The following is a presentation of TFNN. The Traders Edge with Steve Rhodes. At 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. The Traders Edge. Now, Steve Rhodes. Good afternoon from TFNN. Welcome to the July 16th. The terrific Tuesday edition of today's Traders Edge show. I'm your host, E.B. Perseverance Rhodes, who absolutely knows that each of us should always be pioneers of our future versus prisoners of our past. Hope everyone out there is having a great day. Hey, let's have an extraordinary one. And the easiest way to do that, it's to always remember that life is happening for us. Not to us. We're going to make that one little two-by-four shift. It means we can find the gift in every set of circumstances. That life is going to toss at us. Today, you and I, we're going to go check on the circumstance of these markets. We're going to go figure out what the bulls and the bears, what the buyers and the sellers are communicating to you and I just passed one o'clock in the afternoon. I want you to know that I'm absolutely grateful for your presence here, but more important than that. During this next hour, I'm here to serve you. So feel free to pick up that phone. Dial on in at<PHONE_NUMBER>. If you can't dial in, we've got you covered. You can always let those fingers do the walking. You can send me an email. Steve at tfn.com inside the subject heading, please put a radio show question. Of course, in our Tigers then. Well, any ping we'll do. So let's go ahead and get this show started on Terrific Tuesday. Of course, this is Tiger, Financial News Network. I'm Steve Rhodes. Welcome to Lush Show right now that I'll trade up 10 points. 3.69 S and PSY five. 1.00-5.25 points. That's about three tenths of a percent to the downside. The Russell is up three points. Semais are off 13. That's 9.10 7%. To the downside, spot volatility index is off six pennies. Gold's a flat. Silver's up 33 cents. That's 2% to the upside lead in the charts The upside is his booking holdings up $10 and change Canadian Pacific Railway. Up to 8 Row Coup, 7 and changed to the downside, down. And it was pizza. Mm. Of 20. Buck Rooney's out there. Fact set research is down. That's about 7% by the way. Fact set research up 3% and change about $10 to the downside of gap to the downside. Mercado Libre off 10. So let's begin with. Hey what are the markets doing as of one o'clock? We saw the market sell off. A little bit of a sell off it will take a little bit of time. We saw the market sell off. There was a test of support. Now we're talking short term support. We're really talking a test of a breakout area. The breakout area here was at 3550 established by this red horizontal line for those of you that are tracking the TD set up nine count both for resistance and support out here, you knew that as the pullback in order for there to be at a minimum some type of breakout area. So 3550 price came down there and held that level. Unless we see price close under 3550, all that was going on was a test of support. Now it doesn't just really stop there. We don't just take a look at the 30 minute chart for the mini. We can go take a look at the NQ. We pulled the NQ out here. What we're going to see is that as price was moving lower, it was also going to be a 30 minute chart for the NQ. Now the cool thing is is that the tools here that you and I look at for a 30 minute chart, we're going to two minute chart, a daily chart, a weekly chart, so on and so forth. If we take a look at the Dow equity futures, you're going to see just nothing but strength here. We take a look at the Dow. First of all, the level of support that you would need to see a close below is 27,216. That is the last. Now there may be a new setup that takes place out here over the course of the next many hours, but at this stage here it's 27216. Price never even got down anywhere near close to that level inside the Dow equity futures contract. Why is that? The reason why and what makes this market so difficult in calling the top is because of the global flow of capital in the U. S via the U. S stock market, whether it's via bonds or whether it's by the U. S dollar, it kind of flip flops from day to day, but folks around the globe are trying big money folks are trying to get their currency lined up behind the U. S dollar, and there's several ways in order to do that. So there was a bit of a conversation that I was adding to in the Tigers Den. You see, we can see a lot of charts in the data because that's really all that I'm reporting to you. I'm nothing more than really just a commentator that is commentating on exactly what the charts are doing. The lines the numbers that we put in here that we showed on a 30 minute basis with regard to what is going on inside the markets. Where is price headed back to those are objective. If you believe in those patterns, if you believe in those patterns, if you believe in those patterns, then it is said that in essence, it's a weekly timeframe. It goes back. It goes back to the lows last major low across the globe in the U. S. We know that that happened to be on the day following Christmas on December 26. Now I have to use a weekly timeframe. So in essence, I'm going back 30 weeks here. You can do the same thing and we're going to do the same thing and we're going to do the same thing and we're going to change your currencies being the euro, the end and the pound and then, of course, the U. S. Dollar index. This chart here. If we go back for the last 30 weeks, what you will see is that the winner winner winner chicken dinner is still the U. S. The S and P has had a one has had a 30 week rate of change of the U. S. Dollar index. In essence is what has taken place other than the Australian index out here, which is up 20% every other index is is is is about half of what we've seen as far as movement into the U. S. What this is showing you look, here's the deal. We've seen a great movement. Let's say in the S and P 500 24 percent in terms of U. S dollars in terms of euros.  Nothing. Lights we crude is close. It's at 25.93, but that's on the commodity side out there. Nothing wrong with that. But the global flow of capital is coming here. This is why the Fed is wants to reduce rates. They are trying to stem off this global flow of capital. They're not going to be able to do it.  Is that really going to stop the global flow of capital? No. But they're not going to tell you the story. They don't need to tell you the story. I don't need to tell you the story. All you need to do is just go ahead and take a look at the market right now. It's so difficult to identify a top. But we're still going to try to do that. We'll go take a look at the daily time frame charts. We'll take a look at the lines of demarcation where price needs to close below for that potential top to actually form. He wrote with TFNN. We'll be right back. 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. 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What I want you to be paying attention to is the fact that prices moving higher, doing it with less relative energy part of the roads momentum indicator topping pattern. When you take a look at the XAU in order for the bottom to have formed needed a bullish reversal signal that was a bullish engulfing candle that formed right back here. It looks like on May the 30th. What was being needed here is a bearish reversal signal so we don't have that but LC I want you to pay attention to this because if you get that topping signal out here and you're going to stay in those equities even with the regardless of the value of the XAU, you're saying that these individual equities are going to be stronger than the index. So be careful. Be careful out here. Don't have to be careful today. Although you do. I don't know what the end of day session is going to look like. I don't know whether we're going to have a bearish reversal signal today or not. That I don't know, but you'll want to be paying attention to that now specifically to your request out here. Let's go take a look at if we were going to ignore that, which you and I are not going to ignore. We're going to be paying attention to the larger picture out here. We just can't. But if we do take a look at N G D and we begin with that, and we take a look at patterns out here on the daily timeframe. I don't have a level to give you a price projection just yet. We'll come back to it here. What we can see is that today is going to be day number seven of a TD set up nine count remembers bar 89 to the bar following nine can be the bottom of its profile. That was a June 20th low and then things took off from there whenever you get a top. Or a bottom signal. It says that in the case of a top, you're going to pull back to sport. In the case of a bottom, you're going to pull back into resistance. We don't know whether those levels will clear or not. In the case of June 14th, it was the slightly higher high that took place on the 15th. That created that TD set up nine count. Now price pulled all the way back to support. In this case, your support was the bottom of its profile. That was a June 20th low and then in the case of N G D. It was 90 cents that was set up by this little TD set up. That was where price had broken down. Once price got above that, it was off to the upside out here. Now if we take a look at the weekly time frame chart for new gold, let's just pull that over here. Get a feel for what we've got. You can see that is trading right in the top of its weekly profile. It's slightly above it. The weekly box is looks like around 127. You're trading at 131. So prices up at $1.5 million. They're all great and things are going to be able to clear this level. Then they could move to 218. 218 is the next resistance area. That's the next breakdown level on a weekly base for new gold, but be careful. Really? It's a weekly chart. I don't know what the week looks like. But if price closes back below 127, you know that that was a strong resistance area. If you're asking me where so be be careful out there. If we take a look at the monthly time frame chart for new gold on a monthly basis. You're looking at about 356. That's where the breakdown began inside of new gold on a monthly basis. Your other request out there was for E G O E G O is a ticker symbol here just to make it quick with regard to profiles will come over here. We'll see that a lot. El Dorado El Dorado gold is up above its daily its weekly and trading at about 356. That's at $7.43 out there. So that's a resistance level that you'll want to watch. You're trading at 718 from the daily perspective. It too is going to go ahead and create bar number seven of a TD set up nine count out here. So be on the lookout for a potential top. Um coming to a screen near you over the course of the next couple of days. Today you happen to be in wave number six. Today you happen to be in wave number six. That's letter F on my screen out here. So the earliest possible that wave number seven could form would be today's Tuesday. Once it'll be Thursday, you would know that till Friday. I'm not using as a forecast. You just have to let this pattern play out. So there's two potential topping signals. That patterns that may be forming. We don't know if they're going to form or not inside of El Dorado gold. If I take a look at the weekly timeframe chart again for a price projection, 735 is the nut. That is where that TD set up breakdown. The second one in essence began. So 735 at 721 that becomes my price projection for you. So LC best of luck with those trades. Pay attention to the XAU with regard to how it forms its candle sessions over the course of the next couple of days out here. Another question coming in from Tim M. Tim wants to take a look at how it forms its candle sessions over the course of the next couple of days. I believe that EC a is a ticker. So I believe that is the conna, but let's not guess. Let's go see what it is, and let's look for its TAS market profiles both on a daily weekly monthly as well as quarterly based so we can see here about in conna. What are you looking for? You gave me some great advice when I went into EC a earlier. Well, that's great to know. What do you think about entering into EC? Well, but here, what we know, Tim, is that price is below the daily box below the weekly box at this moment below the quarterly box, and this says we're going back. This equity is going back to previous lows out here, previous swing points. Let's go take a look at the other patterns that might be in play out here. We take a look at the daily time frame chart. Um you can see where the last bullish candle form. By the way, there was a nice erosment indicator bottom signal at piercing candle on the right side of the right side of the right side of the weekly time frame chart. I don't know if that is going to hold or not. I don't have a pattern associated with it other than a test of a prior swing point is it with volume or lighter volume with the volume down there on June 17th was 18.5 million shares. You're at 14 million shares. Tim, this equity is pushing lower with volume. This says don't even think about it. Well, you can think about it, but I'm saying, Hey, don't even think about it now on a Thursday night. Let's look at the price of the stock market. We have a very detailed bullish pattern here. Now, we didn't get the bullish reversal signal. You didn't get the TD nine count set up that. That is what had made the law still has made the law. We take a look at the weekly time frame chart out here. But what we saw was just simply a bounce up to where we're both buyers and sellers believed that there was fair value with the weekly timeframe that was the center of its box at 528 prices moved down from there. Now where's price headed to that's going to be a good thing. We're going to go to Kana. See if we can see anything out here. And the only thing we see the prior swing point takes you back into the 2000 and 16 time frame that low around three bucks, and I'm not saying that three bucks is going to hold this thing up. In Kana wants lower price. Now is definitely not the time to take a long position there. Look elsewhere, Tim. When it comes to a position in GBTC, I believe that is the Bitcoin trust GBTC out here. Can we give you a price target? So let's just stay with the ETF. Of course, as you know, you've got to go take a look at what's going on inside of Bitcoin. Out here. If we take a look at GBTC, here's one thing that you know, we know there is a bear structured profile that price is trading. No one right in right now. And the bears are the sellers to be able to push price down towards the bottom of that box. That was at 12 51. The low today has been 12 65. So that's the level that you're going to want to watch. You're saying you want to establish a long position there. Let's look at the other charts here that show the other patterns that are in play. What we can see here is a road momentum indicator top. I'm certain you are or strive to be one of the best of the best at 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. 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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. That was a pretty strategic pause on my part, not paying attention to the clock out there and went out right at my last word. We're taking a look at GBTC. Of course on the screen right now happens to be Bitcoin futures. Their level of support at the bottom of its box is 9612. We're trading right now in 9760, but let's put the, and Lee's question was he's looking where to, where to get in and get short this. Now, Lee, what we saw out here, so you got this rose momentum top. You had that confirmed with the gap to the downside in June 28th and then as price bounced back up into that level, you had that big old bearish and golfing key reversal session on July 11. Now what price has done is come back and tested support. So now it's not the time to go ahead and take that short position. In the case of GBTC, if you're trying to take a short, I at least wait for price to get up towards Stevie's green line. That's at 1540. It's a bear structured box out there. Buyers and sellers believe there's fair value at 1562. That would be your range. 1540 1562 as high as 1665 on that position. So best of luck with regard to that trade out there. Let me see if there's any other questions before we just go on. Looks like, oh yeah, Chris B wrote in. So if you keep firing the way the questions, folks, and we'll just this small show will just simply run smoothly here, and Chris B is looking at your long Nokia and OK is the ticker symbol. Let's go ahead and punch that up on the screen and finish reading the question here for Chris. And Chris says I'm long Nokia. Is it at the top of the channel today? What are your thoughts on where it's going by the end of 2019? And let's just let's just that's a tough one. But let's take a look at what it's doing today. What is trading into? What are the patterns? Anything to be concerned with? So here's what we know from a daily weekly monthly set of profiles. We know the prices above the daily top of its box, which is 502 says you don't want to see this thing close below 498. It is traded right into on a weekly basis this week specifically 521. The actual high this week. Let me see what's what's the actual high 521 and a 521 that happens to be the center of a bearish structured weekly profile here. So what you're looking for, Chris, is you're really looking for price to get above 521 again, both buyers and sellers believe there's fair value right there. If you get above that, then it says that OK, maybe buyers have a little bit of an edge in this bearish structured profile and can push price to 546. So 546 would be one of the price projections. We would not give you that or say that that's where prices headed to until we see price truly clear close above 521. I'm not talking 522. I'm not sure exactly what number I'm talking, but you would see that in the bar. We'd have to take a look at the bar see how things traded. But right now you're up against resistance. Happens to be that at 523. That's the bottom of its monthly profile. 523. So you really need to see on a monthly basis a close above that level. If you do, then 570 is the first number. And then 649 is what you would be looking at. But right now, and let's take a look at the daily. I don't see any type of signal here. Just a sideways consolidation over the period of the last many weeks out here since the early part of May. So no topping pattern. Just accumulation that appears that's going on. So nothing really interesting out here with regard to Nokia. As far as the bottom, is there any type of bottom pattern signal that was associated with that bottom? Nothing that I come up with immediately and take a look at the daily time frame chart for you. Longer term, is there anything if I look at the weekly chart, the answer is, yeah, it formed a bottom, as well as a top, quite frankly, with the TD setup nine count. So when it formed the top back in February 2019, it was bar number eight. Remember, it's bar number eight, nine or the bar following nine. That can be that change in trend signal. Well, when this bottom back here on a weekly basis, that was on May 17th, 2019, it was with the TD setup nine count. Now the beauty what you like about this week is that prices above Stevie's red line, 512. You'd really like to see price close over that. If it doesn't close over that, just tells you about this story that it's really struggling to get over resistance areas and that price could even move back to the 484 number out there. So the weekly says, okay, I can see a potential bottom. The daily says we're just consolidating sideways. Not a lot really going on there. You are up at resistance on the or a resistance level on the weekly and certainly the resistance level on the monthly, which is 523. So best of luck with that trade. We've got a request inside the Tiger's Den to go take a look at that was for Chris B, by the way, to take a look at Google. So let's go take a look at G o G. I see what it is doing G G o G. Let's punch that in on the other system. Right now it's trading out 11 53. It's above the daily trading into the same resistance level that we just looked at for Nokia, which was the center of its weekly profile. That measures out at 11 5713. The high today 11 58 58. You're trading 11 53 right now. So you are long. What's your my opinion? Oh yeah, you're long Google. Alright, let's take a look at Google and see what else we can find out here. So yesterday was the bar following bar number nine. Bar eight was the actual high today. A higher high. So the TD nine count is not going to be pattern we're going to say is going to identify the top out here because we're just going to just simply do it by the numbers. You're in wave number seven six. That is letter f out there. So be careful over the next couple of days. If wave number seven letter g forms out here and especially if it forms and you get a close call 11 58 52. That is the resistance area. That is the breakdown area. When Google last broke down, we didn't know that at the time. We didn't know until the TD set up nine count finish, which by the way called the bottom out here is sort of getting the picture out here with regard to this set of tools that you and I use out here. We just did it on a 30 minute basis. We've been on multiple charts out here multiple time frames and dang. I can say dang if it doesn't really assist you with understanding what the message of the markets is. So right now the message of the market is that Google is nothing more than bounce up to where price broke down. Remember Tom would teach you because he taught me this. One of the very first lessons out here is don't chase something. If something's off the bottom and it's off the bottom with wide price spread accelerated volume let it pull back to where it broke out from or a breakout area. Now we've got the TD set up nine count to identify exactly where breakouts or breakdowns refer to as well as some other patterns that I've added along the way out here. So this says 1158 satish is the area that you want to see price close above with regard to Google. So far it's really been a countertrend rally to take you back to a prior level of resistance the breakdown area if price can get above that and if price can get above the weekly center of its box seven well then what price could be doing is moving back to its weekly breakdown level and that's it's all-time high at the 1289 27 area. So that's what I see when I take a look at Google E1 and I hope that helps you out John and the Tiger's Den wants to see if there's any support levels for the British pound. So for the British pound let me see if I can do this out here let's put this up right here on this chart. So you're looking for support and I got to start with this chart here for the monthly time frame see if I've got anything here for support and I'll continue this venture as we go into this break right here taking it the great British pound US dollar so I could set it back to its lows from back in 2016 we'll be right back maybe even lower than that. 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Now let's pull this other chart over here just simply because it got more data and we get a feel for what to be watching for. So you are asking for support and support I would have to say would be right here right now or very close to it, which is 1.2337. We're trading just slightly close to the bottom of that at the 124 area. And at that, that happens to be the bottom of its quarterly profile. It's bullish in structure. So nothing more bearish and a failed bullish pattern out here. If price closed below that level but then what we know is that price should at a minimum go test those two 16 lows 2016 lows at the 119 level. But I would say if you close below the bottom of the box because when that candle was formed that low, it didn't have that profile that was in place. I would say more close to the bottom of the box. If you see a close bullish 1.2337 level, you're headed back to the 1985 area. Perhaps the 1985 lows at a buck five. Folks I haven't been over to London for a long time, but the last time that I was there, it was about two for one. Two for one. That's right. My dollar was worth half. And the menus didn't have that profile. I mean, that's what I'm talking about. We got the golf and we got the British Open got the open championship this weekend. The guys in the US must be loving it from a currency standpoint never been cheaper. Well, I can't say that it was cheaper. It was back in 1985. So time to party like it's 1985 over in London town. That's all I see John with regard to. With regard to what the great market is going to look like. I don't think there's any other questions that have come in. And if not, then we'll just go to the general markets out there. So that was Chris's question. And, uh. No, I don't see anything else. Okay, so let's go take a look at the general markets. What is it that we want to watch today? Let me start by going and taking look at the cash indices out here. Um, because we can do that, and there's some very important topping signals for you and I to take a look at the Nasdaq composite. The Nasdaq composite today is going to complete or appears that it's going to complete wave number seven. That is letter G. Now I don't know if you believe in coincidences. And if you do, you've got to ask yourself is this coincidence? What's the coincidence? Well, the last time the Nasdaq composite formed its top. It was with wave number seven. It was Stevie Wonder singing in the key of G that took place at the end of the year. And now. What took place on the following session that hasn't taken place yet, which also needs to take place is a close below Stevie's green line. That's at 81 99 and change out there. What is called 81 99 price must close below that. Otherwise, this is nothing more. I don't care that it's got wave number seven there. You still have to at least breakthrough support at least one level of support out here inside the Nasdaq composite. It would at least be Stevie's green line. She says, Hey, at least we got a retracement that would be going on that retracement may simply take you back to where price broke out on the Nasdaq composite.  I would have done that. I don't do that anymore. I pay attention to that swing point, but I recognize that's not where the breakout actually began inside the Nasdaq composite. Instead, it was at the number of 79 61 46. That's what we're going to do. We're going to take a look at the Nasdaq composite. We're going to take a look at the pattern out here. We really do. You've got wave number seven. What we haven't seen is we haven't seen the back of the buyers broken yet by simply closing below Stevie's green line. So we'll pay attention to the Nasdaq composite. If we take a look at other indices that have a top nice move today in the Dow transports up 204 points out there. We're going to take a look at the Nasdaq composite. We're going to take a look at the Nasdaq composite. We really know. All that's taken place today. As we are now it is now in wave number seven. That is letter G out here. That doesn't mean that it can't extend to tomorrow in the next day, and it's been a nice move. But just so you know. You're in wave number seven inside the Dow transports. It's not confirmed yet. Not like the Nasdaq composite, at least as 147 points out of the Dow transports. We've got a caller on the line. It's Brent from Martinez, California Brent. Thanks for calling. Thanks for holding. How are you today? Doing very well. Steve about yourself. Also doing well. Um so you want to take a look at the lights weed crude. Tell me what you're doing how I can best assist you. I sent you an email that maybe didn't get through to you. It's just that I have no problem calling talking to us. Enjoy that. It looks like it took a bit of a hit here, and I thought you had given a little bit of a bit of a change. I remember the exact number that it breached that or just wanted to get your. Thoughts on that your analysis if he could another time, you know, we'll short. Absolutely OK. So if we take a look at lights, we'd crew. We've got the daily chart up on my screen out here, and, um, one level would have been the 59 17 to 58 98 area. Those were the tops of the weekly and then daily box. It was 56 53. Now the bar on my screen as a 148 is a gold colored bar, and that indicates that there may be may be a new profile forming so new levels of support or resistance. We have to go with what we have right now. So if you're short, you're looking for price to close below 56 53 at this stage. If that occurs, then the price target the downside price target would be the bottom of that weekly profile or the point to control the center. So that's between 52 19 and 53 58. If I look for topping signals out here on the daily time frame, I really don't have anything per se just yet. I don't not just yet. I don't have I want this work for me. I don't have anything. I'm just looking for what was the wave count to the upside just to make sure. Yeah, so I don't see anything other than the fact that it made wave number four on the daily. Um that's really all that I've got for you as I speak right now. Does that does that help you out or what? What tell me what you're targeting. What are you looking at? I don't have a position. I just saw the movement. I just was wondering if there was something that beyond just the actual move that indicated it might be some kind of a top and with your account. That's what I wanted to see, which I appreciate it. Okay. Okay. Yeah, so other than wave number four and you and I, you know, we followed Basil long enough to know that when it gets to letter D, here's the daily timeframe chart out here. The hair on the back of his neck stands up. And so in this case here, rightfully so, but we would say that price needs to close below that 56 53 area. If it does that, then that move lower into the 51 52 range would be likely. Okay, that's great. Steve, I really appreciate it. Thanks for taking the call and, you know, my pleasure not in the show before it's over.  You bet that was Brent in Martinez, California. Dow down 10 S and P off nine. We get back to this break during that two minute wrap. Let's finish off for taking a look at some of those indices out here. Some numbers for you to watch coming into the close. Uh levels of support that must be broken that would confirm. Odds favor a change in trend will be right back. Since 1984 Basil Chapman has been using the Chapman wave methodology to advise traders of his expert market opinion. Well, originally hand drawing charts from the late 1970s into the 1980s, Basil noticed that prices under most circumstances virtually always had a certain number of legs to the upside before declining sharply. 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What we know about the s&p 500 is price is moving higher, energy that creates that rose momentum indicator pattern right now as of 154 and I don't know what the session looks like at 4pm but right now you do have a bearish reversal candle so you've got that next element of that rose momentum indicator signal the other element the final element not the final but but the next element here to indicate atop would be a close below steve's green line we can see how that level was tested um let me see if I can give I can I just have to pull up a data box and uh so see what that exact number is it's hidden we're not going to hide it it's 3002.29 to be exact but just use 3002 if we see a close below that inside of the s and p500 it's going to signal a change in trend you can see it got up to wave number seven that's letter f with that pattern if this level holds of support steve's green line you could see tomorrow just some over you know you could see a quick push to wave number seven letter g and still with this a rose momentum indicator topping signal in place out here so that's what's going on with the s and p500 inside the nasdaq 100 what we know is that yesterday was the what should be the extent of that td setup nine count if that is going to identify the top top's going to occur on bars eight nine or the bar following nine well yesterday was the bar following nine you would need to see a close below 7897 and change we'll just call 7897 to in fact confirm that pattern that's steve's green line so that's something to be paying attention to for the rest of the day so folks has been a appreciate everybody sending in those emails it just makes the show much easier everybody inside the tiger's den thanks for doing that Brent for your call out there always makes the show go a whole heck of a lot easier by the way the sectors inside the s and p that have those same topping signals the xlk just like the ndx 100 and the xlc that's the communication sector that's like facebook and so on and so forth out there so folks have a great Tuesday i'll be back with you on wonderful wednesday stay tuned another great hour brought to you by the one and only polar bear and then tom will brine from three to five take care see you soon


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not going to get to as well i'm sorry about that sir but we will get uh matt will be back at 10 a.m on this same channel he'll be ripping some more vincente luke you'll be one of the first three or four up in the morning i do apologize but yeah we were uh don't have time for that we're going till two to 99 we got derrick brunson red jersey derrick brunson and silver rafael dosanos this is blue t city brian ortega 249 and new is leon edwards and a silver tylas Santos appreciate you shame grabbing a spot in tribute with divisions coming up here soon bradley grabbing some national breaks i'm going here guys appreciate everybody filling up the breaks tonight grabbing some personals hanging out with us appreciate it guys got a yair rubriguez silver global icons and a man ahibas on the die cut all right neil box five good luck sir select usc righty good luck neil let's see some fire let's see some fire there's a little one-on-one action it's a tricolor santiago uh punzen ebo punzen ebio 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one-on-one we were asking for it got the habibato as well this one is blue osdemir to 249 and new is jungway lee and mckinsey durn gonna be blue to 199 full icons figurado we got thug rose not numbered tricolor thug rose all my favorite all time is probably bj penn um i grew up watching him it's probably my favorite all time current fighter um tricolor figurado i like stepe he's kind of kind of nearing the end probably though gsp we got stepe silver i like volt too i really like volt mac or matt there's auto to 75 gonna be rookie blue auto chris kurtis bulk is a beast chris kurtis there auto to 75 and we've got a mongo mad or sorry mohammed mochaev to 175 rookie mohammed mochaev last pack here neil i saw your boy on the back i know he's your boy it is drakes du plessie on the back i know that's your boy neil drakes du plessie number to 249 light blue the teal for neil all right sir that'll do it for your five boxes select ufc thank you so much neil as always sir we'll get those right 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select ufc for neil b so first name and first letter of your last name if you guys ever search it in our channel you can uh probably see all your videos up in one spot you guys are ever unable to watch a video um whatever whatever the case may be all righty mr jeremy let's do a revolution basketball and obsidian basketball and i got mario next with a chronicles draft picks might be the last one guys might be what up jackson how you doing today sir all righty jeremy let's do an obsidian basketball and a revolution basketball good luck what's going on guys got kyle here with laden sports cards and we are ripping two boxes for jeremy s i've got a 22 23 obsidian basketball and i've got a 22 23 um a revolution basketball good luck here jeremy let's start with the revo we'll do the obsidian next good luck sir got mario next up with some uh contenders draft guys it's it's it's starting to look like uh we're gonna have to do that one football tomorrow night with sam guys we'll get it put onto the schedule tonight um we'll rip that one tomorrow there's a jeremy sohan rookie um astro rookie jalen williams j dubb jimmy harden and jimmy butler lamello on the shockwave we've got a rookie astro pat baldwin harrison barnes sexton let's keep on going it's rookie injure nemhardt got a fractal um vortex lamello not numbered chris paul buddy heald and deandre eighton chevchenko and aspenal i like aspenal for sure he got hurt kind of relatively recently right say vortex um kairi there's a rookie johnny davis on the astro and auto is going to be a revolution auto of marjon bowchamp going to these uh to the bucks not a guaranteed on autos in this nice uh bowchamp there let's see a galactic as well that'd be nice say rookie keegan murray this one is impact scottie pippin number two uh scottie pippin jr number two 149 legers luke and joe we have lift off die cut ant man and rookie revolution is dyson daniels that's going to be the cosmic to 99 rookie daniels uh kevin porter tyrese and step two packs left the revoke got some obsidian for you as well jeremy there's a groove of jason tatum christian wood and clarkson last pack of um revoke shockwave rookie is jeremy sohan rookie um groove jalen williams j will thunder rookie and kd on the back all righty jeremy now we got a 22 23 obsidian good luck your cert this one is blue nice one there jalen williams j will for the thunder number to 30 and jalen williams for the thunder orbital not numbered the two different jalen williams there or sorry that orbital is gold to 10 wow oh okay nice one there j dub gold orbital to 10 7 out of 10 i thought that was on number nice one there that'll do jeremy on the gold j dub uh orbital insert the uh second in the rookie the year voting this year very nice rookie there we've got base joel and bead ryan roland's rookie and jalen brown base to 149 we got galaxy jersey john lucas throwback rockets on the auto john lucas galaxy 149 and on the back we've got marjon bow champ number 299 dual relic rpa bucks got a bunch of marjon got an auto out of the revolution as well 99 there on the dual relic rpa all righty there jeremy that'll do it for your two boxes nice set on that gold uh j dub we'll get those right out to you sir and righty guys get that one uploaded i got a mario up next jeremy that's right yeah all righty guys got mario up next with the um chronicles draft picks football all righty guys i'll post a link one more time we'll do last call on one football for tonight guys there are two spots left if anyone wants to grab them up if not we'll rip it with sam tomorrow he'll start at 5 p.m eastern um we'll get that added on to the schedule um and we'll get that ripping tomorrow there's still two left though guys if anyone wants to grab it real quick um we can still do it righty guys let's get uh mario going now chronicles draft picks football let's see if um one of those flawless inserts man one of those autos those are sweet all righty good luck mario what's going on guys got kyle here with latent sports cards and we are ripping one box of 2023 chronicles draft picks football this one is for mario d good luck mario let's see what we got here chronicles draft picks let's see a flawless insert auto man those are sweet there's some low numbered uh qbs here we'll levis college take it to start us off this one is a baker silver out of xr and auto this one is going to be roshan johnson out of uh texas there to 199 origins auto and patin manning on the mojo number to 49 out of tennessee on the spectra insert that's manning joey porter jr and quentin johnston chargers uh rookie receiver uh andrew carter and green this is going to be john richway sensational signatures not numbered um racer backs there of arkansas john richway and this one is to 149 chronicles anthony richardson qb for uh the cults will levis optic rated rookie and patin manning appreciate your carl grabbing a spot in a uh in a national break for next week and guys if you haven't heard yet 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What's going on everyone Sam here with late in sports cards ripping two boxes of 21 22 penina revolution basketball hobby for Joji it's good luck here Joe See we got in here for you, buddy. Who has the worst autos? All right. All right. That's a good one. That's a good one John and coming goes just terrible Cam Reddish is is really bad when he doesn't try on some of his they are garbage Um CJ Mosley was really bad back in 2014 because I could he was a Raven I collected the Ravens It was literally just a C. Yeah, Aiden Hutchinson's bad. That's a good one tyquan Thornton's not very good Who else has bad autos? It's a lot of really bad autos out there Yeah There's a lift off fractal Anthony Davis and Jalen Green Yeah, yeah, Desmond Bain isn't very good. Desmond Bain is not terrible though. Not great, but not terrible Roy Hachimara. Yeah, he has a bad one. Yannis groove. Yeah, Roy Hachimara is terrible That's Steph Curry already up to like 50.  That's awesome I'm gonna be interested to see who wins that Brendan Boston jr. This year there's Io Desuma Christian would try and then coming up speaking of rookie revolution Coming is like the first one. Yeah. Yeah, Maurice Yeah, he's got a bad one. His is just a V So I think it's just like it's either like that or just like that. That's it. Yeah, it's horrible Yes, Greg, I agree on that Greg. Yeah. Yeah, he's a he could win it. He could win it for sure there supernova Yannis Cubic to 50 24 out of 50 And shockwave Kevin Durant I Think 130 a box on these Yeah, about 130 or 140 a box 139 99 Cam Thomas you have a couple left in stock Cam Thomas who's mine Garuba? There's usually like one or two guys in every draft glass for every Sport that's like really terrible. Oh, it's true Cross your teeth. Absolutely empty supernova Is KD is that I think that's a galactic Yes, it is galactic Boom Dude, that's such an awesome card Congrats on that the case hit galactic Kevin Durant. Congrats, Joe Nice one there galactic. There it is. Heck. Yeah, dude. Let's go mad that one for you. That's sweet Shreve Cooper. Sorry. Willem's have ever come out to like Disney or anything. Coop jump in man Come over the shop. We'll be at a show in California next year. We'll be at the Burbank show Damian Lillard vortex Charles Bassie. I'm not how close he is. I'm not how close he is. Burbank show Damian Lillard vortex Charles Bassie. I'm not how close you are to Burbank, California. There's cubic drew holiday It's a 50 33 out of 50 Uh, Davion Mitchell. I don't remember exactly what month. It's either january or february. I believe Lane was talking about it. We'll be out at Burbank. Yeah Jaylen Suggs astral rookie Moses Moody Pick up. That's not a bad idea. Caitlyn Aaron Rogers was a free agent in our league. People are making it too easy Austin Reeves And last one here. Yeah 2023 Jared Butler fractal rookie And supernova Steph Curry That'll do it for your break right there. Joe. That was pretty awesome, man. We'll get those right out to you, buddy


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From Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, it's theCUBE, covering VTUG Winter Warmer 2019, brought to you by SiliconANGLE Media. Hi, I'm Stu Miniman, and this is theCUBE's coverage of VTUG Winter Warmer 2019 here at Gillette Stadium, home of the New England Patriots. Happy to welcome to the program a community member, someone I've known for many years at this point, Jonathan Frappier, who's with V Brown Bag. Thanks so much for joining us. Thanks for having me. All right, so I watched this event, and when it started, it was originally the V-Mug for New England, and then it became VTUG, and some of the politics stuff, which we don't need to go into, but part of it was virtualization and cloud, and what's the interaction there, and what will users have to do different, and part of that is jobs. And one of the reasons I really wanted to bring you on is you started out heavy in that virtualization space, and you've been going through those machinations. So maybe just give our audience a little bit about your background, some of the things, skill sets. You've got lots of acronyms on your resume as it is for certification you've done, so let's start there. Sure, so my background, I started this help desk. I did Windows 2000 Active Directory Administration and Exchange Administration all onsite, and moved into more server administration, and when VMware started to become a thing, I was like, wow, this is a game changer, and I need to sort of shift my skill set. I understand the applications I'm using because I've been supporting them, but virtualization's going to change that, so started to shift there, and saw a similar thing with public cloud and automation as that same sort of next step beyond infrastructure management.  Can you reel off a few, where are you today? What have you added, give us a little bit of a timeline? My first certification was A+, which CompTIA seemingly has come around and joined the ranks of posting to LinkedIn for everybody. So A+, was my first one, MCP, MCSC, on Windows 2000, took a little bit of a break, went back into it, VCP five era, so four or five years ago, some other VMware certs, NSX, Cloud, CMA, and most recently, the Solutions Architect Associate from AWS. Okay, great, and when you look at kind of virtualization in cloud, it's not like you first switched one day and said, okay, I no longer need the VMware stuff, I'm going to do the cloud. Tell us a little bit about what led you to start doing the cloud, and how your roles that you've had, and the skill sets that you want to have for your career, how you look at those. So for me, it is about being able to support what my business is doing, and sometimes the right answer is going to be VMware, sometimes it's going to be physical, sometimes it's going to be containers or public cloud, or new fancy buzzwords like serverless, and I've always in my career tried to support what application we're delivering to get the business the information they need, so for me to do that properly, I need to be well versed across all of that infrastructure, so that when it's time to deliver something in public cloud, or time to deliver something in a container, I'm ready to go and do that. Yeah, what's the push and pull for some of the training bin? Is this something that you've seen, you said like VMware, you saw it like, oh my gosh, I need to hop on that? I remember back to those early days, I remember engineers I worked with that were just like, this thing is amazing, that was like preview motion even. But just what that impact we've seen over the last 10 to 15 years of that growth, has there been times where the business has come and said, hey, can you go learn this to certification, or has it been you driving most of it yourself? It's been both. There are times when the business has come and said, hey, we would really like to take advantage of virtualization or public cloud, and from a technology perspective, there may have been other factors that would impact the ability to do that, so that's why for me I try to sort of stay ahead of it when virtualization was taking off and everything I had was on physical servers, I knew I needed to have the VMware piece in my pocket so that when the business was ready and when other things like compliance were ready for it, we could move forward and sort of advance that, same thing with public cloud, now that that's more prevalent and sort of accepted in the industry, a lot more companies are moving in that direction. Yeah, and what tips would you give your peer if they're a virtualization person? How are the waters in the cloud world? Is there a lot of similarities? Do I have to go relearn and oh my gosh, I need to go learn coding for two years before I understand how to do any of this stuff? I think it's helpful to learn some level of coding, but do it in an environment that you're comfortable in today, so if you're a VMware admin today, there's Power CLI and vRealize Orchestrator, and even if you're on VMware's cloud platform, there's just some basic PowerShell and bash scripting you can do in vCloud automation. Get comfortable with the environment you know, and then as that comfort grows, when you move, oh look, there's PowerShell commandlets for AWS, if that's the route you go, so I'll already understand the format and how I glue those things together, so you can get comfortable in the environment you're in today and sort of get ready for whatever that next step is. Yeah, I've always found, I find it interesting to look at these ecosystems and see where the overlaps and where do the things come together. You know, I actually worked with Linux for about 20 years, so back when I worked at EMC, the storage company, and I supported the Linux group and Linux was kind of this side thing and then you kind of saw that grow over time and Linux and virtualization were kind of parallel but didn't overlap as much and then when we get to the cloud, it feels like everybody ended up in that space and there were certain skill sets that Linux people had that made it easy to do cloud and certain things that the virtualization people had that made it easy to do there, but we're kind of all swimming in the same pools, we see that now in the Kubernetes space now. I see people I know from all of those communities and it's kind of interesting. I'm curious if you have anything you've seen in kind of the different domains and overlapping careers. Yeah, for me, I think what's helped is focusing on how the applications the business uses consumed, what some of the trends are around how, you know, whether finance or marketing teams are interacting with those applications. If I know how the application works and what I need to do to support it, the concepts aren't going to be vastly different. If I know how exchange is installed or SQL servers installed or some custom application is installed, I can do that across a VMware environment, an AWS environment and should it support it into Docker by leveraging Kubernetes. All right, so you've mentioned a bunch of time, the application, how has it changed your relationship with kind of the application owners as you go from physical to virtual to cloud? I don't think it should change much. The probably the biggest shift that you have is that at some point now things are out of your control. So when I've got a server sitting in my data center that I can walk down the hallway to, if something's not working, I have access to it. If there's an application down in the public cloud or there's an AWS outage or any public cloud provider outage, I have to wait. And that's sort of I think the thing that I've seen business struggle with the most is like, well, it's down, go fix it. It's like, I can't get to it right now. And I'm probably not driving to Virginia or Oregon to go reboot that server for Amazon or whoever it is. Absolutely, big shift we've seen, right, is a lot of what I as ITM managing is now things that aren't in my environment. There was my data centers, my might have had hosted data centers where I'd call somebody up and tell the Rackspace person to reboot the server. Or it's right, it's in the public cloud, in which case it's like, okay, what tools? What can I troubleshoot myself? Or is there some outage that I'm not aware of and is affecting me? It's a good shift to have for a infrastructure person because we're really getting to the point now, I think the scales have tipped to focusing more on delivering business value versus delivering infrastructure. The CFO doesn't necessarily think or care that spinning up a new VM faster is cool. They care about getting their application to their team so that they can do their work. So I think going to public cloud or going to other platforms where that's removed, it sort of forces you to move to supporting those business applications. So I'm curious, every time we have one of these generational shifts, I'm just like, oh my gosh, I'm going to be out of a job. I'm a server admin, virtualization's going to get rid of me. I'm a virtualization admin, cloud's going to get rid of me. This whole server listing will probably just get rid of all the infrastructure people. I read an article yesterday, it was called The Creeping IT Apocalypse is what they called it. But what are you seeing? Is there general fear in your peers or do you just dive in and understand it and learn it and if you can stay up with or a little bit ahead of the curve, you're going to keep employed? I would say that there's a mix. There's some people, even just a few months ago, some folks I talked to and they were just sort of breaking into automation and like how they can automate deploying their application because in their legitimate concern was I won't have a job anymore. And sort of the way I looked at that was my job's going to change. I don't spend my entire day administering Windows 2000 Active Directory boxes anymore. So I need, yes, I need to shift that and start thinking about what's next. So if I can automate the routine task, deploying an application, patching an application, bringing things up and down when there's some sort of failure, then I'm going to naturally grow my career in that way by getting rid of the boring stuff. Yeah, and I've been hearing this argument against automation for decades now. And the question I always put to people is like, look, if I could give you an extra hour a day or an extra day a week, do you have other projects that you could be doing or things that the business is asking for that would be better? And I've yet to find somebody that didn't say, yeah, of course. And one of the things that you're doing that, it would be nice to get rid of. Yeah, there's people is like, I love the serenity of racking and stacking and cabling stuff. And nothing gets people more excited than beautiful cables in a rack. Yesterday, I saw people like going off about, here's this data center with these beautiful, rack with the cable ties and everything. But I'm like, really? There's more value you can add out there. So automate yourself into your next job is sort of the way I think, like to think about it versus automating yourself. All right, so let's just look forward a little bit. There's all these waves. Cloud's been a decade. Data, I was talking to Keith Townsend this morning on theCUBE and we said, when he talks to users, it's their data that's super important. Applications absolutely is what drives my infrastructure, but it's the data that's the super important piece. Whether it be your AI or your various buzzword of the day, IOT, data is in the center. So what are you looking forward to? Is there new certs or new training that are exciting you or areas that you think your peers should be poking out to help try to stay ahead of the curve? Yeah, and back to my earlier point about leveraging the thing you know today and how to sort of grow your career and that next skill set is how I can look at data and make or understand what's going on around that. So maybe today that's taking some stats from an ESXi host and an application and correlating that data together and help you understand what that means for the application before our user calls in and that's gonna help you grow into sort of this new realm of like machine learning and big data and analytics, which I think is really the next thing that we're gonna need to start doing as more and more of that infrastructure shifted away into serverless platforms and things that we're not worried about. How can I understand? How can I take that data, transform it, use it, correlate it together to help make decisions? All right, and final thing, give us an update on our friends at VBrown Bag. So we talk, we always say, when we go to VMworld, it's like we're there trying to help kind of balance between the business and the technology. You want to go a little deeper and really geek out and understand some of these things. That's where the VBrown Bag, people are gonna be able to dig in with the community and the ecosystem. There was the V in VBrown Bag for virtualization, but VBrown Bag is doing much more than just traditional virtualization today. What's on the docket? So upcoming this year, we're gonna have some episodes around Python, so helping admins get to know Python, start to get comfortable with it, which would be a great language to, A, automate things that maybe you're doing today in your application, but also to be able to take data in and use Python to manage that data, extract value out of that data so that you can help make decisions. So look for the throughout this year and learn a new thing. All right, Jonathan Trapp here. Pleasure to talk with you on camera after, talking to you off camera for many years. Thanks so much for joining us. Thanks for having me. All right, and we appreciate you joining us at this virtualization and cloud user event, the VTUG Winter Warmer 2019. 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Here in this place where the Spanish ships used to come, and on the map is a mark. But why would anyone put a mark at a place under water? Yes, out behind one of the islands where it's easy to fathoms.  A map, Mr. Valentine, and something under water, and an X to mark the spot. Well, but it's only a torn piece of notebook paper that kinds you by in a five and ten. I know, I know. And the red is just pencil, just ordinary pencil? I know, I know, I know. I certainly don't see anything to get excited about in just a little bit. Mr. Valentine, why should anyone draw such a map? Well, to locate a shoal maybe. You said it was shallow out there. Twenty or thirty feet, but no, no, no, no. Maybe somebody wanted to remember a place to anchor. Hasn't been a ship in the bay bigger than a snipe since my second husband went to the bottom in a lumber scowl. Exciting, ain't it?  Asmuth readings, compass bearings, so whoever drew it could find the place Mark X again. Well, that's the way it looks, but... Now, Mr. Valentine, tell me, why would anyone draw such a map, huh? Oh, maybe somebody was out fishing and lost his wrist watch and wanted to mark the place, that's all. Just because there's a lot of legends about this bay. There are ships sunk here, lots of ships. Miss Brooks, now when Henry Morgan sacked the city of Panama in the year 1600 something, there were Spanish ships that fled to the north. And lots of them, big galleons, was just simply loaded down to the gun- Hey, hey, Millie, look. I've heard how the suckers used to come flocking to this place looking for buried treasure. And so did you, didn't you? The minute I wrote the letter, just cause I need the help of a red-blooded man who- I came here to tell you not to spend time on money, trying to get in on whatever somebody else has already found. There, now, you said it yourself. Somebody's found something. That's what the X is. Somebody's found something and marked the place so they could come back. But we're going to beat them to it. You and me, Mr. Valentine. What? It's finders' keepers, ain't it? So here's what you do.  Now, his name's Uriah James and he's about as wide awake as a barnacle. But he owns a little rowboat, you see? Only one around here. And he never uses it, but you're going to borrow that boat and we're just gonna- Oh, hey, wait a minute, wait a minute. Slow down, Milly. Huh? You mean you expect me to roll all the way out just to take a look at that place marked X on the silly piece of paper? Oh, you'll roll fast because now I'll show this bird the parrot. Come on in here! You what? Been bandaged and put in a cage ever since I come home and found him last night. Oh, yes, I had to.  Only look at him, Mr. Valentine, at his wing. Now, you're not going to tell me that X isn't exciting and important when the same day he was innocently stealing the map, my poor little bird got a hole in his feathers. Yes, somebody shot a Cupid with a gun! How about leaks, Mr. Valentine? But it's been used lately, Mr. Janks. Leaks like a sieve, man practically drowned. What man? When was this? A man who used it, naturally. Wouldn't be anybody else. All right, but would you tell me? Now, my advice to you is to stay away from that milly woman, her and that nuisance bird. Good advice for any man. But, Mr. Janks, we want to know who it was. A man, that's all. A man who... Oh, go on, let's hear some more. Just rented it for the day. Come in the night before... But where did he take the boat? I mean, George, he might have been the one who went out and drew that map. He bought some red pencils, I know that much. That's him, all right. Now, look, what's his name? Come in the night before. Yes, sir. Windy night it was, I remember that. Just a man, short he was, stucky. Just sort of there he was at the door, middle of the night. But didn't you ask him anything about himself? Spent the next day out in the boat. That's all I know. Oh, brother, at first it's apparent with a map and now it's a mysterious stranger in the middle of the night. Leave well enough alone, I say. What's mysterious? A man's name was Laver, Dr. Laver. You know how I found that out? He signed my register. See? A male Laver. And you know where he is now? On his way to catch a bus out of town. Why should you interfere? Nothing to get excited about? Forget him. Forget the whole thing. Well, this must be where the bus driver met, ain't you? Yes. There's the water tower over there. Where he dropped Laver off, 12 miles from town. Tony, there's nothing out here, George. Just sand dunes. This part of the shore is closer to the little islands, though. Sure. Look, here's the tracks where the bus stops. And the tracks of a man, George. Dr. Laver. Come on. They cut across the sand. At least he doesn't have a wooden leg, does he? But I bet he has a patch over his eye or a bandana. Look, see, there's a perfectly logical explanation for all this Robert Lewis Stevens and stuff. That's why I want to find Laver before I go galloping out after an X. What is it? This logical... I don't know. I'll ask him. George, there's the water. Yeah. And his footsteps. So you're going to ask him, huh? They just... just walk right out into the ocean. Oh, no. Wait a minute. They can't just... Hey, Brooks, you look. Hmm? At the beach there, see? Man. Yeah, and they're working at something. Hey, stay here, will you? But, George... Hey, where are you going? Wow. Hello, there, friend. Sure, sure. I'm everybody's friend. Where are you going? Oh, just out for a walk, Skipper. What's it to you? When a man is bigger than you are. I was looking for a guy named Dr. Laver. Hmm. Look someplace else. Why?  Laver's tracks go down to the water there. Who picked him up in a small robot? You? Oh, now, look, friend, don't be so smart. Just go away. Now you got a crew of men working up the beach. Yes, yes, yes.  So what? Now, he's out on my ship, and those men are loading water for my ship. Isn't that exciting? Well, it might be. And it might not. Goodbye. It might even be worth shooting a hole in a parrot. What? Tell me, is your friend Laver the kind of guy who draws maps? Does he go around putting X's on? I told you when a man is bigger than... Oh, get off it, Buster. My friend, it's too bad you're so curious. George, look out! I went to my... But they just went off and left you, George. And you wouldn't wake up. They loaded water tanks into a boat and headed out for their ship. Wherever that might be. Around this next island, lady. Yeah, yeah, sure, Mac. Hey, can't you crank a little more speed out of this outboard? I'm gonna do all right. Turn in just a second. Daylight now. George, it's crazy to go banging right back out here. I'm all right, Brooks. Tell you what, I'm fine. I just slept through a couple of reels and I want to catch up with that captain. But why? He's still bigger than you and nothing has actually happened that you know he's mixed up in everything. Well, maybe I just want to see that X underwater. Let me see the ship soon to get out of the line of those trees. How do you know how exactly where this boat sank it? Well, of course, I come out during the night. That's why. It's a night. What? Well, I'll hire up for anybody, mister. Millie and that sleepy fella, James, over Millie's wall. So what did you think I was doing over there with my outboard anyway? They gave me a call. I brought them both out here and then left him. Brother, I did miss a lot, didn't I? Half the feature. There it is, George. Well, that's her. Nice tub, ain't it? Yeah. And with practically everybody on board now, huh? See, what's all that funny rig, you know? Oh, not sure. Diving, I think. Diving? Oh, I don't mean real deep sea stuff. But there's lines running down there, see? And, well, that's a pump on deck. George, so it is a treasure hunt. Hey, look, somebody's been below just now. Just coming up. Look, a skinny guy in a helmet, see? Yeah. I wonder what he found down there. I wonder what the X really is. I found it. It's there. Emil, where are you? Lay back. Hey, hey, wait a minute, friend. Oh, oh, of course. Oh, of course. So glad to have you aboard, Mr. Valentine. Oh, excuse my trunks, Miss Brooks, but you see what I'm diving. Let's see what you found, Professor Schmidt. That's what interests me. Yes, our last trip, we should get it. Down amongst those rocks, I knew we would. They're dangerous. They're so big. Look, you see? George, look what he was diving for. A lobster. Oh, no, no, no, Miss Brooks. No, not just a lobster, a type of crayfish. Yes, certainly. But up and down this coast we have chased, looking but never finding this exact specimen. You mean that's what you're here for, crayfish? Hey, what did you get? Look, look at him, Emil. Isn't he a beauty? Oh, I'm sorry, I'll permit me. Dr. Emil Lever, Miss Brooks, Mr. Valentine. Emil is the other half of our little expedition. Expedition? If he's the marine botanist, crustaceans are my specialty. Harry, I think Mr. Valentine had a little different idea about our mysterious presence. Ah? Yeah, I've talked to that old harpy, that millider. Oh, yes, yes, that nonsense. I know. Oh, but now, see, here, Emil, I found another one of those. What? Mm-hmm. I haven't scraped the stuff off. Now, wait a minute, there. M, L... There you are. Well, anyway, it's the year 1600-something. It's a coin. Yes. Rather interesting, isn't it? Minted by the Spanish, I should say. I think it's called a doubloon. Oh, now, wait, let's get this straight.  You make a map with an X on it, not X. Mr. Valentine, please, please, there's an explanation for this. And the captain of your boat takes a poke at me. Let's get him in on this, explaining, too. Of course, be patient. I suppose he's one of the eager beavers who jumped to the rail a minute that word doubloon came on. He's somewhere, perhaps, in his cabin. George! There's the captain. There's enough light so that you can see now. X marks the spot, all right. What? In the helmet. See the helmet underwater? He's down there, George, down on the bottom. Only... Only the way his arms are moving, he looks more like he's dead. We'll return to tonight's adventure of George Valentine in just a moment. One of these evenings, you may have some friends over for canasta. It comes midnight and you want to drive them home. But what's this? First your car is hard to start. Then it kind of hiccups down the avenue. Has no pep in traffic and it pings on hills. Better your friends had walked and be embarrassed like this.  Most raw gasoline contains impurities that form gum. 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Only now, in the water below you, the captain has just been found. He's wearing a diving helmet, but from his appearance, he's dead. Grab these lines, put them up. Hurry now, get that winch going. Oh, to heaven's sake, get that bird out of here.  He's not doing anything, Mr. Smith. Nothing much we can do, Mr. Valentine. Oh, yes, there is, labor. Come here, lady. I'm just watching. That's all. We're keeping Aaron his air hose. Why did you come out here, you and that bird of yours? But you just up and disappeared. And then Mr. Jenks said he'd seen this ship from driving up on the hill. So the two of you hired a boat and came out? Oh, I've just been sitting here waiting for days. Sure. So you could see what they were diving for. Oh, no, keep the air going. You may just be in trouble. No, I already knew about the money. The Spanish treasure. Here, you see? After you'd gone, I got looking around and Cooper had brought it back. And it was hidden in the... You don't have to tell me. It's one of them pieces of eight. Cooper's stealing things again, huh? And that's why I'm here and I'm going to stay until every last penny of it's brought aboard. I'll have you know my third husband own a lot of property around this bay. And if I haven't got some legal rights to own a ship, OK, join the gold rush then. Hold hands with your friend, Jenks. With what? That spineless sweep ahead? I'll skip it. With any luck, Schmidt? Well, the winch won't pull his line up, Mr. Valentine. The current seems to have smacked one of those lines. Yeah, you could swing the boat around, Professor. Might be able to get a better pull from the other side. Let's try it, Harry. I'll try anything. Only step on it. Will you get that guy up? So strange. He never liked to dive. Laughed at us for doing it. Just a hired captain when we could pay it. He wasn't so lazy when he hit me. He'd already heard about that first doubloon, hadn't he? I guess so. Professor Schmidt found it last evening. He joked about it, meant nothing to us. Curious. But it would drive a guy like the captain crazy. Look, didn't anybody know he was down there? That's too early before dawn. He was eager, I guess. The pumps are automatic. You just take a helmet and go over the side. Why did you draw that map, Dr. Leven? What? You did draw that map, didn't you? Oh, that. Of course. I draw them all, 50 or 60 this summer. Here, I could show you. Never mind. Never mind. Just show it. Oh, well, sometimes I go ahead of the others. Sort of reconnaissance. From our last place up the coast, I came down to this Millie's Wharf. I hired a boat. I found this place. It looked good. That map had nothing to do with wealth. It looked like it was under the same place, huh? Well, there's no ships out there. I know that. But, yes, things grift on the floor of the sea, perhaps. It's all the way around now, sir. Those lines of power, that's why we can't pull them up. Hold it, Dr. Leven. Down on those rocks, you see them? I've had that same trouble myself. What's the matter, Professor? I'm going down now myself. His ropes are all tangled. No, you were just down, Harry. I'll take a head of them. Well, there are two of them. That's right. You sit still, Professor Schmidt. Come on, let's do a little diving. Yeah. Yeah, sure. Feels a little silly being lowered like this. These weights on the sandals. Well, the professor didn't want you to just climb down. But it's only 35 feet or so instead. I know. For me, it looks like 70. Boy, it's sure getting darker. Can you see me at George? Yeah. I'm dragging these lines. It's a little hard. Don't get them tangled on the rocks like he did. Just take it easy, Bruce.  The captain couldn't do it, could he? What? I didn't say anything. Wait a minute. George on the other phone. Dr. Laver says there's nothing wrong with the captain's lines. Looks more like he fell and then they got tangled. Yeah, I know. Laver's right beside me. He's pointing. I can see. I think he's right, ain't you? George, are you there already? Captain's dead, all right, Brooks. Oh. I don't know what could have gone wrong. The air is still pumping into his helmet, but it's all crooked. Water got in, too. You mean he drowned? Yeah, I guess so. Nothing else wrong with him, though. Looks more like he fell and that knocked his helmet cock-eyed. I don't know how a man could fall underwater. It's all slow motion. Unless he was... Unless... Hey, Brooks. Brooksy. Hey. What? What in the name? Cigarette near the air intake. Yeah, I heard Schmidt. I was going to say a second ago. I guess that's how it was done. The captain was murdered, Angel. Yeah, you heard me murdered. Only we'd never be able to prove it. Hey, listen. There's a pouch thing on the captain's belt. Yeah, yeah, Laver. I see him. One, two, three. The captain was down here collecting him all right. Seven, eleven. Eleven more Spanish doubloons. Brooksy. Brooksy. Nothing to get excited about, Mr. Valentine? Huh? Chanks. Hey, where'd she go? Put her on. A man should stay in his element, though. Good advice. That's what you're staying. Below, I mean. Hope it don't get too cold for a while, Mr. Valentine. Put that gun down. Put it down, I say. Mr. J. Never mind, Professor.  You, Royal Janks, I'm warning you. Won't go off unless you open your mouth, Millie. Close it. Well, I'm turning cheaper. You've got no more right to the train. Millie, I warned you. Any more of your chatter and you'll have powder burns like that pesky bird of yours did. And if you don't shut him up, I'll get my aim better and hit him. No, you're the one. You shot at him. You, Royal Janks, shot at both of you. That's what I say, Miss. Words are a waste of thought. Can you hear me down there? Hello? Of course, yeah. Harry, what's going on up there? Fly to you, too. Just listen. We've got a treasure now. A few piddling coins. We've stumbled into something that may turn out to be bigger than Fort Knox. And all I want is an agreement. Fair and square. Now's the time to make it. Now, isn't that reasonable, Mr. Valentine? Well, George? Valentine. Here, give me that phone. Valentine! He is on the surface. Hey, throw me a line, will you? Hurry up. No, no, here, I've got you. What, what happened?  Yeah. Thanks. Yeah. Yeah, it's like being thrown out of a jag in a box, Angel. Now, I'm okay. Well, hello, everybody. Oh, George, this crazy Mr. Janks. He shot Mr. Valentine. He admitted it. All right, all right. He's got a gun. Leave him alone. George! Just hold it steady, friend. That's all.  You give me ideas. So you shot at the bird, huh? That's going to be a shame to have been there. Pissed. Stole that coin on the map from the rowboat the other day. See him do it. You got the fever bad, haven't you? Mr. Valentine, Laver is still down there. Yeah, he's all right. On the phone, isn't he? Professor, how'd you guys get along with the captain? Somebody said you didn't pay him very often or something. Oh, no, no, he, uh... Oh, well, we did all money. He was trying to get possession of the boat, but really... I'm not the guy. Not very pleasant, I can imagine. Hey, let me have that phone. That's not your idea, is it, Laver? Laver, can you hear me? Of course. I will come back up to deck. A helmet, couple of lines, and a phone. It'd be almost impossible for a naval-bodied man to get in trouble down there. And he could always get out the way I did. Unless his lines were really tangled, which the captains weren't. I don't have that cigarette. George, you said the errand... If you're smoking, it's easy to make a man cough down there. Like this. Hey, what is this? Oh, I'm sorry, Doctor. I'm coming on deck. Oh, now there, there, that's better.  You have to stand up in one of those helmets, though, don't you? To really keep the water out. Coming up? You're not coming up. Not even the way I did. What? I was dragging the lines for both of us, remember? For the time being, you're with the fish, Buster. I tied your lines. You're crazy. What's the matter with this air intake? Maybe I can tell by the way you act what you used on the captain. Was it formaldehyde? Gasoline? Ethan? That's how you killed him, wasn't it? Or you made him pass out down there so he'd fall and drown? Fairly shiny coins, too, aren't they? Where'd you get them, a museum? What are you talking about? Well, a man couldn't dive down that deep from a rowboat and get a coin, could he? So where did the parrot steal that coin from the map? Oh, and he's been bandaged since that day so he couldn't have wandered around to steal it since then. So if you had a coin that day, you didn't get it from the bottom of the ocean, you brought it here. You brought all of them here. Sure, and the map makes more sense that way anyway.  I always threw them. I told you, I located the place. Skip it.  And why? Well, there. To sucker them into a spot where you could commit a perfect murder. I didn't. Take that away from the air and take it. Buster, you started a fake treasure hunt. But too many people got excited over Spanish doubloons. That's what trapped you. Take it away. I can't breathe. Right when you... Keep talking, friend. We'll be down to get you in a minute. But we'll haul up a confession first. No, Angel. There was no gold in that bay. Labor admitted it when he wrote his confession. Stole 13 doubloons from the collection up north. Did he ever explain why he killed the captain, George? Well, he hated the guy. The captain did have a lean on the boat and was going to take it away from the hard-working scientists. And I guess that's all Labor lived for puttering around on the bottom of the ocean. But Professor Schmidt didn't have anything to do with it. No. George, wait a minute. You said the confession said 13 coins. But as I remember, when we added them up there were 14. Now listen. 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