The following is a presentation of TFNN, The Tiger Technician Hour with your host, Hazel Chapman. Call now. Call free at 1-877-927-6648. Good morning, everyone. I'm Hazel Chapman. Here, this is the Tiger Technicians Hour on this Thursday, the 20th of April. Gosh, the month is going really quickly. The Dow is down 167 or 33,730. One of the reasons why, just at this particular point, unless there's a 500 or 600 point in the day, a 500 or 600 point slide, that nine-period moving average in the Dow, a daily chart, way above the 40, is just saying there is still residual strength, and that residual strength is saying to me that it's going to be a process unless there's some kind of news that comes out tomorrow, maybe an economic slant to the whole thing that says, oh, that is just exactly what the Fed is not wanting to see, and the market suddenly tanks. I think it's a process that we're looking at here. If you look at the daily chart, you can see it's holding well. This is the fourth session since the high of 34,082, which was, and this made me a little nervous, under the 34,331 high of the 14th of February, and it had really gone down to 3,000 points, and then rallied back up, so it's stored underneath that previous high. That always makes me a little concerned, but I am impressed that there is residual strength based on the nine over the 14, MACD's still good, Stochastic's still up at the 89% level. That's great, but if you look at the weekly chart, the weight got repelled from this green trend line resistance last week, and this week has done exactly the same thing. Now it's testing the lower line in this little chapter we've inside tracked repellent channel. It just says there's a lot of resistances to overcome at this particular point, and you can see the monthly chart. Let me just do this real quickly with the S&P, and then we can move on to a bunch of other things that I had questions I had about the market and different stocks, a lot of stocks to look at today. S&P did go to, I'm calling this a peak, F right now. I could call it an alternate count B. I just don't see it as a B right now. I'm calling it an F. I might have to change that. 4163 was the high, but 4195 was the high back in February. So, yeah, again, it didn't take out in a leg C. It didn't spiral right through that. But the weekly chart has improved a lot, and it says that there is actually enough residual strength at least to contain the price right now, because under other circumstances, it had been down 21 at 4133. We should normally be down about 44 to 56 points at this stage. So this is actually quite good action. Within that context, the weekly chart cup formation says there's a chance that we could try to make a leg D in this phase right now without double topping, and that would take us above 4,049. So that was the, is that correct, 4,040, oh no, 4,195.44 out was that high. It was main ferry. And we'd go above it by one penny for leg D. We can still make a peak C1, C2 installed here, but I am looking at it and saying, wow, that weekly chart has improved a lot. And that means that the monthly chart, we can follow that because we've now only got a week to go after this coming week and see if we can break to the upside of that resistance line. Okay, looking at the QQQ, there's the NDX100 trading vehicle, a double top. If I look at the vertical test, let me just get this right here. I was going to do it yesterday, but I wasn't sure. Okay, whether or not we'd be pulling back from that peak there. We just missed it by a fraction. I thought I typed in, oh, that's right. I had to intraday. I was just saying to myself, please don't, please don't, please don't storm me now. And all of a sudden, I got this little, this little, okay. We got a little circle that was circling, circling, circling and not letting me close out the program or save it. I had to close it down 321.63. Okay, so 321.63. I think I did this yesterday, 321.63. And then the high three days ago was just under 321.42. Remember we spoke about this yesterday? And I said the technicals are still quite good. It's not like there's a huge failure. But we watched the MACD deflect lower, and I said that is a technical problem. And the stochastic's under 80%, the on-balance volume is down. But that nine-period moving average so much higher than the 14-period moving average is a good sign. And you can see it's trying desperately today to try to get positive. I don't know if it will, it's only down 74 cents and that weekly chart has improved a lot. So while we have taken off our trading long position in the Dow and gone to the short side, I've got a reasonably tight stop on that short because I think there could be a bounce. I got a feeling that a bounce will still have that hold. This is the inverse. In other words, the S&P, let me just show you the SPY itself. So the SPY, actually now, this is what I wanted to show you. I forgot to change that because the SPY did go to a peak F. It was starting at the E, went to an F. And if you look at the E-mini, look at this, it's a continuous contract. Look at that doji candle right there and said, uh-oh. Doji candle, then followed by, this is a doji candle, I'll give you the date. There it is. Doji candle on the 14th of Feb. Doji candle on the 17th of Feb, April. And then a tiny, the tiniest little candle we've seen in quite a while for the high on the 18th at 41.9825. And now it's pulling back with a fourth doji candle yesterday and today, so far, is a red candle. Actually, it looks like a Chapman Way Roman candle, but the day's just barely begun, so we can't even talk about it. And for the first time, it's snuck above the resistance level and a Fubonacci number, but then it came right back in. So we're watching this very closely in the E-mini because that's part of what we look at. But really, the root is the S&P cash. So let's go to the QQQ. QQQ say this whole action of four bars on the right side, which is not really breaking up towards the Chapman Way inside wedge target resistance line, the dash green line. It says that it's kind of stalling here. There was a chance that it could by the May the 12th. May the 12th could test the high that was made back in last year. In August the week of the 19th of 3.3442, so far, that's been stalling. But I have to tell you, if we go sideways a little bit longer, we could use up downside energy just by using time rather than price. IWM has been a little problematic. 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F-3 double topping in the weekly chart and leg B in the monthly. But the technicals here again are very good. So it says there's a little bit more room maybe on the upside. And let's look at the USDJPY, because they often go in aversion. So you've got PE, if there's no new high today. And it's starting to stall, the technicals are still very good. But that 200-bit moving average of 133.70 is like a magnet. It's trading right now at 134.10. And we're going to be watching this very closely. So the other thing I'm also looking at here is, so high-grade copper. The high-grade copper is trading down again, down a penny at 406. I'm just looking at this to say, kind of stalling here. What I need to just include at this moment before I forget, is that the SMHs are running to up 2.23, at 252.85. But they're starting to make lower lows and lower highs. So what happens here, does this become, and this is the patterns that I like to teach when I have subscribers who ask me questions if I do my webinars or I do an all-day webinar. I'm always discussing these patterns. This is like an H pattern at the same time, the daily chart. This is very obvious to go. I love the way the bar rallies and then stalls. And it gets hit by a trend line. And that trend line is so forceful, that the price gets repelled again. But at the same time, yes, there's a potential for a chapter before an X formation. If the SMH is a semiconductor market vector's ETF, it is able, at 252 right now, 253, let's say, if it was able to trade on a weekly basis in the 261 area, that's nine points higher. So that would be important. But just to get there, 257 would be a really, really strong move. In this timeframe, April, going to early May, if it's able to do that, I'll have to change everything. Because I must say, everything I'm looking at here is suggesting that other than some very deep economic aspects that are so unusual we haven't been there before, you're looking at a market where money has been put into the sideline, and it will take a long time before people really get back into the market. You would have to see, I forget the SMHs for a little while, usually use them as a benchmark. And they're saying right now, choppy to sideways, so just be a little careful. But when you start to see, say, the Dow start to trade very nicely in the 34,500, 700 area, the S&P skyrocketing to the 4280s, 43 level, that's when money comes back in. It just inevitably happens. Until we get that, I think we're going to see some choppiness. But isn't it fascinating, and I'll go to the stuff that I really wanted to talk about in a moment, but I wanted to show you, so crude oil is down sharply, underneath the change of period moving average. You remember I drew in these rectangles, I see this propeller shaft right here with the resistance of the 84s is very powerful. If we were to break out above that after this particular propeller shaft move, you see this pink rectangle here to the downside, using the base as your support level, then it balances and forms this rectangle formation. And then it breaks down and goes under it to the 64 level. Then where does the store, it stores at 64, there's a continuous contract, I'm sorry, 860. 83.53, a week of the 14th of April, and now we're getting the sharp move down back into the rectangle, which means the midpoint line, which is where it is right now, let's call it 77. We close under 76.10, let's call it 75.90, it says, uh-oh, chance of going all the way back to the 69 level. So that's, there are a lot of things here that really could be helping the market. So within that context, let me show you something else. You've got natural gold, coincides exactly with the question in the den about natural gas, UNG. UNG is down 4.01 at 2.208 of the continuous contract. And one of the reasons why I didn't want my subscribers to go into the UNG is because I think there is something wrong, maybe it's with the contracts, maybe it's, I think it's a purely technical issue. There is a glut, but that shouldn't stop, huge moves to the upside from happening with short covering. I think there's something else going on, and I don't really wanna touch it, the UNG that is, that is the Trading Vehicle US Natural Gas Fund at 6.95. It could move higher, but it should have done that yesterday without pulling back too much, and today should be leg B. It should have peak A maybe yesterday, and then leg B today. So something is wrong with the contract. So the question was, could I look at it? And I'm saying, I'm looking at it, but that weekly chart says the MACD actually turned positive. The histogram has been improving week after week, and now for the last two weeks it's been positive. The on balance fund gave you a lovely V-shaped bottom, but that's stochastic at 3.99% is just saying something is wrong. And I would just advise if you're involved in UNG, just trade it in intraday and get out, trade intraday, get out, and at some point when it really starts, the UNG, if it actually starts to hold for three days and using the 7.45 level as a support, you can tackle the 8.94, a 14-period moving average in the weekly. So at this particular point, if you've got a profit taken, go profit taken. I'd rather not be holding it because there's something wrong with the contract. It's not acting exactly like oil did that time when it went to minus 40. And if this will go to minus, it just is not acting correctly. This is not, either there's just a massive glut or whatever it is, it's not acting well. So the question came in, could I look at Intel? You were looking at the seven conductors, could you also look at Intel? Someone has been doubling added and said they'd like to add. I would hold off, it's made a peak D and it's now under the 200-period moving average in the daily. The weekly chart has gone back, it's just about to go back into the big rectangle that it was in between 20 to 24s and the 30 level. And then it broke out to the upside to just under 34. So give it a little time, but I do think it's wakening up and that's really important.  That's about the area that I'd say, hey, this is where it should be forming a new base. It hasn't yet. So that's what I'm saying there. The question about ETHE, ETHE, I think that the whole Bitcoin is starting to pull back. You made your peak G just recently. It's now under the 200-period moving average, that Ethereum is at minus 16 cents at 9.67. This is a peak C in the week. It should try for a D, but it doesn't have to do that very quickly. So I think it'll test the 9. It's at 9.67 right now. The way I'm looking at it, this low that was made right here before it gapped up and then popped all the way to the 11, 11 area, this low of 9, yeah, 9.50. I was gonna say 9.46. 9.50, let's see how it holds that if it breaks under 9.50, it could take a little while longer to rebuild the base. But the nine is still way over the 14, but the price is under the 200. So that's an issue. Next question. Okay, so now let me do that. Think of that. No, I haven't. TLT. So the TLT went right to the rectangle low.  But completely, this is stuck in the rain and it can stay this way. So I'm just going to say for the moment, I've been saying this for a long time. I'm not interested in this space, but it isn't a factor in what, look at HDRI. Yeah, DRH, look at this, DRH. Oh, this is dark, HDRI, DRH, I'll figure that out. If you want to take advantage of this sector, now is the time to subscribe to my Goal Report. 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They've got, the housing sector is actually what they would like to calm down. That's how you're going to get some chunk of your disinflationary aspect achieved. 113.40 up four, 3.7% in LaNar. An all-time high was just in, I'm sure it's an all-time high, was 117.54 in December of 2021. Let me just check. Yeah, I mean, just a way all-time high.  That's the interesting thing. This is a wonderful positive for the market. If you were looking at the market, you said, wow, to have the home builders doing this, but at the same time, what he's wanted in the economy are two separate things. So it's a tough thing to deal with. Here's another aspect that I want you to look at. Where did it go? Well, I wanted to do this the other day. Well, first of all, congratulations to GT the other day. I think he actually has been switching from the long side to the short, puts the calls on some of the Chinese stocks. He was on the short side of XPEV, I believe. But let me just have a look. I haven't checked it to EV. There it is. Whoa, whoa, very nice double top and pulling back down at 39 cents and 9.48 in the rectangle formation. You remember I spoke about this. I had a question about Alcoa yesterday. I said, this rectangle formation can last a lot longer than your patients. Well, it's up 50 cents today, Alcoa, but it is in the rectangle. Until it really decisively breaks above it, you just got to say, well, it's got a lot of resistance in the 43, 42 area. Let me just give you the exact figure. That'll be the gap over there and then the high over here. So that'll be 42.89. It's called between 42.80 and 43.20. That should be strong resistance. It breaks above that. Now you can look at something else and say, great, I formed some kind of a base. But even the weekly chart, that's tough stuff. Next question came in about, yeah. So that was Ethereum. So I'm just saying that I believe if you go to the Bitcoin, Bitcoin has had a spectacular rate of peak F in the daily chart. It's a leg E, probably a peak E this week in the weekly. It did almost the one to one. I'm not a fan of great moves that failed at a previous high and 32,340 was the previous high in the continuous contract of the Bitcoin futures. And the last one went to just under 31,000. So I'm watching this closely, but the technicals are still pretty darn good. We'll see where it comes out over the next three to five sessions. One other question was, oh, could I look at hog? I hope I've still got the chart here. Let's just see what happens. Yeah, we go. HOG, your guess is as good as mine. Oh, I had drawn this in some time ago. Look, there's the monthly. There was a left side, right side price, time match. Well, it did it almost exactly. Look at that doji candle back in 2021 May at 52.06, tumbles down to 30. And then what does it do? In February of this year, it goes to 51.77. I can't believe how many times we see over months is over a year. It drops almost 40%. And then what does it do? It comes back and stalls within pennies. Harley-Davidson of the previous high. That was a peak E in the week. I haven't done anything in the arch formation, but let me just see what, I know I did a lot of work on hog before because I said, what will happen if people actually get into the electric motorbike area? Well, it did the one to one from that peak D. Beautiful left side, right side price, time match. That's the bar symmetry. Went right back to the low that was made on the 28th of December of 3984 after spiking all the way to that 52 high, 51.77 high peak D, back on the second of Feb, gapped up and then full the whole gap. And then it took the same number of bars. I just love the way it does this. Number of bars to the left was one day late in getting back to the 40, 41, let's say 40. That was a 41 run number low, the day after the 40.29 high. And it took it out and now it's gone side. Remember the rectangle formation can last a lot longer, a narrow rectangle formation can last a lot longer than your patients. So I would say nothing to see in Harley. Now I have to congratulations, Paul's a long time ago said it was comparing NVIDIA to GE. And I said, no, you've got to think of them separately. They could do the same thing, but one is there's dividends, there's earnings, it's a big turnaround. And what did it do today? He said today hit a hundred. That's spectacular action. General Electric is the leader of the field. GE trading up 73 cents at 99.75. But wait a minute, you can't rule out NVIDIA. So GE has gone from the 50s to the 99s. And NVIDIA has gone from 108 to 277. So you remember I said it depends on your own personality of what you look at in terms of the stock market, what you want to do, what you can sit for, how much risk you can take. That's number one. And number two is there's nothing wrong in knowing that you're buying a high PE stock that's the leader of a field. This has gone to leg D in the weekly chart, still really good action. That's just saying within the semiconductor area, you've got losers and winners and the winners are really carrying that had been carrying the day. Now we're going to see what happens from here on in. That's number one. Number two is GE is a different thing altogether. You remember I said, I made a terrible mistake for subscribers because I said I wanted to get GE and it was splitting off and we would have had two. Oh, it was what a nice move that was. GE is trading at 99.70 right now, but GEHC, which is the healthcare division. GEHC is a healthcare division. Look at that move from the 50s to 86 right now. This is fantastic action. And I just have to admit that it was just a very silly move on my part to hold off and at any point, even maybe today, you could grab these things because they are in the, they just, it's the right area. That's all I can say. So within that context, that's EFG, there's a D. So there are, look at that. So we've got a brand new ABCDE in the GEHC. All right, I got those things done. PPLT, I looked at platinum yesterday, I said fabulous move up and it broke. The left side, right side price time matches platinum, continuous contract. This is in a leg F right now. It could even be an alternative count, but I'm not going to go that far just yet. There it is. So the target would be going to the PPLT, I think it is PPLT. The target would be the left side high. This is a leg F in the in the daily chart of Aberdeen, platinum ETF would be this high of 101.88. And today's gone to 101.47. So I'm watching just, he doesn't top out here. All the technicals are fabulous. So that's platinum. Next question was, wrote it down, wrote it down. Oh, a race. So this is talking about a race. This is Ferrari made a gap up to a doji candle E. I think I spoke about it a few days ago. I said, Ferrari is moving up sharply. What happens next is going to be very important because if you do the same thing, R-O-Y-C-Y, I think it is. Royce, R-O-Y-C-E, oh, that's right. R-O-Y-C-E-F maybe? Oh no, I just forgot about it. R-R-Y-R-Y-C-E-F, I believe that's it. There it is. So yes, Rolls Royce, I had this note that he just recently, look at that. It's not an all time high, but it's at a recovery high, a year and a half high at 1.920. And it's just very interesting that one, the Ferrari is winning. There's no question about it. It's a terrific, I just want to go to different things. 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? 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And it's just interesting to see because it's been a really nice recovery from the high that was made back in 2021, just at about two, and then it pops down to the 70s, 0.70, and now it's back at 1.92. And that's just telling me that there are things going on in the economies that are not being recognized. Yeah, Ferraria's race, I got that. RAC is the symbol for race. They separate things, but the point I wanted to make was that in terms of famous names, the Ferrari is making new highs. And usually you find that people who have really, I don't mean lots of money. I mean, just money oozing out of every poor, they kind of back away very quickly when things get tough. But there's something else that's going on now with the Rolls Royce. This is the BMW Rolls Royce. And with really expensive cars and that there are a lot of people that are buying them for investments. And there's a waiting list. And I read about six months ago, that some people that put the name that had bought cars on the waiting list and then got the cars in the sequence that they had their names down, those cars actually, I don't know about today, but up until maybe a few months ago, some of those cars were selling at premiums to what they pay. So some people haven't even got delivery of the car and they're just moving the delivery, selling the delivery car coming up. So I'd say, things are happening here that are so unusual when we've been in a year and a half, not a year and a quarter, I'd say bear market at different times. We've already had bear phase. You can look at this chart right here. We've been making low lows and low highs until the most recent October low. And now it's made, it had two months of big moves and now it's kind of struggling. But it's remarkable when you're looking at the home builders, look at this BLDR, we did this the other day, still doing fantastically. Yep, it's pulled back a little bit from that peak E. This is the builders' first resource. It's a resource they got in the construction business. So anyway, I just wanted to show you that things are not what you would read about and some of the stuff you read, I mean, your heart just stops. You say, is the United States, are we really? Is that us? I mean, that's like third world country stuff. And then you look at the market itself and you say, wait a minute, this is very different. This is pretty darn good. Looking at the iShares Dow Jones source transportation average index fund, nice move up from the low that was made recently, the two with 12, 13 area. And now we're at 230, but a lot of work needs to be done. That's what I'm saying. This is a very mixed market, the XLF. XLF trading down just three ticks today at 33.41, probably a peak D, but this is a nice runny off the low. But is this the runny that you would expect with the fantastic announcements over the last week that we've heard from many of the banks like a JP Morgan, where's JP Morgan? It's held its gains, I think it's the leader. And within sectors, you've got some stocks that are leading and some stocks that are lagging. Look at this, JP Morgan, that's a wonderful move off the gap because you've had three sessions, oops, two sessions after the gap with higher highs and even now you're holding, this is good action. But wait a minute, Bank of America, this is a struggle down at the bottom here. And this is what I said yesterday we were looking at. I lost it, I had to re-notate the whole darn thing. It was AZO, this is, yeah, AZO, which is AutoZone. I said almost at an all-time highs within pennies. It had been an all-time high today, it's almost there, Orly, O-R-L-Y, O'Reilly, Auto. These are all parts because people are, I mean, the price of cars today is just out of sight, the average price, but people are paying that and people are upgrading. I mean, I spoke about that, about a year ago, I said, you know, I seem to be seeing people upgrading their cars, some of the dude without realizing it, but they're upgrading and they're paying a lot of money.  Anyway, look at this, Orly, but wait a minute, it was AAP, I believe, I hope I'll still go and notate it. Yeah, AAP, Advanced Auto Parts, completely different from the 240s high that was made over a year ago. It plummets down to about 109. And here it is at 128, it's struggling. And that's what I wanted to say. The selectivity is absolutely imperative and that's what you've really got to be focusing on. Question came in about, where was it, oh, I've lost one of my emails because it's too old and one of my computers that I just used for certain things and mostly for emails was a Windows 7. Okay, what does this say? Didn't get that. And all the junk I'm getting on this new email, well, it's Outlook, but they updated it. But now I'm getting all the junk. I never got much junk mail at all. Okay, so that's what I wanted to point out. I've done that, I've done that, I've done that. A failure under peak E was XBI, is that the one, XBI? So XBI is spider biotech, oh, it's a biotech. No, this is not the one. So what I wanted to say yesterday, and I spent some time on it, is that the large biotechs, the microbiotech, some of them have been just unbelievably strong, but the larger ones, having a bit of a struggle, and that's why I said, I think the PPH is doing much better. So you've got the PPH, made it peak E, I said at that resistance level with a doji camera from last week, that could pull back, but this is actually a way better chart. And we were specifically looking at Merck, and I said, maybe a little bit more of a pullback, but this is a really good one. I wouldn't be lightening up, I'd be rather looking to maybe add on some kind of a move. Yeah, that's all in the healthcare area. So that, oh, question again. What number is Schwab on your 28 day excursion? So Schwab is trading up 12 cents at 55.67. This is day 22, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. I've got one more day to go. So my theory was that Schwab made a Chapman Wave price volume climax on the 13th of March at 45 round number low, and then that should lead, it should not take out the 45 number low within 28 days. If after 28 days is trading well above the gap high, that would be, what did I say? I keep looking, I should type it in some one of these days. And that's 54.90, and right now it's a 55.63. Well above means up in the 59.62 area, it could go for another 28 days. So that's what I want to look at.  Viking Therapeutics Inc. Now, you know, I don't know if you were the one that gave me, or this showed up in my scan, I think in my scanner this showed up, and it was way down here, and I said, this is amazing. It made it peak, it pulls back. This is VKTX, it's Viking Therapeutics, and it's what I was saying about this microcap. So look at this, leg, this is only a B. There's no other way, wow, there is another way. Yes, it didn't take out, didn't take out that load of 825. What is the load there? 868, yeah, this could be F slash G, G slash B. This is really a leg B at this particular point. What a spectacular move, and in the weekly it's a leg D. Spectacular move, oh, what's the question? Because in that space, just for your big runs, you can give it all back, maybe this time different. TFNN has just launched their new trading room, the Tiger's Den, hosted at Discord. 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For more information, just click the Think or Swim banner on the front page of TFNN.com. So my therapeutics monthly chart made a high, a round number, I love round number highs. I remember, what was it? 278, what was it? What did 278 recently double the round number high? Anyway, 24 round number high, September of 2018, PD. Whoosh, it comes down, takes a long time from 2018 to 2022 to make a low. It's $2.02, that's about a 90-something percent decline. And then what does it do? It goes to peak APB and leg C. And that says, if this is going to continue, then it should try for 24 sometime between now and July. And this is a little conservative using left-side, right-side price time match with that peak B-minus from February of 2021. But in the meantime, very short-term, I've got this as a potential D right now in the weekly chart. And only a, I could count today, I'm gonna just give it the benefit of the doubt for now and say it's a B. Because all the technicals are very strong. So the support is between 19 and 18, but it just has to go one penny above. If it doesn't make it today, that'll extend AB. But if it doesn't, after tomorrow, 2180 starts a leg C if this becomes peak B. So let me just do this before we wrap up. Yes, we're gonna wrap up.  Don't forget, growth programming here. I'll be back right at the 200-period moving average in the E-mini down 18. So this is gonna be very interesting. So what I said, it's a process. And therefore, I didn't expect, unless it was just a huge 600-point or more sell-off today, I didn't expect that it would just all happen in one move. I think this is a process of starting to see weakness, but that nine is still over the 14 and it's holding. That's why we haven't got too carried away. We've got some insurance here, that's the main thing. But most importantly, how we can see over the next week going to the end of April, will we see the 3,400 set or do we start under 3,300? Big differences. Have a wonderful day. 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Su-tau-chi-u, jeni vu-dii, vi-e-di-o! Ka-i hu-di-a-nok-te, mi-vo-s-pa-roli-a-l-vi-pr-i-ling-va-i-er-a-ru-i-ka-i-mis-kom-pren-no-i. To-kiel mi-eleks-tis-citi-un-temon pa-de-citi-u-vi-o-blog-o. Mi-eleks-tis-jin-pa-ro-du-kial-o-i-la-nu-e-s-tas-k-er-ji-simpl-e-s-tas-o-m-u-za-fer-o. Ki-m-oni-mis-u-sas-ling-von. Ka-i du-e-mi-eleks-tis-jin-pa-ro-tu-k-e-un-u-e-l-mi-a-s-p-k-t-ant-o-i-de-mi-o-pa-i-la-sa-fil-met-o-mi-sk-m-p-ren-is-ti-on-ki-on-mi-di-dis. Ka-i-pens-tis-k-e-mi-di-dis-k-e-mi-ha-vas-f-e-t-i-t-t-on-pa-r-a-zen-o-i. ὀᵃᵒᵒᵡᵕᵒᶦᵒᵉᶉᵒᵉᵒᵉᵉᶉᵉᵉᶉᵉᶉᶉᶉᵉᶉᶉᴰᵗᵉᵉ. ᵈᵇᶰᶰᵇᵒᵉᵉᶉᵉᶉᵉᶉᵉᶉᶉ. because it happens often to everyone, and in fact it happened to me at the time. So, in fact you all know that I study Chinese, I study it because my parents didn't speak English at all and didn't want to study Esperanto. And an interesting fact for you. In the Chinese language, the word for Esperanto is shu ji yi and that means world language. So, the word for Esperanto is world language. It's an interesting direct translation, I suppose. So, shu ji yi. And so, when I went... Oh yes, I wanted to prepare my misunderstanding or error. Because it really isn't an error, but it's an misunderstanding. So I suppose I'll just tell you. So often I learn Chinese not by studying the language itself. What happened to my cousin? I learn it simply by the influence of my wife. So I listen to her and I tell her and I finally show her things and I tell her so, for example, that means how to say. And she says in Chinese and I tell her that I'm doing something with my parents. And then I learn new words, new radicals. The grammar, I just studied a little bit but I don't really know the grammar of Chinese. I don't have that much time to study it. But I try to learn it because I have to communicate with my parents. So, often when I'm with my cousin and she wants me to go because she's busy or I'm just there and I talk to her or something else, I don't know. She tells me something and she often says that almost that day she said that. And according to me, it simply means because I'm busy. And I understand it that way and I often say it to her and she just says, and I don't think that much about her but the other day I was in the kitchen and I wanted to cook food for me. Yes, I know. It's not a business. She doesn't want to cook food. But I was in the kitchen and I prepared my food and then my cousin went to the kitchen and I don't like that much because our kitchen is not that big. I don't have that much space for two people. And I was there and I prepared my food and she went and she just wanted to take my wife to the fridge because I wanted to take her to the fridge. And I can't go there so I just said to her and why did I say that? She looked at me like that and I almost died of her pain or her pain. And it was a strange situation and I thought, why did I say that? Is it a bad thing? She just ran away to her room. And then I thought, I don't know. And after a few hours my cousin came home and often she went to every day she goes to the room of my great-grandfathers just to talk to them about the day things are going to happen. And then she went to the room and she said, did you see Gwen in my room? And I said, yes, she is in my room. I can't go to the fridge. And she said, do you know what Gwen means? And I said, yes, it simply means to go away, right? And she said, no, it means to run away. I don't want to be here. I love you. It's a terrible word. It's a fake word.  So it's just, I just, you liked what I did and it's just worse for what I've done for two hours when my cousin wasn't here. I just ignored him. So it doesn't seem to be any worse. But then my cousin clarified to my great-grandfather that I didn't understand the meaning of the word and the whole day I felt terrible because I often had to but after she promised that she won't say it anymore but the next day she started to use it and she said simply when I wanted to kiss her and there was another time but yes, this is my stupid misunderstanding so as always I wanted to ask you did you make serious, serious mistakes or misunderstandings while you study other languages shouldn't you be your parents can you be your parents can you be a police officer can you be a judge can you be a lawyer simply tell me in the comments about your stupid mistakes because I want to read them I like to read your stories and your thoughts and so on I like that I like the intercompany so as always as always excuse me I just killed my language I see you all in the movie and if you're not there I killed your language and if you like my channel and you want to help me to find it you can only use this donation on my Patreon page you only need one dollar a month to really help me so thank you and here are my subscribers


I'm going to do a quick review of my investing club. A little bit about me. I've been trading for about 14 months now. I started in January, 2019 and completely self-taught. Learned everything from the internet, just scouring the web. Everything and anything I could get my hands on. No paper trading. Just went in right away. Of course, lost money. And I was really sketchy to join any communities or mentorship programs just because I know there's so many frauds out there and so many pump and dump rooms. I actually did join one maybe six months ago in 2019. I thought the guy knew what he was talking about through YouTube and the day I joined the room I canceled. Complete waste of money. And that kind of turned me away. I was already skeptical about joining any mentorship or community education services just because everything that's out there. And that definitely turned me away even more. So I want to say for the next six months I didn't think about joining any educational services until my loss on Mbot, which took out a good amount of my small account. And then I realized I kind of needed to make a change and needed to surround myself with people that are better than me and some solid education. And I messaged Bao, who's modern rock is one of the co-owners of My Investing Club. And it's funny, because when I went to message him like it shows your message history on Instagram and like eight months before I had messaging him like inquiring about My Investing Club. And I actually kind of talked a little bit to him cause I thought, you know, he was a fraud like everyone else. And then here I am a month later heading him up again. He's like, he was like, you still haven't joined or whatever. And I was like, no. And he could tell I was skeptical by talking to him. And then he was like, just, I mean, give us a shot. So I did, I did the monthly in January. And I mean, I've been blown away by all the content they have, how open all the moderators are, how nice they are.  And there's so many traders there, different levels, but there's a lot of traders that are better than me. So that I can learn from them and their DMs are always open. And there's so many webinars and videos that I've learned so much from. And I've been profitable the two months since I've been with them, January and February. This will be my most profitable month. And another funny thing is like the week I joined, one of the moderators named James, he was getting a new trading setup and he was giving away his old setup to members, just, you know, you just sent a message to him telling him what your goals are, whatever. And I ended up winning and he shipped me his monitors from Boston, completely free, like the first week I joined. And here they are. I was just trading on my laptop before and he sent me these. So it's really crazy. And just to have access to all those high level traders and they're so open, it's just, it puts you in a position to succeed. And yeah, and I'll actually show my trade review, my stats since I joined. You can see, I think this goes back to August 26th. I was just stagnant, break even after locates. I mean, this looks like an intraday chart, right? December I had a good month and then boom, gave it all back with MVOT. And then at the end of December, I think maybe like 1231 or January 1st, I started at MIC. And I mean, the results speak for themselves. These are since two months January and February, not including today's winners on TOCA.  I'm actually on the monthly right now and today I'm actually switching to annual membership. I was definitely sketched out at first. I wasn't sure if they were legit because the industry is just full of frauds and people that claim this and claim that. But after my first month and just paying whatever it was just for the monthly, it's 100% worth it. I'm learning so much and I couldn't recommend it enough. And I wasn't paid or told to do this or anything. I'm just doing this just, you know, cause I'm happy that I am finally profitable now. And yeah, if you wanna ask me any questions or anything about MIC, I'll be more than happy to just let you know what's up with MIC. And that's it.


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In the days immediately prior to America's entry into the war, increased FBI's advance under a presidential directive, had so restricted the maneuverability of Nazi agents known to the FBI that the Nazis were forced in many cases to employ professional artists of intrigue, those whose business it is to spy for monetary profit. In some cases, those agents were German, in some cases Italian, and sometimes they were American. A few minutes ago on this particular night, a small cabin cruiser put out from a private pier near an isolated beach house somewhere in the Galveston area and headed out into the Gulf of Mexico. At the wheel, a young man about 22, his companion, a woman in her middle 40s. They're about four miles out now as the young man speaks to the woman. I say, mother, we're in luck so far, but... But what, Richard? What if we should encounter the Coast Patrol? You have a permit for the boat, haven't you? Yes, but we hardly have a license to carry the kind of cargo we have on board. Let me worry about that, Richard. But suppose they should come aboard for inspection? I shall do the talking and no one will come aboard. But they just might. Richard, please. Okay. The test of violence of this kind is so uncouth. Well, there was nothing else to do after he repented and threatened to expose us. If we had let him get away, the jig would have been up for us. He was a handsome man, wasn't he, Richard? As I could tell, you thought so. Such a delightful cocktail companion, too. Well, getting back to business, Mater. What we learned from him should be worth at least a thousand dollars to the Germans. Nonsense, Richard. Two thousand, or they shan't have it. Very well. Don't you think this is far enough out? I should think so. Okay, then I'll cut her down and let her drift while we do the rest. Can you manage alone? Yes, I think so. Well, here goes. Au revoir, old dear. And thanks for the information. Two days later, Agent and charge Harrison of the Houston Field Office of the FBI some fifty miles from Galveston is at his desk when... Harrison speaking. This is police headquarters Galveston, Mr. Harrison. Well, hello. I'm the construction engineer. Yes, sir. So... The information he was known to have had him. Well, it's not hard to tell who has the information by now, but who procured it for them is another problem. Yes, for the time being, I'd like you to keep the discovery of the body quiet. I feel sure this is the work of professionals. If we can discover who they are, then we'll have a murder charge with which to take them out of circulation. I see. How is the man killed? Thirty-two caliber automatic. All right, I'll have one of our men hop down and check details with you right away. And thank you for calling. I say, mate, are you expecting someone here? Not this evening, Richard. Why? Well, somebody just drove up in the courtyard. What? Well, who is it? Well, I don't know. Maybe it's the police. Nonsense. It's been forty-eight hours, and there's been nothing in the papers or on the radio about it. Yes, but, mate... Moreover, there's nothing to connect us with it. Shall I go to the door? Wait. Look for the curtain. See who it is. Who is it? Looks like Mr. Sutter. Sutter?  And if he hasn't found out about the other night, don't say anything. I'm very sorry how to come here. Come in, Mr. Sutter. Close the door quickly, Richard. I let love. Never mind that nonsense. Now, what pleases the reason for this visit? I'm sorry. It was necessary, Mrs. Fairfield. I told you at the beginning, Mr. Sutter, no one from the litigation must ever be seen coming to this house. I have told you this is most urgent. What do you mean urgent? Richard. The United States Army is strengthening its harbor defenses. We must have a map showing the new installations at once. Oh, is that all? Richard. I repeat, we must have the map at once. I cannot work miracles, Mr. Sutter. I'm aware of that, Mrs. Fairfield, but I may have a new contact for you who can get such a map. Who? Here is his name and description. And who is this Mr. Fargo? He came to my office this morning. Wanted to sell information. Information of what sort? I did not go into the matter with him. I said we could not entertain such a proposition because... Because Germany has no hostile intentions toward America. Yes, yes, go on. He said he could furnish information on almost anything. Do you consider him a good risk? That is for you to determine. We cannot assume that responsibility. I see. Well, where can Mr. Fargo be contacted? He lunches in the Palm Garden of the Gulf Park Hotel every day. Very well. $5,000 for the map, Mr. Sutter. That is too much. $1,000. Good night, Mr. Sutter. $2,000. Show hair, Sutter, to the door, Richard. Very well. $5,000. Thank you. Good night, Mr. Sutter. Will you please not join us at the Gulf Park for lunch tomorrow?  Oh, they don't look silly from where I sit, mate. So here's strictly on business. But our man hasn't shown up yet, so why can't I have a dancer to? Later, perhaps. But I think this is Mr. Fargo coming in now. Where? Medium built, dark complexion man. Oh. But don't stare at him. Well, what do you know? He's coming directly to our table. I shouldn't wonder. Now let me do the talking. Good afternoon, madam. My name is Fargo. I believe you were expecting me. I beg your pardon, sir. May I sit down? It's less conspicuous for all of us that way. Thank you. Please. I'm sure you've made a mistake. Why don't we save time, madam? After all, you two were the only ones in the room who watched me closely as I walked in. I wasn't aware of that fact. You don't think I was fooled by Mr. Sutter's refusal of my offer? I beg your pardon. I expected him to refuse it. After all, he must play his little game. But making the offer was the only way I could make contact with his... Shall we say clearing house? Well, really.  Would you like for me to go, madam? Forgive me. No, do stay. You aroused my curiosity. Well, perhaps I can satisfy it on one point anyway. Namely? A certain construction engineer. I beg your pardon. The police found his body yesterday. Washed up on shore. Oh, waiter. Get this young man another glass of water. Just exactly who are you, Mr. Fargo? It's like I told Sutter. I'm a salesman. A dealer in all kinds of information. No. No, I'm not working for the police, madam. I learned about the body because the police questioned me in connection with it for three hours last night. Oh. And now, what can I do for you? I'm afraid it's rather a large order. Good. It should net us both a large fee. I understand the United States Army is installing some new help. Let me speak to Harrison, please. This is Special Agent Fargo. This is Fargo, Harrison. We're in. There are two of them. Two of them. A woman about 45 and her son about 21 or two. You should have seen the reaction when I dropped the bombshell about the washed up body. So what happened? The sun dropped his glass of water. Right. I realize that. When is your next contact? As soon as I get them a map of the new harbor defense installations. All right. Good. Good. Drop it in the mail to me here at the hotel tonight. Then I can contact them again tomorrow's plan. Where? They think here at the hotel. But this time I want to go to their house, wherever that is. And I think I know how I can find out where it is. I'll be in touch with you again in two hours. Right. Hello, Richard.  Oh, is that why you went to the phone so fast? What do you mean by that? Why? Look, kid, go ahead and be suspicious. We have to be in our kind of business. You know, safer. Yes, yes, I know. Go tell your mother I've got the map thing in the works. I think we ought to have it by tomorrow. So I'll see you then. I call his roommate. He's not there. Well, sit down, Richard. He'll probably be along soon. Well, I'm glad you're so confident. Now, please, Richard. Don't start that again. Mater, I'm surprised that you having had much more experience in this field than I. I'm surprised that you're not suspicious of him, too. It's because I've had much more experience than you that I'm not suspicious. Well, now is a good chance maybe to prove one of us is right. What do you mean? I could get into his room and have a look about it. You'll do no such thing. But, Mater... Now, stop it. Okay. I beg your pardon, madam. Here is a telephone message I was asked to hand you. For me? Thank you. Oh, here you are. Thank you, madam. It's from Fargo, I'll bet. Richard. Yes? What's his alibi? He says he can't meet us here. He'll be waiting for us at our house. We're at our house? How did he know where it was? What's the idea? Come on, Richard. We must get there quickly. The place here, Mrs. Fairfield. Oh? I've been looking around your garden while I was waiting for you. Well, I trust you enjoyed yourself, Mr. Fargo. Oh, I hope you're not angry with me. That's not exactly the right word, Mrs. Richard, please. I was afraid the police might be watching my movements in the city, even though they turned me loose. In which case, it wouldn't look good for you two if you were seen a second time in my company at the hotel. I told you we'd have a good alibi. If you're wondering how I found my way here, young man, it was easy. I watched you drive up the hotel, took your license number, checked it for name and address, and here I am. With or without the map? With. Shall we go inside and look at all? Very well. I'll be in in a few minutes, mate. I've got to look after a couple of things outside. All right, Richard. We'll be in the library. As you can see on the map, Mrs. Fairfield, I've added a few notes of my own because the map was a little short on detail. You seem to have a thorough knowledge of the harbor. Knowledge is what I have to sell, madam. Let's not be so formal. So you don't share your son's suspicion of me? Your explanation a while ago was entirely satisfactory to me, but... But? You could be selling a false map, you know. Well, even in our business, my dear, some measure of trust between buyer and seller is needed. Yes, I've always found that necessary. Please forgive me. Shall we shake hands, Anna? Oh, better than that. We'll have a glass of sherry on it. Fine. And drink a toast to further mutually profitable ventures in the line of... I hope I'm not intruding. Certainly not, Richard. Mr. Fargo and I... Yes, Richard, you're just in time to join us in toasting the success of our first venture together. Map is a splendid one, Richard. Oh, that's good. I shouldn't think you'd be so indifferent about it. Get the sherry and glasses out of the cabinet over there. Oh, OK, OK. By the way, Mr. Fargo, there was one notation on the map. I didn't quite understand. Well, what is that, Mrs. Fairfield? This one right here. Oh, oh, that. Well, what that means is... Oh, Richard! Richard, what on earth do you mean by this? Wait a minute. Yeah, here it is. Look. Cigarette case. It's an initial cigarette case, mate. And he stole it out of the boat locker where I had it hidden. That isn't yours. Who's is it? That cigarette case, mate, could have hung us. It belonged to the man we dumped overboard the other night. Back to the FBI file. Salesman of espionage in just a moment. First, let me tell you something I learned this week at the Equitable Life Assurance Society. A representative told me about an interview we had with a very up-and-coming young man who called on him and said, see here, I've got about $500 a year free for investment of some kind. Some of my friends say, buy good stocks and bonds. Some say, start a savings account. Some say, buy a share in a small business. I get all kinds of advice. Now, what can you life insurance people offer me? Well, said the Equitable Representative, we've got a lot to offer. But first, let's get down to the bedrock difference that distinguishes life insurance from all these other things. Suppose you put $500 into the bank today. You create an estate worth just $500. But suppose you take that $500 and buy a $25,000 life insurance policy. Well, the minute that policy is issued, you have created an estate worth not $500, but $25,000. Get the point? With most forms of investment, you start saving and then, gradually over long, hard years, you create an estate. But with an equitable policy, you create an estate first, and then you start saving it. Now, I'm wondering if you've ever thought about that. You see, there are so many things concerning life insurance, we all should know. And the Equitable Society Representative in your community is ready to tell you about them without any obligation on your part. Yes, hundreds of just such responsible, friendly, Equitable Society representatives are busy this week, as they have been every week for more than 86 years, helping the Equitable Society to build security for you, your home, and your country. And now back to the FBI file, Salesman of Espionage. Yes, even during the days before the treachery of Pearl Harbor forced America into war against the Axis nations, their agents were plotting against the security of the United States. But night and day, 24 hours around the clock, special agents of your FBI were on the job, defeating their conspiracies at every turn, and quite often, as events thus far in tonight's case demonstrate, the job involved great personal risk to the special agents assigned to this duty. It is 30 minutes later now, and down at the Fairfield Beach House, Special Agent Fargo has just regained consciousness after being struck down from behind by young Richard Fairfield. I tell you, Mater, you're making a mistake. You should have let me finish the job. Quiet, Richard. I'm surprised your first blow didn't, young man. Why did you want that cigarette case, Mr. Fargo? You mean am I a plain-clothes policeman? Was I going to try to pin the murder of the engineer on you? Frankly, yes. You're the police, Mr. Fargo. We shall have to take drastic steps to protect ourselves. Of course you would. Well, it's true. I was looking for incriminating evidence of murder. See, I told you. But only because I wanted an axe to hang over you, too, was insurance against your double crossing me. He's lying. I'm sure you've done the same thing with agents you've had to deal with before. It's an old trick, of course.  Look here, kid. I'll go back against your adolescent head if I weren't in a hurry to get downtown. Please, Mr. Fargo. You make one move to leave here.  I'm terribly sorry, Mrs. Fairfield. I apologize for my temper. Richard deserved it. Thank you. Now about my pay for the map. When Sutter's paid me, I'll pay you. You'll trust me that long, won't you? Well, I... Of course. Good evening, my dear. This is Fargo Harrison. We were worried when you didn't contact on time. I had contact with the blackjack. I'll be at the rendezvous in 15 minutes. They're absolutely guilty of the murder, Harrison. I'm convinced of a two after all you've told me, Fargo. I could only get one piece of really incriminating evidence. You couldn't find the gun they used. No, no luck. The cigarette case would have only been supporting evidence. Well, just the same. I hated the part with it. But it was more important to bluff my way out of a tight situation. Wait a minute. Bluff? What are you thinking? If you bluffed your way out of their hands, maybe we can bluff them into our hands. What? You said Sutter installed one of his men yesterday in the hotel room next to yours at the Gulf Park. Yes. Yes, he's got a sound recorder that'll pick up anything I say in my room. Then maybe we can figure out some way to use that to our advantage. Yes? How's that? I'll go back to my office, Fargo.  And here's what you're to tell me over the phone. Mr. Sutter. Out of my way, quick. If you'd have come here for the map, Mr. Sutter, I was going to get it to you. I have not come for the map. What? I'm sure now that any map you may have gotten from Fargo is a fate. See there, mate, I told you.  What are you saying, Mr. Sutter? There's an Italian merchant ship sailing in one hour. I've arranged safe passage for you both. Stop talking riddles, please. This recording will explain everything. May I play it on your machine? My own means. I put an agent in the hotel room next to Fargo. Tonight he recorded this. Listen. FBI. FBI. I know it.  This is Fargo. Evidence in about two hours is just as good. Then we'll move in on that. That's enough. Why didn't you tell me you had murdered that engine? We got the information from him.  Come on, mate. We'd better get away from here quick. Once on the ship, you will be safe. I'm afraid you're going to miss that boat, Mrs. Fairfield. Oh! Fargo. Special Agent Fargo. And this is Agent Charge Harrison. We came in the back way while he was listening to Mr. Fargo's record. And you're both under arrest for murder. On what evidence? On your own admission of the crime to your employer, Herr Sutter. How did you know about the record? As you Nazis say, Sutter, we planned it that way. Mrs. Fairfield and her son Richard were both tried and convicted on a charge of first degree murder and paid for their crime in the electric chair. The members of your FBI join with all other Americans and all people of goodwill everywhere in the fervent hope that the day will soon come when men shall cease to spy against their fellow men. When all shall dwell on earth together in a spirit of mutual trust. But until that day comes, your FBI shall always go out to meet your enemies and to protect you, the American people. As you listen to this as your FBI, you must have realized why you look to your FBI for national security. Trained men such as these FBI agents are the best safeguards you can have. And you can depend upon the equitable life-assurance society of the United States for the same reason. Able trained men. The equitable society's name is in your phone book. And the equitable representative in your community is skilled in all phases of life-insurance security and experienced in its application to your particular problems. He specializes in building security for you, your home, and your country. Next week, we will bring you another colorful story from the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The Singing Swindler. The incident used on tonight's Equitable Life-Assurance Society's broadcast are adapted from the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. However, all names used are fictitious and any similarity thereof to the names of persons living or dead is accidental. Tonight's broadcast was directed by William M. Sweets. The music was under the direction of Frederick Steiner, the author was Frank Ferries, and your narrator was Dean Carlford. This, as your FBI, is a gerry-divine production. Now this is Carl Frank speaking for the Equitable Life-Assurance Society of the United States and the Equitable Society's representative in your community, and inviting you to tune in again next week when the Equitable Life-Assurance Society of the United States will bring you another colorful story from the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The Singing Swindler on this is your FBI. This program came to you from New York. Next week, many cities and towns will be on daylight-saving time. If your community switches to daylight time, this program will be brought to you at exactly the same time you have been hearing it. 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And now when you are doing even 20, you need to consider transportation and packaging. So what did we do? We tweaked on our dimensions so that my top part, which is a box, can get into the door of the post box. So we packed the top, put it into the door. Then what happens? My volume reduces and my top is protected. Then what I do? I turn the base, reverse and put it inside. Reminds the amount of advantage in transportation cost. Today for example, we have to send 20 boxes to Chennai, the cost of truck is 18,000 bucks. Look at number one. That's how it reaches the customer, who is my post office in a remote location. Number two, he has to take the base out from the top, keep the base outside. He has to take the top out, assemble the base to the body, assemble the top to the body and your box is ready. Reminds the amount of advantage in transportation cost. So half the volume, what did we get by doing half the volume, tell me. So it's a huge cost, we never realize that packaging is a big cost in design. So just see how we are getting into manufacturing, production, packaging in a very, very close way. And then the best thing happened to us, when we got the order for 20 numbers and we said we were going to launch all over the country, the principal secretary of postal department where he didn't approach the minister to launch this box as part of their 150 years of India post existence. So this is the interesting story of how we started with 20 boxes and to a surprise app soon as the program happened, now everybody knows about the box. So look at how design can flow, so everybody now knew that there's a new box. So they then said we want at least 200 boxes to begin with.  We again approached Jindal, they produced the best stainless steel for us, they said no problem, we'll give you low nickel stainless steel which is cost effective. Nickel is the one which gives shine in the stainless steel. So look at what happens, you can even change the metallurgy of the raw material, if you are with the manufacturer. So designers have to reach that level, if you have a successful product that you change the metallurgical composition of your sheet which is produced so that you can have cost effective products. So stainless steel sheet was produced at the Jindal factory. Then we had GE Plastics which is the largest plastics company in the world. We had already at 20 boxes all over the country. So people started recognizing us, they came back and said we will help you produce the engineering plastic. So look at that engineering plastic we produced, GE has a big plant in China and I wanted red color because post office red is a very important color. So they did polymer processing in China, brought the granules to India, did the extrusion, look at that extrusion machine in the bottom, extruded the sheet in Ahmedabad and vacuum formed the sheet also in another company in Ahmedabad and helped us develop the top of the box. So now we are using engineering plastics but you are using vacuum forming tools which are low cost. So from there then we went to Godridge, the CEO of LOX division came to us and said Prasad Chakravarty we like to be part of this project. Now look at this beauty. People are coming on their own and saying we want to be part of this project and we could get the best LOX, Godridge LOX onto the post box which are non-drusting LOX. Then again CNC manufacturing happened from Jindal architecture. Then a very interesting problem we were facing. Our vacuum formed plastic parts are different different parts. You need to adhesively bond them. And I was always very skeptical that adhesives will fall off. How many of you know that the aircraft wings are stuck with adhesives? So today there is so much technology in adhesives that you can actually have the adhesive stronger than the virgin material. So if I stick a plastic and a metal, my adhesive will not come off but a plastic will break because metal is stronger. So we have adhesives of that quality. So we went to the best adhesive manufacturer called Huntsman who make adhesives, they were in Hyderabad. And we produce the adhesives which will join these plastic parts so that the box is integral and nobody can come and whack away the top. And then we are supposed to bolt this box in the floor. So for bolting the box in the floor we went to the best anchor bolts, Hilti which produces these bolts which are drilled into the floor and then they got different types of bolts. They suggested a bolt which we should use is called chemical bolts. So it releases a chemical and locks in the floor. You have a concrete floor. You can lock these bolts inside and bolt your box on top of it. So you can take out the box whenever you want. So they got the best anchor bolts in this. So we had an all-round process. And what are these small models doing here? You can see my computer in the model. Promotion, marketing and promotion is a very, very important component of design. Now everybody, we launched during the event. So we made 200 of these boxes. Your miniature should be better than the original, right? It can't be like a Khilona. It has to be very good. We went to the same manufacturer who quotes bumpers for the grills of cars. And we got one of the best coatings of chrome on an ABS material which is injection molded ABS. And we made this really good. Then we made a real brochure on this with all the advantages of the box. Maintenance proof, very tough, easy to use, good place for advertising. All those things are on the box so that we sell internally within the post offices as well as the people should know what the advantages are. It's a very important component of promotion. And then here we see how we went ahead with collaborative innovation of user-friendly design. We lose very high-tech manufacturing. We have high-quality materials. Every material uses high-quality and contemporary. Then we also made conveniences for everyone. The user, the people who are collecting the letters as well as the people who are installing the post boxes as well as people who are carrying the post boxes. People who are carrying to the locations. So we considered all our users from the primary user to the secondary user to the tertiary user. We have a very, very elegant and modern look. And it's also revenue-generating because if you have advertisements, your cost to the box can come back to you in two years. So this was a very interesting case study where we could do all the aspects very effectively in the design. And then we reached now the second value of death. Till now we are still in pilot production. In mass production, what happens? Can I do mass production? I can't. I have to have manufacturers to do it. And then when 200 boxes went into the field, what will happen to the users? There will be tremendous amount of input which the users will have. Input means we'll get a lot of feedback. So I must tell you that we got a lot of feedback and I'll keep the suspense till the next class where we'll show you how we got the feedback and what we did.