Hey everyone, welcome back to Nintendo Prime. No, we're not on the usual set, which is like over that way, because I have so much information I need to read for this video that I needed to be sitting right here so I can literally show you and read it directly to you. All of this information is going to be verifiable sourced linked in the description and I need to give credit to a certain someone for gathering it because that's the hardest work of making these YouTube videos is gathering information. So today we're actually going to be talking about the Nintendo Switch Pro. I realize if this thing exists, if it comes out, it's not going to be called Switch Pro. It's going to be like new Nintendo Switch or Nintendo Switch OLED, plus edition, Super Switch, something like that.  So yeah, Pro is just a moniker we use. It's common in the tech field, not going to be the name. I just wanted to preface that because some people get confused thinking that's what we're saying this thing's going to be called. That's not what it's going to be called. That's just our way of referencing it right now. And I'm going to be talking to you about this today because it's likely coming sooner than you think. And no, we're not talking about a brand new next generation Switch, which we also know is probably in development. And we're going to provide all the evidence and sources and show it right to you. And we actually have new information coming out of Nvidia that really shows this thing might be in mass production right now. Like think about that right now for an imminent release this holiday. I know, crazy, we just got the OLED last year. I know all the doubts. Switch is selling out, yada, yada, yada. I get it, okay? Killer lineup this year, no need for new hardware. Some people think we need even more powerful hardware right now, I get it. I already know what some of the responses to this video are going to be before I even present you this information. A lot of you are going to say, no, I just got my Switch OLED. I don't need new Switch hardware. Some of you are going to say, wham, wham, wham. We need next generation stuff, not this mid-gen refresh. And some of you are going to say, yes, this is what I've been waiting for. Bottom line is nobody can be satisfied. Some of you are going to be screaming fake and down in the comments. I can already think of a few user names and thoughts out my head they're going to be doing that. Here's what I don't want to happen. I don't want people attacking each other over opinions.  Now, if this is the first time you've watched my channel I would appreciate if you would subscribe. And by the way, hey, I care about the subscribers so much that we're actually giving away a Nintendo Switch OLED, a PlayStation 5 or an Xbox Series X to one of our subscribers this month. All you have to do is head down to the pinned comment in the description or the, oh yeah, no, the pinned comment or the description and click on that gleam.io link. All right, let's just get into this and let's start with where I'm getting this information all. From all of it is going to be sourced. This is not just me pulling opinions out of my butthole. So as you see here, I am on a place called Famibords.com. This is a very popular Nintendo fan forum. It has some industry insiders and stuff like that here. There's also game developers. It's basically like NeoGaff and Reset Era but just for Nintendo stuff, although they do dabble a little bit in PlayStation and Xbox. So what we're focusing here is on this post right here and a thread about Nintendo hardware technology, speculation and discussion. So this is all about what's coming up for Nintendo. And this person named Old Puck on here put together a really detailed post sourcing everything that we're going to go through. So the response to this comment says the information we have is not of an imminent releasing console. Okay, that's what they're saying. This information is about next gen consoles. Old Puck actually has a response to this that says, well, I don't know what that first, there were leaks of a console a year ago. So let's open that up. And of course it's Bloomberg and it says Nintendo Switch model is planned. We can look at your Nintendo Switch plans, a Switch model with bigger Samsung OLED display. Again, we did get that technically, but that was the first thing and they talked about a 4K switch in that thing. And then with confirmation that dev kits have been placed from other insiders. So we have confirmation from Imran Khan, by the way, completely independent of Bloomberg. This is someone who used to work at Game Informer saying it's funny, I was talking to those people today who were like, there's enough people with dev kits that leaks should happen any day now. Guess it didn't even take that long. That was back in March of 2021. So there were dev kits supposedly for a new Switch back then. Notably, you wouldn't need dev kits for an OLED Switch. You would need dev kits if there's new hardware. So that is according to Imran Khan. That was early last year. Nintendo confirmed Switch to have roughly a seven year life cycle. So Furukawa on ensuring Switch has a long life cycle and approach to developing new hardware. This is looking back on ideas and we though systems peaked about four years in their life cycles. How is the Switch shaping up so far? As the Switch enters its fifth year on the market, again, this is from it last year. One of our focal points is ensuring it has a long life cycle. It's very important us as customers continue to enjoy playing the Switch. This includes Switch owners who bought the console at launch all the way through those who have bought it recently with Animal Crossing. We'll provide new gameplay experiences for all Switch owners, okay? So if you wanted, what steps do you take to extend it? The Switch is right around the middle stage of its life. Again, we've heard them say that a bunch of times. Do you have a consoles with a target time period? We never consider a window where these consoles were always doing technical and market research, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. So basically the inference of seven years is that if it was the first time in the middle of its life cycle back at five, you know, entering the fifth year that it would be coming to 2007, that's more speculative, but at least it's evidence that Nintendo was talking about the life cycle back then. All right, but game developers are under the impression that this is a revision, so actual developers. So this comes from Nate Drake. And it says, I can emphasize how vehemently, this is back in July of last year, I just screwed this just because you have access to a dev box, doesn't mean at all when it comes to knowing how Nintendo plans to market the device, especially when you likely have no idea what Nintendo themselves plans to release at or near the future. And Nate Drake says, these games are being made for Switch and also with these new dev kits. Could they be cross gen, maybe. But no one I've talked with is under the impression they are working on next gen hardware. Could it change? Of course, anything can change and Nintendo can pivot. So according to Nate Drake, Nate the hate, et cetera, yeah, we are, you know, what the devs are working on was revised Switch hardware, a revision. Okay, that was July of last year. And then that implied obviously release of last year or this year. And then insiders here confirmed with the DLSS leak and everything from Nvidia that it indeed was supposed to come last year. Okay, cool. So there's been some confirmation that there was some sort of Switch hardware in the works. Developers have been working on it for at least a year and there was high impressions that it was supposed to release in 2022. If not then this year. Okay, that's all stuff from last year. So besides the DLSS leak, that was this year. So it's stuff like this vague hardware skills 4K except the chip is based on an SOC that leaked eight months ago. Want proof? Here we go. Colpite7kemi says this is preliminary picture the T234 on Wikipedia, very clear. So why do we always guess? Nintendo will use a custom I was the T239. So this was obviously leaked last year. Okay, cool. So we have a leak of new hardware already right there. And then Raytracing leaked seven months ago. So this came from Nate Drake again, says the Nvidia conference today was so we get more news on the Orange as Justin. RTX was something that DevKits from late 2020 had featured but it was limited form of RTX another piece of the puzzle fits. I expected more from Portugal in Euro. So basically, yeah, there was something in 2020 in the DevKits that featured RTX. Basically, that's what we learned there. Okay, cool. Nvidia hack confirms all the essential details of the hardware. Most of which came from the same sources say in 2022 release date. So this hack here that we have had Nvidia confirm and everything and they were being held for ransom. Again, this happened this year and it confirmed all the exact details of the 4K, the Raytracing, et cetera, essentially confirming that everything the leakers said last year was true which heavily would have implied a release last year which is why, you know, people like Takashi Matsuzuki at Bloomberg thought it was coming last year. Game developers thought it was coming last year. Okay, fine. Nvidia begins production of chips. So this is new news. This is the new news that dropped yesterday and this is important because Nvidia has this whole process in place where they release information publicly and Nvidia Corporation, it says, is boosting its initiative to empower artificial intelligence technology for building autonomous vehicles or AVs. Now remember, Nintendo Switch uses a chip that is used in autonomous vehicles already. So they're chips that's heavily based around the same chips that they put in vehicles in cars. So Nintendo Drive-Orn is a system on chip SoC. Basically they are wrapping up production of the orange chips and the orange chips are the ones that are rumored to be in this Switch Pro. All right, so let's close that. So that's confirmation that Nvidia is actually mass producing the chips that Nintendo would end up using in the Switch Pro right now. So, or a vague development detail, some companies have dev kits. We haven't gotten any specific information from leaks, like specific games that are getting ready for the console. Oh, we haven't. Some companies include specifically Zynga. Again, this links to where the 11 companies including Zynga, that's the only named company that Bloomberg did name. Bloomberg named Zynga as a company with a dev kit. And then they are planning to release these games during late 2022. Developers are making games for Nintendo 4K console. It doesn't exist yet. And then there's some games in here, specifically ones that Zynga is making in this Bloomberg article. And I love how Bloomberg makes some articles public and some not, it's always a good time. Anyways, all this will be linked down below. In fact, we'll just link to this post and you guys can follow the sources from there. We did get some specific hardware details recently, but this was from a hack, not a leak from some source that the company that Ubisoft or EA or whatever. Again, Zynga went on record with Bloomberg and then later denials were shown to be crafted around obvious loopholes. So this is from David Gibson. He's a very reliable industry insider. My Lord, I can't sing David Gibson's praises enough. He says, so Nintendo say that A, they are not supplying tools for a 4K Switch. Technically correct, as tools are often made by a Silicon studio. So Nintendo won't even be the one supplying the tools. And B, no plans for new models besides OLED. Technically correct, as that is all that they've actually announced. So why would they be talking about stuff that's unannounced? There are always new models coming. So basically the holes are poked in what Zynga said because Zynga didn't say anything that's technically incorrect when they denied, quote unquote denied the reports because the way they word of their statement would be exactly how Nintendo would word their statement. There won't be any factual inaccuracies in that statement trying to deny it from Zynga because the things they're talking about or that are in the reports are things they're not actually able to discuss. So the things they denied publicly are the same sort of lines that Nintendo would say. So really much to do about nothing when Zynga denied it. All right, so from this we can glean that the console probably will still be a ways away. And then the response to this was, here's what we actually can glean from all the available information. Leakers have consistently said three things. 4K based on modern DLSS capable NVIDIA hardware with limited ray tracing support. It's positioned as a revision and it was supposed to release in late 2022. The NVIDIA leak, the factual thing that we know happened that we've already discussed confirms two things. 4K based on modern DLSS capable NVIDIA hardware with limited ray tracing support exactly what was reported last year confirmed by the NVIDIA leaks. All those reports from last year were factually things that were in development for a new Nintendo Switch. We already have that confirmed. This information is not even deniable. NVIDIA themselves confirmed this leak, okay?  And that is something that we were able to see based on software hacking and data mining of the software that makes references to this hardware. Didn't know exactly what the hardware was confirmed until this year. However, all the references are that it's a revision not brand new operating system, brand new software for a brand new Switch, all of it pointed towards a revision. So it heavily implies the leakers were correct about the planned release date because if they were 100% correct about the 4K DLSS limited ray tracing, why the hell won't they be correct at anything else they said? So it kind of infers, yeah, there was a plan at one point where Nintendo was releasing this hardware, software, whatever, last year. And then it's backed up by Nvidia's announcement of the production schedule. So again, if that was supposed to happen last year, but due to chip delays, it's happening this year, the production schedule puts it in line to release later this year. And obviously the Zynga devs state are released target for their game and the release target for their game that supposedly needs this new technology, that Star Wars Hunters game or whatever is later this year. So when you package all of the information together, what you end up with is a Switch Pro coming in 2023. Now look, this is not confirmation that this is happening, okay? So I wanna be clear here, this video is not here to be like, guys, this is happening, everyone gets super hyped. What it is doing is pointing out the rumors and reports combined with the fact-based information from Nvidia's leak that backs up those rumors and reports from last year and the additional information that came from those rumors and reports that can't be confirmed because a lot of them said we were getting it last year. But we now know that, you know, the Nvidia announced to Oren going into mass production this year when we know from previous Nvidia events they wanted to go into mass production last year. So that could have a lot to do with it because Oren is supposedly the chip with all of these features that was going to be used on a Switch Pro. So if it's going into mass production this year to go into vehicles, you could presume that part of that mass production could be for Nintendo as well. And if you can, you know, believe that these dev kits exist because all of this information about the dev kits, the 4K, the DLSS, partial ray tracing came from insiders and people like Bloomberg claiming that dev kits existed and then Nvidia's own leak came out. They got hacked. It was leaked. We can confirm there is a 4K DLSS with partial ray-tation switch somewhere in existence. We know that it actually exists. It's not even a rumor. We know it leaked that this product is real. The presumption, including mine when that leak came out was this must be next gen. This must be a device coming in 2027. Except it's supposedly based on IMP here just like Oren, which is not Lovelace their new technology coming out which could lend credence to a two year old technology being mass produced today, heading into a brand new switch device. And if you combine and pack together all the rumors and reports with the fact-based information, it all sort of lines up that we are still getting a switch revision and it's coming this year. Now again, none of this is confirmed. None of this is known. I'm just presenting to you the information and the timeline in which it came on with a massive credit to oldpuck over at famyboards.com. So you guys let me know what you think about all this. I think it's really, really fascinating. Obviously I love technology. So I love when new things come out. I'm not one of those people that get mad when I just got the iPhone 13 Pro Max and all of a sudden the iPhone 14 will come out next year and be significantly better. I don't get mad about that. Doesn't bother me. If I really want those features, I'll buy that then too. I'm fortunate enough that I can do that or I'm willing to trade things in to afford new stuff. So that's just the report today. That is the new information today and let me know your thoughts. Again, I don't have any inside information. I don't have any inside sources on this. I'm just presenting information that's publicly available. You guys do with it what you will. I am Nathanne Rufflejance from Nathanne Prime. Thank you so much for tuning in. Sorry the studio looks a little messy we're at a little bit of chaos right now as I'm getting things set up. We have a lot of plans for E3. I can't wait to share some with you guys. We got some exciting stuff coming your way but you're gonna have to wait a little bit longer to hear about that as we're locking everything in. But I can tell you this, we now have a shipping department. So all of the physical prizes during E3 should be shipped out by the end of June because I'm no longer managing the shipments. Big issue last year was that not only was I managing the entire show and all the partnerships, I was also managing all the shipping. We'll still try to produce content and it was really hard for me to keep the channel going at the same rate I am. We'll also on top of it trying to manage everything. I'm a solo act, right? I edit all my own videos, I record all my own videos, I do all my own research, I title everything, I create all the thumbnails. I also end up handling all the shipping, all the PR, all the giveaways, all the live streams. I do everything and it's just overwhelming with an event like that to bring on all the extra responsibility and then deal with all the shipping on top. So I actually have a shipping department now at Nintendo Prime specifically for that event. I mean, that shipping department might just be my fiancee, but hey, it's still something, right? All right guys, thank you so much for tuning in and I'll catch you in the next video.


Apple has just launched the latest iteration of the iPhone, the iPhone 15. But what does this phone say about the state of technology today? Media Tycoon Rupert Murdoch is stepping down as the chairman of Fox and Newscorp. What is the legacy of this controversial figure? And finally, the 19th Asian Games has begun in Hangzhou, China. What can sports fans anticipate? This is the DailyBD Brief. These are your stories for the day. And before we go any further, if you're watching this on YouTube, don't forget to hit that subscribe button. Apple fans, especially those with deep pockets, have had reason to celebrate as the latest model of the iPhone. The iPhone 15 has been launched. Now, the regular launches of various iterations of the iPhone are news not only for fans of the brand, but also for those watching the tech space because of what it says about the state of technology today. To get answers on some of these questions, we go to our resident tech expert, Bappa Sinha. Bappa, thank you so much for joining us. It's not often that we do a segment which starts off with a tech review, but I think there are deeper technological and political trends at play that we'll also talk about. But first, since the iPhone has been launched, maybe a quick, let's just maybe quickly take us through what you think is significant or maybe not so significant about this launch. Right, so for the last few years, the launch of the new iPhone is a big event, right? Because iPhone kind of represents the most premium product in the market. Apple is the largest company by market cap. So there's a lot of excitement about the launch of an iPhone. And Apple kind of launches a new iPhone around once a year or once in one and a half years. And so the iPhone 15 was launched this year. And like with every iPhone launch, there were a lot of speculation, a lot of excitement on what the new iPhone will bring, what are new features it will bring. Unfortunately, it has turned out to be a bit of a dud, right? Because the iPhone 15 doesn't seem to have any new path-breaking features which people have kind of come to expect of Apple. And it's really, in all ways, it's just incremental progress over the iPhone. There is no real pressing new exciting feature which will make people kind of dump their old iPhones and buy the new iPhone. Really the only significant change which people are talking about is the USB-C charger. So as you know that till iPhone 14 and all previous products, Apple have their own proprietary charger, right? What's called the Lightning charger. And that's not compatible with any of your other phones. Most of the Android phones have USB chargers. And so the chargers are interchangeable between the Android phones, but Apple kind of had its own charging system. That changes with iPhone 15. So Apple has finally jumped on the USB-C bandwagon. And Apple is pitching it as a feature, though it's something which Apple has been forced into because the EU mandated that all new phones support USB-C chargers. And now other jurisdictions have joined into it. So Apple has kind of been dragged, kicking and screaming into the USB-C bandwagon. And that looks like that's about all there is to the new iPhone. And so Apple fans I think have been disappointed with the latest release. Right, Wapa, we often talk about phones not because they're just devices you can use for a variety of purposes, but also in some senses it seems like they do also mark one of the frontiers of where we are at with technology today in terms of a lot of, in fact, what is called the tech war, a lot of the tech competition, a lot of the debates around the progressive technology itself somehow seem to bring in the technology that is very essential to actually manufacturing these phones. So how do you sort of, say if you were to take a survey of globally how we are at right now, how do you sort of assess the scenario? Right, because the phones are kind of more compact instruments as compared to servers and laptops. In some sense they are at the cutting edge of technology. So the most compact, the latest process chips go into a phone.  And Apple kind of has pushed that envelope. So Apple became kind of one of the first companies to embrace what is called the five nanometer process technologies. And now with the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro, they are moving into like four nanometer, what they call four nanometer and the A16 chip in iPhone 15 has what it's called the four nanometer process. The next chip apparently has a three nanometer process. So that's kind of the frontier of chip manufacturing. And that's where it generates a lot of interest. However, the latest chip is not too different from the iPhone 14 chip in terms of its performance. So that's why it's kind of seen as a marketing hype rather than like advancement in technology. Now in contrast, Huawei kind of preempted Apple's iPhone 15 launch with their launch of the Huawei 60 Mate phone. And that kind of created far more buzz in the tech sector, at least in the tech sector. And the reason for that was Huawei was kind of face the brunt of US sanctions since 2019. Like all the leading chip manufacturers were banned from selling chips to Huawei. As a result, Huawei's phone business, which is a flourishing business kind of went downhill. And so it was thought that with the sanctions, there were both sanctions on Huawei not being able to use the Android operating system as well as not being able to use the latest chips.  But with the latest announcement, Huawei seems to have overcome all these very stringent sanctions and create a really competitive phone, which is at par with the latest iPhone. And that's kind of generating a lot of buzz inside China, but also in the tech community because they've kind of broken the sanctions. Now Huawei, it seems the latest phone is a 7 nanometer process technology. And it was thought that Huawei will not be able to reach 7 nanometer process because the latest EUV lithographic machines are banned from China. But Huawei seems to have found a way to use the old lithographic machines to produce this chip, which is at par in performance with Apple chips. Also, this chip supports 5G, even though Huawei has not explicitly said that this is a 5G phone, but the internet speed tests which have been conducted show that they reach 5G speeds. So it looks like Huawei has been able to circumvent the US sanctions and kind of bring in all these technologies from which were barred to it in-house. So people are saying that pretty much 90% of the components in the Huawei phone are manufactured by local Chinese companies. So that's a huge progress about the Android operating system. Huawei once it was banned from using the Android operating system, kind of created a fork of Android and it's called Harmony OS and Harmony OS is running in this phone. So all in all, it's been viewed like by tech enthusiasts and by people across the globe that it's a significant tech achievement for Huawei to kind of produce this phone which is at par with the best phones available in spite of the crippling sanctions which the US has sought to put on. Right, Baba. Thank you so much for that analysis. Of course, like we said, talking about phones is not just about phones, but so many global trends and so we'll keep following that. Thank you so much. Media tycoon Rupert Murdoch has stepped down as the chairman of Newscorp and Fox after decades heading these extremely controversial media houses. He's not going to go gentle into the good night, of course, as he will still be chairman eminence. Now, the 92-year-old Murdoch did transform the media space in many countries, but not in a good way really. It won't be wrong to say that his empire began a race to the bottom and everyone followed and all of his consumers and newswatchers are suffering for it. To understand the legacy of Murdoch, we go to Anish. Anish, so Rupert Murdoch for the longest time has been associated with a particular kind of media culture, so to speak, a media culture which is actually, I think, percolated to every part of the world. No country is probably immune even if it is not through organizations controlled by Murdoch. So, while of course he's not obviously completely going out of the picture, he's still going to be chairman emeritus and all that, but how do you sort of see the legacy of Murdoch, so to speak? Well, the legacy of Murdoch is not as complicated as many of the mainstream media would like to say. It's quite straightforward. He may tabloid the mainstream manner of style in journalism, especially print and TV journalism, and he pretty much appreciated a large part of media culture, as we pointed out, around the world. It wasn't just in this home country, Australia, where obviously Murdoch's use of control is a big share of newsprint and television media. He also affected the manner in which news is produced, news is covered in different parts of the world, especially the United Kingdom, in US, United States, Canada, and especially Anglo-Saxon world has seen that effect that the Murdoch media has had. And as much as many of the other groups, media houses would like to pretend otherwise, it has also affected their style as well. Many of them have taken to the kind of tabloid style in more or less different, you know, different degrees, but definitely they have taken to it. They have taken to that level of sensationalization. They have taken to that level of alarmism and obviously the kind of narratives that they set up. And that is pretty much how Murdoch has appreciated, and this is just without monopolies in most of these countries, apart from Australia, he did not really have that major monopolistic tendency in other places like the US or UK, but definitely it actually, even at certain levels, they started setting political narratives for political parties even in different parts of the world. And that clearly shows this, you know, media empire as having a significant impact that we don't really see on the face value of it, but definitely there is the impact that's definitely there, and it's there to stay because and the fact that, as you pointed out, that he's not really going to be out of picture, he's pretty much there as chairman emeritus, a very new novel kind of position, obviously he has missed out on himself. There is definitely going to be that sort of business as usual, despite the change in God in the Murdoch empire. And that shows that the media houses are pretty much also benefiting from this legacy as well. And that is something that most media houses do not want to really phase up to in most cases. Right, also Anish, I believe along with tabularization also came this whole, the question of misinformation itself, the question of fake news. Many of these trends actually have their root in that sort of tabularization, I guess. Definitely, in many ways, this whole trend of sending out quick news, flashy bulletins and flashy headlines created a situation where more than actually being factually correct, it was more important for you to get the news out first, and that created its own set of problems because obviously in truth, it itself did not really matter in most cases. In the case of Fox or, say, News Corp and other News Corp controlled media houses, they went a mile ahead and said that they really don't care about the truth in most cases, and it was pretty much their political bias that they wanted to cater to. And obviously, as you pointed out, that led to a lot of disinformation and even though Fox or Sky was in the first to actually begin with disinformation campaigns in many cases, especially when we've seen during the Iraq War era or the Afghanistan War, or any of the empire-led wars where pretty much all of the mainstream media has engaged in such different kinds of lies and disinformation, most of which they haven't owned up to. In the case of Fox, it goes ahead and actually even engages in disinformation at all. And we have seen that recently with the US presidential election in 2020 for which it had to give up a significant share of money in settlement about, I think, close to a third quarter of a billion dollars in settlement to companies that actually run the elections in the United States. And very similarly, we are seeing right now a significant barrage of disinformation being led by the mode of media in Australia regarding the voice campaign. We've spoken about the voice for the parliament and how there is a massive disinformation campaign that has affected and dented its credibility. But we did not really focus on how significant mode of media has, which actually started calling it apartheid by a different name or something that is going to augur apartheid into Australia because it gives constitutional recognition to First Nation peoples. So this sort of disinformation is something that has become a culture in itself for obviously mode of media, but that has obviously percolated into other media houses. Thank you so much, Anish. Of course, many of these trends are structural. Many of these issues also have to do with, of course, how imperialism functions, how the military industrial complex functions, et cetera, so many dimensions. But no way that, you know, we can ignore the fact that this ownership pattern and the kind of culture that Murdoch promoted definitely had a huge role to play in this. Thank you so much for talking to us. And finally, the 19th Asian Games, the biggest so far, began in Hangzhou, China. Thousands of athletes from 45 countries have gathered to showcase the diversity and abilities of the continent. And we even have some new events this time. Let's go to Siddharthane to find out what's special about this edition of the Asian Games. Siddharthane, thanks so much for joining us. The Asian Games often does not get the attention related to its name. After all, it's the Games of Asia, the biggest continent. So many countries participating. So tell us a bit about, you know, what it's like, the kind of athletic teams that have come in. What are the highlights? Yeah, over 12,000 athletes are in Hangzhou, in China for the 19th edition of the Asian Games. The entire process of having an Asian Games was started off by, you know, it was part of the newly independent countries of Asia kind of getting together to celebrate the diversity as well as as uniting through sport. And India, of course, hosted the first of these games in 1951 in the capital, New Delhi. So it's gone a long way from then where there were just at that point 24 medal events for the men and just nine for the women and all of the world medals in the women, for example, were taken by the Japanese athletes. So of course, sport in general, but also sport in Asia has grown tremendously over that time. At this edition of the Asian Games, we have 37 sports that are actually being competed in, including some of that in the category of mind sports. So games like chess, bridge, and eSports has been included for the first time as a medal event as well, which is a huge thing both in terms of, of course, the market that the video game industry and eSports presents. The popularity of the sport around the world, of course. And also it's growing push to become part of the Olympic program. So in addition to the 28 core disciplines that are part of the Olympic Games, the Asian Games has another and additional nine events as well. So it is really, really a massive 44 venues, if I'm not wrong, are being used for the event. Unfortunately, China has the kind of infrastructure and is focusing this time on the sustainability of these kind of mega events. We talk often on this show as well about how much sort of impact on the environment, impact on, of course, the lives of those who live in these cities where these events happen, the burden on taxpayers and all of those things that go into hosting this kind of a tournament. And as a lot of focus is being paid on that, if you look at the logo that was designed for the event, it symbolizes waves of water, of course, but also it's meant to symbolize an athletics track and the signal that, you know, we are now very accustomed to the Wi-Fi signal. So radio waves in that sense. So, and the opening ceremony was just concluded a few minutes before we started recording. Two hour long opening ceremony was a celebration of many of those things from a Chinese perspective, of course, as a host country. The President Xi Jinping was present at the opening ceremony as well. So showcasing, of course, the socialist project in China and how it successes Chinese traditions and, you know, the natural diversity and beauty that exists there, but also bringing in aspects of technology, artificial intelligence. The fireworks, for example, that were used at this event were not real fireworks, they were electronic fireworks, smokeless fireworks. So a lot of attention is being paid, even the flame that symbolizes, you know, the eternal flame that symbolizes the Olympic movement. Even that is a zero emissions flame this time around. So aspects of real life being brought into these games on this occasion, to at least give people the sense that it's not something that is completely disconnected from reality. And of course, we've also seen some of the politics playing out on the sidelines. The current tensions, for example, between India and China. It was interesting that the head of the Olympic Council of Asia is from India. He's a former member of the International Olympic Committee as well. And he made a speech at that opening ceremony welcoming the athletes and all of that. But at the same time, India's sports minister not going for the opening ceremony because of diplomatic tensions between the two countries. So those things will also play out several heads of state who are present, the prime ministers of Nepal, of Timor-Leste and other countries from around the world were there. So it becomes also, I suppose, a platform to engage in some of these regional conversations that are so important and that we discuss so frequently on the review platform. Rajasthan, thank you so much for that. We'll keep tracking the events as it goes. And also, as you said, it's a combination of both aspects reflected some of the tensions because the Chinese didn't apparently gain recognition to athletes from India's state of Arunachal Pradesh, but also the fact that there are solved all these spaces of coming together as you talk about. So I guess, multi-parity is also something like that, that constant pusher pull. So we'll keep tracking a lot of that happening in coming weeks in the Asian Games again. Thank you so much. Absolutely. And because we have the Paris Olympics also in 2024 coming up very soon and coming out of the pandemic, this is also where a lot of Asian athletes will have the opportunity to qualify for the Olympic Games. So that's another aspect why we assume special importance stand out. That's all we have in this episode of the Daily Deep Brief. We'll be back on Monday with a fresh episode of developments from around the world. Until then, keep going to our website peoplesdispatch.org. 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Hello, my name is Margot Roussita and I am the founder and chief designer at Margot Wang. Margot Wang is a sustainable fashion brand. We're based in Burundi and we were blessed and privileged to have benefited from the program. In South Africa, we were able to really connect with the market, connect with new buyers, connect with a new audience, sort of study whether or not our brand and our product would be suitable, a good fit for the market. Of course, through technology, we were able to show them our online websites and our Instagram. It just makes it much easier to communicate with people in these days in an effective way and very efficiently. I think for me, one of the really, really fun things that I'd like to do is to be able to enter like the virtual reality world in fashion and be able to create pieces to do designs and to actually be able to sell my products in that world. In terms of technology, just being aware of advancements and then sort of finding your way. Where do I belong in this world of technology and understanding that, understanding your passion and how you can pursue your passion and make technology like priority. It's very, very important.


Hey everybody, this is Brett with Summit Auto, and today I'm excited to show you this very unique, very limited edition 2010 Chevy Camaro 2SS. This one has the ZL550 conversion package on it, and with this conversion package, it's a second stage manufacturer SLP that did this conversion. They only made 250 of these cars with the automatic transmission, and this is one of them. This one pumps out 550 horsepower, it has a supercharger on the 6.2 liter V8 motor. They also made 250 of these with the manual transmission, and those were called ZL575 because they pumped out 575 horsepower. So this is one of those automatic transmission cars that they made 250 of. The color is Inferno Orange Metallic. We shoot all of our videos in 1080p, 60 frames per second, so if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone, or television, turn them on right now, because it is definitely your best way to check out the quality and condition, and looks and styling of the car before seeing it in person. This thing is super clean all the way around, and if you want to subscribe to our YouTube channel and the lower right hand part of the screen is the gold subscribe button, click that and then click the bell notifications to get updates every time we do a video of one of our amazing pieces of inventory here at Summit Auto. So this one comes with special 20 inch painted and polished aluminum alloy rims. They're the red line rims, so you get the red ring around them. These are supposed to be a little bit lighter than the factory rims, and notice it does have the Brembo brakes. This one has the Brembo GT performance upgrade on it, which you could get as an option from SLP. So this one has the upgraded brakes, notice it's a two-piece rotor, you get the drill rotors, creates thermal, increased thermal capacity, it also has better disc space on there. So when you got this brake package, kind of an interesting note, the PCM was altered so you could go from 155 was the top speed rated before, the limiter to 190 once you got this Brembo brake package. So this one should be able to go up to 190 miles per hour. Pirelli P0, 245, 45, ZR20 tires, these tires kind of hard to see, but they have a really good amount of tread left on them, I'd say probably 60, 70 percent on there. Didn't see any scuffs or scrapes on that rim. Fender is in excellent condition. Now I think these stripes are actually painted, which they are, have a little bit of tire shine on there, but those are painted stripes, as well as the painted stripes on the hood there. HID headlamps, LED running lights, front bumper and lower, well the whole front bumper is in excellent shape, the grille is in nice shape as well. I didn't see any dents or dings on the hood. This car has been very well maintained and is really a unique piece. Those ZL550 badges were part of the conversion package. Passenger's side front fender is in excellent shape as well, and the passenger side rim no scuffs or scrapes. As you go down this side of the car, take note of 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 still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the car, hear the car and of confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here, so that when you do get here there's no surprises and you can make a smart buying decision from the comfort of your own home. Very cleaned on that side and then see a single dent or ding, and this back rim is in excellent shape as well. Notice you do get the Brembo brakes back here. Those aren't the two-piece though, just the normal Brembo's on the back. Now the back tires have just as much tread as the front tires. Lots of good tread left on there. Coming around to the back of the vehicle, notice it does have the backup parking sensors, the chrome-tipped exhaust, and that is an SLP exhaust. This thing sounds really good. We'll start it up in just a second here. No dents or dings on that trunk, and those stripes are also painted on the trunk there as well. Coming around to the driver's side just as clean as that passenger's side, no dents or dings, and for full disclosure this back rim is in really nice shape as well. Driver's side door looks really good, and it does come with heated power mirrors. We're going to take a look in the trunk before we get to the interior, just because I want to show you the original build sheet, I guess you could say, from the conversion package. Feel free to pause this. So you got the SLP-TVS-2300 Series Supercharger Assembly, the Power Flow Stainless Steel Axle-Back Exhaust System, the Blackwing Cold Air Induction System, the modified stock engine covers, SLP Sport Suspension Spring Package, the RTM hood with fascia closeout panel, functional rear spoiler, special redline rims, rear taillight and gloss black, rear quarter grille inserts and gloss black to clear fade, and then you have the badges, numbered dash plaque, and the silver fabric car cover, which I don't know if this one has the car cover anymore, I don't think it does. Then the optional equipment, everything that's check marked is what was selected. So you get the rally style dual painted stripes, the heritage style hockey stick stripes, the adjustable sway bar package, and then you can see it does have that Brembo GT front brake package, which was a $5,495 option this total. Second stage manufacturer upgrade was $31,330 on this particular car. So very cool to have that, also has some more documentation in here, and then it has some rear bumper attachments for around the wheel wells that's back here as well. So very cool stuff as well as an all weather mat back there. We'll check out the interior and then we'll start it up and then take a look under the hood. Inside you get the Inferno Orange leather, well it's Inferno Orange and black leather seats. You get the ZL550 logo stitched into the headrest, no rips, no tears on these seats, both of these front seats are heated and power, factory floor mats throughout, auto headlamps, Boston premium sound, it does have this Inferno Orange trim on the door, and it's actually a little bit metallic if you can, it's kind of hard to see, but it is metallic, it's kind of cool. And then you get the orange stitching on there as well, the back seats, just as clean as the front seats, no rips or tears back there, they do fold down for extra storage. You do get the latch child safety system. We'll check out the interior real quick here, not too many options in here, but I did want to show you the miles and the radio, this one has 5,615 miles, so very very low original miles on this car. It also has the leather wrapped steering wheel, Bluetooth and audio controls on the right, cruise controls on the left, you do have paddle shifters since this is an automatic, notice you get the orange stitching on the steering wheel, the SS logo there as well, and there's no rips or tears or major scuffs or anything on that steering wheel, that's in really nice shape.  This car has never been smoked in, smells very clean. The headliner is like new and it does come with that power sunroof, up here you get home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lane systems, map lights and on star capabilities in that rear view mirror. We'll start it up and then we'll check out under the hood, we will also listen to it start up here, no check engine lights or anything like that, it's pretty quiet on start up, it does have a nice little rumble to it, sounds really good. 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Let me just go back to this. Oh, I haven't got it. Let me just put it in right now. Just being a very busy morning at a zoom meeting up until just before my show. So now I'm trying to catch up. I'm trying to catch up. I'm trying to catch up. I'm trying to catch up. I'm trying to catch up. I'm trying to catch up. I'm trying to catch up. I'm trying to catch up to everything. Let's go to right there. So I made a big deal for months, weeks and weeks and weeks. Now it's going on for months about the the indicator of last resort. That is the 914 moving average. So crossover that is. So within that context, what have we got? Right as we are looking at the charts at this particular moment, I'm looking at, come on, what's going on?   Maybe it'll hear me. There it is. So what we're looking at here is this is the Dow. We waited and waited and waited for the for the green to go pink, meaning negative on the 914 crossover. We used this peak right here on August the first, using a different indicator in the Chapman wave. This is the conglomerate, the overall umbrella that I use as a Chapman wave methodology. We used a particular indicator to get us that exact high on August the first to go short the Dow. But we had to wait and wait and wait to confirm that there was a cell signal to a cell mode by this pink 9-period moving indicator. And what happened was just for one day, there was this big pop-up the other day and I said, I think that's temporary. We're staying short and look what happened. It went pink yesterday and today it's pink again. So within that context, look what we've got for the first time and the day is young. I mean, not even an hour intercession, 37 minutes or something like that. And what have we got? We've got a pink 9-period moving average in the S&P. That means that I'll switch between each one. So this is the white background. Here's the white background with the daily weekly monthly charts. And look at this, S&P, arching over, went pink, day's young, it could change back to green again. But in the meantime, that weekly chart is so important. Look at this, the vertical line from this mid-July high at about 40, what is it, 40, is that 46,000? I should have put that in. I was at 46,002 or something crazy like that. 46,007.07. When we went to the recovery high at 45.07 on the 27th of July, look, here's the weekly chart. Look how weak the MACD was. Look at the stochastic. The on-balance volume, even though it was positive, was way under the previous one. But the determination of this, determination, yep, the determination of this 9-period moving average in the weekly chart still hasn't got even close to being negative. So as I've said before, it's going to be, you've got your little rudder, you've got your little speedboat that makes the quick turns, then you've got your bay cruise ship that goes around the bay that makes turns but not that quickly. And then you've got your super tanker. That's the monthly chart. So this just says, it's taking a while for this intermediate term, the weekly chart, to cross negative. I don't even know if it will. But in the meantime, we have to use the dating. The dating says, down 21 at 44.32, the deeper it goes down today and the day is young. We can still have a pretty decent balance. We're going to be watching the distance, the aperture between the 9, the 14-period moving average and the dating chart. Look at this. Oops, I didn't want to go there. That's the intraday. That's the intraday. Look at this. Yeah, you've got the S&P, just turning pink. You've got the QQQ, just turning pink as we speak, down three at 367.67. So that just says, you've got an arch formation occurring right here in the dating chart. This is a dating chart. This is the QQQ. The gray line is the intraday action of the QQQs. 9 is the 9-period exponential moving average, 40-period moving average. And it just crossed negative. Day is young but so far it's rolling over. You can see it right here in the day. But look at the weekly. Look at this, the dating chart, just making a rather large H to M pattern, and you've got a potential. I'm going to draw these in now because I like to be ahead of the game. And that just says, there's a chance that you're going to get a lowercase H. But if you take too much time, you're going to hold steady here and you're going to have a successful test of the left side low. In this case, that's the low of, that's not 4335. That is the low of 4335, 0.31 in the QQQ, in the, oh, I'm sitting here at the S&P. All right, we're live folks. Basel Chapman here. That was a pre-recorded show from earlier this morning. I just pinch hitting right here. This is usually where I do an interview with Tom O'Brien. Let's just run all these numbers. I'm going to go through the Dow as it stands right now. This is live at 3.12 p.m. in the afternoon. We like to do live shows here. Dow industrials, down 161. So let me go through this one at a time. So you've got the channel wave inside track repellent zone. You see this green line? There's a little mini channel right here, down channel, diagonal channel, and the pink line. Well, not only did we get repelled from this line, I called the inside track repellent zone on the way, if you're trying to rally, break to the upside. And if you go above, then it becomes a support line. But here's the most important thing that I was talking about. And I spoke about this when we were a half an hour into the session this morning. I said, ha, look at this. I called the indicator of last resort because the one that really waits and waits and waits to confirm things. And lo and behold, look at this, the 9-period moving average below the 14-period moving average, again, just says that the buying pressure isn't strong enough until you can get that green and with the price really in the Dow in the 35,050 to 35,100 area, the S&P. It's the same thing. And we've gone all the way from 10 o'clock this morning until right here at 3, just after 3, and here's the S&P. You see the S, this is the 9-period moving average below the 14-period moving average, saying this H pattern is viable and that we could be going down for another couple of days. Maybe the Fed's going to say something. I'm not sure about that because the Fed is kind of stuck. We've had some very good, even if you're looking at the housing sector, there are still some parts where the housing sector is still good. Look at this. This is the 9 under the 14 in the QQQ. It went pink. That doesn't be so hard. It goes pink. That's the end of it. It means that right now it's gone back to that selling pressure. And that's what we're looking at. Look at the IWM. So the QQQ down $1.68, that's $3.68.98. Here's the IWM down $67,181.72. And that big rally back in the very first of September, the pink remained pink. The 9-period moving could not go above the 14 to go green and a deflacted lower. Let's look at gold. Gold is trying to rally. It's got to move above the 9, but the 9 hasn't turned green. It is so close. Gold is unchanged right here in 1952. This is the continuous contract. Look at the silver contract. SI, this is the silver contract. What do we have? We have the pink. It's much stronger in the negative action in the daily chart via the 9-14, then the gold. And it's saying, now go just live to this on this chart. Yeah, you can see the gold and silver. I'll do the silver. This is the daily. On the left, this is the weekly in the middle. And the monthly on the right is go from the right. This is the monthly. And it just says it's stuck in a trading. It's not negative. It's just not positive.  Look at the weekly chart, how this orange 9-period exponential moving average. This is the 200-period exponential moving average. It's like a magnet. It can't break and hold away from it. So that says, even if it pulls back, it should come and retest that. So it says stuck in a range and you can see this inverted V-shaped pattern. And the trap wave would go to a D, D's where other things can happen where you can get your deeper sell-off. That's a peak D in July, pulls back sharply to the low 22 area, spikes up to 25, peak D, long-legged doji candle, comes all the way down and just briefly takes out the left side low. So silver struggling. If you look at high grade copper, high grade copper sideways action making the pattern that I call the lowercase H to a lowercase M. In this case, it's just the H formation. There was a much bigger one right here and like an inverted V, but it's basically going from one point to see that up arrow, the little yellow circle to this particular low right here. There's your first arch. There's your second arch, a little stop dead at the 200-period moving average in high grade copper. Look at crude oil. I mean, this is what is the Fed game to do when you've got crude oil going almost to today's high is 92.43. Just have a look at this. This is the weekly chart. I'm stretching it out. Here it goes. Whoops. Look at this cup, beautiful cup formation. And 92.81 was the high that was made back and I think it was in October, November. I think it was last week of October. No, second week of November. 92.81, continuous contract, comes down for a double bottom, comes right back. This is called the Chapman Wave inside wedge target repellent line. It breaks, just stops dead last week. This week it goes above it. The week's early. 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I'm not sure a big reversal, but at least a bounce away from the lows in the TLT. It's absolutely imperative. Look at this. We've got many patterns of this dreaded H pattern, the one where it comes straight down. Radies fails at a peak B, takes out the left side low and goes low. It's done this over and over. This one did go to a C. That implies that there are times where if you go not to a B, but to the third or fourth highest peak, and then arch over, that you've used up internal energy as well as to weakness so that you've kind of ameliorated all the other aspects. That means you can try to make a cushion. It's not a trampoline bounce, but at least some kind of a support level just under the left side low. In this case, 92-23. My suspicion is, even if we get down to the 91-50s or the low 91s, we're ready for a bounce in the TLT. If you look at the TBT, TBT has gone almost to the left side high of 36-44. We're just a couple of cents away at 36-09. It was a little high yesterday. That could bounce a little bit more, but this is the yields. This is the ultra-shortened 20-year Treasury Bond yield. Then if you look at the TNX, there we go, the TNX. That has gone. Today's high is 43.65. 43.62 was the last high. And this is peak A, peak B. Maybe it's a C. Maybe it's an alternate count. But most importantly, this is exactly the area where if there is a close above this left side high that was made on August 22nd of 43.62. There is a close two out of three sessions above that. And look what we've got. We've got a potential peak C in the TNX. That's the 10-year Treasury yield. Look at the cup formation in the weekly. That's a pretty powerful move. But the magnities are into stall. The stochastic is under 80 percent in the weekly monthly, but the weekly chart is still 86 percent in the stochastic. That's good. MACD is strong. 9 is way over the 40. That's just suggesting that the yields could go higher. You cannot rule out higher yields. Most importantly, if you put this together with the DXY, which is the dollar, the dollar at this particular moment is trading. What's going on? Why is it not going to the dollar? Dollar DXY. There it is. Click and there it is. Yeah. The dollar is the same sort of thing. Getting a little bit overboard. The tacticals are still very strong. I have to use the UUP because that's got volume in it. And the volume in the UUP, that's the power shares dollar. Well, we've been long this since 2018. In the 23, here it is at 29. We've already run it all the way up when the dollar went to 121 and then came back down.  But look at this. We've done more than a one to one. We've done the Chapman Wave instant restart. We've got the falling exclamation. We've gone above the Chapman Wave inside track. Repellant zone is now propellant zone. So it's a little bit overbought visually, but the 9 is still over the 14. The price is over the 9. The 50-period moving average is strong. You've got the 200-period moving average way down in the 2835 area. The MACD is pulling back just a little bit, but still positive. Stochastic's flat at 94. There's nothing wrong. It could still have at least one more pop to the 2950 area. So as I'm putting it together, what I'm saying is whatever the Fed says, the market is kind of ready for a bit of a balance, but more than a bit of a balance, it's going to take quite a bit for the market to be convinced that the Fed is done. So I just thought, since this is the time that Tom usually interviews me, I'll just give it a quick summation for subscribers to my opening call. We are short using one of my indicators from the exact high in the Dow on the 1st of August at the 35,679 area. We remain short, and we are short the SMH as the semiconductors two days after the old-time high was made in 1617. We're short from just over 159 and remain short. I'll be back in a moment, Baselchaff is sending you for the one and only Tom O'Brien. 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Hello, so you can see everything I've discussed here. Look, the 200-period moving average was a resistance at a peak D in the five-minute chart of the E-mini. That's the E-mini S&P. Here's your starting point. Look at the nice indicators how they all start to rally very strongly. The 90-went positive, stayed positive even on this dip. That says that this 200-period moving average of 44.90 becomes a resistance level days young. Maybe the market's thinking, hey, the Fed's going to help us out tomorrow. We'll see what happens. We can't predict. We can only predict that the market will respond, however it's going to respond, to the Fed decision. But even that is a nebulous thing because the Fed can make a decision but it's all the data that comes in on Thursday and then on Friday. But look at this. Look at that sharp move down in the E-mini 10-minute chart from the 200, look at that 200-period moving average resistance, resistance, resistance, boom, takes off and comes down, just failed to hit it on the way back up. Now it's kind of holding steady. So all I can say is that we're going to wait and see exactly at four o'clock. As four o'clock comes along, we'll be able to see, I can't see how it's going to do that. Look, for the Dow to now flip green in the nine-period exponential moving average, well, this is a Chapman wave Roman candle as we're speaking right now, a small one, but a small one, it still has the same characteristic. And what it says is that, let's just say it closes somewhere around here. This particular candle, and I'll open this up a little bit so you can see it better. This particular candle says, if intraday tomorrow for about 60 minutes, I'd say probably a little more than 60 minutes, if the Dow is trading under 34,420, there's a real good chance we're going to test today's low, and that is a low of, if I can find it somewhere over here, that's a low of 34,311. No, that's impossible. Today that is 34,311. I didn't feel that while I was watching it all morning, but to mostly focus on the S&P. So now what we're looking at is, if there are two closes above the high of the day, and so far the high is 34,597, this is just using the Chapman wave Roman candle as a kind of a guide. If there are two closes above it, then we should start tackling this inside track repellent zone, trying to move back into the 34,800 level. That's the way I'm looking at it, but it's the weekly chart that looks kind of soft. Look, you had this big move up, and now you're going sideways, even with the nine period over the 14, it says you've got time, it's going to take time to pull back and break down. So as long as it does that, it means that there's still internal strength, the same thing in the S&P. There we go, S&P, look at the weekly chart. It's arching over in that pattern that I call the lowercase H, but it's holding very nicely. Look at this, it went pink, days young, if there's suddenly a big burst of strength, I don't know what it'll take to actually get it to this S to disappear for it to still be a positive 914, but there's a chance days young, 27 minutes, anything can happen in 27 minutes. Look at the QQQ, same thing. It's pulled back sharply, got repelled, and here it is with an S on the day. That doesn't mean anything until the close. It's a closing bar, the daily bar, so we have to wait to see if that's confirmed. But look at the weekly chart. Yeah, it's gone sideways for three weeks, instead of the four weeks ago with that big green candle, which started this declining trend line. This is a pattern I call the falling axe. Look, there's a long line. This is the handle. This is the expanding blade to put it into technical terms. It is an expanding declining cone formation. A lot of words, right? Well, all it says is stuck in this range. It could fail by making the H pattern by taking out 360, and right now it's at 369.46, only down to $1.21, but it is basically not going up, it's just going sideways. I want you to show you that if I show you the XLK, which is the S&P Select tax sector, look at this big pullback. It uses falling axe formation to break to the upside. Now it's coming down, and that makes this particular line the support line. So right on the support line, the nine for three days has gone negative. Look at the H pattern that's forming. I haven't even been able to put it down arrow yet, because I need at least two closes underneath this black 14-period moving average, and that just gives a sell signal. A sell mode is when the green turns pink with lower lows. Hasn't done that. It made an all-time high. 177.04 was the high in the XLK, December of 2021. This last move went to 181 or 180. 181.46, just a couple of weeks ago, 181.46. These double tops are fantastic. We were talking about one just this morning in my show. It was mentioned Carvana. I was asked about it about a week or so ago, and I said, well, it looks like it once with the nine-period moving so strong, those automobiles or online auto sales, that it should try for a leg D. I drew in all these patterns that I do in the Chatham Wave methodology, the plum line, how you can use the plum line to gauge the number of bars on the left to equal the number of bars to the same level on the right, and I said 57.19 was the high back in July, and it's pulled back to the 37 area. Now it's rallying very nicely, but it should go to a D. What it went to a D, where? 56.80. How do these things know that it's just 40 cents away from the previous high of months ago? So, yeah, it is peaked here and it's pulling back. So, I do respect these double tops. If the SMHs made a slightly high 161.17, the last high was 159.42 back in November of 2021. So, I'm taking this very seriously. The pullback doesn't mean to say, oh my God, now we're going all the way back to the bottom. He just says, this is where it's kind of vulnerable to test, in this case, the 143 level, where it's hit that in mid-August and it also hit it back in June of this past year, 142.98. So, these are levels I'm watching very, very closely, and that's why I said that the TLT and the TBT, that's the inverse of the TLT, that's the short bars, the other ones along the bonds. We've got these levels that we need to, these are levels that are notable because they prove themselves as resistance levels or support levels, and if we take them out, in other words, on the resistance, if you go much above it, that just negates it. Now, you're going up even higher. Now, wait a minute, if talking about that, look at the EURUSD. This is the EURUSD currency pair. It pulled back in this particular pattern, big arch formation, the low that was made, isn't that fascinating? The low that was made back in the beginning of June, I think on the end of May, yeah, on the 31st of May of 1.0635, what was the low just four sessions ago? 1.0631. 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I can see it and I'm going to emphasize this right now before we go to the final break. Look at the daily charts. The daily charts are in a different world to the weekly charts of the Dow, Daily, Dow, Weekly, Dow monthly. I don't even want to talk about the monthly because the monthly's are still holding very well. Look at the S&P and that's the reason why I've said I don't want to go completely to the dark side. I want to have a mix. We've got longs, we've got shorts. I just don't want to be locked into thinking this way. Look at the S&P, how nicely it rallied over 50% from the 45 or 7 high in July down to the 43-35 low in August and then rallied to 44-40s and now it's at 44-44 and it's still the day is young because everything is kind of coming back but it's still got the pink nine-peered moving average. That's why when you heard the recording earlier that they played as we started Tom's show, that was me from 9.30 from 10 o'clock this morning and I was saying at this particular time it's a daily chart. You've got to wait. You can't talk about until the close. I've seen bars change like that right at the end. I've seen June monthly charts absolutely horrible and on the last two days of June there's been these spectacular rallies. All of a sudden June closes up. I'm just saying that this is still young in the day and we'll see what happens. Look at the QQQ. Same thing. This is a little bit further to go. Oh look what it did. The Q's have reversed from being S with the S when I started the show meaning sell signal in the 9.14 indicator to disappearing and look at this. IWM is still weak. IWM let me just look at the NQ. Yeah the still weak. NQ is the continuous contract. Yep that's still S and that to me is we'll see what happens tonight because look at this. Now we're only down 19 in the Dow down 7. I think the markets anticipate oh I wish it wouldn't do that. Anticipating that the Fed is going to just say something absolutely glorious. I would have preferred if in fact whoa we start now pick a time snooze get out of that Windows update in the middle of the show. That's all I need right. So okay so as I said before the daily charts were weak. All the monthly charts have held extremely strong. So I'm looking at I call it short term but it's been weeks but it is the short term time frame. That's the daily. The more intermediate term is the weekly. The monthly charts something probably we have to wait until the end of the month. So as I'm talking to you you've only got the S&P down. Look at this. Let's go to the there we go. This is the the chart that made a peak C in the one minute chart. Remember peak D is your objective in a buy mode in any time frame. So this goes to peak C1, peak C2 and here's your leg D and I mentioned this in the den earlier on. I said the 44.85 areas key supported went just a little lower held above the 200 period moving average and now you've got a chance that you're going to get a leg C at this 44.97.35 well 50 cents because it doesn't trade in 35 increments. It's 25 increments in the 10-minute chart. Let's see what the 5-minute chart's doing. Oh I have to tell you that's why the market is so exciting. You just you never know and here's your little double top. Well what's happening is the bank D turned this a 5-minute chart of the E-mini went above the 200 period moving average pulled back and what's really fascinating I was going to talk about this and I said that's not waste time. I have a phantom peak in the Chapman wave methodology right here. This is this is a triple top normally if I get a double top and there's a little ictus a little nick in this unbalanced volume or the relative strength I will call that a peak only even because it travels in 25-cent increments only because I want to get to this high not expecting a C going to a D saying I'm anticipating a D and I can prepare which is exactly what it is. I got out and I waited and then I said well that's the alternate count 200 period moving average and went down it's made a cup a beautiful cup formation. Let me see if I can draw this in here. This is live folks I'm not making anything up this is the way it is I usually find the doji candle at the bottom I treat that as if I can as the fulcrum or the plumb line so I'm going to go right there I'll do that click I'll make that a click oops this is the one right yeah so it's a little bit late and I go click and I'll show you exactly what happens right here this is the middle one is the five minutes that's what we're dealing with and I go to the right side so this is the exact bar that it needs to test the left side high of 49 90 it was at 6 40 90 oh oops let me get this right 45 96.75 this is the bar it's a five minute bar so it's still traveling out now normally what I would do is I draw in a chapel we've inside wedge target resistance line and there it is right there and then I'd make it you don't have to make the colors I just make the color so that I can demonstrate it live so this is green on the way up dash green on the way up dash pink on the way down and there you have it so we'll see if that that works meantime we've got very very close it went to 90 I'll tell you what it went to right here it went to 94 90 sorry 44 95 25 so far it's missed it by 50 cents but it is a peak dean the dating that says well we've got to be careful could be pulling back here on balance volumes a little bit overboard so isn't that fascinating all right let's get back to our story so now we've got a couple of things that came in could I please look at the big seven there are always many as you can amazon amazon is holding extremely well when you look at the weekly chart you've got a potential peak e right here look at this 14363 was the high in july and now we've tested it four days ago we're going to 146 so we just missed let's say 146 oh sorry that was the yeah 146 but we closed last week below it so this is potential for maybe a double top but so far it's holding look at the 9 over the 14 so strong to get that to weaken you'd have to see apple down the 123 level right that's the first thing second thing is we've just made a peak D that's where other things can happen that's the objective of a buy mode and that just says you've pulled back to the falling x support level nice not a bad candle today but we'll see what happens and the monthly chart 188 was the high back in july of 2021 81 was the low back at the beginning of this year and yet it is at 137 kind of in the middle of the range holding very well and this is kind of retail not fully retail because it's amazon retail that's something different i'll be back in a moment basal chaplain this is the tom o'brien show down is down 79 s and b is down seven whoa good comeback from earlier on we're just so weak see you in a few moments are you ready to take your trading to the next level introducing tom o'brien's award-winning newsletter market insights your key to successful active trading tom o'brien renowned for his expertise in the financial markets has designed market insights to be your daily 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then hit watch tiger tv i said during the break i was asked about do i think the uranium stocks are ready for a pullback after a spectacular move so ccj uranium made a peak f in the trap rate methodology that's where you've got to be somewhat careful and a huge red candle today spectacular move just in the last a week and a half going from the 36 level to almost 42 and now it's at 39 16 and it's in a got this is it an alternate count in the weekly charts but the monthly chart is also extreme much higher so you know i the way i'm looking at this is that we are right in the soft spot right now where there's resistance and support in key metrics and what i'm looking at is that for instance for subscribers from opening ago we got uc which is uranium cooperation uh you're sorry uranium energy corporation uh we got it in the in the 360 area it's screamed up to 555 on the way up we've been taking tads a little tads of see this little thing the chapel wave this is that flag formation that i always talk about called the this is the breakout that we saw within three sessions boom it breaks out so it's also an instant restart but i called it an e i haven't yet called it an alternate see the way on the right exactly like the dow at exactly the moment that's needed the on balance volume turned around uh this was a day earlier the dow was in exactly on august 1st which allowed us to go short that day so this is what i'm looking at i think there's a consolidation going to be unfolding here i think the upside there's maybe a little bit more room on the upside but i would be surprised if this uh uc uh consolidates and ccj i think i drew in the and no i didn't so i drew yes i did i drew in the rectangle i said it could go a little bit higher but i wouldn't be surprised if it pulls back over the coming week because this is by any metric it's it's somewhat overboard so you've got to be a little careful so without saying let's just sum it up as far as i'm concerned the daily charts of key indices are still doing extremely well even though they in cell modes but the weekly charts haven't shown anything yet to say that they're about the tank they will thank you they they drop beautiful they haven't yet with that said


All right, I'm going to give you a color blindness problem. Can you see the number in there? It's illegal for me to diagnose you as color blind. But this is like Ishikara's color blindness plates that they use to diagnose whether or not you are color blind. Mmm, the plot thickens. All right, here's your problem, are you ready?  Like what are all the possibilities for babies that they can make and what is the phenotypic ratio for that? Okay, so what are you going to do first? I've given you the phenotypes. That part of your Punnett square problem solving toolkit done. So what's the next step? Genotypes, dogs? So color blind male, what's his genotype? Well, we know he's an XY because he's a he. And we know that he's color blind, which means he has to be carrying the recessive allele, done. How about the carrier lady, what does that tell you?  We could have said she's a heterozygous female, but we can also call her a carrier. What's my next step? We've got to make some gametes. Let's go through meiosis. Please, if you would like, review meiosis to make sure you understand how we end up with these gametes, but we're just going to segregate through the process of meiosis, and we're going to end up with one sperm that contains an X and one sperm that contains a Y. These are all my possibilities. And in Lady Land, we're going to get a big X, oops. There we go. That was a good rescue operation. We've got a big B and we've got a little B on our two X chromosomes. Who determines if your baby is a boy baby or a girl baby? That would be the fellas. So if ladies, your fella ever tries to claim that you are responsible for whether or not you have a boy child come out of your body, you can call bold duty duty on that as well, because sorry, fellas, you control that. You got to have some Y chromosome swimmers if you want to get a boy baby, or you can have some X chromosome swimmers to get a girl baby. I don't have any of those. All right, let's throw our gametes in here. Little B, XY, this is my fella.  I've got XY over here, but there's no X, it's only a Y. Now, let's combine some sperm and eggs just for the fun of it. I always put my big Bs first because my brain just likes to read it that way better. But look, what kind of babies are these? 100% girl babies, do you agree? Now we've got some stuff going on with our girl babies, so we're going to have to look closer, but those are all my girls. Those are all my boys. Check it, my friends. Let's see, what are our phenotypes? 50% girl, 50% boy. That's going to be the case all the time.  However, what's true about her? She's a carrier, and that's going to be relevant for if she has a boy baby in the future because all of her boy babies, do you agree with this? We'll have a 50% chance at being colorblind. That's interesting too. All right, clowns, I think that that is your example of a sex-linked problem. So we're going to go look at some other chromosomal issues that are possible.