a big mystery has been Tyus Bowser We've been wondering like what's up with Tyus Bowser? Is he ever gonna play this year? What's going on with Tyus Bowser? He is currently on the NFI list now. I Do not believe that I'm not sure what the Ravens have worked out with him, but If somebody's on the NFI list and I'm football injury related list The team doesn't have to pay them They are not obligated to pay them because whatever injury they got going on. It's a non football injury so That's on the blood. That's on the player. That's not on the team. So I don't know how the Ravens are with that I don't know what the deal is. Well, I don't know if they're paying him or not So I can't really speak on that but they're not obligated to so that like oh because I know if it's me and Somebody like like you not getting paid from your job Speaking from experience. That's tough. That's tough That could make you look at people all kind of ways and look at a sideways or whatnot I have you feeling all type of ways if your job is not paying you now if you messed up Which we did even though YouTube wasn't clear about but anyway, another story for another day With Tyus Bowser if you messed up offered the job and it's affecting you on the job then That's a that's that's the business man But anyway, John Hall ball spoke on Tyus Bowser and he said that with Tyus Bowser. It's his knee his knee He said once his knee calms down then He'll be back out there But he did say and I said John hold on you be you've been watching the video for years We've been saying that about some players But anyway, he said that anything we get out of Tyus Bowser this year if he comes out there this year if he plays this year to be a bonus and Yeah, that's pretty much how I think every Ravens fan has been looking at this whole Tyus Bowser situation of this year because We thought that he was gonna play this year. We thought that because again, they wouldn't reports early on in the season Oh, yeah, Tyus Bowser is on an adjacent field. He's practicing on adjacent field running Oh, not practicing but running on an adjacent field working out there. So I was like, all right. Hey, he's getting closer He's getting closer But then we stopped hearing those reports We ain't here about him no more And it was like, oh Okay, what is going on with Bowser? We got the weak hard ball be asked about Bowser Nothing, then it got to that really weird point where Hobo was like, I'll let Bowser tell you about it I'll let him comment on it. Bowser commented on it. Shout out to Rita and Glenn Clark But he said that I'm trying to get out there. I'm getting better and better. I'm getting more and more healthy So I'm trying so it was just it got to a really weird spot at that point But now Hobo said hey, that is his knee his knee is acting up And if his knee comes down, then he'll be back. So a job officially out for the year Bowser been out the whole year. Will he come back? I ain't counting on it, man I don't think any of y'all are either it'd be nice if he could but then at the same time like if Bowser does come back What do you do with him? Where do you put him at? because what would his role even be because Ravens defense is doing their thing and Like how somebody put it and they they were just talking about the Ravens in general But they said when you when you cook in something You're cooking something maybe you cook in like a soup or something like that and you got that soup It's right. You got it tasting right. It's like it's so good right there You don't want to add too much to it because if you add too much to it if you overdo it Then it'll be like it may not be as good now I'm not saying Bowser would take away from the deep but at the same time he would be on a limited snap count I'm sure they're not gonna be like I Bowser you out there full time. No, they're not gonna do that So what would his role be and now of course the more the merrier and the more quality depth the better But where would you fit him in that especially at this point of the season with his knee injury? Whatever it is that's going on. What what would his role be so that'd be something to think about now Excuse me Somebody who does clearly have a role on this team and has had a role on this team for a long time Is Ronnie Stanley and with Ronnie Stanley Fans can clearly see that Ronnie Stanley of now is not the Ronnie Stanley of before and He has been struggling. They have been a countless amount of plays with Ronnie Stanley. It just is rough man It looks really rough and consistently rough Especially in past protection. We see so many times where Ronnie Stanley just straight up gets pushed back And he is not the same Ronnie Stanley that we have Known before and it's just things are different things are definitely different. Um, but how ball which I was very surprised about how ball actually acknowledged Ronnie Stanley's injury and This is what he said. He said that things they haven't been great with Ronnie Stanley And he said that he's battling what he with what he's battling through with his knee and ankle So a double whammy right there Knee and ankle like hop off the head coach of these boats. What like again I don't think some of y'all realize how big this is that Jonathan Hobo is speaking about injuries so directly so bluntly so openly in the middle of a Raven season I guess John Hobo like look these Ravens fans. They feeling real good right now. We going into the bye week They probably gonna forget everything that I said in about a week and a half anyway So, let me go ahead and get it out. So they can't say none about me say no I don't talk about injuries or whatnot. Let me go ahead and spill all the beans Let me let them all know what's going on and we sitting at nine and three right now So they extra happy right now. So anything like that I could say whatever I want to because they sitting on the end of the bar anyway, but Ronnie Stanley dealing with knee and ankle injuries that is That's scary stuff and Hobo said that it's impacting his technique and his play So for him to say that about his left his daughter left tackle in the middle. I'm so I'm very shocked But I do appreciate the honesty because we see it We see it now. I know John Hobos is big on competitive advantage So I wonder too at the same time. It's like we see how Ronnie Stanley has been really rough for him Just this this year as a whole it hasn't been all bad, of course But I'm with Ronnie Stanley.  I just I really appreciated this dog I appreciated Hobo being a lot more straightforward with us about what's going on with these players Not that we necessarily deserve it or whatnot But it's nice to know instead of just wondering and thinking and speculating and being like, oh, you know what? I think this is happening with Baldo. I think this is happening with a job Oh, Ronnie Stanley, I see this and then a third and that's cool. We could do that all day every day But it's nice to get answers to your questions


And at this stage, just to get a little bit of background about RECOM and what it's all about, I'm going to ask Fin Tarp and Eid Peterson to join me over here. And also, Lena Engelström from Sweden. Okay, first of all, if I could begin with you, Eid. I mean, it all began here. So how did RECOM come about? RECOM came about a couple of years ago. We just got a new minister at that point. He was not that experienced in development cooperation, but he was very engaged. And he said, I want to do this as good as possible, create the best results. So what do we actually know about what works and what doesn't work? And we started explaining and he said, this is too much, too complicated what you're telling me. Let's put in place a program where we can actually assemble all the knowledge in the world, make a few more studies and get really a lot of empirical data to make our policy decisions on. So this is actually how we started. Okay, and global research network seems to be a fit, but how did Wider get involved? In 2009, Wider got a new senior management and we had to put in place a new work program. This became known as the triple crisis work program on finance, development finance, food and climate change. And the thoughts that we had put into the development finance pillar fitted quite well with what Eib was describing. So when we were approached and asked whether we would go in and take the lead, we said, fine, match. Sounds good. And Sweden obviously was one of the, well, you're the main, another, the co-main donor on this. So how did Sweden get involved? Yes, Sweden through the government's development agency, SIDA, we heard about the program that Danida initiated with RECOM. So since we are very interested in aid efficiency and what works, we decided to join. And we saw initially that there were some challenges, especially in the communications. But now we have a communications officer in place and we see improvements already. Although we still have some challenges remaining in terms of how to disseminate the outcomes of the conferences and the seminars. Okay, well, all input from that will be useful today. Focusing first of all on the research, though, and on the results. There is, and today we are focusing specifically on jobs. Now Denmark was again a pioneer in sort of the public-private partnership concept, Eib. Can you tell me a little bit about how that fits into the results communication equation of RECOM? Well, I think it fits quite well. As you said, we have been working with private companies, public-private partnerships for many years. And I think it's obvious that a lot of the growth and the jobs to create development, they have to come from the private sector. So you need to involve that and we have some experience in that. And therefore I think it fits quite well into the RECOM program. Sweden also likes the PPI approach. Yes, we do. And we also have a strong push from the government to work more closely with the private sector. And that makes a good sense because involvement of private sector is essential to actually do pro-poor growth. And in this case also to work with job creation and employment as we see that as a very important thing. Since we need to close the gap between basic education and employment. So job creation is very important. And Finn, it's almost a mantra. I've heard it so many times since I'm starting to work on this project. The data isn't there. There's just not enough data about employment and aid.  There's just been such a dearth of employment. I know the World Development Report has done a lot and you all have done a lot to answer that. But the challenge is therefore on getting all of this together. I know it's one part of what RECOM does but... RECOM is organized under five major themes. And obviously there are gaps. Obviously there are things where we hesitate as researchers to say that here we have solid evidence. This does not however mean that there are not areas where we can say that there is some evidence to point in the right directions. And when there are no data, we actually pretty good at trying to figure out how reality might actually look. At least we can think about a range of possibilities. And that can then in turn inform our thinking about what might work and what we should improve and what might work in one context and we could be transferred to another. The lack of data is something that we live with but that's something we're pretty good at analyzing. And I'm hoping today we'll demonstrate that there are things we can indeed say. Eve, coming back to you and the private sector, just let's put a little flesh on this. Tell me a couple of stories about how it's actually happened and the kind of results that you've seen because let's start giving people a taste of some of the results. And forgive my back, everybody. Well, I think we've worked with this for a number of years for several reasons actually. First of all, as I said, the growth has to come from the private sector. The jobs have to be created there. And related to this, I think increasingly, and this is something that we're going to talk about in post-2015 agenda and so on, you cannot look at it as the answer to all development challenges. You need financing from other places. We would like to see AID as a catalyst for creating AID. So let's start a few years ago. One of the first major ones we initiated was with some institutional investors because we thought this was eight years ago and at that time interest rates were also low, even though they were not as low as they are today. But at that time we thought it might be interesting. It should be interesting for companies, institutional investors to go and invest in some of these new markets. So we started talking with some of the pension schemes. I turned out two of them, then partnered with one of the major asset management companies. I'm going to interrupt you there because we just happened to have. I'm really surprised. And where are you, Niels? Niels Jusssen was involved very much with the lead the bank invest. Could you briefly just tell us that story? I think it's a good example of how a public-private partnership can work and how Danita with a contribution actually was a catalyst for direct impact investments, which was more than tenfold of that investment. From the start Danita supported a private fund with the purpose of direct impact investments in Danita program countries. Not only investment but also supporting management in these companies with just below 10 million USD. On that basis there was raised a first fund on 100 million USD and that led to additional follow-on funds without support of Danita totaling about 500 million USD. So 10 million USD actually catalyzed 500 million USD in direct impact investments where local management was supported to develop those companies. And I think that's the perfect example of how it works. And clients of these funds are today, both Danish pension funds as well as international pension funds. And you wouldn't have done it without Danita, right? No, that was an important catalyst, it could not have happened without. Thank you very much.  Well, the supply of skilled workers is one of the main challenges to actually reach increased production and also pro-poor growth in low and middle income countries. So that is why now CIDA is supporting two public-private partnerships where we target skills development and employment. Now we are in Iraq, in Ethiopia, and we will also soon be in Bangladesh, Tanzania and Liberia. And these are actually good examples of direct cooperation with multinational companies which will create job opportunities and income generation. OK, now you can keep it for now. Iba, I want to sort of drill down a little bit, because we've heard about the big one. But there are some smaller, more human stories. I think I'm not wearing a sweater, but that would be a good hint. Yeah, well, we have several examples, but I think I've recently visited Bolivia where modern is working and we visited a company there, a local knitwear company. And they have, through our Danida business partnership program, teamed up with a Danish company, a design company, in the production of very nice products for the European markets. So they increased their production. They have now a factory with, I think, more than 100 workers. And a very good aspect as well is that they teamed up with a number of women, I think more than 200 women who are knitting at home. They get the product out there and then they are knitting and providing. So they actually make an income while still being able to cater for some of the other business they have to do. So I think it's a very good example that, actually, small means you can create jobs. Thank you. Now, forgive my back now for you. You know, RECOM is all about research and communication. And today what we're going to be doing too is not just focusing on the research, but the results of the research. So I think you're going to be hearing some stuff that maybe will change your minds on some of the preconceptions that you had about employment and jobs in the developing world. But the COM bit, the communications bit, that obviously has been an area where we are moving forward. So I know wider, and I'm sorry, I'm taking words out of your mouth, Finn. I have a habit of doing that. Wider got me involved, so I'm doing part of the communications bit. But why are communications important? And there I will ask, first of all, Finn and then Lena. And I think, I mean, sorry, not Finn, EBE, apologies, EBE and Lena, internally and externally. Well, you're right in pointing to the dual reasons for having such a high priority to the communication. We need to be able to communicate that we are achieving some results. We need to be able to communicate that through both the beneficiaries but also the Danish taxpayers who are paying for the assistance. But we also need communication internally, as you say, exactly to become more knowledgeable about what works and how did we achieve those results. So these are the dual objectives that we need to address through our communication, also around this program, but certainly also in everything else that we are doing as a development agency. Thank you. And Lena, I know you talked about this at the beginning, but I'm asking you to come back on it. Yes, the importance of communication and I really share what it said. We need to be accountable to the constituency, to the taxpayers, but we also need it to actually learn and to draw the conclusions and to do things differently. We need to be innovative, we need to be flexible, but to be able to do that, we need to learn a little bit from our experiences. We need to go forward with more knowledge, but more risk-taking and more brave. Okay, risk-taking. Finn, I'm going to ask you to finalize this note, taking a risk on communications. For somebody who spent half his working life in developing countries, it's obviously important that knowledge just sits there. Knowledge needs to be used. You very often have a big challenge of using the knowledge. The thought of using the knowledge that does exist better is communication. You do that when you're communicating in audiences. This is this one. You do that when wider host conferences where we communicate on other topics. We do that in our project meetings. We also do that through our publications. So communication is a very big thing. But for me, the core of the matter is knowledge may sit there, but if you don't communicate it, it's not going to be useful in policy or otherwise. Thank you very much.


Hello, hello, Andrew Mayeski here with dentalal tutoring. So I've been getting a lot of emails this week, specifically about students or dental hygienists who have or who are working in offices that they just don't know if it's the proper dynamic, if they're doing the right things, if they're not doing the right things, you know, that type of thing. So this video is about what you do when you're in an office that you don't like. And I don't know how else to say it, but you're just not happy there, but you don't know if it's just you overreacting. If it's like, okay, things have got to change because I find as dental professionals, we work so hard. We will stick it out, do whatever we can. We're not the type of professionals that just simply leave an office because we're having a bad day or because we're having a bad week and we just say too bad, so sad, like it's too short, I am out of here. We're not those types of people. And I have a perfect example. I was in the same office for 12 years. I loved it. I didn't ever think of leaving. Yes, I had some good days. I had some bad days. I had some horrible days even when things got really, really bad at one point because staff was changing, doctors were changing, hours were changing, it was just a big mess. I didn't even think for a second that I had other options out there. But I'll admit now to be perfectly honest, maybe it's just because I've been doing this for about 14 years now. I moved a couple times. Even when I moved an hour out of town, I still worked in the same office. I didn't even think things would be easier to just go work somewhere else, right? But now my mentality is different. So I tend to tell people when you're first starting out, it's just things are so overwhelming. Things are crazy overwhelming where staff, you might not mesh with staff right away, but that might be normal. It takes time. You might be lucky to work in an office where you just mesh with everybody right away. And that's how I felt. When I first started as a dental assistant, maybe I was just lucky. I worked for a great dentist, a great dentist. I did reception, I did assisting. I loved it. I got along with everybody. So it seemed, I just loved it. But I'm hearing from a lot of people, they might be in a new office where they don't get along with everybody. They feel like everybody's putting all of the work on them. They work so hard yet they're not being appreciated. These things do happen, unfortunately. So you might be wondering, well, do I stay? Do I leave? Am I overreacting? So I might go back and forth on this a little bit because I do think it depends on who you are as well. And it depends on what stage you're at. As a perfect example, again, no names mentioned. I'm gonna try not to mention a name here, but I do know this person. She does not work in the dental profession, but she's the type where she works somewhere, she has a bad day and she quits. And then she complains that she doesn't have any money. But again, she does not work in the dental profession. So if that sounds like you, that's not a good thing because not every job is perfect. I mean, no job is perfect. You might have a bad day, but it depends on why the date is bad, okay? So if you're working in an office now where, and again, this is just my opinion, but if you're working in an office where you work so hard, you show up early every day, you stay late every night because other staff members aren't pulling their weight, that's when things get tricky. That is when I tend to tell people look for something else because it's not going to get better. It might, but from my experience, you can't change another person, you can only change you. If you try to talk to your boss saying like, listen, I come in early, I don't get to thank you. I stay late, I don't get to thank you. I'm doing the work of five people whereas the other workers are sitting in the back having a coffee or they're complaining that I'm not working enough, yet I'm working harder than them. So if it's that type of dynamic and the boss isn't doing anything about it, I suggest leaving. I suggest looking for something else and then obviously leaving after that. But again, this is just my opinion. I don't want to tell people to leave. In the end, it depends on you. What do you feel in your heart? I get a lot of people telling me, I love the office so much, but I'm exhausted every day. I have to work so hard because other people aren't pulling their weight or I work so hard, I'm exhausted every day. I love it, but my boss isn't very nice and they make me feel horrible after every single day. If I do one little thing wrong, they pretty much yell at me. So is that worth it? Is that worth it to work there every day and feel like that? I say no. I say look for something else quicker, sooner rather than later. Now though, I'm the type of person where if I don't like an office, I'm going to leave. That's why I was attempt for about six months because I wanted to kind of find an office that I really, really liked. But I think it was because after I left that office of 12 years, I worked in an office. That was amazing for like three months, but then they hired a consultant who just made us work longer hours. We never got a lunch. We had to clock out like 10 minutes after our shift, even if we were still working because the patient was behind. I wasn't getting paid. They were taking off money from my paycheck because they said that I was in too early, even though I had to come in at that point to do chart audits, all kinds of things. So that was a very icky dynamic. I didn't like it and I just left. I didn't tell them that's why I left, but admittedly it was a good time because we were actually moving. So I just said, hey, you know what you guys? I love it here, but we're moving really, really fast. I gotta go. So that's just kind of how that happened. And then when I was temping in Kitchener where I'm living now, I was working for different offices and it was amazing to see how some offices I just didn't want to work there. I would work there for a day and not want to go back because either they overbooked patients, they had really bad instruments to work with that I couldn't do my work properly.  Or I would work in offices that were amazing where they were so happy to see me. I had the best instruments ever when I needed a check. The dentist came in on time and didn't make me wait for like a half an hour and then wondered why I'm behind. So there are offices where you will just know if it's a good office or not. Or work there for three months and that is when their true colors start to shine. Just to let you guys know, that seems to be the thing. So sorry, this is kind of a longer video, but what I tell people is to go with what you feel. Go with what you feel as silly as that sounds. If you're, you know, like almost sick to go into work every single day, it's not worth it. It's not worth it. But I'm not saying quit and then not have money. Look for something else. If you don't feel right doing that, talk to the boss. Let them know how you feel. If nothing changes, then it's time to leave. That's what I think. But do not be so quick to leave a job because you're having a bad day. Trust me, bad days happen. I have great days. I have bad days where I wanna quit. You know, I'm thinking, oh my God, patients were just awful today. I was five minutes behind. I get like yelled at, you know, just good days, bad days. It's normal. But go with what you think, go with what you feel. If you're not looking forward to going into work, like if you just don't feel good, it's time to leave. No one looks forward to going into work, I don't think. But because we would just always rather be home and get paid for it. But if you don't feel good about it, like if you feel sick, it's time to leave. I hope this helped. If feel free to comment and let me know your good office experiences, your bad office experiences, what you do to kind of handle things. Cause it does depend on many different factors. So sorry for the longer video. I just kind of feel like I'm talking to everybody here. So it's nice to vent a little bit and kind of talk about my experiences. So thank you guys for watching. Make sure to hit subscribe if you haven't yet because I do upload videos often. Have a good Wednesday. I will see you guys next time.


Okay, we're looking inside the abdomen again So we've got our kidneys here With their individual renal artery and vein adrenal glands sitting on top of the kidney This white part here that you see moving down is the ureter That ureter you can see flows all the way down and in To my bladder underneath the bladder you can see Down inside there's your prostate right underneath the bladder That's why people with prostate issues tend to have issues urinating


The Deputy Commander of U.S. Army Europe, Major General Timothy McGuire, along with dignitaries from Ukraine, allies and other partner nations, came together at the International Peacekeeping and Security Center in Yavrov to observe exercise rapid trident in 2016. It is great to see 13 nations, 1,800 soldiers training together to ensure that we are prepared to operate together as one, to learn from each other and to build our readiness. The distinguished visitors have the opportunity to observe ongoing training, including security and defensive operations. Rapid trident is meant to bring countries from around Europe to build interoperability with Ukraine, U.S. allies and other partnership for peace nations. This has been a very successful training exercise. We appreciate the Ukrainian Army and National Guard for sponsoring it. The United States Army of Europe is proud to be co-host and once again very pleased.


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In the world of the S&Ps, let's take a look at them. What do you have?  That's how it shakes out. You see the spy? The spy, we did 98 million shares, okay, you know, you still went down with 132, but the way this works is that it depends, it's how you're going forward. That's the real bottom line. We got volume in the market. That sets up, you know, well, first off, it sets up, in order to indicate that volume, you'd have to get over it and close underneath it, and that's what we're probably going to do today. That being said, I expect that you're still going to see this run get up to this 40144. That's where the gap is, there's a free gap playing the way down, that's the top of the gap, so it gets somewhere into that level. We're going to take a look at the MDX100, the three cues. Now the three cues, here's where divergence comes in. The three cues didn't get volume. The composite got volume, what do you see? The composite, I mean, you're talking about volume, it was insane. So when you take a look at the three cues, bottom line, you did 58 million shares, then that's not even close. We did 67 million shares on that Thursday, Wednesday. Bottom line, that being said, I expect that we'll see that go into the 299 area. Now if we take a look at this volume, you'll see this on the NYSE, on Friday, you can see we did 3.2 billion. Okay, now watch this one, this is intense, man. And the composite, 9.42 billion folks, okay? So the way this works, just so you can understand how this works, this is the, when you have a rebalance in, it's the one time, this happens at least four or five times a year in different indices. But it's the time that the actual larger funds can get out and get in without dislocating price in a big way. And you can see inside the NASDAQ composite, they did it in spades. In spades, and more than likely what happened with the composite also, is that you probably had some middle caps that end up into small caps. You know, that's what it looks like, cuz you don't see that 9.2 billion too often inside the marketplace. Gold, gold contract is still having a tough time catching a bid. If you are in the gold market, you've probably heard over the weekend that, yeah, the Russian gold can't be sold now. The thing that's amazing about that story folks, okay? Russian gold hasn't been able to sell since the sanctions went on it. So it's like that, I'm hearing this yapping all weekend long. It's like, okay, give me a break, okay? It hasn't happened since then. Now they may have formulaized it at the, the exchange, the London bullion exchange, but the bottom line it hasn't been happening, you can see that, yeah, it hasn't done a thing. What we've had in the gold market is that it continues to reject lower price, but it hasn't got a sign of strength. And more than likely, this is what it's all about. It's that good old US dollar, because when you take a look at the US dollar, the bottom line inside the dollar is that, you know, this is hanging at highs. You know, the hot, the hot, the benchmark high that you want to keep your eye on the dollar is the first high. It's the 105.005. You know, we took that out about a week ago. It was a one day wonder.  That's my take inside that good old US dollar. We take a look at some of the higher volume equities out here today. And you got, we got AMC up $1.67. Well, you know what's going to be interesting is that the top gun, top gun just did over a billion dollars. And that's one of the biggest plays for Paramount since, let me see, this is on the, it's like, it's a long time, man. It's 2000 where I, let me get this quick. I'll get it for you, but it's, it's a long time. It's many, many years. But evidently they have, they have some action going for them. Look at Amazon down to $2.95. You got Nvidia rough, $1.95. We got Robinhood, Robinhood, check this out, Robinhood straight $9.00, $9.19. That has actually absolutely got smoked. Occidental's up a buck, 40. We have ExxonMobil up $2.27. And you know, we'll see how this whole week shakes out. But most times, folks, this is a positive week. You're coming into the July 4th weekend and you got plenty of people that on vacation, we just had a nice downdraft. There's no doubt that this can build costs for a bit, a bounce with some light volume and see where the whole thing shakes out. We're gonna take a look at Apple. Apple's trying to push out as much as they can public relations-wise that they're coming out with, you know, miracles, the bottom line is not helping them too much.  That being said, now this is what's gonna be so cool, folks. When you have the indices speculating that that's where the gap's gonna go. Apple's done it today. Apple got up to its bottom gap, $142.53. We hit $143.49. 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And then we got off to that great start with Stamp Gosa, you know, pumping in the goal. But it's great. I mean, it was a great game. There's no doubt. Yeah, and a good series. And you know, the crowds outside of the stadium are just amazing these days. So. Isn't it? It's really cool it's happening. Now I'm with you, man. I mean, it's really cool. There's no doubt, man. There's no doubt. So now I'd have to say some are actually officially kicks in. There's nothing to watch other sports on TV. Baseball, I typically don't watch a baseball until you get to play off time. It's too long. Right. There's no doubt. I like going to ball games.  But you know, sports and then the PGA tour is being ripped apart. So that's, you know, as older people, I'm not much of a streamer out there. So I'm not going to go stream to watch the this L.I.B. gold stuff. And I don't think they're going to get much in the way of television. So just going to have to be the beach and stock market. So that's good. Let's catch some fish, man. I like that. Oh, absolutely. Absolutely. OK, let's take a look. Last Tuesday, yeah, we come back from a holiday. And it was a great session. And that session, the way that I take a look at things, confirmed A to B equals CD patterns for most of the US indices. And so give me a second here where we go. And the only primary industry that did not complete an A to B equals CD to down. So that was the Russell 2000. OK. It went ahead and formed what I refer to as a Rhodes momentum indicator bottom. So I take a look at these six primary industries, the Dow, which is in the upper left, the S&P, the NDX100, the Russell, the semis, and the New York Stock Exchange, all formed by the D point patterns. That was on last Tuesday. OK. Do you have your shots up? I don't mean to interrupt. Oh, shoot. I thought I did. Oh, that's all right. You have the shots. No, no, P didn't. That was my fault. So that's OK. That's OK. Yeah, yeah. So here, hopefully you guys can see them right now. So here are the six panels with the A to B equals CD patterns for the primary industries. The one on the lower left, the Russell, you can see never made its full extension out there. I see, yeah. But it didn't bottom because what it bottomed with is, so my tools automatically draw in these diagonal lines. These diagonal lines are part of the Rhodes momentum indicator system. As you mentioned, subscribers have an archive that shows them exactly how this pattern works. That way they can do it on their own for the stocks that they follow out here. And it's really a great tool. So we've got the bottom inside the Russell 2000. And speaking of Rhodes momentum indicator bottom patterns, these are the weekly charts for the Dow, the S&P, and the Nasdaq 100 Tom. And interestingly enough, the price action on Friday, so Tuesday to Friday. But Friday's price action actually confirmed Rhodes momentum indicator bottoms for the weekly timeframe. And the way that my patterns get confirmed, whether it's at tops, I look for bearish reversal candles. At bottoms, I look for bullish reversal candles. It's really simple, and it's really boils down, Tom, to six different bullish reversal candles. And if you can learn those, the exact opposite of the bearish reversal candles. So I teach folks that as well. So that's another archive inside the Mastery Probability videos out there. So we've got confirmed bottoms on a weekly timeframe. This also, by the way, confirmed weekly by the D point patterns or Gartley buy patterns out here because of that bullish reversal candle that formed last week for the Dow, the S&P, and the Nasdaq 100. And with regard to the Rhodes momentum indicator tops, even though we have those at the bottoms here, those black diagonal lines followed by the bullish reversal candle. If we take a look at what took place up at the top, at the highs out here, it was the exact opposite. It was the Rhodes momentum indicator topping signal. And again, you'll see the bearish reversal candles out there. What I want people to understand is I don't draw these lines in here. It's part of the automated system. It follows my very specific rules and tools out there. So there's nothing here that is left for to be subjective, so to speak. It's just the pattern. Now, in this case here, Tom, what price should do, it should go target this little red, the little red green squiggly line out there. OK, I see that. Yep. That could, and we can see how this is really acted as resistance all the way down. Now, intercession, so interweak price might spike through it, but it's really all about the end of the week, the close out there. And we can see how this is acted as resistance. So what price should do is head up to those levels. That's where the counter trend move should end in that general area. If price closes above that level, then we may have something else that's going on, or at least a further counter trend move. So I know very clearly what to be watching for, what to. How cool is that, right? I know. Yeah, absolutely. What I want people to understand is this Roachman-Demindicator signal, especially for a weekly time frame, there aren't that many of them that form out there. Now, this is the Dow, and I take this chart back all the way to 1896. So last Friday's Roachman-Demindicator bottom is only the third one since the 2009 bottom. And so I've got that, and the lower left is the 2009 bottom. And then we've got the one that came in in 2016. If we take a look back even further, in 2002, the Dow bottom, this is on the lower left-hand side with Roachman-Demindicator. Now, what I don't want people to think is that this pattern never fails. All patterns eventually fail. And here, this little blue arrow on the right-hand side, during the move down from the 2007 to 2009 lows, we did get one failure of this pattern out there. But the final bottom that formed on a weekly basis was a Roachman-Demindicator signal out here. 1982, kind of lower left out here, that formed a Roachman-Demindicator bottom, 1974. And I'm not cherry-picking these. I'm just going back in time to look for these. And that way folks can understand the relevance of this pattern. They can test drive the newsletters for 29 days. Doesn't cost me anything. You've got a tiger dollar promotion going on. So that makes it easy. Here's the 1957 Dow bottom. So the weekly Roachman-Demindicator bottoms don't happen that often. But when they do happen, we typically get that move. And that move should take us up to the oscillator and change line. So for the Dow folks, I'm looking for a move to around the 32,100 level, the S&P 4022, and the NASDAQ 112-301. So that's what my tools are telling us out here. And I expected, and when you and I, I think maybe talked a while back, I'm expecting a two to three week rally. And that's what these black diagonal out here, they show, this is during the 2007, 2009 bottom. We had several two to three week countertrend rallies. And that's what I expect is gonna take place next time. And you know what's so cool, man? What's so cool is that it's been so effective. So if it fails, yeah, out of the way. If it fails, folks. Oh, that's for sure. That's for sure. Have a great one, Steve. Have a safe one. We look forward to your tomorrow. Thanks. Thank you. Stay right there, folks, to come right back. If you want to take advantage of this sector, now is the time to subscribe to my Gold Report. The Gold Report is a comprehensive look at the metal sector as well as the markets that move gold, which is the currency and bond markets. New subscribers get a 30 day money back guarantee so you have nothing to lose. 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Market wise out here, bottom line is that this baby is, I suspect, gonna just move on up into the gap at this point. Let's go to Robin Hood, because what's going on, let's see what we got. There we go. Oh, I see, okay, let's see. We'll go, let's go to Garo. Garo first, Garo in New Port Beach. Garo, what's going on? How you doing, man? How are you, sir? I'm doing great, man. Youself? Good, thank you so much. Thank you for asking, sir. Absolutely. I needed your opinion regarding ERX. Is there any room to go higher and or should I get into it right now or wait for further later on? Let's take a look. So the ERX folks is the direction two times energy bull inside of this, you know, we're talking about the Exxon, Williams, Valero, is a good mix here, okay? So what you have inside here is that, you know, you basically have produces, you have the distributors, you have the Occidental Phillips, Marathon, Marathon, and that's, okay, so we get some action here. Okay, so let's take a look at this. Yeah. Let me just look at some, I'm gonna go from here to the XLE, not that the XLE is the same thing as this Garrow, it's not, but yeah, I wouldn't be buying the ERX.  I mean, this came down hard, there's no doubt.   Yes, yes. It's a little dangerous, man, you know, because I think the way that this is, meaning the oil market in general, Garrow, is it looks to me that it's not gonna make that 147. You know, we're at one on nine, 53 today, let's just look at this. And 263,000 contracts.  Right now, you're going into 426,000 contracts of 263, that's never a good thing, you know. Should I get in today? No, I wouldn't buy it, period. I wouldn't buy it. I mean, when you're trading to counter-trend and bounce, it's very dangerous. Lacy, I see. And that's what that actually is. Now, yes, granted, I said that, yeah, it can go to nine points higher, but my take is that we're in a bear market when it ends up happening, all the surprises are to the downside. So, yeah, very good, very good, very good. Thank you, sir, I appreciate it, thank you so much. Okay, Garry, have a great one, man, have a safe one. Enjoy beautiful Newport Beach, I love it. Yeah, totally. So, bottom line, oh, what am I just doing? Okay, if we get over and we take a look at, let's take a look at a couple of the, oh, I know, Robin Hood, that's where it is. So, check this out, man, this is gonna be wild watching this, folks, because what you have here is, let's see. So, Robin Hood, oh, that's why it's trading up a buck 22. So, look at this, the dude that has basically, he's been bankrolling everyone inside of the crypto business, Sam Bankfield Fried, freed, rather, is exploring whether he might be able to acquire Robin Hood according to people with knowledge of the matter. FTX is deliberating internally how to buy their app-based brokerage. One of the people said, I should not be identified because the matter isn't public. Robin Hood hasn't received a formal takeover from AFTX, another person said, no final decision, the thing that's amazing here. So, picture this, folks, you've seen, this guy, there's no doubt, he figured something out and the amount of bread that he has is huge. He's been lending money to all these other crypto platforms.  Now, on top of that, this is the thing that is wild. On top of that, my take, he's never gonna be able to buy Robin Hood, the reason being is that Robin Hood is a regulated market by the SEC as well as the NASDAQ, right? Well, the bottom line is that the SEC has sent, this guy doesn't let us that, hey man, crypto in general, tokens in general, all of that whole deal, that's off the table. That being said, the SEC hasn't been able to nail anyone but I don't see, what ends up happening is pretty extensive what you gotta go through in order to own a broker dealer. I just don't see that happening. So we'll see where the rest of this thing shakes out but I suspect the thing's moving quick, there's no doubt and it's moved a lot quicker than, the SEC always moves slow, that's the real bottom line but in this particular case, I just don't see it happening because what you do have, I can picture why he wants it, there's no doubt about that, when he wants it is that then he'll probably go above board, not that he's not above board, it's against these tokens bottom line, so here's the fight. The fight is the SEC are saying that tokens are a security. The folks that are putting the tokens out are saying, no, no, no, it's not a security. We'll find out where this goes, most times though the SEC is gonna win and unfortunately you can see the aspect of how even at this particular point that what has happened with the tokens in general, they're probably all gonna be worth zero before the SEC gets around to getting anyone in court. Let's go to our man Frank and Gloucester. Frank, what's going on man? Hey, how are you Tommy? I'm doing great man, just see ourself. Yeah, fine, fine, thank you, summer is here. I know, that's good, I'm glad you got a nice summer out there, that's beautiful. Yeah, yeah, doing well. Good. So yeah, that crypto stuff, boy I look at it like it's tulip bulbs, you know. It is, I'm telling you it is tulip bulbs. You know what folks, what you wanna do, I gotta get the guy's name because I brought it up in the show maybe a month ago, Tommy brought it up at the same time. One of the big guys in the crypto, he explained the bottom line is that you have to sell this to someone else, but that is that type of Ponzi deal man. It's like okay, so one of the biggest guys that's explaining that, that kinda says it. Hey Frank, stay right there, we get a quick break. Yeah, we get a quick break, we're gonna be coming back. Stay right there folks, you're gonna come back with our man Frank from Gloucester. 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What happens is this, is that if we keep going back and forth, which I think we would, I mean, interest rates went up dramatically, right? Really quick. Now, bottom line, the real question's gonna be is that, okay, are we going that path again, which we very well could be. I mean, that's the bottom line. We only went, basically went down on rates for like five days, okay? And so the way those doubles and triples go, Frank, is that as long as the trend is strong, that's different. But if we go back and forth, both the bull and the bear lose. So, you know, I think you get about three or four more days, I mean, if you take it now, is it a taxable account or non-taxable account? No, it's non-taxable. Well, then I'd take some money.  I think rates are gonna go a lot higher. I'm not, you know what I'm saying? I really do. Right, sure. But the bottom line is that the way this should operate, I think we're gonna be up the rest of the week. And, you know, the bonds are light today, meaning, but we're going to slide forth and there's no one... Now you're kind of crazy. Is it better to just short the TLT? I mean, it's not double, but... It is, it is. On a longer basis, it is. That's exactly right. Yes, yeah. Yeah. Because then you're not losing back and forth. Yeah, totally. Yeah. Cook and brother. Okay, thank you. Have a great one, man. Have a safe one. Now, folks, we got a real treat for you. We got our man, Mr. Teddy Kegstad. And folks, we now are going to have, you're gonna love this. Teddy's been on with us for, oh my God, it's years now. The Tiger 4X Report by our man, Mr. Teddy Kegstad. Okay, this is kicking off today, bottom line. You know, if you haven't heard Teddy, he's on Tommy's show every morning. Amazing guy, bottom line. Been with the CBOE. He was down there for 20 years. Let's see, he's getting graduated from DePaul University, degree in finance. 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And you've given us such a great education as to how a currency and the interest rate affect all of us, right, every day. Absolutely. If they impact all markets without a doubt, every market's a function of some currency, no matter what. Yeah, isn't that wild, man? And so when you were at the CBOE, were you trading currencies or trading options? What were you trading then? Well, I started at the CBOE when I was at the CME. That's when I started trading currencies. I was in the S&Ps for over 20 years. That's where I really started to learn currencies because I was trading bonds initially. And then I was starting to see the correlations between those markets and then see how they started to influence it. And one of the things I noticed too is that a lot of the older guys, they traded spreads. So they learned those correlations. And most of the individual pit traders or individual market traders, they never cared about those things. So it was a good way to actually not get caught with your pants down when they have a lot of really good moves and catch a lot of good trends that way too. Now, what Teddy just explained, folks, remember this program's archive? I want you to go through what, go listen to that again. Because there's no doubt, Teddy, what happens, folks, when you're around for a while, you try to go somewhere where there's not a lot of pushing and pulling, right? And that's what you're saying, which is really cool. I'm with you there, man. At one point in my career, all I did is trade South African equities because no one liked them. But there's plenty of ETFs over here and the bottom line, of course, South Africa's already trading, so pretty cool, man. And in the aspect, you're one of the first guys, bottom line, when oil was at 35 saying, okay, 45, we're going to 100, right?  Everyone's like, what are you talking about? Seriously, man. So the first day I heard that on the ice says, okay, this is gonna be a trip. So what are you thinking about the oil market now? Where are we at in that whole thing? Well, we're in nice little consolidation. I like the fact that it's a little higher today. I think it's gonna be basically playing with resistance. I don't mean there's no real reason to see why we would have any real slide in the oil market. Now, I would use caution with most people. Don't think that just because oil is even stabilizing right now, the gas prices are staying down. That's a whole other issue. So oil and gasoline, especially now, since we're no long, now that we are actually importing gasoline because of our refining issues, if they pump it, don't worry about the price of oil. It's the price of gas you have to worry about. But for crude oil still, I think it's gonna be a bull and I see it going to 150. I think no matter what, we're gonna test the highs sometime before the end of July and to the beginning of August and probably make a run at 140 to 150 by the sometime in September. Yeah, because that last high on the continuous is 147, I know. There's no doubt. Especially when rates go higher too. If they continue to do three quarter points for another one to two Fed meetings, the cost to carry out alone is gonna help drive the price of crude up. Interesting, yeah. This is where you really get the real action. Well, folks, it's very easy to get a newsletter. You come over to our website at TFNN, you're gonna see it right on the front. The Tiger 4X report by our man, Mr. Teddy Kegsett. You hit subscribe, you fill that out. Don't forget to put in the Teddy 25. If you have 25% discount, folks. And that discount is forever. Just so you know. Lock it in. Yeah, it's like a charter membership, folks. Teddy, this is so awesome, man. 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Metta has commercials on right now and what they have the commercials on as is this. They talk about what you're gonna be able to do in the Metta universe, right? And what they talk about, folks, so what they show is that they show folks, they show surgeons, okay? Cutting brains up, practicing inside the Metta universe. They show, what is the other one? So they're showing these, they're not going after, well, let's put it this way. On the game, on the TV, they're not going after the gaming and all of that. What they're going after, if you've seen it, they're going after explaining that this is gonna change medical, it's gonna change anything it has to do that you have to practice something first, which could be NASA, which could be engineering. The commercials impressive, I can tell you that. It's, it was something that I did not consider at all because looking at the Metta universe, you know, bottom line, I consider this the fact that okay, this is gonna be like another Facebook and I suspect it is by the way, okay? But I'm just saying that Facebook may be a stock that you want to stop looking at and it's not ready yet. But when you see that commercial, you'll see what I'm talking about because, you know, bottom line is that, yeah, you got enough people into Facebook, I can see running those ads, there's gonna get enough people into this Mettaverse in a way that, you know, it's not legit, but the bottom line is that, you know, he's not legit, period. So, always remember folks, the bank and Claya hot out the book and run you over and thank God, there's always another trade. Health, that is in prosperity. Have a great night folks, have a safe night. Come back and visit Tommy tomorrow morning, kicks us off nine o'clock in the morning, great show folks. Yeah, we'll get him folks.


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