The House of Representatives ad hoc committee investigating non-remittance are to the National Housing Fund, NHF, and the utilization of funds from 2011 to date has warned that chief executives of banks who fail to honor its invitation risk being subpoenaed. Chairman of the committee honorable Dachung Bagos made the threat on Thursday while insisting that the defaulting bank CEOs must appear on Thursday next week with all the required information demanded by the committee. Dachung also insisted that accountant general of the federation AGF Dr. Luatoyin Madin in and the acting governor of the central bank of Nigeria CBN Mr. Foulashidu Shunobi must also appear in person on the same date. Though most banks invited did not show up, the committee took submissions from UBA, Zenit, and heritage banks but requested more information from them at the next seating. Present also were representatives of the gateway payment, remita, e-transact, and NIP but they were all asked to go and come back on Thursday. The accountant general office and especially the director of IPPIS who really want we have said this and the speaker have requested fair hearing for everyone so we don't want to be seen as if we are witch hunting anyone here. As long as we need to do our work we will do it. This is a letter from her who give her that fair hearing of giving her another date but the letter should not continue. The fair hearing will reach to an extent that it will no longer be unfair. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


Minimal vs. Maximal, let's get into it. So, minimalist shoes vs. Maximalist shoes. In both ends of the extreme, we got Vibram Five Fingers in one end. Super, super minimalist, thin, thin sole, no protection almost at all. And the other end we have the Hoka One One, which is like probably the thickest cushioned shoe in the world. The Bondi, very cushioned. And in the middle we have something like this maybe, the Ultra One 2.5, which is like cushioned but very minimally and very, very soft and pliable. What's the ideal? What's the best? Well, there's pros and cons to both. And I've been through the whole spectrum. I've recently started running in the Hokas and I enjoy it and I've also enjoyed the Five Fingers. And as I said, there's pros and cons to both. Let's just talk about some of the pros and cons then. The argument behind minimalist shoes is that, well, you have better control, right? You have more ground contact. You can feel the ground underneath your foot, you have a lot of nerves and you're able to sense your position on the ground better and you're better able to quickly change your foot position, etc. Because you're really in touch with the ground. And so for trail runner, for example, it's really important to be in touch with the ground. Whereas for road runner, maybe not that much. And it's just because there's very little between you and the ground. And of course, rolling your ankles, that's not going to happen in something like this. You're not going to roll your ankle. Whereas if you're running in something like this, you very well might roll your ankle. Because that's one of the risks with a maximalist shoe. If you're doing workouts, right? If you're doing hard workouts and you want that speed, you want a light shoe and you want a shoe that is responsive to the ground. And if you have too much cushion, it'll just be like running in mud a little bit. And it's difficult to get that response from the ground. So in that case, you might want to run with something like this, right? Something slightly cushioned or something all the way down to the minimalist shoe. Very little cushion, totally responsive when you're at the track or something like that. And if you think about it, track runners, they're running in spikes when they compete. There's no cushioning there. It's just flat. Now, what about the maximalist shoe then? Some of the arguments, some of the pros for a maximalist shoe. Well, cushioning is great. I remember when I started running, I was running in the Vibram Five Fingers. And I remember as long as I was on the trail, I was happy, right? Soft surface, felt healthy. But when I headed out on the pavement, it was really hard. And I was really sort of, it was sort of taking a toll on my tendons and my tendons in my legs, but especially my foot. And I know you can build up tolerance to this over long periods of time. I know a lot of people like Grant Campbell, the Royal C. Athlete, check out his channel on YouTube. He runs a lot in Vibram Five Fingers, I think exclusively actually in Vibram Five Fingers. And he does pretty good. So you can build up to it over time. But I would argue that it might still be healthier long term to have a little bit of cushioning. Because what the cushioning does is that it sort of gives you, rather than having an absolute impact immediately, like a very quick bam, it's just like there's no give in the asphalt.  So it actually simulates, the way I see it, it simulates trail running. Because here's the thing, most people running in Vibram Five Fingers, for example, will argue that it's not healthy to run on the pavement. We should run on the trails. It's really healthy, soft surfaced trails. That's where we should run. But then at the same time, they'll be against something like this. But isn't this exactly the same? You're actually just taking a soft surface with you on the run. So this is sort of your own personal piece of trail that goes with you when you're running on the pavement. So you're running on pavement, but it actually is like a trail. And then the argument against that again will be then that, well, your feet will get weak because you're running on this mushy surface. Like because your feet are just sort of, they just get lazy.  Well, first of all, I would say that something similar would take place if you're running on soft surface in the trails. And also you got to remember if you're thinking about something like strength, if you're in the gym lifting weights twice a week, say, or three times a week or even once a week, that will maintain your strength. That will even build your strength, especially if you're doing it three times a week. That doesn't mean the rest of the time you also have to lift weights. No, no, you go into the gym for half an hour, three times a week. That's probably pretty good. The rest of the time you can relax. Your muscles aren't going to go lazy just because you're relaxing when you're not exercising. So, my recommendation then is that run in cushioned shoes. Let your feet relax if that's what happens and avoid that hard pounding of the pavement most of the time. Then go on slightly less cushioned shoes maybe when you're doing workouts or if you're running on the trails. But then here's the thing. Make sure you train the feet. Make sure you get some strength training in for the feet to maintain their strength despite running on soft surfaces. So, what would that be? Well, of course, if you're lifting heavy weights like deadlifts and squats, you're going to train your feet a little bit as well so they're probably getting a little bit out of that. But strides, maybe even barefoot strides. Go running barefoot on the grass. Do some quick strides almost like sprints once a week, twice a week. To maintain that foot strength, that might be a great idea. Even if you're not running barefoot, just running in a somewhat minimal shoe like this maybe, on the track maybe. Maybe while you're warming up for a track session, you'll do some repeats. You'll just do some 100 meter repeats or just some strides. That will sort of activate those muscles and keep them strong. So, you don't have to worry about running in very cushioned shoes and getting lazy feet. I don't think so anyway. There's also an argument for rotating your shoes, of course, to avoid a monotonous strain on your feet, on your legs. But if you're a trail runner, then every step will be sort of different anyway. But if you're running a lot on the roads, definitely have a couple of different shoes to rotate between. But I certainly, I feel, I love these shoes. I absolutely love them. I've run 100K in them so far, which is not that much. And every time I head out on the road with them, I'm just like, Yes, I'm flying, I'm flying. Hey guys, so as I was editing this very video, I came up with another pro for maximally cushioned shoes. When you're running on hard surfaces, especially if you're running barefoot, for example, but for every runner, this is a fact, there's something called foot strike hemolysis. And it's essentially destroying your red blood cells and leaking their guts out into the bloodstream. Essentially what happens is that underneath your foot, there's a lot of these capillaries, small blood vessels. And when your foot hits the ground, some of those red blood cells in those capillaries at the time when you're hitting the ground, will actually rupture and lose their contents into the bloodstream. And part of that content is iron. And although some of it, or probably most of it, is reabsorbed, you do end up losing some iron. And this is one of the reasons why endurance athletes have a higher iron need than sedentary people. And so this becomes a problem when you're running high mileage, when you're running a lot of steps, because every step you hit the ground, you are destroying some blood cells. Of course you have a lot of them and you're producing a lot of them, but you're destroying a lot of them too. And runners do that a lot. So that means that if you're running barefoot for a lot of those miles, if you're running with Vibram five fingers, you are going to lose more iron than someone who has more cushion on their shoes or running on softer surfaces. So if you're running on pavement a lot, or if you're just running a lot in general, if you're running high mileage, it's probably a good idea to use maximally cushioned shoes, at least for some of your runs, just to minimize that foot strike hemolysis just a little bit and make sure you're not losing too much iron because of it. And now back to the original video, The Magic of Editing. So that's it, what's my opinion on maximalist versus minimalist? I like both. I think they're both good and I think anyone who says Strictly Minimal or Strictly Maximal will probably, I don't know, they probably haven't considered the complete picture. You know hardcore minimalist might say something like, well we're born barefoot, we should run barefoot, that's the only way we can run biomechanically accurate. And I used to say that too. And it is true, running barefoot is really the best way to learn proper running form and you should do that. That's why you should do barefoot drills I think every week. Like I just mentioned the strides barefoot, maybe do a little bit of running barefoot. But the thing is the environments that we're running in on pavement etc. are not ideal for barefoot. Okay, even with Vibram protection. These are artificially hard surfaces and I think it just takes a toll on our joints and our tendons and stuff over time. But I just, I don't see the point. I see it better protecting ourselves a little bit with some more cushioning so that we can run more miles for longer. Okay, to get that aerobic power going over long distances rather than just being limited to shorter distances because our feet can't handle more because of the impact. But then again I guess you could say the opposite, right? If you're not doing any barefoot running, if you're not doing any minimalist shoe running, you'll end up with sort of weak feet and that will also hinder you from being able to do those long distances and stuff. So as always it comes, it's a balance. You don't do just weightlifting and never rest. You don't just train and never recover. After you've trained you need to recover. So you could almost consider a run in minimalist shoes as a harder workout for your feet. And if you're doing barefoot stride, that's like the hardest workout for your feet. And then when you're needing your feet to recover on an easier day or a longer day when your feet is not the main priority that you're trying to train, you know? You're trying to train your aerobic system maybe, trying to train your legs in general for a long run. On those runs maybe you let your feet rest a little bit that day and you give them a little bit more cushioning. So it's really about constantly balancing those two opposites. That's what training is about. I hope that makes sense to you. I want to know though what you think about it. So please comment down below, let me know do you run in minimalist shoes? What types? Do you run in maximal shoes? What types? What's your favorite? Do you alternate like I just mentioned? Share your thoughts with me. And I'll put some links here to some videos on related topics so you can check those out and of course subscribe if you haven't done so already. Thanks for watching, bye now.


Hello everybody, I'm EvilRabbit. We're here on a set of Cortisa going back to the basics So by going back to the basics and drifting I mean back to the original track where everybody drifted I feel on console because it was really the only drift track there was and where I spent many of times and many of hours But we're also going to be drifting automatic So no clutch no handbrake Straight automatic car two pedals the z4 the factory z4 that came with a set of Corsa Which is paddle shifts, but we're not going to be using them We're gonna be going straight automatic. So make sure you follow me also through media all it's found in the description box below Let's get to it. So this is going to be super weird drifting and automatic or letting the game control Shifting and things like that will make sure track children off on this car So weird, but we're gonna try and send it Use brake to kind of kick the car. I just kind of let it ride in second gear Feel like we probably need to let it stay in the revs of second gear Oh, yeah, it's gonna go in a third if we go too fast here Kind of just throttle out. Oh, man, this is gonna be a lot harder than I thought Getting involved a lot of left foot braking. Oh, man drifting automatic definitely not a An easy thing to do No, but it's not totally impossible We don't have a clutch to do any type of clutch kick to alter the angle of the car or anything like that It's all gonna be based off throttle control and brakes And using the weight of the car, which this car has got a lot of weird weight surprisingly I can't remember last time I drove the z4 But this car was a lot of fun When I was learning to drift This an E 90 and the E 92 the factory drift cars we got at that time The factory drift cars basically back to where it all started in a set of courses for me Which was on console with these these cars in this track Kind of did a flick initiation there with weight transfer. We're gonna try and uh Father off gas these brakes transition The only adjustment I did was adjust the brake bias to 80 That was it Otherwise, this is Hector eat kudos z4 love going back fully The basics of drifting here in a set-up. Oh, that's gonna be bad. That's gonna be a pole. Oh, yep And that's definitely damage to the front. So we're gonna hit that pits button and see if we can't Do a little first person action. Just you know Shift that in second right off the rip So the difference of course being on PC. We do have neck effect, which we did not have on console But this car is still a viable drift car being full automatic. Oh and The original kudos car it downshifts in seconds. We can kick it this way. Nope so much break See if we can't run the section that I used to try and run all the time It is set of course and get Some fun flowy lines in the z4 second gear Break flick it in. I don't know if it's gonna actually work because of Not having a clutch. I went to go clutch kick, but we don't have one We're trying not to use handbrake either. This is all back. Oh, I didn't rotate that fast enough I did not let the the wheel rotate in my hands quick enough And I'm wondering if I do have I had any wrong I had the wrong wheel setting. I had my damp things set a little high erasing Yeah, we got a little bit faster wheel spin rotation now so doing this With no clutch No handbrake is true. I feel back to basics of drifting with all throttle control and braking controls we were are able to Kind of throw down a pretty decent line in this z4 This goes to show you don't need shifters. You don't need a clutch. You don't need a handbrake It's really drift here in a set. Oh, it's not easy and It would be probably extremely hard to tandem with and I feel maybe I should get some Somebody in here and try and do some old-school style Tandems with just running automatic and no handbrakes no clutches This nice flick entry like that will get you right where you need to go if you can't run this Section here Got all the telemetry up so you can see what I'm doing with the brakes and gas as well as Pedal cam wheel cam outside third-person music and see the rotation of the car And really what I'm doing. I don't know if we're gonna be able to make This big turn we're gonna try it probably shift in the third. Oh, it's gonna work. I mean kind of it kind of works It downshift in the second Oh, dude, come on. Oh, that's the only problem It does not want to don't shift Because I don't think I'll be able to do this turn in third. I Feel like unless I stop sliding. It's not gonna downshift for me. There's a downshift We're trying one more time Back to full basics here in a set of course Yeah, see second gear is not viable for this corner But second year will be great for the remaining part of it. We gotta get this thing into third See if we can't do this section in third gear. There are automatic trains in this card He's definitely got a high high strung out set, but it's probably because the game is not There it is. I think we got it. I think we got it Yep Yep See we can finish this whole lap off We have to flick it. I don't know if it's gonna work in third. Oh, but that Transitioning like that did downshift us in the second So we might be good So automatic drifting in the Z4 Here in a set of course up back. It's a basic style You guys want to see more back to basics drifting and say the 90 tandem or other tannins like with this car Let me know down in the comment section down below. I'm having a lot of fun going back To the roots of drifting here on a setto because it's all the modded tracks everything like that. It's kind of cool to get back So where it all started I wasn't able to hold that. I was trying So make sure you guys follow me on all social media all of which are found in the description box below Appreciate you guys come back for another episode And as always I really thank you guys for coming back and watching I'm evil rabbit. I'll see you guys on the track


He was just just had a like a thousand yard stare and was not responding So she kept calling his name. So then she told us. Hey, I think something is wrong So then we start calling his name and he just has a just just weird wild look in his eyes But he's not responding to anything at that point We finally realized he is choking and so I jump up and my wife jumps up behind me And my wife actually yells can somebody help us can someone help us? And so I'm looking around also for that someone to help us Can you breathe? Are you okay? And at that point realized he's still choking and so I get behind him And I perform the Heimlich maneuver and at that point the food dislodges This was my first time ever performing the Heimlich maneuver. I've never performed CPR either for split second there I was I was thinking about you know Exactly what should I do and then it just it just hit me all those years of going through that training and Refresh courses and it all came back to me. I don't know that you can ever get mentally prepared to save a life I'm just fortunate. I was there Was able to utilize the skills that I have acquired over the years safety at Georgia Power is It's number one. It's all you hear about it's all everyone talks about it's pushed. We you know, we have refreshers We have safety kickoffs. So safety is what's constantly talked about at Georgia Power The spirit of safety to me is just having a good foundation of training and being your brother's keeper and Doing what you can and what you have to in emergency situations to help other Like to consider myself a father and a parent and I think what I did any father or any parent would do Anything possible to try to save their child and I'm just fortunate I was there and that it actually worked


Hello and welcome back to my YouTube channel. Recently we've been looking at socioeconomic challenges in the state of Israel and learning a bit about the various populations that exist within Jerusalem. One dynamic that's impossible to overlook when talking about Jerusalem however is the high level of poverty in the city. I've often remarked that it's easier to understand Jerusalem as a conurbation of three cities rather than as one cohesive urbanization. The east of the city is mostly Palestinian in character and tends to radically oppose the very idea of Israeli sovereignty. There are neighborhoods within Jerusalem that are dominated by ultra-orthodox Jews and streets. To give an example, streets that are impossible to access by vehicle on Shabbat. And there's a third of the city that's harder to distinguish but stands out for being more moderately religious although even its character is mostly Jewish. Across all these sectors the Jerusalem Institute for Policy Research estimates that 47% of Jerusalemites, almost half of them, are living below the poverty line. This plays as a high strain on the municipality to provide social services across the city. With its poverty rate hovering at just under 50%, Jerusalem has repeatedly ranked as the poorest city in Israel. Although Israel has a poverty problem on a national scale, its rank of poverty is among the highest in developed nations, the problem within Israel is most pronounced in Jerusalem. The 2022 yearbook from the Jerusalem Institute for Policy Research shows that both Arabs and Jews are affected by the high poverty rate in Jerusalem but that East Jerusalemite Arabs are affected to a greater extent. According to 2020 data, 32% of Jewish residents in Jerusalem lived below the poverty line while 61% of Arabs did. That statistic is of course pretty shocking. The majority of Palestinian residents of East Jerusalem are living on poverty. Both Arabs and ultra-orthodox Jews are disproportionately affected by poverty in Jerusalem. In fact, the rate of poverty among the ultra-orthodox Jewish community, 45% in Jerusalem, is even higher than the national average for that community which stands at 41%. The reasons for Jerusalem's historically poor poverty record, residents of East Jerusalem complain of discrimination, struggle to speak Hebrew to a sufficient standard to be employed in the west of the city and Israel generally, and also report problems with the recognition of their credentials in Israeli institutions and employers. Workforce participation within the ultra-orthodox Jewish sector remains below levels in the secular population. Many choose to actively forego employment in favor of a life spent learning religious materials supported by charity. Some even reject the legitimacy of the State of Israel and refuse to engage with its social services. The Jerusalem Institute for Policy Studies, or JIPS for short, has formulated a plan for the relief of poverty in Jerusalem which contains specific recommendations for improving the situation. These include supporting grassroots efforts to stamp out poverty by helping Jerusalem's diverse communities to help themselves. This measure includes empowering local leaderships to support their own populations. The establishment of a fund for offering low-interest loan and grants, offering childcare at affordable rates to increase participation in the workforce among new mothers. And of course Jerusalem needs to seriously up its game regarding employment options. Currently, the vast majority of high-paying jobs in the tech sector are located away from the capital in cities like Tel Aviv and Herzliya. While Jerusalem seems to be doubling down on its efforts to build up its tourism sector, the traditional backbone of its economy, the service industry jobs associated with tourism remain commonly lowly paid. My personal opinion, Jerusalem's most promising bets include radically improving transport links with the more economically prosperous Tel Aviv and center of the country. Establishing affordable co-working spaces to support the needs of remote workers who work in Tel Aviv but continue to live in Jerusalem. And establishing a vibrant business district at the western entrance to the city, which is what the Kineseta Eir project currently entails. Thanks for watching, subscribe for more videos about Israel and Jerusalem.


Welcome to Burn To Learn, everybody! This is Rod and today we begin the first of three videos on tremendous tips that will save you a bunch of time on Excel 2016. These tips are so cool, you'll want to watch every video, so please subscribe to our channel and receive them automatically. Ever forget the meaning of the result from a formula you created? Or forget the reason you created the formula in the first place? Forgetting happens, especially when you're working with many different formulas over time. The obvious solution is to add a comment to the formula that helps you remember the meaning of the result or why you created it. To do this, you can place your cursor in the cell where you want your comment to appear. Then right-click on your mouse and select Insert a Comment. Then write your comment and hover your mouse over the upper right corner of the cell whenever you want to read your reminder. Or you can save time with tip number one, which is place your cursor at the end of the formula. Write a plus sign plus the letter N and an open parenthesis and then write your comment in quotation marks. Then type a close parenthesis and press Enter and you're done. Now your comment is part of the formula and will appear every time you select the cell, and your comment won't affect your formula at all. How boring and time-consuming is it when you have to write the same text in several cells one cell at a time? Avoid the boredom and save time by using tip number two. Press Shift and select the cells you want using the arrow tabs. Then write the text you want. In this case, the text is the word sales. Now press Ctrl plus Enter and just like that the job is done. Do you remember what happens when you press Delete to erase a cell? The text deletes but then you must take additional steps to delete the format like color and borders. Tip number three gives you a faster and simpler way to erase a cell. Simply place your cursor on the cell then go in the Home tab and scroll to the right end of the ribbon and click the down arrow Clear. Then click Clear All and that's it. The entire cell is erased. Are these Excel 2016 tips helpful or what? Let us know in the comments and if you want to practice using these tips just hit the download button below and you'll be taken to the same we use where you can practice. There are more tips coming in this video so keep watching. Also please remember to subscribe to our channel and we'll notify you when we upload our next tip videos. To add filters you can select the cells you want to filter and then go in the data tab. Scroll right and click on filter. Then click the arrow in the column headers to filter the data or you can save time by using our tremendous tip number four.  One way to add columns or rows is to place your cursor on the top of the column or in the gray part at the beginning of the row then right click the mouse and select insert. Yes you'll have to do this every time you want to add a row or column or you can use our fabulous tip number five by putting your cursor on the top of your column or at the beginning of the row you then just simply press Ctrl plus. If you want to remove a complete column or row just simply press Ctrl minus. So far you have five tremendous time saving tips using XL 2016 and more tips are coming. To practice these tips just hit the download button below in the video description. Practice leads to mastery and to more efficient use of your time. If you liked this video please remember to comment share it and hit the like button. Be sure to check out part two of our tips videos and help us by subscribing to our channel. Thanks for watching.


Wel i'n gweithio i'r Gweithio Tfwy, mae'n 3 oed, 3 oed, Cystol Palos 1 oed. Oed yn gweithio'r cyd-dweith yn gyllid yn gyllid gyda'r paradau. Mae'n 7 oed yn gyflawn o'r 5 oed o'r cyd-dweith o'r cyd-dweith. Felly, mae'r gyllid yn gweithio'r cyd-dweith o'r cyd-dweith. Yn ystod, rwy'n gweithio i'n gweithio i ysbryd i Morgan Snyddlen. Mae'n cyd-dweithio i'r cyd-dweith, mae'n gweithio i'r cyd-dweith. gallwn ni ddim yn cysyllt ychwaneg yn gwahau i blws i'w ddweud i gyd yn cael eu blynyddiadau ti'n gallu gallwch — byddwn ni'n ddim o'r brilio. Diolch â'i ffrill i'w ddweud i'w ddweud i'w ddweud i'w ddweud i'w ddweud... Roedd y gofo'r Gylfi syng eto yn exploedd y gofais yn eich ddechrau ac maeimarau i gyfrifeg ag yn cofent mewn gwirioneddau ac mae nhw hefyr i'r brylio. Diolch o'ch fyddwyd i'w ddweud i gael gwirioneddau Ie ddyn ne i amdano'r cyfrif asks mewn hyder, rhai o'r pethau, lle nes eu bod i'n fwy collidolai. Ie ddyn ni'n ffordd mor wych yn baut mor gweithio'r gweithio. Roeddwn ni'n sob o'r amherwydd wneud angen y teimlo a'r amser rydyn ni'n ychydig hwnnw, a'r cyfrif erbyn yn y gweithio y cwasgliadau, lle nes un o'r cyfrif eich pleidbei. Yn y cwrdd wedi'i ganes yn dweud yn yr hyn, yn mynd i'n gweithio y cyfrif i'r cyfrif. Felly mae'n gweithio y gweithwyl.  Mae'n gweithio i gael y gweithio, a ydych chi'n gweithio'n gweithio. Mae'n cael ei gwneud yn ei gweithio, a'n cael eu cyfrifio amdano, Felly mae'n cwmhwyr, mae'n saith a fewn gweld ddim nhw, mae wnaeth sefydl yn yw'n ddweud, a os ydy'r awf yw'n ddoch chi mae morgan. Y ddigon, rwyf yn enlygu y tro bryda'r bethbeth! Gweithio'n dda yn ddim yn ddweud. Y ddigon ni ddim yn gofnodbeithio'r perthfawr hyn peddwch yn ddim gweithio'i gwach, ond mae'n Goinger Cynon wedi'i dweud. Theo Wailcott for the winner, sort of. But this week I thought he was brilliant. First half worked the socks off, couldn't quite get into the game or we certainly didn't create any info on what I thought. Second half he was brilliant. His goal was magnificent. It hit the bar with the header which Dominic Alvert Louans got from it then added a great deal of foreshorting for the winner. I just want to praise those characters, a hearder, which he was not going to call the loon to score from. He then had the great folly, or great strike, which Gwati has saved and called the loon to score the game from. So he was real game changer today and you need your top players to win you games when it's tight. And that's exactly what Richard Llewman did today. No wonder clubs like Barcelona are interested in him. But you know what? I thought it was brilliant that he came out and said it's nice to be recognised by the likes of Barcelona, but I'm happy here. I want to score more goals. I've got a lot of things to do here at Eventon. O'r peth o'n gallwn i'n ddweud i ystyried. Fe gweld eich bod hwnnw i bwriadio mewn ddweud i chi'n ddweud, mae gennym'n ei ddweud i'n ddweud, mae'n ddweud i'n ddweud i chi'n ddweud, mae'n ddweud i gael eu fan, mae'n ddweud i'n gweithio'n ddweud, a dyna'r ddweud i wedi'ch yn ymddangos i'r môl fathau. Mae'n ddweud i'n ddweud i'ch ddweud i chi, mae'n ddweud i chi, Ac rydyn ni'n ddim yn fath gwrdd, yn fath o'r 100 miliwn yn ymddangos. Rydyn ni'n dod o'r gwlad. Rydyn ni'n gwneud ymddangos yna'r ffwrdd, ac yn cael ei fod yn ymddangos. Rydym wedi'i gweithio ar gyfer amser y maen nhw. Mae'n gweithio i'r aelod, ac mae'n gweithio arall. Mae'n ddim yn fighrdd o'r proces. Mae'n argyrchu ar hyn o'r 24.33. Mae'n ddechrau ar 11. Duncan Ferguson started that process off and Carlo Antillotti's coming and added another 17 points on to it. So, you know, Marvel has by dunk and it's great that he's part of Antillotti's background team and David Antillotti. Ferguson was up to date talking to Antillotti when they were looking at making changes and where to put players. So it's great to see that input from Duncan, but the gaffet has come in, the dom has come in and just settled everything down. And that's the big thing. We needed someone who could, yes, unite the fan base, but just calm the whole process down. Calm fans down. You know, can you imagine the team selection if Silver would have made it today? And Hullgate would have come out, haven't played really well, or Snidel and the Sigurd and a Bach in there or whatever. But today you kind of looked at it and went, oh, I'm not sure about that, but you kind of just go, it's Antillotti fair enough. He knows what he's doing. Let's just get there and back it, you know, and we've won again. He's been absolutely brilliant. You know, the only home game we haven't won under him was the Newcastle one, which we should have won. We threw away an injury time. We've been brilliant. He's brilliant. He's calm. He's tinkering with things. We're seeing Bernard coming off the flank and operating between the lines centrally and carved teams open. He's got himself a goal today. You know, the thing we well got last week and all of this thing, you know, I think he's assessing players game by game and he's storing up some information in his mind for the summertime. Who's going to go on this journey with him and who may be, you know, drop down a pech anodd and maybe we'll listen to offers for. But he's been absolutely breath of fresh air. He's been exactly what everything football club needed. They needed a leader. They needed someone who could carry the club on the shoulders, but they needed someone who could calm everything down because listen, it's been bizarre since Michelle. He took over. Let's be honest.  It's just being like that all over the place and we just needed someone to go. That's calm the whole process down and I'm in control and know what I'm doing. And this fella, no one can question, he's won trophies all over the place, champions leagues and everything played at the highest level, won European cups at the highest level as well. So absolutely delighted we've got him. He's been incredible and long may continue. Carlo fantastic on what more can you say? That is it for my three things. Make sure you have a fantastic weekend. Subscribe, hit the like button for us. And if you want more videos, join us on Patreon. Check out Perth's mattery action and player ratings. My mattery action is there as well. Other than that, enjoy yourselves for the rest of the weekend. See you later.


What's up everybody? Jason here for jasperjasecasebrakes.com 2019-20 panini contenders optic hobby basketball two bucks break picker teams number 52 just sold out And again guys we are giving away three hundred dollars in break credit But you must have two or more teams to be entered so how to get entered to get into this break credit giveaways You buy two teams at least you buy two teams you get one entry you buy four teams You get two entries by six teams you get three entries etc Etc. I remember if you only buy one team you won't get entered to win and the top five names will each one sixty bucks So there you go. We'll do that randomizer at the end of the break So we'll you know alphabetize the customer names. We'll see who has two or more teams put you into the randomizer and member top Sick top five get 60 bucks each There you go and here the customer names that bought in straight up Robert uncle got a last-ball module got the pistons and Lakers and Then here are just two boxes right here Like access from the ones we've opened up in the past there you go So two hobby optic contenders off of that is so good luck basketball is bad guys and it is Getting extremely good a lot of these young players in 1920 are just balling out their second year And you know some of these players that weren't the biggest players in 1920 Are doing much better Just in general, you know Wow, this is my second one in the past week. This is gonna be a crazy randomizer How about that? How about a LeBron James? LeBron James Zion Williamson historic picks first overall Wow, and that's gonna be going to the Cavaliers, which is Ryan and Joshua with the pelicans So that'll be randomized guys one happy person one sad person, but There you go That's the second one in this past week guys That is wild Next what we have is a little Jason Tatum all-star aspirations for the Boston Celtics that's going to Mike We have Zach Levine We have Buddy Heald and Bradley Beal He scored like 60 plus points in three three quarters not too long ago 18 out of 99 for the Washington Wizards and it's Ryan and Then we have I believe this is the variation version of Lucas Amonich, but I might be I might be wrong Lucas Amonich for the Spurs gonna Obi. I'm sorry. I think it would save variation somewhere. So maybe not All right next box guys Robert Ory winning ticket for the Lakers, and we have a Paul George little cracked ice Front row seats for the Clippers So Clippers that is Nick Robert Ory winning ticket for the Lakers when a Robert Rumpel All right, we've got Christos Borzinga's we got CJ McCollum and Lamarcus Aldridge Right, and I think I see the little V So this is a variation and it is number to 149. How about a little Rui Hachi Mora? There's the V for the variation and it's 79 out of 149 for the Washington Wizards There you go. I don't know if that's a little scratch or that's just the way it is You can see those two little things right there. I'm not sure man. I don't want to touch it There you go. Very nice and Ryan McGregor with the Washington Wizards. There you go man. Nice hit Alrighty guys, so let me quickly Set up the list for this randomizer Alrighty guys, so again this randomizer here. We use the same dice roll For the list of course for the customers to have bring some wins some money And then we'll do the same red dice roller for the historic first overall picks that'll be between the calves and the pelicans So let's put calves Pelicans and then let's quickly see who's gonna win some money as well Remember you buy two more teens you have a chance so Adam Kelly with two that is one entry for you, buddy Good luck a guy has one two three four So that's two entries Joshua one two three four That is two entries as well Mike with two Nick with two so that's an entry each for you guys Obi with two that's an entry there for you as well Raymond with two that's an entry there for you as well Robert uncle you have one two three four five six, so that's three entries Ryan with two Ryan see that is and Ryan McGregor with four, so that's two entries right there Think 15 out of the 15 everybody got at least two so there you go. Everyone's gonna have a shot Remember top five gets 60 bucks each so that'll be the randomizer right there So yeah top five 60 bucks each So here's the dice for the guys the first randomizer we're gonna do is for the calves and pelicans First overall picks number one gets that card and then we'll do it at the same time same dice roll for the break credit So let's roll it and it is a three and a six for nine times. So nine times. Good luck one two three four five six seven eight nine Wow stays with the pelicans the last handful of rolls and There you go after nine times Three and a six Congratulations pelicans, which is Joshua. All right. Congrats Now let's go nine times on the list of cousin renames to win backs and break credit nine times one two three four five six seven eight nine Nine times so that was a nine. That was a nine. This was a nine. So Nick Guy Mike Ryan and Josh remember top five won 60 bucks each and there you go guys So I'll send that break credit out to you right now guys appreciate it. Jasper's case breaks


The following is a presentation of TFNN. Trade what you see with Larry Pezzavento. Call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Now Larry Pezzavento. Okay, looking good, Billy Ray feeling good, Lewis. So we're going to take a look at some of these markets. Starting out with the Treasury note chart. This is the weekly chart that we posted. Oh my goodness, every other day for the past three, four weeks. You can see we went right down into that 125 level in the notes. And boy, we have had a galley washer to the upside folks. They've really racked the old brains over there to see how they can get rid of the shorts. And they're certainly doing it. But I wanted to go through that in just a minute. I went through and looked at the open interest on these things. And the first one I looked at here was, of course, the Treasury bonds. Oh, I've got to blow this up just a second, folks. Otherwise, you're not going to be able to see it. And I want you to be able to see it easy enough. There we go. That'll be big enough. Here is the Treasury bond. You know, they have an open interest of about 1.1 million. Very, very small amount compared to the Treasury notes. The two years, the five years, and the 10 years. And the main one that I went to look for, of course, up here was the 10-year note because I want to explain the relationship between the 10 and the two-year because that's where the action is happening. You'll notice here in the Treasury notes, the 10-year notes, open interest dropped. It dropped in both of them, folks. That's a sign of short covering. Well, that could last a long time. And as you can see by what happened last night, I'll just give you a rough idea here. I'll pull up this chart here that I was following last night in the Treasury bonds because gee, Wiz, I thought I had a really gully washer in my favor here. Hold on one second here. I got to get it up here. And if I can only find it, I've got them all lined up just perfectly and just when I think I want it. And just when I think I want it, it sneaks away. Here it is last night, folks. Let me get this up here. You'll be able to see it here. This is where we were last night. You see the big gap up that we had yesterday? Yeah, yesterday. And now we have this big move up. We went right up to $159.01. I actually sold it at $01, folks. And boy was I a happy guy. I thought, gee, Wiz, this is going to be really a good one because what I was doing is I was watching it. Of course, when you're trading something like this, you've got to be really careful. So I just want to show you what happened. And it's a little embarrassing because I didn't make anything on that. Well, I made a very small amount. Anyway, look at this here on the four minute. You can see the $159 made it drop from $159 all the way to $1,500 all the way down A, B, C, D to $157.29. Now I was thinking this was going to be a really good gully washer to the downside. And so I lowered my stop quite a bit. I ended up making a little bit, you know, pocket change basically. But you can see that beautiful A, B, C, D pattern that was there. And now we've gone up and we've made new highs above that. So there's a lot of people that scared money folks. That's what bonds are. That's what happens during times when markets are doing this up and down. They go to quality is what they think is in the bond market. All you have to do is look at a bond chart and you can see that's anything but quality. So whenever this thing does turn down, it'll be a really nasty one, but no sign in sight with the fact that we've got the troops running through the streets of Ukraine and Kiev. And by the way, you should say if you're Ukrainian, you call it Ukrainian. You're not Ukrainian. Ukrainian, you call it Kiev. And if you are Russian, you call it Kiev. So that's a big, you have to know that. Tom Hougart and I were over there for four days for a foreign exchange seminar. Oh my gosh, five, six years ago, had a really great time. That's some wonderful people. And it's a great country except everybody smokes. Even the little three-year-olds, I think, but maybe that's not the case. Speaking of Tom Hougart folks, Tom sent me something, folks. He's giving a seminar, which I'm going to be attending in London on the first, second and third of April. And he put this out as the ultimate wingman. Folks, that would be probably the number two or number three thing on my bucket list to work with him each day because I've had the honor of working with him. And gee, it's really, to get inside his mindset is really quite spectacular. However, instead of paying $1,300 for something like that, it's going to be in April. We're going to be doing one in March here at TFNN, probably on March 16th or 17th. I'm working it out now with Tommy O'Brien to get it set up in the new platform that they're going to be using. So that'll be fun to look at. But that one will only cost about 20% of that. It'll only be like $2.95 for five hours of live trading. We've done these and they've done well in the past. We've made, I have four of them and all four of them have made money. But at this time, with the volatility we're having, we should have some really good rocket and rolling. Folks, last night where you were sleeping, something really important happened in the relationship to what we've been looking at. I wanted to show you the high last night in the E-mini S&P. The 61% retracement of the high that we made back on February the 12th came in at 4400. The high was 4, 3, 9, 9, and 3 quarters. It missed it by 1 quarter of a point. And of course, we backed all the way off to, I think, 33, 20 or something, whatever it was today earlier. But that did hit that 61% retracement. People have asked me to comment about the politics, folks. Don't know enough about it. The little poem that I gave you from Martin Armstrong yesterday, the atheist and little girl pretty much describes it. And that's basically the bottom line. I mean, I look at the charts, folks, and that's really all I'm looking at. I really don't do any more than that. I keep it as absolutely as simple as possible. By the way, our guest today is going to be popping in at the half hour, Jeff Hughes of Alpha Insights. He always has some great stuff, one of the best technicians and certainly one of the best Elliott technicians that I've had the privilege of knowing. So he'll be coming on at the half hour break. Now, let's switch over here for a moment here and let's just talk a little bit about Bitcoin because it was up 15% yesterday. And the news on that, of course, and you're going to hear more about this. You might even hear it in the presidential speech tonight. You can see the ABCD that's forming at the 382. That's at 47,000, folks. That's a perfect ABCD at 47,000. Now, we might get there. We're at 44 and change right now. And of course, this is two days old. We had a 15% move, but that is a beautiful ABCD and that is as perfect as it gets. So pay attention to that one. Now, the one thing that you're probably going to hear as they're going to the United States is going to ban Bitcoin and people that are doing business with the Russian. The problem is, folks, 16% of all the Bitcoins out there are owned by Russian people. Not just, I'm not talking about the oligarchs and stuff. I'm just a regular, and they have a lot of, you know, people that produce it over there because the weather's nice and cool and they got lots of energy. The problem is all of the Russian stuff is held on the site called Binance. The Binance site for cryptocurrencies is larger than Chicago mercantile and Chicago border trade combined. That's how big that site is. 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Internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> Okay, folks, before we get to the wheat, I posted a chart of the yield curve, the 10-year versus the 2-year, as you can see here, the 10-year is getting massacred versus the 2-year. That little red arrow there is where it all started, that was the 3-8-2 retracement in that yield, and boom, we're almost down to zero, folks, and we get there, that's recession. So we're not very far from that level and the way it's dropping doesn't seem like anyone wants to catch this falling safe. Hold on here, I think we've got someone calling in today. Let's just double check here. We've got Mr. Z on the line. John, how are you doing today? Thanks for taking the call. Thank you, John. What can I do for you, buddy? Larry, I'm monitoring financial stocks. I noticed JPMorgan stock is really selling off hard, breaking swing lows, clearly a bearish pattern, lower highs, lower lows. We've got financial stress here with the Ukraine mass. Are you picking up anything? Does this portend anything in particular for the S&P and the E-mini futures in your judgment? Well, as you know, I have a negative bias towards that and it does look like once we go below that 4,200, the next stop will be 3,800 and then possibly lower than that. But that yield curve is telling you that rates are... They're not going to be able to raise rates this time, John, because the economy is in such bad shape just by interest rates. I know they're having this big rally going on right now, but when that rally is over, there's going to be a vacuum under that market because buying bonds for insurance policies like taking gasoline to a fire hoping you can pull it out. Any particular thoughts, comments on the selling in JPMorgan stock? No, I don't know anything about that. John, I'm actually the last person. They'll call you before they call me on what's going on there, but that's telling you that somebody knows something and especially when you have not much of a down break and when the market started higher actually and then that started lower, somebody knows something. They're liquidating. They either have an exposure, possibly in one of the futures like a Silver SLV or something like that. That could be it. I don't know. I'm just surmising it might be something like that because it is substantial. I concur on that. Of course, I don't know. I'm not going to get the call, but with the price pressure, the lack of buying and the aggressive selling in the JPMorgan equity itself, that tells you there's some big players who've said, God, something's going on and it just ain't good. Some key players might have moved accounts around and they might have made some trading mistakes too. They might have lost $3 or $4 billion in a trading mistake given the stuff that's going on here and the way that news changes every 30 seconds, anytime they hear a tank moving in Ukraine, things will move 20 or 30 handles in the S&P without any trouble anymore. That could be it, but we'll know the answer down the road here about a month or two, but just watch the price action and that'll tell you whether you're going to be able to withstand all this selling, but this is substantial. A little bit lower here in the Dow, down about another 500, 600 points, we're going to be looking at blue sky below and that's going to be probably pretty significant. We need to watch that level at 3300 in the Dow Jones Industrial Average. We're trading about a couple hundred points right now, but that can evaporate very quickly. Larry, thanks so much on that. I'm just going to ask a favor of you. This is kind of a favor to be active the next days or so. Of course, it's wheat. Of all the agriculture commodities, the wheat market that is pacing the rally and we've gone limit up on... I'm looking at the Kansas City wheat. I can't tell you what the Chicago wheat's doing, but I'd be much obliged if you would be daily showing the daily charts or weekly charts as you see it to identify potential rally completion targets so that we can be prepared for an inevitable spike high in reversal. Of course, I don't know where it's going to come. I'm sure I won't catch it, but I'd be much obliged to see what you're thinking and what you're seeing in your chart work. So thanks again, Larry. We'll look forward to hearing Jeff huge. Okay. Mr. Z, I posted the chart for May wheat. You can see it's limit up at 984. It's above the 61.618 expansion. It would have to come off at limit for me to even begin to think of whether I wanted to sell it or not. It's been locked there for quite some time. I'll cover the beans when we come back for the break. There's some more time after Jeff is on today, but I believe we have Matthew on the line right now. Matthew, are you there? Yes, I'm here. How are you doing? I'm very good. What can I do for you? Well, first I want to say thank you for all the help and everything, for doing what you do. But my question is, as far as intraday trading, when it comes to these ABCD patterns and the harmonic patterns and everything, are you entering right at the completion of these patterns? I sure am. Point D. I'm looking at point D where AB equals CD. That's right out of Benoit Mandelbrot. And that's what I'm looking at. Now, the only time I don't do that, and I talked about this with Jeff yesterday from Philly and as if there's a gap, well, there's a gap in the gold chart, but it doesn't affect the order that I have working in gold today because that gap happened three or four days ago and that gap has been filled. So as long as there's not an open gap out there, I'm going to do it. And also, if the ranges are really wide, like a 30 or $40 range in gold would be very wide for me, then I will not do that trade at point D.  Okay. Thank you, man. I really appreciate it. Well, thank you for the kind words. I appreciate it. Yes, sir. Thank you. Okay. We're going to have Jeff Hughes coming up at our break here in a couple of minutes. I wanted to cover a couple others of these that we're watching here this morning. I wanted to show you the bean market. Now, here's a perfect example of one of the things that you want to do. Now, we have corn up substantially, wheat up the limit, but look at beans. Beans were only setting at the 61% retracement there at $1692. So it was totally apparent here that we have a beautiful 61% retracement. It's weaker than wheat. It's weaker than corn. And you know what your risk is, and it's not trading anywhere near the limit up. So that was the one to sell. And what happened? It dropped $0.25. Now, it's come back pretty good. It's only down a nickel from where I think it's trading at $0.1685 now. But at one time, it was down $0.25. So that's a perfect example. If you always want to sell the weakest and buy the strongest, those are the ones that you want to do. Let me give you an example of that. And we talked about it just a few minutes ago. If you want to buy the strongest, look what happened here in the Treasury bonds. You have a beautiful ABCD there in Treasury bonds down there. $157.20 low. And the low was $157.18. And it rallies $1,500 with virtually no heat at all. So you want to buy the strongest, sell the weakest. That's what they say in the book by Jesse Livermore, Reminiscent's What We Should Do. What we do and what we say sometimes, it can be totally different. But that's what you're supposed to do. And in the heat of battle, sometimes it's really hard to tell the two apart. But the best thing is, these patterns help you control risk and that's the main thing. 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Don't miss out on this incredible new piece of software. The Art of Timing the Trade Charts today by visiting tfnn.com This segment is brought to you by Think or Swim. For more information, just click the Think or Swim banner on the front page of tfnn.com Okay, folks, we're back and we have Jeff Hughes of Alpha Insights on the line today. He was kind enough to join us during this busy time of the day. Jeff, I have a couple of questions from our listeners and one of the things we have a really great affinity for here is risk control. And we really like your 80-20 risk parameters that you're looking at. Could you tell the folks what that means and how you handle that? Sure, Larry. And first, let me thank you for having me on the show. You know, what we really like to do is take a look at risk relative to other assets. And the best way to do that, in our view, is to look at stocks versus bonds. We use a fairly large universe of stocks, the S&P 1500, which encompasses all market caps, large mid and small caps. And we compare it to corporate bonds rather than treasuries because with treasuries we really don't have it's a pure manipulated market by the feds. We don't have a market that's got price discovery in it to the same extent as we do in the corporate bond market. So we've become very comfortable with this ratio. It's been backtested 30 years before we went to a live use back in 2003. And so for around the last 18 years or so we've been using this model to get it in and out of the stock market on a timely basis. And what's interesting is that it made a new all time high on February 28. We use month-end data. And that tells us that the risks are really skewed towards the bond market at this point, not the stock market. And that in fact, U.S. equity markets might prove to be a safe haven as global capital seeks more liquid markets with greater confidence. And so the U.S. equity markets by default might absorb a lot of capital that's coming out of other markets, for example, Russia. And so, you know, by default, you know, the best market might prove to be a relative safe haven. Well, when you see a straight-up move from 52 to 159 in bonds in just two days, you know that somebody's absolutely scared to death. You don't see that very often. That's really big money and not only that, I noticed the open interest was dropping, so that's short-carving. So you're correct. When that's over, there will be a big vacuum out there and we'll see what happens. Now, we have another question from one of our listeners in Hawaii, believe it or not, and he's asking a question. The last time you were on you talked about your Elliott Wave accounts. And so, could you give the folks here? I put your chart up of the Elliott Wave analysis that you had your preferred count and then also your alternative count. Do you want to tell the folks what you're looking at right now in the markets? Sure, of course. So, it was interesting because we were out in the morning on the 24th, which was the day that the S&P put in its most recent low. And in the morning it looked like a complete washout collapsed. And by midday we saw some stabilization toward the early afternoon. We saw massive capital coming into the market and we ended up closing up on the day and recovering completely from that washout low. And so, the follow-through the next day was also interesting because it brought us right back into kind of that neutral range that we had been seeking. It closed above the 42 78 level, which is what we've kind of drawn the line in the sand and said, if we have a sustained break of 42 78 on the S&P 500 then that would confirm a new bear market. We just haven't seen that. And so, the way I'm looking at things right now is that the preferred count has to call in that most recent low, the February 24th low, at the end of a fourth wave correction. And we've outlined this in kind of gory detail and you can find it on my Twitter feed exactly how we get there at the five minute interval on the chart. And so, we've basically marked every single wave and concluded that we put in a double irregular flat corrective waveform to mark wave 4 of intermediate wave 5, or I should say primary wave 5. And so, now we are embarking upon intermediate wave 5 of primary wave 5 of cycle wave 5 and probably super one cycle wave 3. And the question is how far can it go at this point? And based on our work, we believe a breakout to new all-time highs would confirm it and that would project the target to around 5,500 on the S&P 500. Conversely, a sustained break below that 42 78 level would bring our alternate count to the 4. And that would suggest that the lows on February 21st were actually wave 1 of wave A of large wave A of countertrend wave 4 to the downside. And that's going to be a fairly deep correction when it eventually completes probably years from now. And it should take us down to a minimum of 22 100 on the S&P 500 when it finally terminates and possibly much lower. So, at this point, we would say the next potential downside target would be about 3,800 on the S&P 500 but only if we get a sustained break of 42 78 and that means a weekly close below that level. Okay, that makes good sense. Now, you have another chart up here when you're talking about the cyclicals. The fact that they're looking actually pretty strong compared to other parts of the market. Now, can you tell the folks how you define that and how you use it? Which chart, Paige, are you looking at? This was a large cap. Your large cap index is still very bullish. And that's the one that was on page number 10. Page 10. Yeah, yeah. So, page 10 is really just looking at the S&P 500 from and we're using a 13-year, a Fibonacci 13-year monthly chart and what we have is a very strong structural trend marking the 2009 low and the 2020 low and then we're using a 13-month or 55-week simple moving average in red to kind of define the primary trend and we're using an 8-month exponential moving average to give us a signal. And if the 8-month were to cross below the 13-month and hold on a closing basis that would signal a trend change and would probably move us to the bearish side of the market. What we're looking at right now is a break or actually a close above that 13-month simple moving average and chart support, which again we've marked as 42.78 which is the monthly close that we saw back in October. So, we were to close below those October lows in any sort of sustained way and we were to get a breakdown confirmed by a signal of the 8 crossing below the 13-month moving averages. That would move us quickly to a neutral position in large cap equities and probably contemplating a downgrade to bearish and our opinions are really neutral means we're out of the market. Bearish would mean that we're considering shorting it and it's just not time to short this market in our opinion. Now, we have seen a down-tick in momentum. Momentum is turned negative and that's concerning there's a big negative divergence up there and relative strength of large caps actually ticked down last month versus small and midcaps and so the thing that's interesting about that condition is that small and midcaps are catching a bid. They both closed positively last month and so the big knock on the market is that there's been a big breath, a negative breath divergence, right? Small and midcaps haven't been participating but we're seeing money roll back into small and midcaps at this point and that suggests that the selling may have reached the climax. 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So if I go back in history and I look at the long-term capital management collapse of 98 if I remember correctly it was stemmed from a currency crisis that occurred in the rubble that set off the basically the downturn in the subsequent bailout of it and I just want your thoughts on with the rubble moving like it has is there something systemically going to happen in some of these funds that are over leveraged to emerging markets the world or US or whatever decide to take Russia out of say the emerging markets ETFs. I'm just throwing it out there because could something actually be underlining a true crisis? Well, we usually know after the fact but here you're right there's so many things out there that we've talked about here at TF&N over the past months the GDP 130% of normal we've never seen this many IPOs and all the money that's flown in equals everything that's happened over the last 10 years all that stuff is out there but regarding long-term capital management you remember they had those Nobel Prize economists there but they failed to factor in liquidity it wasn't the Russian rubble that caused the problem it was a lack of liquidity they couldn't move their positions and then when the market started to tighten up and volatility increased then they couldn't get out and that's what caused the demise of it and of course the Fed had to come in through the Gulf of Mr. Greenspan and his buddies and they bailed John Mary whether out and what was really ironic about that the following year guess what people gave him another $3 billion to start another fund and the same thing happened with that one too so you just got to be careful because it's not how much money you make it's how much money you don't lose and they were they just got lopsided they just literally couldn't get out of their positions and they couldn't and none of them but they couldn't hedge them because there was no way to take the other side of the market from what I understood now okay so I'm glad you clarified it was not technically the rubble so here's the question then are there people stuck in the exact same position currently that can't get out and you know are on the wrong side you know of whether it's currency etc. Yes they are Peter but the problem is if I told you buddy I'd have to kill you Jeff Peter I you you might be the second to the last person that they call I'm the last person that they call you give me any inside information all I do is I try to watch you know what's happening with prices like we're seeing this monster moving bonds and starting maybe in stocks today I don't know but you know that's all I'm looking at I keep it as simple as possible I don't get it you know I've been doing this 60 years Peter I think I've gotten to inside call inside information things that actually worked one worked for about a dollar and a half the other one broke even so I never get inside in for information I run away from that like the plague because I've never seen one that actually worked but you're correct there's something out there I mean we don't know whether it is it could be anything that maybe be total surprise it might even be the Fed has made a bad mistake and they're trapped into something you know that's also possible because they put all this money into helicopter and stuff and if they turn around and they say okay how are we going to get out of this and uh-oh that could be it I don't know you know that's why I'm asking you of course yeah well like I said Peter I'll have to ask you because I don't know if I don't I think it's out there but I don't know what it is I really don't all righty hey I appreciate it I just say it was fun talking to you and just well I'm glad to hear from you but I appreciate talking to you I love Park City up there and I uh I think it's a really great place to live and I know you're living a dream so call him and get a chance okay absolutely we'll do it thanks Larry okay well Peter from Park City poses some great ideas there folks the problem is uh you don't know until you know and then by then everybody else knows either all I do is I look at the charts and I see things and I say okay if I buy here I know I'm going to be able to risk this much if I sell here I know I can only risk that much and that's what I try to do nothing more nothing less the ABCD it works does it work all the time no but it works two out of three times but the good part of it is it tells you when you're wrong and the second good part is when you're right it's going to pay you three to one or more sometimes even a lot more than that so those are the main things that I focus on as I'm looking at these uh these charts and we're having some you know some pretty good moves here well we got the Dow down well over six seven hundred points now and the S&Ps looks like I just saw from the TVs down there around 4,300 remember we're a long way from that loa down there folks that was around 4,220 back on the 24th so that we're not too far away from it so that's a real interesting to look at so we'll be able to see this we'll see what's going on by the way tomorrow we're going to have Shane Smolian as our guest he's got some really you know he's been very bearish and he's been very right so being very bearish and very right we'd like to have him on to get his idea of what he's looking at right now in these markets because he's had these pretty much spot on and I think it's important that we have him on to you know to get him to get his opinion because he's certainly been pretty much spot on okay now we've covered the grains and we've covered the crude oil by the way I just was informed that the crude oil hit $1.60 $1.60 that'd be a little high $1.60 so we haven't been this high since 2014 where only see the old high was $1.44 back in when Goldman Sachs was looking for $200 crude oil back in 07 and it went from $1.44 down to $30 in just a little more than a year and a half so remember it's not how much money you make it's not how much money you don't lose and that's what our goal here is to pretend that we actually know a little bit more than we do but we do know one thing and that is risk control and that's what we're doing here at TFNN is monitoring the risk it's how much money you don't lose not how much money you make as you're going to stumble into some good winners folks you know we've been we talked about that $3.8 excuse me the 61% retracement is actually happening I happen to be right around 7.38 o'clock 9.30 New York time and I posted it up there and said oh he just hit the 61% retracement there and folks we hit $43.99 and a quarter and it dropped 20 points faster than Hector could move that dog out of the pen and boy that dog moves pretty fast and it just kept dropping there are 100 handles lower folks in just a matter of a few hours so that's a big thing the other thing is the I don't know if the Russian stock market has opened or not I doubt whether it did or not because it was it's in pretty precarious situation because the currency is going crazy now remember Peter mentioned that the Russia is an emerging market but I frankly don't know anyone that trades the Russian ruble you know it's dropped 110% versus the US dollar in just these last few days now if you're on the right side of that that's pretty good I've never traded the ruble nor do any of my friends that I know have traded the ruble I'm sure you know there are people that do hey we'll be right back<PHONE_NUMBER> sharpening your skills as an investor is like getting better at playing a musical instrument you have to practice 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probably will be going it'll be going up a little higher yet so that's mainly what we're watching the Treasury Soybeans have not made new highs in this run but they've brought back they dropped 25 cents and they've taken most of that back so they're up near the highs again and I understand the stock markets down about 600 points in the Dow and the S&P's broken below came very close to that 300 move to the downside I remember folks tomorrow we're going to have Shane Smollion as our guest always entertaining and he's certainly been spot on the market will have him with some interesting questions and that'll always be a good show Thursday I'm hoping to have Mr. Tim Boss Financial Cycles Weekly and I've been trying to get Joe DiNapoleon for Fridays in a row this is my last chance to get him on otherwise I'm going to have to say Joe you're going to have to stick with Jimmy Fallon because we're just not going to be able to get you on top here now I wanted to talk to you just a tiny bit here about the natural gas because you know there's a lot of stuff going on talking about natural gas in Europe it sells for three or four times what we sell for it here and believe me folks most of that natural gas comes out of Russia and if Mr. Putin you know goes to sanctions and turns off the gas spigots in France it's not France but in Germany and the Baltic sea and Baltic states that's not going to be good you don't need that kind of stuff hopefully we're going to get through this all right it's not going to be easy and it's probably going to be long and drawn out they don't have all those trucks in there and all those men in there to pass out sandwiches we know that for a fact so the main thing is we got to keep our eye on these treasury bonds and treasury bonds because when this market turns it's going to go down in a new low ground very very quickly because the feds between a rock and a hard place and that might be the unknown that Peter from Park City was talking about live every 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Okay, all right, thanks everybody for coming. We've got a number of incidents overnight that we can talk about. Initially the two armed robberies that occurred at Labrador yesterday, as you would be aware of most of the information, but the first one occurred around about 20 past three, which was in 711 at Labrador on Frank Street. And the second one occurred at the BWS store at Brisbane Road Labrador at around about 3.30 p.m. On both occasions, the offender is described as a male in the vicinity of 50 to 60 years of age, around about 175 centimeters tall, gray hair wearing a black baseball cap with a what looks like a blue motive on the front, and either a greeny or a gray long sleeve shirt with a with also a motive on the in the vicinity of the left hand breast pocket blue jeans and he was carrying what would appear to be a small handgun. Now at the 711 store he has discharged that firearm once and that was the first robbery. He's gone from there to the BWS store where he has produced the handgun but hasn't discharged it. Any questions related to that? So with the first one, when is he discharged the handgun? Can you tell us through what happened in the 711 store? Well he's approached the counter and he's made certain demands of the shop assistant. Shortly after his approach to the counter he has discharged the weapon. It's traveled to the right of the shop assistant that's to his right and the projectile has struck a cigar cabinet to the rear. How's the attendant after that? Oh he's pretty shaken up, yeah. Both attendants were pretty shaken up both at the 711 and the BWS store. Was there any indication that he was pointing the gun at the attendant? Well he certainly wasn't pointing the gun at the attendant at the time it was discharged because it's gone to the right hand side of the attendant. But at other times the gun was pointed towards the attendant on both occasions. Was it a warning shot or was he just discharged or had the attendant refused to give him anything? It would appear from the CCTV footage that the attendant may not have actually been aware of what was going on in the early stages because he's been busy and he probably didn't give the the person the attention he was expecting to get at that point in time. Was the with the two robberies successful for the offender? Did they get away with money? Yes he got away with small amounts of money on both occasions. Was it just money or was he um asking for everything else? No he's the demand of cash. Any indication that he was in the role of robberies? No, not that I know of it. Is the car description that was released at the time, is that connected or is that second element that out? We have not yet been able to identify any any vehicle attached to this particular offender. How did he get from the place to place? Well we can only make assumptions at this point but it's about one and a half kilometers so when you look at the this or the difference in time between the two offences being committed you would have to think that it would have had some sort of transform. Do you think other people were involved? We don't know. There's nothing to indicate that at this point. Has it been looked to any other robberies? No not at this point like it's it's a little bit um you know it doesn't fit the normal profile of an offender for this type of offense and as I say he would appear to be 50 to 60 years of age and we haven't linked him to any others in recent times at this time. How are the attendance current today? Well I haven't had I haven't spoken to either of them today obviously but police spoke to them yesterday and certainly yesterday they were both pretty sure about it. Can we give us anything about the shots Friday? Sure um okay um this occurred at the first choice fitness store at the home center on Hope Island Road at Oxford. The proprietor of the store attended this morning around about the five o'clock mark and has discovered that about approximately at this point a dozen shots have been fired through the front of the premises. They've traveled through the front doors the glass doors and have struck some of the gym equipment inside and also into some of the walls. But indications for why? No not at this point in time we have there's a couple of avenues of inquiry that we're following but we really can't we can't give any further idea at this point as to what the motive might have been. Is the owner of the store named 20 Outlaw Motorcycle? Yes the the owner of the store is an associate of the of the Nathlaw Motorcycle gang and that's one of the avenues of inquiry we're following but there are others too. We are aware of other incidents involving the business that could lead to this sort of incident and they're not ONCG related so at this point in time we're just considering all options. What kind of incidents? It's just in relation to internal incidents within the store, within the staff members, customers, describe the customers that sort of thing. How long has he owned it? I don't know. Is he being corporate? Yes. So he discovered it in bullet holes at 5 a.m. when do you think it actually happened? Well he left the place at 9 p.m. free this night. As you can appreciate this is still early stages of investigation so we actually have police at the scene at the moment who are conducting door knocks and the like. We have identified one person who heard what could have been shot fired around about the 11 o'clock mark but that's still to be confirmed and we still need to complete the full door knock of the area. Have the owner had any threats? No, not that I know. Can you say on our other instance at the gym was there anything yesterday specifically that may have indicated? Not that I'm aware of. So it sounds you could be read as a warning effectively shots fired into an empty business after this property was employed or something along those lines? It could be like I say I'm very reluctant as you know to speculate on why people do things. It's very early stages of investigation and we have a couple of avenues of inquiry that we're following and certainly it could be that but we just don't know this point. High caliber weapon do we know? Would appear to be high caliber. We have a ballistics police on the scene at the moment and so they'll be able to give us a better indication of the type of fire that was used. Any caseings were done? Not at this stage but as I say the police are still there and they're still searching. Thank you. Very good.


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