All right, are we live we should be live let's see Pez Jason. All right. Let's see here. All right. We're live. Okay. Let me turn my screen down here Don't what's up everyone? Okay. Sorry about being a bit late here has some issues setting everything up What's up everyone got my late night tea? How's everybody doing Jason? What's up? Alan? Yo, so good to see you here Chris all right. All right. We're kicking it off. We're getting started So all right, so we got a big night. We got uh, you put my tea down We got some things that we're gonna be doing here that I've never done before all right so we're doing something new and Man, so good to see everyone Vivian. All right. It's good to see the pro members in the house. What's up, Erdal? All right. Hey play uh Alright, I'm gonna try to pronounce names. Uh Gonna do my best All right need a little bit of tea guys. See I still got the different set up Oh, we're about to travel back gonna be back in my studio next week really looking forward to it. Uh, I Miss my my office and being able to set up the studio and have it already good to go Andy yo, yo, yo all right Guys ready for a raffle Okay, this just like happened for real like it just happened.  I just wanted to do something to like give back and create more excitement You know, I'm like launching a campaign and one thing I found That helped me out inside the growth of you know, just being a web creator building the agency And doing all this was a change to focus Into how much value can't I give instead of looking at how much can I charge? How much can I earn? How much you know this for me to get Instead it was switching that focus into how much value can I give and by focusing on giving value And by looking at okay, what can I give? You know, how much value can I provide? Everything else seems to follow after it just becomes organic. You know, and I think that is something that Yeah, that's one of the uh That was one of the pivotal mind shifts that I had when I was a bit bottlenecked at the beginning of my Studio of my agency when I was building it All right, mano. What's up mark? Man pro members in the house. So good to see you all Okay, wow, okay. How many people are here now? We got 26. Okay. All right. We're getting started So check this out. All right. We got some things to give away some things were just added All right, I'm going to do a screen share. I'm going to show you that but we have 193 raffle tickets with 10 prizes Which means there's a one in 20 chance for anybody to win inside tonight's raffle. All right We got some cool stuff. So first off We got code snippets pro now Verde, you know Verde and Nate behind code snippets, you know I've been connecting with them for a while Verde.   All right. So lifetime deals For code snippets pro is not even existed anymore. That was just for the initial launch They brought it back just one that goes out for this uh raffle right here And I believe it's 200 site lifetime deal. I don't know who uses code snippet here Dropping inside the comments. Uh, let me catch up on Let me catch up on comments just to make sure like videos not cutting out or audio or anything All right, bj says, let's go. All right, right All right, cool All right All good. Okay. So check it out That is the first one. All right, then we got croco block croco block through in a one year subscription But that's for the all inclusive one. All right. So we got that going on then Well, I made Giovanni from Dynamic ooo is hooking us up with a lifetime deal for the professional plan for dynamic ooo How dope is that? All right. Okay. I'm geeking out. Like I said, this is a bit bananas right here Because I can't believe this happened. All right, then we got two hostinger Accounts like one year and not only like the small minimum one like we got the bigger plan. So this these two plans There's one wordpress plant and one cloud hosting plant They're both, you know, similar in prices and they both are similar in different ways. They got dedicated ip's So they are things I would use. All right. Everything here are things that I have and would use All right, so I made sure we got dedicated ip's on there That could host several different websites Super super dope. All right, then I got a couple courses as well And then well, you know, I had a lot of requests on this one You guys pulled my arm and so I threw in some six month pro members some lightbox pro member Memberships and I'll break that down in a little bit. So check this out. I'm going to do a screen share really quick All right Because we're about to get down into picking the numbers and getting started Oh, no more chances to answer Other kind of now the the raffle clothes. We got everything set up. Sorry man but do you know what we might be doing this again because it's been really fun and You know what? I like stuff like this.  I love to geek out on stuff You know recently we had a call in the pro group where we just looked at tools and it was so much fun Just getting together with other Web enthusiasts like myself like us and just geeking out. So I'm sure we'll do a bit. Yo, ruben. What's up? It's all good. You're late, but you're here. It's all good. All right. Cool. So going back over here This is how it's going to work. All right. So I thought about this I thought okay, we got these 10 prizes right here now. I could go ahead and put it at the first place and So on first second third But some of us might already have dynamic content. Some of us might already have clock a block You know, some of us might already have enough hosting or co snippets pro Like I already got all this stuff myself. So if I were to win, you know Well what I get I want to make sure that whoever wins like the first place winner gets to choose What they want All right, so this is how it's going to go the first place winner the first person chosen gets first choice Second place gets second choice and so on third gets third choice Fourth gets fourth choice. But here's a caveat. There's one week to make the selection So you got one week to claim the prize. We're going to choose 10 winners But then we're going to choose 10 backup winners in case if nobody claims their prize in time all right, so Let me go back and check out the I want to check this out. I just want to make sure everything's here. You guys ready All right, you guys ready. Let me get my tea for this one and you might see I'm super red I got marks from goggles been out. I'm on the tropical island right now And this is it for me like I'm getting ready to go back to civilization In the next couple of days. All right, so we're still live streaming. Uh-oh I got to look out for what I am doing when I'm doing the live stream. Am I or not live stream means screen share my screen sharing Okay Let me make sure that I am screen sharing because I want to make sure everybody can see this Let me hide these right here fact, I might be able to do inspect elements Let me see if I could do a display none on this Just give a more clear look Does it look funky? Not much better. Okay. So here we go. We're going to spin this wheel right over here We're going to use this And this is how we're going to do this. All right, so this came from the sign up and The numbers I think it just hand it happen randomly It was however it came through inside a sign up Exported into an exile wanted to make sure that everything was fair everything is random as well Everybody here that has a raffle ticket. You can see my man bj. You got number one, man Uh So as you can see right over here, here's the number So we're going to spin and when your number is chosen, then we're going to put the winning tickets right over here and we have Let me see There's 193 I think it just needs to low. Okay. So we got 193. All right. Cool. Somebody said drum rolls We gotta do drum rolls. Let me make sure I put 193 here You guys ready All right, let me check. I got to check the comments. All right, you guys ready. Okay. No comments yet We're doing it. Here is winner number one. All right. This is for prize number one Number 18. All right. So number 18 that is going to be kenneth Kenneth is number one All right, kenneth. Dude, you get first dibs. You got first dibs on all those prizes Awesome stuff. All right, let's keep it rolling here. Now. I'm going to remove the choice. So this way Every time we spin it the odds get a bit better. All right. Let's go ahead and do this This is for number two. All right number 53 So let me scroll down here. Let's find 53 53 is zeta Is zeta here? Let me check really quick. All right. If kenneth or zeta is here Let us know. I want to I want to see if any of the winners are here All right Cool. Let's go ahead and go with number three now. I'm going to remove this Yeah, let's spin it. All right What do we got here? 175 so all the way down here All right. So that is Jimmy Jimmy no last name. All right number three. Hey, but check it out. I do got everybody's email I just got them hidden. I don't want to put that out on the internet. I want to make sure Privacy is protected. All right. Cool. Let's go ahead and remove that I'm going to check the comments really quick a really quick before we go on to number four. All right Now we're still doing the screen share.  Oh, oops. I got to change this my bad Giovanni Okay, I'm supposed to change this Oh, it's not dynamic content is dynamic dot. Oh I I forgot to get that. I hope it's not too late. This is a good part about Elementor We could change things really quick All right, but this I mean these are like the two most powerful plugins like personally like Phil when it comes to add-ons for Elementor And I'm not just saying this because they hooked us up with these Awesome, you know deals to give away to you guys I've been saying this all the time when it comes to add-ons for Elementor These are my go-tos right here like I try to keep everything minimal If you guys follow my content my channel, you know that I try to look at how to do things without add-ons Without additional plugins that are needed, but we still need to use them It's just choosing the time to use them and with these two I found we could do just about anything We don't really need much because these two pretty much do it all like I got lifetime deals for both of these And I'm good. I haven't had to get any add-on for a very long time because of that Then also hostinger. I've got to give a thank you to hostinger now hostinger is a new Is a new hosting that I'm personally starting to use Now I do like I'm a big cloudways user I do a lot of WordPress maintenance plans, but there are other type of Things I want to do with our maintenance plans different type of clients So I've been exploring different options. I used to use site ground for an additional hosting But I've been switching to hostinger. I really like what they're doing their price point is what I really like All right now with all of that. Let's jump over to number four and first. Let me check Okay So both went What is it 76 and 75? Did I make a mistake? Wait, did I make a mistake? Hold up. Hold up. Was it 176? 175 It was 175, right? Okay.   Okay. I'm going to in the okay All right. Cool. Thank you.  All right, Tony. What's up? Tony was on the live a couple of weeks ago Okay, 175 Tony. You got number three, man. All right pro members All right So this is number four right here and it's 148. Oh my god, and I didn't do a screen share I'm totally botching this up. Okay. It's 148. Oh my god. Okay I'm gonna try to focus now guys. All right So I got a bit excited with all this I'm gonna focus now. All right 148 is number four All right 175. Tony. You got that number three My man, Tony All right, just to make sure 148. Whoa, Lisa Go All right, Lisa. I'm so happy I have known Lisa now for a few years. She's actually a moderator inside the building businesses with Elementor group Brings on amazing energy all the time. It's just a wonderful wonderful person This is dope. All right. This is not rigged. All right. This is all This is all of random. So let's go ahead and keep it going All right for number five Let's see. Number five 97 all right. So 97 who's 97 That's Christopher. Mary. Okay Awesome. Number five Christopher So dope, you know what like I'm starting to realize that I had most of these names in here. I know like This is pretty dope.   It's awesome to be able to build connections like this All right, let's go. Number six We're gonna bring it on. All right Let's see. Number six Is number 166. All right All right, we at 166 All right, Asia Asia. All right Cool. Congrats, Asia. You got number six. All right. We got four more to go. Let me go ahead and remove this Let me just check the comments Make sure like I'm not making another mistakes What's up, David? What's going on here? I don't know either man. I don't know You gotta ask somebody in the comments. All right Cool. This is number seven right here. Let's see who got number seven is 59 All right, where are we at 59 59 is Dana Dana. Okay So Dana you got number seven. All right, let's go. We're going to keep it rolling. Let's remove this Let's roll it again This is for number eight And that's number five all the way at the top of the list Jeffrey Smith cool name Jeffrey. All right This is number eight. Okay We're rolling. We got Just two more to go. All right. Cool. Let's go ahead and roll the last two All right. So here we go for number nine And that's 77 Has anybody here watching one yet. All right, we got Michael Is number nine And now let's go ahead and pick the last one. Well, it's the last one for the main 10 We're going to do a backup 10 right after just in case somebody doesn't claim the prize within a week All right. Well, if we got here 61 is number 10 And that's Jackson. What's up Jackson? Okay So those are the 10 right there. So who is is anybody in the room doing this? Let's see. Let me hide from the screen Another Jeffrey Uh, thanks or no. Okay. Cool. Cool. Cool Anybody win here. I was hoping somebody in here Go ahead and show. Okay. Cool. Well, maybe one of you guys will get the backups Uh, really quick. I do want to jump over here. Let me hide missing out on any of the Okay, I need a moderator Yep, okay Her web loom says I definitely need a moderator. What's been happening in here is something What the heck am I muted? No way How am I muted? I never muted myself. Am I muted? What is going on here? All right I'm okay. Dang. How long have I been muted? Really? Oh my bad. You know what guys you are absolutely right. I'm bringing on the moderator going forward. All right I know I have one issue on another stream and Oh man that that really uh That hurts Oh, no, okay I have to restart. Where did I go muted that guys? Okay, so you guys did hear all 10 winners? Oh, okay. Cool. Thanks pez man Okay, my bad, uh Still learning with this, you know, I guess it is, huh? I think I know what happened. Okay. I think I know what happened All right. I don't know if I could resay all that. You know what? I see now what is happening Hmm


I'm Deborah Borchardt and this is your Marijuana Money Minute. This week, the Vermont Senate cast a final vote in favor of S-54. That is legislation that would legalize, regulate and tax cannabis sales. It now proceeds to the desk of Governor Phil Scott, who hasn't said whether he's going to sign it or not. Or a cannabis-delivered official results for the fourth quarter. The problem is, they said that revenues could continue to decline in the first quarter that's coming up. A couple of weeks ago, Aurora said its fourth quarter net revenue fell 5% to $72.1 million. They're now saying that in the first quarter, cannabis net revenue could come between $60 million and $64 million. So shareholders, not happy with that. Cushco Holdings said it expects its physical fourth quarter revenue to come in between $25.5 to $26 million. Now that's better than the $22.3 million reported in the third quarter. And they also said it's better than the previous guidance of a range of $24 to $26 million. They said the 14 to 17% expected increase in revenue is being driven primarily by an increase in sales by its top 100 customers. A kernel announced financial results for its fourth quarter in year ending, June 30th. The company delivered total revenue of $3 million. Now that dropped 17% year over year due to COVID-related delays in consulting revenue. They also reported a net loss of $6.2 million. However, for the full year, they totaled revenue came in at $12.6 million, and that's an increase of 16% year over year. A couple of acquisitions happened this week to announce Santa Fe Farms has acquired Fathom NM, Post Cultivation Services. This is part of their overall hemp operations in New Mexico. And Halo Labs bought the Canapheals app in an all stock deal valued at $6.5 million. Psychedelic Therapy Company Mind Medicine has applied for an uplisting to the Nasdaq capital markets. And that's it for this week. I'm Deborah Bortart reporting for the Green Market Report.


Welcome to NewsClick. We have with us senior advocate Prashan Bhushan who is going to talk to us about the recent developments in Supreme Court which has been unprecedented in the history of Indian judiciary. Welcome to NewsClicks. So, what is this issue that what was the reason for the four senior most judges of the Supreme Court to come out in open and give a press conference? Could you give us some background? Yes, you see firstly the press conference by four senior judges against a Chief Justice against the sitting Chief Justice is truly unprecedented and unheard of. Now the issue that they have raised in that press conference is regarding the manner in which the Chief Justice is misusing and abusing his power as master of roster in allocating cases to different benches. What they said was that they raised this issue with him two months ago and it was not redressed. They raised it with him again and again orally. It was still not redressed. Finally, the last straw came when this Justice Loya's case was listed by the Chief Justice before court number 10 which is a very politically sensitive case. It should have been normally allocated to among the senior judges etc. So, the issue that they raised was that though the Chief Justice is the master of roster for the purpose of deciding how benches are to be allocated, which cases go to which benches etc. This does not mean that this power can be arbitrarily used or used in a malefidy manner particularly in politically sensitive cases. There has to be a method, a transparent non-arbitrary and rational method for allocating cases. Unfortunately, that is not what is happening and the judges went public with this matter only when they felt that the matter is not being redressed. It has become so serious that effectively the water had come above their nose. These are very respected and senior judges and very, very sober as well as responsible judges. For them to have raised this issue in this way is clearly something which shows that the matters had become very serious. So, also that there is an issue of the future cases that are going to come especially the Babrimas and the demolition case and other significant political cases. Do you think that was the back of the mind when the judges were apprehensive because they say that democracy is in danger? That is one of the words they have used. Yes, because you see these politically sensitive cases can have a great impact on the functioning of our democracy, on fundamental rights of citizens, on the future of our republic. And some of these cases involve, for example, Judge Loya's case involves the suspected murder of a sitting judge who was dealing with this murder trial of Mr. Amit Shah. Now, for that matter to be dealt with in an arbitrary or malefied manner or such cases being dealt with in this manner can certainly lead to a great danger to our democracy. Then what may be the implications for the judiciary if there are issues not being settled in the judiciary? What do you think might be the implication? So, it shows that the Chief Justice is really subverting justice in politically sensitive cases in this manner by allocating politically sensitive cases to particular benches, etc. And therefore, this is the matter which the court judges have highlighted. This matter needs to be immediately addressed and redressed and a transparent and rational method must be put in place for the allocation of cases. It cannot be that individual politically sensitive cases are directed to be listed before particular benches chosen by the Chief Justice, especially in a situation where a case involving the Chief Justice himself, that is the medical college scam where the CBI is investigating or should be investigating the Chief Justice's role also in a scam where the medical college was trying to bribe its way into obtaining a favorable judgment from the Supreme Court, where such a case is being investigated by the CBI which can be used to potentially blackmail the Chief Justice. This issue becomes even more important and the manner in which the Chief Justice dealt with that very case itself is scandalous where he was told that he has a conflict of interest in this matter. He can't deal with this case yet he dealt with this case, not only dealt with this case on the judicial side but dealt with it on the administrative side as well by pulling out the case from the five senior judges to whom it had been sent by Justice Chalmeshwar and handing it to three very junior judges who gave it a judicial burial. Sir, for long you have been asking for accountability in the judiciary and for transparency. So what would be your suggestions for actually bringing out more transparency in the higher judiciary? So one of the things which needs to be settled immediately is this very issue of how the Chief Justice allocates cases etc. This needs to be immediately settled but apart from that the whole functioning of the judiciary for example today there is hardly any information being made available about the judiciary under the RTI. That needs to be made available. The method of selection of judges needs to be made more transparent, more rational etc. There needs to be some criteria put in place for selecting judges. There needs to be a method for selecting people on that criteria. The names of shortlisted judges need to be put out before the public. All these are measures of transparency which have to be adopted. But do you think there will be a compromise because the reports say that usually on Monday the senior most judges meet the CJI, usually customary meeting. Do you think they will come to some consensus on this issue? I don't know. It seems a little doubtful given the history of this case because for two months this has been going on. And the Chief Justice has not listened to reason or not listened to what the senior judges were telling him. And the things were getting from bad to worse. Whether the Chief Justice will now see reason and correct himself etc. remains to be seen. Let us hope that that happens but that may not be the end of the problems because we have seen very egregious cases of misconduct quite apart from his method of allocating of benches etc. which will soon have to be dealt with.


I was just thinking it's 57 years since I sat for my constitutional law exam in this great hall and 55 years since I received my degree on this stage. Then I really and truly believed we were building an exemplary country. I truly did being one of the post-war generation that we were creating a modern democracy. And then my law school, this university, descended into the Vietnam War protests and life went on. I've just peeled away every point I was going to make tonight as our wonderful speakers gave their addresses and in fact like Dean Yates actually gave admissible evidence. Quite a few of the speakers tonight would make witnesses and that's what the Belmarsh Tribunal is about. It's a wonderful idea and it's very clear to me that Julian is not a prisoner facing genuine judicial process. He is not. I won't rehearse what our colleague from the United States and what Dean Yates said and what the other speakers have said. It's clear that Julian in fact fits precisely what I've been contemplating for the last few months is the international definition of a hostage. And it's my proposition this evening that we commence moves to raise a motion through the support of sovereign states that are friendly on this issue or otherwise interested in the stir that there be a UN General Assembly resolution. I'll tell you why. In December 1979 the United States moved the United Nations General Assembly to support the then draft international convention against the taking of hostages. With very unusual alacrity the United States government signed the treaty the international convention against the taking of hostages two days after it was tabled in New York. Britain had already signed Australia got onto it in its usual leisurely pace. But the reality is I'll just read to you what the definition of a hostage is. Article one of that treaty pressed and now signed by 176 nations quite a number of whom who should support a motion in relation to it makes it an international criminal offence to seize and detain a person under any legal ruse and read legal ruse about the sort of deceitful indictments. When the objective is to compel a third party be it a state a non-government organization a judicial body or quote a group of persons read WikiLeaks to do an act or abstain or refrain by explicit or implicit condition and if you go to the statements by the United States concerning Julian they've made very clear that their pursuit of him is a conjoint enterprise to close down or otherwise limit the activities of WikiLeaks which is a lawfully established body of persons quote in Iceland. The conduct of the United States with its fabricated series of offences which probably I think it'll never want to bring to trial like the ones against me fits precisely the definition of hostage taking the United States itself pressed upon the world in 1979 and I want to call this evening for Ambassador Kennedy in Canberra to ensure that the transcript of the proceedings tonight the relevant aspects are transmitted direct to President Biden particularly before his visit so that the United States can consider whether if we all resolve and ask interested states to agitate at the United Nations General Assembly to hold the United States to account for hostage taking now not all of what has been done to Julian and not all of what isn't being done for Julian can be taking place without the complicity of senior bureaucrats I won't repeat what we've already been told this evening but in my view there's not going to be a change in this country until we have more robo debt type inquiries the persecution of witness just K was profound awful and silent and stealthy and still stealthy the indictments against me for conspiring with him to reveal the truth meant that we were indicted for revealing a crime criminal conduct by the coalition that's what we were indicted for I don't think over those four years and sixty court appearances we were ever going to get an answer to the question we sought which was the one that's asked every day of the week in every magistrates court that every lawyer does soon as they get a brief what are the particulars of the offence by Bernard Caleri he was never answered we never found out what was the secret that was revealed that's because the secret was something that would shock you the charges have been dropped against me but the orders issued under the national security legislation by Christian Porter have been left in place I'm still subject to those orders there's one word that rhymes with something that I can't even mention it's not over in this country those complicit bureaucrats those people who pursued witness K got a plea out of him and so eloquently did John here beside me explain his plea got a plea out of a man the revelation of whose identity would almost certainly put his family children grandchildren in great personal risk is a factor always when a man enters a plea to protect his own family there's a national shame about witness K that we must look into robo debt should just be the beginning and the failures for Julian Assange should also result in an adequate inquiry for the future I want to say this goth Whitlam had a marvelous career but it was a blemish and you know the blemish the one awful blemish was his tacit agreement with General Sahato relating to the occupation of East Timor I want to say as a grey old man to Anthony Albanese still in his prime don't leave an awful blemish on your legacy get Julian out of that place soon or if he perishes you will live with a terrible legacy thank you


Hi, good morning and welcome to the day's products and focus and overnight We had some news coming out of Singapore in regards to their interest rates Which is as you can have shocked the market ever so slightly they've managed to keep their rates near zero and That's to try and stimulate the local economy and that spilled over onto many other Asian markets that's then had an awkward effect on Onto Europe and onto the US so effectively that's caused some decent moves in the Singapore dollar and We've seen the Japanese stock market kind of rise up about 3% as well. So the yen has as weakened Quite substantially as well. We have a look at dollar yen in a second from a technical analysis standpoint But things are looking a little bit different today than they were at the very very start of the week and the end of last week there So American markets pushing on that little bit higher as well. We're getting quite close to potential resistance so a lot of momentum traders coming back into the fold and We've basically seen a big uptick and some of the trading volumes that we've seen things have been kind of subdued up until now So the markets are kind of coming back to life ever so slightly We've also heard some more information regarding Russia and Saudi Arabia and an oil deal Basically, they're still Having lots and lots of debates about, you know, we're not going to cut production But maybe maybe you could talk about some sort of Production freeze, but there's not going to be any details anytime soon So you've seen kind of like crude oil come off that little bit there as well So the main fundamentals are around the the impact of that weaker Singapore dollar and intervention by by the MES and That's Compounded with some decent data coming out of China and the dollar has been getting a little bit of momentum as well as the good news Can fill us through to the US and when you have a look at the US 30 right now They get an idea of why that interest rate hike might be coming back on the table So without further ado, let's go ahead and look at the US 30 from a technical perspective So this gives you a bit of a flavor of where we are really strong day Yesterday obviously decent day the day before getting quite close to 17 9 79 you're getting quite close We're not a million miles away from that From now that kind of high that we had there in there in May The US 30s had a fantastic run from this double bottom all the way right up to the top 83% of CMC marks clients are currently short and probably as this begin begins to kind of break up those shorts Well, we'll eventually have to have to give up and go back to go back to longs But we are coming out quite close to potential resistance levels So depending on your view if you think that the market is overextended and it's going to sell off Perhaps this level here might be kind of interesting for you as well If it breaks up through there and gets a close you could be looking at a technical breakout to then re-challenge 18367 Moving on to the UK 100 firmly breaking out of another potential resistance at 63 23 now looking at 64 53 is the next potential Resistance 74% of CMC Mark's clients are currently short the other technicals are relatively neutral Though we did have a bullish crossover on the MACD a few sessions ago Jumping quickly on to the Japan 2 to 5 and obviously you can get that an idea of The strength that rally so we've had three really strong candles Stopping just briefly at 16 8 96 as a potential resistance for above the moving averages You got a bullish crossover in the MACD Japanese market looking at that a little bit more Bullish this morning potentially bullish this morning. So looking at dollar yen It's not like there's a really aggressive move here But it is moving in the right direction forever the Japanese stock market So the dollar has been gaining a little bit of momentum and the yen has been weakening ever so slightly It's not really that exciting until it gets back up to 110 moving on to West Texas crude and You can just see the kind of the volatility that we've seen it Just smashed up through these levels and then reverse back down if I just quickly again jump on to my 5-minute interval You can pretty much just see it said it broke through that potential support as then push back up Could be a potential retracement and then slowly drifted back down But the size of the moves are so small that doesn't normally that'd be a fantastic Potential trade setup, but the fact that the market isn't really kind of moving with that much momentum It's kind of interesting though 76% of CMT box clients are currently short moving on to gold Yeah, if we get a break below this potential neckline things get a little bit more interesting Could still be a head and shoulders formation. Obviously higher US interest rates isn't good for gold We're below the 21 period SMA, but we're coming up close to that 55 period SMA. The other technicals are relatively neutral Gold's not really that exciting right now your dollar Volatile very volatile. So the euro kind of completely gave up its gains against the US dollar But absolutely smashed yesterday as the dollar maybe just a little bit of a it's a break out basically With some decent momentum. So once we broke through these potential Kind of tips of these candles and just accelerate to the downside as a dollar kind of roll back into life breaking back to that 21 period SMA and we're a good bit away from the 55 So it's kind of just hanging there right now looking particularly vulnerable and then if you have a look at GBP's USD Sterling's happened a bit of a tough time right now one spot for a 80 is gonna be the next potential support still potentially trading within a Descending triangle formation with a breakout of this if it happens would potentially down to one spot there eight there is six 57% of CMC markets clients currently short. So to finish things up. Let's have a quick look at the market calendar and We are looking today at your zone CPI Industry announcement a couple of the statement from the Bank of England Then you got the consumer price index and employment data and then you finish that with Friday Some decent Chinese data and that will again be interesting think about overnight gap risk, but things are looking a little bit better And in the market. So if these figures continue to impress you might begin to see some green shoots of an economic recovery in China But as we all will say, you know, can you trust the numbers? You know these not the turnaround is coming at a very opportune time to be posting some decent numbers And then you have industrial production and the University of Michigan sentiment index to round things off And I don't think you have any data releases at the weekend and then nothing much on Monday there either So guys, that's it for me. Very good luck with the trading and join me again Next week to find out what happened next. I'm in Stuttgart for the next few days. So there won't be another video Thank you very much and goodbye


Hey folks, this week we're making accessibility keycaps for mechanical keyboards. These keycaps are 3D printed with the Burl alphabet so folks can touch to feel their keyboard shortcuts. We thought it'd be nice to have audio feedback so a tone is played when a key is pressed. The Adafruit Macro Pad features the RP2040 chip and has a built-in speaker for generating tones and playing audio files. The keycaps are compatible with Cherry MX and Kalebox switches. You can print the keycaps in one piece or just the top cover for existing keycaps. The keycaps are installed by press-fitting them over the stem of your favorite mechanical key switch. We think the resolution and print quality is good enough for making these style keycaps. Braille is a writing system that features raised bumps called cells. To make these keycaps, we reference this peel-and-stick overlay that features function keys and special characters. The Adafruit Macro Pad is great for making custom input devices for accessibility projects. This uses the CircuitPython Macro Pad library to make customizable shortcuts with lights and sounds. The main loop checks for key events and handles if it's a key code or consumer control such as volume and media playback. The shortcuts are stored in a separate file that contains a dictionary of keys. Here you can set the tone, label, keycode type, and key sequence. With CircuitPython you have access to the code with the USB drive which is great when developing across different computers. We hope you're inspired to check out the Adafruit Macro Pad RP2040 and use CircuitPython in your next project.


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Now listen, Tom, is this really necessary? What's the matter with you?  Well, I just don't like these things. That's all I never have. Silly, it's no worse than riding to a stick-up in a prowl car. Yeah? Well, I never liked that either. Go on, go on, get in. Oh, no, not in the last seat. That is definitely off. Okay, okay, so we're riding the last seat the next time when you're over your stage fright. You're riding the last seat the next time. For me, this is strictly a one-shot proposition and don't expect anything different.  Everybody got their safety belt buckled? Okay, folks, y'all! Tom, are we still alive? Well, can't you tell? All right, folks, who's gonna... Try it again. Come on, come on, it'll do you good. Don't tell me this thing is a menace to health and sanity. What did I tell you? Look, there's a guy passed out back there. Come on, come on, snap out of it. Hey, come on, get up, mister. Hey, somebody give me a hand with this guy. Yeah, yeah, come here, I'll help you. All right, you get his legs, I'll take his head. Oh, I don't know why guys ride this thing if they're gonna pull a fade-out. Uh-oh. This guy didn't pull any fade-out. Yeah, well, he ain't exactly the life of the party. You're right there, pal, he's dead. He's what? He's dead. Holy jeez. Oh, I better call a boss. All right, folks, you'll just have to step outside the gates, please. I'm sorry, there's been a little accident here. Everybody out, please, go on, everybody out. What's the matter, Johnny? Ah, a guy passed out. The man there says he's dead. Oh, every season it's something. Please, folks, outside the gates, please. All right, stand back there, stand back, everybody. What's the matter, Terry? That guy just died on his... Yeah, how come? I don't know. This man here looked him over. How do you know he's dead? You a doctor? No, officer, but it's, uh, not too hard to tell. Where is he? Uh, back in her last seat. Come on, keep the mob outside, will you, Terry? Sure. Come on, break it up now, will you? This the guy? Yeah. Looks like it must have been heart failure. It doesn't look to me like heart failure. Say, who are you? Dwyer's a named Tom Dwyer. Yeah? Well... Hey, I'd never seen this dead guy. He never bought a ticket for me. That's right, he never had a ticket. You're owed for free. How could he? You're owed for free, all right. Say, how come you know so much about this? Me? Oh, I'm just kind of nosy. Hey, you? Uh, yeah? Do you remember seeing this man get on the car? How do I know they get on?  I just work here. Don't you remember that my friend and I were going to get in that last seat and then we didn't? Hey, that's right. Hey, who's this? Ben Duffy's a friend of mine. Yeah? Yeah. Now listen, my friend and I were the last ones to get in that car.  Then the car pulled out. And when it pulled out, that last seat was empty. Hey, that's right. That last seat was empty. This dead guy never even got on the car. Now you're getting someplace. All right, Dick Tracy, I'm listening. A roller coaster car starts out from this platform, all hunky-dory, and rips around the tracks about 90 miles an hour. And when it gets back here, there's a dead guy on it that wasn't on it when it started. How do you think he got on there? Dropped out of the sky? Well, figure it out for yourself, pal. If he wasn't on the car when it started, then someplace along the line, he was dumped on it.   But seldom indeed has this unwelcome guest intruded more incongruously than on this particular evening when he chose to be the extra passenger on a roller coaster ride. Alan Ladd is our star of suspense in Robert L. Richard's story, The One Way Ride to Nowhere. You have heard the prologue for tonight's tale of suspense. Before we return to Ocean City, the scene of our drama, let's take you for a moment to a pleasant spot to the south. Where are we now? Along the Caribbean, looking into a smart café. Captain! Captain! Yes, senor? You have a fine port wine? 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And now it is with pleasure that Roma wines bring back to our soundstage Mr. Alan Ladd in the one-way ride to nowhere. A tale well calculated to keep you in suspense. Hey, Tom, where you been? We're all supposed to be waiting in here for the Chief of Police. They're making a phone call, that's all. Anybody I know? Jefferson Hotel. Do you know him? Huh? Hey, what's this all about? Oh, about $400,000 and a lot of people's lives. Uh-oh, here comes the Chief now. All right, quiet everybody. Chief Haynes wants to say something to you. A man died under peculiar circumstances on the Ocean City rollercoaster tonight. And all of you here were either on the car in which the body was found or in the immediate vicinity, like on the platform. Now cause of death has not yet been determined. But all of you might be needed as witnesses, so we want to know where to get a hold of you. Have all these people been identified in left locations where they can be reached? Yes, sir. So, you can go now. Oh, uh, Chief Haynes. Well? I'd like to ask a couple of questions. Are these the two fellas you told me about, Johnson? Yes, sir.  Well, that's my business. By the way, Chief Haynes, haven't we met somewhere before? Not that I know of. What do you want to ask about? Well, for one thing, you said just now that the cause of death have not yet been determined. That's right. The man was blue in the face and apoplectic, but there were no marks of violence on the body. The coroner is working on it now. Maybe the coroner should look at the man's neck. At what? At his neck. Listen, you're no doctor, neither am I. The coroner of this city knows his business. Okay, Haynes. Okay. I just thought I might save him a little time. Well, you're wasting my time. If you think I'm going to give you an inside track so that you can go to this poor man's family with some sales talk that you can help him get some kind of illegal action. Oh, he's got a family, has he? Yeah, he's got a family. Now get out of here. And his name is Richard Elliston Brighton. And he's professor of psychology. He comes from Chicago, right? So you went through his pockets before my men got there. Now did I say that? Listen to me, young fella. You know entirely too much about this case for your own good. You're from Chicago too, aren't you? That's right. What are you doing here? On a vacation visiting my friend here. Well, you better take the... Oh, hello, doctor. What about it? Uh, murder. He was strangled. Strangled? Mm-hmm. We got a good look at him. We found a thin red mark around his neck. He was strangled with something like picture wire. Now, isn't that a funny way for a middle-aged professor to be knocked off?  And isn't that a funny thing for a professor of psychology with a family and all to be way out here all alone, so far from home, hanging around an amusement park? No funnier than what you're doing, hanging around here. And that's quite a coincidence, by the way, Mr. Tom Dwyer of Chicago. Chicago's a big place, chiefanes. Lots of people live there. I say, chief, when I think of it, here's the stuff we took out of his pockets. There's nothing much, wallet, and a few things. Oops, dropped something there. I got it. Hand it over, Dwyer. Well, well, well, a souvenir postcard. Sheila Kennedy, Ocean City. Hey, she's quite a cutie, too. I said hand it over. It's material evidence. Sure, sure, sure. Here you are. One of the local tent show girls I take it. Know anything about her, chief?  Take my advice and keep your nose out of this. Come on, Tom. This isn't doing you any good. Yeah, that's right, Ben. And anyway, we got a date with a lady. Lovely, they're luscious. They're delightful and they're daring. The most gorgeous girls. Hey, uh, bud, can we go in now? Yeah, what did she say? What's that? I said, can we go in now? Oh, yeah. Okay, fellas, down there the second door. I told her about you and she says it's okay. Thanks. Make it snappy. She goes out on a couple of heads. They're lovely, they're luscious. Ah, the room of her own. Sheila must be all right. Hey, I thought you said this was business. It is. Wait out here, will you, Ben? Oh, so when it's dames, I wait outside. I said this was business. Maybe we've both been missing something. How did you know I came from Chicago? You'd never have got in if you hadn't pulled out. It was a good guess, wasn't it? Well, I don't know you and I don't want to know you so beat it. Oh, look, Sheila, I didn't come here to cause any trouble. My name's Tom Dwyer and I... Are you going to leave or do I call a bouncer? Sheila, a man was murdered in the amusement park tonight. Murdered? Hadn't you heard? Everybody has, but I didn't know it was... It was from Chicago too.  My picture? That's right. So what? There must be 50,000 old goats from one end of this country to the other with my picture in their pockets. They sell them at the show. How do you know how old he was? I don't. I was only... Professor Brighton didn't come around in the last two or three days to talk to you about anything, did he, Sheila? No. I don't even know what you're talking about. You've got no right to question me. You know what I think, Sheila? I don't know and I don't care. I think you're in a tough spot and you'd like to be out of it. Only you don't know quite how. Well, what if I am? Maybe I can help you. Nobody can help me. This is murder, Sheila. That's not so good. What's your angle in all this? I wouldn't kid you. I'm a private detective. I make my living in things like this. Aside from that and as a general rule, I just don't like murder. Listen, mister, what did you say your name was? Dwyer. Tom, do you? All right. I don't know why, but you seem like a nice guy. I am. Well, you know me better. Might have been nice at that. Keep out of this. It's for your own good. You'll get nothing but grief. Oh, what kind of grief? The worst kind there is. You saw what happened to the professor? Poor guy. Get out of the amusement park. Get out of Ocean City and stay out. Thanks, Sheila. Maybe you're right. I know I'm right. But I'm in kind of deep already. Is there anything particular I should look out for? Come on, Sheila. You're wrong. Okay. Listen, Tom, just remember. That roller coaster isn't the only one-way ride to nowhere around here. One-way ride to nowhere. What do you mean by that? Is it typical? Maybe. One-way ride to nowhere. That's what the professor got all right for free, but how? He was dumped on. I still say how. Well, that little problem doesn't bother me, but... The one and only the bullet-proof automobile that took three men on a one-way ride to nowhere. One-way ride to nowhere. Come on. It's about coming in. Hey, I think it's around there to the right. Yeah. Bullet-proof automobile. Huh? Where? I can't show next to the roller coaster. Take it easy now. Okay, but I... Then you worry me sometimes. Did you know this thing was here? Well, it wasn't here last week. How am I supposed to know what you want? If you tell a guy something once in a while, it wouldn't... Boy, you never heard of him. Wires McGuire either. No? Skip it. That guy's going in his routine again. Ladies and gentlemen, step right up. Inside you will see the actual bullet-proof automobile in which the famous Jarvis gang sped from the scene of the $400,000 Springfield mail robbery. The most daring hold up in modern times. Benny. Benny, now I know I'm right. Is this what you came down here for? Not exactly, but there's been some funny talk lately about this mail robbery job in some funny place. I still don't get it. There were four guys in on that, three of them dead and the others in the bug house. That kind of closes the books, don't it? I gave you a little tip, Benny. They never found the money. Huh? And the insurance company's got a standing offer of a 10% reward. 40,000 bucks. Step right over, gents. The original bullet-proof automobile. Okay, maybe we'll let that. How much? Two bits, please. Yeah, yeah. Step right inside, gentlemen. Now the car that you see before you... You don't have much business, do you? And what are you? A couple of public accountants? No offense. It just seems too bad. It's a swell exhibit. All right, it's all in me. He's kicked down here. They don't appreciate nothing. Must be pretty hard, judging what the public will go for. Yeah. I thought this motor automobile would be a sensation. It's not modern, you know. My brother from the junkyard in Indiana cops must have sold it at auction or something. Look, would you really like to give it to this heap? Like to. Don't worry, I already have. Yeah? Listen, brother, the minute I found out that I had to take you, I went out and found me a sucker, but quick. Well, how did you find him? Well, I didn't exactly find him. He'd come by, you see. He's making some sort of a collection for some cops' museum. Capone's bullet-proof car, Dillinger's artillery. You know, I got my price, though. Oh, that's not too bad, Benny. Oh, yeah, sure it is. Uh, what's too bad about it? Well, to tell you the truth, I'm making sort of a collection ourselves for a big New York exhibit. Sure. I thought maybe we could do a little business. Oh, I'm sorry, Mr. I just closed the deal tonight. If you'd only come around just a couple hours sooner, you... Well, you suppose this man you sold the car to would be re-interested in selling at the right price? I don't know. It'd cost you plenty, though. Confidentially, he paid me a thousand bucks. Cash. Well, where could we find this guy? Well, he should be here any minute. He's going to pick up the papers and things.  I was just going to knock off anyway. Well, thanks.  I was a guy supposed to know in this crazy business.  That's all right, Ryan. Sit down. Make yourself at home. Hey, hey, what's that? Oh, them rolly coasters. The tunnel goes right under the floor here.  Yeah, I can imagine. That door over there must open up right where the tunnel comes out, huh? I guess it does it that. I never looked. It's all nailed up. Hey, there used to be another wing on this building in the old days, wasn't there? That was the door to it. It might have been. Yeah, I guess it was. Say, does this Mr.... The guy I saw in the car, too, were McGuire. McGuire? Oh. Does he have sort of a business manager with him or anybody like that? We each had a couple of guys with him once in a while. I really didn't pay no attention.  In and out, you know.  Oh, here he is now. Not yet, I don't. Hello, Mr. McGuire. We was just talking about you. Yeah? Who was it? Me and these two gentlemen. They wanted to see you about... Was this the guy that came to see you, Sheila? I don't know. Sure I am, Sheila. Come on, tell him. Well, I guess that's him. Okay. You can run along to the hotel, honey. Headless. Please don't. All right, guys, tell you. Harry, you stay here with me. Okay. I got all your papers and things, Mr. McGuire. Everything's here in this amp. Thanks. And what do you two fellas want to see me about? Just a little business proposition. My name's Tom Dwyer and this is Ben Duffy. Hiya, Mr. McGuire. Here's McGuire. Please, the meeting. You can beat it now for error. We'll take care of everything. Okay. Well, uh... Salam. Salam. Watch the door, Harry. Now, what's your proposition? Well, I understand you bought for our car. That's right. You interested in used cars? Some used cars. How interested? It's enough to make an offer. Your friend hearing on the deal? No, he just came along to the ride. Well, I got a partner. Oh, where do we find him? We don't. He'd have to come here. And we'd have to send somebody after him. Somebody like your friend. Okay. Now, listen, Tom, I don't... What's his name and how does my friend find him? His name is Johnson George Johnson. He's a 2854 Drexel Boulevard. Just tell him I sent you. Tom, I don't think I ought to leave. Take it easy. While you're out, I... I wish you'd do something for me. First. What?  It won't be out of your way. Your mail? Yeah, that's right. Do that first. I'm expecting a very important special delivery. And I want you to stop by the Jefferson Hotel where I'm staying. And ask for a bell hot name, uh... Ted Martin. He takes care of all my stuff. The Jefferson? That's right. And be sure to see Ted Martin. He's the only one who can help you, so ask the first one right back then. Ted Martin and Jeff... Well, okay. You want me to go, Ed? No, you stay here. Now that he's out of the way, what do you know? I know.  You gonna talk? Why not? I know, for instance, why you bought that car. I think he knows too much... Let me handle this. Keep talking, bright boy. Well, after that Springfield nail job, nobody ever found the money. 400,000 bucks is a lot of lettuce. And you think it's still somewhere in that car? Did you figure it out all by yourself, or did you get a tip when you were in the federal pen along with Duke Jarvis? You know any more cute answers, bright boy? Sure. I come from Chicago.  I told you they knew too much. On account you got a reputation of being very handy at disposing of troublesome guys with a length of picture wire twisted around the neck. Any idea what you just talked yourself in for, bright boy? I know what I'll talk you in for if you don't play ball. Well, what do you think of that? I think we're wasting time. Listen, McGuire, I not only know how you kill Professor Brighton, I know why. Sure you do, bright boy. Sure you do. You think I'm kidding, huh? Professor Brighton was a psychiatrist. They used to call him into the federal pen to examine guys who were wacky. They called him in to examine Duke Jarvis. Duke was the last of the Jarvis gang, the rest were all killed in the holdup. He was wacky, all right. He's so wacky that he lets stuff about the money being still hidden in the car. So when the professor heard about the car showing up, he thought he could pick up a piece of change.  You got it all figured out, haven't you? Yeah, all but one thing. I don't think you're smart enough to have pulled this all by yourself. I think you do have a partner. I tell you we're wasting time here. No, I know we're not. Now listen, bright boy, who are you working for? What difference does that make? Palantins. Don't you think I want to know who else is in on this? What do you say, bright boy? There's nobody, I'm working on it. Cover him, Harry. Okay. You better talk, bright boy. There's nothing to say. Who else knows about this? Nobody.  Talk, got him. Talk. Watch him, Harry. I think he's coming out of it again. Yeah, this ain't getting us no place. I suppose his pal comes back. He'll never come back. By the time he finds out there ain't no such guy as George Johnson. Take a look, Harry. Yes, me. It's Chief Haines, Ed. Okay, open up. Hey, I thought I told you. How did he get here? He walked in. He knows plenty. How much? It works. We've been trying to split out of him who he's working for. Haines. I know where I've seen you before. Your picture. You were a guard at the federal pen when Jarvis McGuire were there. That's how you heard about the money. When McGuire came down here, he had to play ball because you were chief of police here. He's got the gold, McGuire. Yeah, I know. So we give him the business and dump him out of the side store there into the rollercoaster like we did the prep.  You can't get away with two jobs like that. Same night. So what do we do? Anything. Dump them in the bay. Make it look like an accident. Anything. We'll try to get fancy about it this time. But you just gave me quite an idea, Haines. Quite a good idea. The fastest and the fastest. Keep that hat down over his face and hold him up straight. I got him. What seat do we want? What's the difference? The car's almost empty anyway. Get him in. Take the middle one. All right. Under your safety belt. Keep that belt loose. Okay, everybody. You're on. There we go. I'm going into the tunnel now. Tie his hands and feet while we're in the dark. Yeah, I'm doing it now. Got the search weights on him? Yeah, around him. We're out now. Watch him. What was that? What's the difference? Hang on. We're starting up. We're coming to the top. You know what to do, Harry? Yeah. When you hit the bottom of the zip over the bay. Okay. I'll yell. We both heave together. He'll go down into that bay and sink like a... Okay, McGuire.  Put them up. Ben, then you made it. Tommy, you okay? Yeah, sure. What do you think you're doing here? The Federal Pinch, McGuire. I'm Ted Martin, Department of Justice. Staying at the Jefferson Hotel. Get it, McGuire? Hey, Tom, you ought to get to a dock. No, no. I got to get down to the police. Hey, Ted. Ted, listen. Never mind about these guys. Get Haynes, Chief of Police. I've got a couple of men down there already, Tom. When you phoned, I figured you might get mixed up with him. You've had our eye on the Chief for quite a while. Well, I'll see you later. So long. Thanks, Ted. You were taking an awful chance, Tom, playing so cagey. I had to be sure first. If that dame hadn't stuck around and tipped us off, we'd just about made it when the car went through the tunnel. That Sheila dame, huh? Uh-huh. Say, Ben, I think I got a date with a lady. Oh, so what do I do? Well, I'll tell you. Here's a dime advance out of your $20,000 reward. Go take a ride on the roller coaster. And so closes the one-way ride to nowhere, starring Alan Ladd, tonight's tale of a spin. In just a moment, we'll hear again from Mr. Ladd. First, though, may I pass along this thought? Spotted about the globe wherever wine grapes grow, there are a few wineries whose products are made for world enjoyment. 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