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Crypto Trading 101: Support & Resistance Levels (Tips) - Duration: 15:21.
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Sniper's foster here. Hope you guys are all having a great day
today I would like to talk to you guys about support and resistance and
As you can see in the background. I'm in this court our
knowledge base
The place where we share all of our information about trading about coins about news about
Everything crypto and for those who have never seen this and don't know about snipers tube and make sure
To look at the videos at snipers tube and join our discord you can find a description
The links to this court and the sniper tube below
This is our discord page in this case. I'm in the trading 101 channel where we have all of these patterns to our patterns
That people can use in training that we use in training and
These already show these blue lines alright. We're talking about support right here and resistance
We're talking about support or resistance
Here we got support
Make up resistance
So I like the type I'd like to take you guys to work or energy in this case to the vibe chart
This is a two hour chart of 5 and
What we see here by the way is seems to be there is a nice cup forming
There's a slightly miss shaped handle where the dip is the handle and river breakout
Or there was a short handle with already a break outs
However to talk about support and resistance level, I would like to show you guys the volume on these charts
This is the depth chart the market depth
And what you see here, is these are sell orders?
The lower right and this is a graph that shows how much
how many people or what actually it's not so much how many people like what the volume is of the selling and
Core energy in this case shows a certain
selection of this map, but if you look at finance
This is a same chart to our five BTC. We go through the depth
And you can see we see a slightly different picture
This will actually go all the way back to 9500 Satoshi. You can probably see my deform, or as you can see?
And of course you can zoom in
so one more time the
Green is the butt art of buying orders, and they are all set by setting by limits
That are activated
Once it reaches a certain price and of course people want to buy
You know lower people are not by the discount and let's buy at the top
That's why the price will go down and here the price will go up because everybody wants to make a buck so
There's gonna be more voice and people want to sell higher as you can see here around eleven thousand Satoshi
There's gonna be you know a lot of sellers. Just like here at
Ten thousand sound unless there's a lot of buying going up
So if you turn this chair basically sideways, there's what support is on the left and resistors on the right
By the way this gap in the middle is the difference between
All the buy orders and the sell orders
And this is where the market price is set what you see here
And in this right column is where you can basically buy at market price, so these people all buy a market price
They are not due set seller buy orders
That's by the way a nice trick from or trick a nice function
Functionality of Finance
is that you can basically buy a market price and
the nice thing is especially if you have like a
small fraction of a Satoshi open of an ether a light coin you can easily buy
You know maybe a couple of hundred more prawns or verges
And sometimes or usually actually there's a limit. I'm not going to go in detail on this video, but when you set a
limit
then you need to do a minimum amount and
Market pricing be just the smallest rection, so you can't write so that's a little tip
Let's go back
To
point G and
so what we see here invite we have of course green candles buyers going up and red going down and
Prices for instance here do not go higher than this level
it's trying to go higher as you can see from this week, but then I was pushed back so this area here I
Mean I said
Make a little an ellipse here
Right that area there that
Is already resistance
So this is a resistance level
There's people there's more and more people selling here keeping the price there
So basically the red wall you saw is pretty high up here
I can probably show you guys when I go to the let's go to the 15 minutes
Okay, so what we see here
is
That there seems to be
resistance at
11,000 and
Let's see let's confirm this on the chart and a level thousand level is right here
So by the way if you select here you press hold H. You immediately set a line over the entire chart and
As you can see this line this business line matches
This selling it bounces off here you have these wicks bouncing off then it's I think we see what we have here is
a breakthrough
Also on this level that level we just set basically always zoomed in like
So over here
And
Let's go back to this
Chart to find out as you can see here. What would it be?
For this one. I really have to go to finance
As you can see it well the ten thousand is a lot of buying
and there's a lot of buying at ten thousand one hundred and ten thousand two hundred so all those steps and
those levels are all here I
Should sue my little mark right
10,000 and here's a 10100
right here and
there you have the
Ten thousand two hundred seems to be here
And
That is how this works so?
there's all these buying rolls here, and there's only selling walls there and
If there is just enough pressure from either it can break through
So I would like to take you guys to another coin, let's do
Then
Let's see if we can draw some
Support lines because basically and realize that's what this is all about and
Like I said, I like to you know I like to go at least to the thirty minutes preferably into our chart whoops
There we go, okay, so what we have here is
Let's say let's take the bottom of this week so
This looks like to be like this a
Pennant right and
How did I draw this line well we have here basically proof and support points that actually go up
So this would be an ascending line, maybe when we draw this line it might even end up
Right here at this level I
Think that's a little too opportunity to nastic, so let's just keep it here
So this is the Penance right and here we have resistance right price ones go up
It doesn't go up anymore, and it's tries to go through and it doesn't you see these wicks and here again
So we have here lower highs and we have here higher lows and these foreign pennants and a penance well
Supposed to break out and what you see here
Is the break out there? We go? There's your break out?
So you can go on and say well
It looks like as if here
There's a there seems to be if you look to the left here
There's resistance there. There's resistance all of these areas
we could take these wicks just
To take an average and it's lines up here with the top, so let's do that
So this will be a new support resistance line and
What happens if you do that
You can see these this rising these rising
Areas here right so this point went up from this point
When probably even up from this point so if you draw just a line from this area right here
There we go
So because this support will go up and here we have a resistance line that
We've identified by these tops and by the history in the past is not just an accidental. It's not just a coincidence or an accident
currently, right
So what we have here is an ascending triangle
And what happens there well
We have a breakout again right there
So this is where you break up
And so if you apply these
support levels and these resistance levels
And you look at the big picture and you can set the big support lines resistance lines and around there you can start
Making your your
Trades in this case you can say hey, there's an ascending triangle most likely you might break out. Let's set a buy order
Let's set a sell order on 35 percent 50 percent and our 25 percent
And maybe a stop loss if it doesn't go through
What we see here well, here's the top is this an all-time high looks like it so yeah
I could choose the the top of the wick or I can choose these and doesn't really matter
I can choose this
So this is the highest price ever achieved so far almost
Sixty four and a half a little bit more sixty four and a half thousand
And if you zoom in of coral it'll but if you have these lines well, I can set another one maybe here
Although this is it's kind of difficult, so this is a difficult one
Let's go to the 15-minute chart
and
What what we see here we have even though these are all-time highs this seems to be a support line right here that
Doesn't draw oh there we go
It seems to be support with support here. We have support here and
what we can do is we can say well, let's
See how this goes
So we might be looking at another ascending triangle just
Like these stops seem to be going up
although they they bounce off here of this line so
This is another way, let's watch another way, but this is an
You can draw these lines to drown I mean another sending triangle
And of course to make a reference to one of my other videos by the Fibonacci
If we apply if you may not see levels, I gotta make this one a little smaller here
Obviously we see that there's a break down here break out here
Okay, so let's say that this will be the lowest point here right this one and we
Go all the way up through this area right here
By there okay
Okay, so now Fibonacci
as you as I've explained you guys we can extend the lines like this and
What you see here? Is that this is a prediction of future?
support and resistance lines
it doesn't always come through but in this case you can see this support line we we bounce off here is basically exactly the
38.2 and
What we see here is that there is actually bouncing off of the 60 1.8 level
And as you can see here
These weeks actually bounce off of the 60 1.8
so this is
once again one of those things if you
Want to learn from where either an ascending line or a descending line?
trend sorry and you
project those lines into the future you have an estimate of
support resistance lines
So yeah there we go I
Like to keep it keep this video short. I can't even though I know I keep talking yeah
I hope you guys thought this was useful especially for those who are starting to trade?
Always make sure you know
Where support and resistance is?
So from that base, you can start recognizing patterns, and you're going to be more accurate in predicting
that what's going to happen, and if you just keep practicing this and
You realize that hey, what what I've predicted here actually comes true
And this was actually I made my first video was about that is to
try these
Patterns and then save them and look back if you were right
Because if you're right then you can do the next step, and that's basically set your buy sell and stop-loss
orders
So you can actually start making some money?
Well, I hope you guys appreciated the movie
I hope the audio is a little better than last time
I heard some comments on that, but I only have a webcam with a building microphone so far
I hope you guys think is useful and see you guys next time
snipers
You
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About Grid Notation - Duration: 11:34.
Ever wondered why some people seem to have a gift for music have you ever
wished that you could play by ear sing in tune improvise and jam you're in the
right place time to turn those wishes into reality
welcome to the Musicality Podcast with your host Christopher Sutton
in the last episode I was talking with Katie Wardrobe of Midnight Music and she
mentioned an online tool that is a great way to experiment with rhythm patterns
called Groove Pizza I wanted to pick up on this and talk a bit more broadly
about the approach it uses grid notation for rhythm one thing that puts a lot of
musicians of traditional music notation is the rhythm side of things the idea of
each note having a vertical position representing pitch seems simple enough
and although it's not as simple as it could be the pitch side of things
doesn't take too long to get the hang of but what makes traditional notation seem
so complicated is mostly the rhythm side of things
every note length has a different symbol and there can be added complications
with dots and rests and all kinds of things which visually don't make it
obvious what the rhythm pattern is at least not until you've really mastered
the notation and learn to sight-read it quickly so for quite some time there's
been an alternative which is particularly popular among electronic
musicians who create music using software tools and often don't have any
background in learning traditional notation when it comes to putting notes
into a tool like logic Ableton or GarageBand traditional notation may be
available but the default is what's called piano roll notation it's called
that because it's based on the system the old mechanical player pianos used in
which holes or dots on a rolled-up piece of paper
indicated which notes to play when it's a really simple system it's a grid the
vertical position indicates pitch semitone by semitone and the horizontal
position indicates timing and so the length of a note is represented by how
long that notes karez this makes it a very natural
visual equivalent to the patterns we hear we'll have some examples of this in
the show notes to make it clear there are definitely limitations to piano roll
notation but one area where it excels is rhythm if you're programming a drum beat
for example it can be incredibly helpful to see it in this grid forum because
percussion parts are often regular systematic and repeated which the grid
system is perfect for now I have to confess when I first encountered piano
roll and grid notation I already knew traditional notation and I thought this
was just the kind of for dummies version something you would use because you
didn't know how to write music properly or because the software required you to
but it wasn't something that real musicians would find useful I was
totally wrong spending some time with piano roll and putting rhythms into a
grid gave me a whole new perspective on how rhythm works in music and it is
incredibly useful for developing your musicality on the rhythm side of things
I'm going to talk through a simple example of using groove pizza to build
up and then experiment with a drum beat since it's quite a visual thing we're
discussing I'll put screenshots of each rhythm pattern in grid notation into the
show notes or you can follow along yourself using groove pizza we'll put a
link to that in the show notes too at musicality podcast.com but I think will
be interesting for you just to listen along as well because part of why I love
grid notation for musicality training is that it helps you build up a mental
model of how all the beats and sub beats fit together quite differently to how
traditional notation gets you thinking about it to me the big difference is
this with traditional notation you naturally think in terms of a sequence
of notes the timing of each note depends on the timing and duration of the notes
that came before it you do get a kind of reset at the start
of each bar where you can see clearly where one is but for the rest of the bar
you kind of need to go a note by note to know how it all fits together with grid
notation you instead can look at the whole bar at once
or even several bars and each note can be placed directly into the position it
should occupy or if you're looking at a pattern you can immediately see when
that note happens regardless of what notes have come before that makes it
perfect for understanding patterns like drum beats because if we say the kick
drum falls on beats 1 & 3 we can see that immediately if we want to see what
happens if the snare drum hits are delayed by half a beat we can just shift
them and it's immediately visually clear what's going on now again I should say
this isn't stuff you can't do in traditional notation it's just much more
visually obvious in grid notation and that can make it much more easy and fun
to experiment with and it builds up a really useful
different way of imagining rhythms in your mind and interpreting them with
your ears so let's dive into an example with groove pizza by default you get a
pattern of 16 slices now I should mention this tool gets its name from
giving you a fun circular representation of your rhythm too and that's why it's
called pizza and they call it a slice but below that you do have the standard
grid notation and that's what we'll be talking about with 16 possible note
timings you can interpret that as being a single bar of sixteenth notes or if
you slow down the tempo it could be two bars of eighth notes or even four bars
of quarter note beats we're going to set the tempo to a slow one just 50 BPM and
that will let us play around with eighth note patterns and still have it be slow
enough to hear what's going on let's start out simple putting the kick drum
on beats one and three four two bars
you can count that as one two three four one two three four I'm emphasizing the
beats where the kick drum falls but still counting the others out loud just
so that you can hear the four-four beat one two three four one two three four
now let's introduce the snare on two and four which gives us a pretty standard
rock pattern one thing I should mention is that this particular tool doesn't
give you control over each notes volume so normally if we were actually creating
music we'd be emphasizing certain beats to give a more musical feel but for
these examples all the volumes will be the same now there's one part missing
from our standard rock beat and that's our hi-hat cymbal playing straight
eighths meaning it plays eighth eighth notes in each bar one and two and three
and four and so this is where it starts to get interesting in traditional
notation this looks pretty clear and sensible easy enough we'll put the image
of that traditional notation in the show notes so that you can compare it with
the grid notation but now we can start to play around and each of our three
drum parts is totally independent of what's going on in the others so what if
we throw in an extra kick drum hit before the three
or an extra kick after the three well we could trade delaying the snare hit on
for half a beat to put it on the end of four instead what if instead of filling
with hi-hat eighth notes we try just putting in a few to give some of those
same offbeat effects without actually moving the kick or the snare at all now
if you're familiar with traditional school notation then you can probably
imagine as you listen to this how complicated it might get to write down
or try to sight-read these slightly less regular patterns and we're just using
eighth notes with sixteenth notes things can get really messy with grid notation
all of these are super simple to create or to interpret one of my favorite
features of groove pizza is how it handles swung rhythms you can actually
see the effect of swinging the beat now I assume you're familiar with the idea
of sworn rhythms where everything just sounds a bit more fluid cool and jazzy
but literally what it means is that instead of each beat being divided into
two equal halves to form it's two sub beats we split it into one long and one
short sub beat so instead of 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & we get 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & with groove
pizza as you increase the swing factor you can actually see the impact every
other slice gets shifted right a little bit so that you can see that pattern of
long-short long-short this makes it super intuitive to take a pattern like
this one we've been playing around with
and understand what's going on in the swung version it's immediately obvious
that the kick and the snare aren't actually affected at all because they
fall on the beat but every other one of our eighth note hi-hat hits are off the
beat and so they get delayed a little and create that long short pattern
hopefully you're starting to get a sense of how grid notation can be interesting
different and useful if it's new to you then don't worry I wouldn't expect you
to fully understand it just from this short description especially if you
haven't yet checked out the images in the show notes but hopefully it does
inspire you to go and play around with a tool like groove Pizza GarageBand or
another music sequencer piano roll and grid notation are not just an overly
simplified way of entering music into a computer they're actually a really
valuable alternative representation of how rhythmic patterns are constructed
and once you internalize this way of thinking about rhythm you're going to
have a much better ability to recognize and understand the rhythms you hear as
well as more easily creating your own interesting rhythms so if you're looking
for a new way to develop your ear for rhythm give grid notation a try thank
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Turning Wine into Vodka: Welcome to Re:Find Spirits! - Duration: 6:12.
Welcome to beautiful Paso Robles, California!
Today, you're in for a real treat.
A two-fer in a way: craft wine and craft spirits.
Why? Because we're turning wine into vodka!
Hi, I'm Suzanne Henricksen, a researcher
and storyteller by trade; and a world
explorer and drink local enthusiast by heart.
I'm traveling the world to celebrate and share
the people, the process, the stories, and
the innovations behind craft alcohol.
And I can't wait to share our amazing
finds with all of you. So, let's get drinking.
Crafty Cask style.
Today, we're going to meet husband and wife team, Alex and Monica, who after 18 years
of making incredible wines at their Villicana Winery decided that even the unused juice from
their wine was too good to not do SOMETHING with.
Alex thank you so much for having us here at Re:Find
Distillery. Well, I appreciate you taking the time to come and see what we're doing.
So, tell me, you and your wife Monica were making incredible wines for your winery, Villicana
Winery, and something kinda kept bothering you.
Yeah, in an effort to make a really high quality wine, we pull a certain amount of saignée
before fermentation starts, and it used to go unused.
Tell me a little bit about the process. So, you have
that unused juice, what happens from there?
So, we take that juice. You immediately have to distill it.
That first distillation is actually the most crucial because the wine is in perfect condition at that point.
So, if you distill it at that point, you're just highlighting the good things that are in that wine
We have kind of a specialty still.
It's considered a hybrid still because you can produce any spirit that you want in here.
The kettle is actually where the wine or the spirits go, and it's basically steam heated.
The alcohol vapor comes to the bottom of our column, and slowly works its way up, basically getting
a higher and higher alcohol and purer and purer flavors.
And it finally comes out of our condenser, out of the parrot, as we call it.
And that's when you're basically getting that high proof
spirit. And when it's coming off the still, what actually legally makes it a vodka is that it's 95%
pure alcohol or higher. Wow. Yeah, it's pretty incredible.
So, you're kind of making me thirsty talking about this.
All this high proof alcohol, should we?
I know where to find some. We're right over here at the tasting bar.
Awesome, Let's go do it! Come on over.
Re:Find, it's kind of a team effort here.
I'm gonna introduce you to my wife, Monica.
Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you.
She's gonna kind of explain a little bit what we're doing with the spirits, and let you try some of this.
Awesome. Thanks so much, I appreciate it.
So, I'm gonna have you taste our vodka so that you can taste it pure and understand
the flavors and the textures in your mouth before I pour you through the flavored vodka.
Perfect. I'm excited to taste it! So the first thing that
you'll notice is that there's a little bit of texture on it, and that's because of it's derivative of the grape.
There's a lot of what's called glycerol in it, and it coats your mouth and gives you
a really nice sweetness to it.
This is delicious. This is really great!
Wonderful.
You're right, I could sip this. And I'm not typically a
vodka girl. And so, I could totally sip this though.
We do not filter our spirits.
We believe that if you start with a very high quality base material, that if you do a very
high quality fermentation, and then only extract the glycerol, the good alcohols, there's no
reason to filter it because when you're filtering, you're actually taking out all of the flavor
and the personality with it.
And, right now, people are understanding that they want to taste the flavor of their spirit.
So, next I have up for you a very unique spirit.
It's actually this vodka that you just sipped here but then what we do is we age it in our used whiskey barrels.
Oh, interesting.
So, after we pull the whiskey out of the barrels, we put the vodka in it and give it some time to age in there.
So, what you get, (Suzanne: wow) because we're grape based, (Suzanne: wow!) it has a slight sweet
characteristic to it and then it also gets the nice whiskey characteristic. So it drinks, actually like a bourbon.
And if I don't tell them it's a vodka, they have no idea!
Absolutely, no, this has some really nice like caramel notes but very light. Yes. It's almost like
a bourbon-light. It's really delicious (Monica: very enjoyable) I can see why people really like this.
Let me also give you a little sample of our kumquat liqueur.
So, tell me a little bit more about kumquats. You don't see that in alcohol very often.
Kumquats are very interesting. For the most part, they're decorative and they don't really get used in the
culinary industry. Oh, interesting.
So, for us, our whole purpose is finding a reuse, which is where we got Re:Find, and
then refining it into top shelf spirits.
So, for us the kumquat was a natural because we found a reuse for the kumquats.
That's great. That's amazing. And it's really quite good!
I mean, you're gonna get me into trouble with your spirits here because all of them, I could just drink straight!
Well thank you, thank you. And for us, it's again, it's the
authenticity of we ferment everything, we distill everything, we age and bottle everything
And so, that's really what makes us truly craft.
Yeah, absolutely. I mean, you guys are quintessentially, kind of, a craft distillery. I mean,
you really are doing everything that, when someone says craft, this is what it should mean in it, right?
Absolutely.
So, I really appreciate you taking the time today and walking me through some of your amazing spirits
Thank you so much, Monica. I really appreciate it.
Thank you! Thank you for coming.
It's stories like these that we heard from Alex and Monica today that really go to show
all alcohol is NOT created equal.
This is about family, passion, respect for the ingredients and land, and ultimately love of the craft.
So next time that you're at you're favorite bar or bottle shop, make sure to ask them
to carry Re:Find Spirits, because after all, supporting local craft producers and introducing
all of you to unique and incredible drinks is what we're all about at The Crafty Cask.
Until next time, drink craft, and drink local!
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Araya is what?! | Araya | Part 8 - Duration: 15:29.
Hello everyone. My name is Crow_Se7en. Welcome back to Araya. Let's continue this game
Let's skip this part because we already know what happened. Let's go and get the candle
Wtf... Wtf wtf wtf wtf
The exit
I'm Marisa again
Oh, she is still alive
Araya, is that you?
I don't have time to play around. I don't want to play your death game
I just want to go home. Ok
Yes, that's right! Why are you here?! Go home!
Why am I going to downstairs?
It's just Araya! Ok!
Please wait...
Wtf is that?
Is that Araya?
Is this lobby?
Go this way
Found another way
Please...
I'm peace
Do you want me to read the note?
Depression, bipolar disorder
It's okay. I'm here for you. We're friends, right?
Please wait for me... Let me help you... Please don't kill me
I'm coming to you slowly
Don't push me! Don't ever think about that!
Her diary
Ok...
Araya is pregnant
Where is she? Is she over there?
My nose was itching
Araya, where are you?
I don't really like this place. Who is that over there?
Ok, another diary
Oh, that's not the diary
I need to meet Rama. Where is he?
The security guard... She was talking about Rama
That was really terrible
Sorn... Is that the guy who jumped off?
And Araya hung herself, what about the baby?
What the hell was Araya doing?! She tried to kill me!
Like that
To be continued. Let's stop for now. I will continue this game for the next video
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