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Oh We talked about Oliver and Then Rex are you guys talking about the same thing? I saw that Sam. I I Think those were I think I think those look cool for personal collection. I don't know how well those will do sales wise But no they do look really cool I think it might be a good idea for personal collections. Oh, that's your that's your stuff that you sent Oh, well, that's cool That's that's what you were talking about. Okay. Yeah Yeah, but honestly, I can't I can't tell people not to do stuff like that I mean, especially if it's something that you're trying to keep Five months. I had a submission to Beckett and I also had a submission to PSA PSA stuff actually I got a message today saying it's ready to pick up tomorrow. I was like, oh So that's the other thing mojo they kind of I mean they look cool, but they also it's just like oh But I don't I think you have the option of getting those mojo I think you can get like a regular one, but I mean SGC the H whatever that is HG Yes, whatever that company is I mean, I think they'll have their spots As far as just getting a card in case so that it's protected and can't have to take damage and stuff like that I think if you're doing it for your own personal collection Find the cheapest way possible to get that thing slab There you go. I think so Sam That's why I think they're trying to make a name for themselves by doing offering stuff like that What was in the first half anything crazy? Was it downtown pulled? No? Yeah, that's what I was saying We were just talking about that. I literally just saw somebody post them about them and I was like, oh, okay We'll do half and half. We'll do three and three. I've heard about them actually flyer I have heard about that. I heard a lot of people like you said in Canada They're doing a lot of hockey with them That's what I heard how are how are our sales in that for the of those in the market Like are they selling like Relative like percentage wise like 90% 80% Yeah, I'd heard about them. They're not they don't sell too good. Nice Yeah, you know, it's funny those like everybody talks about like sketch on this lab and stuff like that one you can get a re-slapped Like for really cheap, but people need to start investing in team bags for their graded cards Keep them clean. Keep some scuff free Doesn't let them get scratched. It's such an easy thing same thing with the small team bags for for Like top top loaded cards small investment That's all you have to do and they're dirt cheap like legitimately dirt cheap. Do I dare rip all six of them right now? Kind of like in that idea No, I know you mean fire. Hey, it's okay to be lazy every once in a while Cynthia agrees team bags to the win ultimate ultimate Endorsement right there. So all we need to hear Cynthia's team team bag Got a little tickle in the mustache all of her if you're listening by the way I I tried to get an answer on March 6 For for golf I'm still waiting to hear back on her schedule. She's out to dinner with the girlfriends for one of their birthdays tonight Or I think at House birthday dinner. Yeah, the cup is gonna be exciting I think I've heard some some pretty big criticism of it so far But I feel like people always the critics are always there before Okay, that sounds good. Well, once I hear her schedule for March, then we'll figure it out Yeah, like I mean I feel like the boobirds always come out right before the product release and Like they die down once they see the product and stuff. Oh, yeah, they do fine mojo. They're actually really good They don't bar They have access to partially indoors all outdoors while we're gone in the backyard It's protected safe. We upgraded the the fencing This like actually October So we have a nice new vinyl fence for them and stuff like that but it's cool is because like We like the house when I bought it Like a decade ago.  Oh God, do they love the bed? They love blankets. They love the bed. So I'm thinking about getting a couch like a Used couch or whatever just a cheap couch to throw in the garage so that they can at least like We can bury that thing in pillows and and old blankets So they have that as well, I was surprised that you said Moe is only like a hundred and something pounds Because she looks much bigger than than my big one and And oh my god, she looks she looks so much bigger, but like he's like a hundred and six pounds So I guess he's just like stock. He's just like solid. She has She's only one right you said she probably won't stop growing until what 18 months 130 now, okay He's full grown at 106 Should probably be a little bit lighter But we love spoiling them. So Oliver getting rid of JJ. What how much money is that free up for you guys? Do you have any dead cap on his contract or anything like that for next year? What's what's the financial? Blow out of that cleared 17 and a half. I was talking to my brother. I think he goes to He goes to Pittsburgh, right No dead money zero guaranteed Is budget free a free agent Oliver? I didn't realize that can we have him Oliver? Can the Chargers get him please? I really like Bud Dupri Yes, please Yeah, I mean It's no surprise that when Bud Dupri went out the Steelers season Took a face plant pretty badly. Oh and by the way, Oliver, I know you're a Steelers fan I know you were probably upset about TJ want not getting defensive rookie the defensive player of the year, but you understand You understand why he didn't right like I understand that his stats were better overall than Aaron Donalds But did you look at this the double team? percentages and Compare of him compared to Aaron Donald and how much Like Aaron Donald was able to get through the double teams and you know all that stuff Somebody was saying that like there's like I was like whoa, you cannot say Okay, thank you some literally there was a steeler fan that was saying they're like oh TJ walk up Rob I was like whoa go look at the numbers. I was like I get that statistics Numbers wise he had more sacks. He had more tackles for loss blah blah blah all that other stuff I was like but as soon as you go look at the double team percentage I was like Aaron Donald was double-teamed more than twice as many times and Percentage wise then then TJ what was Yeah, it was crazy. I was like dude.  No TJ I mean those numbers on any other year without Aaron Donald wins the defensive player of the year It's the same thing with the Justin Jefferson thing Justin Jefferson with those numbers in that production on any other year without Justin Herbert wins rookie of the year It's a simple fact Anthony McFarland, Jr. Is our first auto rated rookie auto Pittsburgh Steelers Matthew Shira. That is numbered to 75 30 out of 75 Chris Godwin blue to 179 for the Buccaneers I Coppola DJ Dallas for the Seahawks Aaron Salinas Jerry Judy for the Broncos Eddie Romero Josh Jacobs hollow for the Raiders Edward McKee Speaking of defensive player of the year out of 299 Aaron Donald for the Rams J. Goans Jake Fromm for the Bells I Coppola T-minus Lamar Jackson in the Raven Sean Matt a Matic last spot mojo Joshua Kelly 16 out of 25 For my chargers Frans Cannell KJ Hamler for the Broncos Eddie Romero Tom Brady for the Buccaneers I Coppola AJ Pinesa hollow for the Bills I Coppola I mean, it's a strong start for them so far all over see if it continues Kenneth Murray My guy to 299 for the chargers Frans Cannell T Higgins for the Bengals Ruben Onig TJ Watt Steelers dominators Matthew Shira Marlon Davidson To 179 for the Falcons Cynthia Monreal camakers for the Rams J. Goans Brian Edwards hollow for the Raiders Edward McKee Miles Sanders orange to 199 for the Philadelphia Eagles Eric Ainge LeMichael P. Ryan for the Jets Mark Bissette Joe Namath retro for the Jets Mark Bissette Sam Darnold for the Jets Mark Bissette Over all right. I tell you my brother is trying to collect every stealer Hall of Famer rookie He wanted to start at PSA 9 and then he saw that the the most recent Terry Bradshaw rookie PSA 9 sold for 30 grand And now he's starting to step it back Vaughn Miller for the Broncos Eddie Romero Quintez Cephas Rookie Otto to 99 For the Detroit Lions Aaron Salinas Pat Mahomes pink Laser to 79 little pink velocity there For the Chiefs Matt Lieber. Congrats Matt Antonio Gibson Washington Mark Bissette JK Dobbins for the Ravens last-bought mojo shawmatic That's cool. Yeah DK Metcalf hollow for the Seahawks Aaron Salinas AJ Brown Little silver circles to 125 for the Titans Patrick Davis Colin Johnson for the Jaguars Laura Donlan Warren Moon Goes to the Titans Patrick Davis Quintez Cephas again for the Lions Aaron Salinas Josiah de Guara to 199 for the Packers Come here Kareem Abadir Ben Daduchi for the Cowboys Damian Kovaleski Jonathan Taylor for the Colts Mark Bissette Jeff Okuta to 299 for the Lions Aaron Salinas Jalen Régor For the Eagles Eric Ainge Jeff Okuta hollow for the Lions Aaron Salinas DJ Moore To 179 for the Panthers Patrick Davis Jacob Eason for the Colts Mark Bissette Jake Fromm for the Bills I Coppola Taysom Hill to 25 For the Saints I Coppola Chase Claypool for the Steelers Matthew Shira box number two But bus autographs auto Autographics So do you only collect Venice as a stealer or do you have rookie stuff of his? Like as a ram that's actually how my brother ended up being a Steelers fan because we were Rams fans and Once once they were no long once he went to the you know Steelers and Rams didn't want fans in LA anymore Cooper Cup to 99 For the Rams Jake Owens Tua for the Dolphins Adam Natif T Higgins for the Bangles Ruben Honig Tyler Johnson to 99 For the Buccaneers I Coppola Jonathan Taylor for the Colts Mark Bissette Jordan Brooks for the Seahawks Aaron Salinas Jake Fromm blue to 179 for the Bills I Coppola Jerry Judy for the Broncos Eddie Romero My house Jimmy Garoppolo for the 49ers Alex Volosakos Travis Kelsey orange to 199 for the Chiefs Matt Lieber Michael Pittman, Jr. The Colts Mark Bissette Henry rugs hollow for the Raiders Edward McKee and Patrick Queen Rookie Otto 11 out of 35 For the Ravens Sean Maddock last spot mojo Rob if you click on the link that's pinned in the chat That's our schedule. I've only got one break scheduled after this But there's a bunch of breaks highlighted in orange that are all the closest to breaking So if you talk to the chat and see what they want to do You and them can get together and some of them are probably already in some of those breaks And you can work on getting those closed out But click on that link and look at the breaks highlighted in orange Jameson Crowder to 299 for the Jets Mark Bissette Tyler Johnson for the Buccaneers I Coppola Ezekiel Elliott for the Cowboys Damien Kowalski Tom Brady for the Buccaneers I Coppola Gardner Binshew Hollow for the Jags Laura Donlin Cole McDonald To 299 for the Titans Patrick Davis. He just got signed somewhere I know the Titans are not he's no longer on the Titans. Where did he get signed anybody remember? Gabriel Davis for the Bills I Coppola Bo Jackson for the Raiders Edward McKee Larry Fitzgerald Hollow for the Cardinals Alex Valdesacos There you go, that's box three So Cynthia's got a couple of them Hollywood is talking to you about that one He that's right. Okay. That's what I thought Bojo. I actually thought he was a good pairing with Kyler I think that that's a good. That was a good sign for the Cardinals. I Remember reading it and I was like, oh Okay, that makes sense I was like, I don't know why he was available, but okay Brandon I you for the 49ers Alex Valdesacos George Kittle 49ers Alex Valdesacos Kyle Dugger for the Patriots Adam Nativ Nick Bosa to 99 for the 49ers Alex Valdesacos Jalen Rhaegor for the Eagles Eric Ainge TJ Watt my house for the Steelers Matthew Shearer Tom Brady Buckeneers I Coppola Darius Leonard for the Colts Mark Vassette little Joe Mixon white bubbles or silver bubbles Bangles Ruben Honig to 125. I've got another Chase Claypole rated rookie here for the Steelers Matthew Shearer Drew Brees dominators for the Saints I Coppola You guys all saw his restructure of the contract pretty much Showing that he's definitely not coming back next year Julian, Aquora to 199 for the Lions Aaron Salinas Collin Johnson for the Jaguars Lord Donlan LaMichael P. Ryan Hollow for the Jets Mark Bassett Tyler Boyd to 299 for the Bengals Ruben Honig Jacob Easton for the Colts Mark Bassett Randall Cunningham Eagles Eric Ainge Eno Benjamin to 35 Nice little lime green there for the Cardinals Alex Valdesacos Tyler Johnson Buckeneers I Coppola and we got a redemption. That's the first redemption I've seen Who's a redemption in this? Anybody know? I'm gonna guess if I had to guess I'm gonna say CEH. I don't know who else is Andrew Thomas to 179 for the Giants Cynthia Monreal and Jerry Judy for the Broncos Eddie Romero Rated rookies autographs black Pandora. That's gonna be numbered out of 25 Let's hope it's a big name Hagan CD Tyler Johnson all have redemptions CDs a redemption I pulled a CD CD auto on on the on release day card number 169 B Are a and Brandon I you So that's gonna be numbered out of 25 there 49ers Alex Valdesacos Yeah, I pulled I pulled a really nice CD lamb on on the open the first day Some are live some are not interesting Yeah, I'm pretty sure I pulled the black Pandora CD lamb auto out of 25 on release day. There you go It's a nice one We're gonna be a lot ahead of schedule by the way guys a Lot ahead of schedule keep getting your breaks in Ezekiel Elliott for the Cowboys Damian Kovalevsky Antonio Gibson Washington Mark Basette Joe Mixon for the Bengals Ruben Honig Gardner Minshew to 299 Jacksonville Laura Donlan Ben D'Nucci for the Cowboys Damian Kovalevsky my house Jimmy Garoppolo Alex Valdesacos second one of those Kyla Murray second year Cardinals Alex Valdesacos Cole McDonald orange to 199 for Tennessee Patrick Davis Jason Kelsey Eagles Eric Ainge Colin Johnson for the Jaguars Laura Donlan Darrington Evans Titans Patrick Davis Jacob Eason for the Colts Mark Basette Andrew Thomas to 299 for the Giants Cynthia Monreal Patrick Mahomes the champ is here hollow the champ is here For the Chiefs Matt Lieber you go Matt chase Claypool again for the Steelers Matthew Shearer And there's our downtown Lambjack Sean Maddock last spot mojo With the Ravens There you go, dude. Congrats. Thank you Devonte Adams to 125 for the Packers Karim Abadir. It's a lime green Herbert. Is it an auto? It's not a lime green, but it is a Justin Herbert auto out of 35. Oh God Can you imagine this box as a personal box Franz Cannell? Holy Jesus One out of 35 Bolt promo Joe guys What a box did I did I tell everybody this box was personally a personal box for me at this point? Right. Oh One box. Are you in there? Get out of there red one for 7500 That's out of that's out of 99, right? Okay? Sorry That kind of got me for a second there. That's card. So the reds out of 50 and it went for 7600 or 7500 Well, Kyle Duggar to 99 for the Patriots Adam. That's it Still just Calvin Ridley To 125 for the Falcons Cynthia Monreal Jalen regor for the Eagles Eric Ainge Patrick Mahomes for the Chiefs That's for Matt Lieber Yeah, Cesar Ruiz for the Saints I Coppola. That seems low. That seems like or maybe I don't know Levisca Chanel Junior Jaguar is Lord Donlan AJ Brown for the Titans Patrick Davis Tristan Worf's Buccaneers I Coppola Kirk Cousins To 299 for the Vikings Mark Bissette DJ Dallas for the Seahawks Aaron Salinas Vaughn Miller my house for the Broncos Eddie Romero Tom Brady Buccaneers I Coppola Kenan Allen for the Chargers Franz Kahnel Jerry Judy to 299 For the Broncos Eddie Romero the Michael P. Ryan for the Jets Mark Bissette. Of course. I do my go Say Kwan Barkley for the Giants Cynthia Monreal Drew Brees to 125 for the Saints I Coppola especially because I pulled T Higgins for the Bengals Ruben Koenig Lynn Bowden Jr for the Raiders Edward McKee Kyler Murray blue second year To 179 for the Cardinals Alex Volosakos Cam Acres for the Rams Jay Goans Emmett Smith for the Cowboys Damien Kowalski Trayvon Diggs to 35 There's the lime green for the Cowboys Damien Kowalski Jake Fromm for the Bills I Coppola Red Otto Jerry Judy for the Broncos Eddie Romero Hell of a box Matthew Stafford To 35 for the Lions Aaron Salinas and KJ Hamler for the Broncos Eddie Romero Is that how it works with a flyer? Cool, there's the uh, there's the break guys.  I don't know what was in the first six, but these six were Pretty hot. Okay, so back to the randomizer $250 and break credit given away. 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Welcome, traders, to this week's installment of these live analysis sessions with me, Patrick Munley. Before we get going today, obviously, what we want, first of all, adhere to is the risk disclaimer. As we, as you all know by now, it's incredibly important that we understand the risks involved in trading any financial instruments. And more importantly, from my perspective, the opinions I'm sharing today, firstly, don't constitute investment advice, and secondly, they are not related to TickMill. So for those who are here for the first time, I'll just give you a quick context as to who I am. I've been trading for 15 years. I wasn't always involved in financial markets after I graduated. I went into the world of consulting, and then I left a city, PLC, and got involved in a startup, consulting startup, experienced some pretty rapid growth, and after 45 years, I cashed in my stake in that business and I had a bunch of time on my hands and some chips to play with. So I started to, what I've referred to as meddle or gamble with respect to the markets, I had a front row seat due to the nature of the work I was doing in the startup to witness the tech boom and bust, seeing people making moves, fortunes in the markets, quite literally overnight at times. And so I started day trading the E-mini S&P and the market was predominantly trending north, and I caught some lucky early breaks and started to make some solid and then some quite significant gains, and I've all seen rosy until, as is often the case, my big luck ran out and things hit the skids, say in the least. I ended up not just losing what I've made, but I actually took a six-figure hit as I started averaging down into losing positions. So it was at that stage I decided to step back from trading and try and gain some perspective and understand whether or not I could actually make training work as a commercial endeavour, as I've done in other business enterprises. And so I sought out a mentor, someone who demonstrated excellence in the field of trading, worked with him for 18 months, two years, developed a trading plan, business plan, fully back-tested, forward-tested and came back into the markets 2008 with a solid approach to markets. And really what I'd learnt from working with a mentor is not just the technical skills I needed to operate consistently in the market, but most importantly, it was the mental skills and they stood me in good stead. And I navigated 2008, came out at the end of the year profitable and have been profitable on an annual basis since then. The reason you can see performance from 2013 on the screen is that that's when I started my managed account service and it's initially family and friends. It's all I was doing. I wanted to get in on the action and it's growing organically since then. It's now a multi-million dollar portfolio that I've managed and like I say, on an annual basis, I've managed to be consistently profitable and that's because what I do is I'm not interested in the outcomes of individual trades or even small streams of trades. What I'm looking at is the next hundred trades and I'm focused really or my sole concern is process. You know, if I execute my trading plan from a process perspective with excellence, then over a significant or over an extended series of outcomes, my edge will demonstrate itself and I'll I should deliver positive returns. That's not to say that I don't have strings of losing trades, losing months, multiple losing months, none of that. You know, I'm not I'm not bothered about about that. I accept loss as part of the process in terms of moving towards the next next game. I guess really what I focus on is the fact that when I lose an average losing month is 2.4 percent, an average winning point is a month is 8.1 percent. And so if you extrapolate that out, you know, I'm getting somewhere between two to three times my risk reward in terms of returns. So that's that's my core focus. Most of the the trading I do is end of day stuff now.  And so I have a couple of other projects. I obviously am the resident market experts at Tick Mill. I provide a daily market outlook and a set up that I'm potentially looking after the day ahead or within the next few sessions. You can subscribe by the blog page there to receive those to your inbox. And then the the other project that I'm heavily involved in is effects career swap. This is really a way of giving something back in terms of helping retail traders overcome what are a bunch of key challenges, primarily not just in terms of helping develop them from an education perspective, but working towards actually managing meaningful capital. Because the reason most retail traders end up liquidating their accounts is that they're woefully undercapitalized. And so when it comes to once they've got a plan in place and they've got risk management, they know what they're doing finally. For most retail traders, even if they adhere to their plan and, you know, execute it with professional risk management standards, you know, even a 30 to 50 percent annual gain, which is fantastic. If you're trading a thousand pound account, that really doesn't move the needle in terms of financial return. So what tends to happen to retail traders is they they leverage up. They take on too much risk. They run into a small drawdown, but because they're over leveraged and overextended on the risk side, the drawdown basically wipes their account. And so that's the really the the merry go round that most retail traders find themselves on. They experience that process over and over to the point which they just get sick of it and they're going to do something else with this for a time. So what we're offering at FX Korea Swap is we're saying, you know, we believe in the education we're providing, we believe in our community and the support that it gives traders to the point that we will actually fund you for a meaningful sum of money that you can then grow over time. I've got a poor CD from trial service at the moment. I'll put a link into the chat if anyone is interested in learning more about that service. And actually this evening, I'm hosting a webinar which will explain in more detail the service, nothing to that in the chat. If you want to join me this evening at six p.m., you are all welcome. So that gives you a flavor of where I'm coming from. Now let's move into thinking about the markets and what we're up to. So share this chart last week and that, you know, want to always be cognizant of the seasonality that we tend to see in markets. And as we anticipated, the dollar is having a decent run, maybe it's the best amount of the year on average. I'm going to look at the dollar chart in a minute and some of these are some very interesting positions because this dollar strength that we're witnessing in May tends to be the, you know, tends to put in a tradeable high in terms of the dollar because we then see a swoon in terms of the summer months for the dollar. Obviously, the other major is picking up a bit from losses seen in May. In terms of other seasonality that I'm also tracking that is the S&P 500. We saw very strong April as we'd anticipated versus the historic seasonal trends. And May looks to, we're looking at a bit of a wobble here at the start of May or mid-May now. And we could see that that persists throughout the month before we see some gradual pickup in the S&P. So if we think about the S&P as the global barometer for risk, we want to be cognizant of what's moving that. Another thing of interest or note that I would pay attention to, I posted this to the trading team, I don't know if it's Chris or this morning. Sterling has taken a bit of a dive, I wouldn't say dive, but a swoon here this morning. We've had Trump out on the wires talking about King Dollar. I guess he's at the stage now where, you know, he's in a position where obviously these economies are going to open up again. We'll see how that plays out in terms of the pandemic and the implications for a re-emergence of infections. But yeah, he's talking about King Dollar and about the fact that, you know, he would like to see negative interest rates, but he accepts that, you know, at this stage that the dollar is king in terms of the global scale. And so this is moving into election campaigning rhetoric at the moment, so expecting to flip-flop a bit. But we've seen a bit of a drop in Sterling and we note that in terms of the FX options, the last 24 hours, big increase in some downside attention. Certainly it's that 120 area and we'll look at that 120 area in a minute because we've got a deadline coming up at the end of June with respect to the Brexit talks again. And the implications at this stage are that, you know, the UK once again are adopting a fairly hard stance and that appear to be up for much negotiation. So the options market is starting to look at downside potential. And so where we see these 120s, basically what they are, is that they're downside structures which allow the purchaser of the option to take, you know, to take possession of that 120 strike on the date.  So it's certainly something to keep an eye on. It's something I update the guys in our, in our, in our team chat on the daily basis, the options flow, it's something to keep an eye on. We're also this VIX structure, the VIX, obviously the volatility index with respect to the S&P 500. You see, we'd look to be tracking here where the kind of the model we saw in 2008, 2009, whereby we've got a spike in the VIX and then we got that secondary spike before we saw as we've traded into what ultimately became a low. So it's important to watch this VIX move. And certainly as we're seeing a pullback in terms of the S&P at the moment. Again, this is a similar thing. Looking for that secondary spike in terms of the VIX here would suggest that we have a little bit of work to do, maybe on the downsides. Again, this is just the analogies with respect to 07, 08 in terms of rallies and scope of rallies, 46 days, 24 percent. Obviously, we've seen a lot more than that most recently, but in terms of time and price, something to keep in mind. And it says the analogies. This is taken from Jeff Gundach, Dublin Capital. You can see that in 1929, for example, we were with 1929, we got a significant pullback before rolling over and the real nightmare set in in terms of the economic decline. And if we listen to Fed Chair Powell last night, he certainly was sanding the alarm with respect to the markets. We've had a bunch of high profile investors outside for the past couple of days, knows the Drucker Miller thinking that this market's got ahead of itself and that we probably have some more work to do on the downside. So again, it's just these are market themes or dynamics that we want to be cognizant of as we're navigating through the charts. Finally, this I've shared this before, but it's worthwhile revisiting this idea of the dollar cycles and the potential that we're heading into a major dollar peak here and certainly driven by the amount of liquidity that the Fed is putting into the market is potentially going to drive that. And this is the Goldman Sachs monthly 16 year cycles in terms of the dollar index as well, which we've just completed. So these are again, these are just factors that I want that I keep in mind. This is the US dollar seasonality. Obviously, we just looked at it through the heat map, but we tend to see a peak into this summer month and then a decline in the dollar. So those are factors that I certainly want to be cognizant of as we now move into the charts. So we want to check in with this monthly dollar index chart as I keep you, I try to keep you aware of these hard time frames we're at this major trend line. We've seen each month that we've, you know, during the month we've traded higher, tested the trend line, tested the way of the trend line. But at the end of the month consistently or the lot, you know, we close the last two months below it. And if we get a third close this month below it, that would certainly be concerning to dollar bull, dollar bull. Sorry. So keep an eye on this this monthly chart. It's one that I certainly pay attention to. Now, in terms of the current environment, the current trend starts up. Well, we've got this. This is the Dow Jones dollar index, which is an equally weighted dollar index versus the Euro, Stirling, Yen and the Aussie on an equal way basis. And we can see here that we're just coming in some symmetry swing swing resistance. When I refer to symmetry swings, I'm measuring prior swings in the decline and looking for those to act as resistance. We've got a cluster here at this one twenty five ninety area, one twenty five sixty. We're just trading into there now. And I'm watching to see if this is the area where we're going. Things are going to get a bit sticky to the dollar. And we're certainly over overbought in terms of the momentum. And I also know that we're coming into some trend line resistance with respect to our side indicator. So if we hold this trend line resistance, we get a bearish reversal in this area. And certainly again, I'd be looking at deploying dollar shorts. If we take the DXY, so this is the broader dollar index as versus six major pairs, it's quite heavily weighted in terms of Europe, also includes things like the Swedish Crone, which I'm particularly heavily traded. But again, we're trading at this trend line resistance. Now we've broken it certainly and traded above, but we fail to close. So watching today, we're also trading at the monthly R1. We've we're in the midpoint in terms of the psychic indicator in terms of sentiment, but we are in terms of momentum getting into the oversold area. So I'm really paying attention today.  Now they're at this key inflection point. If we get a break, if we take out the trend line on a closing basis, then what I'd be looking for or we then start to pay attention to potential upside here. And the first port of call will be the equidistant swing, which would actually see the dollar up into this one one 60 area. We think we've probably got some further conference here if we look at this equality move. So yeah, so if we if we close above this one hundred and forty area one hundred and fifty, then it's one one hundred and ninety to one one one sixteen will be the next area of interest in terms of the upside. And again, if we if we take out that zone, then we're up into the one six one extension of this structure, which we've had us up at one or two. And if we bring the fibs there, let's see where that comes in terms of and that's a seventy eight point six percent retracement. So where we get this confidence of the one six one extension and the seventy eight point six percent retracement. Certainly pay attention to those areas because those are levels that we often see reversals or new trends emerge. So we trade up into there, get a sell signal, and there's still opportunity to to see down. So you've got to bear in mind as well, we're trading with it. We're heading into the summer months and often the summer months in terms of forex and most markets are defined by range. And so at this stage, we're still in it, you know, we're still in the range here. And even if we break up here, we're still within the march range. Obviously, the march range is very extended due to the nature of the pandemic and the crisis trading. So it is an extended range, but we are still just trading within ranges. We're not we're not really breaking out as such at this point. Obviously, if we do take out this one or two, then as I've mentioned before, there is certainly scope for an upside target here of one or six in the dollar. Less likely at this stage, but again, always want to be paying attention to where the where we can go in terms of market mapping and realistic expectations with respect to prior price swings. We're not just pulling levels out of the air. We're letting the prior moves within the chart give us ideas of where prices is likely to go. Another one that I'm watching at the moment is this swissie. Again, you'll you'll note this theme in terms of triangles is is prevalent at the moment. But the swissie trading back up into the resistance area and see the wicks we've seen here every time we've got up into this 97 late 27 area. So watching to see what happens as we test here. We've also got again, thinking in terms of these momentum trend lines and paying attention as we get up into this area, because this may may stall again here. And then we've got another move back down to the support area. If we take it out, which would obviously imply that the dollar index takes out that its descent, its first train line, then we've got the next area of interest at 98 50 in the swissie and certainly watching that. Gollien played this from the from the long side earlier in the week with the reversal patterns per our strategies. Now what I'm looking for is. One second, what I anticipate now is that we hold symmetry swing support. We could drive higher here. Let's see, we've probably got a little internal. Equality move there as well, we have. So if we do, if we do push higher here in terms of the dollar again, 108 30 to 108 50 is the area I'd be watching to to set short positions. And ultimately, I'm looking for a test of this 104 60, which is the equality objective versus this structure. So this this high is reaction low and the reaction high. Whilst we trade below this 108 30, then that's the downside objective from there. Obviously, we could see a more meaningful correction ensue. But if we do get down to that and certainly want to pay attention to how the dolly end trades there, because that could be a decision point for the market in terms of the next next phase for dolly end. Lulee, obviously similar story trading in the triangle. So I'm watching triangle resistance coming up to the over overbought area with respect to the. The momentum studies and so watching the loony as as we trade here, because I've still got a downside target on the loony of this 136 area, which is the quality. So basically what we've done is we've had a first egg down. We've corrected an hour in this complex correction, similar story in many charts that we look at today. But these are certainly very tradable and third to patterns. So it's well worth paying attention to these trend lines and how price reacts at them. You can either do most of my trading, like to say, daily chart. You can also look on those intraday charts to try and tighten up your risk reward parameters so you get down to the early four hour charts and see when we hit these trend lines, how price responds. If you get that bearish reversal or bullish reversal, depending upon where we where we're at, then there will be an opportunity in terms of in terms of this dollar card and a bunch of these I'm looking at. I haven't got anything there. The euro. So this is the one I'm really paying attention to. We're testing that sending trend line. If we can find support here and on the initial stab into this area, it looks like we're some bids are emerging in the market. But certainly a close back through the near term be worth. So today would be one of eight twenty three would be would set up a bullish reversal and the potential then to trade up to test trend line resistance. Certainly the first target would be this one or nine. We had a pop up there yesterday. Important to also understand. And I shared this in my daily market updates. Daily market outlook, sorry, is that we're in a position at the moment where there's a significant options flow, twelve billion dollars worth of options expire this week between 107 50 and 109. And that's kind of defining the range at the moment. Once they've gone after, you know, the end of the week, we could then, you know, we could have the potential to get up and test trend line resistance. And as I posted before, we have that interim equality target at one 1050 if we can get through that trend line. But like I said, always be cognizant as we head into the summons of range trade. And you can see the volatility bands are flattening out somewhat here. So first of all, we'll call the 109 if we can get a reversal today. And then 109 70 on to one 1050. Another child I'm watching is the Euro kiwi heading up potentially about to test some symmetry swing resistance here at this 181 area. And if we do find and get a bearish reversal pattern here, then we could have an opportunity to do something on a short side targeting a move down into this seventy eight point six percent retracement of this prior advance. And from there, we could see a more meaningful move. But watching this one eighty one forty area, again, bearish reversal patterns depending upon how you choose to trade. You can look on the four hour of the hourly charts to see if we get a reaction there and get some of your risk reward sterling. So this is what I was this is the one I was talking about earlier. Whilst we're trading, we have a we have a trend line here. Whilst we're trading below that trend line, then, you know, we're kind of in a fairly well-defined channel, which will take us down into this equality target at the one 20 area. Sorry, the one six one extension and the 50 percent retracement at this one 20 area. Now, if if we can, if someone can find its feet today and get a bullish reversal of clothes back above the VWAP one, two, three, five, then there's the potential for another symmetry swing move here. And you can see this will take us into a kind of head and shoulders scenario whereby we have Streltson, you have this as your shoulder here for the double head and then and then we have our other shoulder over here. So watching today because it could be certainly a tradeable set up if we get that support here at the one 2160 holds bullish reversal, then there could be a long to trade back up into the one 25 area before we probably get that next leg lower to test this one 20. And remember, certainly be cognizant of those downside options that are in play there. But from that one 20, that'll be a key decision point, I think, for Stirling. And it's from there that we can see the next leg higher. Certainly have open targets at the 78.6 percent tracements again, the level always want to be aware of at that one 28. So, you know, we can be getting up to one 28 depending upon and again, we'd have to be looking always when paying attention to the market dynamics in terms of the narratives with respect to Brexit, etc. And I'm paying attention to that. Stirling yen is coming into its support or decision point that I'd be paying close attention to one twenty nine fifty, one twenty nine seventy. We get some bullish reversal patterns here. I'd look for a symmetry swing for potentially then setting up that next leg lower to test into its 78.6 percent tracement area. So watching one twenty nine fifty, one twenty nine eighty as the potential reversal zone, the Aussie. Seeing the pullback that that I talked about with the trade team. So we're testing looking now for a test of the quality objective at this sixty three sixty six three thirty area. Whereby I'd still be then looking for a final leg hard to complete this this sequence and test that sixty seven, which is seventy one six percent tracement and this equality target versus this structure here. So sixty three sixty six three thirty. The key areas I'm going to be watching bullish reversal patterns set long positions for the sixty seven test. Aussie yen similar story. Correct. Correction developing here, but we've got equality at the sixty seven sixty seven seventy area. Get down there. I'm going to be watching bullish reversal patterns again for the same type of play to get this final thrust higher into this seventy eight point six percent retracement and the equality objective at seventy two level. And then I think we can see a more meaningful correction in Sioux similar story in the Aussie key Aussie Swiss. We have the potential here for this equidistant swing to play out. And that would take us nicely into the seventy one six percent retracement. So again, watching for bullish reversal patterns monthly V wax gone bullish. So we can play a continuation trade from the central tendency here if we get a bullish reversal in the Aussie Swiss. Because the Kiwi and tracking this one for a while. It looks like it's about to complete its it's impulse leg here. And so I'm watching for a move into this one eight fifty area. And certainly there I'd be looking at the potential for short positions and looking for a quality move the last leg down. Practically the cycle low. So I think we can easily anticipate that if we can get these bearish reversal pattern in around one eight fifty, then certainly I think we can play for one or four on the downside in the coming months. So keeping that one on the radar Kiwi is testing trend line support. Distant swing, key test here now. Note that we have or we are breaking down here. This bullish momentum support looks like it might be failing. So that could forewarn us that the trend lines are going to hold. But again, if we get bullish reversal here, we've got unfinished business to my mind up at this sixty four thirty, sixty four eighty area. So we've just been consolidating in the range. And let's see if we can get reversal patterns to target the completion of this initial leg off the lows. Similar story in the Kiwi Yen, a little bit more defined in terms of range. So we're looking for a test back down to the sixty three ten, sixty three fifteen area bullish reversal patterns get long for the quality objective up at the sixty nine fifty. Yes, so at the moment, I'm short. The only trade I've got on at the moment is the cad yen, which I'm short. It's risk free now. And it looks like it's we've got some Canadian data coming out later and we can expect some volatility. So we'll see where we are after that data. But looking at this stage to try to test the same trend line sport down to seventy five, there may be another pop higher before we're going to move back down again, but bearish the cad yen at the moment. This structure looks corrective versus this decline. I'd be expecting new loads monthly be what bearish again. You can see the contraction in terms of volatility bands making it making it tricky in the in the center, you know, the high volume node in terms of the triangle, central triangle. So finally, I'm going to finish up with a couple of charts here. I've got the S&P 500 in the correct pattern, like the Aussie, the Aussie and the S&P have been trading in tandem. So I'm looking for twenty seven fifty eight to hold in in the futures here. So we get this move.  We've got a bunch of equality objectives, one, six, one extensions, equidistant swing, seventy one, six cent retracement. And I think once we get up here, then we should see some exhaustion in terms of this initial move off the loads. And again, I've been looking for something like a fifty percent retracement maybe into the summer as we just grind out a correction here. And then we'll see how we're looking in terms of, you know, the economies reopening, what sort of data we're getting in terms of reinfections, etc. But anything in this thirty one forty, thirty one, sixty area bearish reversal patterns, intraday charts. You can also use a game type of a risk reward. But that's what I'm looking for. So I'm going to look to see if I can get an entry on the long side. First of all, at this twenty seven fifty eight area in the coming sessions. And the last chart I'll leave you with is gold. Shev, this is a chart chart of the day today. I'm looking for one more push down into the support to complete a corrected structure here, ABCD pattern. And then I think we get the move higher. Pay attention as we test the quality objective versus this structure here. An equidistant swing. And we also have the one two seven extension of this this last leg down here. So. Watching how we trade if we trade up into the 1766 area, because this could this could cap things. But if we get through there, then I'm looking for 1850 as the next upside objective. So watching it now, I think we get it. You know, we test this trend line and we get this one last swing low. That's an opportunity to get in on the long side. So I've showed a bunch of charts there. I hope that's been useful for you. Does does anyone have any questions at this stage? Guys, you do. You can type them into the chat or a chart. You want me to look at that might not have covered. And I'm happy to cover that for you. Um. They are day on that's that's a topic. That would be a little bit too tricky to cover right now in terms of the time I've got left in this webinar. If you want to drop me an email, I can send you information on how option expires impact the effects market. Essentially, it's to do with hedging by the options providers. So mainly the big banks that if if price is trading in and around the options strike, then if they're trading through those levels, they have to hedge in the spot market to cover potential losses. And that's what that's what creates the kind of magnetism of these. You know, when I say options levels, I'm talking, you know, they need to be in excess of well, excess of a billion dollars to be to prove magnetic in the market. This week, like I said, we've had 12 billion dollars in euro optionality between 1,750 and 109. And you can see how the prices at this point has been penned in by those options. So pet engines, the bigger strikes is my advice. Certainly if we're trading into them on the upside, potentially it's resistance on the downside, potentially the support. But again, be cognizant of the size. It needs to be at least a billion plus. Any other questions? Euro see? Yeah, I know it's a shopping market. Just want to say, yeah, I mean, again, so you know, this is a bet on the Swiss National Bank.  Technically, we're in a declining wedge. And, you know, you could expect outside from here. But on the bit of, you know, how we're trading at the moment, the weight of the bounce probabilities to the downside. And I did note a while back and I shared this in the chat that there was some big optionality down at 103 in the Euro Swiss for this summer. So, you know, we could still see a further grind lower here. And like I say, the Swiss National Bank are notorious at throwing in the towel. So I won't be relying on them. Any other questions? Anthony, the, yeah, yeah. So in terms of looking at the lower time frame, so, for example, if we just quickly show you something. So this is the daily chart of this, you know, this is this big daily trend line in terms of the Euro. Now, what you can do to try and tighten up your risk reward is you can go to the hourly chart. And you can see we tested just shy of the trend line and we've got a, you know, a reversal here. But to my mind, in terms of, you know, how I look to manage my risk, I need to see a close back above the near term VWAP. So if I'm going to close back above the near term VWAP, this is the daily VWAP of 10834. So if I'm going to close above that, then what I would look to do would be looking at a long position. Risking the swing low and a few pins below it, initially looking to target into the daily VWAP. We've got the daily pivot here. So now this is 1.5 risk return.  There's 109 options. We've got the range highs here. So again, thinking in terms of range at the moment, by the time we get up into those range highs, if this is my play, then I've got three times risk reward. Does that make sense, Anthony? Yeah, absolutely. OK, if there are any more questions, I'm going to wrap this one up here. I hope it was useful keeping on these these key trend lines and I'll join you all again next week. And like I say, if you want to join me this evening, there's a webinar I put the link in the chat where I will go into a bit more detail about trade pro program. Thanks very much for your time and I hope you found this helpful.


Assam, Jharkhand, Mangalore, Delhi, Western UP, Haryana and now into Rajasthan. It's been a very, very, it's been a very heartbreaking journey. I think it will wear on my soul for a very long time. This was not a fact-finding, it was to go to the families and actually seek their forgiveness on behalf of all of us. This is what our country has become. But also to try to extend to them solace in their suffering and then talk about justice, understand their needs and try to help them in terms of justice and their needs. In the case of violence and hatred, until this is over, no solution can be found in the country. There are compassion failures which are very, very striking. People are isolated in their own, socially isolated. The few cases that become public knowledge like Pehlukhan and Akhlaq and Junaid, you have religious organizations that come in. But for the rest, they're not even those. They just left to suffer. If a car comes and finds out that it's a Muslim, it will be stopped. And if it's legal or something like that, it will stop it. And especially, there's a group on YouTube, they have a page on it. And they put a video on it. For the peace of this country, justice is important first. And for that, we should first stand for justice with the victim. Then peace will come. So many fathers and mothers have received the mutilated bodies of their children, not able to understand why it happened. We've seen so many people who were widowed. And we've seen consistently, except one case perhaps, where the police and the administration have been completely biased, resisting cases against the victim, treating them as the accused. And you see a sense of settled despair in the hearts and minds of the victims. We have to leave this country. We shouldn't have incidents like Pellukhan. And we should live with love. People confuse the government which rules now with the nation. It's a government. Governments come, governments go, prime ministers. There have been so many prime ministers. The greatest of them was Jawaharlal. They come and they go. Each does something. It's often good, sometimes very bad. And they go on. The next one gets a job. He and his ruling party are not the nation.   It's a soul wound which doesn't heal. And the only way it can heal is some sense of justice. We are living in terrible times and we need to respond to it. And without justice, there will be no way. And hate has to be responded with peace and love, but with determination. It's not just for the month of the Karabam, but as something that is ongoing. We shall live in peace. We shall live in peace. We shall live in peace.


Welcome to Toffy TV, it's the play ratings Everton nil Manchester City 3 a utterly professional performance by Manchester City to take the game away from Everton if there was ever a game to take away from us. We started all right huffed and puffed a little bit and then created a couple of half chances through Shia, the termination and endeavour but Manchester City do what Manchester City do and they keep turning the screw until something gives and they found that today with two very very quick goals. Both from disappointing cos defensively you have a lot of you watching, they are disappointing. It was a strange one because they set up, it was almost like, well it wasn't almost, Pep Guard the older had obviously looked at the situation and thought Everton don't score many goals at home and they basically just stuck on the one off front and went with two forwards and left very little at the back if anything a couple of centre backs. It gave them a lot more options and players didn't know where to come or where to go and both goals, both goals the person who scores just get in between the centre back and the full back and for the first one it's a cross from the left hand side and no one even tries to stop the cross which is really really sad that no one's trying to force. You look at the cross it's not even, there's a spare man but it's just no one stops the cross and the play gets in between Patterson and I think it might have been Tarkals go and takes it on his knee and swithles and scores great finish to be honest and the second goal, it's a long ball, it's a long ball. They win the second ball, the one puts a great crossing and the great position up from Harland gets on the shoulder of Holgate and headers it back across goal to get the second and again the third goal is James Garner takes out folding and it's a great free kick. We didn't really trouble them because we didn't really try and trouble them, we certainly weren't playing like we were last week, it's that thing of like whether you stick or you twist, we were either going to maybe win 1-0 today or get be heavily so they are just a difference, they are unbelievable. Do you see that from the subs they brought on, the subs are incredible. We didn't play like we played last week because it's a different kind of game but it was what it was, it was always going to be one of those games. I think we don't build again that thing of building it up in your own mind that we were going to get up more of it because we'd be brighting 5-1. As I said on my other video you told me we were going to get 3 points out of those two games, I'd have beat your hand off for those 3 points so yeah it was just one of those wasn't it? It just feels like it took the wind out of ourselves a little bit but listen if Liverpool do the job tomorrow then going into the final two games against sides that were on the beach that it means a lot more to us then that's all you could have asked for. If we're not in the bottom three at the beginning of next week then that's exactly where I would have wanted us to be going into the two games, simple as that really. Let's get into the play ratings, Jordan Pickford, I didn't say but I believe Roy Keane basically tore a stick off him saying he doesn't command the box or anything like that. I mean we saw last week how good he is, the second goal could he have done better, I don't think so, Bulleterra from Harland, the free kick, it's a wonderful free kick, I don't know again, I don't know if he could have done any better. I thought his kick was a little bit off today, yeah I don't know, I'm not a goalkeeper but I don't know. The free kick people look at it and some people think it's a wonder goal, some people think it's a bad goalkeeper. I don't know, I don't know but his kicking was a little bit off for me so I've given him a six. Nathan Patterson, tough day for Patterson because both goals in a way have been, the first one comes down, the other side and it's Gunderman's got in between him and the centre back and then the second goal. He actually deals with the long ball and then Gunderman picks the ball up and runs with it and crosses it and it's like he has to deal with it twice. But I thought he was okay and I thought second half he actually gives a little bit of offensive, shows a bit of offensive inside of his game. Putting one great cross that Mopai didn't really look at to be honest but it was a great ball in. It's always difficult, he did get up and down the pitch, his heatmap shows that he got up and down the pitch and actually it's quite strong at the opposite end of the pitch. I still think defensively he's still got a lot to lane and he has got a lot to lane, I have to stress this every week. He has got a lot to lane, he has not played a lot of football this lad at the highest level so I think he's still got plenty to come and that will take games. I think this is one of those players that you know there's something about them and we have to persist with them and make sure that he has a lot of games but it's tough games. I've given a six against the quality that they had, I thought he did okay to be honest. On the other side Mason Hallgate, tough game for Mason Hallgate, he's come in for a cup for obviously the palace game and he got sent off and being put in today. No Michalenko, the back up for Nagri who haven't been used anyway, he's out for the rest of the season and he's been preferred there. It was a tough day for him and in a way I felt like he'd been hung out to dry a little bit today because just playing in that position, playing left back, we had two goalkeepers on the bench today, that says it all doesn't it. But there's no Ben Godfrey on the bench, Rich Welsh is on the bench. You look at the bench there's literally no one else you could have played there today and I did feel sorry for him. Marys just destroyed him to be honest and I'd like to have seen a little bit more help and a little bit more support. I said if you watch that face goal, no one really tries to block the cross. He gets doubled up on so much during the game that I actually felt a little bit sorry for him. But he was really poor though. I mean that has to be said he was really poor in the game and obviously he's ended up being sub. That's why I felt I did because he's not a left back. He's not a left back. It was just a really bad day for him. But as I said I thought he was throwing in at the deep end today so I've given Mason all gates a three and a half, 3.5. Jeremine, he spent most of the day just trying to fight with Harland and put Harland off his strad. Two of his four aerial battles, certainly not the one where he scored from and two of his three aerial ground duels. Again, you can't look at him and go he had a bad game. I don't think he had a bad game. I just think that the way they played and they played with two up front and they get the wide men involved. And he was up against four mid double opposition there in Harland today. One of if not the best striker in the world. He tried to put them off his strad, didn't quite work but I've given him a six. James Tarkowski, for me look at James Tarkowski's heat mappies, a large dunk of his right over on the left hand side. Obviously getting out there to try and help with the covering. Again, I don't think he had a particularly terrible game but I don't think he didn't make it comfortable for him at all so I'll give him a six as well. Drissa Garnagay got subbed after 56 minutes, only touched the ball 20 times today. A lot of his work was to just try and block the passing lanes and break up play if he could. Three tackles, one interception, ground duels one three out of three aerial duels one out of two, lost possession twice. So again, it's hard to, Mason Hulgate was like he did have a bad game and as I said I think there's reasons for that. But you look at a lot of the other players and they're all trying to do the job up against absolutely well class footballers and then the subs come on and they're all well class.  But again, it's that thing of just doing the job he's been given. James Garnagay give away the foul for the third goal, couldn't get near folding to be honest. He had 37, such is so nearly double as many as Drissa Garnagay. He is someone who's supposed to get on the ball and try and do something with it. But if you haven't got any movement in front here or the wide plays and not creating anything to it for you, it's really difficult and then you end up just being another midfielder. Just do what trying to do, trying to do your job. He's a weird one Garner because he's a nice neat and tidy footballer but I don't know how much else he's got. It's difficult to see in this team. We don't have a lot of runners. We don't have a lot of intricate play. He's someone to me who's like a little quarterback player, gets the ball in deep areas and tries to move it round the pitch. I just don't see that. You don't see that with this team. He is very, very nice, neat and tidy player. He does the hard work as well. Ground rules today 1-5 out of 6. He's got a little bit of everything but it's difficult in this team when the team isn't maybe set up to play the way, to play the style he plays. I've given him a 6-1.5. The core is touch, just let him down so many times today. He was one, I think it was in the second half when we were breaking forward and it looked like he was going to break forward for it. But it was a weird, I was almost like an optical illusion because he'd already lost the ball but it's touch, let him down so many times today.  They're on you like flies. You just can't get away from that. That's the one thing that let him down is his touch. It really is. It really can be poor in tight situations. He didn't really offer too much of a threat going forward today. Helping out Dominic Arvind Llewn. His touch was poor. It really was. I've given him a 5.5. I think the other two going forward as well with a little bit like that as well. Alex Oroby. Again that final ball, that final touch. I also think the two wide men could have done more to help out the full backs today like they did last week. These are the games where you look at like Oroby. These are the games where you just need that something and I don't think we've quite got it. Alex Oroby's possession lost eight times but that again it all comes down to where in the pitch he does lose it. Heap maps suggest he's on the edge of the box a lot but there's just no final ball from him. But again City, they just make it so hard for you. They really do. They make it so hard for you to try and create anything. And because we isolated Dominic Arvind Llewn, it is tough. Alex Oroby have given him a 5.5. The White Mach Neil, again worked really hard.  Again, no lack of effort. Touch the ball 66 times. That's a lot more than Oroby. That's probably one of the highest in the team. Again, I talk about it every week. It's great the defensive side of the thing but what are they doing offensively? He's opened down that left hand side. You can't. He does his best to protect the full back. That was one of the big things last week. A dribbled attempt today, three out of five successful. That's really good. But no shots on target, no shots off target. Why isn't he getting into areas where he can take more shots? Is that because of the defensive side of what he's doing? But again, very consistent performing the last few weeks. I did think there was times where he needed to help Hullgate out just a little bit more. And certainly for the first goal they scored, we could have been a lot tighter in that area. I'll give it a twight McNeill, 6.75 today. He didn't stop all game. Tireless to be fair to him. Dominic Carver-Lewin went off at half time. The talk is, well the manager said it's a tight groin and they don't want to take any risks. He said that after the Arsenal game. 11 weeks later. He came back. I thought Don played well first off. I thought he played well. Every time we give him the ball he was trying to create space. He was trying to move the ball. He was trying to open them up. He was keeping the ball really well. I mean he only touched the ball 12 times. But every time he got it he seemed to be able to create something. Just even running into space. Not letting them have free reign. Making sure we got a throwing from him. He looked sharp. I thought he took him out half time because we were 2-0 down. The manager might have thought this was done but I don't know. If he's not back for next week that is very worrying. Very very worrying because we had a different team. We had a completely different team with them and without them so that's a real worry. Mopai came on and he was... Mopai just wants to go short for everything and it's not the way we play because no one runs into the space. Neil Mopai is just the wrong player. Completely wrong player whether you think he's good, bad whatever. He's just the wrong player for this team. He wants to spin. He wants to come short. Take the ball. No one gives him short. So when he comes short there's a big space behind them and the last day centre backs just step up because no one runs into the space. Again the manager prefers Mopai to Sims. That's up to him. But Mopai as soon as the season's finished get rid of him. Move him on. He does not suit this team and it's bad for him as well because he's scored one goal all season and he just comes short. It's not the team we're not set up to play like that. It's pointless for him. It's pointless for us. So very poor signing. It hasn't worked. He's played a lot more than he should have. He has to go somewhere that suits his style because Evan does not suit his style. He just didn't do anything. Did he second half really? He had a shot on target but he had 11 touches of the ball. It's hard when you're a centre forward. It's hard when you're a centre forward and you're not touching the ball and you're not in the game and people are not playing to your strengths. I just get rid of him. I've given him a four. Conor Cody came on. We went to a three. We went to wing backs. He was all right. He was okay. Played for 35 minutes. He was okay. City took the foot off the break. He put the foot on the break. The last half an hour so he didn't have loads to deal with. Give him a six. He didn't have loads to deal with. Onara came on again. Last 35 minutes. Actually when we did change the shape we did have a nice little spell for about 15 minutes. We were getting on the ball and we were creating things and we were trying to go forward. Maybe if we'd had Dom on the pitch we could have created more. It did give them something different to think about. Again he was all right. 31 touches. He didn't have any ground juice. He kept way out of the defensive side of things. It's funny isn't it? Onara has a lot of talk about Onara. Leaving and going here or there for 70 million. When you watch him at times you think he's definitely having a settling in season in the Premier League. He'll go somewhere and people will go where did this play come from? Onara 5.5 for Onara and Damari Gray. Came on, dribbled around a bit. He gets on the ball and people are asking for it and he just does his own thing. Realised that he's not going anywhere. He turns around and goes back. I know if you just give the pass to Patterson we could have gone in the back. But he's just such a selfish player and hardly ever comes to anything. He's a weird player because he's obviously got talent but he's not willing. I don't think he's willing to put the hard work into unlock it or find that consistency. I'll give Damari Gray a 5. Difficult one because it's always difficult scoring when you're playing such an amazing side. Because they are just such a good side. They've brought in the likes of Mares and Foden, Alvarez. It's just such a good side. The right back is basically playing right wing from the entire game. And they were in that. They're in that real sort of thing now aren't they? The end of season and they get in every season. You look at them today and you think they'll win everything because they've just got the balance on and off the pitch. They're just unbelievable.  He was bad and that's because he's playing out of position. But everyone else you just go couldn't get near to play to a near. And that's how it is, some days that's how it is. We've got a full extent balanced football team for next week. That's all you can hope for. That is all you can hope for that next week. We've got our team and we go on to it with as strong as we can. One thing I did forget myself before was making a hole gate. That miss just before like it was two minutes before they scored that opportunity. Just small margins in games, small margins. But there you go. I couldn't ever sit here and go and have a go at anyone after that really. I haven't got the energy playing them. They're unbelievable. There you go. As I said, let's hope that I was back. Michael Enkel's back. We get a balanced scut team and we take on Wolves and we do something similar that we did down at Brighton. So there you go. Let me know your thoughts in the comments. Make sure to check out my guys reaction if you haven't already. And what was great today was the reaction of the ground. Glad the streets at the end of the game. Singing and cheering for the players. That's what it's all about isn't it at this stage.  That was ridiculous. There you go. Make sure to check out my videos. Make sure to check out Bata's videos. We'll be doing the final where tomorrow over on Toffee TV. If you want to join us, the link is in the description. And the QR code is coming up on the screen in just a second. See yous later.