The following is a presentation of T F N N. The Tiger Technician Hour with your host, Basil Chapman. Call now, toll free at 1-877-927-6648 internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Now, Basil Chapman. Hi everyone, Basil Chapman, Tiger. Delicious hour, my pleasure to be here on this Friday, Friday the 22nd of November. Wow, so close to wrapping up the year. Anyway, more importantly, let's just get right to the charts. We're looking at the Dow at this particular point. It's really struggling. I mean, it managed a 74 point rally so far. What happened there? Let me just get that again. Give me one second. Here we go. So the Dow trading up at 27,840. Should I do that? Yeah, it's technical Friday. You know what, the market is lagging at this particular point. There's no rush to do anything. Let's just get this out of the way. I want to show you something that's very important. This is part of my webinar. The other day I spent some time on this. There's still time to join that webinar. It was archived and some people, some subscribers might not even be able to get to it. Until this weekend because they've been very busy and couldn't make the webinar itself on Tuesday night. So you're in the same position. It's not a big deal. What is a big deal is that I use certain moving averages. And as far as I can tell, this move up in the green line, 9 period moving average above the black line, the 14 period moving average was what we were looking at. Right here, Tuesday morning.  We had shorted. We just got stopped out of our short position last week. We were short of this and the and the semiconductors and we just got stopped out of those positions. And in fact, Monday, they even closed better than the stop. And then one hour just about of the stuff. And since then, they haven't even come close. Now, what's really important is that in this particular move. Look to get this green line as it had back when we had the cell signal that was back in September when we had the cell signal back in July back in April. Every time it took a whole bunch of bars, it took like between 10 and 14 trading days before after the signal was given. There was in fact a breakdown of the moving average. So what I'd say to subscribers to my opening call is that we've got to be very careful because the pattern that we're looking at suggests that from the Chapman-Wade methodology peak F and almost all the different indices. This is something that is not not just a brief near term pullback. It could in fact turn into a short be a short term topping motion. We won't know, but I don't want to jump in on different short positions when there's still this tremendous strength in the line pre moving average. We have to be very selective and try to get a good price if we're going to do that, excuse me. And in fact, it might turn out that it has to be one or two positions before you actually start to see a confirmation that there's going to be a breakdown. We could be look that this right here on this particular high of the 12th of September, where we were able to short seven points on the exact high. Was that the one? No, no. So this is the one because the exact high 27,398 we managed to short 27,391. But look how long it took and even this rally on the fifth day, which could have stopped us out. But didn't it didn't even take out the previous high was exactly the same thing that happened right here on September the 12th. With a high of 27,306 that big rally on the fifth session went to 27,272 and then it started to tumble down, but it took for the green line to turn down and become a pink line. It took 14 sessions. So we might be witnessing exactly the same thing here. And that means that the high that was made right here on Tuesday, just about at the opening of 28,090 and putting back immediately red candle gaps down red candle inside bar red candle yesterday. And the green candle so far today says that there could be a rally. This is only 123 Monday, Tuesday we could get a sudden spike and it could go all the way to 28,000 maybe 50. If it breaks to a new high after reconsidering this is the situation that we saw earlier on in November where we were going along very steadily and then suddenly there was a sudden spike above the high of the 7th of November 27,074. Boom! Suddenly on the 13th we had 27,006. A new high sort of negates this rectangle formation for as I'm concerned. I don't think we're going to make the new high right now. I think there's a rotation going on that says be careful because within the context of this 9p moving average finally flattening out. That's all it's doing. It hasn't turned down. It's just flattening out. You've got time and some residual strength. Okay, I've got that right. Technical Friday. I wanted to go through and now you can see exactly what I'm talking about. Let's get out of that. So peak F, Chapman-Wade methodology, peak F from the technicals of Stardew-Fels, stochastics now at 74% the bank these cross negative but you haven't got that moving average turn now. So this says we're in the process of having some kind of a pullback weekly chart stop day to the weekly chart right there. And the dash Chapman-Wade inside track repellent zone and you're in leg D in the monthly chart still very bullish and we've still got a week to go before we wrap up November. Wrap up November and it's like D. So let's see the SMB. So a new high negates everything going to 28100 says not yet buddy. Okay, S&P.  Now I'd say 27,670 will give me confirmation about a cell signal probably going straight to a cell mode. All right. Now cell mode I prefer to have the moving averages crossed negative. So let's just say a cell signal on the S&P. You're trading a 3107 up 3.81 the bank these cross negative stochastics gone under 80% right now. It's days young but it's under 80% on balance wanting the blue lines negative. And the moving averages are getting closer but they're not even close enough to say within a day or two of crossing negative because it would take more than a day or two to take points. You'd have to see 3,098 3,000 and no, no, 3,092 3,088 for me to say, okay, probably a cell signal in the S&P. So days young as far as that's concerned, Ricky Charles legs see still very positive QQQ123. There we go. QQQ held the 14 period moving average is now down 24 cents at two or 1.46. And says that the NDX 100 trading vehicle holding okay off the three sessions is still holding the 14 period moving average so far so good in price. MACD's turned down stochastics at 76% not so great weekly charts are very strong as is the monthly 204 trading in the 204s would be fabulous going to 200.32 somewhere around there. I'd say be careful. So we go down deeper. IWF Russell 2000 being going sideways<PHONE_NUMBER>123 about 14 to over two weeks 14 sessions from the peak F top as well. All of them are peak F tops in some way that says be careful. Yellow light flashes 160.46 is what you need to break is at 157.99 right now. That's quite a bit of a way to go. But it could happen quickly if everything suddenly comes together. But if it starts to break under 157.30 not good. If you're not currently using the Taz profile scanner when looking at setting up your trading opportunities, then your arsenal is short a mighty weapon. The Taz profile scanner is a standalone piece of software that instantly filters over 2500 global financial markets such as stocks, ETFs, commodity futures and forex. 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Different instruments but basically the same question. Let me just throw three, one, two, 16 and we just type this in. So one was I am in a short position on the spy. Where would you add or what would you do? And so this was a question that came to me just as I was wrapping up yesterday. And I said that I would answer it on the show today, but I didn't expect some kind of a bounce today. Maybe we can deal with it then. So we're dealing with it right now. Let me not make that read just yet because we have no confirmation yet. So the spy is trading at 310.65. I'm just changing the color here because until I get a cell signal, I don't want to do anything rash. So here's the spy. The MACD is just crossed negative. The stochastic is under 80%. Day is young. Anything can happen. It looks to me like it's an attempt to try to get a little higher. So what I'm going to say is this. In the context of what I'm looking at here, I'm going to make this a little bit bigger and I'll draw what I'm anticipating. Hey, could be completely wrong. All I'm doing is what everything appears to me that this is the kind of action that I'd be expecting. Is that there should be some kind of a rally, an H pattern, the dreaded H pattern. And I don't think it'll last more than Monday or even Tuesday. And then I think we should be testing the low of 309.06 that was made in the 20th, two days ago. That's really not the issue. The issue that I'm looking at here is not what if I'm right. It's what if I'm wrong? I like a trade. I gave my subscribers this morning. It was so, the specificity was such that if it didn't work, you were in and you were out. It's a screamer and it's either screams to the upsides or having to scream to the downside. Hopefully you just, you're in and you were out. And I'll talk about it just now. I like to talk about what works and I like to talk about what doesn't work because it's the dozen works that really teach you and educate you to the extent that you can formulate plans of protection. And that's really important. So in the spy, what I am looking at here is that this at the high today is 311-12. It's trading 60 cents below that. I think there's a chance to push a little higher. So I'm going to suggest to you, I don't know where your entry point is, but you're looking to add to the position or exit the position. I would hold the position because I do believe from the technicals that I'm looking at and what I just explained in the moving average chart that there is still residual strength and you don't want to be fighting the residual strength. If you haven't got a position yet on the short side, you could think of two things. One is maybe just nibble right here, but you want to be adding on any rally in the spy. And I put it, I don't know if it can go higher than the bar of today's Friday. So I think it was Wednesday, we're here at 311-85. So it's fighting up Wednesday. Close to this in the 311s, I would probably say to you, you could add a little bit to your position. Don't get too carried away because as I say, it could be, it could be 10 sessions before this breaks down. So either that or just keep your core position, have patience. The biggest problem is if this is going to be different to the others and so far it has been different to the other corrections. There's a chance one, two, three, four red candles. If today's another red candle from the way it opened and the way it is trading. And all of a sudden by Sunday night, the futures are down. By Monday there's talk of who knows. Peach, I don't know what they're talking about, but it starts to pull back sharply. You won't get that extra entry. At the same point, if you've already got one, you don't want to be overloaded on the short side. If there's going to be a full U formation going all the way back to the high that was made at 312.9. Is that 69? 69, not 60, but 69. So, yes. So what I'm going to say to you is have a little patience on the day. If by the end of the 312, I just need to type this in. 12.69. If by the end of the day, the futures are starting to fail. Then I'd say, you know what? You could just add a little bit. This one has to be a much smaller.  So this is like, this is going to allow your core position to be held. And this other one is now your trading vehicle. Okay. Now, it would have to go decisively into the 312.20s for me to say, oh, this rally might even take out the higher 312.69. But at this particular point, I think there's a big struggle going on. And my bias is to think that there's an arch formation that will fail and that by maybe Tuesday-ish somewhere around there, we're starting to test the low that was made on Wednesday and that was the low of 310.77. If it happens beforehand, this could be an acceleration lower. And then you will get those moving averages moving very quickly to the downside. Because now we've used up the look-back period that was on the bullish side. We started to add the closing price of the downward movement. So that's kind of what I'm looking at. I hope that helps you. The next question was on the Roku. Let me just do this. I'm anticipating doing it on Roku. What's happening? I'm anticipating a high-level consolidation. It's screened in the 1-to-1, Chapman-Way-Forty-Axe extension, screened to 165.10, pulled back to the 148th, trading right now at 158.26 kind of sideways. I think Roku is trying as much as it can to build enough energy to try to retest the all-time high of 176.55. Maybe go to 176.56 or higher, because that's where leg D in the monthly chart starts. Leg D. And then I'd start to say, you know what? Now we might see Roku have another digestive phase. But in the meantime, the weekly chart's improved, but the daily chart at 83% in stochastic and the MACD is still good says, hey, it's holding very well here. Okay, next thing I want to look at is... So go to the IWM for a moment. IWM sideways, trading bang. Remember, rectangle formation can last a lot longer than your patients and eventually even the longer it goes, the greater the chances are that this whole 158.60 area is going to become a fulcrum to pop up and to break down. And eventually if it goes into the 156.10 or lower area, that's where it'll start to say, oh, okay, technicals are starting to fail. That'll impact the weekly than the weekly has 155.98 as the 9-period moving average's key support. Any breakthrough in your high in the IWM Russell 2000 would say, hey, now we're going to start to see the Russell outperform finally the other indices. We haven't seen that yet. Next question on the SMHs. Yeah, SMHs, just terrible action. Ten cents up, 131.25. That lady, Amy, what is it? Amy, Amy, Amy, what's the name? She's done an absolutely incredible job. Amy is Sue. Is it Amy Sue? Anyway, the CEO of Advanced Micro Devices and just the most bullish outlook and she was very modest at the same time, but she made a big deal that they're trying to focus on exactly what they need to focus on. It's like a geographic chart, step by step. Okay, from place to place, area to area, laptops, et cetera. And they've got a fantastic product. But I've got a peak after the Chapman Wave 4179 high on the 19th and then a 4167 Chapman Wave 2 bar reversal the next day. I'm looking at this and I'm saying, you know, Advanced Micro Devices, I think you're in for a breather. 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I don't have an indication to say that they're going to do anything but maybe pull back a little bit further into the $127. That's four points. That's a lot. But if that's the consolidation and then you start to move to a higher high, that's going to be one thing. But if it actually goes deeper than that over the next three weeks, that's going to be a problem because that's kind of looking at the general market as well. That impacts the ex-OK. Question about GASX. GASX is the, let me just check what that is, natural gas related three times. Let me just do this. I'm going to go to NG. I prefer to do NG. NG made a peak F-top right here on the 5th of November at 2.96 in the continuous contract. Remember, if you're using a continuous contract, the chart's always exactly the same. The patterns and time frames, everything's good except that the price has to be reconstructed because it's a continuous contract. So they have to change the prices. The price one month might be one thing. The next month it's the same pattern. Everything except the actual price changes. So I had a kind of a Fibonacci. I like to do that every once in a while when everything looks to my eye. It's very Fibonacci related. Yeah, it does, but it kind of misses the points. But it does show you that there's a nice strong move today in natural gas. Now one of the things I've had trouble with is that the move, if you get the move and it does what you want. Look, this peak A, let me show you the price move. So therefore my notations also move. So let me just fix this up here. So if you did get this as a beautiful entry price, which you only got in, let's just say you got in. Not on the weekly chart. 2.26 was the low in the week of the 9th of August, but you got in about three or four weeks later. So you got in somewhere around here because you wanted a confirmation that peak A was going to be passed by peak B with the technicals improving. And you got that. Well, the price then went from the low of 2.26 to screams up to 2.82 the week of the 27th of September. And you say, great, you can pull back, but I'm anticipating with the MACDG and all that. Stochastic and holding okay at that point that you should go pull back and then a leg C. Well, the pullback was from 2.942 almost three down to 2.391. I mean, that's huge. And then it screams to a higher high and makes legs C in the in the in the Chapman way methodology. Well, that's the problem 2.960. And then it comes back down to the low of few days ago 2.556. You see, that's the whole thing. There are times when the Chapman methodology has it just great because it's just that's my rule of 136. Because if you in a bull phase or a bear phase, you want speed, you want it to quickly move. So if it goes in one bar as it did here, and it goes from look peak A, and then it goes 1234567 only eight as a breakout, but it doesn't a fantastic way. Doesn't happen that often, but if it doesn't, that's great, except it goes to peak B and then one day down for leg B, one day down for peak B. Then it takes out the high of being stars leg C, which is an alternate count f slash C, which I believe turned out to be an F. But I like the one day or three day maximum distance in time before you take out the new high because that's speed, that's momentum. That's using all the force of the gravitational force to the upside because you've had a huge momentum. And how can I call it a torque spike, but it couldn't hold and a pullback. So now look what's happened. Look at the bumpiness of this. You're going from a high of May the 24th of 292.914 to a low of June, was that 21?   So the bounciness doesn't account for the fact that yes, you might accomplish a leg D and you might get to that D, but on the way you might be stopped out a dozen times and instead of being able. That's the reason why I said to subscribers, I'm always upset if I don't get almost the exact high or exact low because it makes it more difficult now be vulnerable to spikes that go against you. Whereas if you get what could turn out to be the exact moment like when we were short nine points from the top back in July. That gave us a lot of leeway for spikes to the upside. No, that's why those bounces in the U shape formation didn't take us out. So now this is what I'm saying that this is makes it much difficult. Now the question is, what do I see? I see that this is a very nice turnaround in the stochastic at 13%. I would have preferred if it was a 23%. The 30% is better because I've got the on balance volume with us. It's gone above the 14 and 9 feet moving averages. Let me get rid of this for Bonacci for me. I don't see anything in it right now that I could use, but it has a cup formation and I love these cup formations, especially to get the veracity, the confirmation of the other technicals. Well, I haven't. I've got it off one. I want three. I want the three out of four. I want the mag D, which is the on the zero percent line is starting to improve. That's a good sign. So this is what I'm going to say. If you're all along and I believe the question is the long way. What do we see next? I'm going to tell you that this is the best action that you could have got from the doji candle yesterday because if there was another red candle today, I would have said, don't touch the long, especially three times long. But you are you're in three times long. So that's fine. What I am going to say is if it can get at 2.699 with a height of 2.713, if it can get to 2.731, let's reverse those numbers. All of a sudden that 200 pre moving averages 2.755 becomes a magnet line and a tractor. It should pull the pull the price towards it. So so far you're good. Where would I put a stop on some part of the position? I put it right here at the opening price, which was 2.621. I put it just a 10 above 2.625. All right. Hope that helps you. Next person that Clovis. Now I'm just trying to remember who called me about Clovis. I wasn't Jason. I just don't remember CLVS. CLVS. Clovis. Great move today. Wow. That's the one I should have probably chosen. It's up at 844 trading up 68 cents at 8.78. And I love this chart. I like I should have put it down here. See it was on my list, but it just wasn't on my list last night in this morning. Good move. It is acting very, very well. Where would the price point be? Let me show you something. Draw on this. I did everything all the work for it, but it didn't go long.  The gap low is the low of the 7th of August of 8.84. Today's high is 8.55. It's getting there. It did the Chapman wave. Left side, right side price, time match. 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I'm just going to say to you because you're a longer term, just start your position right now. Start your engines. Just a little nibble. I would never have said that if for anyone else because it's an E and it's a MacD, everything's looking good, but it's a biotech. Clovis Oncology Inc. Biotech CLVS up 69 cents at 8.45. I would have preferred closer to the level. It was at just two days ago in the 7 area, 720, but at the same time, I love the way it's acting. It's acting so well that it could actually go higher before it comes back and test the $757 support area and it'll give you a good feel for the stock. So in your case, I'm going to say on your not just on your on your watch list, but you actually there, you can see it how it's really responding to the general market. So that's it. And it did everything we wanted. I just didn't have it. So yeah, it looks very good and but I don't think I'd get anything close to a full position. I just start a little nibble and the reason being, if at any point it's a biotech, you're exposed to biotech, everything from what I hear is favorable for it right now, but who knows. So yes, just start your position here, a little bit of a position. This is follow it, just remind me about it. I personally am going to wait three, four weeks if it can get back into the 650, 620 area. That might be the time on the weekly chart to say, hey, now it's really improving. It might not get there, then I have to go back and try to find it. Okay. Another question was, yes, could I look at Raytheon. We did that the other day on my show because a subscriber wanted to know about it. And what I said is it's acting really well. It looks to me like it's making some kind of a little bit of a double top right here in the daily, the weekly still acting extremely well. It's got this big cup formation Raytheon trading at $2.15, $0.15. Look at this beautiful action just really a stellar performer who knew that it went to $2.29.95 in April of last year that it would just plummet to $144 in December. Who knew that it had looked like a staple. You've got your little cup there with deeper V shape than a cup on the right side. Very in balance. So for the plum line because you couldn't use the plum line here, the obvious plum line just wouldn't work at all. It wouldn't even work for the left side high of September, the week of September the 21st at $210. So I've used a different one. In this case right here at peak A, week of the first of March at $188.34. And I've used that. So it's got all the way until the end of the year the first week of January to get to $229.95. Well, that's not so far away 20 points, 10% in a market like this, but maybe it is because it's starting for five weeks. The high that it made five weeks ago it's kind of not, it's it's there. That's where it is in the 2014-2015 area. So it might struggle to do this. It might have a bit of a pullback and then a pop to the upside when it wants to test the 229 all-time high. And it's this particular point that Danny is taking a bit of a breather and I drew in this rectangle to say my eye says, I spy with model eye my eye says that it's going to be in a range and then at some point right there I should test the 212 to 210 area that might be and the next time to buy it. So I hope that helps subscriber question. The next thing I want you to do is so let me show you the trade this morning because it didn't work. Right here. I had a few. I had a choice of this one. TAST Carol's restaurant group and it was right here. Last night right there. I drew the whole pattern and everything to say, hey, there's just a little mini pullback to the 822 area. It closed at 820. It's in legs. It closed at eight. I'm not going to do that. 832 was the high and it closed at 827. Nicely divided around 822. Well, what happened was this was one of them. Another one was, I'll tell you right now I had a choice 8TRS which was this day yesterday and closed and it was in a very powerful move. I call them screamers. They come up there showing a particular something I wrote that gives a good indication. This screaming upside method. And look what happened yesterday. This one, 8TRS, whatever it is and terrorist pharmaceuticals closed. 480 was the high yesterday. Closed at 479. I was thinking of putting in a bid just a little lower. I would have said 453, 452. What was the low today? 474. And now it's trading way up. It's up 16, up 3.34% at 495. And I had another one. Can I find it right? Did I write it? I thought I wrote it all down. Come on. Oh, yes, ANH. ANH. I liked this one a lot. I just thought it looked a little tight technically, but it looked very good. There's another one. It's up. Now it's unchanged, but it hit. Closed yesterday at 349. 33, it's a percentage gain, but it's no big deal. That's why I thought the WikiChart said it's going to need a little more emphasis. And the other one that I was looking at was FSK. I don't know what this one does and the financial something other FSK. There it is. So I thought I was very close to D and it sort of stalled yesterday and then maybe it'll stall again today. So I didn't choose. Those are choices. So I chose TAST. 22. But look at what happened at the open TAST. Look at the two-minute chart. What it does. What day are we talking today? Yeah, what it does. So this is yesterday's close at $8.27. It pops up at the open. It goes to 831 and then two minutes. In the next two minutes, I said to 822. It goes all the way down to 823. If you put your buy-in for the following 936 it opened at 823 and kilometer to 803. And I said have an 8 cent risk. I called it 10 percent. I didn't mean 10 percent. I mean the 1 percent. And look what happened. It just kept coming down. But now it's starting to come back again. Now if speed was your enemy here to the upside. This is a miss. And I like to show. I like it. It's not a pleasure to show. This is very embarrassing. But it didn't work. But I had a 1 percent risk. But there was a chance that it could have a very nice pop. I don't know if it could still do that. But I wanted to show it doesn't always work. You do your best you can. Do everything you do in life. It's the most common trait that we Tigers and Tigers share. If you're looking to become the best of the best when it comes to managing your money. Let me teach you to do what most wealth managers tell you can't be done. Which is how to time the markets. I'm Steve Rhodes author of Mastering Probability. And for the last 12 months Timer Digest has been tracking my newsletter signals which have earned me the ranking as their number one market timer in the nation for the S&P 500 for the last 12 6 and 3 months. Timer Digest also ranks me as the number one market timer for gold as well. 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What I've been doing is finding decent dividend plays and buying the stock, selling calls and buying puts to just pull in 5% or 6%. Let me just ask you a question. Can you send me the email with maybe two or three? Let me look at them over the weekend, because I love your strategy. You've spoken about it before and it seems to be a nice successful strategy for you. What I am going to say to you is as a dividend stock at 54.26, I would look at it two ways. On a very short-term basis, it made a doji peak G just about seven days ago. It's pulled back very nicely and steadily. The way you look at it is I like this weekly chart and so far it's held well. So on the longer-term, yes, I like it on the short-term, I would say by Monday or Tuesday it needs a bounce. It's up 39 cents today. It needs to get to at 54.27. If it's able to touch 55.10 in the next day or two, that's really nice because it says there's a good chance it's going to try to test the higher 56.25 made the other day. 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Ladies and gentlemen, for all the time that I've been involved in the dairy industry, indeed agriculture or perhaps more specifically felt responsible for the leadership of a group of people or the development of a business. I've always felt that it was extraordinarily important to step back as far as you could to have a look at the helicopter view or even the spaceship view if necessary. So I guess I'll begin my speech today by perhaps commenting on what's now a renewed phrase and that is that we've got a current leader that's very fond of saying we've never lived in a more exciting decade and one with more opportunity and of course I agree with that but I would also say that that many leaders have said that in the past. In fact I think you could find in every decade a leader that would say we've never lived in more exciting times and greater times of change and times of greater times of opportunity. So what that actually means and how we actually turn that into something meaningful for customers around the world, for shareholders to choose to invest in you, indeed for farmers who are looking to the future and what their position might be. Quite frankly, you know if the position is that you know if we work really hard we can keep pace with inflation that's not quite where we want to be. We want to be something different to that. We want to create genuine wealth and we want to we want to do that in a number of ways. I don't easily forget the first time I heard stats that are also now more commonly used. From the first time I heard the sort of big population growth stats was from John Beddington, the British chief scientist I can remember sitting there late at night listening to a speech on the radio and I can't even remember why. But of course he was talking about 2050 and 9 billion people and I have to admit that I was thinking 2050 was a long way away and I would probably be retired or dead or very close to both and so I wasn't too worried and as much as I could see it as a great opportunity I wasn't quite sure what it meant to me and thought about it a little bit. Not long into the speech he talked about 2030 and the requirement for a population of 8 billion people we now think that it's going to be higher than that. The need for 40% more food, the need for 40% more energy and the need for 30% more water by that date and I thought gee that's interesting. That's really interesting that that's all got to mean great opportunity. If I was really brutal I'd say that if you were selfish and you're an Australian agricultural producer or process you would say gee that sounds fantastic. My demand is going to go through the roof and I've actually got low production costs and I am going to make out like a bandit. There won't be the requirement for an A-Bear conference because what the outlook will say is all good. Of course we know that not to be true. We know that might be true over in the beef session at the moment but we all know that those moments of glory can be short lived as we've seen in dairy. I am much more inclined to think about my business, think about the industry and think about that broader picture of the world. In the manner that John Doyle and for those that are Australian I don't mean of Roy and HG fame. I mean John Doyle from the California Institute of Technology that has done an enormous amount of work on robust but fragile systems. When I think about the dairy industry I think very much about it in terms of robust but fragile. To not want to spend too much time on the theory behind them John Doyle talked a lot about that story around too big to fail so he talks about the Lehman brothers in the lead up to the global financial crisis. Interestingly robust but fragile happens in nature as well as it does in business. It happens in all walks of life in fact and I guess the best analogy I have and the one that I guess creates the greatest amusement for me is that of course the internet was invented by the US military. It was invented because they saw as a tactical weakness the fact that communication points could be targeted and taken out. So they came up with a system where a message would take many routes and if it got blocked in one direction it would head in another routers and hence the beginnings of the internet so communication could occur in many forms across many different devices in many ways but guaranteed to get to its intended point or very closely likely to get to a tennis point. The US military designs very robust systems. Extraordinary robust system. Ever had your internet crash? Ever seen how fragile it was? A great example a few months ago of exactly how fragile. So in New Zealand they managed to crash the entire internet because people were searching for naked pictures of Jennifer Lawrence. That does prove two things. There isn't a lot to do in New Zealand apart from milking cows and Jennifer Lawrence is obviously a very attractive lady but I can't actually confirm that because I didn't search. But the reality is that that's the story around our industry. It's around all agriculture. Robust but fragile. So I tend to think about the view that's been expressed and I knew would be expressed today around global demand where it sits, the opportunity will be there and don't worry about the volatility. We'll have a trend upward and I say yes. I say that is true. I don't deny that that's that. But I do wonder about what's inside the detail of that statistic if you like because what do we also know about a robust and fragile supply and demand system? We know that small tweaks in global supply will deliver a supply response. So what did we see? So it's really interesting when the data goes up and we say that two years ago Australian dairy farmers had their best economic outcome for 20 years. So did a lot of the rest of the world. Guess what the lot of the rest of the world did? It produced more milk. It responded to that demand signal. In fact, like all good producers, it over responded to it. On top of that, there were other dynamics that started to affect us. We've talked about Russia. One of the things I thought the speakers may have spoke about but perhaps chose not to was that it's not just agriculture. It's not just the supply to man curves that affect your outcome. So here we sit today wondering why production is actually dropping off quicker. But we see oil prices through the floor, which means the corn prices are low. So one of the key inputs rolling in, one of the competition points for corn was obviously fuel and energy. It's all going into feed and guess what? We're producing more milk. So the dynamics around why we sit at a particular point in time in a particular part of the supply to man curve are very volatile and they change consistently. I would be even a little more political and say, if we have a look at the Arab Spring and we have a look at the consequence since the Arab Spring, we can have a look at a number of things there. But one of the things was that food prices were at an all time high. So people couldn't afford food. Fuel prices, energy prices were at an all time high. So suddenly people's economic circumstances started to get worse and you can look across the world at what happens when people's economic circumstances get worse. Geopolitical upheaval, mass migration, all those issues then affect how the global economy works and indeed where we fit in it. I wouldn't ever want to stand here and put my case as an economist. But the reason why I'm making those points is that when we think about how we survive in a big world, we actually have to think small and that might seem quite unusual. Because most people always go, you've got to think big. Of course you have to think big with your ambitions. But in terms of the way you approach it, I think it's really important to go back to some really basic values and measures. So for me, I tend to say around the world, I know that all my competitors and indeed all those people that are producing milk are competing for markets. And we're all competing for them in a particular way. There's been a lot of press about white gold in Australia in recent times, actually until yesterday. And then all of a sudden it's not there anymore. Or it's all doom. It is not true. The opportunity remains there. It isn't doom and gloom, but it is a challenge. And there are many people from around the world, including our European friends, that actually think that their provenance is every bit as good as ours and they indeed think that China is a natural market for them, particularly in the absence of Russia and indeed our friends from the US on the West Coast think the same. So they're all trying to find a path that separates them from the others, that gets them away from those global dynamics. And you can talk about it being branded. And that's fine. And you can talk about giving comfort around the supply chain. And I agree again that all those things are important. But many of you competitors will also talk about those things. So we have to think about how we actually build the relationships. And one of the things that Greg said was extraordinarily important, I thought. Why I say we need to think small is that what I say to my sales team is that we always talk in our business about values and we have lots of different values. We have lots of different values. My mother used to say to me, good manners cost you nothing. How about you start with that? She would roll on beyond that and say, let me explain what I mean by good manners. It's extraordinarily important to make the person opposite you feel comfortable. That's what good manners are.  If you spend your time taking the time to understand the cultural nuances, if you spend your time taking the time to understand what product your customer actually wants, if you actually even go further than that and think about what they're thinking about, what they may be looking for in the future, you might actually begin a conversation that will create real value, real opportunity. Why do I particularly make that point? So I'm competing against any number of dairy companies, and it's tough out there. I have never met a dairy industry leader yet that said, I'm going back down the value chain. Every dairy industry leader, every food player says, I'm going further down the value chain, I'm adding more and more value. It's a wonderful aspiration, but we're all heading down the same road at around about the same speed. And one of the effects of that is that what was once value is now commodity. So we've actually got retail commodities now in the dairy industry. It's not just global commodities, they're a retail commodities, and they exist around the world. You see them in one liter and two liter milk in Australia, and you see them even in one kilo cheese in Australia, you see them in Germany in the similar sort of products where it's just directly linked to global commodity market. We have to think differently to find our way out. Again, what do I mean by that? So my one small ad for Bega. So while we've looked to build from knowledge and friends and be small and have big friends and we've benefited greatly from the knowledge that our peers and contemporaries have created in the dairy industry, we need to change. We need to constantly change. We need to actually think outside the dairy industry. One thing dairy's always said, and actually in the past it was probably better at it, than it is now. Dairy's healthy. It's really good for you. It's good for you at all stages of life. What do we see increasingly in the market? We see people increasingly attracted to health. So there's food and there's health. So when everybody wondered or was surprised why we would align with a vitamin company and a company that was interested in bio nutrients, how micronutrients are held in the gut, black morns, it was about moving into the health space. It was about responding to the signals that we all know to be true. Chinese natural medicine is centuries old. Black morns is enormously successful in that market because there isn't a leap for that consumer to say that is something I should do. In fact, they're looking for the provenance line then plays. Purity, provenance from Australia, guaranteed quality, strong branding, strong marketing, strong target to where you want to be. So Bega makes the decision to enter into AJV with black mors because we need to separate ourselves in order to become be in a small world because we can't do that if we just think that we're going to duplicate what all our competitors are doing. I don't think it should just be about supply and demand and the market and this was also touched on a little. I do think that we have to look across the whole supply chain. I do think that we do have around the world. The thing that always amuses me is normally when I'm being yelled at by farmers in Australia, I can find a French colleague that's sympathetic or an American colleague that's sympathetic. I can because around the world we're all being yelled at at the same time and indeed when things are good we're not actually not yelled at but we yelled at more quietly. But the reality of it is so we have the same challenges and the same opportunities. If we're looking to differentiate ourselves in the market we have to think about how we do that, do that right down the supply chain. So I would argue strongly that investment remains the key. And it's not small scale investment, it's large investment. I actually don't mind where that investment comes from. I don't mind whether it's Australian dollars or international dollars. I get worried about becoming almost a corporate weapon in Australia. It should not be the reality is we should welcome international investment. We should welcome it in our infrastructure and we should welcome it in our farms. I have a very strong view that that sort of scale investment in the many forms that it can take will create step change. I think it's extraordinarily important that we encourage everybody involved. You can indeed invest your way to greatness. Very difficult to cut your way to greatness. Very straightforward to invest your way to greatness. I do think that we should think about our resources that we have and how we differentiate. I am concerned, I talked to somebody on the way up here today as I was driving up about water. What he said to me is it's everything. I thought that's probably a little bit too dramatic, but it's only just a little bit too dramatic. So we look at the situation we find ourselves in. In a circumstance where we would say business needs to be agile, business needs to think about a triple bottom line. It needs to make sure that it's not only thinking about profitability, it's thinking about its contributions to community, its impact on the environment, all those things. We've got an interesting circumstance particularly in the Murray Darling system where we've got an owner who's also a regulator. That's unusual and that owner and regulator is of course government. Sorry a partner, they of course don't own at all. But they own so much that they can affect the market and I at the risk of quoting too many people. I do remember Milton Friedman, a very famous Chicago School of Economics, who said he believes that government should never run anything and he believes that, you know, and he famously said, you know, if the government was running a Sahara desert, we'd be able to sand in five years. And I thought that was harsh. I thought that was harsh, but that was Milton. But the bottom line story with that is, is that we now have a system where there is one objective with a nod to the triple bottom line, if you like. So there's an environmental objective and that's fantastic. There's a new owner in there that can manipulate and affect the market enormously who doesn't necessarily have the legislation or the agility to work on a triple bottom line where the socio-economic impact and indeed the need to be able to change each year the way businesses do, to adjust to circumstances because a right decision this year may not be a right decision next year, is an issue. It's one that's been debated, but I just reinforce that it's extraordinarily important that we get that right in one of Australia's largest food producing areas. I would add, however it comes, there is no question that while R&D is extraordinarily important and makes a huge difference, if we are going to have a truly effective growing milk pool that is globally competitive that will supply into the markets that we will that we will adjust and meet in any number of different fashions we need to make sure we've got effective extension and that effective extension probably at the moment is wanting the transition from government providing that extension to private enterprise providing it hasn't been fulfilled in the manner that you might hope and when you point to the number of factors as to why New Zealand may have grown so strongly and Australia did not in that similar period one of the factors only one it would be is how R&D is executed. Ladies and gentlemen, I tend to title my speeches to challenge myself, so if I was to be truthful and because Lee's looked at me with some degree of curiosity I'll make this confession. As my EA is normally bothering me for the title of a presentation or indeed as you can see asking me to actually write one and do one, I keep going past the desk or ignoring the phone calls and I will normally name the presentation in the absence of a better idea after a song and I have no idea why it's a small world after all jumped into my head but it did and after I looked at it I thought it was very appropriate. What we've proven at Beager is that you can take, we take product to 40 countries around the world. We have a really fast growing consumer goods and food service business, we are jumping the fence into a health space with one of the strongest brands in Australia, we continue to invest like there is no tomorrow.  There will be challenges, there will be volatility. People won't let you have it on your own. Competition in fact drives success, I always welcome it. Used to get a little bit disappointed with the Europeans in terms of the way in which they define competition but that said I would still say that competition is what will make us successful, competition is what will make us innovative. There is a great market out there, there is overall demand and there is great opportunity, we should accept investment, we should make sure that we are driving innovation and we are responding to the market demand in sophisticated ways rather than just a simple supply demand signal. Ladies and gentlemen thank you very much.


First probiotic food that we have is actually the technique, right? SubhanAllah after a child is born What are we recommended to do which is a Sunnah, right? We are supposed to chew on a date and then we are supposed to take you know The saliva which has the sweet particles and put it on the baby's mouth And that actually is not only does it stimulate the baby to start the sucking process But that is actually one of the first form of the probiotic as well, right? So then we have a normal delivery like that is also a way that the baby is exposed to the probiotics Right to the gut flora from the from the mother's body But then we also have this way where a father can be part of the you know the baby's gut flora, right? So SubhanAllah this is a way that you know, we like the probiotic foods are mentioned in the Sunnah


This is Dennis talking to you live from Bobby Island and I'm here for amusement insiders for the presentation of Bobby Island's new roller coaster and maybe some other fun additions so stick around and let's see what the day will bring Yeah, we're looking forward to it, you know. Super, thank you. First drawing, technical drawing. Just to let you know. We actually have a month of more than 800 meters. The duration of the ride is 90 seconds. It's quite long. And the height of our coaster is about 30 meters. Official. Thank you for the contribution of the creative director to be able to show this place for the first time. So this is the new land of legends in Bobby Island. See you and can I play a trick for you if you please? Thank you very much. We're very much. I see a lot of funny faces, I see a lot of enthusiasm. So it's a pleasure for us. We stick to a lot of work, we stick to a lot of times. Long days, maybe even a night, it doesn't matter. But the results are great. Opening. We always said June. What we say we shouldn't come back. It's the beginning of June. How quickly we open in June, how better. We're going to warm up. We're really working on it. That was the presentation. Maybe we can ask for other questions. We'll stay here for a week. A cup of tea and a drink. In this case, thank you very much for coming. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. It may be hard to believe, just a little over three months time behind me, in this pile of dirt and concrete, there will be a massive roller coaster launching three times, going 40 meters up in the air. It will be a great launch coaster by Gerstlauer. But at this moment, nothing more than just dirt, rocks and concrete.


Hello and welcome to the session. In this session we will learn to identify linear function and exponential function using tables and graphs. Also we will recognize situations showing the linear relationship or exponential growth of the table. Now we start with identifying the function using table. Now we know that in a linear relationship there is a constant rate of change. That means a linear function wears our equal differences over equal inverters. For example let us see the following table. In this input output table we can see that change in x is constant that is 5 minus 0 is equal to 5 then 10 minus 5 is again 5 and 15 minus 10 is equal to 5. So the intervals are equal. So we can see that change in input values is constant. Now let us see change in output values given by y. Now here we can see 35 minus 30 is equal to 15 then 16 minus 45 is also 15 and 75 minus 16 is again 15. Thus the value of y is increasing by equal difference. So there is constant rate of change thus it is a linear relationship. Now let us see another table. Now in this table again we can see that change in x is constant that is 5 minus 0 is 5 then minus 5 is 5 and 15 minus 10 is also 5 so the intervals are equal. Now let us see the change in output values. Now here you can see y is also increasing that not by equal difference. Now here you can see 1,400 minus 1,000 is 200 then 1,440 minus 1,400 is 230 and 1,728 minus 1,440 is 288. So y is not increasing by equal difference therefore here the relationship is not linear. Now here we see the ratio of consecutive values of y that is 1,200 upon 1,000 which is equal to 1,2 then 1,440 upon 1,200 is away 1.2 and 1,728 upon 1,440 is also 1.2. So we can see that the ratio of consecutive values of y is constant thus it is an exponential function and this ratio is called factor. So exponential functions do not have constant rate of change but they have constant ratios. So we say that exponential function goes by equal factors over equal intervals. Now we can also identify the linear and exponential functions from graph. Now we know graph of linear function is a straight line that graph of an exponential function is a graph which is either increasing or decreasing and it does not intersect except this. Now here see the three graphs. Now the first graph is a straight line. So this graph shows a linear function and the second graph is an increasing graph. So it is exponential function showing growth and the third graph is decreasing graph so it is exponential function showing detail. Now we will recognize situations which show exponential growth or decrease or which show a linear relationship. Now consider the family statements. Statement 1 is given as a salesman company has following plan. It charges 59.95 dollars per month for 700 minutes and 0.25 dollars for each additional minute. Statement 2 is sales starts an experiment with 7500 bacteria cells. They increase by 30% every hour. After 4 hours there are 21,421 cells approximately. Now we have to identify the graph of relationship. Now see in statement 1 the salesman company charges fixed amount of 59.95 dollars per month for the first 700 minutes. Then it charges 0.35 dollars for each additional minute. Now we find its expression. It will be C is equal to 0.25 into M plus 59.95. Now this expression shows monthly cost of cost given by C. Repair charges will be 0.25 for M additional minutes plus 59.95 fixed charges. Clearly it shows a linear relationship with constant rate of change given by 0.25. So in statement 1 we have a linear relationship. Now in statement 2 we have given that bacteria cells increase by 30% every hour. So there is percentage growth rate now that X represents number of hours Y represents bacteria calculation. Now when X is 0 then we have initial calculation Y is equal to 7500. Now calculation is increasing by 30% every hour. So when X is equal to 1 then calculation that is Y is equal to 7500 plus 30% of 7500 That is equal to 7500 plus 30% of 100 into 7500 which is equal to 7500 plus now we have 75 into 30 is equal to 2250. Now adding we have 9750. So when X is equal to 1 then Y is equal to 9750. Now when X is equal to 2 then Y is equal to 9750 plus 30% of 9750. And on simplifying this is equal to 2675 by 1 X is equal to 3 then Y is equal to 2675 plus 30% of 2675. And on solving this is equal to 16477.5. Now when X is equal to 4 then Y is equal to 16477.5 plus 30% of 477.5. And on solving this is equal to 21420.75 which is approximately equal to 21421. So we see that after 4 hours there are 21421 cells approximately. So here we have obtained this input output table where X represents molecular parts and Y represents molecular population. Now it will be an exponential relationship. Now let us see the rate factor for consecutive values of Y. Now when we find ratio of consecutive values of Y we see that it is constant. So ratio is constant that is 1.3 plus we have same factor. So it is an exponential relationship thus in an exponential relationship the quantity varies and decays by a constant rate per unit interval related to another. In this session we have learnt how to identify linear and exponential functions using tables and graphs. And this completes our session. Hope you all have enjoyed the session.


In this loads of the fallen video I'm going to showcase to you guys how you can get 10 plus secret items early on in the game from armour sets to weapons, rings and pendants. These are all obtainable between the first two bosses of Payeta and Scourge, Sister Delif. So real early game guys, but you can even come back to these if you've progressed past this point so do not worry about that. How's it going guys? My name's DPJ and if you do enjoy the video leaving a like really helps out and if you're like what you see and want to see more be sure to subscribe. So yes loads of early game secret items for you to collect right here so let's go. So as soon as you beat the first boss of Payeta you come to your very next this stage of Ifruk. This is where we're going to start. This is going to be the vocal point of where we'll obtain a lot of loot for today's video and we will start with the Deskria guide armour. So taking this path to this armour set we'll actually unlock other paths to get a few easy to grab items later on too. And going to get this armour set you grab a key called the Skyrest Bridge Key. This again unlocks further paths back to the main room which we will use as a vocal point to a lot of this loot we will obtain today. Now as I make my way to this armour set I am just running past the enemies. You may have to take your time and take a few of these out as I do but the majority of these you can just run past. So as I'm making this video expecting many people watching this to be early players it's why the vocal point in this video is the vestige of Ifruk but you will run past a couple of vestiges which we will activate as we do like this one on Screwnag guys we're going to come back to this later because we'll use this as a vocal point later on in the video and this is the vestige of Che Buu I believe that's pronounced. So follow the path I take on Screwnag guys and we're going to go and grab that armour set. So this is the door we need to sky rest bridge key for this is the door that beholds that armour.  So as soon as you grab this key guys you need to erase across this bomb bridge and deactivate the umbrella mode to keep yourself safe. So do what you gotta do. So once you've done this guys come to this gate use this key and go grab that chest to get this armour set. So from this point guys we're going to go and grab the crimson reactor sword and the crimson reactor shield. Now we do have to go back across that bomb bridge so just be careful when doing so. Remember you need to be in the umbrella realm to do this. Once you've grabbed that reactor shield guys you can use this key on this gate now to get yourself back into the main hall the main room our vocal point room quite easily but we actually need to go back to clear paths for further loot that we're going to obtain. So back towards that bomb bridge. So from where we've got this gear guide armour set we're going to take the spiral stairs up towards another balcony area which we're going to come back to. But firstly guys we're going to open up and clear the pathway. We're going to open up a door which leads us straight back to that this stage vocal point. Okay so with the door clear with that path clear we're going to head back to that room we just came from. From the vestige point I'm going to go and grab the searing acquisition. Now there is a slight puzzle here but if you watch what I do you can't get it wrong. So I'll go grab this thing guys. Okay so from this point guys we're going to jump down and grab the princesses thing pendant. This one you don't want to miss. Okay so from here guys you want to go back to that vocal point room that first vestige. There is an NPC right here guys he sells a key but it does cost 9500 Vigar. It's important that if you have that Vigar you buy that key right now. If you haven't got the Vigar don't worry about it right now because you need to progress past the second boss. The second boss is Scourge sister Delif. You may have already beat her already but if you haven't I'd worry about getting her that way first. So first things first we're going to go back to the second vocal point of the video which is the vestige of Che Buu. I believe that is. So you want to warp here guys and go and fight that second boss as you'll see me do on screen now. Now upon you defeating her you get the Scourge sister Filial and the Scourge sacred helm. Both pretty unique and awesome looking items so do what you got to do to get those guys. Now once you have beaten her the path ahead now is clear every time you come through this point. Now what I will say is you want to farm and get yourself 9500 Vigar because you want to purchase that key to get that second armor set of the video. The armor set is called the sacred resonance armor and it's pretty cool looking I'm not gonna lie. So once this boss has been cleared out and you farmed that 9500 Vigar you want to head back to that first vocal point of video the vestige of Ifrug. You want to come to this NPC this vendor and you want to purchase this key. Now I already purchased it but it will cost you 9500. Now once you have this key guys you then want to warp back to the second vocal point of the video the vestige of Che Buu. From here guys follow the path I take we're going to run past that second boss room again. Keep going a little further up and we're going to progress round the bend and there's going to be a gate you can unlock on that bend which will reward you this armor set from that chest.  Okay so we're going to go on now guys and get the holy blood ring as well as the hallowed praise weapon. So we're going to come out of this room where we just got the armor set from. We're going to slightly turn to our left plant that vestige seedling if you haven't already activated the anchor between realms. Then go on to grab these items. Now what I will say is there will be enemies within your way. I do try my best to run past the ones you can but some you will have to take out. Go get this thing people. Now of course the video here because I've already picked up this weapon it's located right here by this fire on my left hand side you'll see an arrow pointing right to it guys. You can pick up this weapon right here the hallowed praise and then let's progress on to grab the ring. But yeah as I said I've already picked this up so it ain't here for me. Now the ring will be located here but because I've already picked up it's not here for me but do what you gotta do guys and get this thing. And lastly guys from this point we're going to go on and grab the perdom falchion weapon. So come grab this thing guys it's quite simple. There will be a few enemies in your way. You can quickly jump past them. Jump down onto this ledge but be very careful and grab this weapon. But there we have it guys some early game secret items from lords that have fallen. If you guys do enjoy the video leaving a like really helps me out. If you want to see more like this make sure you subscribe. I mean if you're a fan of compilation videos of early well not even early game as I progress on I'll compilate together secrets that I find weapons armors pendants rings jewelry you name it guys. So look forward to them again if you enjoyed the video leaving a like really helps out and hopefully guys I will see you on that next. One.