The following is a presentation of TFNN. The Power Trading Hour with your host, David White. Call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Now, David White. And welcome all to another excellent edition of the Power Trading Hour with me, your host, which makes a lot of sense, not a guest host, the actual host, but it doesn't really matter as long as you're here at this time. The following takes place between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. So what do we have going on? It's the second day of the downturn. And as I said yesterday, I'm not a big fan of doing anything within three days if you're trying to go along a big gap down. I'm going to say half the time you get yet another gap or two down like the first one. But the first thing we got to figure out is how many SAPs who went out on a ledge can have their pocketbook picked by the market. And why do you get all excited about buying? Well, there's a lot of people on the other side that are on the wrong side of the market that are long. They probably have had some margin because what they've been doing is chasing the market the last few months with declining returns. So they decided to go big or go home. And then going big, they went for additional margin to make additional money because it was just never going to end, right? It was only going to go straight up. So these guys probably I'm figuring that a handful of or maybe more of big hedge funds probably were fairly long and margin long. It's not uncommon to see some of those 30 to 1. So you can be on the wrong side of these as a supposed professional in the market. You can also be a retail trader. We saw more than a little bit of evidence that retail traders were coming in and selling over the last couple of days. I don't think that's gone. I still think, though, that as always, when you have a big move like that, there's always about a 75% chance you go back and retest the lows that we had yesterday. That's not uncommon. And generally, the faster you do it, the better the market's off. So if you're thinking about being long, you want to get that low retested. You want it to come in on lighter volume and you want to start seeing evidence that the market's starting to go higher from there. Now, could it happen in the next 24 hours? The Fed could come out and say, you know, empty, empty fell. And therefore, we can't put them back together. And of course, we can't raise any interest rates anytime soon now because of China or because of COVID or because he didn't like the weather forecast. Whatever the reason is, we could see that. And maybe the market could forget a lot of this, but I'm not a big fan of thinking that that happens. I think that he is right now thinking about how to at least squeeze out as much of the margin froth as he can over the next few days. We might start seeing money come in Thursday or Friday or something, but I have a feeling that he's probably more than happy to see a lot of the people that thought that markets only go up get a wake-up call and some of the ridiculous speculation probably called back in. Now, I'm going to go through and have kind of a special edition. Every edition is special. Every episode is special. We're going to look at stocks that really didn't blink yesterday or the day before that are still above their trend lines. We'll take a look at them. Now, generally what happens if we are going to have some downside is even those stocks will turn lower. Now, a couple of them kind of did earlier. I kind of refined my list so it would be what we're looking for throughout the close, but we'll go through those today. Anyway, I'm looking for narrowing trading markets probably. In fact, additional calls for margins normally come in at about 10.30 and about 2.30. Normally, you'll see some kind of at least low, if you're watching like a five or 10-minute chart, 15-minute, something like that. You'll see dips around those times, especially in down markets. And that gives you at least a little idea of how deep the well is for those folks that were way out on the wrong side. In Monday's call, I said give it about three days. We got the Fed anyway. I don't think a lot of people are going to want to take a lot of risk going out in front of that. Now, what he says, maybe he says something that the market doesn't like and maybe he says it on purpose and then maybe backs up all over it again on Monday or Friday or something like that. But I do think that they are wanting to squeeze out some of the XS. What was it in 96? I've got it. Oh, irrational exuberance. I'll find that in play for the next segment. Anyway, the irrational exuberance speech in 1996, of course, everything didn't blow up till 2000. And really what Greenspan was talking about went to 2008, really, before it blew up. But these things take a long time just like China. Really interested in what I watched the interview with, oh, God, what's his name now? I'll have to think about it. Jim Chainos. Yesterday on CNBC, I don't probably watch anybody. But he's one of the few that I actually watch because he actually does some work and rips through the books and does some research and stuff. He's not a real good technical trader. He's been wrong maybe 10 years on China. But literally his thesis was right. Timing's wrong. He kind of knew for four years that Enron was a tower of Jell-O. But these frauds, they go a long time until someone pulls out the carpet. And as William Buffett says, you only can tell who's swimming without a bathing suit when the tide goes out. And that's generally when you find these things like China, who's been dependent really on its economy on building 20 million new apartment buildings a year, or 30, depending on how things go. Anyway, we'll go through these charts today, which are actually the ones that actually look very strong. And we'll see. These are the ones I'm watching over the next couple of days. Because if they start failing, that's a pretty good indication that everything is rolled. We'll be back in a minute. David White's trading newsletter, The Path of Least Resistance, is delivered daily before the markets open to make every trading day an easy win. Visit TFNN.com today and subscribe to David White's Ultimate Trading Newsletter for $119 a month and try all of our newsletters risk-free with our 30-day money-back guarantee. Take The Path of Least Resistance at TFNN Educating Investors. What's separating you from the most successful men and women on Wall Street? That's right. Information. 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Everybody wants to think that they bought a low. Yesterday, a couple of people, subscribers in the den, and otherwise I said this could just kind of go sideways. We had a fairly decent bounce off the lows. Man, it's hard to beat 75% chance of a high volume lows getting retested when you have this big of a gap down in the indexes. So I'm not one to bet against that unless there's some overreaching reason. Unless the Fed is going to start blabbing today, I don't see that. I'll watch them talk tomorrow. Maybe they'll figure some stuff out. A lot of people have gotten a couple of emails. A lot of people are kind of probably a little confused in that I tend to always think about the other side of the argument. That is, if the market is going down, I try to think, how could I be bullish?  I may even be short, but I want to try to think a little bit more on that side and when the market is kind of ridiculously euphoric. I want to think a lot about being short. But I've got a few emails here. Take a look. Hector wants me to play enough with the negative waves because he had one of the stocks in the tech insider and he says, I'm now happy as a clam, I guess, enough with the negative waves. I'll get that later. Anyway, congratulations Hector. Anyway, just before the show, someone was asking about Uber. It's kind of interesting to see not much of a reaction. They've lost in the European courts on whether employees are, the drivers are employees or gig workers. Huge move today, I guess, let me pull this up because it was kind of interesting to me this action. I'm just wondering whether they did it. Earnings aren't till November 3rd. So you got a little while going into that. Maybe everybody's just short on the other side. I'm keeping an eye on it. It's interesting. More of a mystery than anything. Not a lot of short sellers in this. So we'll see. I just thought it was interesting. Maybe, you know, I wouldn't be surprised if it gapped up on a lot of short sellers. But maybe there's more to this that I missed out here. Okay, but you're up to the previous high with 76 million shares compared to 25. They pre-announced today, thanks. Okay, anyway, let's go back to some of these stocks like I said that are still going higher. Asana, A-S-A-N, even through the troubles of the last few days, never came down and broke the three by three, kind of the same thing. And, you know, why it's not up today, it's not broken that. But these are a few of the ones that I'm kind of watching that really just haven't really started to take down. Not a lot of volume today in Inventor. That's A-V-T-R. This thing's held above the three by three for a long time, several months. No real tick down. I don't know a lot about that company. Need to find out more about it. V-G-N-E, Biogen, V-G-N-E. Another one that's had 10, 15 days. Looks like about 15 days higher with not much happening. Pull back a little bit on Friday. You had a lot of volume on that high. So you're probably going to retest that 426. Pulling back today on infinitesimal volume. Again, I have to find out more about what this company does. V-G-N-E. Okay, B-L-D-E. This one's got a little bit more interday volatility. Blade air mobility, B-L-D-E. Enough volume. Did go right down and hit a three by three today at $9.96 and pop back higher. But no real signs out here. Again, these are the ones that if the market's going to roll, eventually everything turns down. And generally what you have is the weakest stocks. In fact, a lot of those is the Fletch and the Den tends to say have already come down 20, 30% already way in advance of the big stocks like the Fangs. Some of these stocks haven't really started to budge. In fact, Brooks Automation had one of the biggest days in a long time yesterday, BRKS. As they say, this is a market of stocks, not a stock market, really, a lot of different cross currents. Cabot oil and gas really didn't move much yesterday. Doing a little bit of reversal out here today, so you want to keep a close eye on that. But on the positive side, it may be down a little bit. But look at that volume, pathetic compared to yesterday. Door dash, another one with infinitesimal volume on the day, but going pretty much sideways the last four days. If you looked at this chart, I don't think you'd ever know that Friday or Monday happened. This is the DOC in, which I've seen on a bunch of different scans that I've been out here looking at. This one's just at that level today. You don't want it to see it close below that DOC and digital ocean. But a nice move all the way from about 55 to 87. Maybe you get a retrace out here, but actually looking a fairly strong stock of a lot of really bad headwinds yesterday. GDRX, did this used to be Reddington's? I think it's another one of those generic drug companies if I'm not mistaken. But I'll try to check that during the break. Man, just straight up from the bottom, going back into almost 60 days ago, this thing started heading up higher and really hasn't stopped. HAE, Hadamonix. Don't know much about this one either. Some sideways action. Goji, volume today. A big move. Immune. Immuno, I guess the way this is pronounced. Another one that's been a rip. You'll notice how many of these in the biotech space. Are you having fun trading the markets, but having trouble finding like-minded individuals to discuss your trading and investment ideas with? Become an Apex creditor in the trading markets and join the Tiger's Den Trading Room only at tfnn.com. The Tiger's Den is an exclusive trading room where successful traders from around the world come to exchange trades and ideas. Join the den and surround yourself with the sharpest minds in the trading world. 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I'm just a guy with a small little show here in Tampa but I don't think those guys have the brains that a goat has they think the communists are going to let them run off with any money but it's always been my belief. If you got enough volume out here to watch it. I'm not a big fan of Disney or Netflix or all these other companies that thought that they were going to be able to waltz in there and let anything else go. Let's see if Netflix it's got to be a Disney specific thing. I would check the news but interesting. Other stocks of interest KMX CarMax again hard to get cars good margins these car dealers actually doing fairly good down on a little light volume right to the 3x3 moving average which will be pretty close to the 9 day. I just like it because it gives you three days to give you an idea where the thing could crack. Laredo Petroleum LPI just a nice smooth fire back since August 19th but absolutely no signs out here other than light volume today and again I'm not saying go long these things. I'm saying these are the kind of canaries in the coal mine we've already saw a lot of stocks blow up have huge declines the question is generally if you're going to see an entire market roll even the ones that can put off the first or even second round of selling will eventually start heading lower and that's your clue that there's not just going to be a little downside but a massive flush or in the case of these new low water toilets multiple flushes QDEL what is this doing dude quite ill a lot of times I think I know I just want to go back and check to find out manufacturers markets diagnostic testing solutions for infectious diseases cardiology thyroid women's general health gastrointestinal diseases toxology toxology yeah Sophia and Sophia to fluorescent immunization systems and a lot of stuff that this would make you sick if you actually saw it in person but apparently needed if you don't want to die as my title screen yesterday said even with the high cost of living it's still extremely popular QDEL in the I don't know if it's straight bio side but certainly in the medical side of it unique cure I'm pretty sure that's the way that thing is pronounced Q U R E nice thing out here I don't like it going to higher prices with no volume today but again not a lot going on with volume at all either let's take a look at this tractor supply of course if you go out in the country that means outside of any of the big three cities in America into God's country you're going to find tractor supplies in the mid-sized to lower area they have a lot of hardware stuff like that but there's a reason why they're called tractor supply and that is they started for smaller cities but kind of a cross between I it's hardware and John Deere probably the best way to describe them anyway it's nice because they tend to be outside the area where there's a lot of Home Depot stuff like that so they can make some fairly decent margins on stuff that you know generally you're not going to get that stuff tomorrow from Amazon if you live out in the sticks but you can drive up to tractor supply and get it now kind of light volume doji out here so again I'm starting to look at some of these stocks they really didn't break but tomorrow we've got the Fed at 2 maybe he drops the Chalupa or maybe he turns back on the cash machine and gets Ben Bernicke out with a few helicopters along with some of the other previous Fed chairman and they go to blowing that money around and things go back to the way they were just a handful of days ago Upstart, UPST nice day even some decent volume for a low volume day companies called Upstart let's find out what these guys do cloud based artificial intelligence lending platform man these guys look like they just put a bunch of buzzwords in a hat and pulled them out AI, cloud lending and that hits all the buttons they may be a great company certainly a nice stock price 327.93 out here incorporated in 2012 San Teo California probably need to learn more about that one flux capacitor in Janet Yellen's helicopter Vantage of course an alternative to cell phones I think the big thing on this is that they're selling those phones that don't look like internet phones so people they kind of act like old phones especially around here you can't get a AT&T style old timey phone hooked up to copper anymore in fact I think they've taken a lot of them out if not all of them out in the clear water area but certainly um no real ding on this one it's slowly moving up it's not going to make you rich but again kind of interesting to watch it VLRS Valaris aviation this thing's had a nice low test of the previous low within a day which I like 2.11 million shares on August 17th you get to August 19th with what are you going to call it 770,000 shares so not 50% volume but test it with about what 38% volume that's about right so what do you got there you just have a low you get a bounce retest and you're off to the races pretty nice day to day but again 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and as we come back let's see what else here we're up to two points you got to your little dip I don't think there's probably much like I said much happening between now and Fed generally the pattern for the Fed is to open up slightly higher on Fed Day start selling in to the two o'clock time frame and then bounce or dive depending on what they said and then wait for another 45 minutes actually an hour and 15 minutes because after the announcement 30 minutes you have them talking they talk for about 45 minutes and try to say as little as possible but my guess is they're not going to be able to say as little as possible if they act like they're finding somewhere to put their big toe and looking at the ground a lot they may not play homey may not want to play that game little in living color reference for you guys from about 25 years ago and what else we have that's kind of we've got a couple more here Valaris Aviation as we said light volume on that pretty much light volume and everything today I would still love to see yesterday's low tested early before the Fed meeting wash out a lot of people right after the the announcement and then him by about three o'clock become all sweetness and light after everybody's been crushed and run out of the market because they were silly enough to be on margin I did have a question about margin whether or not I ever use it I do not use it overnight I think there's a lot of times where you've got aces and of course aces can always turn into a horrible hand but generally if you got aces you want to put everything you can into it so I don't have a real problem with it as long as you do not go home after four o'clock in fact a lot of times and most of the time is a 98% will be out by 330 I'm not trying to play a little white lightning on margin because you can have a lot of things happen to you in that last 30 minutes but during the day if you got a trend on the upside I'm not biblically opposed to using margin the people who get crushed are the ones that keep on charge just adding and adding and adding and going home and you get the big gap down like we had on Monday and generally the psychology is to not instantly sell what you have pre-market when you're seeing everything go to the brown word everybody knows what the brown word is right everybody's seen serial mom gotta know that gotta know your references if you're gonna hang around me and your mixed metaphors simrex energy the last one out here no volume you are down a little bit out here but I would still love if you're the two scenarios actually I'm looking at is that we've got a little bit of a pullback the Fed actually says some nice stuff we go back up there's no volume then the market fails then we could have kind of the pullback of biblical proportions a lot of people are talking about back to 4000 on the S&P cash more likely that'll put us in the time frame of at least fun buying so I'm suspecting that unless something really bad happens people are gonna figure out China probably not good place to put my money America probably not good but it's the best house in a bad neighborhood and we're gonna come home and we're gonna sing several songs my house by what's the name of that group it's the English group and the other one by Steele's and Nash and Young I don't think Young was in that I think it was to Steven Stills Graham Nash our house but either way I do die I do digress we got a living color shout out here it's got some kind of gif here we will sit here oh there he goes I don't think I don't home you don't play that clip right there yeah somebody gets my my deep dark references here anyway yeah not much way of volume okay let's get back to some other stocks I have a question about Regeneron now that anaclonal antibodies have become a political football and not worse from this email but I'll temper the accusation of manslaughter Regn just going sideways out here I don't see a lot on either side I did look into this earlier in the morning spent about 30 minutes I don't see a lot out here that says the political issues are gonna change a great deal did see just how many stocks that are how many companies actually that have IPO'd over the last year and a half or two years that are in this exact same part of the business about anaclonal antibodies and other things like that viral research so looks like a good business the question is does Regeneron just keep buying up other companies like many others have done so they never grow to the sky like Regeneron has I don't know we get a market that pulls back I think a lot of these companies biotechs are the worst you get a big pullback in the market let's say a couple hundred points maybe more off the S&P how many these biotechs kind of live it on the edge already for money can't really do much other than sell their stock and dilute the existing shareholders might put out a fig leaf and say hey I want to get bought and maybe that's good for Regeneron and other big tech companies out there but right now I don't see anything other than sideways here okay Krasby stills Nash and Young yes but I don't think Nash was involved when they were singing my house that's one of my favorite stories by the way I haven't been able to tell it for a while we went out to put a a I was going to call it an installation a theater a studio together in Stephen still's house on Maui I'm going to say this is 1996 and all I heard him do was yelling back and forth with his manager about selling the rights to my house for a million and a half dollars if they played less than 25 seconds of it anyway we were installing it it all ended up being a big nothing burger he never did anything with it but it was interesting I did hear him yell talk though but learn to scuba dive in Maui we'll be back in a minute sharpening your skills as an investor is like getting better at playing a musical instrument you have to practice sure but you also need excellent instruction from experts at 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going to go somewhere as I said I'm not so into the worldish that I'm thinking that it's all over certainly depending on what U.S. leaders do can have a big bearing on it mostly the psyche of the traders thinking about running again we kind of come in the last handful of days for some of the bills in the house to really get pushed through you know if we get a 40-45% marginal tax rate on cap gains I think you can just pull the plug out of the market between now and the end of the year because it'll just be nothing but selling but again they got to get that through from at least one I read the next few days it's not a high probability that that happens and even if it gets through the house probably dead in the Senate although I think with the news the way it is you might have a little bit of people thinking it is anyway that's it there's Zach Relidge Steve Rhodes says he doesn't know who here come the mummies are but one of the greatest fans of all time you'll never know their names 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My name is Tasos and I'm with RF Elements and today I'll be talking to you about our technology for fast sustainable wireless also giving you some vendor updates and product updates on where we are today and kind of where we're going. So we want to talk a little bit about the channel strategy that we have as we're moving forward. We're growing as a company, things are evolving, things are very dynamic right now. So in 2017 we implemented a new strategy to help improve product availability and coverage. So we're doing a lot internally not only with our products but from the business standpoint and how we do business in order to give you better services. So we've gone to a new multi-tier distributor channel structure globally. We have master distributors, regular distributors and then we have resellers. So this is a way for us to ensure that product is in your region and available through multiple channels. We've also created some tools to help you and one of those is our stock locator which you can find on our website. So if you go to our website available on our homepage you can go to stock locator and it automatically defaults to your region but you have the ability to also go and pick other regions. Basically you just pick the product type that you want, you pick the region that you need it in and it'll show you in real time what distributors have them and the link to their website so you can actually see how many they have and what the pricing is. So this is kind of a different way of doing things rather than you know filling out a form and having you know 100 distributors or people start emailing you hey I have stock, I have stock. You can actually see it in real time so it's a way to make your job more efficient because we know when you're bidding jobs and you're trying to build out new things you need to know right away and you don't have time to wait for email. So use our stock locator on our website. We also have the distributor search so if you're curious to know who's a distributor in your area you can go to the distributor search and you can globally see again all the distributors we have worldwide for our products. Supply change, so this has changed for us as well. So you know we're constantly increasing our production and capacity to match the demand and I thank all of you the ones that have been using it for supporting us but again we have to change kind of our business to kind of modernize and catch up to the demand that's out there. So we're doing a lot of things to increase production, we're diversifying our supply chain and right now we're transitioning to where pretty much 90% of the product is going to be assembled in Asia. We sourced our parts before from Asia that hasn't changed but we were actually assembling and testing in Slovakia and Europe and now we're moving that to be more efficient to be able to deliver the products when you need it and where you need it. We're doing that all through Asia but it's all covered with our employees doing quality control as well so we're still maintaining very high levels of quality which you guys demand from us and we will not ever kind of drop down to a level of delivering poor quality so that's one of the number one things that we want to do. So it's being assembled in Asia to help better fill the supply chain. So we temporarily had some delays in product in Q2 and Q3 again it was because of this transition. I know we announced products last year that were supposed to come out early this year again in trying to grow and meet the demand we stumbled a little. So those things are being ironed out so moving forward we should see pretty good product available and you should start seeing the ramping up of the new products that we have coming down the pipe so in Q4 of this year right now supply chain is pretty much worked out so things should start flowing pretty good. Another thing that we're doing is we're starting up a twist port developer program so what does that mean for Wisps? It may not mean as much but it does lead to something. See we have this vision and we have this dream for where this industry needs to go from the equipment standpoint and it has to do with the twist port. It has to do with the lossless connector. You really need all these mechanisms. You need the noise rejection of our antennas. You need the zero loss of the twist port adapter that wave guide interface. This is the magic putting it all together is really what delivers these solutions to work. It's not just one or the other. You can't just have a horn and your network is going to be great. It's really bringing all these things together. So what we're doing is we're creating a new licensing program for third party manufacturers which could be very exciting for you guys. You might start seeing other manufacturers now potentially creating radio platforms that are compatible with our twist port ecosystem. We get a lot from people saying why don't you make a twist port for this radio? I want to see it for this radio. I ask you to talk to your manufacturers of the radio as you prefer and say why don't you have a twist port adapter to work with our antennas? So this is kind of one of the first steps. Letting you know that you may start seeing radio systems from other vendors now becoming compatible without the adapter straight to our antennas. So this is one of our next steps. New products or product updates. So the ultra dish. Again this is something that we showed last year. Again it fell into the whole delays of this transitioning in the supply chain. Again our ultra dish does still have the best in class beam performance. It doesn't have zero side lobes like our horn antenna technology does but in the parabolic dish regime of antennas it's got really good side lobe suppression and really good chain to chain performance which is important. So if we look at the horizontal and vertical beam performance which is again the key in MIMO technology you'll see that our vertical and horizontal still match gain across the spectrum which is really important. So when you're changing channels you're not dropping performance because the antenna is not tuned well for that gain at that particular part of the spectrum. Again with our twist port technology so any of the twist port adapters and radios that you're using right now with our horns perhaps are perfectly compatible with our dish parabolic antennas. We've made some changes as well so we've updated design. The mounting system is slightly different. We have a new better ergonomic handle. The dish itself is redefined from the last version that you saw so all in all you're getting slightly better performance out of the rev that we're shipping now in October versus the version that you saw last time. So availability is October of 2017. The 24 dB version our UltraDish 400 will be $99 MSRP from distributors and our UltraDish 550 which is the 27 dB version will be $129 and that's for the parabolic dish you add the twist port adapter and the radio of your choice. So again we have a wide array of adapters and we'll talk a little bit about that next. So our UltraHorn right this is probably the biggest product release that we have and what people are really waiting for. So again as far as this antenna goes we've made some big changes so you still have the ultimate beam performance right so it's perfect symmetrical it's about 15 degrees beam width but it's perfect chain-to-chain performance just like our other symmetrical horn antennas so you're getting the best beam performance and the ultimate noise rejection so if you look on the left again this is what the complex side lobes of a parabolic dish look like on the left compared to UltraHorn so there really is no comparison between the two it's extremely precise and the radiation angle is much more precise than you would get with a parabolic dish even with shielding shrouds put on them you just there's no comparison. Again if we look at the noise rejection on the left is a parabolic dish you can see the very complex side lobes that are coming out the sides compared to an UltraHorn that again has zero side lobes and no back radiation so the performance is fantastic. We've changed the design a little bit so if you again I don't know who saw the original one last year but the current version that's going to be shipping now is actually 43% smaller in volume so we took a lot of the feedback that you guys got and the first thing was dude that thing is huge right so we said let's make it smaller so we were able to make it more compact we were able to redesign the mount and do some product changes and still maintain that same 24 dB of gain that we had so in the end you have a perfectly performing antenna that's much smaller more compact for you to use so again twist port technology so the UltraHorn will work with every twist port adapter that we have so it doesn't matter which radio platform you're using a twist port adapter will work whether it's Microtech and router boards if you're using Ubiquiti, if you're using Cambian EPNP 1000 and now the C5C from Amosa so many different twist port adapters that are available work with all our twist port antennas ultimate beam performance again so if you look at the performance from 5 to 6 GHz you can see that the chain to chain performance and the performance across the spectrum is pretty flat so you're not going to see these spikes and fall off at 5.1 and great performance at 5.7 it's pretty smooth across the board so that helps the mount has been redesigned so it's a much sturdier mount than we had again it's really easy kind of flowing with our drop in and smooth styling for the way the bolts line up and everything like that so integrated handle, it's adjustable, it's removable so a lot of things have changed again in the mounting system for adjusting azimuth and angle and elevation and if we look at all the components again it's basically it is built like a tank it really is everything is made out of either aluminum or zinc so there will be no rust on these things they're perfectly suitable for outdoor deployments and very very high quality so the availability for the Ultra Horn is this December again we have a 21 dB version and a 24 dB version and the prices are 349 MSRP for the 24 and 269 for the 21 dB version new adapters, so we started shipping the Mamosa C5C adapters so I don't know how many people use Mamosa but this will be great with our Ultra Dish or even an Ultra Horn for CPE, probably Ultra Dish great new addition to our twist port line the EPMP 2000 this is something that we heard so much feedback from you guys we initially weren't going to do it because the form factor is large right and you guys just kept screaming for it so we delivered so we have the EPMP 2000 twist port adapter it's going to be available this month as well and the MSRP is going to be $44.90 twist port adapter for the ISO and prism station so if you guys love the performance of your ubiquity prism stations or ISO stations and you care to use them with a true symmetrical horn antenna now you can so with this adapter you just snap it on and now makes those radio platforms also compatible with all of our twist port antennas whether it's the dish, the horns, it doesn't matter so one simple adapter you connect it and you're able to use them with all of our twist port antennas availability date is November and MSRP is going to be about $19.90 for that adapter webinars so we've been working on a bunch of new webinars so we'll put them on our website so some of the new ones that are coming out are migrating to horns this is one of the biggest things the number one question I deal with is how do I transition from sector antennas to horn antennas what do I have to do so this is going to be a great webinar to hopefully help direct you and answer those questions deploying horn antennas again it's another great webinar that's going to help answer the questions that a lot of people have as far as how do you use them how do you aim them what's the proper down tilt and all this kind of stuff increasing throughput 101 this is again another one to show you how the horn antennas can help you increase throughput overall to your towers and your deployments and then a deep dive into our twist port wave guide port to help you understand more how this technology truly works and how you benefit from them so all these new webinars are coming online soon you'll be able to go to our website and sign up from and we'll hope to push some new information to you guys we also have a new link calculator so I don't know how many people have tried the original link calculator is still there but we've now added multi-CPE portions to our link calculator so you can actually add multiple CPEs to your map you can drop them you have the beam angles you just click from the list drop down which horn antenna you want you drop it on the map where the tower is and you can start dropping your CPEs in there and it'll tell you what the signal strengths are what the MCS rates you should be able to achieve and help you better plan out your sites you can meet us or ask us to visit you so we love dealing, interacting and I love to talk if you haven't noticed so I love meeting you guys and talking to you guys and hearing about the questions that you have and helping you so we'd love to come visit you or have you guys come visit us so come check out our website to see what events we're doing and like I said if you have special needs for us to come visit you that's a possibility too so reach out and get in touch with us and we'll see what we can work out and then stay tuned so again being plugged into our social media fees is probably one of the best ways of getting the information from us to you so we're on practically every platform YouTube is great go to our YouTube channel there's tons and tons of videos from actual customers customers explaining how they used our technology and how it benefits them so a lot of information there on Facebook is great for interacting again with customers that are using it and even us Google+, LinkedIn, Twitter a lot of places to go where you can get information about our products or interact with people in our company and with that we'll go to questions so if anybody has a question I'm happy to answer anything I don't know if the mic works up there but I may be able to hear you without it so if anybody has a question yes yeah so yes you're right currently it is all 5 gig we have a roadmap to go beyond 5 gig those frequencies are not announced yet but yes there's definitely it's on the roadmap we kind of have to finish our product portfolio we wanted to point to multi-point now we're doing point to point and then after that I think you'll start seeing new products come out in different frequencies yes the P&P 450 I believe is a really big radio so for that radio we have the carrier class antenna line so we currently have it in our horn antennas so you just get the connectorized version and you can connect it to any antenna or any 5 gig radio system that doesn't have a twist port for it you'll also see the ultra horn and the ultra dish come out in the carrier class line as well so you'll have connectorized versions for again radio platforms that don't integrate with a twist port adapter yeah yeah that's a tough one I mean people are doing it all different ways and really it's the rest of the users you need to speak to the people who are using the horns the most common practice that I've seen is they take a pipe and they just draw draw the line at 0 and 180 and they just draw where the 45 is and the 30 and they kind of use lines down the pipe in order to try and figure it out so yeah that's kind of difficult for me to answer that directly no so the antenna performance is identical I mean you still kind of have the same interface really the only performance difference perhaps or the thing that you should pay attention to the most is buy high quality interface cables that's what we all can say so of course you want as short as possible so try not to get a 10 meter long cable when it only needs to be 3 feet or something like that but really it's the quality of the cable so get it from a reputable manufacturer of cables don't just go on Amazon in order because it says LMR 400 with an end connector it's going to be good right so that's the only difference but the antenna performance is identical I don't have an answer for that are we going to do radomes for the dishes I mean we've been asked right so it's a possibility it's not something that's on the immediate roadmap but it's definitely we've heard people ask for it any other questions? it should only be like 30, 60 days after yeah so another month or so we have to get the twist port version tooled up and shipped and then we'll have the carrier class hopefully here within the next 30 days you should start seeing the ultra horn and some of these new products showing up on distributors websites as well for pre-orders and stuff like that so there'll be some progress here definitely in the next 30 days yeah it's a tough one so I get this question I get this question a lot right yeah I'm just curious yeah I mean so really there's not necessarily a need for a connectorized twist port I know from the conceptual it makes a lot of sense but really what radio are you going to use right if you're going to use a huge clunky radio like a 450 or something that just has no ability to have a twist port adapter by the carrier class version right so if you're going to use a radio that has a small form factor when we have a twist port get the twist port version so there's a lot of arguments on why we should have one and I know from the conceptual point it makes sense the one most common thing is well I could just buy twist port horns and I could just have a few connectorized end connectors for those times when I want but really when you're planning out these higher end radios as well that's not something that you just say tomorrow hey I'm going to go do it right there's time so you're going to buy the proper antenna for the radio that you're using so I had one question over here earlier no okay yeah so we've done a lot right so you know even if you look at our you know carrier class sector the one that has the built in shielding and stuff we've kind of gone I guess you can say the same way with the ultra dish for parabolic antenna we've created as best performance as you can get from that platform right no matter what you do you're going to have side lobes yes you can put shrouds could it benefit from it probably right however there's a bigger underlining issue when you start putting the shielding on antennas you start creating other problems right so if you can create a parabolic dish antenna that suppresses side lobes naturally as best as possible you're probably better off than creating new reflections and warping your main beam signal so there's we rather leave that up to somebody else to create a shield if they want or some shroud for our parabolic than us doing it probably so yes sure so this kind of goes along with the guy asking the back as far as alignment goes and how to you know figure out where you put two horns together to cover subsequent areas so there's something in the works to hopefully help you guys to do this yeah any other questions well thank you I appreciate you guys taking out the time to hear us again if you haven't used our product or seen our product please come by booth 413 and I'd be happy to talk to all of you individually and answer some more direct questions if you have them as well thank you again


Thanks for checking out this movie review video. So this is for the 1996 film Tremors 2 Aftershock. So yes, I did the first one that reviews already out So if you didn't see it yet, check it out on my channel. This is the second Tremors movie It actually almost didn't happen and that's probably part of the reason why it's six years after the first one but we'll talk about that a little bit and Just so you know, I think I might be going through and doing all the Tremors films. There's a total of six I don't think I'm gonna be able to get my hands on the TV show that was also done But I think I'm gonna try and do all six films. So if you're interested, I'm gonna have that going on I'm gonna put them in a playlist on my channel as well. So Anyway, this was directed by SS Wilson who was one of the writers in the first film So the first film is Brent Matic and SS Wilson who wrote the script for that now They've been involved with every Tremors film into, you know, varying degrees SS Wilson directed Tremors 2. He also went on eventually to direct Tremors 4 And I believe Brent Matic actually directed Tremors 3, which I will be watching tonight when I'm reviewing this Doing this video right now. So we'll see how that is that reviews coming So like I said SS Wilson, Brent Matic wrote the script for this one as they did with the first one They've had other writing credits such as Short Circuit Short Circuit 2, Batteries Not Included, the Tremors TV show and you know involvement with all the Tremors movies Returning actors for Tremors 2 were Fred Ward as Earl and you might know him from Escape from Alcatraz The movie Carney, Road Trip, Joe Dirt That's just the name of few he has plenty others and Michael Gross as Bert Who ends up being I think in like all the films except the final one, but I think it's Tremors Cold Day in Hell Sometimes they come back. He was in that movie and then the Tremors movies and the TV show as well A lot of people love Bert. He's obviously an ongoing character for this There was a four million dollar budget for this film now That's crazy considering that the first film had an 11 million dollar budget and universal. I think it was universal studios Whoever the studio was I think it was universal was prepared to do 16 million dollars I believe for Tremors 2 now that was contingent upon them getting Kevin Bacon and Reba McIntyre to come back So they had you know star power But they weren't able to get them Reba McIntyre apparently was out on a musical tour and she just couldn't commit Kevin Bacon actually turned it down to be an Apollo 13 Can't blame them there, you know career choices. Definitely can't blame them on that one. So Once that happened. Oh, actually it was gonna be a 17 million dollar budget. I'm sorry not 16 looking back on my notes here So in 1993 they actually wanted to be working on it to be doing it So then things kind of stepped back because they're like well, we can't get Kevin Bacon We can't get Reba McIntyre. So we're not not so sure we're gonna do this. It'd be too costly. So They were just gonna scrap it, but people came together the writers Wilson and Maddox were like, let's try and make this happen All these people involved with the film who or who want to be involved with the film including the effects company Cut their rates to try and get the cost down So they were able to kind of work something out with the studio including SS Wilson saying I will direct it Not only will I direct it. I'll direct it for free. So you don't have to pay a director So that's a big savings right there. So with all that going on They finally landed on we will give you a four million dollar budget and this is gonna be a straight to video or deal And one of the main reasons they decided to do that is they like the strength of the actual script So the film actually got made but as you heard from the story basically it almost didn't happen Which is kind of sad because this actually is a good follow-up to the first one in my opinion Um Since the first one was more of a success on They they went with direct to video because the first one actually didn't do all that great in the theaters It did way better when it went to video. So they were like, well, why don't we just do a straight to video for this one? Maybe that'll just work better. So they originally were gonna shoot the second one in Australia But that was more costly. So they changed and decided to shoot it in Mexico So they had to make a few little changes to the script because of that and it they shot over a period of 27 days Just so you know and they had to cut out some of the higher priced Scenes such as a scene of Burt commandeering a tank and characters fighting grabboids with Civil War era muskets I'm not really sure they needed those things. So that's fine that they were cut out Having the shriekers in this film actually became a cost challenge for the effects company Although they were able to use a refurbished graboid from the first film Which actually helped with cutting down the cost and then they did CG for for the shriekers when they move It's actual practical effects when you kind of see him dead or you see him just sitting there a lot of times But when they're moving it's CG and I'll be honest. I don't think the CG for for 1996 I don't think the CG looked that bad on the shriekers when they're moving. So I Was kind of impressed watching that was like, oh, it doesn't look terrible They waste no time getting to the grabboids in this film Which is a very good thing and the oil drums getting tossed aside as you get a good visual of the creature Kind of closing in on this guy in the oil field. I think it's a good setup for the story It immediately says grabboids are back again and this company this oil company has a big problem So what are they gonna do? They're gonna go to Earl Earl the guy who's become a big name because of his grabboids Because he's even done commercials We see they they allude to when he's talking to Grady and you first meet him that he was in a Reebok commercial I think with Val About running away from grabboids basically and they use Reebok for that So I thought that was kind of funny It gave you the story the backstory that you know, they don't actually show you in the film They just you know talk about it a little bit that they had some celebrity because of it They had you know a windfall of money But then Earl has fallen on hard times because he decided to start an ostrich raising Business and he spent all his money on two ostrich that won't mate So poof money gone plus he bought some things for his house Including a grabboid arcade game, which looked really cool by the way the art on the side is just pretty awesome And I like the idea of this oil company coming after Earl I think that's a good concept for a follow-up film And I think it ended up working because initially going into it. I was like, how are they gonna make this feel fresh? Like what are they gonna do? Do do do do Earl clearly needs the money They established that pretty well. I do think the music in this is kind of hokey I don't think the scores all that great. You know, maybe part of that had to do with who they could pay You know, what level of pay they could get for someone to make it It's it's too upbeat and hokey and yeah, it just doesn't work very well Especially in comparison to the first film the first film was more like fun action type stuff that sounded good When they asked for a grab Grabboid to be taken alive in this the oil company I actually thought there was gonna be some sort of interesting like secret motive But that actually never materialized so I'm kind of glad that that ended up being the case because I Felt like I had figured something out and I like it better when I don't actually know what's going on in the film So that was good So Rhonda We know the scientist from the first film was a love interest for Val and now Earl gets his shot because he has Riley as his love interest and obviously they're like around the same age I did think it was a funny moment where you know He checks her butt out as she's bending over and then he turns around and bends over and then she checks checks his butt out That was a good way to show the the mutual interest as opposed to like, you know talking about it was it was funny Still still good dialogue in this they didn't lose their writing Wilson and Matic they didn't really good dialogue on the first one this one I don't think it's as good dialogue wise and as as good of a script But it's not that far off and the dialogue is still good There's plenty of funny moments and that's the charm of tremors obviously is that there's a good comedy Rolled into the whole thing and it persists throughout and it works the comedy lands. It doesn't feel stupid or disruptive to the film It was a nice touch for them to bring umbrellas When they were going out and driving around the little remote control cars with dynamite and blowing up the Graboids Which that's just fun and like having kind of a montage of them just like blowing them sky high But the touch of bringing the umbrellas Earl and Grady too as the chunks are coming down just put that umbrella up It's it's a cool visual and it's funny. It's another one of those comedic moments that actually works You're just racking up money in your mind with this when you see that explosion montage of the Graboids getting it Just all those explosions from the ground You see a few of them and then you're just like how much money is that because you remember? 50,000 per dead one. That's crazy But then you got the hundred thousand if you get them alive, which is totally worth it The Graboids stopping right before the cliff when they're pulling the truck at that one point You know when the ones underground and it grabs the chain That's on the back of the truck truck and they're getting you know pulled along It's it comes up to where there's a cliff, but it stops short of that Now I felt like that was kind of a signaling of These Graboids aren't exactly the same as in the first film. They're smarter now. There's something more to them They're a little bit more evolved, which I think they say evolved at some point about them in this film and That's kind of to show what happened at the end of the first film with Val You know leading the one off that cliff. It's not gonna happen again. That won't work So I kind of like that signaling that they gave I Like how Burt's just watching videos of cannons when he gets called up by Earl It's kind of like that's his porn in a sense And the mounted Graboid head in the basement is Amazing not only does it look really cool, but it's kind of funny because you don't expect it And then they just kind of like pan over and there's a massive Graboid head just mounted on his wall I love it. That's very Burt Burt's charged up and ready to go in this And it gives him something to live for and you get that idea like you understand when he's being talked to on the phone Initially that he's feeling really down he's watching his porn his cannons firing and He needs something to perk him up and the action of getting back into it and fighting Graboids is what he needs He gets to bring his entire arsenal with him pretty much he got a bunch of stuff from the Mexican government, I guess I believe he says and Yeah, he's just gonna blow things up and shoot things and that's when he's happiest in life. He needed that after Heather left him Furthering the discovery about the Graboids is good in this especially finding out They urge oldest are wait what they are the oldest life form for I'm sorry. I mistyped on this Yeah, the idea behind them they give more biology to it They evolve a little bit more during the film and I like that like they're pushing the science on these Creatures forward and that's fun because you're discovering things too many times. They have the same stuff going on with the films It's like, okay, here's the creature. It's the same static things It's always been is in the first one and you're just gonna see it kill more people and that's all there is to it It's more fun if you're learning more if you're peeling back more of these layers And not only that but you know getting the shriekers on this instance where you basically find out that the Graboid is only the first phase it's like the larvae in a sense and then these shriekers are that next level like they bust out of it and Now they're there's something else. They're much more and they're harder to handle and they have to be handled in a different way Bert blowing Graboids up with C4 is classic Bert. That's just another great Bert moment that I loved Again they effectively employ the ability for Graboids to learn in this which makes it harder to Take them on and I like that The pacing of this movie is definitely not as good as the first one It has more downtime to it Which I assume is due to a drastically lower budget because they got to kind of fill some of that time with you know Dialogue and some other you know downtime type stuff stuff. That's not expensive But for the most part, I think the pacing is fine seeing as it's a low-budget sequel And it actually looks a lot better than you would assume based on the budget Bert recording everything he's doing is perfect For Burt being over the top. He's becoming very vain with this and he's like look at how badass I am. I'm gonna you know Record all this for posterity. Maybe he's just gonna watch it himself. I don't know The shriekers in this look good and it's nice to have someone's Someone introduced to keeping some more introduced to keeping things fresh and the good guys needing to learn more about some New creatures basically like I said so many, you know films They just use the exact same thing this they're like something new we're gonna give you something new It's not the same old same old. I wrote down. Ah, the obligatory Everyone just knows how to hotwire a car scene when that happens in grady's just like I'm gonna hotwire this car And you just start doing it. That's just the thing that you notice back from, you know 80s 90s Era for film everyone just magically knew how to hotwire a car and it makes no sense and it's weird But it's something that people just wrote in the scripts like all the time When you get a good look at them in the light the shriekers are actually almost kind of cute in my opinion I don't know if people feel me on that you can put a comment down there. Do you think they're ugly? I think they're a little cute. Is that a weird thing to say? But well, I mean, I'm into horror and I like creature features. So maybe that's why they don't look horrific to me At least not in comparison to the Graboids the Graboids look like Really gross and I guess maybe it's an in comparison thing the shriekers just look real cute in a way The infrared ability is a new really interesting twist on this and the exploration Sorry the explanation of them going after electronics because of the warmth of them is very interesting When you first see them like going after the motors of cars and then going after like that power station You're like what like that's not food. That's weird.  That's how they sense things But then that what that does is it opens up another path for the heroes of the film to go down to solve their problem The twist with the hermaphrodites so they can keep breeding and add a fast-paced Is a good thing that they introduce that kind of ups the tension of it because then it's you know If you see just one Graboid if you see just one shrieker Actually, it's just the Graboids at that point if you see just one Graboid That means that there could pretty soon be a lot more You don't need to know that there are two that can mate. They'll just keep propagating and The CG portions like I said, they don't look that bad. I was very surprised by that At times when you get even closer It's like the further they are away when they're doing the CG the better it looks there were a few where it's a Little bit closer and you're like starting to look a little starting to look not so great But you know the explosion of this of the shrieker from Burt's giant gun is awesome That effect looked great when his giant gun just hits it and it's just like And just the viscera like the orange viscera just flying and then plopping down It's comedic and it's fun and it looks good Riley being the centerfold model from the picture in Earl's house from 1974.  I feel like that's too over the top It's because he had talked then about that picture and like things you'll never obtain in life And then oh he obtains this woman in life, and it's just it's just dumb It was a bad idea, but I don't have that many bad Criticisms of this film. It's not in like an amazing film and partially because of the budget, but you know Earl and Grady debating which which of them goes in the building to get the bombs is actually a callback to the same situation That happened in the first film with Earl and Val where they were trying to figure out who was gonna run out and risk their life To try and save everyone And they wanted it to be them because they have that whole self-sacrifice thing so it plays out once again with Earl and Grady because obviously Grady has taken the place of Val in this situation because Kevin Bacon didn't want to do it the CO2 idea to mask Earl's heat signature in this film that actually wasn't that great of an idea like when he get he douses himself in the the I think it's the spray from from the Fire extinguisher and that's supposed to like mask his body heat so that they the Shriegers can't see him when he's trying To sneak into that building I don't think that really would have worked and especially not because it would have worn off Faster than it actually does in the film This is just another one of those things where it's like, you know written that way for convenience of the story in the script and Actually get from point A to point B So that's another one of my little criticisms that that doesn't actually make sense It wouldn't really be like that. It just was a little too convenient The Shrieker body parts falling after a delay in this after the big explosion happens with that building And they're in that like little trench It's like oh yay the explosion happened. They're all dead And then there's a few seconds go by and then all of a sudden the body parts start falling on them That's a nice comedic moment. I like that quite a bit They certainly solved the issue, but they leveled the whole refinery I thought that was another thing that that That I enjoyed about this after that delayed falling of body parts They then reveal that in the background it's just this giant crater So I mean they took care of the problem that the oil company asked them to take care of but They probably lost a lost a lot of money the oil company that is because They're gonna have to rebuild a lot. They lost a lot But the job got done. I think this this film points out human arrogance when dealing with more primitive creatures Being smarter doesn't mean you don't need as much information as possible basically With this film in particular Earl goes into it thinking I've got this covered I've taken on Graboids before you know, how tough can this be? They're not that smart But then you find out new things about it. They've evolved. They're changing They're actually smarter than he was giving him credit for even though he already knew that they were kind of smart and that just kind of presents this theme of Typically humanity taking for granted us being smarter creatures So that when they come up against more primitive beings or just animals in general that they have to take care of just thinking Well, I got this hand. I don't need to be that careful. I don't need all that much information to take care of this because I'm just naturally smart I'm naturally better. So in this instance Earl and Grady for that matter and Burt end up learning that really really fast as oh You know, we we knew what we were doing before time has passed We thought we would know what we were doing and it would be exactly the same But that's not the case and we just learned a hard lesson But in the end they take care of it and we're gonna move on to the third film at that point And the third film is tremors 3 back to perfection where they're gonna go back to the town of perfection Which is where they were in the first film. So I'm interested to check that out I think the only person returning from the second one is Michael Gross as Burt Gummer, but Really, isn't that all you need? I would say yes, but I'm gonna find out for sure. So I Can I obviously cannot rate this star wise as High or higher than the first one because obviously the first one is a lot better than this one But this one's still a good follow-up. So out of five stars with half stars in play I'm gonna give tremors to aftershocks a three-star rating, which is not bad considering. So Yeah, I'd recommend it definitely especially if you like tremors one. Yeah, check this out But thanks everyone for checking this out put some comments down here I want to know your thoughts on tremors as well and Yeah, I appreciate that do me a quick favor though Hit that subscribe if you like any videos I do because I'm not making money on this or anything And that's your way to kind of encourage me pay me back. It literally takes you a second So if you could do that for me, that'd be great If you want to know whenever I'm putting up new videos or doing live streams You make sure you hit the notification bell as well And if you've already subscribed just hit that thumbs up to let me know you're still watching I appreciate that but thanks for checking this out regardless and until next time keep it brutal


Oh, easy. I'm gonna do this without a mirror. Live on TV. My Lou? Don't do it, my Lou. What's up, my beautiful bizzaves out there. My homies, my baby squadsies, my babe squad. How you doing? Yo, yo, yo, check, Mike. One, two, two, one, two. How you feeling? I'm feeling good because you know what? I haven't been on camera filming like this in over a week. And you know what? The last time I took a week off filming was like two years ago. So, you know what? I'm back at it. I'm back in the game and I'm ready to play that game, girl. Get me ready.  Boo, boo, boo, boo, boo, boo. So, we're here today and I actually randomly came up with a awesome new idea for the Hair Dresser Reacts series. So, I'm looking up stuff about hair, obviously, because that's what I do in my spare time. Oh, wait. Before I get into all this, okay, just real quick, I'm going to Gudikon LA.  That was vulgar for my channel. I'm so sorry, but am I getting vulgar now? Maybe. I'm feeling angsty, so I'm going to do that. I'm going to keep that in. I'm going to Gudikon LA July 14th and 15th. If you want to meet this face, honey, I don't know why you wouldn't want to.  It'll be super cute. And always, if you ever meet me in person, always take a picture with flash on. I don't look good without flash on. Honey, I don't beat this face. I don't put on this face paint to take a picture without flash. I don't do it. If you meet me, you can always hand me your phone and I'll take a proper picture, but girl, at least give me flash when you take pictures of me, please. That's all I ask. But yeah, July 14th and 15th, I'll be at Gudikon LA. It'll be so cute. We'll take so many cute pics. Yeah. And if you want tickets, they'll be linked right below for you. Thanks. Okay, back to the video. Like I was saying, I was looking up some stuff about hair and you know what? One thing led to another and I came across an HSN. Yeah, HSN video about creat clips. And I don't know if you've ever heard of creat clips, but you're about to learn all about them. And they're a wild product. And I was thinking like, yo, why haven't I ever done a series about HSN products and watch HSN with you guys?  HSN, very whack. So that's it, you guys. That's my whole spiel for today's video. That's what's going on. I don't know if you want to watch it, you can stay. If you don't want to watch it, I don't blame you. Honestly, you know what? I click off of videos all the time after the intro. So like, if you don't want to watch my videos, girl, do you. It's 2018. You don't have to watch my videos if you don't want to. Just like, don't or do. Anyways, let's get it started. I hope this video is interesting because like I definitely did not watch this. I literally just pulled this up my computer and we're going to start watching it together. There was no planning with this video. I'm going to be honest, none at all. Not even a little bit, none. So let's start the video now. All right, you're great. My Lou is here. Come here, my Lou. My Lou is here. My Lou. It's the first time. It's my Lou. Duta. You've probably invented. Okay. If you guys have never seen my ombre, I'm already stopping the video. I'm so sorry. If you guys have never seen my ombre box dye video, which is like the most popular video on my channel, this girl is in that video and she, she colors her hair at home and gives herself an ombre and looks so bad and you'll see it in this video right now. Yes, my Lou. Cut our hair. With the streak in the front. We really need to start with the and cut almost the definition that a professional hairstylist will need times what else could I possibly need? Cutting uneven products so they can do this at home and get a perfect cut each time. Well, I know that this is sold out. Yes. My Lou, why? Why would you ever create this product? She is going to be shamed, shunned by every hairdresser in the world. I remember when this product came out. It was the tits. And we're going to play with you. Okay. In inventory. You try the product and you open it. Yes, you want to demonstrate how easy it is. Okay, okay. I'm going to show you how you can trim your bangs because you know your bangs. My Lou, don't do it. My Lou, you don't need to put it to us. It's so easy and I'm going to do this without a mirror. Live on TV. My Lou, don't do it, my Lou. Please don't. My Lou. No, no. You can use that to cool the bang. Clip it out to the bang. You don't have to prove it to us. We believe you. Please don't sacrifice your hair for us, my Lou. And then you just make sure the level there. Well, you can't see the level. Can you? Don't have a mirror. Like I said, it is perfectly straight. Every time, every time, every time. Okay. And then now you just cut an angle. That's going to be the chest. It looks just like how they do in the salon. Look at that. See now you can trim your bangs out. Imagine if I whipped one of these out in the salon and just started just like put the client's hair in it and just chopped it. I should do that, honestly. And this saved me a lot of time. Three, three weeks and saves so much money. Two sizes. It's that easy. It saves for longer hair. My Lou, living for the skunk stripe. I didn't know that was coming back in style already. Hunty, where? For a straight size and for the bang. So you're going to get two sizes. Oh, thank God. Think about how the hair is going to go back to the curl. Try the Creea clip. So how the kids hair cut. How the curly girl is going to cut their hair, huh? My Lou, can we tell me that? How the curly girl is going to do it? I don't think they can, my Lou. That seems a little, I don't know, racist. I said it, seems racist to me because the curly girls can't do it. So, honey, get it together. Right now, how many times I have gone to the salon, as you said, and I kind of look at the mirror when I get at home and I'm thinking, well, I just want, this just seems a little bit longer than I'd like it to be, you know? The problem is when you're cutting your hair at home, it's hard to get that even cut way too short. You're going to wait for three weeks. You're going to get excited. Yeah, excited. You're going to grow it out. So, no more mess, you can get it perfect. How do we stop cutting at home? And you can cut it. So, you just rotate and then you just get the bubble in the middle like that. Oh. So, now you can be creative and do that bang. What was it? The side bangs, just like how they have them in the bag. All the celebrities have that. And now you just cut. The salons have it. See, you just trim the bangs like this. I want it. Look at that. No more and even can't. You know what else you could do? Just putting this out there. Don't mind my finger, by the way.  I'm just showing you my finger. I messed it up. Ignore the band aid. It's really ugly, I know. But you know what you're going to do? You can't always be perfect, you know? You can literally just go like this and put your finger on a slant, honey. You don't need a level to know that you're slanted. Yeah. I think leveling a leveler is more for like to know that you're cutting something straight, not crooked. But that's just me putting that out there. My Lou. Honestly, it doesn't look bad. I'm going to give this one to her. She's pretty. Now you know that you're going to get this sister result. Whoa! Me! My Lou. You know what, my Lou? This is what I'm going to tell you.  That's basically where I was going with that. Honestly, if I could come up with a clip, that literally, it's a clip. That's it. With a level on it. You don't even need the level. You don't need it at all. And make millions of dollars off of a clip that's used in a different way than conventionally a clip is used. Girl, good for you. Get that shmoney. All right. I guess you're showing us the right way. I need it. My Lou. I just trimmed off her ends. It was frizzy. You don't want to split ends. Split ends don't make your hair look dull. And you know, now you can trim those ends. Those ends? Now it's going to look full, healthy, and shiny. Look at that. How pretty that is. That one millimeter made the biggest difference. They're great sizes. They condition your hair. They take care of your hair. One for shorter hair. We were talking about what's the different current, real important, and real on-spot hairstyle. What was that story? There's a big celebrity who's married to another big celebrity who actually has a kid. Who wears bangs? I'm just putting that out there. But she wears bangs. And she's a celebrity. She's the daughter of a celebrity. How do you keep them looking fresh? Now you can maintain your bangs. But I'm going to show you how to use the larger size to cut the back of your hair. So you get the both of them. The smaller and the larger. Run. And so you just clip it on like that. Straight across. We love a mullet. We love a mullet. Get the bubble in the middle. This girl literally has a mullet. No. No. Why are you advertising this? This is so offensive. That looks terrible.  That doesn't make any sense. Your hair is going to be lifeless if you just cut it in a straight line like that. You need layering. You need texture.  Just no. Straight across cut. You can do layers and trimming the bangs. Get spray for children. Oh. Get spray for children. Oh. That poor girl. Even though I am. Literally you have fingers that do the same thing. The exact same thing. It's uneven. She didn't even cut anything. She's just scared to chill. It's fine. You know what? How many of you have even bangs? Imagine how many girls brought this home and ruined their hair. So bad. What? Okay.  That's how you get your hair done right. I am infuriated. I'm angry. I'm boiling inside. This is terrible. This is really bad. She's scamming the world. One person at a time. Alright creation. My creators. My create gals. Let's just put the create clip down. Let's even maybe put it in the trash can. Like create clip. Bye. Let's just stop before somebody gets hurt. Before somebody's hair gets hurt. Alright creation. My create gals. Create clippers. Peace out of the create clip. Don't ever use it. Don't you dare go there. I hope this video told you why you shouldn't do that. Just don't. And if you got one at home, toss it girl. See you later. Don't ever use one. They're terrible. And today's Instagram shout out goes to Madison. This is what she looks like. How you doing Madison? And all she said is which is better? Short hair or long hair on me? And this is her short hair also. There you go. Let that sink in for a second. Basically Madison what I'm thinking is I love both on you. Honestly I think they both look really good. I mean I feel like you're very very very very young. Like really young. I would say short hair makes you look a little bit more mature. If you're going for that. I don't think you need to look mature because you're like really probably like 12 years old. I'm guessing or like 13 or you just look really young. Good for you girl. Because some of us need Botox to look really young. Yeah love the short hair. Killin' it. I prefer the short hair. Alright. Keep it short. Keep it cute. Keep it poppin' and lockin' and droppin'. Alright. And if you would like a shout out at the end of one of my videos like I just did for Madison. Then all you gotta do honey is follow me on the Instagrams. Okay. You gotta DM me a picture of your current hairstyle with no filters. Natural lighting. Nice and natural girl. And then ask me one question. One simple question about your hair. I really hate reading. And I hate reading paragraphs. You feel me? You could tell me in person. But like girl I don't want to read it. Alright. So just really quick little summary of something you want to know about your hair.  Should I color my hair? Or like should I do blue or black or pink? Any of that stuff. All you gotta do is follow me on Instagram and DM me. And you could possibly be at the end of one of my next videos. Okay. Thanks. Check out my merchandise at finjoydogco.com slash braggcausehoney. I got some of the cutest merchandise on YouTube. Actually no I do have the cutest merchandise on YouTube. Alright. I'm not gonna go ahead and say it. Thank you guys so much for watching today.  I will see you all next time. Peace. Oh my god. My mom just texted me. Peace.