Welcome back to our show. Hola, yaloja. We are the voice for the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Hawaii. My name is Barbara DeLuca, founder and president, along with my co-host, Marisol Ruiz. She's our vice president and co-founder of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce here in Hawaii. So, it's January. I can still say Happy New Year, right? Yes, Happy New Year. Yes. So, hold on. What's left of it? Tomorrow we're going to my desk. So, today's guest is Chris Calderon. She's our franchise owner of Signal Security, Hawaii. She's a certified trainer of a curriculum called Refuse to Be a Victim. And she's also a Hispanic Chamber of Commerce business member, and she's taken on the task of membership committees. So, you'll be hearing from her soon, reaching out to you guys. Today's episode is community awareness. If you see something, say something. Welcome to our show. Welcome to our show, Chris. We're so excited to have you. Can't wait to be in person. How are you? I'm good. It's nice to be here. Thank you guys for having me today. Of course. So, let's just dive right in. Tell us a little bit. Actually, tell us a lot about you.  We're really excited to get to know you. Awesome. Well, again, well, thank you to everybody for having me today. So, I'm Chris Felton. I was born and raised along the West Coast, the mainland, California, Washington states. I grew up being in a not very safe environment as a child. So, kind of safety and awareness and those kind of things have always just kind of been a thing that's been ingrained in me just because I grew up in an environment that wasn't super great. So, it kind of started there. I was an athlete growing up. I was a single mom. I was a teenage mom. I had my son when I was 16. When I graduated high school, he turned two just about two weeks later. Well, quick to finish high school. Yeah, yeah. That was not easy, but yeah, doable for sure. Yep. And then a little bit later, a few years later, I had my daughter and I was engaged at the time that ended up not happening, but I went into law enforcement where I kind of honed more skills and kind of was in the community. And while I was in law enforcement, I had a kid that I had arrested multiple times just for nothing super serious, but like fighting in public and those kind of things. I had been on a very long shift and he followed me home after a shift and he set my house on fire where my kids and I were asleep inside. So again, I have to always safety is just something I have learned throughout my path of life. And so I actually got married in my early 20s also. I got out of law enforcement about six months or so after that. And I was married and then of course, because it's just the way my path was going is I married somebody who was very violent. So I ended up in a domestic violence situation. So got out of that. So again, learning how to protect myself, be safe, figure things out. And then I, as my kids grew, both my kids went through high school and graduated to honors. I ended up graduating college with honors and then my kids both graduated college with honors. And so it's just been a struggle. We have fought through a whole lot of things, but God has been faithful and he has never given me something that I haven't been able to figure out and he hasn't been willing to help me through. So I came into security by way of other male dominant industries where I intentionally put myself in places where I'm uncomfortable. If I'm the only person that looks like me, either being a female or being Latina, I always wanna have that one voice at the table that's different from everybody else's. So I've worked highway construction, housing construction, right-of-way work, real estate houses where it was all men. And so the next natural gravitation was into security where again, it's a male dominant industry and I'm the only person that looks like me, but I use that to my advantage. And so it is something that I'm very passionate about keeping people safe and just helping people understand how much control they really have over their own personal space. And so I went into security and I just moved back to Hawaii at the end of August of last year. And now I've launched my franchise with Signal and I am getting ready to teach classes for situational awareness. And I just want to be part of the community and help people understand how much power they actually have and help them kind of regain that and kind of own their space. I'm so excited.  Let me take it back. You know, one of the first things that you said and you did say you're an open book and I feel that you, whatever you've gone through in your life, you're open to discuss because you don't know who can relate to you or who might need to hear a message that you have. So one of the things that you said right at the beginning was you grew up in a not-so-good environment. Was that like actually in your home or was that like neighborhood? Can you show a little bit of that? I'll be completely transparent and it might be triggering to some people but I will share it. I actually grew up, my very first memory of my life is being sexually molested. And so I grew up not being protected from that. And there was two people in my family who it went on for years and years and years. So I never, growing up, I never felt safe. And then that kind of ended but I also had a very abusive mother. And so with her, I also never felt safe. So once I finally started getting into my own, like my teenage years and then at an early age had my son. So I had to learn, not only was I learning how to protect myself but now I had this new baby and I'm still a kid, right? Having to learn how to keep myself safe and protected but also now I'm responsible for another life.  I don't know how many notches. And I have just kind of been at that higher level since I was a kid because I just didn't feel like there was any other way to operate. And what do you think? I mean, I think this is super fascinating. I mean, we could probably spend hours on just a topic like this alone and then we'll get into more. But what do you think it was because you've accomplished so much, right?  I mean, you've defied the odds, right? And it's like the expectation, I don't even wanna say expectation but, you know, most people that endure those kinds of things, it's like, oh, you made it out alive, so to speak, right? So what do you think? How did you not, what contributes to you not having repeated the cycle, right? Because we see that in our communities where we're a part of something and we don't know any better. I mean, if you're born into domestic violence, sexual abuse, that's what it is. You don't know any different. You knew you weren't safe, but how did you not repeat the cycle? How did you, what, yeah, tell me a little bit about that because I think it's fascinating. Yeah, I think we don't really press into our mindset enough, right? Like I was determined. So growing up, I had, my mom came from, she was one of 13 children. So theos, theas, all my cousins, I had a ginormous family.  And that was all I was ever fit. I was never told, get educated, have a career, start a business. You know, it was never anything that was empowering. It was always just me being submissive to a man who I would then take care of. So I grew up not believing in, I'd never wanted to have kids and I never wanted to get married because that's all I was told I could have. So I wanted everything else that they never talked about. And I would see career women in my neighborhood or even my female teachers, like they had their own car and they lived however they lived. You know what I mean? And that's why I would see these images of females in my community, but then I go home and like learn how to cook and clean. And it was just never enough for me because I kept seeing that there was other options. And so even growing up, even how I grew up, I just had the mindset of that's not enough for me. I don't want to have just a husband and just kids. Not that there's anything wrong with that, but I don't feel like that's what God created me for. And so I didn't want to have that. And so I just kept pressing on, like no matter what happens, there's more for me to do for myself, but I also at a young age had my son. So what kind of example am I if I'm sitting on the couch and crying about it or not making things happen? And you know, and now he's 32 and he owns his own business and he just had a custom home built and he graduated. College is awesome. I got chicken skin because that doesn't happen, right? That doesn't happen, but God has been faithful and he's kept us on a certain track and he's kept us protected in a lot of ways. And so I just think it's mindset. And I think a lot of things in life are on mind game. I can be victim to whatever happens or I can be like, okay, this happened, I'm going to learn and take everything I can from it. And now I'm going to put that in my arsenal because the next thing that comes, now I have all these other things I can choose from and draw the strength and the lessons from it. And then I just, I talk about the all time, everything I go through, I'm going to keep building my arsenal. At some point I'm going to come against something where I've either done it already or it's going to help strengthen my arsenal, but either it all comes down to mindset. It is a great way to put it, right? It's almost like you're in preparation for whatever may come. Like I've never heard it expressed that way. That's really, I like that. I just feel like you got to fight every day, right? Like you can choose to be happy, you can fight for your happiness, you can protect your surroundings and you can protect who you surround yourself by. And all of that is just choices. Right, exactly.  Correct, amen. Is your testimony and you're using everything in your arsenal to help others that have been in your situation. And it's a beautiful thing. Tell us about the Signal Security Hawaii. Yeah, okay. So Signal Security is a franchise. It's a global company. So it's in six states and I think there's 200 something franchises across the US. So in the US, every one of the franchises is locally owned. So like for Hawaii, you are not going to see another signal of Hawaii because I have the whole state is my territory. And so each one of the owners is personally invested in their community. You know, like there's big security companies that are much bigger than ours except that they're also because they're big, they're removed. So they're not committed to specific areas, right? So for me, I am 100% committed to Hawaii only. My support system and my payroll team and all those things, they're all on the mainland but my focus is 100% in Hawaii and nothing else. So I care about the community here, about serving the community here, about building, about partnering. And my sole focus is just here on the islands. And what kind of services do you provide for businesses? So we do, we work with businesses and with HOAs, COAs. So we do two different models really that we provide. One of them is a patrol model where we have a very visible car, a patrol car that we patrol in and out of different areas.  And then we also do events. So if there's a parade or I just recently did an event, I'm not the only one for Make the Wish Hawaii and it's where I provided overnight security to make sure that the event, the next morning that was launching all the equipment was still there, things weren't stolen, stuff wasn't messed up and that kind of thing. So those are the three things that we really kind of get into. Right, so your company, you just started the franchise and I understand you're looking to staff one or two positions or what are you looking for? Yes, I have two full-time clients so far and they are keeping me busy. So I'm kind of writing that sweet spot where I just need one more contract which I'm working on and then I will have some a full-time position for somebody and then potentially a part-time position. And so I am looking for people who have had security backgrounds and who kind of know, but also I'm looking for those people who are looking for a chance who maybe don't have a career path or can't afford to go to college and they don't see another way to grow an income or to provide for their family or to have a career. And I really, there's so much opportunity specifically in this company. And so I want people who are hungry to grow and who are gonna show up for themselves but also for the rest of their team because I will invest everything that I can if I know that I have that commitment from that person and I'm willing to mentor and however I can help build that person because then they can turn around and do that for somebody else. And I feel like that's how our community changes. And that's refreshing to hear as well because there's so many people that, I mean, even myself personally, if I wasn't doing what I was doing, I don't even know what else I would do, right? Like in a career path, there's somebody that might not even have a career path that's refreshing to know that there's a space and there's a place and there's a possibility of a mentor that can take you in a direction and show you opportunities that might, you might not have ever known. I didn't know nothing about the security, the security world, right? But I'm just saying there's a lot of opportunity in there. Well, if you think about it, it's one of those things where we're all about safety and awareness and that's what we're gonna change. The world that we're in now, it just keeps getting crazier and crazier. So the need is even more so. And so I really encourage even, especially women, because I think we bring in different elements, not that there's anything wrong with what the elements that men bring, but I feel like women don't tap into all that we were created to be. I feel like we kind of stay in the safe lanes where this is, you know, how I mentioned before, how I go into male dominant industries on purpose. Because the conversation has to change. We have to be able to fit in wherever we need to fit in. And so I think that if there's women out there who are maybe, like we talked about, maybe don't have a career path or like I don't have a guard card, but maybe that's something I call me. Let's have that conversation. I'm willing to go to bat for somebody who's willing, who's hungry and wants an opportunity. Definitely.  And I like to take this up in those situations on purpose. And so you can grow. That's the only place we grow is when we're uncomfortable. Exactly right. I walk into meetings a lot of times where I've just communicated via email with people and because I go by Chris, not Christina, I walk in and they're like, oh, who are you? And I'm like, I'm Chris. And they're like, what? I'm like, no, no, no, I'm here. I'm here for this meeting. You're gonna hear me, so let's go. That's awesome. Sound like a little troublemaker in a good way. A little bit, a little bit. I always try to rub elbows like, hey, make some space because I'm coming, but my hope is always that there's a group coming behind me. I'm always trying to pave a way like, you know, because I didn't have that as a kid. That's important to me. I only had my theas who, they were all content being wives and moms. And there's nothing wrong with that. But I just knew that wasn't for me. And so my hope is that I'm giving somebody else some kind of inspiration or an example to go, you know what, I can do that too. And so if I can help open a door and bring somebody else alongside me and say, hey, let's start here. And you can go anywhere you want, then my life has purpose if I'm helping somebody else find their purpose. Right. And you were saying too, as far as like, you know, you wanna be really involved in the community, as far as your line of work and your business and what would that look like? Like, have you done that before in other, you know, maybe in Nebraska or anywhere else or in the mainland? What would that look like? What would you, what do you want it to be? Right. Like what do you envision for that? Because we're here to support you and make all those things happen. So we're excited. You mean in terms of like my involvement or what exactly do you mean? Yeah, or like training. I think you were saying earlier, right? Like to, I don't know if it's education or I mean, I'm thinking security. I'm like, oh, maybe is it a self-defense class? Is it a? Oh, I understand. You know, anything like that? Okay, so I also actually, I have another side hustle that I do. I actually teach a curriculum called Refuse to Be a Victim. Okay. And it's mostly, or really, I've mostly taught women and I think it was designed that way. But after so many years, I think men kind of got involved because it's valuable information. I actually teach a curriculum that's called Refuse to Be a Victim. And it really talks about situational awareness and helping people understand how much power they have really in their own environment and how to keep themselves safe. So things to watch out for, things to avoid, you know, where to park in a parking lot, how to protect your home. You know, a lot of it is instinct. If you have a gut feeling, you know, if you get in an elevator and there's only one or two other people and you feel something, get off the elevator. Trust yourself, right? But I think people in the day and age we live and are so afraid to offend someone else. Like I don't want to hurt their feelings by getting off. But your hurt feelings are okay with me if I'm going home tonight and I can see my family again.   And it really is gonna dictate whether you keep yourself safe or not. And it's literally just paying attention. And it's those things that people don't think about because we're busy, we're going from the work to the grocery store that may have to go home and make dinner or we're dropping kids off for sports. We gotta be at church or whatever. And so you get in your mindset of the routine but it only takes somebody else a day or two to pay attention to what you're doing and now they know your routine. And if you're not paying attention, they are. And we get so busy that we don't think about those things. And so I always want to be that voice like, hey, take a different route home tomorrow. Or you go on a walk every day at 6 a.m., tomorrow take a different route. Or on Tuesdays go somewhere different. Or something like that because your pattern, you have to break different patterns because you don't ever know really who's watching you. You know, and it's not only, I mean, that's really interesting. It's not only that we're so busy, would you say we're really distracted? Very much.  I will not be on my phone in public. It doesn't matter if I'm in a shopping center, if I'm in the mall where it like doesn't matter, I will not be on my phone in public because if I'm paying attention and I'm listening for what's happening on the phone, now I'm not paying attention to the people who might be watching me. Or the person who's 10 steps behind me, I'm not hearing the footsteps because I'm listening to what's on my phone. So everybody knows if I'm running errands, if I'm in my car, it connects to my car and I'm locked in the car and I'm safe that way and I can listen and talk while I'm driving. But if I don't care if I'm at an ATM or the grocery store or wherever, I will not be on my phone until I'm back in my car or back home where I'm in control of my surroundings.  Yes, very much so. Yeah. How long were you in law enforcement, Chris? I was only about two years and I was in that situation where I was the only female on my squad. So anytime that we went to any sort of call, I was always the target because I was the smallest one and I was the only female. Right. But I got to do a lot of, I mean, for me it's fun things, but I got to do like undercover drug buys and I've sat through autopsies and all those kind of crazy things that nobody really likes to do. But I love to learn and push myself so that, you know, if I go into a situation where I'm uncomfortable, I'll figure out a way to get comfortable and then I gotta find the next situation to make me uncomfortable because then I continue to level up and just continue to grow. Leveling up, you have such a seeking spirit. I love it. Yeah. So Chris joined the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce with her business and has volunteered to reach out to our members and join the membership committee. Not just join it, but edit. So yeah, we're meeting in a couple of weeks so I look forward to that and seeing how, you know, we can reach out to the community.  So we're all gonna level up together. Yes, I look forward to it. So you're, oh, sorry, your curriculum, when do you teach it or how, were you gonna ask that, Marisol? Yeah, okay. Exactly. I was more about that. Okay, so I just, I have not done any classes yet this year, still early in the year, but I'm looking to do, I'm thinking probably the first or second Saturday of every month and it's an in-person class. So I'm probably going to start them in Mililani just because it's, you know, here. And I'm just looking for women who want to cut, you know, it's a whole curriculum. There's a slide show. We have, you know, Q&A, open discussions about things that actually happen in the world. You get a booklet that you can take notes and then refer back to, you know, there's, we talk about things that how to fortify your home, you know, changing little things here and there and how to keep it more safe and things not to do. And so I really, people that are hungry. And I think, honestly, I think everybody should be hungry for that knowledge. Everybody lives in the same world that I see on the news every single day. And, you know, I see stuff on social media and we all live in that same world. So I can't imagine that there's anybody out there who doesn't want to protect themselves or protect their home or their family.  It's literally just paying attention, taking small steps to protect your space and then just being aware, you know, especially for parents, like you have another level of protection, you have to provide for your children. And if you're not even protecting yourself and in that mindset, who's looking out for your kids? And so I really just feel like everybody should take these, not because it benefits me in any way, but our community starts to change when people stop being victims. Right. Like my life changed because I didn't want to be a victim. Of all the things that have happened, I could have sat and been like, okay, this is where I'm at, but okay, so what am I going to learn from it and how is it going to strengthen me? And let's go then because now I have this other thing in my arsenal and now the next thing that comes, I can pull from the knowledge I've already earned. And we never think, right? I mean, we're like, oh, we're in Hawaii and it's safe and aloha and all this. And you don't think it's going to happen to you until it like happens to you or somebody close. And then you're like, what just happened? Like right, Barbara went over Christmas, the young mother that was shot and killed by her husband. I mean, you don't think about these things, right? Before Christmas and people closest to you, right? And you're not, you're not prepared. You don't think it's going to happen to you until it does. Right. I'm here in Mililani in the parking lot. Remember Chris, were you here yet? Walmart. She was just pushing her baby stroller in the parking lot and somebody attacked her with a tire iron. Right. It's situational awareness. Can she have seen him coming? I don't, I don't know. Right. Exactly. But it's all choices, right? But it's all choices, right? Like it's where you park. It's, do you go to the store in the morning or do you go in the evening? And do you park under lights or do you park next to a big van that doesn't have any windows where the sliding door is right next to your door? Like those are the things I look at. Like it's easy to start noticing those things once you get in the mindset of you have to own your own safety. Like we have security guards and we have police but that's reactionary. So the first person that can protect you is you. So why wouldn't you want to own that and keep yourself safe? Especially, I always think especially if you have kids. Yeah. That's kind of like the doctors. You go to the doctors but you have to ask more questions and get a second opinion. You have to advocate for yourself. They're their resource, the same thing with the police. They're not gonna, you know, it's too late to protect you after the assault has happened. Right, exactly. They're just basically taking a report, right?  They can't be there for all of us but each one of us can be there for ourselves and for our family and for our immediate, you know, our apartment complex or our office building or, you know, people that are in line at the ATM with us. Like if it only takes one person to pay attention and then it changes the entire situation for everybody that's involved. And isn't it true, right? Like the gut, like you always know, right?  Yeah, I think we come to a kind, yeah, we don't trust ourselves. We're like, maybe we're overly sensitive. You know what? I don't think overly sensitive and safe, then ignore it and now I'm regretting ignoring it, right?  If it's, if you're in a neighborhood and there's nowhere else to go, cross the street, go the opposite direction, figure out a different way to re-wound that, but pay attention because if you're walking towards somebody and you didn't take that second to remove yourself, now you put yourself in a situation and you did it voluntarily, right? And so I'm always, and I know that it's offensive maybe to some people like, why would you think that of me? I was just walking. You know what? I can't put your personal feelings in front of my personal safety. That has to come first, right?  I love that. Maybe we can, let's discuss bringing Chris to one of our Buenos dias breakfast. I know, I was thinking about that. Yeah, I would love to. Yeah, thank you so much for your time.  We don't have much time in that, but we'll do another part. Definitely at our Buenos dias breakfast. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and your time with us. And how do we reach you, Chris? What's the best way? You can reach me at, my email is at ChrisC teamsignal.com. And my number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. My phone's never off and working 24-7, so you can call or text me anytime. I love it. She's a hustler. Woman with a purpose on a mission. Yes. Thanks for joining us. This is Ola Ialoja, I'm think tech Hawaii. Thank you for the platform. And we've been talking today with Chris Calderon. She's the franchise owner of Signal Security, Hawaii. She just told you how to reach her. And thank you to our viewers for joining us today. I'm Barbara DeLuca. My co-host is Marisol Ruiz, Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, you guys. Thank you for joining us. Hola. I mean, adios, Ialoja. Adios.


but one person might spark you don't want to travel and you don't want to go out and be adventurous and another person to spark oh I kind of want to just chill and be with you. Keep watching to find out what book I'm talking about today. Hey my name is Kyla Denangio. Today we're talking about the book One True Loves. This book was written by Taylor Jenkins Reid. The genre of the book is fiction. The theme of the book is romance literature. So this book right here first of the title is it makes you go hmm right one true loves you're supposed to have one true love you're not supposed to have multiple true loves how can you have multiple true loves let me explain so you have Emma you have Jesse you have Sam and really cute you're like oh my god Emma falls in love she gets married oh it's beautiful it's wonderful it's great and then she falls in love with Sam you're like wow okay so I don't know if you can be in love with two people at the same time oh Emma what a life how incredible right but when Emma is trying to decide what she wants to do a sister says she doesn't have to decide who she wants to love she has to decide who she wants to be now listen we are different people in different relationships yes the core of you should be the same but one person might spark you don't want to travel and you don't want to go out and be adventurous and another person might kind of spark oh I kind of want to just chill and be with you someone told me when I had my daughter they were like no kids have the same parents and that is kind of similar to her sister saying you have to decide who you want to be I only have one child my daughter gets this parent when it is I had another kid that kid is never going to know me as a brand new parent they're always going to know that they were sibling right and so weird analogy but I was thinking about that as I was reading this book because different parts of her were pulled out when she was in love with different people and when she was in relationships with different people that was a really big theme and I'm so glad that so many people are enjoying this book because I hope that they're also seeing that's a really big deal that different people can pull out different things in you and it doesn't have to be negative it doesn't have to be bad it's just that different people spark and inspire different things in you so would I reread this book I would say no no I wouldn't it was it was great to read just because I'm going to be thinking about Emma Sam and Jesse for a really long time I would not reread it but I did enjoy reading it so that was today's review of one true loves please like this video that really does help youtube share it with other people get it in their algorithm and do all their magic so that other people who enjoy books and books reviews can find it and I'm looking forward to seeing you next time on Kyla's reading day bye


The following is a presentation of T-F-N-N. Trade What You See With Larry Pezzavento Toll free at 1-877-927-6648 Or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> Now Larry Pezzavento Okay, looking good, Billy Ray feeling good, Louis. We start out the day today looking at the German Dachs. And as you can see there, it's just made a beautiful ABCD pattern in a downtrend. And the next one, of course, we have posted the chart of the FTSE and you can see multiple ABCD patterns in there also. And as a reminder, today our guest will be Stan Harle, you know, the Harley Stock Market Letter. If you remember, he was just on with us on the 16th of March. And at that time he said, we're going up and by golly, we've been going up in stocks for sure. Anyway, we're going to be watching those very, very carefully. But right now I'd like to tell you a little story. Way back in November, we had a nice young man come by the house and do some small construction stuff for us, putting in a sunlight, skylight and stuff like that. And he was very college educated, very nice fellow. And he happened to be looking over my shoulder while I was, you know, looking at the charts and stuff. And I showed him what I did and stuff. He thought that was very interesting. And he asked if I would take a look at one of his charts. And so I did. And I'll bring this up to you now so that you can take a look at it. You've all heard of it, of course. We'll discuss it here a little bit because it's in the news quite a bit today. And that is none other than our old friend Netflix that everybody uses. Well, everybody used to use it. Anyway, you'll notice here that here's where we are. And what I was showing him was this big, if you'll see here, this huge ABCD pattern up into this area right here. And then the smaller ABCD pattern right in here. And I said, look, this is a three drive to a top pattern. I said it's one of the most various patterns you can possibly get. That stock was trading above 700 that day right around Thanksgiving because his daughter was coming home from UCLA and by golly, son of a gun. We have, oh, we got a caller coming in. I better take the call first from Tampa, Florida. We've got Tom on the line. Tom, what can I help you with? Silence. I'm very good at silence. Just keep it up and you're going to do well, Tom. I guess that messed that up. I'm here. Can you hear me? Hey, hey, hey, hey. Looking good, Billy Ray, feeling good, Lewis. What can I help you with, Tom? Hey, I want to take a look at the stock, Larry, F-P-C-E. Okay. And what is that, Tom? Space. I guess these guys are going to be taking trips back and forth to Mars the best I can tell. Back and forth to Mars. Book me a seat, buddy. Make it one way. You know, just tell you what a strange world we live in, my friend. You know, I'm a big Los Angeles Dodger fan and they were playing Atlanta in Los Angeles. I'd like to look at that place because many, many memories I have of the Los Angeles, you know, Dodger Stadium there. And I was watching the game and all of a sudden I'm watching it. And I noticed these are these advertisements on the pitchers' mind. Mound for Geico and Lone Depot and three or four other things. And then I realized these are placed on the camera to look like they're on the mound. And they're just advertising the heck out of these things, these subliminal stuff. And I said, well, I'm afraid they're going to lose me again because I just don't go for that kind of stuff. I think if you're going to watch a baseball game, you shouldn't have to be inundated with advertisement everywhere, but that's neither here nor there.  We can do this together because I know you're a very patient fellow. And let me get this up here so I can just add SPAC, is that it? Is that... No, no, no. Who owns that thing? Who's the big person? It's Aerospace and Defense is what it is. Oh, wow. Yeah, it's got incredible volume on it. Is it SPAC or SPCA or SPAC? No, SPCA. It's SPCA, isn't it? No, SPCE. Okay, SPCE. All right, let me get this. There you go, there you go. It just takes an Italian forex or trips to do something. SPCE. Look, that looks like space anyway. Here's what we got it at. Well, it's in the sewer right now. Trading it to... Oh, my gosh, every Chinese person in the world will be buying this today. Do you know why? It's trading at 888. That's a compliment of double aces in Chinese. That's a buy. Let me get this up here. We're sitting right at a beautiful 61% retracement. And hold on, let me move this over just one second here so I can get this over here so we can see it with any luck at all. I'll have it up. Please let it get in here for Tom. I want to see it because there it is. Oh, no, that's not it. That's something. Here it is right here. I got it in here. There we go. We're almost in business. Within a hair's breadth anyway. Yeah, this is not a bad looking stock at 888. And anyway, there's a sitting right at the 61% retracement. If it goes to 788, I'd sell it. But right now, it looks like it's got a chance. It has a beautiful bottom right down in here, Tom. We had a beautiful A, B, C, D right at the bottom here. And then we had a pretty good rally. We backed off to the 61% retracement. So your short-term trend is up. You're sitting right at 618. So you could buy it there and not risk very much at all. OK, sounds good. That's what I thought I was going to do with that. You're not thinking of taking one of those trips. Are you, pal? No, no. Not right now, man. My wife gave me one of those trips into this, you know, one of these quarter million dollar trips. You know, they go up and come back down in a matter of 10 minutes. But she made my trip, my ticket one way. I don't quite understand why. But I'm beginning to get the feeling of it. No, that's not true. Hey, listen, thanks for calling in. And Tampa's a wonderful place. If you see Tom and Tommy down there, tell them I said hello. Yeah, I will. I sure will, Larry. OK, thank you so much. You bet. OK, folks, let's get back. We were talking about the fellow with Netflix, and I told him I said, look, this is, hey, we've got a caller from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, none other than Mr. Z. What it be, Mr. Z? How do you feel today, my friend? Larry, I'm doing fabulous. I am so intrigued and happy for you regarding your trip to London and the reception that you've got. That reception, my friend, is incredibly well-deserved. And I personally, and I know a great many people, thank you profusely for sharing your knowledge and counsel over the years. It's been invaluable to many of us, me included. Well, thank you, John. What can I do for you today, buddy? What's your last meal in this business? Yeah, T-bon futures, Larry. The low yesterday or day before was 138.14. Yes, sir. Yesterday I heard you comments regarding the severity of the decline the past weeks, past months and weeks, which you correctly called and I have been watching you and you've traded that very nicely to the short side. But you remarked yesterday that as you see it, the potential for turning point bottom was possible, wanted to ask you to expand upon that, please. I will when the break comes up, John. We've got to pay a few bills. We've got Mr. Zee from Philly on the line. We'll be right back, folks. You might think that if you want to be successful at trading in the stock market, you're going to need a crystal ball. After all, it's impossible to predict the future, right? Like any endeavor in life, before you decide it's impossible, get some advice from the experts. You might find that it's not so impossible after all. For daily market overviews that give you direction on the key indices, selective stocks and commodities, subscribe to the opening call newsletter at tfnn.com. 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But now we've rallied two full handles now in the Treasury Bonds, John, that I was off by a day, which happens all the time, as you know. So I'll be watching to try to buy the bonds on a pullback. What's interesting today, John, and I'll try to bring this up. I had so many charts today to share with everybody because so many things were happening that I wanted to let the folks see the value of some of these things we watch. And all I got to do now is find the doggone thing, and I know I will. And I want, well, there's just so many, there's so many three Tuesdays a day, John, I can't count them all. And all of them work, but one. And I'll tell you, it's, oh, that's, that's a read again. Hold on. Is this it? This is it.  I found it on the 12th try. Hold on it just a minute, pal, and we'll get this up here. This is what's happened over the last 48 hours or so in the Treasury Bond. You see, we made that big low down there, we went up an exact to the 382 today. We backed off just a little bit to the 382 off this low and we're now taking that high out right now. That's the first sign that this market has turned, John. So that's, that's what I'm looking at. And I, you know, if we go below that low now that we made it 3810, I believe we're probably going to go down to 30135 would be my guess, but a major, a good substantial bottom is here. And believe me, John, everybody knows that interest rates are going to go higher and this market is incredibly oversold. We are seven standard deviations away from the mean on that two year note, which that just never happened before. And I was going to show the chart on that in just a little bit. And since you're on the air, if you'll stay with me, I'll show you that chart because it is been really a lot of trouble for BlackRock. And here, here is the chart here. We'll get it up here and you'll see what's happened to this. This thing has dropped 28% folks. And this, you can see where it is now compare where it's been at other times. That's how oversold we are in this TLT. So we're a do for a massive rally, whether that'll move stocks around or not. I'm not really sure. All I know is that that's been a really big move to the downside. We're due for a bounce. Interest rates are going higher. But how much higher and stuff? I'm not really quite sure. I'd like to have your feedback on it, buddy. What do you think? No, you know, I have no feedback to contribute, Larry. You know me, I focus on intermediate term trends. Many markets, I don't see the intermediate term trends coming. And so if I don't see it coming and it starts to go that way, I essentially just monitor from the sidelines. That has been my case with, frankly, the past nine months of the bond market. So that's my situation. I do have to ask this, Larry. I do recall the last time I heard you and Larry Williams speak, he was out in Red Lodge, Montana at that time, his last summer, August timeframe. And he was describing how he had a very large trading long position in the T bonds. I think he took that on in June or something. And he was taking profits into August and his cycle work was calling for topping. So I'm sure he made lots of money coming back to short side. I'm wondering now, if you've spoken to him, if he's got any cycle work that suggests the bottom and if so, you know, what sort of cyclical timeframes he has for potential rally? Well, John, as the trading gods might say, we got really lucky yesterday. I spoke with Larry because our good friend Jim Dines passed away at the age of 91 over in California. And we were chatting about that. He was a really stand up guy, just nice as fellas you'd ever want to meet. But Larry is looking to the long side of bonds in here. I know that whether he's in him yet or not, I'm not sure. But I know that's one of the things he looks at because of the cyclical, the cyclical nature of it into these March, April, May is usually really good for the rallying bonds. But the fact that it's so very, very oversold. So that's all I can give you from that standpoint.  That's terrific. One last question, Larry. And by the way, thank you for your work answering my question. With your assessment of the longer-term chart that deeply oversold nature, are you therefore trading?  You trade short-term. I understand the tools and techniques you use. But do you now switch your bond and T-note futures trading exclusively to the long side? Or would you just look for your patterns and trade both directions as you see it? I trade both directions. Last night, we had a 382 retracement in the bonds and I sold it, had $500 in it, went down to the 382. So that's all I was interested in doing. And so it worked very, very well for me. So I just moved on. John, I'm really good short-term because, you know, in short-term, you can make less mistakes than you can on the long-term. That's the bottom line of it. So, but it works for me. And, you know, that's what I try to do is to keep the loss as small and try to make more than I lose. That's really what I'm watching for. Thanks for the input, Larry, and taking the call. We'll look forward to your conversation with Stanley today. John, always love to do it. Okay, folks, you bet. We'll be right back, folks. And we're going to talk just a little bit here more about Netflix. I have to show you this, folks. This was Netflix yesterday. You can see the high that we made back here at this level right here. Believe it or not, folks, at 353 yesterday, we hit an exact 382 off of that high. That high was about 10 days ago. And there's been a slight sell-off in the Netflix, as you can see today. Those of you that bought the put options at that time that I recommended, I'm sure you've done pretty well today. And if anybody believes that, I still have two shares of the Brooklyn Bridge. I don't trade stocks, but boy, what a great place to get short. Look at that, folks. You sell it at 352. It drops $100 a share. Are you kidding me? Boy, oh boy, that's something that's really seriously wrong with that. And speaking of that, I wanted to show you something. We'll get on to the next one right here very, very shortly, because it's just as important as anything else because the fact that it hit it so perfectly today and couldn't go any higher, and that is the 382 that we have working in the NASDAQ. You'll see there it is right there. There's a perfect 382, folks, within one point, one point higher of the 382 that we made way back here a long time ago. You can see we've been in a downtrend with all the A, B. There's A, B. Perfect 382 right here. A, B, C, D. 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Well, you can call me Larry, you can call me late for dinner, but my goodness, what a great call that was on March 16th, my friend. That was spectacular, and we've been bouncing around a little bit, but certainly going straight up since that time. Are we still going to go higher, Stan? I believe we are, Larry. Yes, indeed. I think the technicals certainly support a rising market environment. Despite all the negative news out there and the terrible war going on in Europe right now, the technical underpinnings, the cycles, the indicators, advances in the clients, all of those things that we're going to review here in just a moment certainly support a rising market environment. Well, Basil Chapman certainly thinks so, and certainly I'm not going to stand in front of that trade train, boy, when market won't go down on bad news, it only got one way to go and that's up. I learned that a long time ago. Okay, you want to tell us at the first chart we're looking at here, Stan? Absolutely, Larry. This is a chart of the S&P 500 going back about five years. This is a weekly chart, and this is just an update of what you and I talked about in the past. What I have shown on here with purple vertical lines are indications of a cycle that I found averages 34 weeks over the long haul. This is the dominant intermediate cycle in the stock market. It fluctuates, sometimes it expands, sometimes it contracts. But over the long haul, the nominal span trough to trough is right at 34.000 weeks, 8.000 months. Those two numbers are Fibonacci, which is the mathematical derivation of the cycle. We're coming out of those mid-March lows right now. One can see that the price low actually occurred on the 24th of March, but the cycle bottom I'm sorry, the 24th of February, but the cycle bottom, which is the point at which the market started going higher actually occurred in mid-March as you talked about just as we began. I see it's heading higher. Wow. Okay, the next one we're going to take a look at. Let's go to the next one, Stan. Larry, this is a chart of the New York Composite Index, which is the broadest measure of market activity. It measures all of the stocks traded on the New York Stock Exchange and curiously the financial media never shows this and I don't know why. But beyond the Dow, beyond the S&P, beyond the Nasdaq, even the transports, this is the broadest measure of market activity. And I ran this off shortly before our interview here this morning and it is in the upper half of the trading range, not far from an all-time high. Yeah. So. You know, Stan, I might have your answer why they don't show it, and that goes back about 25 years ago. We used to have the footsie, if you remember, I think that's what they called it, wasn't it? No, the knife. The knife, the knife. Well, footsie knife, one of the... the knife and that Paul Tudor Jones was a huge trader in that, but the volume started to dry up, of course, when the S&P, the Nasdaq and the Dow Jones started to move around. But what happened was they used that knife for actually calculating the value of mutual funds from what I understood. And that's why, because it's not tradeable, they just don't talk about it very much. But it's a really good index for showing where money's going and stuff. I've always felt that. I mean, it's been quite interesting, but that's what I heard, and that's why they did that. Well, interesting you say that, I traded the knife a lot as well. And what I liked about it was the margin was much lower than it was on the S&P. Sure was. So you got, assuming you're on the right side of the trade, you got a much better bang for your buck by trading the knife versus the S&P. And we didn't have those herky-jerky moves that you get in the S&P a lot. The knife didn't do that. Or very seldom did it do that anyway, for sure. True, because there's 3,000 stocks that comprise it as opposed to 500. You know, we first started trading this S&P back in April of 2000, and excuse me, in 1982, you know, it was $500 a point. And now we're trading in one tenth of that, and we're still having huge moves. My goodness, can you imagine trading that thing at a full value now? Holy cow. That was really something. I, those were the good old days, but all the days are good, and all the days are old. That's the way we look at it. Okay, what is this next one that you're looking at is the the S&P- Yeah, this is the daily chart of the S&P 500. The last two were weeklies. This is the daily. And I think this will illustrate what's going on today. We had an opening pop. We backed off a little bit, and here's the reason why. This chart has three moving averages on it. The one in red is the 200-day. The one in blue is the 50-day. And the one in green is the 15-day. And why do I choose these? Well, it's a lengthy explanation. It has to do with cycles, but those three time periods are closely aligned with the cycles in the stock market. And that's why these moving averages pick up the moves and denote support and resistance so very, very well. Well, look at the green line, the 15-day. It's still coming downhill. The S&P 500 rallied up to it, and it was a resistance line. And so we're trading a little bit below it right now. I think the trade wins are from the south, which is going to push this market higher. But in a very, very short term, we're doing a little bit of jockey in here, what I call back-and-fill structure. You're the side of the 15-day MA. And then just above that, we've got the 200-day moving average. So we're going to have a little structure, short term, to work our way through. But as I'm going to show here in the next couple of charts, I think the trend is northbound.  That's for sure. Okay, let's take a look at this next chart, and now folks will be able to take a look at it. This is your advanced decline line? Yes, Larry. This is the advanced decline line. And what this is, is it's data that's derived from the New York Composite Index. And every day, there's a published list of advances and declines on the New York Stock Exchange. I simply subtract the two and then maintain a running summation of that difference each day's net difference. And it etches out a line called the advanced decline line. And as you can see, the advanced decline line bottomed on March the 14th and we have been pushing higher. We topped out around March 29th, sold off into last week and now we are turning up and that green line that I have plotted on there is just a smoothing, it's a 10-day moving average. And the advanced decline line now is moving higher. Okay, now the question that I have is I've noticed that we have lower tops in here. Does that give you any type of concern or anything to seeing that or the fact that it can't take out those highs as of yet or not? Well, yes and no, there's a yes and no answer to that question. What is significant is the advanced decline line topped out in early November. But the New York Composite topped out around the 13th of January. So as you can see on this graph of the advanced decline line the AD line made a lower high even as the Dow, the S&P and the New York Composite made higher highs. What that was doing was suggesting that a sell-off was imminent which we got into. Okay, listen Stan, stay with us for your last chart we'll be right back with Stan Harley the Harley stock market letter. We'll be right back folks.<PHONE_NUMBER>. Are you in the market buying or selling real estate in the Bay Area including the surrounding St. Petersburg Tampa and Clearwater markets? Tiger Real Estate LLC is a firm that has extensive experience in the Tampa Bay Area. 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Distributor, 4-Side Fund Services, LLC. Visit DirectionInvestments.com to watch Tiger TV. Give it back folks for speaking with Stan Harley, the Harley stock market letter and he's going over his Advanced Decline Oscillator now. Tell us what you're seeing here Stan. Yes Larry, this is a different way of looking at advanced decline data. The last chart we reviewed right before the break was a running summation of each day's net difference between advances and declines. Well another way to look at it, I take the same data and instead of maintaining a running summation, I just compute a 10-day moving average and a 30-day moving average of the exact same data and plot it on the graph. And this constructs what I call an Advanced Decline Oscillator and it goes above and below zero hence the term oscillator. But it can tell us a lot about what's going on so to speak taking a peak beneath the hood so to speak. Notice at the January lows right around the 24th of Jan the 10-day moving average reached an extreme of about minus a 700 minus 800 right in that region. Then we had a brief rally then the major averages broke to a lower low around February the 24th not round right on February the 24th and look at this the 10-day moving average in the net difference between advances and declines made a higher low and then again the closing averages of the Dow, the S&P of the New York Composite made a lower low on March the 14th but this oscillator made a second higher low. That's divergence and that's bullish divergence hence the move higher and you and I discussed this on the air the last couple of months as this was evolving. Of course we pulled back into the middle of last week and now we're starting to trend higher but look at that 30-day moving average it is higher than where it's been for the last several months. That structure tells me we are in a bullish environment Larry and the market is going to go higher. Certainly looks like it Stan you're not going to get an argument for me on that one my friend. Hey listen I want to thank you for joining us today we'll have you on again in a couple weeks and I know your time is valuable but we love to hear what you have to say and it's a first-class stuff so thank you so much for sharing with you with us and we'll have you on again soon if you don't mind in a couple weeks that would be great. My pleasure I look forward to it. You bet. Stan Harley folks at the Harley stock market letter you can reach at harleystockmarketletter.com and get an idea of what he's looking at in some of these markets. Now I wanted to cover just a couple things here because we've had several of these markets that look extremely exciting here huge moves here I'm going to bring up the natural gas here right now so we can take a look at it most of you folks not familiar with natural gas as far as a trading vehicle but it does all kinds of moves you'll see up here we made this high just a couple of days ago right at $8 that's a $10,000 move on the downside folks you can see the ABCD stopped just short of the 382 and then what did we do last night we made nothing more than another A, B, C, D exactly at the 382 and it immediately dropped $5,000. The margin on this is $3,900 folks well it's raised a little bit now it's about $4,500 I understand but that's still unbelievable the types that's a hundred handles in the S&P you know so that's a huge move so those are just some of them we had guys there were so many of them last night that I think there were five and of the five four of them worked the fifth one was just barely didn't work but still had a slight profit in it but there's a really interesting ones to pay close attention to by the way the story on the Netflix to finish it up here the gentleman I don't know if he ever got out of the Netflix he said he was going to but he did mention that he didn't believe in technical analysis and I gave him the book by Jesse Livermore the reminiscences of a stock operator and I told him on that chart of Netflix I said well if you don't believe in technical analysis now you will shortly is what I said to him but you can't get it we got to share a couple of charts here that people have asked us to talk about one here is SARS let's get this up here so you can take a look this is the reverse of the arc in other words it's the short of the technologies as I understand and as we look at this you can see we had a beautiful three-drive to a top pattern up here just perfect ABCD that's in the yellow the yellow triangles you'll notice the 61% retracement right here that forms a head and shoulders pattern with the move right back here they're almost exactly at the same price the time between the two is exactly equal so that's a perfect a perfect three excuse me 61% retracement which suggests that maybe the technicals are going to get a little bit of steam in here possibly because this is a reverse of the technicals I understand folks this was told to me so I didn't check it but that's what the the smart minds outside of the commodity and 4x markets are talking about so that was one the other one was the of the European stock stock market let's get this one this was very strange I got a comment about this one I hope the gentleman is listening because I think he's going to be I give him a little bit information of the problem with this this is a nice pattern you can see the guardly pattern right here it should be sold but look at this volume down here if you're trading this folks there's so many things you can trade that are so much better than this the highest volume this thing's ever had is around 50,000 shares I mean Netflix does that in about 10 seconds and that's a $200 stock you know so that well not 10 seconds and you know a couple of minutes but anyway that that's just not enough volume to trade you know you can see the spaces in it stuff like that it's a nice pattern it's a sell saying it's going to go down supposedly but it's just not it's just not worthy of your effort because of the light volume on that that was the first thing I checked when I saw that the fact that it was an ETF with such light volume I didn't think it'd be worthy of that so I hope that helps it's my two cents worth and you get what you pay for as you say if you pay more than two cents you've overpaid now we're starting to see certain things in the market that are telling us in these grain markets that are a little bit a little bit scary let me bring this one up here right now this happens to be the wheat market you can check it out also with soybeans they did pretty much the same thing but here again with the wheat there was our high that we made back here look at our look at our high last night exactly at the 382 to the tick and then boom down she comes 20 some cents I mean this is telling us that maybe things are not so kosher as they try to tell us over here so we got to pay attention to these commodities because they might be heading down and that would be interesting to see how these things would start to move around as they as they go through these different cycles that we see all the time now we had another one also in the gold market that was very very interesting and if I can just find the doggone thing and I think I will I think I can I think I can here it is right here let's get it up here we'll be able to take a quick look at it and I have this was as it was when we sent it out you'll notice here that we went up to the exact 382 again right here at 1957 the high was 1957 and a half and there was a there was your first 382 right here and there was your second one we went all the way down came down to 46 we're trading around 52 right now that's got a break even on it let's take a little break<PHONE_NUMBER> sharpening your skills as an investor is like getting better at playing a musical instrument you have to practice sure but you also need excellent instruction from experts at tfnn you'll get advice and guidance from the authority in technical market analysis and it's not just dry tedious text either tfnn airs live financial content streamed live on tfnn.com and tfnn's youtube channel with tiger tv live every market day 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either but this is a very interesting chart that we have here in the NASDAQ the fact that hit that number just absolutely spot on so very very important and as you can see from the German DAX we're seeing that same pattern in the German DAX that I posted first when we started the show today exactly at the 382 retracement tomorrow we're having Tim Boss financial cycles weekly we'll be chatting with him talking to us about the cryptos he's had a pretty good handle on those and we'll be all really interested in that because the cryptos have really held a major bottom in here and looks like if we can get it above 48,000 this thing could really have legs in the Bitcoin market but of course it's a long distance from that level right now also folks even though we've gone through I have a funny story to tell you if you go into Hong Kong folks quarantine and the hotel that you go into gives you all three meals but your ticket your ticket your pass into your room your ticket your key into your room is only good one time if that if you try to get out and then go back in again you're in big trouble so the key only works one way one time and that's it the rest of the time they bring the food into you and that's it for seven days whether that'll change or not I don't know but you know it looks like many of these things it's amazing how one man a federal judge can say yeah these masks are no good and the rest of the world says yep you're right and all of a sudden all the airlines yep no more masks and it's amazing how things change isn't it it's not how you vote or how you count votes it's how you weigh the votes so live every day in an attitude of gratitude and may God bless we'll see you on the flip side tomorrow with Tim Boss you


And I Enjoying You And I Enjoying Myself And I Advise You And I Advise Myself To Have Taqwa Of Allah Subhanahu Wa'Ta'Ala I Advise You To Have Taqwa And I'm Not The Person With The Most Taqwa Amongst You And We Have Taqwa Outwardly And Inwardly And If We Have Taqwa Of Allah Allah Will Teach Us Allah Tells Us In The Quran Have Taqwa Of Allah And Allah Will Teach You And Have Taqwa Of Allah Outwardly And Inwardly Publicly And Privately And This Is The Sunnah Of The Messenger Of Allah SallAllahu Alaihi Wasallam To Make Mention Of Taqwa Every Single Jum'ah To Remind Us Of Who We Are As Believers That We Are People Of Taqwa Outwardly And Inwardly Publicly And Privately Fulfilling His Commands Avoiding His Prohibitions And Doing What We Feel Is Best At That Very Moment And That's What I Would Like Us To Reflect On During This Khutba And This Blessed Day Of Jum'ah Is How Do We Developed As Believers The Ability To Do What's Best At That Moment In That Situation That Faces Us How Do We Make Those Decisions Every Single One Of Us Our Lives Is Unique And Individual There Is No Other Soul In The Entire History Of Creation That Is Experienced What You Have Experienced What I Have Experienced Each One Of Us Is Unique And Individual And This Deen Is For Everybody So How Do We Apply This Beautiful Deen To Our Very Unique Lives That We Are Living This Is How We Bring Taqwa Into Our Lives And If We Do It Sincerely Things Will Emerge From Us From Our Speech From Our Actions From What We Do From What We Don't Do That's In Line With What Allah Subhanahu Wa'Ta'Ala Wants From Us And That's Called Tawfiq Success From Allah Subhanahu Wa'Ta'Ala If Allah Grants Us Success He Will Allow This Synchronization To Happen And We Will See The Reality Of Our Faith In Our Actions We'll See The Reality Of Our Faith In Our Actions So I Would Like To Turn To A Story That Happened During The Life Of The Messenger Of Allah Subhanahu Wa'Ta'Ala That We Can Draw Some Of These Lessons Of How Did The Sahaba Do That? How Did They Learn To Apply The Deen In Their Lives When They Did Not Have The Messenger Of Allah Subhanahu Wa'Ta'Ala Always With Him He Was Not Always With Them And He Was Training Them To Be Able To Face The Situations As They Ar rose They Weren't Just Blind Followers That Needed Him To Tell Them To Do It Every Single Situation He Trained These Men And Women To Be Able To Face Those Situations And Allah Gave Success To Those Men And Women To Be Able To Do That When Mu'ad Ibn Jabal Was On The Way To Yemen Being Sent As The Governor Of Yemen The Newly The Area That Would Newly Be Part Of The Muslim Empire The Messenger Of Allah Subhanahu Wa'Ta'Ala Asked Him He Said, Oh Mu'ad How Will You Judge Amongst The People?  How Will You Judge? He Said With The Book Of Allah And The Messenger Of Allah SallAllahu Alaihi Wasallam Said And If You Don'T Find It In The Book Of Allah He Said I Will Use The Sunnah Of The Messenger Of Allah SallAllahu Alaihi Wasallam And He Said And If It'S Not There Sometimes As Muslims We Like Feel That Every Single Answer Is In The Quran Or In The Sunnah Explicitly There'S Answers There But Not Everything Is Explicit So He Said If It'S Not There In The Sunnah He Said I Will Use I Will Do And Give My Opinion Not That He'S Just Giving His Opinion He'S Making His Opinion In Line With The Book In The Sunnah And These Are The Things The Application Of These Rules Of The Deen This Is What We'Re Faced With On A Day-To-Day Moment On A Moment-To-Moment Bases When We Look In The Quran We Find That Allah Subhanahu Wa'Ta'Ala Speaks About Three Nefs Three Types Of Nefs The Nefs Al-Lawama The Nefs Al-Amarah And The Nefs Al-Mutma Inna The Nefs Al-Amarah Is The Self The Soul That Orders And Joins Us To Do Evil When We Get Those Thoughts Do That Wrong Thing That'S The Nefs Al-Amarah The Nefs Al-Lawama Is The Nefs That Sometimes Is Ordering You To Do Evil Things But It'S Also Saying You Shouldn'T Have Done That You Shouldn'T Have Done That Regretful Remorseful Of Those Actions And The Nefs Al-Mutma Inna The Tranquil Nefs Is The One That Is At Peace With The Ordaymen And The Order Of Allah Subhanahu Wa'Ta'Ala The Qadr And The Amir Of Allah Subhanahu Wa'Ta'Ala Some People Feel That The Development Of Us As Beings With Souls Goes Sequentially Okay, First We Start Off As Nefs Al-Amarah The Evil Soul Then We Go To The Regretful Remorseful Soul And Then We Have Tranquility According To The Ulema They Said These States Could Happen Throughout Your One Day In Fact One Sometimes In A Single Moment And Think About It What Are Those Things In Our Lives That We Accept Of The Dean And They'Re Easy For Us And We Implement Them And We'Re Tranquil We'Re Accepting Of Them But Then There'Re Other Areas And Each One Of Us Knows Those Areas Where We Struggle Where We Have Sometimes We'Re Slipping But We'Re Remorseful And Then There'Re Sometimes There May Be Areas Where We'Re Just Getting Bad Thoughts And Bad Actions That We'Re Doing And We Haven't Got To That Point Of Being Able To Reprimand Ourselves And Be In That State Of Ulema So These Things Are Happening Throughout The Entire Day How Do We Deal With That How Do We Apply In Those Situations So This Is Where I Would Like Us To Reflect On This Story Narrated By The Grandson Of Suwayd Ibn Al-Hadif That His Grandfather Narrates When He And Seven Of His People Came To The Messenger Of Allah SallAllahu Alaihi Wasallam But Before I Go Into The Hadith I Have To Make Mention That In The Chain Of Narration Of This Hadith Is Some Weakness And Otherwise I Would Not Mention It Because It Is A Hadith Of The Messenger Of Allah SallAllahu Alaihi Wasallam But Unfortunately In This Day And Age There Is A Plague That Has Creeped Into Certain Aspects Of Our Community That If Somebody Hears Hadith Da'if A Weak Hadith A Chain Of Narration That'S Weak Automatically I Don'T Want To Hear I Don'T Want To Listen To It We Stay Away From It It'S Not Part Of Our Deen And It'S Su'edab With Rasool Allah SallAllahu Alaihi Wasallam It'S Bad Edab With The Messenger Of Allah SallAllahu Alaihi Wasallam Why? Because His Speech SallAllahu Alaihi Wasallam Is So Precious That When We Hear It We Have To Have Respect For It We Have Respect For It Imam Malik رضي رحمه الله One Time Was In His Majlis Of Narrating Hadith And He Would Prepare Himself For Narrating The Words Of The Messenger Of Allah SallAllahu Alaihi Wasallam When A Student Would Come To Him And Said I Would Like To Study With You He Would Say Do You Want Fiq Or Hadith If It'S Fiq Sit And Ask The Questions And I Will Sit And I Will Answer If It'S Hadith He Would Go To His House Take A Full Hussain Put On His Best Clothes And Wear His Best Perfume And Then Sit To Narrate The Words Of The Messenger Of Allah SallAllahu Alaihi Wasallam Out Of Respect And Love For His Words SallAllahu Alaihi Wasallam Once During The Narrating Of Hadith They Noticed The Change In Imam Malik's Face Tense He Got Tense And He Started Afterwards They Said What Happened He Said In My Khuf In My Leather Sock Was A Scorpion That I Didn'T See When He Put It On That He Didn'T See When He Put It On And It Stung Him During The Narration Of The Hadith Imagine That Creature Is Normally They Sting And They Run Away But It Stuck In There And So It'S Trying To Protect Itself It Stung Him 17 Times And He Said But Out Of Respect Of The Words Of The Messenger Of Allah I Did Not Want To Cut Off His Words And For This Reason When The Hadith Is Mentioned Just Like If He Was Speaking La Tarfa'u Aswat Koum Fawqa Soutan Nabi The Quran Allah Tells Us In The Quran Do Not Raise Your Voices Above The Words Of The Messenger Of Allah So When The Hadith Is Narrated Just Like When We Hear The Quran Being Recited We Lower Our Voices And We Listen This Is The Way Of The Salaf This Is The Way Of The Early Generations The Real Salaf As Opposed To People Who When They Hear The Term La'if Hadith Oh, We Can'T Touch That The One Of The Most Famous Collections Of Hadith Is The Arba'een Of Imam And Nowawi Everybody Has That Book In Their Home Or At Least Should Have That Book And There'S An Entire Genre Of Hadith Collections For The 40 Hadith This Hadith Imam Nowawi Mentioned In His Commentary Is Based On A Weak Hadith That The Messenger Of Allah Said Whoever Preserves 40 Of My Hadith Will Enter Jannah He Said This Is A Weak Hadith But We The Ulema The Scholars He Said By Consensus Of The Ulema Of This Ummah By The Consensus Of The Scholars Of This Ummah It Is Permissible To Do An Action Based On A Hadith That Has Weakness In Its Narration That'S Imam Nowawi The Imam Of Hadith Telling Us But Unfortunately Now People Have This Visceral Reaction Hadith Da'if And It'S Bad Adab With The Rasul Allah Yes We Do Not Take Ahkam We Don'T Take Rulings Wajib Mandub From A Hadith That Has Weakness And It'S Changed But We Can'T Take Fadaila Al-Mal Virtuous Actions As Suwait Ibn Al-Harith Mentioned He Says I Came To The Messenger Of Allah This Group This Entourage That Was Coming To The Messenger Of Allah And They Entered Upon His Gathering And They Spoke To Him And They Said That He Was Impressed By Our Words And How We Held Ourselves This Is The First Time They Are Meeting The Messenger Of Allah We Should Think We Hope That We Would Have Had That Chance But What Would His Reaction Hadith Ibn Suwait Said He Like He Was Impressed By The Way We Carried Ourself And Also And Then He Asked Who Are You They Said We Are Believers We Are And Then He Said Inna Kaulin Haqiqa Fama Haqiqa Kaulikun Wa Imanikun Every Statement Has A Reality What Is The Reality Of Your Statement In Other What Is The Reality What Proof Do You Have For Your Claim How Are You Actualizing What You Said Say And This Is A Question We Have To Ask Ourselves We Say We're Muslim We Say We're Believers What Is The Reality Of What We're Saying So They Said 15 Things And Look How They're Able To Respond To The Messenger Of Allah This Is A Group Of Upright Men Who Respond To The Messenger Of Allah With His Very Precise Question And They Said 15 Things Five That Your Messenger Meaning The People That You Dispatched To Call Us To Islam And To Teach Us To Islam Because Remember During Especially During The Time Of Medina The Messenger Of Allah Was Sending Invoice Messengers To All Parts Of Arabia Calling Them People Were Becoming Muslim Afwaja And Learning The Deen And They Would Come To Visit Him And Now They're Sitting With Him 5 Things That Your Messenger Told Us To Do And 5 Things That Your Messenger Told Us To Believe In And 5 Things That We Used To Do In Jahiliya Look At This We Used To Do In Jahiliya During The Days Of Pre-Islam And We Still Do Them And We Continue To Do Them Unless You Don't Like One Of Them And He Like He Was Impressed Again By Their Statement So He Asked What Are The 5 Things That My Messenger Told You To Do And They Listed Out The 5 Actions Prayer Fasting Ramadan The Belief First What Are The 5 Things My Messenger Told You To Believe In Allah The Angels The Books The Mbiya And The Last Day The Ba'ath To Say The Shahada To Pray To Give Zakat To Fast Ramadan And To Do Hajj Whoever Is Able To Go To The House Those Are The 5 Things That We All Do These Are The Rules We All Know That What I Want Us To Call Our Attention To Is What Are These Things That They Were Doing In Jahiliya That They Continued To Do As Muslims And They Felt This Is In Line With The Deen But We'Re Just Going To Present It To The Messenger Of Allah And See If It Is Time With His Sunnah They Said As Shukr Being Grateful When We'Re Are In Times Of Ease And Being Patient When We Have Hard Times And Being Truthful When We'Re Faced With The Situation That Time Of Test You Meet Somebody You'Re At An Employment And Interview Somebody Is Asking You A Question When The Rubber Hits The Road Truthful What Are The 5 Things That Are The 5 Things That Are The 5 Things That Are The 5 Things That Are The 5 Things That Are The 5 Things Shamat And We Live Off We'Re Not We'Re Joyce At The Unfortunate Of Our Enemy We Don'Tleased At The Unfortunate Of Our Enemy Look At This Shivalry And The Last Thing Before That Is extent And Being Accepting Of The Bitterness Of The Curse And The Messenger Of Allah Said He said, how great are these things? How wonderful are these things? And then he said, I will add for you five things. And then he listed out five more things for them. He listed out five more things, and he told them that they make a promise to him.  And one of them is do not accumulate what you're not going to spend. In other words, don't be connected to this dunya and do not build things that you're not going to live in. In other words, he's reminding them of what they should be focused on. And he's adding this upon those five that they came up with themselves. And that's where I want us to call our attention to. What are those things in our lives that we don't have an exact explicit order in the Quran to do?  Fast Ramadan, we know all the rules. But what are those things that we are doing just like Suwayd and his people? What are those things that we're doing that we would be proud to present to the Messenger of Allah and says this is not explicit, this is something that was from my culture. It was from my personal actions. It was from my people. These are the things that we are doing. And if it's accepted to you, we will continue doing it. And we can still doing that by placing it on the scales of the sharia. So that's what we should be thinking. We should be asking ourselves, what are those things that we're doing that are good acts, that are righteous acts, that are upright acts? And it's not something of specific order, but it's something that we feel this is what should be done at this moment. Me, given my moment, my time, my existence, my experience, my reality. This is what I feel as a Muslim, as a believer, as a person of taqwa. This is what I should be doing.  And we seek refuge in Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala from the evil of our own actions and we ask for success from Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala in being able to implement this deem. And we ask Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala to give us the tawfiq, the success to be like the people of Suaid, to have actions of goodness that we would be happy to present to the messenger of Allah sallallahu alaihi wa s-salam if we had lived at His time. We would be happy when we come to the day of judgment and may Allah make our standing on the day of judgment easy. We would be happy to present it and we said, nobody ever told me to do this, but this was something from my culture. This is something that I felt was good. And the understanding, the opposite is also true. We also understand that there are things from our jahiliya from our pre-existing Islamic cultures that have crept into the ummah in various ways that we leave, but we look at the good and we try to find, yeah, I think this is good and let's put it there. And all of those five things that they mentioned can be found in the Quran. There's tawafuq with the Quran. And we'll end on this, that Umar radiallahu anhu was a person who was known to have experienced so much internalization of this deem that he was able to see what should be the appropriate thing at that moment. And for that reason, he was given the name al-Farooq by the Messenger of Allah, sallallahu alaihi wa s-salam, because he could distinguish between things. He had this insight, this fiqh, fiqh not as a subject that studied the laws and the rules, but fiqh as deep understanding. And because of this, he has many muwafqat and you can look them up and read about them. The muwafqat of Umar, the synchronizations of Umar. Like for example, what to do with the prisoners of bedir? He said, this is what we should do. And then when the ayah was revealed, it was in line with what Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala wanted them to do. When the slander of Aisha radiallahu anhu, the evil and the foul lie that people said about Aisha, as soon as he heard it, he said, subhanaka haadabuhtanun azeem. And when Allah revealed the Quran, absolving Aisha of that lie, he said, it would have been befitting for the believers that when they heard this slander, they said, subhanaka haadabuhtanun azeem. When Umar radiallahu anhu heard the ayahs of the khalq, the embryology, as he was listening to it, he was so taken by it. He said, fatabaraka Allahu ahsanu l-khaliqeen. And then the ayah was revealed, fatabaraka Allahu ahsanu l-khaliqeen. This is how much he was in line with what Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala wanted in those moments. And we ask Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala to give us the tawfiq, to give us the success to be like the faruq radiallahu anhu, to be like a suwaid radiallahu anhu, and to be like the sahaba. And we ask Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala to give us that ability to distinguish between truth and falsehood. Allahumma ar-rin al-haqqa haqqan wa razuqna tiba'a wa ar-rin al-baqir al-baqir al-wa razuqna jtinaba. O Allah, show us truth as it truly is and allow us to follow it and show us falsehood as it truly is and allow us to leave it. I'll say this and ask forgiveness from Allah for you and the women of Muslims and Muslims. And I'll finish the prayer.