Good evening, friends of the Inner Sanctum. This is your host to welcome you through the portals of the speaking door for another delightfully horrible half hour with a delicious assortment of obnoxious people. Friends, I just come from a formal dinner that was given by the Society for the Presention of People. She raised money to buy a blood bank for toothless vampires. All the gay girls in town were there. As the first chorus, they said, an ectoplasm salad with astral dressing. Mmm, mmm. But the best part of the evening was the entertainment. They had a ballet of dancing skeletons doing a rumble to the beat of their own bones. It made everybody grin from ear to ear. Wouldn't you have liked to have been there? Mmm.  Tonight's Inner Sanctum Mystery, The Magic Tile, was written by Milton Lewis and stars Mercedes McCainbridge in the role of Catherine with Edward Sloan as Mark. All right, friend. Let's get dreadful. Now, remember, don't scream back at the radio. It won't be any good. All set. Then listen, as we hear Catherine Brine tell us this story in her own words.  And Brine Manton looked like this huge gable tune standing there on the hill. Its power is two huge skeleton arms stretching up into the glass sullen sky. The moment I wanted to run, to run as far and as fast as I could from this house where I was born, and I wish now that I had as much as I hated it, I had come back. Not because I lived there, not because I wanted to be there, but because in this house I should find out if I was going to live. Or if I was going to die. I let myself be quiet and made my way to the living room. Then there was a rustling of strips and my mother suddenly appeared and the dim shadowy light. Kathy, Kathy, dear. Hello, Mother. You're so late. I was becoming worried. Oh? Was my stepfather worried too? Why, yes, dear. Mark is still up. Here, you've got to take your coat off. It's so true. No, don't you touch me. Kathy, darling. And don't start sniveling over me again, Mother. I can't stand it. I was just trying to help you. Yet you're always trying to help me, aren't you? Well, why didn't you think of helping me before you married that man upstairs? Oh, no. You're such a pretty woman, Mother. You couldn't possibly be without a husband. What would people say? Chastrin, please. You can't go on like this. No, I can't. I can't go on very much longer without destroying myself. You must not say such things. And why not? It would make you and Mark very happy if I should die. Wouldn't it, Chastrin? Nobody in this house wants me to go on living. Good evening, Kathy. Mark. I didn't know you were here. I'm aware of that. I heard you. Mark, she doesn't mean it. She doesn't mean a word of it. Oh, but I did. And now that you're both here, there's something that I've got to find out tonight. It's very important. What is it? Ten years ago, my father died. Kathy, we can't discuss that now. We've got to. I've got to know certain things. Why? Because if I don't, something dreadful might happen to me. Now, Kathy, you're exaggerating. Dr. Wells doesn't think so. I've been going to him for months now. And he knows that there's grave danger that I'll go completely out of my mind if I don't find out about this life. Oh, God. No, no. Carry me, Mother. Help me. Tell me how my father died. You know you were there, Kathy. Don't try to put me off. You've lied to me about my father's death ever since I was a child. But, Kathy, there's nothing to tell your father about children in accidents. He's even a doctor. That will be enough, Lola. Put more. We've called Dr. Wells the first thing in the morning and discussed this matter with him. Why don't you let him tell me? What have you got to hide? We're not going to discuss this until I speak to Dr. Wells. Lola, I suggest you come upstairs as soon as possible. Good night, Kathy. Mother, he's gone. You were going to tell me? Where was this accident? Mother, how did this happen? Who was involved? Kathy, you're in no state to hear anything right now. Mark was right. We should speak to Dr. Wells the first. Yes, speak to him so that you can both make up an appropriate lie to tell me, well, I don't want any lies. I want to prove to Mother. And I'm prepared to go to any length to get it. Look at this, Mother. Now, Kathy, look at it. Look at it. What is it? A woman told this to me today.  It's a sort of tiny, pinkish tile. It's not just an ordinary tile, Mother. Come from the audience, the woman said. Can you see this odd design? Well, if you look at it long enough, a strange thing will happen. You'll find yourself able to talk to the dead, to see them, wherever they are, and to touch them. And I'm going to talk to my father. You can't be serious. You won't tell me what I want to know. Then the dead will.  I looked at the tile, at the design. The parallel lines and dots seemed to dance before my eyes. I stared at it. It seemed to hold me, to control my gaze. And then almost at once I felt a nicey chill in the air. And the design vanished. In its place there was black, intimate space, still with shadows. And still shadows, beyond shadows. And then I noticed a speck of gray come out of the brightness. A strange, foul first odor, and came toward me. A person slowly, and gradually faster, and faster as though it were coming to me through endless gears of space. Suddenly there was near scattering thunder clouds, a streak of lightning zig-zag through the room in a mean thing dance. And then I heard the front door close. I heard footsteps approaching. I turned around, faced the doorway, and then I saw him. Your catty, catty brine. You know me? I did, ten years ago. How strange this house has become, as though deep in the heart of it something started to rot and decay. It was not like this when I saw it last. Where did you come from? Tell me, how do I appear to you? How do you appear? Yes, please. You have white hair? You have white beard? That's your eyes? No, it can't be. What can't be?  That I look more like a dead man than a living one? Yes. That should not be so strange. Who are you? Where is your mother? At her husband I heard she'd been married. He's upstairs too. Did you know my father? Dr. Brine? Very well, very well indeed. How did he die? I want to know that. He was murdered? Yes, murdered. How did you know? I saw it all. You saw it? I was punished for it. You murdered him? No, no, no. I did not kill him. He was the only friend I had in the world. That's why I came back here tonight to see. Didn't you ever know how your father died? No. Would you like to know? Yes, it's more than anything in the world. He was the kindest of men. And that's what led to his destruction. He took a man under his care, a man who'd been given up as a raving maniac. And rather than see this man placed in an institution, in the guest cottage of his house. Treated? I remember now, that man was a poet. Yes, his name was Dennis D'Amour. Your father believed this man was a great poet and struggled to save him. Did this man murder my father? No. One evening when your father came in to treat D'Amour, there was a third man in the darkened cottage. This man leaped at your father and drove a knife into his back. A poor mad man frightened, ran over the countryside until he was caught by the police. And he was charged with the murder of your father. You said that you saw all of this? I did. Then do you know this? This mad man. Dennis D'Amour. Your dad? Perhaps I am. Oh. And the murderer? Who was the person who murdered my father? You know him quite well. He's the man who's now married to your mother. Mark Welder. Hi. Can you prove this? Your father is the only one who can prove this. My father, can you bring my father back here? Bring him back. You came back? If you could only bring him and prove this? Prove it. Perhaps I can. Perhaps I will bring him back tonight. Just then there was a tremendous thunder clap and the electric lightspeed. I tried to see him by the fire lights, but he wasn't in the room. I ran to the door of something or a furniture and the darkness was screaming for him to wait. I opened the front door. What do you want to say? When I came back into the living room, my mother was there and with her with Mark Welder. Chelsea, we heard you screaming. Did you, mother? What happened? I... I found out how my father died. Really? How? He was murdered. Tell her anything. No, not a word, Mark. I swear. Chelsea, how did you find out? I told you how I'd find out. That... That child? Yes, that child, mother. That's impossible. Of course you'd say that. But I discovered tonight that you, Mark, you murdered my father. You cleverly arranged that the poor patient of his name, Dennis D'Amour, would be arrested for the crime that you committed. Who told you this? Dennis D'Amour. D'Amour? What's he here? Mark. And he told me everything. And you believed him? Why shouldn't I? Why the man's a maniac. I don't know how he ever got here. He should be at the state institution for the criminally insane. I wish to speak to whomever he's in charge. And call me back as soon as you get to me, sir. Yes, sir. I'll stand. Thank you. Kessels, you actually claim you spoke to this man? Yes, Mark. And he told me that he saw you murder my father.  The man's a homicidal maniac. I find it shocking that you should even begin to believe this fantastic story. But it seems to be true. Doesn't it? My father was murdered and Dennis D'Amour was sent away for the crime scene. Yes. That part of it is true, but too accused. Me? Not only accused, if you must. But he's going to prove it. How? By bringing my father back here. Laura, we tolerated her in this house. Hello. This is Mark Weldon speaking. Has one of your patients, Dennis D'Amour, escaped? That's right. A homicidal maniac. Thank you. It's mine. He's dead. He was killed two years ago. Let's open. I do like to have a little tiny pile that can produce dead men for you. Or don't you think that Dennis D'Amour is a ghost? Maybe you think he's just an old Popeye's photo guy.  Well, we'll know in a moment. As we hear, Captain Bryant has us the second half of her weird story. My stepfather's hand tremors and hung up the phone. Even in a red glow of the firelight, I could see his face as suffering turned snow white. My mother said nothing. But she stared at him as he went to the desk and lit one of the kerosene lamps which we used when the electricity failed at Bryant Mansion. It's impossible. The dead can't come back. Unless you're making up this whole thing, Kathy. Why should I invent a story like this? Because you've always been insanely jealous.  Isn't that true, Laura? Isn't it? Yes. It's true. There.  She wouldn't lie. Now, tell us the truth. You laid up this whole wild tale about Dennis D'Amour's death. I'm sorry. You laid up this whole wild tale about Dennis D'Amour, didn't you? No, Mark. I didn't invent it. Dennis D'Amour was here. He couldn't have been. He's been dead for two years. And how would I know the things I told you? I don't know. That's what you've got to explain. Why? Why does this upset you so? If you didn't murder my father, what difference does it make about D'Amour? Why are you so frightened? I'm not frightened. I'm just determined to get to the bottom of things. The thunder, Mark. Lola, why are you looking at me like that? Right. Right spot. Staring at me? As though you've seen me for the first time. Do you believe this mad story, Captain Stodas? Do you think I murdered her father? I just remembered certain things, Mark. I can't help it if I think of them now. What thing? Tell me what thing? Two days before the murder, Mark was angry with me. I sent you away. I told you never to come to this house again. Yes, go on. On the night of the murder, I saw you standing in the moonlight near the guest cottage. You did? Well, I thought I was mistaken. Especially since you claimed you were at home that night. Mark, don't be angry with me. I can't hope to hear these things now. It's only natural. Is it natural for a man's wife to accuse him of a crime-like murder? The word of a psychopathic girl should have been confined long ago. He's talked to a man who's been dead for two years. I suppose you believe that too. And who is this man? He even assumes that he is alive.  Well, I've had enough of this. Are you taking out of that drawer? Cally, come here. Why, Mark, put that down the way.  Kathy, I won't hurt you unless you try something dangerous. I'm holding this gun because I believe your mother and I are no longer safe in the same room with you. Now, I want the truth.  No. Very well, Nancy. Who is this man you saw? I'd like to see him do. I don't know. Of course you don't, because he doesn't exist. He does. He appeared when I looked at the Chinese style. The Chinese style? Look at the Chinese style now. Make him appear.  You do as I tell you. Look at that tile. Go on. All right. I will. What do you see? Nothing. But the design. Yes, and that's all you're going to see. No, no. No. The design is fading. It's getting dark. It's dark. Nothing. It's black. It's footsteps. That's just how he came in the last time. Perhaps, but I doubt it's true. You remember me, Laura. Yes. You've changed a great deal, but... it is you. Mr. Weldon, it's been ten years since I've seen you. Get more. Then you're not dead. There must have been some mistake when I identified you. Not there. You escaped. Someone must have been identified instead of you. That's the only explanation. It depends on what you choose to believe, Mr. Weldon. I brought a guest with me. Yes, my father. But, Brian, I'm sure you know these people quite well. Of course you do. What's he saying? He's talking to my father. That's right, Kathy. Unfortunately, you cannot see him. But he is here. Aren't you, Doctor? What are you up to? What do you think? If you come back here to make trouble... No. I've come back because someone wanted to know the truth. And I brought the doctor back for the same reason. Doctor, before these others, I want you to tell us... who murdered you? Who murdered you? It's not the reason. It's because you murdered my father and you didn't want us to know. I did kill him. Mark! It doesn't make any difference now. This maniac has planted the suspicion in your minds. You would have found out sooner or later. Mark! Yes, I killed him. Were you, Laura? I love you. That's over now. It's been over for a long time. I know what to do now. And it's going to be very simple, thanks to our friend lying there. What are you going to do? Don't you know, Laura, it's so simple. Your bodies must be found in such a condition... that they will be certain they're more killed. Then I'll tell them how I shot the homicidal maniac... to protect myself. The same way he killed my father. Yes, Kathy. You won't die, Mark. Thank you, Laura. Did you think you could kill me, Weldon? Demo! Do you think those shots will stop me?  Don't you come near me! Stand back! Nothing will stop me, Weldon. Let go! Let go! Right, Demo, they hit him... but they didn't stop him from lurching toward Mark... and seizing him by the throat. As they fell to the floor, the kerosene lamp fell off the table. It might have been the wind. But I believe otherwise. I'm almost certain it was my father... and then in a moment the drapes were on fire... and the whole place was blazing. I screamed to my mother to leave... and she ran with me out of the blazing building. Two weeks later, my mother came into the hotel room... where we just stayed. I have just come from the police cafe. Well, Mother? Only one body is positively identified. Who? Mark. The other body? They haven't been able to find it amongst the rubble. I don't believe they ever will. But, Kathy, the police checked particular authorities... at the statement's institution. It seems that some of the patients did escape at the time... they had the fire there two years ago. It's possible that Demo was among them. It's possible? But I doubt it.  Yes, Mother. Don't you? A short time later, the police found something in the ruins... of the building that had once been a human being. They assumed it was the remains of Dennis D'Amour... identification was impossible. However, these remains freed us of all suspicion. And now we are living in the city... a long way from Bryan Mansion... where I know that the dead come back... to settle their debt with the murderer.  Or don't you think Dennis D'Amour was a ghost? Well, you know, there's only one way to find out... if ghosts really exist. Just ask one to haunt you sometimes. And that, of course, brings us to the moral of this story... which is taken from the gibberings of grave yards... the wise old lunatic who said... if you wake up screaming in the middle of the night... close the window and don't bother the neighbors.


So when I was a young college student in West Africa, I woke up one morning and was sicker than I had ever felt in my life and My roommate came over and took one look at me and said dude. You have malaria, which At the time I kind of knew what that meant, but now looking back on it. I didn't know too much about malaria So how about we take a look at it today now first off? Malaria is a parasite now for those of you who know Maybe from some of our other lessons Parasite is something that lives off of the life force of another being so it lives inside or On another being and tries not necessarily always to kill it But to just live there and it basically really strongly depends on its host Which in this case I was the host and many other people out there are the host of malaria But it's not a very nice guest and it's been a guest who which has been around for a really long time they're archaeologists who are pulling up bones that are 50,000 years old and Finding signs of malaria so that means that this thing has been bugging us for a really long time and I was actually just reading in a National Geographic article and doing the reading for this lesson that There's some scientists out there that believe that one half of all the humans So of every human who ever lived of all the humans who ever lived actually died of malaria Just imagine that half of the people who ever live dying of malaria Now to get to that kind of scope to reach that many people you have to be kind of in more places than it is now Today malaria is kind of confined to the tropical areas But back in the day it was kind of everywhere and the name itself is Italian So you have mal aria, which means bad air and that's where it gets its name from now That does suggest that Malaria was in Italy and actually it's also attributed by some historians as being the head part of the reason behind the end of the Roman Empire, so there's a lot of Points in history where malaria kind of integrates itself into our human history It's kind of scary how it doesn't just integrate itself into our bodies But into everything about our history and about what's going on So let's take another look though before we move on at some numbers and we have these numbers over here But these numbers that I'm about to write are pretty bad and pretty depressing. So this is really bad in 2009 there were 225 million cases of Malaria says 2009 like I said and that is A lot of people that is the kind of it's the population of a pretty good-sized country Of those and this is the even more depressing part is that 650,000 people at least and some numbers put it as high as 1 million are dying of malaria each year and the death and mortality rate within Malay with people with malaria. It's a little bit complicated and we'll get into that later why that's so complicated, but just important to know this is the death rate down here and This is the number of cases. So let's take a look at a map that will show us sort of about Malarial zones now Places that are red here are called Malaria places that have malaria in the population either of humans or Mosquitoes which generally it's in both so You've got here. You can see the green countries Have very little risk of malaria and you can actually if you follow it you can see that the equator is right about here. So there is a relationship between temperature and mosquitoes and Disease vector here that is pretty strong Countries in northern Europe like this these guys all used to have malaria now if they've managed to kick it out Country like Egypt for example is also famous for having malaria also able to kick it out and the United States Which also a long time ago was very Malarial is no longer So move on to the next slide and this shows you so you saw in the previous slide where their malaria exists here You're seeing the effect of malaria and so you can see a country like Nigeria is being Strongly affected and this map is basically is just a measurement of the quality of life That is taken away by a certain disease So you can see the quality of life in Nigeria Congo lots of other sub-Saharan African countries is strongly reduced Whereas over here even though these are Malarial countries that you know all these countries are Malarial the quality of life is Dropping but not it's not been pulled down as strongly as it is in Africa And there's a lot of reasons for that. It's complicated, but we can get into that later Now we're gonna get into before we get to how the disease works We're gonna talk a little bit more about the effects because this is we really need to talk about the scope of this problem And the scope of malaria is absolutely Terrifying this is where it really Kind of it really hurts to write these numbers Half of the world population is at risk. So So you really have to think that That is a lot of people, you know, that's that's 3.5 billion people at risk and That's really kind of what gives malaria. It's big reputation. It's one of those diseases that people out there are really working and fighting against 90% of the deaths are in Sub-Saharan Africa. So That also has a really really strong impact Because it's so localized in one place of the effects Just imagine living in a place where 90% of you know, the deaths of a certain disease are happening. That's pretty pretty bad Going along with this because of the way malaria attacks it Strongly affects children. And so if you take a look at the at the numbers something like one in 20 children in Sub-Saharan Africa are Going to die of malaria or Die of malaria. So that is Really scary. Now this number and this children definition is actually Mostly confined to children who are under the age of five years old. So Children under five are really the highest at risk. But by the time they reach that age their immune systems have Grown enough and are strong enough that they might be able to fight it off a little better It doesn't just have an emotional or you know, human toll It also has just on a basic level a very strong financial toll And you know, this is feels petty putting this next to these other numbers But Africa is assumed to lose somewhere around 12 billion dollars a year to to malaria. So that is Really really really bad. Sorry. I'm spelling malaria And part of the reason for this is because of malaria is just really expensive to combat it it requires huge programs and Lots of medications and things like that huge campaigns to kill mosquitoes. And so part of the problem is that in some countries as how much as 40 percent of the health expenditures are going into Are going into malaria. So You have to really kind of imagine How much of a burden this is on these governments that are really not making a whole lot of money and not making a whole lot of revenue anyway, so More than just children. It also affects the elderly so People who are older and whose immune systems are not as strong and it also affects pregnant women so and They're unborn children and it also affects people with other diseases. So people with things like HIV AIDS, for example are at higher risk of death from From the malaria because it they already have compromised immune systems and they're already Their bodies are already fighting so hard to do take care of other problems when the malaria hits them It's not good. So that's some of the really gray and sort of sad facts about malaria Now this is where we're going to talk about transmission. This is how people get malaria right here This is a mosquito obviously Taking a blood meal from looks like a human victim here and what happens is the Mosquitoes sucks the blood up into their body and so in here is where the malaria is actually maturing and becoming an adult Breeding and then multiplying and as this mosquito is doing this So there's kind of possibly two things going on in this picture if this mosquito is malarial or if this person's malarial depending on On which one maybe it's both If the person is malarial so the malaria Bugs are in here Then they're sucked up inside they turn into adults They make babies and the babies like the little eggs go down here and they hang out in the salivary gland So so that's kind of the spit so you know it the spit of the mosquito And so when the mosquito is eating it's kind of pushing some spit down into this body And the eggs are then planted in the next victim So this mosquito goes and flies around in the meantime the malaria that they've sucked out of this person multiplies has babies and then the next victim not this person maybe but the next person Gets the eggs and the eggs go into their body. They mature well not completely But they use the body as sort of a playground a place to grow up and get bigger And then when they're sucked into the next mosquito They mature inside of that mosquito and are injected into the next victim. So that is How malaria passes itself around and it's absolutely fascinating We're going to go take another look at a slightly more detailed version of this here You can see the life cycles of the thing So we kind of did a really basic version of the life cycle before but you can see that it has different stages So it has stages within the mosquito It has stages with inside the human liver and then it has stages in the human blood And this is what's amazing about it is the mosquito bites and pretty much immediately takes a trip to the To the liver and that's where it kind of hangs out that's sort of like the home base in the body And so while it's in the liver, it's like multiplying and then it ruptures and it sends It's all of these little pieces of malaria out into your blood system. They circulate in your blood system make you very sick and Also get picked up by other other mosquitoes that then go and repeat this cycle over here And so the whole time you have it circulating through you and what's amazing and I was absolutely shocked by this Malaria when it takes some really important jumps between cells you've got your little malaria guy here They're smart enough. They're really really smart They wrap themselves in other cells or they wrap themselves and in other types of material So that when they're popping from one place to the next the immune system Which is kind of represented by like white blood cells doesn't detect them there They kind of are riding under the radar of the immune system And so it just kind of is in this thing and the immune system looks at it and says oh it looks like a cell But inside the cell up. There's a malaria inside there So that's how it kind of slips around mostly undetected and why it completely ravages your body when you get it and you have to consider that after 50,000 50,000 years of human evolution that it's been participating in it's gotten pretty good at Using our bodies as its playground now here are some of the symptoms of malaria And I can tell you from personal experience that I think I had every single one of these if not more Maybe not the large spleen, but If you go through and look at this these are the ones that you probably will notice first along with these ones up here You also get horrible headaches. You're gonna get fatigue and be tired. Everything hurts. Everything hurts And you'll get a cough Really important when you do get malaria drink water So make sure that you have as much liquids as you can and you really Because you're losing so much of your nutrition to this part right here You also need to be sure to try to eat of some kind even or take some sort of liquid energy of some kind It's the only way that you can really survive it So you really need to make sure that you're trying even though It's horrible to continue to maintain maintain your weight and maintain Like some sort of diet because actually I had it for two weeks and I lost like 10 kilos in two weeks Which for someone my size was a lot of weight here We can take a look at where the malaria really calls home and so you can see here This is a white blood cell this this right here is a white blood cell and this here is a red blood cell So you can see they kind of are these funny shapes actually and this is a red blood cell over here This probably one right here and I'm not a doctor, but I at least know this part so These red blood cells are where the malaria live and they they basically they break into the cell wall somehow and they get inside and Inside of the blood cell they just kind of travel around the body and then when they feel like hopping out they hop out and While they're in your blood they They really kind of mess with the way that your blood Operates and which is part of the reason that you get so sick now We're going to take a look at how treatment works. So this is really important. I kind of alluded to before how To maybe in the short term take care of yourself by drinking lots of Liquids and and trying to maintain as best a diet as you can Pretty much the only way to really truly get rid of it though is to go to some sort of doctor and usually and if you catch it early enough you're going to get some kind of oral drug and so That in my case was actually just a big box. It was like this big box Maybe look kind of like that and inside of it were these like yellow pills and they were pretty big I mean the pills that I was taking were probably intended for like small horses and cattle or something like that They were very big, but it has to be big because Killing malaria is not easy There's a lot of drug-resistant strains of malaria out there So they have to really be careful about how they do this so for more complicated cases They'll use some special drugs. So there'll be special Drugs or special drug cocktails For severe cases You're also going to experience especially if you have a special case more of that attention In terms of the drug-resistant strains because that is a really big problem They used to use back in the day quinine, but in recent years just very recently They've changed to a new kind of drug and I think it's called something like Artisanite or Artisunite. I'm not sure if I'm pronouncing that right, but that is sort of the new standard for treatment now Really important here is prevention and this is actually really the most important part of the whole lesson So everyone pay attention. These right here are bed nets and now everyone probably knows what a bed net is But but these bed nets are key because it keeps the mosquitoes from getting in and biting People while they're sleeping because that's really when all of this happens at night as the Sun goes down The female mosquitoes, which are the ones that are biting and carrying the malaria They come out and they begin hunting and they start hunting right as the Sun goes down and they go all night until the Sun comes up again and So most of the infections are happening while people are sleeping So if instead of laying out and letting the mosquitoes bite you if you crawl under this nest Under this net and let yourself be protected then you'll be okay now these nets are not necessarily cheap They are by Western standards, but not something that everyone in the world can afford So there are programs out there that people can get nets And you can also make appeals to get nets as a community and things like that Which if you live in a community where there are no nets I would encourage you to do now. We'll take a look at just the few more ways of getting rid of it And this is really important Ways of dealing with it sort of in a longer term is often called Eradication so eradicating something is when you try to get rid of it So we want to try to get rid of malaria for good And so part of that whole equation is medicine so people out there trying to work on Immunizations and different types of medicines that can kill it There's also DDT and lots of other chemicals. So The problem with these often is that they have lots of other side effects They can harm the environment they can harm human health and they can be really bad for a lot of things but sometimes they You have to kind of weigh the risk. Is it worse to have malaria running rampant in an area? Or is it worse to have some pollution? So that's one thing that kind of comes into discussion a lot So I also just showed you there are bed nets. So bed nets are really important part of sort of the global Solution and I'm sorry not in nets for the Z. That's for the S Paying attention there and they're also bedclothes. So there's also a line of clothing that you can put on that Help protect you from the mosquitoes now Like I said medicine. There's also immunization which is on my list here, but we're gonna put it under medicine. So Immunize Asian Really important. There's lots of people out there working on that project right now and a really important way And this is like one of the really easy innovative solutions that you can do even in your own community Is to remove standing water or to be avoid standing water? and what that means is if you have maybe a place where there's a puddle in front of your house or There's maybe around your house like a pond or something like that trying to find ways of Moving further away from those what bodies of water or By removing them if they're really small and something you can really get rid of and the reason for that is because Mosquitoes breed and live their nests are in water and they need water So if you get rid of all the tiny little puddles and maybe you know if you have like old tires laying around or maybe Little spots where water collects you just go out and remove those and this can be a community project that you can work on and lots of communities around the world have done this and really cut down on their Not the number of cases of malaria in their village or in their region So that's really important Now the last one is my favorite and I think the most important one on sort of a global level and that is Education so teaching people what malaria is how it works and how to get rid of it So you guys are now after having watched this video are a part of this Education is huge and so go out and tell people in your community about what you learned here and make it a part of your own way of Fighting against malaria and protecting yourself and your family and your community So if you have any questions you can take a look online. We have we'll have lots of links Attached to this lesson and you'll be able to go out and explore more about malaria So good luck and stay healthy out there


Matt here for late in sports cards ripping 2022 diamond Kings baseball six box break number 20 random team style. Here's a here are the results from the random. Thanks golly. What's up Victor? Yeah man. I'm excited. Alright. Let's get this going. Good luck everybody. Diamond Kings one of my favorite baseball products to rip. Don Russ up after this. We have Christine baseball after that one and so after the Don Russ break that's up next, everything's pick your team style the rest of the night and we have some spots just a few spots left for Christine. I've got two left for number 23. Oh just the Braves. One Yepes. Okay and plum frame Roger Maris Bryce Harper artist palette Siri. Is this on that base? All base cards. All base cards. Yeah. I'll make I'll make this separate stack for inserts. This doesn't come. That's an insert. Yeah. Sia Gray. Great brain at Roush. Jackie Robinson art of hitting. Deitzman. Williams. It's Mel Ott. I think that's maybe variation. Jacob Grahme. Maestro's. That's upside down. Matt Birling. Who's your guys's pick for the Derby? Mine's Reed Detmers. There's Colton Welker. Rookie artist proof to 99. Matt Olson. Roger's Hornsby. Mookie Betts. Modern Strokes. Yeah, I think uh I think Pablo Lopez is gonna start hitting and uh you know I'm gonna take the Derby crown tonight. I'm going Yachty. Yachty. This is Debacks. Rookie Duel Jersey. Seth Beer. Fishing Auto. Marte. Cool Papa Belle. Please call me back to my bowling days. Cool Papa. Ty Cobb. The hands should be insured. Yeah. There's Wander. That's one there. This is Frame. Luis Frias. Debacks. Rookie. Roy Campanel elegance. You got Soto and the Derby. Soto Gully. Like that thing. Got the sheets and this is Twins. DK Signatures. Rookie Auto. Joe Ryan. Joe Ryan.  No, I'm not done internet yet. Pudge Rodriguez. Maestro's. Crazy size one. Heck yeah. I'm I'm picking Russell Martin. I think Russell Martin's gonna have a big uh big day tonight. Modern Strokes. Aaron Judge. Al Bruhan. Jackie. There's Mookie of Fishing Auto. Yeah, I used to watch the home run Derby back in the 1960s. I mean I watched it in like early 90s but it was like Mickey Mantle and Harmon Killabrew. There's Babe Ruth Art of Hitting. Mark Maguire could probably still win a home run Derby. There's Babe. Well if it was just the 10 Alex version. Tyler Gilbert. Rain. Riffy. Maestro's. Mike Schmidt. I don't know about that. Yeah. If your uh username is your year of birth I think I have about four years on you. These Phillies. Rookie Duel Jersey Auto. Matt Veerling. Phil Devers. Just a second here. Got the sheets. There's Wander. Shoeless Joe. Johnny Bench. Shoeless Joe has the easiest autograph in baseball to forge. Yeah, oh yeah. He signed with Max. Did he? Yeah. For really? Pete Lanzo. Just one and three to go on Pristine Baseball Breaks. Oh yeah, we'll have plenty of eminence. I'm sure. Huey Reese. There's Mookie Elegance. Pat Mahomes. Oh yeah. Pat Mahomes Senior. Seth Veer. There's Jacob Grom. Plum Frame. Tis. I don't know the Pat Mahomes. Did he ever have a career at bat? Sir. I just I only remember him on the twins and maybe you see the Yankee too. Who was the Yankee? Oh that's a nice car. Look at that. Framed. O'Neill Cruz. Nice. Nice. Sprookie Pirates. Packers piece in the Super Bowl. Oh, I don't know about the Packers. We'll see. I don't know. I doubt them every year and every year they get those. Speaker. Aaron Judge. Aficionado. I don't know man. Never count out Rodgers. That is Fernando Tatis Jr. Maestro's to 99. Yatza. I don't I don't know that they are Jay. I mean yeah, Adams is a talented receiver but with guys like Brady and Rodgers they make stars around them. Yeah. They take guys who nobody else really cared about and making stars. Shoes Joe. That's what I've been saying about Mahomes. People are worried about Kyrie Cleveland. If he's truly like a best of the best like a weak quarterback then he'll be able to make the star to make make the stars and not need them like re-signed and everything. It's Braves. Green Jersey Ozzy Alves. Roger Maris. So we have Don Russ baseball. Five box break. Random teams up after this. Chateau. Yachty Maestro's. Just side of gray. Nice. Gray frame. Blue Garrick. What's up Don? Doing great. How are you? Killabroo. Call me in my college days. Killabroo. Killabroo. Killabroo. Or no, it was lightweight. That was right. Ah, there you are. I believe that. Blue Jays. Auto 75. Kevin Smith. Soto. Yeah, man. Happy to be back in the in the pilot seat here. Merrifield. That's McCormick. Otto Lopez. How about a cut auto on this break? Are there contents? Yeah. Revolve every other year there has been. I assume they are this year. Right. Maggie. O'Neill Cruz. Some pirates. There's Josh Donaldson Plum Brain. Johnny Bench. Bench. That's where uh that's where Sam plays and is uh back in his competitive baseball days.  Goldie. Gray frame. But not a good baseball player. I can do everything but throw the ball. There's Wander. Aronato. Gavin Cheats. Blab Jr. 99 Artist Proof. Stan the Man. Soto. There's George Brett. Thanks, Liv. Appreciate that. Giants. That relic. Chris Bryant. Tuve. N.T. Basketball releases on Wednesday. We have some breaks listed. Grab up your spots. One and three to go on those pristine baseball breaks. Um Prison Basketball. Could you start tweeting that for me if you have it on this crouse? I used to love his minor league cards. He always looked terrified. Like in his bowman. He would always have his like look in his face. Ty Cobb. O'Neill Cruz. That's Greg Deitschman. Rookie. Framed. Elegance. Mookie. Otto. That is twins. Dual Jersey Otto. Jill Ryan. Tatis. Maestro's. Myers. Wander. There. Gavin Cheats. Aaron Judge. Fishin' Otto. Hey, thanks Mikey. Appreciate that. Happy to be back. There were Cruz and Plumfrey and Rookie here. Aaron Ashby. He was Joe. Do a Matt Holidays kid getting picked first overall. That's awesome. Better answer Jones' kids second overall. Yeah, that's crazy. Cabrera. Seth Beer. And this is Edward Cabrera. Rookie Framed. Deitschman. There's level two on that one. I'm actually like so excited for Bowman Draft to come out because since I started working here. It is. Yeah. I've like gotten to know. Wander. Gallery of Stars. Really? Like who we're chasing now. So like now I've paid so much more attention to MLB Draft this year. So like I know exactly who's who. Like who my rocker is. Any other big one. Mm-hmm. Jimmy Fox. Aficionado. Seeker. Oh dude, I love. I love Diamond Kings. Yeah. O'Neill Cruz. Aficionado. Detmer's. That is White Sox. Bat Kings. Relic to 25. Frank Thomas. Nice hurt. What's up India? Have you seen those commercials where the wife said what a hunk? I think so, yeah. What is it for again? Some sort of male performance product or something. Yeah, now that you say that I have seen it. Blue Rock. Wander. Gallery of Stars. Dondra's Baseball is up next. Cormac. Aaron Judge. Framed. Seeker. Seeker. I'm I'm locking it in. Seeker is my pick. Seeker here. All right. Nobody else has picked him. Have you? First one now and I took J-Ram. Only ones who don't have votes are Akunyan J-Rod. Cardinals. Rookie Otto. Lars Newt Barr. O'Neill Cruz. Aficionado. Oh. J-Rod. There you go, Walker. Latia and Walker. Here's O'Neill Cruz. Number one. Jonathan India. Elegance. Yeah, that's true, J. Yeah. Very doby. I do think that Aaron Rodgers is significantly more talented than that one at this burger is. Yeah. Like no disrespect to Rob. I'm not. I don't like Rob this burger. No disrespect but I think Rodgers is better. Wander. Level one. That is artist palette, Ryan. Ryan Samberg. I'm just tickling my nose. Tony Gwynn. Plum frame. Bellinger. I don't know, man. Burrow. Burrow's gonna be a hero this year. Keep Ryan Hayes. Ryan. That's beer. Oh, Tommy. Gary. Herbert. Yeah. Artist proof. The 99. Yachty. Drullock top. You forgot to put LOL at the end of that, Maz. Yeah, I don't know. I would actually like to see Drullock succeed. I don't mind it. Oh, I'll drop that one. I think my reflexes are cat-like. That was impressive right there. That was like, blink and you miss it kind of reflexes. This is Astros, Back King's, really? Jordan Alvarez. Donaldson. All right. One box to go. I am in the heavy, heavy minority in this opinion but I am not sold on Justin Herbert yet. He just, he doesn't win. That's my only issue. His stats are fantastic. He's arguably, his stats make him a top three quarterback but he can't win. He's got a great offense too. Yachty. Yachtos. Ian Book is going to have a breakout season. I don't know. I don't think Ian Book is going to be starting anytime soon. Gabby Hartnett, framed. He used to be in the home run derby thing, on that home run derby show too. Who is it? Gabby Hartnett. Really? So, beer and this is Mariners. DK signatures. Cal Rowley. Quinn. That's Fair Walker but with the moves they made on defense this year, if they're not a 10 win or above team, Herbert has no excuse. Little pie trainer. Yeah, Nick, I saw that as a joke. Even as a Ravens fan, I think that's a complete joke. What is it? Jamar Chase. Oh. Was not in the top 10, Madden and a wide receiver rankings. They had like Amari Cooper above them and there was like some other one that was a joke too, like Keen Malin. Prez, Miggy. That's fair. That's a good point, Walker. Very good point. They do have, that is the best division in football by a mile. Nice. Plum frame. Ken Griffey Jr. Mariners. And it's Griffey. And Anderson. What's up, Key Hop. Like halfway through the last box. And I was just like, oh man, did I hit the record button. Wander, level one. Thomas Sapucki. Rookie frame. Cedric Mullins. Kevin Sheets. Aronado. So what I'm saying, James, like when he really needs to win, Herbert can't do it. He just can't. His career under 500 record. Spencer Strider. Rookie artist proved 49, level one. All right, level one. Level two. Sorry. Nice. Just making things up here now. Stay in the man. Yeah, that's awesome, Walker. That's gonna, that'll stay hot for a while with the way he's playing. That's a nice card. There. Brett. Last pack. What's finished strongest and thicky. That wasn't even by design. Matt Brash and Red Sox. Rookie expression. Patch. Jerinder Ran. Should be numbered. There it is to 25. Here you go, Boston. Cool card. I'll 2-bay. That'll do it for the break. Give me one second here and I'll recap. All right, Relics first. There's Astros. Jordan Alvarez. Thank you. White Sox. Right, Thomas, 25. Get that focusing. Giants, Chris Bryant. There's Braves, Ozzy Alves. D-Back, Seth Beer. Red Sox. Jerinder Ran. That was to 25. Autos. We had Mariners, Kyle Rowley. Cardinals, Lars Newtbar. Twins. Joe Ryan. Blue Jays, Kevin Smith, 75. Phillies, Matt Veerling. And Twins, Joe Ryan. That'll do it for the break. Thank you, everybody. Appreciate it. We have Donner's baseball coming up next.


Great, well measure the last set news. My name is Rob and today we got a lot of things to go over but fortunately It's a lot of good stuff. So the first thing we're talking about is what I call the good news Voyager and Celsius looks like voyager gonna be bought up by FTX and Celsius Alex machinzi is gonna step down I gotta tell you I think those are two great news stories We're gonna cover them in depth. Also, we'll talk about some more good news Rob Robin Hood the app itself as they're going to start to offer free swaps And the first one to be offered is going to be polygon and then of course with the balance everything out with we're gonna talk about good news Let's talk about the macro and some bad news IRS crackdown macro events Nord Stream pipeline sabotage Goldman Sachs layoffs and Congress surprise remains correct. And then lastly, I just want to go over WW3D and Q&A now I'll talk about those in a second. So first things first, let's Before we get to the to the good news, which I think is great I'm very happy about this today. There's just one thing I wanted to say I've been absent for the last three days or so But the last video we put out was it was all about the title was why and when I'm selling 80% of all my crypto and it's pretty well received about 75,000 views very nice Very positive. I was very happy about that and we just went over the things that I talk about of when I will be selling When we went into detail about the PyCycle top and VRV scores and UPL and like that, which will be in the future And of course Most 95% of people got that they understand that I'm not selling tomorrow or today because that would be kind of kind of silly As we're in this bear market, but it never a stop It never surprises me the amount of thumbnail investors that are out there They see a title or they see a thumbnail and they're like, oh, this guy's selling what a what a noob And I just I got to tell you I'm Thankful for the people that come into the live stream because usually when you're in the live stream You're pretty interactive with me and we're talking about a lot of things You're not a tourist you kind of get what's going on and I appreciate you guys tremendously So thank you for just showing up, but like these are the ones I got and Like Dylan says you're gonna lose out on the biggest bull on ever and it's too late to sell now But he should have sold nine months ago should have done this year last year and then of course Stefan says it right. Thanks for bringing it down to earth approach. Thanks for telling the real story. Yes So it's always amazing to me like just how many thumbnail investors out there I gotta tell you there's a lot of downside to just look at a thumbnail and it's how we're going You know what? That's my investment strategy. Anyhow just want to go over that real quick. Here is the good news folks FTX pays 1.4 billion to get avoiders crypto and customers And I'm sure everybody has covered this today in the YouTube land, but it's it's important That we talk about it. I feel because I think it's big news I think it's big news and it's a step in the right direction because who knows this could have corrupt or just totally collapsed on us and I mean, we could have lost everything because we're in chapter 11 chapter 11 How far away are we from chapter 7 total liquidation? Just a just a stone throws away, but I always said if anybody's gonna come out of it It's gonna be Voyager Celsius. They're gonna come out of it, but it's not looking pretty and we'll get in that a second Here's what happened and Before I start there's always been this talk about the last two days about how FTX paid 50 million I kept I kept seeing 50 million 50 million. I was like, what the heck how can you pay 50 million dollars? When there the total cash was 104 million the total crypto loan Excluding 3C was 470 million total crypto held with 685 million So you had like 1.2 billion and and I kept seeing 50 million dollars. Well now it all makes sense Here's what's really going on Sam Bakeman Fritz FTX US The US version is effectively bailing out Voyager digital exchange investors 1.31 billion of crypto holdings were stuck in bankruptcy Proceedings and of course this document that I showed you this was about over a month and a half ago And so it says subject to change over time because remember the assets the total crypto held in a dollar value amount Of course that went down. They went into chapter 11 on July 5th So of course July 5th to September whatever the day is the day 20 whatever Of course, it's gonna go down. So it's a little bit easier to do those things and fill those holes as it were so The US Union FTX will pay Voyager 1.42 billion dollars and 8% premium to the market value the assets and then turn the crypto Over to investors through new accounts at FTX US that will offer them incentives to remain and that's a big thing Incentives to remain the question that I have is first of all, I get you know If you want to buy a bunch of crypto, you know at at a fair market value price, right? Go ahead and do that Sure, you can do it over the counter. You do whatever you want to okay But the whole question I was like was saying why even do that through Voyager? Why don't you just let that dissolve and then just let everything go away and go? Hey, if you got one exchange, it's right here FTX and FTX US But Sam did a good move Total great PR and my question to you is would you trust him now? Would you trust? What you had in Voyager as it comes over here to say, you know what this guy bailed out Voyager And I don't know if he's gonna make make it whole that that's a that's a topic for another other video But it's moving in the right direction. Would you trust him to continue to use that exchange? Give me all my stuff. I'm gonna go to cracker barrel or whatever exchange you use so That is what's going on and they state we will establish a direct relationship with the customer a spokesman from FTX The money will effectively go to the customers as opposed to the company management again this incentives to remain The incentives to remain the big question for me is For the VG x token that people hold or have held Will they roll it over into the FTX crypto? Will they keep it the same? Well, it is have you cash out or will there be a like some kind of loyalty program time will tell But I mean that it's definitely a step where I want to see things going Voyager claim 3.5 million customers before the company Foverbank's you know, that's a lot of people And I got to tell you I love that app that app was so easy to use So simple could set up, you know limit orders could DCA I mean just it was the smoothest interface I've seen so far and I mean even FTX I have to use it now. It's not that it's not as not near as great as voyages was I'm just saying However, I do have a lot more money now FTX is us bid which is significantly better for customers and its original bid was chosen because it maximizes the value returned to you Us in the shortest time voyager said the purchase agreement between FTX us and voyager will be presented to the US bankruptcy court Let's understand New York on October 19th. So we still got a ways to go two or three weeks or so Uh, but from what I see it'll be subject to a creditor vote according to voyager's announcement It will go through. So the big question I have is this again Sam Bacon stepped in and I'm not saying that he's the great savior of all time Remember he's still getting a great deal Would you stick around with FTX would you use them or would you just say swipe? I'm out of here and off I go because I mean it's looking like Sam Bacon is going to be the Jeff Bezos of crypto as he just buys up everything that that just collapses around him And speaking of such things Here's some other good news Alex Moshinsky resigned I will just say this Have did you see Steve Erlich from voyager popping into twitter spaces or Talking anywhere on twitter or doing anything.  I was involved in the last twitter spaces It was it was me him and simon dixon and they were going back and forth I was there to learn about the different things that different community members had had talked about I'll give that in a second But i'm telling you this is a good move This is a good move for him It's a good move for us because let's be honest that company was going down If he stuck around there's not a snowball chance in hell when it came back Celsius CEO resigns. It's not a big story. I mean it's not it's long. I'll just make it very simple He's done Moshinsky's resignation is effective immediately. There's no beating around the bush But he said in a release that he will continue to help the company provide creditors with the best outcome I have no idea how he's going to do that It's not like the management style was that fantastic I regret that my continued role as CEO has become an increasing distraction I'm very sorry about the difficult financial circumstances members of our community are facing Which doesn't do anybody good as if all their money is still stuck in Celsius Since the pause I have worked tirelessly to help the company and its advisors put forward a viable plan For the company to return coins or creditors in the fairest most efficient way I mean, I know he's working behind the scenes on all about that ATHLEAN announcement was made the company's crypto the sell token Dropped more than seven percent of value corny coin markup and we can take a look here Uh, there was a drop But that last twitter space is where it was me and simon dixon and there was a little bit of I guess there was a little problem with communication between me and simon and azad his assistant Because I was asked to go in there. It was the Celsius shorts Short squeeze people and they were talking about this great plan They were the ones that originally had talked about using the uh, celsius bitcoin mining operation and then give me equity into that I thought that was a good idea. So I agreed to sit there and listen I asked simon dixon to come on simon dixon came on all of a sudden here comes a alex meshinsky from nowhere At a left field in chapter 11 the ceo starts spouting off his mouth and in this in this twitter space I couldn't believe it and uh Yes It was it was insane. That's that's what it comes down to and and and I will just say this about these celsius short squeezers because in june 22nd correct me in the comment section 21st 22nd is when No, no, no, excuse me. That was june 12th when the withdrawals stopped for Celsius so that's all the way back here Someone around here price was 81 cents or something like that 60. So jeez wasn't even that good 37 cents.  Here's my question the biggest the biggest individual That owns most of the celsius tokens or at least a very very large portion of it is alex machinsky So as you push up the price for this and there's been different documentation of him selling these tokens Who are you helping for this celsius short squeeze? I don't understand if you already did the short squeeze back here Do you just want to keep doing it again and again?  I just don't get it and correct me in the comments. I just don't find it Viable option right now. Get rid of celsius Let that coin collapse move forward With whatever the plan is and and also there is the celsius Creditors committee. There is a youtube special coming up. Let me get this It is Tomorrow at 10 a.m I will tweet this out as soon as I get more information and they're gonna answer a bunch of questions Which is what is the exclusive? What is the exclusivity? Has there been any plans put forward and what is the proper steps? So let everybody know I don't care about People when they tell me oh, well, this is going on. Let's go on. Let me talk to the committee And we'll go from there. That'll be tomorrow. Anyhow, let me know what you think about that in the comment section Now let's go into a little more good news Whoops, that's not good news Robinhood so just real quick Robinhood they just sent out a tweet this morning Talks about a wallet worth the weight The beta testing is now live for 10k customers from the waitlist with polygon as the first blockchain support as you can see in this video What they're going to be allowing to do is all different types of crypto uniswap rap Bitcoin rap deether rapmatic compound polygon la la la and you're going to be able to Buy and look sell And you can swap with no network fees no fees So I thought that's pretty good It's great that they show us polygon because I own polygon and I'm super biased about when I talk about But I'm glad this is moving a step in the right direction for Robinhood, but just because it's Robinhood And there's no fees Everybody don't get too excited. There's a great video This was from the problem with john stewart linked in the description It's the john stewart special about Robinhood and citadel and companies and stock exchanges and dark order books and things like that and how things are manipulated And uh, I would just have you watch it because uh, it was a very eye-opening experience Let me know what you think about all that in the comment section and before we move on to the bad news So we've had a lot of good news today, right good stuff great stuff Voyager got out of the auction Celsius auctionist accept down We got Robinhood coming forward who knows what else that I missed. It's good stuff So what does that mean for the price? The price of crypto and how things are doing That went down. So 966 billion market cap bitcoin is down ethereum is down tethering usd coin is up because people are going into tethering usd I'm not a big fan of tether but whatever and here we are and what is how does the traditional market doing? Well, it's also down. I know there was talk about decoupling today because there was a little bit of a pump because of the good news but Maybe not however with nasdaq there it is up a little bit. So I guess it is a little Uncorrelated but not in the way we'd like to see So it doesn't matter some days about how great the the news is It's when we're in a bear market. It's like everybody ignores The good news and just focuses on a negative and then when we're in a bull market Everybody seems to ignore the warning signs and just think it's going to go to the moon So just most lessons just to be aware of so that would lead me to the bad stuff I'm going to go over this very quickly because I don't want to punch you in the mouth too hard about what's going on just a little gentle gentle knock which is okay nexo so the dfpi Joins other state security regulators to bring actions against nexo This is what's going on in nutshell the california department of financial protection dfpi announced today It has joined seven state security regulators to bring actions against the nexo group. This was on september 26 In connection with it with its interest product accounts, which is the same thing that voyager did same thing that selce has had Not saying did but had these these earn accounts Why is it? unregulated securities the dfpi commissioner Clothild who let nailed it States these crypto interest accounts are securities and are subject to investor protection in the law including adequate disclosures of the risk involved Collectively these actions protect investors while ensuring that california remains an ideal setting for responsible financial innovation And this is where I didn't know this is this high nexo offered annual interest rates about the 36 percent. Is that true? That seems kind of ridiculous on investors deposited crypto assets, which are significantly higher Than rates for short-term investment grade fixed income securities or banks when you go. Well, yeah, that's exactly true So just so you know that'll be another legal battle coming forth. That's not good also If you're in the us irs is stepping up efforts to target us taxpayers who failed to report and pay tax on crypto transactions No, you cannot get away with I dropped it. I was in a boating accident My ledger just just flipped up doesn't work like that You can only claim $3,000 of losses anyhow, so just be aware Actually might get this thing called a john doe summons And it's it's actually it's starting small the agency that The fbi the irs Will issue a so-called john doe summons requiring my safra bank to turn over crypto transactions data for s-fox a digital Currency prime broker that used the bank with more than 175 000 users and over 12 billion in transaction It's not the first irs summons, but it's unusual because the broker seems to be quite small Signaling the possibility of more to come which is a pretty smart move. You start small It's like in business you do a soft open for a business Just see how things are going tweak things and then really go go heavy. That's kind of what the irs is probably gonna do it's it's not the Oh, yeah, and this is from andrew gordon tax attorney cpa and president gordon law He states it's not the first irs summons for crypto records, but it's unusual because the broker seems to be quite small Signaling more possibly more to come And he does state that the irs is indicated. This is a very high priority for them You better believe it but on the flip side it is kind of good. No good news I'm gonna tell you why it's because people sometimes they say talk about hey, you know, crypto might just go to zero No, it's not just too much money sloshing around the government does not want you sitting on your money in a bank account Well, they can't tax it. They want you to spend it. They want you to do an investments because you know what's great for that capital gains tax, especially if you're in new york in california not so much texas, but the federal taxes For capital gains 20 short term and up to 43 percent On short term Capital gains long term is 20 percent. So of course they want you to spend so they can tax That's just how it goes and here is the the article if you wanted to go through it. It's quite boring Trust me. I have read it and then also don't forget that even though we have good news and things are going great in the crypto markets and people are actually starting to build The prices don't really add up because the fed hasn't pivoted We've got different problems with the irs trying to crack down the fpi and also the macro events such as Nord Stream pipeline Germany suspects sabotage hit russia's Nord Stream pipelines who sabotage it. I'm not going to speculate I'm just going to bridge the news Denmark steps up security. I've done president damages to links European gas prices rising much as 12 percent on tuesday and what it's looking like is this Nord Stream pipeline Is going to be shut down. We're just going to be a big gigantic disaster for uh as far as gas prices And exportation of gas To germany and other places and it's going to drive up the the prices of of gas and electricity even higher So that is a macro event that is happening all over europe And I think it's only going to get worse and then we're also going to take a look at Layoffs Goldman Sachs begins layoffs starting mid-level bankers report not as many as you would think and i'm not even going to read it Because it just really goes it just is what it says in a nutshell That they're laying off bankers mid-level bankers It's not that many usually they do one or two percent per year for individuals who are low performers They stop that after the coronavirus because there was just such a big boom in uh, in product not in productivity, but in uh Quantitative easing as everybody's printing money and now it's back at that same level one to two percent So it's just one of those things where I think unemployment is going to start to raise up That could be actually good news for the fed. Maybe they can Pivot and then lastly don't forget. Whoa Not a good picture Congress is still corrupt and I'd been talking about this about how in the united states members of congress senate house of representatives You know, they can sit on uh economic committees They can get insider information and then they can trade on on their stocks And we just talked about this about Various members Nancy Pelosi being the most famous how they are using this information and They are profiting greatly Over all the insider information they have and all there is is like $200 slap on the risk if they get caught nobody ever gets caught so they put out this new bill and This was like a month ago and I said this won't pass and guess what it's not Lawmakers judges and other government officials covered by the ban will have to choose between Divesting their investment for failure portfolios are putting their assets in a qualified blind trust That's if it went through the house leadership doesn't currently have the votes to pass the bill Give the number of rank and file democrats who are actively opposed Because why would you give up that gravy train? So there's a question of whether the bill can even come to the floor That's not great news, but that's just the reality folks.  Sorry. That's just how it is Well, that was negative rub. You had a point. So let's bring it back What would wallet three do? ww3d If you're not familiar with wallet three if you go to bid info charts dot com And you look at the uh as it's called the bitcoin rich list wall number three Has been around for years and years and years They just transfer over to another wallet, but you can find it links in the description And what I find notable about this is how wallet number three They accumulate and tell about the right time and they're like, you know, what this this is a great time to sell And the last time they sold was on september 12th And you know what the price was Almost I mean for the range was pretty good. It was one of the highest 22,334 So pretty much at the I can't say the top of that the channel but The top for quite some time in this crappy bear market And they sold a thousand bitcoin and now what are they doing just accumulating They sold a thousand bitcoin here. It's never 16th. They bought 1200 It's never 19th 81. It's timber 19th again a 45 And 351 241 So when I have a bad day and I see there's some good news But I'm like, yeah, it's so much bad stuff around here. What would wallet three do w w 3d You know what they do dollar cost average take profits along the way. We're just kind of like my rules below me Don't invest more. You can afford to lose everything's a scam until proven otherwise Don't leave anything on exchanges.  Put on your ledger Don't use leverage. It's a recipe for disaster and take profits and that's it So look that went a little bit long Uh for the news, but uh, I hadn't been here for three days. I want to talk to everybody So I got excited, but that's it for today.  You've been here for 23 minutes I appreciate your time If you want to stick around we'll do a little q and a I'll answer all your burning questions the best of my abilities And we'll go from there if not take off Thanks for stopping by hit the like and subscribe on the way out all that good stuff And I'll see you on the next one now Let's get to The q and a


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Rwyf am gweithio eich cyfrifeddau, ystod o'r S&P 500, ac oedd yn gweithio'r cyfrifeddau newydd, rydyn ni'n gweithio'r cyfrifeddau ydyn ni'n gweithio'n gweithio,some solid and and then really quite some significant gains. But as is often the case, that back Beginners Luck runs out. And it did for me. That meant that I gave back everything I had made and I then took a six figure hit on my personal capital so that I decided I needed a sanity check and I needed to take the steps back and see if I could actually make a consistent income from the markets. I thought about looking for a mentor. Did some networking got introduced to the US. Worked with him extensively for 18 months to two years. He upped my technical game, but more importantly upped my mental game. It was a period you were in which I became far more self-aware and understood the absolute necessity for having mental balance. I guess it's the best term for when you are engaging the markets. So after I worked with him, I developed a trade plan, a business plan, I back-tested it, forward-tested it, and I came back to the markets with my own capital in 2008, and obviously that was a pretty tumultuous year. But I managed to trade through that and came out positive. And I've actually delivered positive annual returns since 2008. The reason you can see performance for 2013 is from 2013 to date, sorry, is that during the period, those first five years of trading, I caught the attention of some family and friends who wanted a piece of the action. So I set up a managed account service and I've been trading a managed account service since 2013, and this is the public data with respect to that performance. And like I say, my focus really is on trading excellence in terms of really focusing on my process. I'm not thinking about the financial gains. I'm really thinking about executing my trading strategy with excellence. And so, as I often say, my focus is really on process over outcome. And certainly I'm not emotionally invested in the outcome of individual trades or even a stream of trades. My real focus is on the next 100 trades because I know that if I adhere to my trading plan, manage my risk correctly that over an extended series of outcomes, my edge will demonstrate itself and that's what it has done. As you can see here, most important figures for me on this chart on this page are my average winning month is 7.96% versus an average losing month of 2.4%. So extrapolate that out. You can see that on average I'm making about two or three times what I risk. So apart from my trading activity, which is largely end of day strategy, I also have obviously a market resident at Tick Mill where I provide a daily market outlook along with a trade of the day, a set up that I'm watching. And you can subscribe to that and get and get access to those in their delivery inbox on a daily basis. The other passion project really I'm involved in is FX career swap, which is a trading development business whereby we take retail trading talent, develop them and help them overcome what is the biggest hurdle for familiar retail traders. And that is capitalisation. So once you've been through the development process, we actually, at the end of that, then give you a live, funded account to trade at zero personal risk. And what it means is that you have the capital in place that allows you to adhere to professional risk management strategies about over-leveraging and blowing your account. If anyone is interested in that, I'm happy to pop a link into the chat. We actually have a two week free trial to that trade programme where you get daily access to me. And you can see it's basically an opportunity to look over the shoulder really of a professional trader and see how I manage my business. So that gives you an idea of where I'm coming from. I just can see in the chat full window. I'm not sure what you mean, Tim. Is anyone else having an issue with the visual? I think maybe you might have to log out and log back in, Tim. OK, so let's crack on and start looking at the markets. First of all, as always, we're going to look at some flow and sentiment data. This is from Credit Agricultural, where they give there an effect of positioning update on a weekly basis that I share with my trading team. And basically, the feed for all the what we're looking at in the markets at the moment is we're looking at a move away from the dollar. And this is something I've talked about at length and I think we are just potentially in the very nascent early stages of what could be a protracted move away from the dollar. And so the trade at the moment is probably a little bit crowded. I think he means you can see slides. Yeah, that's just that. That's fine. It doesn't matter. I see the slides. So what we're looking at is a move away from the dollar ultimately, a structural shift. Certainly we've run a bit now in terms of the euro. And like I've mentioned before, I think we can see the potential for correction developing, but my personal perspective at this stage is that we are the euros to be to be bought on dips. HSBC did a survey of their their trading clients and you can see that over the next six to twelve months that certainly this this bearish emphasis on the dollar is starting to take hold. One of the charts I want to share with you today is this is the S&P 500. This this purple line is the S&P 500 from 2008, 2009 and the 2009 low. And what's many have been talking about a 1929 or 1930 crash type perspective. You can see here this is overlaid with our current price action in the S&P 500. And we can certainly see the similarities in terms of the correction. Sorry, the bottoming process that we have seen with the S&P, obviously the scenario is similar to that of 2009 when the Federal Reserve stepped in this time, the Federal Reserve have stepped in on a massive scale. And this is what's causing this melter in terms of equities. Now that the reason why I talk about this is that this has implications for the for the dollar. This is dollar index when we when the markets bottomed in 2009, you can see we went through an initial leg lower in the dollar. And I think that's where we are at the moment in terms of in terms of the in terms of the opportunity with the dollar. I think when this first leg down and corrections higher at this stage are to be sold. Like I've mentioned before, the dollar works in cycles, quite pronounced cycles, 16 year cycles, and it would appear we have we've topped out here in terms of the dollar. One more chart, let's show you where we can see the dollar into a new secular bear move or bear cycle. There are a lot of other drivers behind that, certainly in terms of US trying to trade tensions, the mass flooding of the market in terms of dollars from the Federal Reserve and the potential that that Vice President Biden becomes president in the in the fall. And we see a continued trend lower in terms of the dollar. So let's jump into some charts here. I'm not going to keep you guys and girls too long today. I don't know where you're based, but I'm in New Yorker here and it's 40 degrees. And so I'm looking to get to the beach. So let's let's whip through this stuff. Start with the dollar index. This is the equal weighted dollar index, the Dow Jones dollar index. So it's equal weighted versus the Euro, the sterling, the yen and the Australian dollar. And you can see we're sitting right at support here and we are attempting. This is a third test of this this prior low here. It looks like today we might be looking to put in a short term bottom here. And what I've been looking for is certainly a retest of this descending trend line resistance, but potentially we move into more of a range environment for the summer. We could be back up into this sort of area here. Setting up a potential head and shoulders type scenario. August has a tendency to be a relatively good month for for the dollar from a seasonal perspective. And it tends to be a month where we see consolidation in terms of equity market. So this would fit that pattern. But certainly we get up into this trend line resistance. Any bearish reversal patterns here. And and you know shorts would certainly be interesting. But I anticipate a correction to develop now in the dollar. If we look at the DXY, this is the broader dollar index. And I've about some scenarios here. Again, we're testing just just into these prior loads. It's 9465, the trend line support here that sprung. So I can see it's trading back up into there and then we probably consolidate during the summer and then into that September, October time when we've got the elections, you know, the elections heating up. Then I'm certainly looking for another leg lower in the dollar. So any moves back in to test this, this trend line support broken now act as resistance bearish reversal patterns here will will be selling opportunities. Similar to the idea I just talked about here in terms of the equal weighted index getting up into that potential for a head and shoulders type scenario. We could see the same situation here in the equal weighted index. It's hard to see at this point what would be the catalyst for for such an exaggerated move at this point. I prefer my base case scenario is that we trade this type of pattern here and ultimately are heading lower. And I can see us trade. I mean, we certainly should be testing the trend line support here into into the fall. Swissy. Looking for the swissy to get a test down into this projected descending trend line support and looking for a bounce there. Nothing to do at this stage in the swissy. The euro, obviously, like I said, I'm looking for a potential correction here, which we can see with this, a potential that we put in a tweezer top here and testing the one six one extension of the prior corrective move. And we're also sitting at the monthly R2 midpoint of the projected channel. So this will be a natural place where we could get a correction. So for me, what I what I need to see to be able to deploy short positions here will be a close back below this volume raised average price. Now, obviously Thursday today, Fridays and Mondays tend to be from a from a statistical perspective. They tend to offer the higher highest probability of seeing a seeing a top or a bottom in terms of the euro. So we'll see. We might consolidate here today, get an inside day and then break lower Friday or Monday. But certainly we could get a pull back to test ascending trend line support now coming in at this one fourteen area. And ultimately what I'm looking for is that we test get up higher to test the equality objective, the equality objective versus this swing here. So this is an equidistant swing. So I'm looking for one eighteen thirty nine as the near term objective. Then I see the potential for some consolidation similar to what we saw back down here, but ultimately I'm looking higher in the euro. One twenty would seem to be a reasonable upside objective and potentially up into the one twenty two area. But in the near term, I am looking for a potential for a corrective pullback. But like I said, that corrective pullback, whilst I'll tactically trade it on the short side, I'll certainly be looking then to add at long positions once we get a reversal set up. If we break the ascending trend line support, then the next downside objective for me will be the equality swing here. So last corrective move we saw. So again, that doesn't take us meaningfully lower. Takes us back into these prior highs here. So we could see one thirteen fifty and like I say, what I'm watching for then is once we get down into this area will be bullish reversal patterns. This daily timeframe obviously is the timeframe I trade. So bullish reversal patterns to set long positions, ultimately looking as an interim upside objective is one eighteen and then on to on to one twenty as we head into September, October, November time. But for now, look look for a pullback, I think is is a reasonable probability and and then trade that correction and then look to ring, ring, ring reposition on the long side for this move up into the one eighteen area. Euroyen is also an interesting juncture. We've got a potential double top here. We've got some really nice momentum divergence as well. So again, it's got some work to do here to get back down below the the VWAPS as one twenty three twenty. So seventy or eighty pips if we if we do see a roll over today, more likely than not, what we'll see is consolidation. Then we'll get the roll over, like I say, Friday Monday would be the ideal times for that, and then we have we have an opportunity then to do something on the short side in the Euroyen channel here. So I expect us to get back down into this one twenty two area. And again, from there, we'll see how we trade if we get bullish reversal patterns, then the long positions will warrant it. And I think we're going to be up into the one twenty nine's in terms of the the Euroyen, but like with the Euroy, happy to trade it on the short side from a tactical perspective, but structurally, I'm looking to be long the Euroy trading Eurocad here into the range resistance and the equality swing ABCD here one fifty five twenty seven. Looks like we're going to we are going to roll over here today. Obviously, we wait to see the close New York close for putting positions on, but certainly we're in range resistance. We've achieved the equality objective. We are rolling over in terms of mental studies. So you get a close back through this one fifty four fifty area and short positions will be deployed there. Euroy, we'll see. Looks like a potential double bottom here. I suggest it would prefer to see that down below twenty. But certainly this keeps it's in fitting. You'll get you can see the theme here in terms of euro strength, euro kiwi at the central tendency, the ball bands are flattened out here. So we could certainly see an equality move. If we get a green close here, then you can see an equality. So it's still considered really a correction within the range, but certainly we could we can be trading from this seventy three eighty area up into the one seventy six area. Obviously, higher beta currency there, the euro kiwi euro sterling. Still looking still looking strong here at resistance, but we're starting to fill or start to work our way through the orders here in terms of the euro sterling and we can gain cities back up into the ninety three area in terms of the projected channel sterling itself. Cable looking for a test of the equality objective. I posted this in the chart of the day a few days ago. But if we are going to if the dollar is going to get a bit of strength here in the interim, then we could we could certainly see a pullback in sterling. Let's bring in the trend line. So, you know, as we head into August here, we could see sterling come back down, retest trend line support for then making its move higher to to test into these prior one thirty one area will be a reasonable upside objective for sterling. So keeping an eye on that sterling kiwi. This one, I'm going to show you another chart. This one is sitting at a very interesting position with respect to the monthly time frame. So this is a monthly chart here on this right hand side. We're seeing right at this trend line support. Now, if we look at the daily time frame, we we're putting in a potential double bottom. We've got huge momentum divergence here. Anything we haven't really got going on favour is the aristocastic is negatively orientated. But from a price pattern perspective, if we get a close back through ninety one seventy and that that can set up quite a meaningful correction here in sterling kiwi. Let's just get some targets in place. So we look at a symmetry swing objective. So we can certainly see sterling trade sterling kiwi trade back up in here as the final corrective swing before completing the last leg to the downside. As is often the case when we get these big runs, we tend to retest the cycle low. So what I've been looking for is a move from get a green close today. So we'll need to close through ninety one fifty, ninety one sixty, but we'd have a nice bullish rejection here of this double bottom. And that could set up a move to put us back up into the one ninety five area. So that's one I'm certainly watching into the close this evening. Sterling Aussie similar position here testing third test of this descending trendline support and we've got that triple divergence here. So again, sterling Aussie back through this one seventy eight ninety five say sets up a move to to get us up into this one eighty area as as the next swing or corrective swing in sterling Aussie. Obviously downtrend monthly bewap is bearish Aussie. So we tested into the one two seven one six one extension of what we'll call the this last corrective swing and you can see we've got some decent negative divergence developing here potentially looking at a three candlestick pattern to say a rejection of the we're sitting at the weekly R3 as well. Seventy one sixty. So if we get a close back through seventy ninety and certainly we could trade back down into the vol support here at sixty eight lowest sixty eight twenty, let's say, before consolidating like a say for the summer.  And again, note we have that negative divergence. So for this Aussie Kiwi, what you want to see is a close back through seventy five eighty to confirm the pattern and then you target vol support back down to seventy three twenty nine Aussie Cad. First, this is a chart this morning. We're seeing the follow through. We've got again a triple divergence that these three pushes into a high and we're correcting lower now. So if we get a close app or lower than we're currently trading, which will turn the daily VWAP bearish, I certainly see us trading down into ninety three twenty Kiwi similar story to the others. Having quite retested this last year's high, which would have been the ideal objective, but certainly we've got momentum divergence here on this last high. So if we get a close back through sixty six fifteen, then the Kiwi could be my short here. Get us back down to sixty four fifty before we reach another decision point where I'm going to hold the trend line then trade back through that sixty eight high, or we break the trend line support and then we would then we'd be looking at some quality objectives. So the last meaningful correction, sorry, which actually would put us into this area. So this is going to be a pivotal test for the Kiwi really. If we do close red today, look for price to retest this sixty four twenty area, but it's reversal patterns there. We've got a nice risk reward in terms of longs to target this sixty seven sixty high Kiwi cad. Again, we've been tracking this pattern. I kept you kept you informed of this and it looks like now we're going to see the anticipated correction. We've got again that nice negative divergence, nicely structured pattern and we're getting the red close tonight in terms of the the VWAP. So you can see we've got a bunch of these pairs that are all really testing some pivotal places at the moment. The only trade I've actually got on at the moment is caveat and that I'm long and I'm trading up my stops. I've locked in sixty fifths profit on this one now. I'm looking ideally for it to test this descending trend line resistance eighty sixty one that we're we're holding at the moment the equality objective and so so just tiny up the stops looking in some profit on that one. And just finally, let's see where we are with the S&P. I'm looking for a corrective pullback in terms of the S&P, but certainly the pattern looks quite clear now that we will test and probably breach this price at thirty three ninety seven as we've already seen that the NASDAQ do that. NASDAQ looks like it's also running out of steam here. We've got negative divergence. So like I posted this on the blog the other day, I think we can certainly see a pullback test this ten thirty five area. And last but not least, let's see where gold is at gold. Looking for gold to test up into this nineteen hundred area this projected sending trend line resistance and then see another pullback in gold probably to retest this eighteen twenty this prior prior highs as support. OK, so that's that's what I'm basically looking at in terms of opportunities and and watching the close tonight really to see if some of those some of those patterns confirm, but certainly I think we're at a pivotal juncture here for a bunch of pairs, certainly the euros and some of these commodity currencies as well look to be in some interesting places. But like always, I'm waiting for the close tonight to get confirmation. OK, traders, are there any questions? You can either raise your hand and I can unmute your mic or you can post a question in the chat. If you if you don't have a question, if you type an N in the chat, that would be that would be helpful, Tim. These are proprietary indicators, Tim. You can you can drop me a message through LinkedIn and I can let you know how you can get hold of them there. But the majority of it is to do with volume weighted average price, Tim. OK, just give you another 30 seconds here. Any questions? OK, farang, farang, can you hear me? You've got a microphone, farang, to hear. Do you have a microphone? Hi to here. I can see you've got questions, but I can't hear you. And I can't see you as a human being. Oh, no. It's a danger, Tim. Alla. I can't hear you. I'm going to ask that. Why wouldn't you? I'm going to ask that. So, I'm going to ask that. She was. OK, what's going on there? OK, if there aren't any other questions, guys, I'm going to wrap this one up here. Like I say, keep an eye on some of these the first time I'm here. I just want to say thank you for understanding the logical run through. Thank you, Mark Huw. Appreciate the comments. Infinix, Mark. I'm not sure what what that question refers to Infinix. So, again, when can I? I'll one second, guys, one second. I mean, one second. I'm just going to post a link for you with me. I'm going to post a link in the chat now for any of you who are interested in the indicators. Yes, Mr Ben, I am looking for a correction in the in the DXY. I'll just go back to the chart for you if you missed it. So I'm looking for this type of scenario to develop in the DXY. But again, if we take out these lows, then all bets are off and this could become a quite aggressive move lower. They're not there. They're volume weighted average price bands to here. They're not they're not Bollinger bands function slightly differently. OK, any other questions? With respect to OK Daniel. Hi, Daniel. Hello. You got a microphone, Daniel. OK, can you hear me right? I can, yeah. Yeah, OK, so I noticed on your on your graphs, well, first things first, I joined late into this conversation. So maybe the question I'm trying to ask you, maybe I've already answered it, but I'm going to ask anyway, so I was curious what kind of indicators are you using? I'm using volume weighted average price. Oh, OK. As opposed to the link that it explains all about the indicators, the links. OK, thank you. Thank you, sir. No problem at all. Thanks for the questions, Daniel. Any other questions? I'm going to wrap this one up here and I'll catch you all sometime next week. Thanks very much.