Aloha from 21 degrees north and 2,550 miles west of Los Angeles. I am Kaui Lucas, host of Hawaii is my mainland. Three days ago I had the honor of attending a gathering of educators, legislators, researchers, NGOs, activists, and the media at the Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology, which is located on Moku'olui, also known as Coconut Island. Ted Bolen was the primary instigator, and Dr. Ruth Gates, who is the primary investigator of research relating to coral reefs and climate change, was our gracious host. Dr. Gates is the director of HIMB. Also in attendance was Anthony Alto, documentary filmmaker and chairman of Sierra Club's Oahu Group. Currently, Anthony is working on a feature-length documentary film on climate change. They are both with us here today, and they are both Brits. Wow! Thank you for joining me on Think Tech. I think this is the first time I've had two UK folks on my show at the same time. Very auspicious. Well, it should have happened sooner, but maybe this time you'll learn how to pronounce aluminium correctly. Okay, what? Aluminium. Okay. Apparently, American scientists say it that way, so they must be right. Thank you both for coming downtown to participate this afternoon on Think Tech. Tuesday's meeting was really a lot of fun. You have arguably the best office in the state at least. You nailed it. It's fantastic to work on Coconut Island. It's an amazing facility that's owned and operated by the University of Hawaii, an organized research unit, where some of the most cutting-edge research in coastal marine biology happens. It's fabulous. Anthony, you have one of the most fun jobs I can imagine. Yeah, I'm here under false pretence. I'm not a scientist, I'm not a researcher, I'm not a politician. I was invited. You are media. Media, yeah. Well, I guess wearing the two hats. The Sierra Club was invited because obviously Sierra Club wants to be, is engaged in fact on this issue. In fact, the Sierra Club of Hawaii provided the first national chair of the first national Sierra Club committee that looked at the issue of Ries de Rene and he was at the meeting. And then the current national Sierra Club marine team is led also by a member of the Oahu Group, the Sierra Club Oahu Group, Doug Fetely. So you had, as far as Sierra Club is concerned, heavy hitters not just at a local level but at a national level. I'm there, I think more because I'm making this film about climate change. Yeah. Well, let's hear a little bit about that. I don't think Ruth has heard about this. Before the scientists? Yeah. All right. You're in charge. So tell us about the film because we all know what she does. Well, so the film, funnily enough, a colleague of Ruth's, Chip Fletcher, who is, as most people all know, and most people who watch this program know is Mr. Sea Level Rise, I think. He's the part guy who has done the most to put it on the map. He came up with a blue line to indicate to people where Sea Level Rise is going to affect different parts of the state. And Chip is desperate. He did a lot to help us with our campaign to get the city charter amended so we could create an office of climate change, sustainability, and resilience.  Can you make some public service announcements?  I went and asked the Hawaii Community Foundation. They gave me a small sea grant to start the process. And then looking at it, you know, most PSAs on TV are 15 seconds. If you're lucky, you get a few 30-second ones. It's a blue moon when you get a full one minute. And so to try to explain the complexity of everything that's happening in Hawaii in PSAs, it was just extremely daunting. And that's when we decided to make it a documentary. And when you think about it, there is no other place in the nation, maybe in the world, that is affected on more levels, multiple levels than Hawaii. There are places where it may be that on one issue there's another place where it's being affected more. There's places where sea level rise, the rise in temperatures is happening faster at the poles than it is closer to the equator. But you look at sea level rise, you look at changes in rainfall patterns which threaten our drinking water, which in turn then threaten drought, which affect the little food that we grow here ourselves, the fact that we're likely to be in the path of more frequent and stronger hurricanes, the fact that we're the extinction species, the species extinction capital of the world, more endangered species in Hawaii than anywhere else in the world. You start adding all of these things up and then you go and talk to ordinary folks. And a lot of them still don't get it. It's happening now. This is not something that's going to happen to their kids or their grandkids. It's happening now. And of course, one core piece of that is the coral reef piece and that's why I was at this meeting because as Ruth can explain, a lot better than me, the coral reefs are the rainforests of the oceans. Yes, I love that phrase. It's really beautiful. Why don't you explain it? I mean, it's a beautiful analogy because really, rainforests, they are the place where you find hundreds of millions of species that occupy the spaces that are created by these complex arrays of trees that assemble in communities. And in the rainforest, you find medicines that treat disease. In the rainforest, they protect other land masses by breaking wind energy coming along to land. There's all kinds of things that rainforests do. The coral reefs do exactly the same things. The corals themselves create structures that are home to, arguably, 25% of all marine species in the ocean at one point or another in their life. That's an astonishing figure for a structure that occupies, arguably, about 1% of the ocean landscape. So they're critically important as homes for others. Many of that are things that we find on our plates and that we eat. Some Pacific islands get 70% of their protein from the coral reef. And that's because of the structure. OK, so right here in Hawaii, if we were taking the temperature of the health of our reefs, where would you put it on a scale? We're not in good shape. And actually, we are not in good shape anywhere in the world. Let's be really blunt about what's happening on coral reefs. People say they're the canary in the coal mine for climate change. That is, canaries were put down when the air quality tanked, the canary died. Well, what's happening right now is the air quality, which is reflecting greenhouse gases and huge emissions of greenhouse gases, is driving warming that is pushing the environment outside of the thermal range of corals. And the downside is that we've lost already 50% of the world's coral reefs to major warming in the ocean and our first devastating. We have a picture of you diving that maybe you can talk about. So 50% worldwide, do you know what it is for Hawaii or have we done in that study? It's very variable over space. And this is a very difficult thing because as scientists, we can't study every place. So we come up with estimates. In some places, the coral reef is doing quite well. In other places, we maybe have lost 80% of our coral reefs. In Waikiki, we've probably lost everything because we've got such a lot of impact, not only from warming, but in Waikiki and in other places where you find a lot of people, those climate change impacts are being basically compounded by things that we do locally that are reflecting our activities on land that diminish the coral reef. And so development, the water quality, in that image, you could see the water quality was very cloudy. Well, in that image, there's a white coral, that's a bleached coral. That means that coral is suffering from higher than normal temperatures that have made it unwell. That white reflects really unhealthy corals. And you know, in the background there, you see the water quality. It's cloudy. That's because there was a rain event. And there was all this suspended material in the water that was from land that was washed down during the rain event onto the reef. And with that rain comes particulate matter, sediments. And with those sediments come pollutants that are trapped by the particles. So it's a perfect storm for the coral reef that lives next to a place where people live. So in that room where we were gathered, there's a picture of us. Shout out to Senator Willis Barrow for taking some pictures. There we were. We were trying to find a language to communicate about this. And one of the interesting discussions that kept coming up was the one about the new bill with regard to the sunscreens. And I was watching Ruth's face. And there was a lot of energy around it. But then when it came down to the science side, it was like, well, do we want to talk about sunscreen really a lot? Or not. It takes a lot of energy to change legislation. Maybe we should put that energy somewhere else. But on the other hand, there are other ways to think about this. So. Who are you asking the question of? Why don't we start out with Ruth, because I just. So I mean, I think that as a scientist, we have to be very objective about the array of stressors that are affecting reefs, things that are really diminishing the reef.  So the discussion of what comes next? Is it acidification? Is it sediments that are actually being suspended and burrowing? Carl's? Is it sunscreen, chemicals? Is it, you know, I don't know, birth control pills that are being flushed down the toilet? Are they really who I find thing you mentioned? Caffeine? Or caffeine. Is it all? Or just people walking on it. Or people walking on it, which is next? And what's happened with the sunscreen debate is there is some science that supports the fact that the sunscreen chemicals are poisoning early and young coral polyps. And so they're called zombie reefs. The reality is that that is probably nowhere near as big a threat as some of the other things that are on the reef today. But what's happened with the sunscreen debate, which is so excellent, is that people can relate to it. They understand their relationship to sunscreen. And they understand that their choices are affecting the health of the coral. And so now we have traction to not only discuss sunscreen, but also discuss the other stressors that are affecting coral. So in my mind, it's all good. It's all good. Plus, there's another thing that you said the other day at the meeting that struck me immediately, which is that we are coral. We are. A lot of people don't understand that coral is a living, breathing entity and organism. And you were pointing out how genetically we're very deeply connected. And you made the point that if that oxybenzone sunscreen is bad for the coral, then there's a fairly good chance that it's bad for us, too. And so there have got we one of the one of the reasons I'm making the film is that some of this scientific knowledge that we're acquiring still seems a little distant from people's lives. They don't understand how it's impacting them today. So even though, as Ruth explained, oxybenzone may not be the number one stressor. It may not be our number one issue. It's an issue that the public understands. Therefore, it's a relatively easy political victory. And in that sense, in terms of trying to educate the public, engage the public, bring them in, those sorts of little victories can be important to be able to have a headline saying Hawaii becomes the first state in the nation to ban sunscreens that may be damaging to coral reefs, I think is important. It energizes people, gets them engaged. And so this is an area where, as we know, science has not been very good in the past nationwide in making its case, which is why we're able to have this terribly anti-science administration in Washington DC at the moment. And so we have to do a better job of trying to explain to people how the science impacts them immediately. And so I'm prescanning this lady. She's going to help me with the film. Yay. Yes. I'm delighted to be able to do that. This is maybe a case of the perfect being the enemy of the good. In other words, if I was concerned about the legislation, well, if it only says the oxybenzene and then you change to another chemical that has a two-letter difference but is essentially as bad but doesn't come under that legislation, then where are we? And all that logistical stuff with creating public policy. So maybe the actual public policy wording itself isn't super important, just the overall intent, because the real benefit is going to be in the change behaviors. Yes. I mean, that's exactly what we're trying to do. Barbara Richmond always makes the statement that we're not managing coral reefs. We're managing people to protect coral reefs. And that is a really profound thing to get on board with. It's people's behaviors that need to change. It's not coral reefs behaviors that we need to change. And so when we're talking about the sunscreen, from the policy perspective, we're better to go with a chemical class, right? Instead of talking about a specific chemical compound, we should go for a class of chemicals. And we should think strategically about what the build is in policy to get rid of all of those chemicals in sunscreens that are not good. But really, this point that I think Anthony makes, that corals are our common ancestors. And we use them as models to understand human health. These chemicals are really not good. And so the best thing we can do for ourselves is to put on a long-sleeve shirt and a hat. Oh, yes. And it's so easy. And it's so cheap. It is. We're going to take a one-minute break and come back and dive right back into that. Thank you. Living in this crazy world, a fusion. Nothing is making sense. The solution. How to make a product. And keeping our community safe. Every day, we move in and out of each other's busy lives. It's easy to take for granted all the little moments that make up our every day. Some are good, others not so much. But that's life. It's when something doesn't seem quite right, that it's time to pay attention. Because only you know what's not supposed to be in your every day. So protect your every day. If you see something suspicious, say something to local authorities. Yeah, it's a blueprint. It is a blueprint now for how to move forward on every level. Welcome back to Hawaii is my mainland. Today I have Anthony Alto and Ruth Gates with me. And we were all together at the Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology at Moku Oloi Coconut Island this past Tuesday. And there we were with there were three legislators. I don't know how many scientists. Sierra Club very well represented. So you are, Anthony, you are now struggling very, very particularly with this. How do you choose what message and how to put, contextualize that message as you're going through this process of making a short PSA about climate change? How do you do that? Don't get me. The PSA is actually, I'm hoping I'm going to grow out of the film. I've been thinking about them. Somehow we've got to come up with a unifying message that works across all of them because we're going to be talking about hurricanes and sea level rise and food and rain and all kinds of disparate things. So we've got to find a unifying message in that. The way that I want to contextualize the piece about the reef and the coral is there's a new film that came out recently called Chasing Coral, which in some ways is very good, although as a filmmaker, a lot of the film was taken up with how difficult it was to make the film, which I thought was interesting because what it was actually what it was saying, the message it was saying is the public at large doesn't feel have an intimate relationship with reefs because it's actually very difficult to bring a coral reef into somebody's living room. It's difficult to film a thing. It's difficult to film the changes it's going through. And so the film showed that quite well. But really, to me, the whole heart of the film was in the last 10 minutes where they were finally able to put up the time lapses of healthy coral and then the same coral after bleaching. And this thing that is just truly astonishingly beautiful becomes ugly. And you can see people watching this footage for the first time, they're wiping tears from their eyes. Somehow or other, I want to get some of that emotion into the film. I want people to understand that we have a very visceral connection. Literally, we eat of the reef. We have a very visceral connection to the reef. I want to try and bring that home. And as for the business about the legislation, it's Gerald Ford could or he couldn't do it. We can chew gum and walk at the same time. We could do a little bill about the Oxybenzone and banning that and get that as the kind of victory that will grab headlines because it's so simple. And we can also do a comprehensive bill to do something about these events that are bringing so much dirt into the coral, off the mainland, off the islands, off the land. There's putting so much stress on the coral. And we're going to do it in language that people are familiar with. It can't be overly scientific, which is a good thing about having another Brit because you may have noticed Brints tend to speak their minds, you know what I mean? Speak their minds. And now I've been trying to work in the aluminium, but I haven't come up with anything. You know what I just like to pick up on one thing that Anthony said, and that is that we can do many things simultaneously. Not only can we, we have to. Because we had a warming event last year that has knocked out 20% of the world's reefs in a single year. In a single year. And the predictions are that those kinds of event will become much more frequent as we move forward as the ocean is warming. So we don't have time to do a sort of, well, we've got one small bill passed. We need to get another bill passed. We have got to do everything in our power right now to advance all agendas simultaneously to protect reefs. It is urgent. And it really picks up on a point that Anthony made right at the beginning, that we are in it now. We're not planning for it, we're in it. And I think you told this story about going grocery shopping one day. This was very interesting. And it really speaks to the communication of issues. I was in the supermarket and somebody came up behind me who I knew and said, Ruth, why are people pouring bleach on the reef? And really it made me step back and go, wow, we've made such a mess of communicating what coral bleaching is. Coral bleaching is a stress response that tells us that the coral is imminently on its way to dying. It isn't because we've poured bleach on it. But for me, it really was a, let's throw down the gauntlet now to communicate this issue much more clearly in many more venues, tuned to many different audiences. Because it's not about communicating at once. For me, it's about communicating at hundreds of times in hundreds of different ways to hundreds of different audiences. And obviously tuning to audience. I want to commend you also on the Gates Lab, the website that you have up now. I think it's GatesLab.com. It's Gates Coral Lab. Gates Coral Lab.com. You are doing a lot of things that are actually sort of superhero-ish. And so you're a great person to have on a show about climate change because it doesn't have to be all downer. Absolutely.  We know how to solve it on the planetary scale. We know that we need to reduce greenhouse gases. And we know there are many things that we can do to change our behaviors that will get us moving down that road fast. And we know in our own place how to solve some of the problems that are implicit in our place. That is, the big sediments that are coming because the rainwater is being channeled into race ways of concrete that funnel everything straight onto the reef. We know that there are alternative ways of doing that. And we can discuss that and we can get together. And I think what was so great about the group that got together on Tuesdays, people come with totally different perspectives and skills. And so what we really achieve is planning with many different skill sets that are complementary but not overlapping. And so what you were able to achieve with that planning is something so much bigger than any one set of communities like the scientists alone could do. And so I was thrilled by it. I think Hawaii should be the place where corals are central. The survival of corals is central to the tourist economy. We should make them the centerpiece for extraordinary action by many different stakeholder groups. And I think we're poised to do that. And I'm very excited to see these things moving forward. So if we can get that message that what we do in our backyards, what we do with the streams as far as these rain events cause huge downpours that last for days and then we have the waters, the wastewater that go out and cover everything. So that is really somehow we have to get that image together with the coral message. It's like cleaning up our stormwater system. And it's just a process of what Ruth was talking about, constant engagement on every different level. I mean, it's great that Hawaii is leading the world in research on how to find ways to assist corals to survive these events, to allow, to help encourage the ones that are best able to adapt to higher temperatures. So there's a chance that we can find a way to help them live on. I mean, that's very high level research. It's the kind of thing that Hawaii needs to be boosting the reputation of its universities because we need the university to be a driver of different types of economic jobs because we're not going to be able to rely on tourism in two generations because of sea level rise. I'm sorry, what did you say? Would you repeat that again? On one level, you've got that high level stuff and on the bottom level, we need a campaign to tell people to stop using more pesticides in their backyards because that's the primary source of the pesticides that's ending up in Aniesha waters. It's not the big farmers. It's not the GMO people, you know, as much as you might like to hate them. It's not them. It's us in our backyards. You can do both. You're educating at a global level, going to global conferences and getting Nobel Prizes, I hope, and what have you at one level. On the other level, it's just you and me doing whatever we do in the backyard. And we need to communicate on all of those different levels at the same time. And so one of the things I'm most excited about with my film is that we're going to do smaller segments. We're going to edit smaller segments of the film and write lesson plans to give to schools so that they can take those, so they can do a segment on sea level rise. They'll have whatever they like, five, 10-minute video on it, and then a lesson plan to go along with it so that we can start getting to the next cohort of leaders, the high schoolers of today. We want to get them when they're young and get them working on this, right? So is that tailored toward Hawaii at all? You've shared with me the title, the excellent. It's just, yeah, it's called Aupulpinikia, which means trouble times, which is what we're in. Yeah, and it's based on Hawaii, because the other thing is Hawaii, because we're affected by so many of these different issues simultaneously, even though most people aren't aware of that, gives us the opportunity, and I would argue, the obligation, to become a model to the world. We are a microcosm of the world, and we should become a model to the world of how we can respond on all of these different levels. I couldn't agree with you more. I'm so glad to see that the Malama Honua folks were in the room too, and I sort of see this as, OK, they've shown us how to be the model, and now we get to translate that from navigating a canoe to navigating a planet. Well, navigating an island. I mean, what Malama Honua did is it took Hawaii to the world, it sort of took us out of ourselves. Now what we need to do is avoid inside, and I've often heard the phrase that we know more about outer space than we do about our own oceans, and so that, again, reinforces the need to be doing the kind of research that you're doing. Absolutely. Well, thank you both for coming downtown and braving Friday, Chack, to have, to continue the conversation, and Godspeed to you both. Thank you. It was fun. Thank you. It was great. Thank you.


very good morning guys, this is Gautam from Kislai Metal. Today we are going to discuss about the pipelines and activities in AguData Factory.  So, like if I want to either copy the data from one location to another location, I can write a task inside the pipeline. So, the task can be created or it can be executed inside the pipeline.   Like if I want to perform a data movement from one location to another location, I can write a copy activity or if I want to delete the data from one location, I can use the delete activity. So, you will perform a task that is a activities. So, activities we have, it takes mainly data movement, data transformation and control code. Data movement is nothing but suppose if I want to move the data from data lake storage to data warehouse, I can use a data movement. Suppose if I want to move the data lake, data from file system to the data lake, I can use the copy activity. So, copy activity is an example for the data movement transformation activities. Transformation, data transformation is like I am extracting the data on top of the data and performing some changes to the data using some scripts, ok. Example is like if I want to extract the data from the data lake and then I have to change the data using some Python script and then again put back the data into the data lake. So, data transformation is like you are extracting the data from your source location and then making the transformation on top of it and then putting it back to the data. So, example we have a lot of data transformation activities in data factory. So, that I will show you in a good photo page. Control code is nothing but it is in a if your data is you are extracting the data and you are putting some if conditions like I want to move the data to this location based on my condition. If it is true, then move to this location. If it is false, then move to other location. So, this kind of activity which we will handle in the control code, ok. So, conditional based expression control we can handle it in the control code. To move more about this activities on pipeline, we can very well use it to the data factory link which I have listed in the. Let me walk through the pipeline and activities in the Azure Data Factory page. If you see here my screen Azure Data Factory. So, if you click on this plus button it will allow you to create a pipeline, ok. This is a pipeline which is created now. Now, on the left side we will find various activities like if I want to move the data from one location to another location I can install copy activity, ok. So, here you have this way the source and sync location, ok. And then if you want to create any mapping beneath the source and sync location, we can import the schema and do it, ok.  So, each and every activity which we need is a data set. Data set is nothing but you are referring the actual data present in the location and then you are consuming the data and producing the new data, ok. So, data set is very very mandatory for consuming it and producing the new data within activity. So, every activity will have a data set, ok. Where if we want to get the data from a file such as present in your local machine or if you want to get the data from this area does not put. So, you have it you must have a data set, ok. This is these two are the examples of the data movement transformation, the data movement activity, ok. So, transformation is like we have observed function here, we have bad service data bridge. So, these and all comes under transformation and control flow we have these conditions. If the case is true will then we will we have the execute another activity which works means we have execute another activity. So, we have similarly like switch actually, ok. We will discuss about each and every activity in the next sub communication, ok. The default case you can write it, other way is you have to write a different case. So, this is activity actually, we will discuss about the limited services and data sets which are on other types of activity in the next upcoming videos. So, hope you enjoy it. Please subscribe. Thank you.


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What's up guys? I'm Brian Sacawa. You're watching He Spoke Style and today I'm showing you how I style my hair. So one of the very first videos we ever did on the channel was a hair styling video. Information is still good, but we wanted to do a little bit of an update to that video for now. One of the biggest changes from that video is the product I use. Back then I was using Brill Cream, which I do not recommend anyone use anymore. It's very greasy. It leaves a lot of residue on your pillowcases and it also has a very sort of shiny or greasy look, so I don't use that anymore. I have had the same haircut for about the past six or seven years. It's a classic side part haircut, so I'm going to show you how I style my hair right now. First thing I do is once I get out of the shower, I don't use a blow dryer or anything.  So when I do this, I like to keep it somewhat damp just so I can move the product around in it a little bit, but also dry enough that it will set pretty quickly. So I have used a lot of different products since that very first video that we did and most recently I have been using the Imperial Classic Pomade, but I'm out of that right now. So we're just going to use another one that I have with me right here, and that is the Layrite Original Pomade. It's pretty good. It does have kind of like a Play-Doh smell to it, but for the style of the haircut that I have, this works pretty well. So the first thing I do is take about a nickel-sized amount and rub that around in my hands. Then I try to get it all the way through my hair. I work it all the way through and I do have a really bad colic in the back of my hair, back of my head. So I always put a little bit extra there just so it stays down. Make sure to get the side a little bit too. And I really make sure to get it all the way from the tips of my hair all the way to the roots as well. So once I've got that, I will actually I'm going to put a little bit of extra right here because that has trouble laying down sometimes. But once I'm done with that, I will take my comb and just comb it into place. Comb it over to the side and then the front is kind of the key. And everyone's hair is different. Mine tends to want to go back like that. So that is what I do. And that is pretty much it. It's very simple to do. Throughout the day as this dries, if I want to one thing I like about this product as well as the Imperial Pomade is that it's as it dries. If I want to get rid of some of the comb marks in my hair, I can run my comb through it again, and it looks a little bit more natural and matte finished. So that's how I style my hair. Thanks for watching. If you like this video, give it a thumbs up. Be sure to subscribe to the channel. And until next time, thanks for watching and stay


The Black Viking is back, and ready to react. So, Daredevil has released an official trailer. Let's get this in. Fix this motherfucking camel. And get this in. Now I'm saying, Jill. As a kid, I used to dream what it would be like to live somewhere far away from Hell's Kitchen. The city was a part of me. It was in my blood. And I would do anything to make it a better place. I knew that in the evening. Sometimes the difference between the two is a short line. Sometimes it's a blur. Sometimes you have to do things outside of the law. The difference. I know it doesn't feel like it sometimes, but we are. You're blind, but you see so much. I hear things. Hear what they call stuff like that.  Did he say a magic suit? No. Armored suit, whatever. Metal suit. I'm sorry. I'm retarded right now. Or magic hammer. Yeah, that was funny. It looks a lot darker. You know what the movie was? But I'm looking forward to it. I'm gonna check it out. Private Pyle playing the kingpin. I'm not even explaining who Private Pyle is. All of you know who I'm talking about. Private Pyle.  That was his breakout role right there.  The comedic chemistry between him and the drill sergeant. That's all I got to say. So post a comment down below. Let me know what you think about this. Will you be watching Daredevil? Will you not? I'll be watching Daredevil. And I've got Netflix. I can just lay in the bed, stream it and watch. I love modern technology. One million subscribers.


Wel, bod yda, i chi gyd, croesionol, i pob un. Welcom to everybody, thank you for being at this first press conference after the summer and at the start of what will be a very busy few months ahead. The term starts on Sunday when we will improve the safety of all road users, including motorists, by introducing a default 20 mile per hour speed limit. So, if you know, I had the chance to meet people living and working in St Pryde's major in the Vale of Glamorgan last week. They were part of the first trial of 20 mile an hour zones and they spoke very eloquently there about the benefits and the improvements that they have seen since that new speed limit was introduced. Early in the term we will begin the process of modernising our democracy as we introduce the senate reform legislation, taking steps to create a senate which properly reflects the needs of today's Wales. This is a once in a generation opportunity to reform the senate, to deepen and strengthen our Welsh democracy, growing from the structures which were created 25 years ago now, before lawmaking and tax raising powers were devolved to Wales. By the end of the autumn term in December we'll publish the second report showing the progress we've made towards the shared commitments in the cooperation agreement with Plyde Cymru. During the autumn we'll be putting the final touches to other parts of the legislative programme, the bill to reform the bus industry and a bill to give people living in the shadow of disused tips a greater sense of security. All of this, of course, are being carried out against the bleakest financial backdrop in the whole of the devolution period. The last time I was at a press conference at the end of the summer term I explained the incredibly difficult financial situation we were facing and we have worked right through the summer to address the deficits that we now face. Those are deficits created by a decade and more of austerity and then the events of more recent times, the impact of very high inflation, unfunded public sector pay rises, sky high energy prices and the mess the UK government has made of the economy. All of that means that our financial position is up to 900 million pounds lower in real terms than what was expected at the time of the last spending review in 2021. Cabinet has been working throughout the summer to look at where spending can be delayed or deferred to where it can be re-prioritised or reduced to ensure that we can balance our budget. It's been a complex piece of work involving thousands of individual budget lines. We're now bringing all that work together. The Cabinet will be making the difficult decisions to ensure the public services continue to have the funding they need and that at the same time we do not breach our budget limit this year because if that were to happen it would create an even more difficult funding situation. Over the last couple of weeks while we've been working intensively on the budget, we've also been responding to the UK Government's Department for Education's updated risk assessment for school buildings with reinforced auto-claved, aerated concrete. As you know this form of concrete was used in buildings across the UK between the 1960s and the 1990s. I want to be clear that this is not the first time we've paid attention to RAC. The public sector in Wales has been carefully and safely managing property which has been identified as containing RAC. What changed last week was the Department for Education's risk assessment. Here in Wales two schools in Anglesey which were temporarily closed last week had both been subject to a regular monitoring regime. They were closed at the start of last week for further safety inspections to be carried out and I'm very glad that both schools are now partially reopening to students. And these are the only schools so far affected in Wales. Local authorities have been reviewing their school estate to identify any areas suspected of having RAC and on Friday last we published the latest position of each local authority as the assessment work continues. A clear majority of local authorities in Wales have confirmed that their schools are not affected. We continue to expect the results of all the initial assessment work by the end of this week at the latest. And I know that this has inevitably been a worrying time for parents, teachers and students but I hope that the emerging picture in Wales will be one that people find reassuring. And of course I want to thank everybody in our schools and the local authorities who have worked very hard over the last days to undertake these checks and to ensure people's safety. Of course RAC is used in buildings far beyond the education, estate and local authorities are assessing their other buildings for RAC. We know it was used extensively in the construction of Withibush Hospital and to a lesser extent in Neville Hall Hospital. Six wards have now been closed at Withibush. We've allocated nearly £13 million to support the ongoing survey work and remediation. And in Neville Hall it's fortunate that RAC is not present in patient areas at the hospital but some areas have been closed in that precautionary way. Tomorrow the Minister for Education will provide an update on the floor of the Centre and we will provide a further update by the end of this week so that everybody can be kept informed about those latest developments. And there's a dedicated page now on the Welsh Government website where all that information can be found. Well yesterday's match against Fiji in the World Cup was a heart-stopping occasion but now that we're over that first game people in Wales will be looking forward to another Welsh win on Saturday. And as the Rugby World Cup progresses the very best of Wales will be on show all over France. We will have taken some of our leading artists, food producers, culture across the channel to showcase the huge amount of talent Wales has to offer as part of our year-long Wales in France programme of events. I'll end this morning of course by wishing Wales the very best of luck this weekend against Portugal and in the final two group matches against Australia and Georgia. This is a challenging group, some of those later matches in particular will be very tough but the team can be completely confident that they have the support of a whole of Wales in going as deeply into the competition as is possible. Diolch o galon i chi gyd am now going to take some questions and I'm going to start in the room, Claire, Claire Bawd, from Bawr Media. Thank you First Minister. So we know that 20mph is coming in on Sunday and the Welsh Conservatives have put in another motion in the Senedd to try and block the 20mph coming in again. Now how are the Welsh Government planning on convincing them and many other people across Wales who are skeptical that it's not a waste of money and that it is worth all this time and effort whilst the Welsh NHS is struggling and whilst there's a cost of living crisis going on? Well, I'm confident that Conservative motion will be defeated. This is a manifesto commitment of the Labour Party. It was in our election manifesto and I sometimes feel that the opposition parties, the Conservative Party in Wales in particular is accusing us of keeping our promises. Well, we will be keeping our promises and our motion will not have a material impact on that. The questions of money are fair enough but the answer is also very straightforward. We will invest around £32m in one-off expenditure, changing signs, making sure the roads are properly marked out and so on, and that one-off money of £32m will save £92m every single year in the NHS. So, we will be paid back many, many times over for the investment that we are making. And while I understand that all change is challenging and that at the start of making a difference, saving lives, preventing accidents, giving people back the streets on which they live, I'm also confident that once it's there and people get used to it, people will find the advantages. Of it, just as other changes in the field of road transport, the breathalyzer, seatbelt wearing, other speed limits, controversial in their time, are now completely accepted. And we saw in the last couple weeks the RCN Wales ending their strike action as they accepted the Welsh Government pay offer, but in her statement Helen Wiley said, you know, a key part of this deal working was the Welsh Government keeping their promises of ensuring that the work-life balance for nurses across Wales improves dramatically. How are you going to promise that that improvement continues and prevents further strike action potentially into three months' time? Well, I was very glad that the strike action has been brought to an end. Part of that was intensive discussions with the RCN, but with other trade unions in the health field as well, about not just money, but conditions of service and the way in which the working day is navigated by people in what are very pressured and very demanding. So, we have a detailed programme of work that we've agreed with our trade union colleagues and we will be implementing that in exactly that same spirit through our partnership arrangements. We've always had, as you know, we've recently passed our social partnership bill, but in the health service we've always had partnership arrangements and those arrangements are what have helped us to come to the agreement we now have. So, we will be using those partnership forums to make sure that the things we've talked about already and are committed to doing jointly that we pursue those now over the months ahead. Clare, thank you very much. I'm going to go to Joanne Gallagher from ITV Wales on the screen. Morning, First Minister. ITV Wales has had exclusive look around Withibosh Hospital, looking at the repairs and the cost that is going to go into funding the repairs that they are doing with RAC. Currently, it's £13 million. That number is expected to grow. Do you think that money would be better placed, therefore, on building new hospitals rather than patching up the old ones that have got this condition? Joanne, thank you. I think that's a really important question. Because the Minister for Health's own area is centred around Withibosh, the decisions on the immediate investment that needed have come to me, and I've agreed to those, but I've also sent a very clear message to the local health board that I wanted to see any further requests for help to be within a broader plan for how they expect services in that part of Wales to be designed for the future. I was the health minister myself when we embarked upon a relatively modest set of investments at another hospital in Wales to deal with a different sort of building difficulty. By the time I'd stopped being health minister, that was over £100 million that was required. What I want to see in Withibosh is the Welsh Government working with the local health board to make sure that the building is safe and patients and visitors and staff are kept safe. But I want to see it within a clear sense of the longer term plan for health services in that area, including the future of the Withibosh site, always being part of the plans of the health service there for the future, but now needing to be thought of afresh in the light of these latest developments. Diolch. We know that there have been dog attacks in Wales in the past and sadly deaths. Therefore, I wonder what your thoughts are on the possible banning of this American bully exiled dog which is currently being looked at by the UK Government. Well, I think the UK Government should get on with it and get on with it as fast as possible. Some people here will remember that a 10-year-old child died in Caerphilly back in 2021. I attended the Police Federation National Bravery Awards in London just at the start of the recess and the small team of police officers who attended that absolutely awful incident were nominated for a national bravery award. I was fortunate enough to be able to talk with them about what they had witnessed that night and how they had helped others to deal with it. You cannot imagine how awful that must have been. We wrote to the UK Government then urging them to strengthen the protections in law against what we had seen. The Dangerous Dogs Act of 1991 I think is non-devolved. It's in the hands of the UK Government. I think they should have acted already and I certainly think they need to act now. John, thank you very much. I'll go to Ruth Mozalski at Wales Online. Thank you, Minister. We're obviously days away now from the 20-mile-an-hour limit coming into force and there's been, especially plenty of antithopy about it. Has that reaction that you're now starting to gauge given you any thought that maybe it's not the right policy, that we shouldn't be pursuing that for Wales? Well, Ruth, as I said, it was a commitment in Labour's manifesto. It was in front of people in Wales when they cast their votes. Politicians are very often criticised for not keeping their promises and this is a promise that we will be keeping here in Wales. I'm reinforced in my belief that it is the right thing to do from the experience we see elsewhere in the world. Spain, which has had this policy in place over recent years, has seen a 20% reduction in urban deaths on their roads. They thought they saw a 34% reductions in fatalities involving cyclists. Myself, I think when people begin to see the policy in action, most people will agree that it is a relatively small thing to ask, that we drive at speeds that save people's lives. And the evidence that driving a 20mph rather than 30mph is very clear on that point. Wales has often led the way in progressive policies. We're used to them being controversial at the time that we introduced them. When we changed the law in relation to organ donation, no other part of the United Kingdom was willing to do the same thing. And you remember how controversial it was here in Wales. Now every part of the United Kingdom does so. Last week, the Irish government announced that they were introducing the same policy on roads in the Republic of Ireland. I am reconciled to a period of turbulence when you make a change, but I am also confident that once the policy is there and operating, people will see that it is a sensible and progressive thing to do. It will prevent accidents, it will save lives and it will be absolutely worth doing. Thank you. This morning you've reiterated your warning about the budget shortfalls, again saying it's £900m that you're going to have to try and plug. Given that headline figure, are the policies that you've announced such as universal free school meals and providing primary school children with free childcare for all over two, sorry? Are they still affordable? Well, I've had to be clear with all my colleagues that at the start of this exercise there wasn't any part of the Welsh government that could be regarded as outside the parameters of the exercise. But the exercise has all been about our priorities and making sure that even in these toughest of times we preserve the things that we think are the most important, even if we have to slow down or reduce or implement over a longer period of time than we'd hoped some of the other policies that we will pursue. We are in the closing stages of all that work. I met with cabinet colleagues three times last week. Cabinet will meet again today and we continue to work through the fine detail of it all. I don't think it's sensible for me to start telling you the results of our individual threads in all of that, but as soon as that work is completed and we're ready to explain to people how we will manage the rest of this year, then the finance minister will make a statement on the floor of the Senate and we'll put all that information into the public domain. Ruth, thank you very much. Over to Dan Davies in the room. We hear in this morning that the deal to keep Wilco shops open is not going to work and we understand that that could affect a thousand jobs in Wales. What is the Welsh government going to do to help those people and more broadly to help the high street? Well, it is very sad news that the different rescue attempts that have been identified over past weeks look like they're not going to come through and I'm afraid it does tell us something about the wider state of confidence in the economy. What we will now do is to do what we have done and done successfully in the sorts of instances in the past. We will put a group together, the DWP ourselves, Careers Wales and so on to make sure that we do everything we can to match people who will be losing their jobs with other opportunities that exist elsewhere. In some ways a moment in the Welsh economy where there are contradictory patterns to be seen, we still have very large numbers of vacancies and we have more vacancies than we have people looking for them. The vacancy numbers are coming down, the number of searches people have to make to get a job is going up so there are some contradictory patterns in the data. But the data does still show lots of vacancies and our job is to make sure that people looking for jobs who were working for Willco will know where those other opportunities lie and we can do everything we can to help them to find them. We can make some investments to make sure people are trained for new careers where they have things they would like to do in the future. There is a future for the high street in Wales but it's not a future that rests on trying to recreate the high street of the past. The high street of the future will I think be a much more mixed place, it will have more residential accommodation, more people will live over shops in the high street. There will be a greater emphasis on leisure, there will be more restaurants and opportunities for people to come and enjoy themselves and there will be retail of course as well. We have got some very successful high streets in Wales but what they managed to do is to find a unique identity, something that makes them different to other high streets and therefore makes them places where people want to visit. We work with the retail consortium and people who are in the field to try and design that future. It's another transition and transitions as we know are challenging for people but I feel very much that there is a successful future for the high street but it's got to be innovative and it's got to be focused on a distinctive offer and it's got to involve a wider range of elements than the traditional high street of the past. Wel, ar ôl nifer o posibiliadau i helpu'r cwmni wilco, mae'n dristu clwed, mae'r posibiliadau na ddim wedi troi mas i'r helpu. I ffindio rhywun arall i Cymru drostodd a gwaith mae'r cwmni wedi wneud.  So ei dod tasglu digilydd pobl sy'n gweithio anumai sema anghymru a DWP o Llynddaen i helpu pobl sy'n gweithio i wlco a hyn o bryd i ffindio a swyddi newydd. Mae lot o swyddi am ar gael anghymru a hyn o bryd, so byddwn ni'n ganw'n bwyntio ar helpu bobol ti ddim yn mynd i gweithio i wilco yn dyfodol, i fyndio ble mae'r posibliadau a eraill a posibliadau newydd ble mae'r bobol yn isio cael fforddiant er enghraifft i paratoi am pethau newydd yn y bobadau nhw. Fe ddod am ystryd fawr yn cyfredinol, yng Nghymru ni mae dyfodol Llywodraeth Argyll i'r ystryd fawr ond bydd hwnna ddim anghyl yng Nghymru allu mynd nôl a beth oedd yn gweithio ar ystryd fawr yn gorffennol.  Mae'n llwyddo atos mae'n nhw'n rhoi fel o beth unigryw. Rhyw resom i mynd fanna sy'n wahanol i'r osama i mynd i'r strydau fawr yn yr ardal. So, i'n cydweithio, gyda bobol sy'n cydweithio, yna maes i triol i cynllunio am dyfodol i'r stryd fawr yn cyfredinol trwy fod fel wedais i hyblig, creadigol, a ffocasi ar beth sydd unigryw am beth mae bobol yn neud yn lleol. Ddechrau'n fawr iawn. Given the financial hole that you say you're in, I would imagine that you were gutted over the summer to hear Keir Starmer make clear repeatedly that he's preparing for a general election without making any new spending commitments. Have you communicated to him that as far as public services in Wales are concerned, you can't carry on like this and that an incoming Labour Government will have to spend more? Well, of course, I do have regular discussions with the leader of the Labour Party and he is very well aware that just as we face these genuine difficulties in Wales, he will inherit responsibilities if Labour wins the next general election, as I very much hope we will. He will face a similar pattern everywhere in the United Kingdom. An incoming Labour Government is not going to be able simply to turn on spending taps because of the economic mess that that Labour Government will inherit, but what you can be sure of and you know Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves and others have said this very often. The purpose of an incoming Labour Government would be put the economy back on its feet, the find ways of returning us to levels of growth which will routine in this country for 60 years. Between 1945 and 2010, the disruptive period is the period of austerity and the flawed and failed policies followed in that period. Put the economy back on its feet, get growth to happen again, use that dividend of growth to reinvest in our public services. It's not going to happen on the first day of a Labour Government. We know that, but the ambition will be very different indeed. It will be, as I say, to make sure that we return at the economy of the United Kingdom to that path of growth which was sustained for 60 years and more and then to be able to repair the damage in our public services that has been such a feature of the last 13 years. Diolch yn fawr. Thank you all very much indeed.


How's it going people? Welcome back to yet another amazing video from yours truly Dapuulis. Now guys I know I'm actually selling my couch. Yes today I decided to do a very relaxed video because I wanted to have a conversation with you guys. Now guys in this video I'm going to be sharing my most profitable trade like this trade was an absolute game changer for me and the reason why I felt the need to share this trade with you guys is because I can see the market opening up again we've seen oil prices go through the roof we've seen the euro collapse we've seen gold go through the roof as well the market is absolutely smashing it right now meaning that there are more opportunities now than ever okay so there was a particular trade that I made five five thousand pips from okay and I want to share that story with you guys so I want to share with you guys how I was able to predict the trade how I was able to predict five thousand pips and how I was able to enter the trade and how I was able to manage my trade and how I was able to make a lot of money from the trade okay guys so in this one particular trade I think it was over a hundred thousand US dollars from one trade in this video I'm going to be sharing with you guys how exactly I made over a hundred thousand US dollars from one trade now if you're interested in finding out how to and guys it was just it was okay it wasn't just one trade it was a couple of trades but on one pair in one move in from one analysis so if you are interested in finding out how exactly you can because the market is presenting those opportunities right now as we speak so if I were you I would sit back and listen to everything I've got to say in this video alright guys so um before I jump into the nitty gritty of the video I just wanted to say a quick shout out to every single one of you who's been watching these these videos being gaining value all the forex mastery students I love you guys very much all the subscribers you guys are absolutely amazing today I just decided to just sit on my couch and actually just converse with you guys because I'm always on my desk bashing up bashing up we've been you know talking about charts a lot lately we've actually made a lot of money from the euro to oil um and now and gold as well and now I can see more trades lining up as well now let's go into um this fantastic trade that I'm talking about now guys the trade in question the pair that I was trading at the time was actually gold I made a hundred and 115 thousand US dollars from one move from one move and this is what I keep preaching to you guys it's not how many different pairs you trade I make you money it's not how many times you even trade it's not how long you spend in front of your screen that makes you money okay um it's all about doing your analysis properly okay and doing what I mean analysis your top down analysis your ability to go on higher timeframes and anticipate thousands of pips into the future I preach this a lot but let me exactly explain to you let me explain to you guys how exactly I was able to put this to practice and make a significant amount of money now um like I keep saying um the trade was gold right so this was in 2007 2018 late 17 I had seen the market try to like set up in 2017 but it was in 2018 that I was able to and I would try as much as possible to put screenshot here so that you guys can understand it but I want you guys to listen to the thought process to my thought process you know as to how I went to bag 5000 pips from you know this just just just this one pair right so 2018 I had seen gold set up gold was setting up pretty nicely at the time nobody could really see what was happening because um gold was in a range on the daily time frame and the weekly time frame okay four hour time frame traders and one hour time frame traders were making money today losing money tomorrow making money today losing money to work tomorrow now all I simply did was I went on the monthly time frame and from a monthly time frame perspective I'd seen that gold had rallied up you know and I pulled back and whilst it was pulling back it pulled back into a Fibonacci level a 50 Fibonacci level right um so for you to be able to understand what I'm saying in this video you might need some background when it comes to forex trading um and it better still you advise you to be a forex mastery student because the mastery students understand exactly what I'm going to be explaining here but let me carry on so gold had rallied up um you know huge but this is a monthly time frame anyways that consolidation that everybody will see like gold isn't going anywhere gold isn't going anywhere I noticed two things I noticed that that consolidation was actually a pullback from a massive move that lasted maybe three or four years okay now guys I want you to once again listen and understand the thought process I when I say monthly time frame people run away when I say weekly guys these are the bedrocks of future price predictions okay the higher time frames will give way to rather will give birth to the lower time frame movements okay so you understanding what's happening on higher time frames is to your own advantage nobody's asking you to trade on these higher time frames okay so back to what I was saying so in the monthly time frame I've seen that the market had rallied all the way to the upside and pulled back and then the market was consolidating was consolidating for a very long time now within that consolidation on the monthly time frame I had spotted something that looked like an inverse head and shoulder forex mastery students you already know module four I'm sorry module five talks about trend reversals okay now these principles are very simple okay I had seen that this consolidation was an inverse head and shoulder now what does an inverse head and shoulder look like I'll put it here let me try and put it here okay this is exactly what an inverse head and shoulder looks like so the market dips down it pulls up it dips down lower pulls up and dips down forming a right shoulder which is going to be at the same price as the left shoulder so let's say we fall down to five dollars okay we pull up and we fall down to two dollars and we pull up and we fall down back to five dollars at the same so it now looks like left shoulder go up head right shoulder now this is for people who know nothing about forex training so I had seen this pattern form on a monthly time frame now an inverse head and shoulder simply means that if the market reverses so an inverse head and shoulder is a reversal pattern meaning that if the market sustains that reversal based on that inverse head and shoulder okay so don't forget it looks like a w just imagine what a w looks like I said an inverse head and shoulder is a freaking w right and the philosophies of trading state that if you're able to break the neckline of that w once you break it the market is most likely going to reverse in that direction so don't forget God had gone up like this come down giving us a w so we were at the point of the w but a lot of traders would not understand what was happening at the time because I mean like if you're not a higher time if you don't have the skill set when it comes to analyzing higher time frames you will struggle with things like this so a lot of people are getting chopped in and chopped out and you know it was an absolute mess I kept on seeing people you know getting slaughtered by gold and I'll just obviously I'll just laugh it now and this is what I always preach on the forex mastery program like you know your top down analysis will give you the ability to understand not just even the ability to trade but understand when to stay the hell out of the game so I've been away from gold for a long time and I'd seen the w pattern form now don't forget guys this is a monthly timeframe and and this is the ideology of the top down analysis now guys I want to give you the absolute hack to this game this I want to give you the absolute bombshell to this whole thing so in essence the top down analysis is you know and what we what we speak about on the forex mastery program by the way for those of you who haven't got in the program the link is going to be around here somewhere as always we put the link down here but let me tell you the value of this thing I keep talking about this forex mastery course this blah blah blah blah blah the idea of the forex mastery is your ability to identify big time patterns on higher time frames so for example in this trade it was gold and because it was happening on a big time frame mean that if that consolidation if that w pattern eventually plays out because it's a monthly timeframe it will play out into thousands of pips you guys know that higher time a lot of people don't like to trade the higher time frame because they don't have the patience to wait for the market to move you don't have to trade on the higher time frames your the top down analysis and the forex mastery program teaches you how to identify the breakouts on higher time frames so that you can use lower time frame strategies to jump in to the trade now back to this example back to this example literally it was a breakout pattern okay it was a push to the upside we are pulled back as we pulled back into the 50 Fibonacci region the market had come into a range and that range was looking ripe to break out breakouts happen all the time so you probably ask me that's also like I could just trade a one hour timeframe breaker for it's fine you can do all that but think about it this way if a market ranges on a one hour timeframe and we break out of that range right is a situation of we rally 50 70 80 100 pips max okay the philosophies are the same the only difference is why would I be stressing myself trying to catch 50 80 100 pips when I can use my analytical skills and identify breakouts on big time frames knowing fully well that when they break out they will rally 5000 to 8000 pips this is the idea and this is what I keep preaching on the channel okay and once you are able to identify these things you're not expected to trade on those time frames so back to the example which is gold now for gold and like I teach on the forex mastery program module five once again you guys already know what reversal patterns look like okay it is it is double bottoms double tops inverse head and shoulders and head and shoulder patterns that form on higher time frames like monthly time frames another thing that I noticed about you know for my years of trading is anytime a chat pattern forms on a higher time frame it always most likely holds and this gold trade is no different as a matter of fact this gold trade just confirmed everything so the w pattern had formed there was the neckline all I needed to do was simply wait for the market to break the neckline did I trade on the higher time frame no I waited for a monthly candle close break above the neckline now what I'm saying might be confusing a lot of you guys if you don't understand what I'm saying hmm I suggest you to grab the forex mastery program once again the link is going to be around here somewhere it is packed with so much value so much information so that you can sit down from where I'm sat like right about here all I need is one screen I can look at this stuff in five five three five minutes I can anticipate two to five thousand pips into the future okay so back to what I was saying the neckline now you know the market was you know ripe wanting to break that range so all I did was I simply waited for the monthly candle to break above and close above now today I'm not really going to be showing too many charts just screenshots because if you scroll through my channel you see I'm always talking technicals technicals technicals today I want to converse okay I will definitely be back on the charts very soon maybe 10 days from now once the market is ripe by the way GBP USD is looking very sweet and my lips are dry I'm gonna say think about my lips being dry is this camera I've got a new camera is really sharp the thing catches on every single spot on my face every single crackling guys hold on one second anyways back to what I was saying so um you know like that was it like so the market was looking really really ripe and all I did was waited for a monthly candle to break above and close above the neckline did I trade the monthly candle close and break of the monthly candle um of the monthly sorry did I hold on did I trade the the break of the monthly candle close no I didn't what did I do I simply waited for the monthly candle to close break above close above then I came on a lower time frame but you have to understand that because of the fact that I've done my analysis on a higher time frame I had been able to anticipate 5000 pips into the future okay guys hold on one second I think sorry guys I got a bit distracted then my my phone here was giving me a little bit of distraction now guys back to what I was talking about so for the gorge situation let me just quickly summarize it right so I've seen the pullback and the market was you know the market had ranged for maybe about 4000 pips now one of the philosophies of forex state that we would break out for okay let me give you an example so if we range for 4000 pips when we break out of that range we would most likely rally for 4000 pips in this case the range was about 5000 pips so I just said to myself like listen if this thing breaks out everything was indicating to the upside everything was indicating to the upside I'm like listen I literally have a potential 5000 pips with looking at me right about now okay and like I said all I did was wait for the monthly candle to break above close above then I came on a daily time frame now what I do on a daily time frame is I look out for the trend within the trend what this simply means is simple I would for instance before that market the monthly time candle had broken above the neckline best believe that the market had wiggled his way all the way to the top of the neckline right you know how it goes when you scale down from a high time frame to a low time frame you see all the little wiggles going all the way to exactly so all I did was you know on the daily time frame what exactly you're required to do is okay I think I'm giving away too much information at this point forex mastery students are going to kill me okay I'm not going to tell you all the information if you want to understand how to trade like this you're going to have to grab the program the link is around here somewhere in here you know they always put the links here in the description I also realized that people from Nigeria were having issues paying for the forex mastery program due to their card limitation I understand that I am predominantly Nigerian I know the challenges you guys are facing with the economy so what we've done is we've put down if you go to the to the checkout page of the forex mastery program you will see a link just scroll down properly you see a link that says Naira cards here so you can pay your local currency but for the rest of the world just go as normal just click the $99 fill in your card information click next and go please don't get confused everybody do as normal only people from Nigeria are required to scroll down a bit more and then this is a this is I'm talking about where you are okay what I'm going to do is I'll tell my team to put a pay stack link in the description of this video so you literally see it every other person just grab the program normally but we'll indicate the link that's only for Nigerians please ignore it if you're not from Nigeria from South Africa Botswana Uganda UK US Canada wherever it is you are from you see grab the forex mastery program here click one of links here but if you're from Nigeria you have to look a bit more carefully because we'll put links especially for you guys you guys know I love the I love to help you guys and I have a lot of a lot of forex subscribers from Nigeria I cannot ignore you guys you guys are absolutely what fantastic shout out to all my Nigerian brothers and shout out all my African brothers you know what shout out to all my brothers whether if you're black or white anyways back to what I was saying so that was pretty much the gold trade it was so simple and straightforward so the breakout now happened the breakout happened and the breakout happened and I simply scroll down to a daily timeframe look for the trend within the trend and I use my entry strategy to enter now because I could see that look we had range about 5000 pips that means we're going to rally another 5000 pips meaning that within 5000 pips I could add more trades you know what I mean like I didn't need to take only one trade on a normal day I wouldn't have made 100k on one trade now this is the power of the top down analysis and forex mastery program because of the fact is a huge move what I did was I got in at the first pullback after the breakout happened on the daily on the monthly timeframe I watched the daily the first pullback on the forex coincided with the Fubinachi move I jumped into the trade as the market shot all the way to the upside because he was heading for 5k pips and don't forget this is something you guys need to understand just because the market is going to rally 5000 pips doesn't mean the market is just going to move in a straight line and doesn't work that way the market will move still move in waves a lot of people don't like this a lot of people cannot handle this because think about it today you're on 10k profit tomorrow you're in 6k profit you're back to 8k now it's 5k and then you're back to 15k 20k and now you're back back back down to 9k the market moves in waves now some people be like shit let me just take my money and go no you need to relax what you need to do is as the market is waving okay all the way to the upside oscillating that's the word oscillating all the way to the upside just be locking in your profit and understand that these big moves anytime the market is oscillating to the upside it is to your advantage this way you have an opportunity to add more positioned but please please please understand this understand that before you add to an existing position ensure that the previous position is airtight meaning that if for instance I get in at $5 and I see another opportunity at $15 what I'm going to do is I'm going to ensure that my $5 trade I have moved the stop loss of my $5 trade to at least $4.5 or $5 or I'm talking about price but simply meaning that I am eliminating the risk forex traders you understand if you're if you're watching this you're probably a trader locking your profit on the first trade before you add to another trader and ladies and gentlemen that's exactly how I was able to stack and compound gold all the way all the way to so the trade started at $1,345 an ounce I rode gold from $1,345 an ounce all the way up to $1,820 an ounce 5,000 pips a whole 5,000 pips so I mean like forex mastery students you guys down the program you in one of the modules I literally speak about this trade but I felt the need to come on here and speak about it again so that you guys understand now all you need is one or two of these trades in a year and you'll find you'll flip that account in no time okay the reason I decided to come on here and explain this to you guys because I can see some massive potential massive moves that might be happening in the market and I want you guys to be able to take advantage of this you don't need to stress don't need to stress yourself top down analysis there's the way okay look at the markets on the high at gbp us at the market at the moment is looking like a potential massive drop okay it's at a 50 50 zone at the moment I'll be updating you guys but my point is get ready okay don't be looking for too many trading opportunities left right in center okay look for the big boys okay and hold on to your winners this way you're not you're not trading too much you're not getting in and out because the problem with most day traders and lower time frame traders is today they're profitable tomorrow they're not profitable but look at me I'm catching big moves sometimes you see I'm not on my youtube sometimes you don't see me on youtube talking about technicals and breaking down chances because the market just isn't right but the advantage of the forex mastery program is that it will teach you how to know when the market is ripe exactly so top down analysis as far as I'm concerned is the most realistic way to go about it gold at the moment gold at the moment is at the top of is at the top of a very very serious resistant level I am hoping that with the crisis that is happening I'm not happy about the crisis but I'm just saying with the whole crisis that is going on in Europe at the moment gold you know if things continue gold should you know we should start seeing some new highs with gold crude oil as well guys like I said the reason I came on here to do this video is because I can see some potential big moves if you haven't already grabbed the program I strongly suggest you do so the link is around here somewhere so that you can prepare yourself if you're already on the program revisit nothing wrong with revisiting log back in once you pay for it once you have lifetime access you have no absolute excuse so ladies in gentlemen that's exactly how you know just by looking at gold from a monthly time frame and looking at the chat pattern and waiting for a neckline to break I was able to bag 5,000 pips and make over 115,000 us dollars in the span of four or five months five months so I was just as market I was entered as Michael just go up pull back out another I was just adding adding adding I was stacking boy you know I was stacking it was so easy so straightforward for every pullback I was adding to my trade and I was locking in until the market got to his resistance and did a massive reversal and then I had to close out all my trade so ladies in gentlemen that's that's that's exactly how I was able to make over 100,000 dollars on a single trade it was gold it was absolutely fantastic and I want to say thank you for staying to the very end of this video I have to go soon today's Mother's Day I want to take my mom and my grandma out to the bush all Arab I think that's how it's called which all Arab so once again ladies and gentlemen thank you for staying to the very end in Phoenix reminded me to tell you that they're my broke out preference they are my broke out preference absolutely fantastic the link is going to be down in the description as always forex mastery students you know I love you guys very much the next video I'm going to be doing is I'm going to be okay I'll talk about I'll let me just keep you guys guessing if you haven't already grabbed the program I suggest you do so because I'm going to be doing something very special for the students I'm going to be shouting out all the students that are doing very well with their trading I'm going to be promoting them here on my youtube channel to investors okay so if you haven't grabbed the program I suggest you do so once again is yours truly that bullets thank you for staying to the very end I'm trying to see if I forgot anything should I do a quick recap of that train it's so simple forex mastery students like literally speak about it in one of the modules okay if you want to understand in detail how the trade played out the entries and all that click the link description click it go to module five is on the understanding and you know be the best that you can be once again take it easy guys and peace out