The following is a presentation of TFNN Trade what you see With Larry Pezzavento All now toll-free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> Now Larry Pezzavento Looking good Billy Ray feeling good Lewis feeling good Lewis It's Christmas time here at the offices of Duke and Duke 100 South Broad Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania put your fingers on your buttons folks and take a look at the treasury bond market We're setting up here at 1 38 27 and change and that is what we call Christmas Day if you like Christmas Day and most people do and anything above 139-03 makes it Black Friday, so anyway, it's a really nice three-dive pattern But do the work yourself and see why that number is so very very important. I know we're beating up stocks quite a bit This was not unexpected today's guests will be Norm Winsky of Astro trends tomorrow. We have Jim Bartolioni of Astros Bartz charts and then on Wednesday will have Stan Harley of the Harley stock market letter as our guest But I wanted to share with you a couple of charts that I that I think are extremely interesting and and I will like to show you This is the chart of Apple folks. This is why You know we came in this morning Over the weekend of course looking at it that we had sort of a bearish tone to it mainly because of what we were seeing in This chart of Apple, which is a weekly chart up there at the 148 level and I was interested that one of our one of our fans from back east You know sent me a nice little warning saying man You're going to get creamed on this one He said this thing's going to gap up on Monday and you're going to get hurt So make sure you have your stop in I said well, don't worry. It is first of all I don't even trade stocks, but I was showing it because it basically Mimics, you know what the market is doing, but this is the number one stock in the world I think more people own this than anything else, but what we're looking at here folks is a Weekly chart here so we've been rallying for quite a while and we're right at a 382 retracement and that is a very very powerful from a very side and you know We're not even close to those numbers and the NASDAQ and some of the others But that's what we were watching here The reason why I'm only going to spend a short this short amount of time here on this because Jim Bartolioni Or tomorrow has done the work on this He alerted me to this pattern that was happening on the hourly and then all I did was go down to the weekly and To see where the 382 was but Jim will be on tomorrow and talk about that He's got some really cool stuff showing the geometry and harmony in the pattern for Apple But we also have for you a special Presentation Pablo Picasso. He's a trader over there in England. I think you know in the Italy I think is where the dude is from he's he's a he's trades incognito now But I wanted to show you this beautiful chart that our friend Jeff from New Jersey sent us and it is the colorful version of the same chart Oh, this is really beautiful folks. You can see it's the same pattern all we're doing years We're looking at that beautiful a bcd that measures right up there in perfection You know setting right there at the old number that we were just looking at this is a little shorter time frame, of course But it's the same pattern and that just shows you you know what we're looking at here and some of these and they just Repeat over and over again, you know, not all the time But you know my goodness most of the time, you know anyway now a couple things that I think are relatively important here Is I've changed up. I wanted to get this up here because if you know those of you to get my videos I I thought we had a really good chance of a pretty good bottom in the gold market and also a pretty good bottom in the Currency markets and I was wrong I'm I took a we took about 30 pip loss in the euro trade and you notice that this is the open interest Chart versus the price of gold you can see the price of gold coming down And you can see the price of open interest going down when that happens You see the formula is if you have prices falling and open interest falling the market is actually strengthening So I assume because we hit that 1726 that we were going to have a pretty good bottom And so I said what we'll do is we'll buy on a retracement down at the 61 percent retracement level And if we get failed, you know, we'll keep our stop in at six dollars, you know So we don't have to risk very much and what I did of course this morning Let's just get this up here so you folks can see it the reason why I changed my mind and didn't leave the stop at the 1730 was being pulled on just a second. What am I doing wrong here? I did something wrong here. There we go. I Think that'll do it. Yeah, you can see once we got down We were instead of stopping at the 618 that I assumed we were going to stop at we stopped at the 78 percent level Then we've rallied up and so at that particular point I said, you know raise your stop up to 1735 that way you only have a one dollar risk a hundred bucks Now the reason why I did that was I was basing this on that the US dollar was turning I was also thought the open interest looked pretty good But one of those two factors no no longer plays into it because the euro just kept dropping and dropping and dropping And so you don't want to be you don't want to be long gold when the dollar is, you know Going straight up and speaking of the dollar going straight up I mean it's had some you know really big moves and one of the things that you know We were looking at for today was that dollar index just because it had such a really neat pattern This is the daily chart of it. We'll get it up here And so you can take a quick look at it But I want you to notice that the top level there will post it on the chart here So everybody can see it at the very top up here. You see that level right there That is the 1.618 expansion we hit that just a little while ago folks at 107 and change So that told me my premise that this thing had topped on Friday was not sound it looked like it was sound But you know like anything else sometimes it works sometimes it doesn't so let's let's remind ourselves that you know It's not about how much money you make it's about how much money you don't lose and that's the key To doing what we're doing here, and I hope that helps a little bit Let's get on to something that's really happening folks and we got to pay close attention to it And that is you'll never guess what that's going to be boys and girls hold on if I can get it here. It comes This is the corn market and we have to pay close attention because we missed the first train I think the second train is coming in here tomorrow. We have another crop report tomorrow It's the July crop report and that's going to be a big one also, but you can see here We made the ABCD to the downside Here's where we closed on Friday. We opened up 34 cents a Bushel Sunday night stopping exactly to the tick and the 50% retracement of that high We made back here, you know about 10 days ago now now we're backing off a little bit But what's really important is we got this report tomorrow The weather has switched again It's turn it's gotten extremely hot with dryness coming in and that means with that high pressure Oh dear, you got to be really careful. So you want to watch the report coming in here tomorrow. We'll I'll have some more I'll do a bit another video tonight Looking at the areas what we want to be watching for because we do want to get in that corn market because and also the bean market They have some great potential there that we came off of there so quickly rallied over $4,000 in three trading days folks and I'm standing there at the bus stop with two quarters in my hand wondering when that next Next bus is coming and that's not always a fun feeling So we'll be watching it closely here as we go into the crop report the July crop report not as big as the one that we had We'll be right back eight seven seven nine two seven six six four eight In a time of glooming inflation we are purchasing powers eroded There's no better place to protect your hard earned money than ain't gold This the golds flagship asset is the Monk Todd Gold project in the Northern Territory of Australia This is Australia's largest unveloped gold project. 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I'm going to do the first one is we're going to take a look at it on the the daily chart because this is what I What I assumed was happening here on Friday The fact that we had come down and made that 1.618 expansion and rallied 120 points Which was around 13 $1400 and by golly, you know, I thought it was going to be pretty good And yet we rolled over and we're now testing those lows again Which means this bottom is not in as of yet now I think it's coming and I I'm not going to try to pick it very many times because you know I'll I do is look at patterns and how much I have to risk. That's all I'm looking at I don't care anybody else. They can give me all the news they want and whatever they want It doesn't make any difference. I just want to see, you know What's happening with these as they're as they're going through but as we look at the the price of let's just get this I want to do the long-term monthly here on the the euro so that you can see How important this thing really is we'll get this up here for a second and there we'll take a quick look at it See, we're we're setting right at the 78% level down here at par folks and we're at par right now But we're we're you got to go up to 99 99 then they'll they'll then that'll that'll bring in the the last sellers Or that'll be the place where it'll probably turn but because it has some magic to it But not very much, but this is the long-term monthly folks back here if you can see, you know where we were back here in 20 in 2000 Okay, 2000 this was my grandson was born. Okay, we were trading The euro at about 80 and change I believe something like that and then of course, you know gold took off from there And as the euro strengthened the dollar weakened and gold took off like a rabbit and so that's why you know We're watching these things from a longer time frame because it'll affect the gold market, too And you know our long-term pictures on the gold, you know, we could still break another hundred dollars Because the weekly chart on the gold, you know is telling us that you know We could still be looking at something that is you know, rather sinister and you know This is we're I'll get this up here right now because we we haven't rallied much, you know eight or twenty bucks or something $27 on Friday, and we gave almost all of that back that you can see here We could easily see sixteen hundred fifteen ninety five in the gold and that's still the bull market because that's just nothing more than a huge abcd Inside of another abcd So that'll be some really strong support there at seven eight six that I believe the number is fifteen ninety five And that's not far away. It's a hundred fifty dollars, and you know gold when it runs it can go pretty quick So we're living interesting times as you know Chinese curse So we'll be watching it as we always do I send out videos when I think they're important One of the most important ones last night was the fact that we equated to what was happening with Apple with that abcd on the weekly saying there was a strong Probability that if the stock market low opened anywhere near unchanged that it should be sold But it opened lower than rallied up exactly to the three eight two on the Dow Jones industrials and then also on the Dow Jones emitting the industrials weren't open yet and then also on the E-mini S&P that number came in at 39 39 oh one in the S&P so you can check that yourself if you have time and you have an interest And we're looking at it another one that was very interesting for us here That was this Japanese currency because with the Prime Minister Being assassinated which is very sad. He's did a lot of great work He's longest reigning Prime Minister that Japan has ever had and this is the the dollar yen And it looked like we were getting ready to you know have a pretty nice Gartley here backed off just a little bit on Friday, but in Sunday night after the news of the Premier you'll see here that we went all the way up and we have Made all time highs over the last 40 years in the dollar yen That's another one that is getting close to change Trend changing looking at the longer patterns But you know if you're trading on a half-hour chart you better forget the weeklies in the dailies You can use those for triggers, but you got to decide We're gonna heck you're gonna be as far as the amount of money that you're going to risk Because you know you can do a whole lot of prediction, but if your prediction is wrong You know you can't sit there with three or four days of the market going straight up and you know You're sitting there watching your equity, you know dissipate That's not what you want to have happened You want to go in and something that you can see Very clearly that this is what I think is going to happen based on the pattern that I'm looking at Then that's it that Apple trade if Apple would have opened up a dollar or something that Apple trade would have been Absolutely, no good and would be running to the would be going up quite a bit So that's it I was interesting to hear that mr. Musk is being sued now because he doesn't want to go through it to deal with Twitter for Whatever the reasons are but if I had to bet on Twitter or I had to inject what's his name far as worth Jack I Can't remember Jack Swagger. No, what's his name? Mr. Twitter whoever his name is if you want to bet on him or bet on Elon Musk take a guess who you'd bet on Hello operator. Yes, you're right Elon Musk. I think he would be the one to look at now They're all the legal boys the legal Eagles are now involved. They have these big law firms with you know the multiple partners of Dewey Cheatham and how and all the other birds Rabinowitz Rabinowitz Rabinowitz That's one of my favorite versions of the all in the family when Carol O'Connor was Archie wanted to get an attorney and they were looking at the firm of Rabinowitz and Rabinowitz and Rabinowitz And he said get the old one. He's the smartest. Oh I really liked that. I got to meet Carol O'Connor several times and he's just a super nice guy. Oh God was he religious? But just a really really nice guy. Anyway, let's move on to a couple other things here We're gonna have our guest here is mr. Astro cycles himself Astro trend out of Naples, Florida will be joining us here in about five minutes And I wanted to cover one other one that I think is really in play any way that we have to you know Watch very very closely and that is this silver market because we have made some major We're we're really knocking on the door here folks. I I'm watching this open interest really closely because You know open interest dropping in prices going down. It's not bearish. It's just that you got players leaving the market You notice the high here We're back at those old highs where we worked two and a half years ago, and that's a big a Bcd and if you like a Bcd You got to pay attention So that's what I'm trying to do is to get in without risking an arm and a leg or even a toenail for a matter of Fact because I would like to get long gold and silver down in here But I know if we break much lower we could be buying gold about a hundred and forty dollars lower and that my friends will definitely be Christmas day because there's when you want to be looking at that gold around 1595 because if that comes in it's Billy Ray Valentine Capricorn Christmas Day Open the vaults and buy a couple of cold cougarans or whatever you want to buy But if we get there, we're gonna be great We'll be right back with the winsky man himself nor winsky eight seven seven nine two seven six six four eight If you want to take advantage of this sector now is the time to subscribe to my gold report The gold report is a comprehensive look at the metal sector as well as the markets that move gold Which is the currency and bond markets new subscribers get a 30-day money back guarantee So you have nothing to lose every Monday morning I published a gold report with coverage of gold silver bonds the XAU HUI GDX as well as more than 30 different mining equities To see for yourself the types of profitable trades that are recommended within the gold report sign up now by visiting Tfnn.com don't miss out on the next great gold trade sign up today Tfnn is excited about our new software charting program the art of timing the trade charts in Collaboration with Tom O'Brien and using his best-selling book the art of timing the trade your ultimate trading mastery system David White has programmed an outstanding piece of software that will complement any traders methodology Using this first-of-its-kind program the art of timing the trade charts allows you to scan thousands of stocks for Fibonacci Formation setups including guardlies ABCs butterflies and much more the art of timing the trade charts is designed to help you when Scouring the markets for stocks just beginning to form the trading patterns that many investors spend days weeks or even months Searching to find and right now we're offering licenses available at only $79 a month we are so confident that you're gonna love this new charting software that will even give you a 30-day Unconditional money-back guarantee don't miss out on this incredible new piece of software get your copy of the art of timing the trade charts today by visiting Tfnn.com Sharpening your skills as an investor is like getting better at playing a musical instrument You have to practice sure, but you also need excellent instruction from experts at Tfnn you'll get advice and guidance from the authority and technical market analysis, and it's not just dry tedious text either Tfnn airs live financial content streamed live on Tfnn.com and Tfnn's YouTube channel with Tiger TV live every market day from 8 30 a.m. To 4 p.m.. 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I like to do educational stuff though You know catch a fish for a thing a catch a fish and Give it give a man a fish. There we go. Give a man a fish. He'll eat for a day. Teach a man to fish He'll eat for a lifetime. I like to help people Teach the people how to fish so they can eat for a lifetime Here's a here. So I'm gonna go back. Just look at two Sort of windows here of things that were happening in the last couple weeks in the June Night of the 27th of June. We had Neptune turning retrograde Okay, Neptune is oil the next night. We had a new moon So I as you I don't know if you read my updates or not Larry, but I have a nice email updates I told the folks here is the chart as of the night of the 27th The crew to all the previous week had dropped $18 Then we were coming back up into the night of the 27th. I said it looks like we I think we'd taken out the 50% retracement. I said I think we had a shot at Maybe getting to the 618 which would be a 111 04 to the penny and I thought the top could stretch another day into the new moon The next day that that's what happened it rallied into the night of the 28th into the midday the 29th and Yes, and the here's the the day before the next day. Here's the chart the next day as you see here We got on the 29th. We got to 111 14. That's the September crude oil And then it dropped about nine handles over the next three or four days. So that's pretty good, right? That's very intense. That's through our Fibonacci target within one day of Neptune turning retrograde that worked out pretty well Okay, so keep that nine that's the next time Neptune is doing something to keep your eye on the crude oil then the next Interesting thing we had is back here on the night of the 5th now you were just talking about corn I think and Corn was going down down down like that And then we got to the when you have the AC overnight the markets often turn the next morning or the next day And look what happened here on the 6th the corn bottom December corn bottom at 566 and a half and then now we're up as you mentioned I think about what 80 90 cents now right and the I think as you mentioned 655 is a 50% retracement So now over the week this past weekend We just had mercury Parahealing which I'll be talking about here when I talk about what's what's coming up right now and in the next couple days So we have a and we have a moon coming up, too so any of those were two interesting things that happened here over the last two weeks and Merc and mercury is the grains that all this stuff applies a stock market, of course But in in terms of commodities the commodities are neural filters that tend to only respond to us a certain things So there you go. So mercury is grains. We just had another mercury event over the weekend We had mercury bottom of the corn there and the other greens on the 6th All right looking ahead here. Here's something I sell them ever show I have showed on your show before I do fractals I do I have Figured out a way to do fractals at a simple level.  I started Looking at this back in the late 70s early 80s when I stumbled on as January go so goes here I didn't realize at the time. That's a fractal statement. It's called the January barometer Then as I went along I studied more and more that sort of thing and expanded it and so forth. So anyway Here's the January barometer or it's a type of fractal For the S&P here the blue bars what happened in January and then we Overlaid the prices this I took you into early August and here's what's exciting But you can't see here. I have the rest of the I had this all laid out for the year You know and so it's going to get good according to this model. We follow this model It's going to get really exciting in August. We had the potential to have a huge I don't even I don't even know the word for it. It's bigger than huge a very big move in the stock market in the month of August, okay Now here's to this is even more and this might be even more interesting. Look how well this is tracking for the bonds You see that and this says that we're making a little top We just made a little top here or make a top here in the bonds that they're probably going to go back down So anyway, that's the fractal. So I have this it's a year's half over. So if you want to contact me I just marked it down at the half price And so you can get that and you get a I can teach us about 10 to 15 minutes and you get a class and it's very inexpensive So contact me if you think you might be interested and by the way any folks who are allergic to astrology This is all astro-free. It's all based on time and price patterns. There's no astrology involved in that Okay, here we go. Here's what's coming up over this past weekend that we're doing this Monday midday and Over this weekend. We just had a season after the close after Friday's close over the weekend We got big stuff to the US chart anytime. We have the US natal chart We take the US natal chart is where we take up Snapshotter where the plants were back on the 4th of July 1776 and by the way, if you don't know One of our main founding fathers, Mr. Benjamin Franklin He was an astrologer and advice Thomas Jefferson when he should sign the Declaration of Independence and and bring our Country into founding there, you know, and so there we go So we have any time we had the US chart US stocks T bonds US dollar you were just talking about these markets and Over the weekend. We had a mercury peri healing there. I just mentioned that that's anytime you have mercury doing something That's your grain. So we're at a possible turning point here for the for the grains and then we also here's another huge cycle for the US Pluto's back to where it was 248 years ago when the country was founded and now, you know, the outer planets That's the outer plants a slow-moving outer planets They kind of zigzag their way forward two steps forward one step back Pluto already hit this point back in February February 21 Within three days of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, which had big ramifications for our country in terms of our economy and so forth And now it's going retrograde and hitting that point again over this past weekend and so I'm not sure what it's all all means but we were we were looking for a change of trend in the Sox T bonds of the US dollar over this weekend and then this morning we have another point to the US chart Again, and then and then also this afternoon. So a huge cluster here for the US plus your greens That's what's happening now. And here's the here's the charts as of Over the weekend Friday's close. There's the S&P 500 rallying up and now we're down As long as I last look a little while ago Bonds are down. I don't know if they've turned up or not But we're looking for change of trend in the bonds of the bonds turned up to here this morning yet, Larry I don't know nor my I can't check prices while I'm on the air here. So I don't know I saw was there 138 here 26 or something. Are you going here's the dollar and I know you're kind of on the got the Euro and the bargain basement shopping list there and The sale was a no sale they took my $250 and left me there holding a scarf that I didn't want to buy So I left well because you know it trades inversely to the dollar usually if it doesn't turn today Your big window for the all the currency is going to be probably Wednesday afternoon. Oh, we got the music Hey, that's good to know. 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Tell us why that's important, please Okay, Wednesday afternoon. I think about two thirty two thirty five You can Google it or something We're gonna have a full moon at perigee. That's only occurs Usually, you know this these cycles they phase in together. They phase out. Yeah, so we had one middle of June We're gonna get one again on Wednesday afternoon and then that'll be it for about 14 months You know, then you'll probably get two more in about 14 months, you know But what what that is is he got everybody knows what a full moon is I think and then what happens is the full moon and the Paragee when the moon's closest Apigee cycle the perigee cycle to be precise when the moon's closest lines up with the full moon They're not the same cycle But they phase in together at this time And so you got you go out look at the sky at the full moon It looked like the moon is extra big because it's closer and that means is probably got extra Gravitational pole the potential is you got a high tide a higher tides It could trigger an earthquake you can trigger all kinds of geo Doesn't mean it well, but if something's like on the edge This could be the you know the feather that breaks the camel's back You know that one that final trigger and it also tends to have a Effect on the stock market in the middle of June there We had a very high batting average on our Market turns on that full moon and I expect the same to happen here about Wednesday, you know So the currencies are really great on the moon by the way And you got all these currencies the dollars going up up up most these currencies are going down down down You probably get some kind of reaction from the moon here about Wednesday once the afternoon probably not Far farther out than Thursday, you know Wow Okay, did I answer the question that that is perfection and you know what norm if it works We're gonna have you as a guest again, and if it doesn't work We want to wish you the best or whatever you decide to do in your life. We'll have you again No problem, but this is the time this is the kind of stuff that people like to hear You know that's in the future. We're two days out. He told us what to look for so When we have you on guests, we're gonna, you know go over that and see how it worked out But this is what it's all about is lining up price and time. So I'm sorry for interrupting but please continue No, and I just want to follow up on right before the commercial We were mentioning the the big three here the US markets S&P bonds, you know, S&P We know is down. We weren't sure about the bonds I went looked up there up about two and a half handles and the dollars still going up So that's that's where we're at there and looking ahead of here now. There's your greens We were looking for a possible top here. Now the grains also respond to the moon So if they don't top now, they're likely to top on the full moon there, you know late Wednesday or early Thursday, you know and there's your there's the charts as of, you know, a Sunday night and As you said that we were getting up to the 50% retracement there on the corn There's your wheat and here's it. Here's what was coming up. I didn't get to this part yet.  So full moon. There we go They got the full moon in Capricorn, which means, you know, every month the full moon is in a different sign And so we were in addition to our usual suspects financials Grains precious metals and Capricorn. We will be featuring coffee. So this is also the call and there you go If you're Larry's our age, you'll know who Mrs. Olsen was. If not, well, you can go look her up Spokes spokeswoman for Folgers coffee for about 15 years. All right Anyway, so said that we have at the end of the week or the weekend 15th weekend has Saturn lining up with the US Neptune. That means we get into the US We got stocks you have stock T bonds US dollar and because it's to Neptune We're going to be looking at oil also We don't know whether these are going to be highs or lows until we get there But right before you get there if you're at any kind of extreme, there's 70 75 percent probability That that market will reverse if you're going sideways like they say a joysie forget about it, you know Okay, it's Newton's law for every action. There's an opposite equal reaction So the opposite sideways are just more sideways. So don't do sideways. That's it We're looking for the extreme there like I showed you on the previous examples where the corn was going down down down Got to extreme there on the night of the 5th and the bottom the next day and so forth. That's the kind of thing We're looking for you know Okay questions or anything No, that that's really good. I really this was a great session because I Have a strong interest in the looter stuff, of course, and we've got this crop report on the 12th We've got this big date coming out at 13th, so it's going to be really interesting around that time. So Pop culture they call that a supermoon the technical term is a lunar Scissorgy that's where you have two or more cycles lining up together. Okay? Yeah, what's the opposite of the scissorgy? There's one on the opposite side of that It's called a micro moon micro moon like we had at the in my dream Okay, we had a new moon at Apigee. That's that we had you always have the opposite point, you know A couple weeks away We're phasing out now of the scissorgy season. This will be the last one for Actually in seven months, it'll be I'll have the opposite You'll have the new moon at perigee then and then the full moon will be at Apigee Wow, that's good. Okay. So anyway, anybody hasn't seen me before I've been doing this a long time not as long as Larry, but almost as long I started studying the stock market when I was 15 back in the mid 60s there I'm 71 now and then I kept at it and started investing was that college there in Tarot, Indiana And Indiana State University home in the fighting in sycamores, and I did well and that and I got a little bit of inheritance added 50 inheritance and made some money and that led to my buying a membership on the Chicago Board options exchange But it was a fledgling exchange in 1975 and And that started my career. How much was how much was your seat norm? I paid $25,000 for that Wow, now, they're about five million or something, right? They Know well, you know, they're all demutrized with the Merc now. Yeah, they don't they don't do that anymore, you know but when they mutualized they bought out the members and That went through that particular membership. I think went out at about three million Wow Yeah, so anyway, I got out long before that. I was happy after 12 years I was 36 years old in 1987. I looked at the sixth planet line up there Yes I remember Yeah, exactly. And I said wow this market looks like a bubble. It could be 1929 all over again deja vu all over again, you know, I said I think I you know I was getting I was getting to be an old man there at 36 on the floor there And so I decided I was gonna sell I had three memberships by that point I had the big seat belt seat and then I had like a mini option seat and I had a mini border trait seat and I sold them all within about six weeks of each other and To avoid because I know the history of Memberships, you know in late at the peak in 29 New York Saga she's membership went for 555 thousand dollars. That was a fortune back then and And then at the bottom in December of 74 it went for 35,000 and that's not even adjusted for inflation Yeah Listen buddy. Oh good. Hey stay with us. 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We're talking with norm winsky of astro trans norm. You were born on february 17th, correct?  Uh, this some of the question. Uh, mr. Zach is asking, uh Is does it does the date of your birthday? Uh, and all the stuff surrounding that does that affect your trading schedules? Well, I try not to let it, you know, obviously you're having a positive cycle You know, things are going smoother But you know, I have a very rather mechanical system here So if yours have the discipline to follow the system it shouldn't matter, you know Okay, so the answer to that question is a definite no Uh, uh, a qualified no Okay, let me just finish that story about the new york section seat In december of 74 near the bottom there You might know we bought them on the I was at the ninth the ninth of december on the dow. They're five seven oh three digits, right? And the new york stock exchange seat went for 30 they announced $35,000 sale for the seat I think within that same week, it came across the newswires that the new york taxicad medallion Went for 50,000. He was going for more than a new york stock exchange seat Which said that your chance of making a living in new york were better as a cab driver as a member of the new york stock exchange And it stayed that way for 25 or 30 years as I recall I don't know about that Well, I I do know because I had several friends that were members of the york stock exchange and You know, they were complaining a lot. I know they had a way that you remember the moon lighting rule Do you know that did you know the moon light lighting rule?  That's how bad it was, you know Yeah So in the face of all that on friday the 6th, that's the friday before the monday went low I was It's exchange seabo there To take my membership exact right the day before the low Yeah, anyway, so if anybody like to get a hold of me, I got free. I'll help you out. I'll get free classes. I'll help you There's my contact information Makes normal. See you soon. Yeah See you tomorrow with jim Bartolioni


Amnesty International organized a demonstration on November 15, in which scores of effigies wrapped in whitecloths were laid outside the White House to visually represent the bodies of thousands of Palestinians who have died since the Israel-Hamas War began. Protesters laid roses on the props and in later placed candles between them as they demanded that US President Joe Biden call for an immediate ceasefire in the conflict, Amnesty's senior campaign manager Isra Shaqqer said the group was calling for the Israeli government to allow unimpeded humanitarian aid to Gaza after weeks of bombardment by Israel aimed at Hamas, the United States has said that a general ceasefire would not be appropriate, though it has pushed for pauses and hostilities to deliver humanitarian aid Israel has deployed overwhelming aerial firepower since the October 7 attack, which saw Hamas gunmen burst out of the Gaza Strip, killing 1,200 Israelis and taking 239 hostages. As the health officials say 11,000 people have been killed since the conflict started.  These are more than just numbers, they're more than just statistics, these are families, these are parents who have lost their children, children who have lost their parents and we wanted to demonstrate their humanity and this visual is a representation of grief, a lot of insurmountable grief and desire and calling out for our president to do something to stop this because we need to stop this, how many more lives killed, how many more families destroyed.


I'm Deborah Borchart, and this is your Marijuana Money Minute. I'm reporting from the 2019 MJ Biz Conference. This year, there are over 1,300 exhibitors and 36,000 attendees. This week, Teresend announced its intention to do a private placement offering. The company plans to offer approximately 10.77 million units of the company shares at a price of $2.45 cents in Canadian, which will generate gross proceeds of $20 million. The company is going to use that to speed up the completion of its New Jersey cultivation and processing facility, and to make a purchase price payment for its acquisition of Alara Healthcare. MedMen executed a term sheet for a non-brokered offering of subordinate voting shares for about $27 million at a price of $0.43 a share. Basically, Andrew Modlin is granting a limited proxy to Ben Rose, the executive chairman of the board, his class A super voting shares for a period of one year. The company also agreed to additional cost reductions, and they're amending the maturity date for a term loan a little bit further out. The company is also forecasting 2020 revenue in the range of $225 million to $245 million, and a 2021 range of revenue from $450 to $500 million. Can it be grossed name David Klein as the company's CEO effective January 14? The company said that Klein has served in a number of senior leadership positions over the past 14 years at Constellation Brands. Presco Labs completed its first harvest from its expanded cultivation facility in Lincoln, Illinois. The state will begin sales of legal adult use cannabis on January 1, and that is predicted to be a $2 to $4 billion market once it has matured. It's expected to be one of the largest cannabis markets in the country. The company also announced this week that it's going to shore up its balance sheet by selling off one of those properties in Illinois in Lincoln, Illinois to the Green Acres real estate company, and then they'll do a lease back. They sold it for $50 million. RecShares has launched the MJO. That is the first leverage exchange traded product in the US linked to the cannabis industry. MJO is an exchange traded note, and it is linked to the MSMJ, the index micro sectors North American Cannabis Index, it seeks to leverage two times the exposure to the index. And finally, Holistic Industries said it will make a $20 million investment in Madison Heights for its Michigan headquarters. And that's it for this week. I'm Deborah Borcher reporting from Las Vegas, Nevada at the MJBiz 2019 conference.


For this episode, I traveled to Reddy Point Preserve, located off of the St. John's River. The Preserve is located near the very end of University Boulevard North, which can be accessed via Arlington Expressway. Take it right on Yachtman Way and follow ahead until you see the park sign. Visitors to Reddy Point Preserve can immerse themselves in the natural setting and watch the sparkling St. John's River ebb and flow. This is a local favorite for fishermen and boaters because of the accessible dock located at its northernmost point. I walked along the dock, took the breeze in, and told myself how lucky I was to be outside on such a beautiful day. Visitors may also opt for a nature walk where they may observe local birds and wildlife or just sit back and relax, watching nature at its best. As you hike along the trail, be on the lookout for butterflies as they pass you by. There are beautiful tall trees here and an abundance of sunlight, making this Preserve a perfect getaway from urban living. The Preserve can also be accessed via a boat on the St. John's River by parking at the dock on the northern end. Thank you for joining me on another episode of Exploring Northeast Florida Special Places. Get outside and explore Reddy Point for yourself, and remember to leave no trace. Protect our park system, spread awareness, and never stop exploring. I'll see you on the trail next time.


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All right, happy new year everyone. I'm not sure if I got a chance to talk to everybody after people came back from their breaks. Hope you had a good break and great start to a new year. Looks like, I think I may have added harness prematurely, but you've got Vitaly, Robert, George, Jacopo, Remy, and Ben. Yeah, I think we have a good number of people here, so we'll get started. And then let me, I think you guys can see my screen, but let me make that into a full screen presentation mode so you guys can all see this. Can you all hear me? Yeah, yeah. All right, cool, thanks. All right, so we've got a few things on the agenda. I mean, thanks for your flexibility. Getting back from the holidays, I just realized the originally scheduled time conflicted with the event last week, so I appreciate your flexibility. So I just wanted to get started on a few things to start off the year. And obviously we can add other topics towards the end under any other topics if you want to add anything. So have a link to working progress blog post. A couple of you folks already took a look at it, which I appreciate. So just wanted to do a couple of things on the blog post. I mean, one is, I mean, guys, I think I mentioned our participation in Pausam in a few weeks. But the other key thing that I wanted to do was to sort of celebrate what we've done from the wider community during 2019. So I added both of these charts on the slide. Is there a question or is it just a background noise? All right, I'll just keep going. So I added both of these charts, both of these charts on the slide to the blog post. I mean, the one on the left basically shows community contribution starting, I mean, going back to 11.l, you see a nice upward trending graph, which is always nice to see. And then another cool thing in 2019 was that we ended the year for the 12.6 release with the record number of MRs that were merged from the wider community. So that was a great way to end the year and start the holiday vacation. I mean, obviously, I want to thank everyone on the call and in the community for the contributions. And I was really excited to see this, I mean, continuous growth. I mean, obviously, we'll have ups and downs based on like seasonality and other things. But it's nice to see this nice upward trending graph in terms of MRs getting merged for each release. And one on the right, I just wanted to compare data for the past three years in terms of number of contributors and the merged MRs. I'm particularly happy with the contributors, especially if you compare the numbers between 2018 and 2019, we almost like doubled, and which is sort of reflective of the number of team members at Gillab. I think we more than doubled last year, but I mean, this is pretty close in terms of contributors that are participating in the community. So that was really, really cool to see. So hopefully we'll see this continuous growth in 2020. But yeah, I was pretty excited about this one. I tallied the numbers a couple of weeks ago. Not sure if people have any questions. Or commentary. But if not, I'll move to the next slide, which shows, I mean, top contributors, I mean, this is a final tally for 2019. And I mean, it's not a coincidence that top three people are from the court team in terms of the number of MRs merged. So I mean, all of you not just the MRs. I mean, MRs are great, obviously. It's always welcome. But you've always also had hand in helping other community members during hackathons or otherwise in terms of triaging MRs or encouraging community members to contribute. So I definitely appreciate that.  But just want to thank everybody on the call who helped out. So any comments or questions that I wasn't sure if there was, it looks like Takria joined, but I don't know if you have a question. I'm sorry, just I'm coming. What is your question? I wasn't sure. Like, I just noticed that there was a, I wasn't sure if it was a background noise. I was asking you if you had a question, if you had any question, because I heard something from your line. But if not, I'll move one second, please. Yeah. I mean, if you're, if you don't have any questions, I mean, that's, that's fine. We can move forward. But other people on the call, if you have any questions, feel free to speak up. Yeah, I, I, I would do, do the old, you know, much best as community contributions. Can you update statistics? Yeah, yeah, yeah, I saw the comment. Yeah, so I mean, obviously, see, if you look at this MR, Takria, you made a comment about, I should probably update some of the community statistics, statistics lies on, on the contribute page. We'll definitely, can definitely do that. And I need to update it dead in a couple of places. So.  What do you think? For example, the source, it can, can you click the source? I'm sorry, Takria, can you repeat that, please? Can you click, can, can you have access to the sounds? Sorry, I forgot the name of the, the figures on the list and the source are different now. I'm sorry, I couldn't quite catch that, Takria. I'm sorry. Did you say like a source and, and these statistics are different or? On this page or? This page and figures on V, V takes, V take or the IO? Let me just see, let me go to the top contributors page. So are you referring to this link right here? Yes. It should be the same. I mean, I left some of the names off. So, I mean, basically I exported this chart for the submitters, but I removed people like myself because he's part of the GitLab team, team member now. But it should be pretty identical. I see. Yeah. This must be some much, much, so maybe the figure is increased. So some, some people are ranked up to the insurgist and also star. Yeah. I mean, I double checked the data as like a first week of January. And then if you look at the query, I mean, basically I set the timestamp for like a December 31st for like MRS to be merged. I mean, if you see a discrepancy, I mean, please let me know. I mean, if something's incorrect, be happy to correct them. But if you want, if you find something, if you can just follow up on the issue or for this month's call and just point me to where the error might be and happy to take a look at it. I see. Okay. Thank you. All right. Yep. Thank you. Okay. Any other questions from other folks? Okay. All right. I'll just move right along. So, not sure if you notice, we started this thing called the community office hours. And this is something that I started talking to the package team about a couple of months ago. And this came out of one of the iteration office hours that SID holds. And a lot of the product managers, including Tim, were talking about looking for ways to get feedback from the community members. And then that's when we started talking about holding office hours to invite wider community members. And separately, the same discussion was taking place in the runner's team. So we wanted to just set up a pretty informal call with the wider community members to talk about a variety of topics. It's not like a real formalized agenda. But we can talk about community contributions that people have submitted, that they wanted to talk about or get looked at, feedback on product directions or development priorities for each team. One of the things that the runner team, as you can see from the recordings is that they wanted to also show what's involved in doing MR reviews for community contributions. So we started off with the runner team this month. And we actually, if you go to the playlist, you'll see a couple of recordings. One was actually more of a planning discussion. It was a short, like a 30, 40-minute call on what the format should be and how we want to structure the conversations. And the following week, we had the first formal office hour. And we spent the entire hour just talking to the community members about one of his MRs. And then, you know, we, you know, I think Steve did a great job with trying to understand the motivation for the MR. And then trying to figure out, like, how do, you know, and then try, and also trying to explain, like, what are some of the steps that he goes through in reviewing the MR. And we spent the entire, like, an hour going through that one particular MR. I mean, Pierre Tardy, he's been pretty active in runner with his contributions over the past several months. So it was a good exercise. And it was a really nice way of getting, like, a real-time feedback between Steve and Pierre on that particular MR. So, you know, we're going to continue this with the runner team on a monthly cadence. So the next, the office hour will actually happen, I mean, during the hackathon, which I'll talk about in a minute. So, I mean, I mean, I think a number of you were, like, interested in looking at some of the backlog of runner project in the past. So, I mean, feel free to watch your recording and would love to get your feedback. And in the package theme that I mentioned with Tim Rizzi, like, we'll kick off the office hour also during the hackathon in a couple of weeks. We actually talked to one of the contributors who's, like, pretty interested in this, and he's been actually making contributions over the past year or so. And, yeah, he was, like, definitely interested in, you know, trying this out and participating in conversations. We would have started this earlier, but except that he was on vacation for, like, a couple of months, starting in December. So we wanted to hold off until he's back. So I believe he's back now, back home in Germany. But so we'll kick it off with the package theme next month. And I think this is a really interesting way of, you know, working community members real time, or I mean, people can obviously watch your recordings of, you know, discussing various topics that are of interest to the community members. So there's also a link to a handbook update that I made and working, waiting for feedback from the runner team. It's a pretty simple change on describing what the office hours are. But just wanted to give you all a heads up. I'm not sure people have any questions or comments, or I'm not sure people had a chance to take a look at the recording. I mean, we try to tweet these like office hour sessions over the past couple of weeks. And I mean, at least from the Twitter traffic, it looks like decent number of people like the idea of it. But any feedback that you folks may have, or if you want to participate in it going going forward, obviously we'll welcome your feedback and participation. Cool. I think that's a great idea. Yeah, yeah, I was I was really happy with the way the runner event went.  So I knew he was going to definitely going to join like, but once he got back to France. So, yeah, we'll continue to iterate going forward. Cool. Cool. Okay. Moving right along.  It's on the 12th and 13th of February. I'm still trying to, I mean, I haven't updated the Hackathon pages yet, because I'm still trying to sort of nail down the tutorial topics and a couple of other things.  I'm awaiting confirmation from Tim. And a couple of others like a secure and defend David DeSanto is going to talk, is looking forward to meeting with the community. And I think I posted this on the core team channel or maybe it was the MR coaches channel about a week or so ago. We're working with, I'm working with Myra to do sort of a tips and tricks session on Git for contributors. So I was collecting topics like simple things like, you know, how do you do a rebase and, and I think a couple of people made some suggestions. So any like ideas or tips you have on that both Myra and I'll appreciate it. So looking forward to that. And so that will probably, hopefully I'll have an MR sort of announcing all of this thing in the next few days. And also if you have any suggestions on issues that we should highlight up highlight for the hackathon that are good for contributors. One of the things I did notice over the past couple of months is that a lot of people have been taking advantage of the good for first time contributors label of seeing more that getting, getting added to issues. So the interesting sort of run a query on how many issues there are, but I'll probably highlight those. And I've seen a lot of that in documentations and a lot of other projects. So which is, which is, which is a good thing. But if you have any others that that grabs your attention that might be worth highlighting please let me know. A final thing on the hackathon. So I typically do a kickoff session around this time on Tuesdays. And it happens to coincide with the hackathon. I think this has happened this happened like a couple of times in the past, where the kickoff session coincides with the court team call. And one of the things I was going to suggest or ask all of you is what do you think of the idea of like combining the kickoff call with what the court team meeting? I mean, obviously this call is open to anybody to join. So I mean, from, from that standpoint, I don't think there are any issues of, of, of, you know, wider community members joining in on, on the court team discussions.   So wanting to see, you know, I definitely see a value in like combining the call to raise visibility to both, but wanting to get your take on it and see if you have any concerns. I think that's a good idea. Yeah, sounds good to me. Yeah. All right, cool. Yeah, I mean, appreciate that. I mean, let me know if you have any concerns. I mean, I'll, you know, definitely try to keep the agenda so that it's not overwhelming for, for the court team discussions, but I think it's a worth an experiment. If it doesn't go well, we won't, we won't do it again, but we'll see how it goes. So let me write that down on the notes. All right. All right, well, thanks for, thanks for that. I mean, those are all the topics I had. I mean, let me pause here. I don't know if people have any questions or comments on the hackathon. So yeah, yeah, go ahead. Yeah. Is there an issue for this hackathon, like where we can suggest ideas like for the tips and tricks? Yeah, let me find the issue. Give me a second. I forgot to add it to the slides. That's a good point. There it is. Let me just paste it on to the slides. There we go. Awesome. Yep. All right. Any, I think, George, did you, were you going to say something like I don't know if it was you or somebody else that had a comment? Nothing comes in mind. All right, cool. Combining the, the core team meeting with the hackathon will be nice and experiment with this. Yep. Cool. Okay. Cool. Any other topics that people want to discuss? Ray, are there any, is there any progress with the community advisory council? Oh, that's a good question. I know, like Todd had made comments on it right before the holidays and David's not on the call. So let me follow up with them and get to the note so I can follow up with David. You know, completely forgot about that. Thanks for the reminder, George. Anything else? Any other topics? All right. Well, I appreciate, especially for people in Europe, dialing in early and we'll do this again at the hackathon or, oh, I forget, like, is anyone else coming to FOSAM besides, besides me on the call or, I guess, you know, I guess it's just, it'll just be me and David. You probably saw in the blog post we got some interesting things planned for the one in a couple of weeks. So definitely looking forward to that, but we'll provide a recap of it during the, during the next month's call. All right. Well, thanks for, thanks for joining and have a good rest of your day. Thanks for having us, David. Thank you.


The World Health Organization has appealed to the international community for donors to continue funding the UN body campaign in Afghanistan as the country faces imminent humanitarian catastrophe. Director-General Tidrus Jabresa spoke in Geneva after Harvard visited Afghanistan and its region was Lebanon, Oman and Qatar. He said that cases of infant disease polio, which was close to the to being eradicated in the country could make a reappearance in the country. Unless urgent action is taken, Afghanistan faces an imminent humanitarian catastrophe. Over the past 20 years, significant health gains have been made in Afghanistan in reducing maternal and child mortality, moving towards polio eradication and more. Those gains are now at severe risk with the country's health system on the brink of collapse. There has been a surge in cases of measles and diarrhea. Almost 50 percent of children are at high at risk of malnutrition. A resurgence of polio is a major risk and 2.1 million dose of COVID-19 vaccine remain unused.


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So let's jump into this amazing crock pot, super easy dinner recipe for tonight's crock pot slow cooker recipe. I'm so excited for this. We are making stuffed bell peppers. I love stuffed bell peppers, but there are pain to make, but making them in your slow cooker is a game changer. So let me show you what's in our recipe. You're going to need some Worcestershire sauce, rice of your choice, I'm using jasmine rice, thyme or rosemary, garlic powder, salt and pepper, tomato sauce, a pound of 99% extra lean ground turkey, a red onion or a sweet onion. Of course, lots and lots of bell peppers. I have five total. Some cauliflower rice for me, since I can't have regular rice, I'm going to stuff a couple peppers with rice cauliflower for me and then I'll step the rest with just the regular jasmine rice for Troy.  So the first thing I'm going to do is start cooking my rice. I have the little dash rice cooker off of Amazon. I love this rice cooker. It makes it so incredibly easy. I'm going to do one full cup of rice. This is probably going to be too much, but whatever is left over, I know that Troy will eat. So I'm going to do a cup of uncooked rice and a cup and a half of water. And then literally you put the lid on and you turn it on.  The light on the front will go off when the rice is done cooking. I love, love, love this. It makes it so easy. I'll link it down below for you. And for me, I'm using this kitchen and love microwaveable already pre-cooked cauliflower rice. This is delicious. I got this off of imperfect foods, but you can find a four, five or six pack. I'm not sure which one at Costco for under $10. That's just as delicious. So I'm going to pop this in the microwave so that my rice is ready for the peppers. I need to chop up my onion and then we are actually going to cut the top off of our bell pepper, clean it out completely, set your tops aside because we'll need those a little bit later on. While the rice is finishing cooking, I'm going to start assembling the stuffing for the bell peppers. So this little bowl is going to be the one that I put my turkey in in my cauliflower rice. And then the larger bowl will be for Troy's turkey and regular rice. So I need to divide out my ground turkey. I want the majority of it to go for Troy because I'm actually only going to stuff two bell peppers for myself and the rest of the bell peppers I will be stuffing for Troy. So I'm going to just add a little bit of the turkey for me and the majority for him. We want 12 ounces of tomato sauce total. This is 15 ounces. So again, I'm going to add the majority of the ounces to Troy's and then a little bit to mine. Then I'm going to add in the diced onion, about a teaspoon into Troy's and a half a teaspoon into mine of Worcestershire sauce, some thyme, garlic powder, salt and pepper. I'm going to add some cauliflower rice to mine. I'm going to about half this package and I'll just put the rest away for another dinner. So I'm going to go ahead and get my mixture stirred together and into my bell peppers. Troy's rice isn't quite done yet, but I can at least get my couple of bell peppers stuffed. So I'm going to go ahead and stuff one bell pepper for myself. I'm going to use this entire mixture in two bell peppers. So my goal is to make two-step peppers for myself. So here are my two peppers. These look so good. When we add these to our crock pot, we'll go ahead and put the tops back on them for cooking. So the rice is done. So I'm just going to scoop from the rice cooker into the mixture for the bell peppers and I'll just kind of eyeball it and whatever rice is left over. I'll just put it in a storage container. Troy will definitely eat it. So here is Troy's mixture. It looks amazing. So we're going to go ahead and stuff his three bell peppers. Now the original recipe calls for six bell peppers, but I had used one in another recipe. So I actually only had the five left. And also the original recipe wants you to add the tomato sauce at the end, but I decided to go ahead and just mix it in just so that the mixture in the bell pepper is a little bit more moist than if we would have added that tomato sauce at the very end. I will of course link the original recipe on my website if you want to follow it to a T and add your tomato sauce at the end. We're going to add about a quarter of a cup of water to the bottom of our crock pot. We're going to place the bell peppers in the crock pot and put the lid on. Some of these don't stand up the best. So I'm going to have to lean those ones against the outside wall. So you can either cook this on high for four hours or on low for eight hours. You definitely want to pay attention to the liquid. Make sure that there's plenty of liquid during the cooking stage. It is almost noon here. So I'm going to actually cook mine on high for four hours. Five hours later. Our bell peppers are done. My house smells absolutely incredible. Look at how gorgeous these look. You can lift off the top and just check and make sure that everything's cooked through. But these look so good. I'm going to throw some frozen broccoli in the microwave to have as an extra veggie. I'll plate up dinner and I'll be back to share points and calories. So here is my dinner for tonight. So my stuffed pepper and then I just topped it with a little bit of light mozzarella cheese. I have some broccoli that I steamed in the microwave with some spray butter, salt and pepper. So lots of veggies, lots of protein. I will go ahead and put calories and points here on the screen for you. Thank you for joining me on another WW slow cooker recipe video. I hope you enjoyed seeing these stuffed bell peppers. They were really, really, really good. And I will tell you, I did not even notice the cauliflower rice in mine. I would have sworn I had regular rice. There was no weird cauliflower taste or anything. They were absolutely incredible. Tonight's recipe is on my recipe website. That will be linked down in the description box along with nutrition coaching links and discounts to my favorite things. And of course, my Facebook group coming over. Join us there as well. Thank you again for watching and I'll see you all next time. Bye!


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Since the Voyager Science team released audio from interstellar space, I've seen a lot of questions about why we don't have more audio from deep space missions. I'm Amy Schirrititel, and this is a vintage space video. Unfortunately, no mission has ever successfully captured sound from space, but this isn't for lack of trying. NASA's Mars polar lander carried a microphone on board, but when it crashed in 1999, the microphone was destroyed and the whole mission came to an end. There was also a French mission designed just to capture sounds on the red planet, but it never flew. NASA's Mars Phoenix lander did carry a microphone which landed successfully on the surface, but the microphone never returned good data. So what we don't know what exactly space sounds like, scientists have been able to simulate what any sound would sound like on a different planet. They do this by taking atmospheric data and figuring out how the sound waves would move and change in a different atmosphere. In the case of Voyager 1, scientists were able to take information about the amplitude and frequency of plasma waves and turn that into audio. For more on sounds and space, check out the links below.