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NQ's up 1.3, the YM up 0.7%. Gold, we're seeing just a little bit of a pull down back in gold, but of course we have seen this meteoric rise in gold over the past month, I would say. Well, beginning March. One miner that's super interesting to look at.  It's nuts, right? I mean, this is actually going back more into like December and stuff like that, but this has done so well over a certain holding period that we've had. Really impressive to see some of the gold mining stocks do well. New Mont, now we are down again today, but again, I remember we were talking a little bit, we had a caller come in right around this level. Again, this is on some lower volume coming down.  So it's good for the gold guys at the time being, of course, we're going to have Tim Ord on a little later today, and I'm sure he'll have plenty to say about where gold is going. Of course, him and Tom were calling. This kind of move up in gold for quite a while, and we saw it. I mean, that's pretty nice. I mean, check this out, like all-time highs on this thing, just right under that 2200 level. Silver itself not doing as attractively, just off about 1.68% right now. Still around that 2430 level copper right under $4 on the contract. Crude. Crude's getting locked out around this level at $77.69. This is nice. Everything that we're looking at today, it's important to look into the context of the CPI that had come out. And we'll take a look at that in a second here. This was the commodity that I was worried about. Right? And now, of course, this is volatile, so it's not part of core CPI. And I was concerned that we were going to see increases in oil prices. Right? And we really had seen these guys stick around these low 70s, and then to shoot up, and we've stayed pretty consolidated in this 77.68 area. And we're actually a little bit lower today as well. We can talk a little bit about why that's getting locked. But first, let's look at CPI. Again, this is the CPI was a little bit higher, right? But the context of all this is not for May cuts, right? Obviously not for March cuts, because we're already into March. But believe the market had really been looking at a June cut, right? And some of this stuff with CPI was not bad looking forward towards that. Okay? So let's take a look at food, unchanged, massive, right? This is pretty good. Food away from home, about the same. Let's take a look here. Energy commodities, obviously up, right? This is a little bit what I was concerned about with it of 3.6. However, this is down on the 12 months adjusted. Let me take a look at medical care services. So down slightly for this, which is positive transportation up minorly. So, I mean, this is pretty good news, right? Owner's equivalent rose only 0.4% on the month. That was down from 0.6%. In January, you know, this is all decent stuff, right? If we're looking for a June rate cut, okay? And if we can maintain this kind of tight, you know, kind of program that we're on, and we see inflation that not being as bad month over month will be in a good situation. And again, I think that's a lot of what this pricing in is doing. And of course, if we get any rate cut, we're going to be looking at rate decreases, you know, we're off to the races as Tom says. Quite interesting. Let's take a look at Tesla 17880. They have some issues. They're autopilot along with some of their competitors had been tested by some body and they were received poor ratings for all of it. Of course, this is in its nascent stage. And I am sure we will see this technology get better as we go on. But additionally, you're having a lot of competitors coming out of China with this. And I think we'll see that become an issue for them in the coming years. And Tesla is the best boys, to my opinion, to combat these new Chinese EVs that are about to be hitting like Europe and probably to some extent America, unless we have some kind of tariff on them or embargo against it. But even Tesla themselves are saying they're worried about it, right? So I mean, what does that kind of say for the rest of the industry? Steel Dynamics 131, of course, some pretty volatile movements. Up to $13770, again, great. Dollar has been down. It cracked that 104 to 105 area. And we are at 102.97. Of course, we are up a little bit right now, but not a big deal. And the Qs up 1.34%, 440, 325.  Our futures are up. The Russell just is doing Russell things. But the NQ is up and the Dow futures. So you know, I think the market is pretty confident that we'll see a rate cut coming pretty soon. Give me one second to get my timer up. All right, let's take a look at some stories. This is what I wanted to say regarding Tesla. Oh, also, I want to say too, because I just dealt with this beforehand. And this is just an off thing. But we talk to some people from TD Ameritrade, which is now Schwab Network. And we use Thinkorswim here. I was having some issues logging into Thinkorswim. It wasn't recognizing anything, even when I went to reset my password. So I was talking to the guy, what happens? I guess sometimes it just became, my account name became locked because I logged in at too many different places. So if you're experiencing that, it is a pretty simple fix. You just got to know what to ask for. Anyways, I thought I was going to have a day without a training platform. I was going to figure out how I was going to do that. All right, let's take a look here. Tesla's autopilot and full self-driving technology and nine other assisted driving systems marketed by major automakers received poor ratings from the US Insurance Institute of Highway Safety in a new study released on Tuesday. The IHS, Safety Research Armored the Insurance Industry, also said there was no evidence that the autopilot or other assisted driving systems have real-world safety benefits based on crash data. I would be really interested to see that crash data. Like is it how much of the autopilot was at fault regarding that? Yeah, I know there are some stories around what GM was trying to do in California and they had some situations. But I believe the major one, which is the car hitting a pedestrian, the pedestrian actually was drunk and fell into the car. So I'd be interested to see how much of these autopilots were actually really at fault for it. We're able to look at insurance claims data. We have been able to look at vehicles with and without these systems and determine there is no reduction in claims as a result of these more advanced systems. And really, by comparison, there's evidence that automatic emergency braking system cut rear-end collisions by 50% and cut incidents. 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This is for all subscribers of the opening call newsletter. Okay? So you don't have to pay anything extra. And this is from 4 o'clock to 5.30 p.m. Eastern time. He's going to be going over everything that you're going to need, the technical tools for the next few months. Okay? Critical 9x14 moving average cross over the weekly Chapman wave buy mode, sector rotation, stock selection. Check this out. And I'll let Basil kind of explain the rest there. Basil, how are you doing? Hi, I'm doing well. How are you doing? I'm doing well. I'm doing well. What are we taking a look at right now? I know this market is taking quite a turn almost from where we were a few months ago. Yeah, this is very important because within the context of, well, let me just go to what I'll be discussing on Tuesday. One of the technical tools that I've used forever is the 9x14 crossover. That means the nine-period exponential moving average when it crosses positive. Let me just go to this chart right here and show you what I'm talking about. When it crosses positive, and you can see these three lines here is made up. This is on the right. It's a gray line. It's the current Dow price. It's a daily chart. There was a low made October the 27th in the Dow. And a few days later, it went from pink. You see this little line here? This pink line went to green. And ever since then, that's November the 3rd, I believe it was. And November the 2nd. So November the 3rd was already green. And this is now, so it's November, December, January, all of February and part of March. And this one technical tool has been able to keep this price positive. Even when it turned down quite sharply back in mid-January and on the 17th just quite sharply, that nine-period moving average held. And it remained green. And even here, and I have to say that in the long term, we've got a number of positions that are along the Dow for a couple of years now actually. And even from 2022, the low that was made in October. But on a very short-term basis, because it looks so much like this chart right here, that the green line-period moving average was about to flip negative, which would be the first time, as I say, since it crossed positive back in November, it flipped to positive. And even today it started to look weak and then it came back strongly. So this is the one tool. Now, we do have a very short-term, short position on the Dow. So far, that's still active. And what's very important here is that if you look at this one technical tool, which I'll be explaining and going through with different charts on Tuesday the 19th, is that the distance, SPX.X, the distance above the line is so important you can see on this is the chart. As we're looking at it right now, the S&P's are 57 to 5175. And it's above the green nine-period moving average and above the black-period moving average. And here again, although we are looking out the weekly charts, we are very positive on a short-term anticipating some kind of a pullback. So we've actually implemented a small short position. This is just as a trade. But that green-period moving average is not much, it's been absolutely beautiful. Look at the QQQ, that's the NDX100. And it's the same thing. This was a little more detailed because you actually get the candles as the QQQs on balance volume. It's been pulling back as a divergence here. So you're not quite getting the volume flow through in the NDX100. So the nine-period moving average is still positive. There was a moment in January where for a day it flipped to pink. Other than that, from the low that was made back in October the 26th, this one indicator has kept the price above the nine-period moving average except for those two days, different days. But you can see it's getting closer and closer to the nine-period moving average. It's getting closer to the black line. That's the 14-period moving average. If it turns pink, we can anticipate we've got some kind of a sell on the daily chart. We've got some kind of a selling phase going on. And we'll see how that implements the weekly chart. So that's one thing. Then I talk about the chamber wave notation. And when we get buy modes, what does that mean? Well, in this particular instance, look, going back to the Dow, the Dow is still above the nine-period exponential moving average in the weekly chart and the daily. But look at the weekly chart, how strong that is. And it's in leg B. In the chamber wave methodology, once you get a buy signal, that gets upgraded to a buy mode, which the weekly is, it should go to at least four higher peaks. That's alphabetized. That's peak A. Next one's peak B. Next higher peak is C. And then D. It can go E, F, and G. But D is your objective in a buy mode. So the long-term is still very positive for the Dow weekly. And the monthly chart is only in leg C. So I'm just explaining, these are the different technical tools that I use. These are core tools. And I'll be going through them in great detail. Then another thing I talk about is round numbers. Now, this is the number, the number of round numbers. The round number is, let me just give you an example. I thought I'd grab this just on the spur of the moment. Nvidia. Everyone's talking about Nvidia. Nvidia made an all-time high three days ago. What did it do when it made the all-time high? It hit a round number. 974.00. It had a quick pullback. There were a bunch of round numbers, and it made an 871 low the other day yesterday. And today, it's got a 912 round number. 912.00 round number. I mean, I've just, the only time I've ever seen it in not these numbers, but in great numbers, was back in the crash of, October the 19th, 1987. And that day, I said, I've never seen such round numbers, and that was the signal for a major buy signal, but that was on the way down. So I'm watching this very closely because I want you to do another one, ARM. This is arm holdings. Made about two and a half, three weeks ago, it made a round number high of 164.00 on the 12th of February. Here it is at 128. In all this time, it hasn't been able to surpass that. So I'll be talking about round numbers, what the usual implication is, and what this huge cluster will be, which I'll do over this weekend, I'll try to do a study on this because I've never seen so many, even, what was it, Costco, I believe. Yeah, Costco makes an all-time high. And very soon after that, the day before it makes a 775, it opens at a round number. So my thinking here is that these round numbers, especially when they're at the open, it's like fear of missing out. Someone wants it so desperately, they just, because you can go through chart after chart and you won't find the round numbers. So that's one thing that I'm looking at. What's the implication? And I'll be looking at sector rotation. We've already seen that the semis are getting pretty overboard. Everywhere you measure them, we'll be looking at gold aside to move, some of the commodities aside to move. So I'll be looking at the rotation, where we can go. I like Bank of America, we still have, so the finance is just doing well. Fantastic. So that's what's gonna evolve. Awesome. And I'll talk about this when we get back from the break, but Basil, thank you so much for joining us. That was fantastic. I cannot wait for it. Stay right there, folks. You might think that if you want to be successful at trading in the stock market, you're going to need a crystal ball. After all, it's impossible to predict the future, right? Like any endeavor in life, before you decide it's impossible, get some advice from the experts. You might find that it's not so impossible after all. 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Carefully consider a fund's investment objective, risk, charges and expenses contained in the prospectus available at direction.com. Read carefully. Distributor, foresight, fund services, LLC. All right, welcome back folks, that's right. The last segment we had, we were talking with Basil Chapman. Again, if you're, if you've never subscribed to the opening call newsletter, you get a 30 day money back guarantee. If for whatever reason it doesn't fit with your style or whatnot. But again, I will say that this is super accessible for first time traders, excuse me, first time subscribers. If you're just getting into trading, do it. If you've been in trading for a long time, you should do it. And come check out this webinar. And Basil is so good at this, right? Doing these, excuse me, doing these webinars for subscribers. So again, check this out. The nine-four team moving average is the weekly Chapman wave buy mode, severing the rare flood of round numbers, what he just talked about. So check the archive later. If you didn't see that, next rotation stock selection, live question and answers, come check it out. Now, let's change a little bit here. We have someone else on the line. This is one of my favorite guests that we have on. This is Tim Ord of the Ord-Oracle.com. I've been filling in for Tom a lot over the past month or two. And I've gotten to speak with him quite a bit. And it is just, it is so in-depth and amazing, his analysis, right? And he's been calling this bullish move in gold and we have seen gold just make some stellar movements. So has Tom in his Gold Report newsletter. Again, check that out. But we are with Tim right now. Tim, are you there? Yeah, I'm here. So thanks for having me on again. Absolutely. Thank you for coming on, Tim. I really, I look forward to this. So I'm interested to see what you have for us today. All right. We'll start in chart one. Perfect. We'll take a look at the bigger picture. And it's just a simple chart. Chart one is the SPX going back to 2016. I keep kind of showing this chart. But you start off the bigger time frames, show where you are in the bigger time frames. And we'll kind of drop back, go down to the weekly. We'll go down to the daily and try to figure out exactly what Mark's going to do on the short term basis on the bigger time frames. We may stall here a little bit. Well, the reason why I circled the times when the monthly SPX, 50% of that trading range closes above the upper Bollinger Band. And so all those red circles there are times when at least 50% of the trading range for that month closed above the mid-Bollinger Band. And normally when that happens, you get a little stalled market. Sometimes it's just a minor stall for maybe a month. And sometimes they call big declines like back in October of 2000, or that would have been probably January of 2020 right before the March crash. But anyhow, if you notice, the month of February did close above the upper Bollinger Band by 50%. And I got two circles there, they're kind of thick circles. And I'm thinking that the previous time, back in 2021, I got a circle there, it's probably going to be similar to that. Because this market's not really set up, have a big decline. We're probably in a trending market, probably similar to that 2021, looks like about January. Time frame looks about that, right? Where the market kept trending up. I think in this month, we're open and closed, probably pretty close to the same level, even though we're about halfway done with the month. And the market acts we're long. And I may be a seller before the week is out. But we are hitting a new high here, but I don't think that high is going to last. I think he's going to pull back. So I think the month of March, even though we're up decently, I don't think we're going to end up this high before the month is out. But on a bigger time frame, I think it's just kind of a stalled market. March is pretty much the sideways. And then from there, I think April is going to be up, March is going to be up. But over the next 30 days, I think it's going to be kind of a trading-range market, but not any deep decline of any consequence.  I think I'll be long, probably until maybe 30 or Friday this week. Then I may pull the trigger and get out. But I'll flip to chart two real quick. Sure. And you know what's so good as I'm flipping to chart two? With these minor pullbacks, it's just good to get in at that time. Obviously, it's a longer-term play, but I love seeing those little pullbacks. So we're on chart two right now. Yeah, we just pulled back. I actually got long last Friday. There's a couple of different reasons. This week is the strongest eighth. Seasonally-wise, it's the strongest week of the 52 weeks of the year. And ironically, next week is the ninth weakest week of the year. And the seasonally work out pretty good, but I need other confirmation, because I won't just go off of seasonally alone, because you're kind of shooting in the dark. So I'm thinking March is going to be just a sideways month. But anyhow, let's go to chart two. And this gives me a little confidence that any pullback should be minor. Anyhow, I've got some bunch of stuff. But this is the weekly SPX, going back to 2008 or 2009. But what I want to point out, this is a weekly chart. And the top window is the RFI for the weekly SPX. And normally, when the RFI gets up around 80 to 85, it's never the final high. You have minor pullbacks, which I think is going to happen in March, kind of sideways month. But it's never the final high. So this gives me confidence that if we do pullback here later this month or beginning of 1st April, I'll probably be a buyer. And one of the reasons why is because this chart did hit 80 as I did the chart today. Yesterday, we closed at 77.91. Well, it's not quite 80, but it's close enough. I mean, this is not exact science. It has to be 80. And it can't be over 85. But anywhere from 88 to probably 86 is legitimate. But we're hitting right smack at the 80 level right now on a weekly time frame. And we may hit 80 this week if the market holds up, which I think it will. So we may, but anyhow, this chart, again, once you hit between 80, 85, it's never the last or the final high. Most have minor pullbacks, but normally a head higher. So we're probably in a trending mark is what this says. Because that's the only time when this indicator hits 80. And all the red lines I have drawn back, it didn't happen every, you know, a lot. But when it does, it's worth noting. So those little circles on the chart are the times when this RSI on the weekly time frame hit 80. So when it happens, you know, it goes several years. Sometimes we don't get a RSI 80 on a weekly chart. So it's pretty rare. And but the times it has did it, the market in general just kept marching higher. So I'm thinking we're in a kind of a march up type period here. So I guess we're getting close to a break, aren't we? Yeah, we get about eight seconds left. So we can switch to chart three a little bit. All right, the chart three, this is the daily RSI. And there we are without the break. Yeah, let's hold this for the next break. Cause I think this deserves, you know, a full thing. Folks, stay tuned. We'll be right back with Tim Ord of the Ord Oracle. If you're looking for potential trading setups in the stock market, then Rocket Equities and Options Report is a newsletter you should try. Tommy O'Brien delivers options and equity trades when the markets present them using a combination of fundamentals and technicals. Sign up for Rocket Equities and Options Report today with a 30 day money back guarantee so you have nothing to risk. 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Available to all tigers and tigeresses for just $1 for the year. There's no catch or added costs when you join our community of traders. Sign up today and become a part of this educational community of traders. Just visit the front page of TFNN.com. This program is brought to you by Vista Gold. Traded on the NYSC American and TSX under the symbol VGZ. Welcome back folks. We are with Tim Ord of the Ord Oracle that is Ord-Oracle.com. Tim, I think we were talking about the weekly RSI. This is chart three before we went to break. Actually, that was chart two. Oh, excuse me, okay. Which is the weekly RSI hitting the 80 to 85 area. Then we flipped to chart three. Perfect. And it's the same story. And so you got the weekly and you got the daily, both RSI. So you got a lot, these type of readings, especially when you get the weekly and daily back, both hit and 80, that's a momentum market. And so you're dealing with a momentum market. And I listed all those times when the RSI on the daily going back, I don't know, quite a few years. But a lot of times that shows up about the midpoint of the move. And the RSI on the daily, I think it was around December, it's not early January, the 80 RSI hit for the daily. So in general, you can do a little bit of a gauge here. You're probably gonna run all the way into July before the market actually starts breaking up a little bit and create a larger consolidation. But between now and July, what are you gonna have? Maybe at most a 3% pullback, which I don't think we'll even get that, but you'll have some pullback weeks, but nothing significant, even like March, I think there could be a sideways market here for the month of March, but you're not gonna find a 5% or 10% pullback in this type of environment because momentum kind of rules all indicators. If market pulls back, it turns around, it goes right back up. And that's what's probably gonna keep happening here until July, so. But moving on, so we've got momentum market, so what's that mean right now? Well, let's put to chart four. Okay, let me get it up. Perfect. Perfect. Are you there? Oh yeah, we're good to go. All right, chart four, the top window is a 10-day trend of the arms index. And it goes back about almost two years or close to it. But anyhow, I marked the times when the 10-day trend gets below 0.9, and all those little tan areas and actually, yeah, the tan areas are times when the 10-day trend gets below 0.9, and when the two-day trend gets down below 0.5, you're also gonna have some short term highs, but we're 0.92 right now, and the market's rallying, and it may rally the rest of this week. I think the most powerful point of seasonally is actually tomorrow and Thursday for, so whatever's going on right now is probably gonna continue for at least the next two days, and Friday is kind of a toss-up, but the next week is probably down. But this is one of the clues that's gonna give you that when you get down below 0.9, you're probably gonna do for consolidation. Sometimes there are decent consolidations, but most of the time it's just kind of a time-out and an uptrend, so next week is down probably. This 10-day trend hitting below 0.9 is a warning sign. It kind of helps me with the seasonality, telling that, yeah, probably next week could be a down week, so this kind of tells me, sports that idea. So let's flip to chart five. We're gonna break it down even more here. So the 10-day trend's not there yet, 0.92, but it's probably close enough, because these numbers are not set in stone. Sometimes 0.92 is the exact number. Sometimes it has to get down to 0.88 or whatever, but 0.9 range is a danger range. So we're there pretty much right there, but this chart is the middle window is the SBX tilt ratio on the daily timeframe. So this is using racial analysis now, so you're comparing the SBX market to the bond market. And so what happens here is one is going up against the other too fast or going down too fast. It creates an RFI surge where they're up or down. And the 10-day RFI for the SBX tilt ratio seems to work the best. So it's a two-week type RFI, not a 14-day, but a 10-day, so it's two-week RFI. But if you notice, we had some minor pullbacks here. If you go down to all those blue lines are times when the RFI hit above 70 and the red lines are when the RFI hit below 30. So if you notice it works pretty well. Matter of fact, back in December of 2024, we're testing the highs of August of 2023. And that was one of the reasons why I was kind of bullish here because the RFI of that SBX tilt ratio was below 30. So that was a bullish sign back in December of 2023. So we kind of rallied up and we got a couple of blue lines here. And there were just minor pullbacks that lasted maybe a week, week and a half. Nothing too major. And right now the RFI for this ratio is coming in 59. So, but right now the market's rallying. So if the SPX keeps rallying like it is, this is earlier in the day when the SPX was pretty much flat. I mean, it was up a little bit, but not much. And so I'm thinking this RFI 10 for this SBX tilt ratio is going to get back up to 70, probably before this week is out. That'd be quite a bit of evidence, I guess, that yeah, we're probably going into a short-term high we could do for a week or week, maybe two weeks of a consolidation, nothing real significant, but we're not there yet. So right now it's, I think it was still clear that the market can move higher on a short-term basis. So I'm kind of putting the cart in front of the horse here a little bit because I'm anticipating some of these indicators to work out, but we'll have to wait and see if it does work out. But I'm thinking for the weeks out, we're probably going to see somewhere sort of high this week. So on Thursday, when we're back on the air, I bet we're back up around that 70 range. I'll put this chart in the bin, so we'll bring it back up and see where we are. Also at our short-term basis here, I'm still bullish. So we can go to chart six, we got time. Yeah, we have about a minute and a half left and then just about two minutes on the last break if you want to stay for that to call chart seven, so. Okay, okay, this chart is kind of a short-term anyhow, the bottom window is the GDX 18-day average of GDX advanced decline. Next higher window is GDX up-down volume with an 18-day average. And I want to point out in this chart, when this chart gets up to plus 40 on both those indicators, that marked the times going back to 2014, that happened. A lot of times they happen in the surge market, so that's a blue line. So it happened five times going back, so it's pretty rare going back to 2014 happened five times. So when it does happen, it's not like once a year or twice a year, it's one every year, a couple of three years. But when it does happen, if you get a surge in advanced decline and up-down volume, it's usually the beginning, oops, okay, I hear the music. Yeah, just stay right there, like I said, it'll be like three minutes on the last break, Tim, but I would like to hear the end of this if you got it. Because the GDX is showing right now. So, folks, stay right there, we're gonna do a quick wrap-up with Tim, or when we get back from the break. Are you ready to take your trading to the next level? Introducing Tom O'Brien's award-winning newsletter, Market Insights, your key to successful active trading. Tom O'Brien, renowned for his expertise in the financial markets, has designed Market Insights to be your daily guide to profitable trades. Tom publishes his daily Market Insights newsletter every market day before the market open, along with updates when warranted. 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But I want these two indicators, the bottom two window, the 18-day average, up-down volume, advanced client indicators, 18-day average to hit above plus 40. We did it five times last, going back to 2016. The time that didn't work was last April. We got up to plus 40 on both indicators. And normally, you serve higher for another at least two months, if not six months. So we got one failure, but the other four worked. So we got an 80% chance that we do get to plus 140 that the market will surge for another two months to six months. And I'm hoping that happens. I think at May, just the way we came off this bottom, because the market on GDX just went vertical, and you get something like that. Normally, you get a consolidation and you get another vertical coming. And we do get that another vertical coming. We get to plus 40. That opens the door, probably a rally all the way into July. That's one thing that's probably gonna happen. Now, if that happens, we go to chart seven real quick. Okay. This is the whole key to the market. You want the strong market. The bottom window is a cumulative advanced decline and the top window is a cumulative up-down volume. You need both those indicators to get above the mid-bollinger band. And I marked the times in the past when you're above the mid-bollinger band is blue. When you're below the mid-mollinger band, it's a red line. We've been below the mid-bollinger band going back to 2021. So we really haven't been in a bull market yet part of the market. We've been in basically a bear market in 2021. We need to close above the mid-bollinger band. And for that to happen, we need the up-down volume advanced decline to indicate your source of surge of strength here. And that's what I think that could be setting up. Tim, thank you so much. That was a fantastic analysis as always. And guys, that is Tim Ord of the Ord Oracle. That is Ord-Oracle.com. Tim, thank you so much. And we're gonna hear from you Thursday. 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the phonetics here or the stress is happening. Puff and Usher did have a situation and that situation led Usher to the hospital. Like real clarity around this. He has these plosive sounds. They're big and powerful when he can hit those plosive sounds. He's probably the most assertive that I've seen him so far. He leans in, his gestures get bigger. He probably couldn't be more aggressive, let's say, about his vehemence for this being fact. Well, how dare you say a man that groomed you? You gonna give him a pass. We've got somebody here with a very strong code, a very strong set of values. He feels that other people within that group should be following those same values. If they don't, or they say one thing and they do another, then he doesn't like the hypocrisy and there should be some kind of justice. Around that.


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And starring Henry Morgan in Dream Song, a suspense play produced, edited and directed for Shanley by William Spear. The apartment was one and a half rooms, about enough space to turn around, sleep, and eat in. Thought it was enough for a bachelor like me, and I felt lucky. I'd had to move out of my last place and sort of a hurry. You know how you get pushed around nowadays. And I had no real right expecting anything even halfway decent to turn up for Misa soon. I went about installing myself, which merely means bringing in my old studio couch, an old chair, about three trillion books, a couple of Matisse prints and my typewriter. And I was all set in a day or two and ready to get down to real work on the book. One evening, I came in after a good dinner and sat down to finish off a sequence. It wasn't writing easy. I felt that I was getting off in a tangent. I was going a million miles away from what I wanted to say and it annoyed me. It was then that I heard it for the first time. It was coming from the next apartment and coupled with my bad writing, it was very annoying. I tried to ignore it, but that couldn't be done. I got up and walked around the room a few times. That didn't help any. So I sat down and tried to write again. But I was tough and the right words came like water from a closed faucet and then the music stopped. It was suddenly very peaceful. I felt my mind settle down. I started once more. There it was going along pretty well now. I was thinking clearly that phrases were right, the mood was good, the dialogue. And things started up again. I yanked the paper out of the machine and tossed it into the wastebasket. I was through for the night. A few nights later after spending the entire day reading, which is so much more delightful than writing, I decided it was about time to sit down and start pounding it out. It was a beautiful night. Took a lot of willpower to tear myself away from the window. I smoked a couple of cigarettes. I decided I'd start work after them. Then smoked a few more and listened to the night noises of the city. After that I searched my pockets for some more cigarettes, but it didn't have any. So it took a deep breath. I was lucky to be turning my back on the city and sat down at my work table. There was a story in the paper that I wanted to keep because it was sort of like the situation I was writing about and I was cutting it out. Then, almost as though it was timed, that canned music started up. Well, that settled my work for the night again, I thought. That fool in the next apartment, whoever he or she might be, was probably planning to serenade himself for hours on end. Yet, strangely enough, I half-hoped that the music would go on. It was a very lovely evening and I was looking for the slightest excuse to lounge around. I had just started thinking of going for a walk when the music stopped. In the stillness that followed, I could hear steps. Then a door opening and closing, then a long, long silence. Then I was back at my typewriter and everything was fine. The words were coming right from my brain to my fingers. And as I wrote, I could see the next line and the next. And then, while I was working, I became conscious of the next door footsteps and it disturbed me. I sat up, stretched, youwned, looked at my watch. One o'clock in the morning. I hadn't realized it was that late. Yes? Who is it? It's me, Mr. Kenyon, the janitor. Please open the door. What's wrong? But he always cover out at one in the morning. Excuse me, please, Mr. Kenyon. Are you Charles Kenyon? Of course. He's from the police station, Mr. Kenyon. Here you are. I'm Sam Fields from this precinct. Can I come in? I'm right in. What's this all about? Apartment 4-D, Mr. Rodson. Why don't you share that? Kenyon, you've been home all night? Yes, I have. What have you been doing here all night? Mr. Kenyon is a writer. Look, are you going to keep your trap shut? Go ahead, Kenyon. Well, I'm a writer and I've been working all evening. That's about all. You didn't hear no noise, no commotion? No. What's happened? The man in the apartment 4-D has been killed and murdered. Oh, the floor is all covered in blood. Oh, we'll never get it off without scraping. That'll run up a bill, too. 4-D. That's two flights up? Oh, he was a pretty good guy, that Mr. Rodson. But he gave me five for Christmas.  I don't suppose you knew him. No, I didn't. Well, he must have been killed a short time ago. The current is upstairs now. The janitor here had a struggle and phoned in. Yeah, I live in 4-E now. The owner chopped the basement up into three apartments. Well, he makes a barrel of money that way, you see. Mr. Rodson was just about dead when we got there. I'm surprised you didn't hear us go up. I was busy writing. Yeah, he must have been. Oh, all that blood on the floor. We'll never get it off by the next tenant. We'll have to paint the floor red, I tell you. How was he killed? He was stabbed in the back with a sharpener. Yeah, he was stabbed in the back. Not a knife, the doc says. It could be maybe a shears or scissors. Well, we looked all around. We couldn't find no scissors. The murderer isn't giving us souvenirs this week. Well, Mr. Kenyon, I guess you're OK. We may want you to come down to headquarters for a few questions tomorrow. If so, I'll let you know. Yes, of course. You can go back to your writing now. Hey, what are you writing? Detective stories? No, about people. Yeah? That's who commits the murders, too, people. Although I must say some of my best friends are people. What did you write tonight? I don't see nothing around. I don't like to have people see it, you know, until it's finished. You know, I got a tenant already for that apartment. Maybe that's where the guy was knocked off so someone could get the apartment. What about his wife? Oh, four D's got no wife. Now, I know he's got a young lady, but he is a bad man. All right, all right, all right. We ain't interested in gossip. Come on, let's go. Have a seat, Mr. Kenyon. Yes. Good night. One night, a week after that, I was lying in bed trying to sleep. I don't know why I couldn't sleep. I've been working hard all day. I was that tired. My legs felt heavy. But my brain, instead of feeling dull, was sharp and alert. Quite suddenly, for no reason, I felt waves of chills running along my spine. I sat up in bed, reached for a cigarette. I looked at my watch. 220. And I'd wanted to get up at 7.  Somehow, I seemed a bit more relaxed now. I closed my eyes and felt comfortable, tired out. And then there it was again. That music. And I was wide awake again, intense and jumpy as a cat. I don't know why it made me feel that way, but it did. It went on and on. Sometimes it would seem to be fading away. And it would be loud again. And then, fade away. I crouched beneath the covers and threw the pillow over my head. That was better. I could still hear it, but it wasn't so bad. And it seemed to get farther and farther and farther away. And I was so tired. Exhausted by now. I heard that sort of thump from somewhere upstairs. But it didn't matter now. All I cared about was sleep. Sleep. Just sleep. What was that? Of course, I'm all right. Just a minute, I'm still in bed. Can't a man sleep around here without people? No, you've asleep here. You always sleep the sleep, Ken. Oh, Inspector, I didn't recognize you. I guess I'm still a little bleary-eyed. Come on in. I asked if you always sleep the sleep. Twelve? I guess it is late. No, I don't usually, but I couldn't get to sleep last night. Last night? Can you know the guy who lives upstairs? That was Mr. Blackwell, the lawyer. I'm sorry, I don't. I don't know anyone around here. I do my work, that's all I know. Look, you asked me these questions the last time you were here. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know, and I'm asking them again. Mr. Blackwell, he's been killed. Killed? Upstairs? Yeah, killed the same way. Floor just filled with blood, just like Fordy. Well, last night I did hear something. I didn't think it was anything then. It was just a sound, like a table or something falling over. There was no table falling. What time do you think you heard it? A little while after I went to bed. A little after 2 a.m. Mr. Blackwell divorced his wife five months ago.  Coroner says death took place around that time. You didn't hear anything else, did you? What? I said, did you hear anything else? Anything else? Anything else? That music. But I couldn't tell him about that. I couldn't tell it to a detective. Or that terrible feeling I had when I heard it. It sounds silly, crazy. Yes, yes, did you hear anything else? No, no, I didn't hear anything else. I went to sleep right after that, and I didn't wake up until you rang the bell just now. Mr. Blackwell gave me a tent for Christmas, but he never smiled. He was a very sad man. We've been checking up to see if everyone else is all right. Has anyone else? No, no, no, no, no, just this guy above you. I guess we've got some sort of maniac operating in this area. Well, he tries to get me.  I got a license to carry a gun. I got a good gun, too. My son brought it to me from Germany. What? When I don't go shooting the tenants just because they don't pay the rent. Everybody pays the rent here. Oh, did you ever see a guy with no sense of humor? Well, this whole thing doesn't seem particularly funny. Well, don't you worry about it, Mr. Kenyon. You've got the whole police force protecting you, so don't worry about it at all. I'll probably be seen here. So long. So long. Goodbye, Mr. Kenyon. Oh, Mr. Torsten, will you stay a moment? I'd like you to do something for me. Sure, sure. Mr. Torsten, you seem to know a good deal about everyone in the building. I don't snoop around. I'm the janitor. I just see them and other people don't see. I know. I didn't mean it that way. I just want to ask you a question or two. This Mr. Blackwell, who was killed, he was living alone, wasn't he? Yeah, like I told you, he was married, but his wife moved out. Do you know it's harder to take blood off the floor than it is from the walls? You can paint the walls, but the floor has to be scraped and sanded. What about my neighbor to the left next door? Oh, to E? Well, I don't know too much about him. I just seen him once. He never bothers me. His name is Williams. Has he got a phonograph? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Got lots of records for the phonograph too. I seen them when they put the telephone in. That was the only time I was ever in his place. I see. Well, thanks a lot, Mr. Torsten. Oh, that's it. Well, say thank you, Mr. Kenyan. And if there's ever any time you ever want anything, don't be afraid to ask. No, I... I won't be afraid. No, I... I won't be afraid. For Suspense, Roma Wines are bringing you Henry Morgan in Green Song. 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And now Roma Wines bring back to our Hollywood soundstage Henry Morgan, starring as Charles Kenyon, with Wally Mayer as the inspector, and Joseph Kearns as Thorsten in Dream Song, a play well-calculated to keep you in suspense. For the first time in my life, I felt genuinely afraid. Because it was something you couldn't know, couldn't fight. An innocent knock on the door, you open it, the next thing that happens is you're found in a pool of blood with that intolerable canned music coming from next door. I wondered what that Williams looked like, living next door. Why should he play that one record over and over again when he had so many Thorsten's at that? I wondered what he sounded like. A house phone. Yes, Mr. Kenyon? Give me Mr. Williams' apartment 2E. The music started. That meant he was in, and I could find out what he sounds like. I'll keep ringing, sir. Why doesn't he answer? He's there. Maybe he knows I'm calling. Maybe he can hear me call. Shall I keep ringing, sir? Why doesn't he? No, never mind operator, never mind. It's certain that Williams had heard me call him on the phone. Had been, as a matter of fact, waiting for me to call. From that day on, I left peace of mind behind. I thought of moving, but there was no place to go. I smoked more and more. I sat for hours in a dark movie in the park in a public library reading room, and still that record revolved in my ears. If only I could get to know who this Williams was, if I could get to see him. If I could get to observe him somehow without his observing me. I was in the park when I thought of it. I could see our windows from the park. I hurried home. I searched in the drawer for my one war souvenir, my German liberated binoculars. Powerful 8x50 Zeiss field glasses. There they were, still dusty. I wiped them with my shirt, went back downstairs to survey the terrain. I hurried over to the park, my heart beating like a trip hammer, leaned against the body of an old auto. I'm trying to look at these. I looked up at Williams' window. The Venetian blinds were raised. I looked around. No one in sight. Quickly I unslunged my binoculars, held them up to my eyes. What was I focused on? That wasn't Williams' window, that was mine. There was a window to the left. Should be just about there. There it was. The window. Just to still have a few yards from it. Having fun, buddy? No. No, officer, I... See anything good? Look, officer, I... Yeah, yeah, I know. You're trying to spot planes. Yeah, trying to spot planes. Why don't you try spotting them from the roof? Well, I... I've never spotted anything from the roof. Look, wise guy, I'll give you a tip. I'm easy going. But when headquarters gets on my tail, I gotta play rough.   For a while so far, there's been no complaint. Now, let's just leave it that way, huh? I'll just beat it now before I change my mind. For two days after that, the thought of that cop catching me with a binoculars made me tremble. I found my hands shaking when I lit a cigarette. Couldn't eat. I knew that I must find some way to reassure myself about Williams or I'd lose my mind. One morning, after I'd spent a sleepless night listening and watching, the music went on. My plan was to wait till the music stopped. Possibly then, Williams would go out. And as soon as he left, I'd slip out and follow him. I waited while that music ground out. That metallic sediment squeezed out to a loud speaker. Nine o'clock. Nine thirty. Ten o'clock. Ten thirty. My head started to go round and round like the record under the needle. Eleven o'clock. The music still kept on. On. On. Suddenly, I sat up quickly. Looked at my watch. Three o'clock. I'd been sleeping, but the record, it was still... Mr. Kenyon. Mr. Kenyon. Torsten. Torsten, he always talks about blood. Mr. Kenyon, did you say something?  Don't come in here! Mr. Kenyon, what's the matter? You keep away, Thorsten, you keep away from it! Away? All right, all right.  Not for the next couple of hours. Incinerator? Yeah. Oh. Well, why tell me? I'll retell everybody if you don't keep it no secret. Mr. Williams, too? He pays his rent. Only he's not home, I just knocked, didn't I? Yeah, but you came in here with a key. Why? Because I hear you yell like a bull. I thought maybe something was wrong. Maybe... Maybe something is wrong with Mr. Williams. Why don't you open his door? Look, Mr. Kenyon, I don't go around with people's doors for the fun of it. I got a job to keep. I got the reputation to think of. If you think a super's job is easy, you got it all wrong. I didn't mean it that way. Well, okay. Only, please, don't use the incinerator, huh? Why did Williams' record stop just before Thorsten knocked? Why didn't he answer Thorsten's call? He wanted privacy. Privacy to play his record. Every day for the next week, that music played at the strangest hours. It became a personal message to me. I was next. Get ready, Kenyon. You're next. I have the floor of your apartment scraped. The wall's done over. Many times I thought of calling the police. But what could that do? No one would believe me just because of a record. No one would believe me without some proof. That was it. Proof, something that would stand up and call before a judge, before a jury. Yeah, but before I could get that, he might creep into this room slowly, quietly, while I was asleep, while I was in that bed, helpless as a child. Hour after hour, I walked the streets trying to think to reason my way out. Yesterday, I sat huddled in the chair all day. The music didn't play at all. About 7 o'clock, I went out for something to eat. In the evening paper, there was an item that could be the basis for a good short story. When I got back, I started to clip it out. Then I got my nerves again. I locked the door. I went to both the windows. I locked one window. Then I went to the other one. Wait a minute. This window was the window with the fire escape. Whose window is that on the other side of the fire escape? It was his window. William's window. I stared at it as though I were hypnotized. The light was on. I thought he was home. Maybe I could crawl out on the platform, peeking through the window. Maybe I could get a look at him. As I was thinking, his thoughts, the music sounded. And I started to sweat. Cold, icy sweat. I started to close the window, but I caught myself and I pushed it back open. With the palms in my hands wet, I climbed up on the window ledge. And I crawled out on the fire escape. And I made my way along the iron bars, as silent as I could.  And I felt my throat go dry. And I leaned my head over to try and look in. I swallowed hard and tried to keep my body concealed. The Venetian blinds were drawn all the way, but they were slanted in such a way that permitted me to see inside. I craned my head forward and looked. It was dark inside, but I could make out the living room. And the phonograph, large cabinet machines, there was a couch, and there, there was a man. And seeing this, all he was dancing, swaying to the music, and he kept getting louder. And he kept calling chords. Mirror, and here, it must have seen me. And I couldn't pull. I kept coming, mirror. Moving in the shadows. Mirror, mirror. Ah! Came out of it.  And Inspector Fields was there, and a lot of other people. Ah, he'll be okay now. Did you get him? Did you get him? Yeah, they got him. They think. They think? Don't they know? It was Williams. I saw him in his room. He was coming at me. He was going to kill me. I was going to be next. He was coming at me there. It's not easy killing him. Take it easy. That wasn't Williams. That was me. Oh. Listen, Inspector. There's something I haven't told you. Something I heard. The other two times. I thought it would sound crazy, but I heard music. A song. An old song. An old record. Yeah? What was it? It was, I'll see you in my dreams. Heard it again tonight in Williams' room. He was playing. I guess you heard it tonight, all right? And I heard it the other two times, too. The same way. Same song. Maybe you heard it. Maybe you just thought you heard it. How much do you remember? Do you remember coming at me with those scissors? Scissors? Kenyon, we found your other apartment. The one you moved out of a month ago. My other apartment? Mm-hmm. And we found your wife. I... I don't have a wife. No, but you did. And that song you were talking about that was on the phone with her.  She was dead. They made me talk to a doctor today. How hallucinations, he said. Hearing that song that way, I sort of remember Alice. She was playing a record, and I was clipping something out of... I don't know what to believe, because I thought the song was real. And the woman, the dead woman, I thought that was a dream. Just a bad dream. They wouldn't hang a man for a dream. Would they? Suspense. Dream Song, starring Henry Morgan. 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In this lesson, I'm going to implement cueable Apex.  So this Apex class name will be update parent account. And in this Apex class, I am going to implement cueable interface. So before implementation of code, let's jump into account records. So if I open any account record, so on that account record, you will see, we have a field called parent account. So for certain records, I will be populating this parent account with the help of cueable Apex. So in my previous lesson, I already told you the difference between future method and cueable Apex. So in cueable Apex, we can process beyond primitive as well, like as objects we can process. So that you will see in this demonstration. So here I'm creating private list of account, ACC list, and one more variable I created known as parent account ID. So this ACC list will be the list where all the accounts will be available on which I need to populate parent account ID. And the parent account ID will be available in this variable. These are private to this class only. Now I'm going to create a constructor. So in this constructor, two arguments will be available. First parameter will be receiving list of account records. And second parameter will be receiving particular ID. Now I'm using this dot, this dot ACC list equals to ACC records. And this dot parent account ID equals to ID. So whatever value will be available in this ID that will go to parent account ID. And ACC records list will be copied into this ACC list. And for class variables, we generally use this keyword known as this. Now after defining this constructor, I'm going to define execute method. So as we are implementing cueable Apex, so we need to define this execute method only. If we implement batch, so in that case we need to define start and finish as well. But here in cueable Apex, you just need to define only one execute method. Then this parameter cueable context, variable name is context. Now I'm iterating a for loop. So inside this loop, I'm writing account ACC, ACC list. So this loop will be iterating on ACC list. Now ACC dot parent ID equals to parent account ID. So the records will be available in this ACC list. They are iterating with the help of this for each loop. Each record will be available in this ACC variable. And with this ACC dot parent ID, the ID which is stored in this parent account ID variable will be copied. So it means each account record will be having a parent ID. Now after completion of this loop, what I can do, I can write update ACC list. So this way this cueable Apex is implemented. Now I just need to execute this cueable Apex. So for that purpose, I am opening anonymous window. And in this anonymous window, I will be first querying some records and then we'll be calling this cueable Apex. So I'm creating list of account ACC list. Then I am selecting ID, comma count where billing state equals to NY. So these will be the records where we need to populate parent ID. Now I'm going to fetch one account record so that that account records ID, I can populate as parent ID on the records which are available in this ACC list. So here I am writing select ID, comma count where, so I am moving here and I'm copying this name, account 025. So I will be using this here, where name equals to this dot, sorry, zero dot ID. So this way you can see like one record will be queried as you know, SOQL always returns a list. So that's why I used zero, zero th index and dot ID. So the account record which is available on the zero th index, it's ID will be returned into this parent ID. So we have both the data. We have account list where we need to populate parent ID and this parent ID variable is having particular account ID. Now what I need to do, I need to create instance of update parent account class. So creating instance as update job, then new update parent account, then passing first parameter as ACC list and second parameter as parent ID. Now after this, I just need to write ID, job ID equals to system dot NQ job. And here I need to pass this update job. So when this NQ job method will be executed with the help of this update job instance, so one job ID will be returned and with the help of this job ID, you can track the process status of the job that is created. So now I need to execute this. So I'm just copying this and just moving here so that I can have the list of account records. So I'm selecting all accounts and here you can see we have billing status NY, right? And we don't have parent account. So I'm just going and dragging that field as well. So this is parent account and shifting it to above. Same. So here you can see this parent account is available and it is blank for all. Now after execution, you will see like wherever billing status NY, so parent ID will be populated and parent ID will be of the record which is varied as account 025, right? So now I'm going to execute this code. So I'm clicking on execute, it is executed. So here if you refresh this, you will see your EPICS job base. So you will see one entry. So here you can see job type is cueable and status is completed, total batches 0, batches persist 0, failure 0, and this is the job ID. So let's see what happens when I refresh this. So I need to select all accounts again and here you can see where billing status NY. So here you can see parent account is populated as account 025, right? So this way, with the help of this code, like we are able to perform cueable EPICS operation and this is the way like how you can query the data and you can pass it. Now after understanding this, we need to implement its test class as well so that we can cover the code which is implemented in this cueable EPICS. So I'm going to create new class and naming it as update parent account test. So as you know, whenever we create any test class we need to use this at the rate is test annotation. Then I'm using at the rate test setup. So in the setup method, I will be creating the data. So static void setup. And in this setup method, I'm going to create the data. So list of account, acclist equals to new list of account. Then acclist.add your account name equals to parent. So this is the account record which will be the parent account for several accounts, right? Now I'm iterating one loop and in this loop I'm going to create 100 account records. So this way with this loop, 100 account records will be created and they will be added into this acclist. Now after completion of this loop, I can write insert acclist. So all the account records will be inserted. So this way through this setup method, I created the data. So I created both parent account and as well as the accounts where I need to populate this parent ID. Now creating one more method and defining it as address test. So private static void test queueable. And inside this method, I'm going to query parent record that I created about in the setup method. So I queried the account record where name is parent and it will be available on the zero index because whenever we apply SOQL, so list will be returned. So zero th index and then ID. Now after that, I am writing one more statement, list of account, acclist equals two, then select ID name from account where name like test account. So all those records will be queried where name is like this. So now we have both the things. I have the list account list where I need to populate the parent account and the parent account will be this record. It's ID is available in this parent ID. Now I can create instance of this update parent account queueable, it takes class passing these two list, these two parameters. So first parameter is acclist and second parameter is parent ID. And these two parameters will be passed into this constructor into these two parameters, right? Now after creation of this instance, I need to call the NQJob method. So for that, I'm just writing test.starttest and here system.NQJob and I'm passing update job. Then test.stoptest. So this way NQJob method will be calling the queueable Apex and which queueable Apex whose instance we created and we passed here, right? So this way a queueable Apex method will be executed. This is the method which will be executed. And now we need to apply a system.assert so that we can check whether proper execution happened or not. So I'm checking it like this, 100 comma. And here I'm directly writing, select from where parent ID equals to parent ID. So here we have a parent ID and I'm wearing that parent ID variable with this field that will be available on the account records. So after execution of this NQJob, these 100 account records should be updated with the parent account. Like parent account field will be updated and with this SOQL if like 100 count is returned so this 100 will be equals. So this way I implemented the test class for queueable Apex. Now it's time to execute this test class. So I'm just clicking on this run test. Okay, it is failing. So let's see what is the mistake. Okay, there is some mistake in the assert statement. So actually I did a mistake. I just forward to put percent sign here because I was querying the accounts where name is like test account but actually we created test account with this I variable. So they will be having one, two, three, four, five. So beginning will be test account and then they will be having the digits. So when I put this percent sign, so in that case it will execute properly. So now again I'm clicking on run test. So you can see it is executing successfully. All tests are passed. And if I go here and check the code coverage so it is 100%. So this way with the help of this test class like we can validate our code is correctly implemented and 100% code coverage is there. Now briefly I'm going to demo like how you can chain more than one processes with the help of QABLE-Epics. So for example, let's implement one Epics class named as first job. And here you need to implement one interface QABLE. Now inside this you will be implementing execute method. So here you can write some code that you want to execute. And inside this with the help of system.nqjobs you can initiate next call for another QABLE job. So let's say we have one more class named as second job. So if you are implementing this first job as a QABLE class and this is already implemented. So with this first job you can initiate second job. So when this execute method is executing so it can initiate the execute method of this second job class. So this way you can create a chain of QABLE-Epics classes. So this is a simple demonstration that is like showing how you can create chain of QABLE-Epics jobs. So this is all about QABLE-Epics demonstration.