Welcome back to the breakfast and plus TV Africa we set up with the papers and we have a zikko and I took who joins the conversation is it a good morning and thank you for joining us good morning and thank you for having all right let's take a look at the punch PDP crisis is what's making it on the punch this morning it takes the bold caption agreed NWC members protests exclusion from presidential campaigns and that's what's boldly written underneath national women leader writes a protest letter vice chairman chieftain or chieftains lament that would be you know a lot for the PDP now there's a deliberate attempt to sideline sadness claims body judge wikia or tom mackinday orders not bigger than party says pro iu nwc member i mean what we think that's you know the PDP should be responding to what transpired you know what's been going on with wikia probably a suspension or something but that's not the case hashtag ends us states fail to compensate victims and please warn protesters so funny federal government records over five trillionaire deficit in eight months and teleco's fume as federal government orders tariff hike reversal Nigerian student dependent contribute 1.9 billion pounds to united kingdom that's according to the report you also find flood 4,885 ogun houses submerged and federal government absorbs come around this is really saddening really i'm not sure you want to be in that situation but you know hats and prayers with those who've lost their lives properties is never trains core members in disaster management icky to speaker dies of kadiak arrests a government wants a labor market traders hoodlums clash one fiat queued you have the legacy but an espress nightmare persists motorist demand alternative routes these are some of the headlines you find this morning on the punch news people and over to the nation the big one there how we will fund how we will fund 10.78 trillionaire budget deficit by minister shall be interesting to make an interesting point interesting read to know how they intend to fund that the rider to that 7.04 trillionaire expected as domestic loans 1.7 trillionaire from foreign sources 1.77 trillionaire from multilateral loans and the nation has put out given the breakdown of the sectoral votes there you can check the front page for your uh for more information buhari heads apc presidential campaign council uh full list on pages 28 and 29 of the nation newspaper nigeria loses 9 000 doctors to uk us and canada in two years icky to speaker dies at 66 reps committee okay sale of polaris bank president signs startup bills got some uh a pump uh with the announcement of that by the presidency twitter handle uh yesterday ipb federal government appeals judgment freeing kanu okay pandemonium as a labor international market traders protest extortion or by rte a and papers already uh finger those things are the ones they're protesting against um fascia explains legacy battle expressway delay second niger bridge ready uh quara government ex governor amit clash over collapsed one 3.7 billionaire on the past bridge and show you know this also has to do with the ongoing flooding as well in the state those are some of the headlines you can find me in the part in the nation this morning let me turn our attention to the daily trust newspaper federal government records 5.3 trillionaire deficit uh miss revenue targets by 34 percent our revenue target dips by 72.9 percent to convert 20 trillionaire cbn loan to 40 a bound a bond a subsidy hampering revenue growth finance minister is quoted on that these are the riders uh underneath the boat caption and you have brain drain niger and left with 24 000 doctors to how many populations so uh what's the ratio of a doctor to patient now it could be one is to 500 or one is to 600 or one is to 5000 nm pc spent 788 billionaire on salaries for ex entertainment and others uh repose in a apc as a demo replaces suspended directors and just before move away now from the daily trust second niger bridge completed abhija kaduna road uh 50 percent that's what fascia is saying and buhari signs niger is that a bill into law i will appeal judgment to reaffirm my victory fan who's saying that gunman q 23 in benway village these are the headlines this morning on the daily trust news people and the last paper on our table is daily sign the big story that 2023 campaigns military bars politicians from using its images visuals military bars politicians from using its images visuals um naira will be devalued by 20 in 2023 says bank of america 83 high-debt service threat to revenue next-year finance minister ip will be charges are these governors evil leaders to speak for kanu's release or shiba joe in gigi are the presidential aspirants missing in new apc pc c buhari t nor great new apc pc c members tibu's policy document tomorrow 1.9 million nigerians living with hiv says us pvc's for voters registered from june uh january rather to june 2022 ready for collection microsoft to train 5 million nigerians on the in high demand scales as buhari signs nigeria set a bill into law legus alaba market shutters traders clash with touts legus alaba market shut as traders clash with touts obajana kogisu's dangote seeks order restraining company from benefiting uh incompetent agreement uh details on page page 25 of the sun suspected heretics killed two policemen 16 others in benway uh headlines on the front page of uh the daily sun uh this morning and at this time would like to bring in i guess uh is equal in itica for um his analysis um is going to thank you very much for your time um let's look at the presidential campaigns of uh the leading political parties um and i don't mean to say that labor party or even adc it's not leading but the two leading ones that have held power in the country before the pdp as captured on the front page of um the the punch in his paper with the headline aggrieved n wc members protest exclusion from presidential campaign this is in a pdp crisis and of course we're here in the president buhari leading the apc presidential campaign with a son saying that uh oh shiba genki and other presidential aspirants are missing on that list so please give us your analysis of the two pcc's yeah um again thanks for having me and um as unhappy as i am for you to box me into talking about two parties that really are two sides of a coin and the wrong side of the coin uh makes me a little bit but this is um a newspaper review but so let me uh bow to your wish as it were the first thing is that these people when you hear them fight over wanting to be on the bill is because you know the presidential campaign council is where you have a lot of money a lot of funds to throw around a lot of um you know jamborees so it's not about um going to do the work but but being part of the chopping spree and that's become you know synonymous with our campaign councils so you find love group being very unhappy they're not there now by right it should be something that people want to be part of because of maybe having in their political CV that they were part of this council or part of that council that should be a positive thing but more often than not it's not about everyone going to do the work but about the part of the lages that come with them campaigns and it is very sad that campaigns should be jamboree times i think that inek really needs to come hard on what campaigns should be like they should be structures where you have town hall meetings where you have engagements with the people and not about all these rallies and all sorts of contracts at a time that we really don't have the money you know i always tell people that you can tell the future from the present because the foundation of the present determines what the future is going to be a lot of people that are contested right from political parties that say you must bring a hundred million naira for you to be able to buy a presidential form or 50 million naira to be for you to buy a governorship form to aim it that says governorship you cannot spend more than one billion or the presidency you cannot spend more than five billion and i've been issue from the beginning from the get go they know that even 50 billion is like chance player for presidency and when you come to the governorship where i'm involved with rights now you realize that people are thinking in terms of 30 billion and you know humongous amount of money to do what to get into service or serve a state that is bankrupt some things just don't match they just don't add up as far as i'm concerned and i think that we need to come back and completely review our understanding of government and the essence of government our political processes and our leadership recruitment criteria or processes or dynamics in in arriving at our leaderships i think that the whole thing just makes me feel very very unhappy makes me feel very sad and almost depressed that look at look at our budget look at how how we want to fund our budget how many who are sitting down to understand that when you get into this seat how many how many governorship candidates how many presidential candidates really understand the situation we are in today and how they tend to manage it and if that be the case these monies that you are getting where are they coming from and what is the understanding especially at the state level there's a lot of political funding going on by what i call the political investors they see a state and they say this state is viable they get a candidate they pump money into the state and the understanding is for them to have a constant chop of off the budget of the state and i think that we the Nigerians the office of the citizen need to wake up and sit up and really ask ourselves hard questions as we go into 2023 so the issue of those campaign councils for me it's being part of the jamboree and it's a sad commentary Ezekiel yes let's share your thoughts on the Niger bridge a lot of Nigerians have been talking about it i mean you have the minister fashula saying that it's been completed but some people are reacting differently others are saying completion without any link talking about the link roads to Asaba and to other parts it's a lot of consent for some people while all this have actually queried the standard some say it's really nasty i'm just saying in the words of the people now but what are your thoughts okay as a project administrator and as a consultant there are many technical languages that you must understand to know whether somebody's telling the truth or is telling a lie now completion there's what you call practical completion okay and then it's a completion stage and then you now have the total completion and secondly there is the project and there is the the the the the the things that add to the project for instance even to build a bridge and i tell you i have built the bridge i may not be lying to you but you know that you need to have access to the bridge but that wasn't my contract my contract was to build the bridge i have built the bridge even if it has no access to anywhere so but when you want to be honest to become holistic you know that the bridge there was an essence to that bridge that bridge was to divert traffic or to ease traffic or to give alternate traffic so until there is a movement of the traffic from where it was through the bridge to where they are going and until that bridge is usable even at practical completion there are still some works that be going on but it can actually be used you know like if you have a house at practical completion maybe you can move into the house while they are still doing the external works because the the plumbing system is working well the electrical is working well but you see the environment they need to clean up the environment that doesn't stop you from being able to stay in the house while you work in the environment you know the landscaping which will be a vital part of the environment so i need to know whether he's giving us a technical you know definition or he's giving us a practical definition these are two aspects and he might not be telling a lie if he says that the bridge is completed secondly it is completed to specification the specification may not be your expectation these are two different things you need to be put to align for instance if my specification says that i'm going to have you know to scrape the floor in which case it's just ordinary cement there he don't we don't even have any form of tiling not to talk of marble we don't have anything you know that was my specification so to me i have been able to deliver to specification to you it might be on appealing visually because who lives in a house with a cement screed floor you need to have at the very least a tiling if you don't want to have a terrazzo or you want to have a marble or other fancy stuff at the very least you need to have a tiling but if that was not my specification you cannot say i've not completed i have completed but it is not to your head so when you put all these dynamics into play you may understand why the the the minister may not be wrong it is up to us to go and look at what the specifications were the professionals that we are and then enlighten the public and say probably for reason of funds we couldn't have marble so they just had tiling so let's manage that so for me he might not be lying i've not been there all i know is that the second Niger bridge would be a blessing that i know for a fact so within that context i will also applaud the federal government for completing it they did not initiate it better government is a relay race it's a continuum you know one person passes the button to the next you know like the man who says um paul so apollo's water god gave the increase all right uh i took let's go over to the punch in newspaper uh i think uh one of the things we are always always looking out for uh to to highlight is the flood situation in the country it's a very dire one very sad one and one of the stories on the front page of the punch is uh talking about um the situation in ogum state which has not been highlighted as one of the states affected or received as much coverage as um likes of biostates biostate kugi state quara state and even uh river state or anambra state but ogum state according to the punch has 4885 houses of mesh of course 33 out of the 36 states affected so we know ogum is affected but the punch is given as details of what's going on there 4885 houses of mesh but the paper also says that the federal government is absorbing uh the neighboring republic of uh kemeron from all of this in fact the paper says that the federal government through the minutes of water resources uh mrs sulayman adamu has said that the lakdodam in kemeron was not responsible for the flooding that has devastated parts of nigeria you know uh for me when i looked at all the news flying around in the pictures and videos you know i said okay you know we have dispension for you know spreading fake news and people are coming and i could smell it and i could smell it um so what the federal government has come out to say that this is not true it's not a lakdodam responsible um do you agree are they trying to to say face uh with all the narrative of all the federal government didn't build their own dam they were meant to build after kemeron built theirs on the river uh niger or river ben rasid where um the issue of the flooding is one issue that um i don't know if i can just make a comment or two uh but it's it's pretty fundamental fundamental to the end that when you see lives affected when you see what people are going through and you read the different commentaries there's a very clear disconnect between people in government and the essence of them being there in government i don't want to know why the people have not eaten i want to know the effort you are making to make sure that if they will soon eat i want to know what you are doing to address the situation now i want to comment at this point a man like mr peter obi that i said come o presidential candidates we are going to be facing this issue again very soon because a year comes faster and this comes every year what can we do even holistically or you know uh completely to see how we can address this can we can we have a talk on it or something because when you see some of the images and and imagine that that could have been your village that could have been your relation that could have been your people our hearts must go out to them on one hand and the government must be asked to sit and tell us what they want to do absolving the Cameroonian government of any complicity or wrongdoing i don't see how that solves it puts gary on the food on the plate of those people that are that are homeless please tell me what the problem what your short-term medium-term long-term solutions are and how we are factoring it we have just sent a budget for next year what is in the budget that shows what we want to do against next year you know i think it was um we seen Churchill that says that hope is the anchor that stabilizes the soul let this will actually have hope that maybe in the nearest future they'll be able to go back or something so i'm not really impressed by say oh which is not their fault whose fault is it yeah you've already said so this is one aspect of um of what the the minister said and i mean you're right you know but uh one of the things that we're grappling with this in this country would also be information management with this administration we know i've done so well with and uh i don't know if we can fault the minister for first pointing out that okay let's let's address this issue because it uh it rubs off badly on the government when uh i mean they we hear that they're not doing their part or they didn't do their part of the of the agreement to Cameroon and that's where we're started uh misinformation can do some harm you know but but just to address your your your your very very important point on what are you doing what he's saying as part of the story is that um he raised the issue what the punch is saying rather is that he raised the issue of floods in the country during the budget ministry's budget defense is the minister of water resources the budget defense and uh what efforts the minister was making about uh about the the what do you call it the situation so i think that is a covered and he was asked this question he had to he had to reply respond to it so they've done that as far as the budget is concerned but like you're saying uh probably you're trying to say more needs to be done yeah yeah it's you know if you are if i government i say it again you need to understand how governance works you know one of the things i found i was being the housing that was vice chairman of the national housing update and review committee and and um one of the things i saw was that it was said that the cries of the people woke up government woke up that's the word that was used now government applies what they call lines of least resistance so if i was the minister for waterways and things like that long before now what i would have done before going for budget defense was to have a major engagement with the people which are allowed to do that and let the people make this noise so loud and clear that there's something has to be done you should say what should be done and they say this is going to be done it's going to cost so it's like an interaction with the people so by time you go for budget defense they would already have heard so much known so much and you know it's a strategy game there are people in government lack of strategy and it bothers me so him going there as a lone voice all those people in the panel they are going to be looking in terms of with all due respect what is going to come in there for them and those that are not directly affected are going to be complacent but if they had gotten you know the the the public behind them then before you even appear at the budget defense you realize that they would have been aware already you would be presenting to them what what what was the consensus within the public within the public space so i think that well i thank him for the efforts he's made and clearing the air on certain area but i think that we need to be a little more proactive and again it comes down to our governance style there's so much problems so much so that a hundred percent of our budget cannot effectively address one segment of our concerns so the issue is what sort of governance system and structure where do we cut the waste stages nobody's talking about this these are the things that should really be concerned when you see the move the train the movement to support mr peter will be let Nigerians sit down and think why this man it's not about him coming from Ebola no i am one person you know i belong to a different party though my party is having quite some issues right now on the presidential beat and them but i have been a student of peter will be over the years if we go to my facebook page peter will be governance what does it mean a governance system that you have value you have feelings for the money of the people where you think in terms of value for money so so we're able to capture all the issues quickly because we don't have time on our side and let's quickly take a look at you know the daily trust newspaper it talks about brain drain and the reports from the nigerian medical association were left with 24 000 doctors looking at the statistics from the world meter elaboration it's the latest data from the united nation where the current population of nigeria is at 217 million people plus some fraction and so health is wealth that's what they say what becomes of the health of nigerians with 24 000 doctors to look after 217 million people plus i'll tell you this number one is that my wife is a medical doctor very very senior and highly resident many you know medical consultant physician and number one is that the parents spend a lot of money to send her to school number two she's got a lot of bills to pay number three is that she did education as a means of livelihood to a great extent like every other person so the issue is where do i get value for money and my services appreciated nigerians don't think that the health care is a priority as a result the treat health care you know a specialist or those that deliver health care with with levity with with no respect to start with it's not a priority to them we have more priority on what they call 12 subsidy this thing that is a president called a scam as opposed to things like education health care housing it is a lack of so these people go to where they have been welcomed and they have been well remunerated you can stop them the least you can do is sit back so many of them that would have left many of them alternatives are stained but because of their parents maybe they are those taking care of their parents and you know if i am sitting with my mother aged mother and i can't leave or one thing or the other so many other people is not about for for lack of a better incentive but if if if these other people couldn't care less and leave will be left with an abysmal number that we want to want to talk about bottom line is this let the incoming let us put pressure on all the presidential candidates and ask them for their policies on health care on education on housing those basics to start with that's the only way to address these issues holistically unless you give the doctors something that makes sense some of them are very patriotic extremely patriotic but they are not going to die because they are pictured but but uh is it going yeah i took that sounds very fantastic it's okay for us and Nigerians to put pressure and ask those who would be taken over office in 2023 what their plans are but but if you want to juxtapose it with the entire constitutional process i mean the fact that it's still lingering because you have only 11 states who have actually said given a not to it and 25 yet to give a not to some critical bills it's a lot of process i don't think you know one person one man alone can solve the problem uh being a president because you would also have uh you know a legislative house and so it's a lot let's pray that we get to that point where everything works let me let me let me shock you let me shock you Nigerians are about the most understanding set of people have seen in the whole world and all they need is a leadership that's seen and committed Nigerians are very understanding this is the time that if we have a president we must have a president that communicates with the people all the time we must have a president that has capacity to communicate with the people of the time any president that's able to communicate with the people and has charisma the chance to carry Nigerians along will get away with no other to be able to do a lot of things but we have a president right now who is with us effectively so everybody knows what to do if you have a president comes up and say guys this is not okay we've got to get this done i want to tell you that the national assembly the state after assembly the governors that come in let us be careful who we are going to vote for in 2023 once we have people with the same hair who come in for service they will do what is in the interests of the country because the throwing money and all these are entrepreneurs you know poly trainers who are just coming to collect money once they come in they will never take an action that will be against their money you know grabbing initiative see what's going on in n dbc unfortunately we cannot get into it and i think that i've been closing up to the leadership of n dbc and i got the pressure put on them from the national from the presidency to bring that money to fund the nation and sometimes i don't know if i have to excuse the leadership of n dbc because they're just points and tools and the pressure is enormous to fund quality to fund quality to address our qualities and not about governance all right then i took we have to go but we appreciate you and your time on the program thanks for having me it's always a pleasure god bless you all all right then that's the much we can take at this point and off the press i took her as being you know with us kofi and it's always you know great to have him share his thoughts on some national issues we'll be right back we'll take a look at what happened today in history today being the 20th of october 2022 and where we come back we start our special coverage of ansar's protest leaky massacre two years on stay with us


One Bemidji non-profit celebrated its many accomplishments today. Josh Peterson shows us how Face It Together has helped many who struggle with their addictions. Face It Together Bemidji opened last September and since then has provided pre-peer coaching for people impacted by drug and alcohol addiction as well as their loved ones. The milestone was celebrated today through an open house to highlight a year of accomplishments. We were all shocked and surprised at how many people needed help and that truly we have just scratched the surface in this first year and we have so much more work to do in our community. The Bemidji location was the first Face It Together affiliate to open after its headquarters started operation back in 2009 in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. For its leadership team, this one year anniversary is a huge milestone. This is a moment of pride. It was when we opened it for the first time but to get to another year behind Sioux Falls this is exciting for a lot of our team. Face It Together Bemidji credits some of its first year success to its warm and welcoming environment and storefront location here on Beltrami Avenue in downtown Bemidji. We believe that by coming through the door, not allowing fear and shame to keep you away, that we can work with you, we can help you on the path of wellness. Now that Face It Together Bemidji is established, they are preparing for growth and looking to add additional support staff. We are looking for loved one coaches as well and we ask that somebody has first person experience with a loved one and that they are well themselves. With its first year in the books, Face It Together is looking to reach out and help more people with their addictions and assist their families on living a happier and healthier life. In Bemidji, Josh Peterson, Lakeland News. For more information about Face It Together and its services, you can visit the website you see on the screen. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


Welcome everyone. I'm Sarah Kauffman. I'm the head of the product design and decorative arts department and it gives me great pleasure to welcome all of you here tonight to share one of my passions which is good design and great craftsmanship and self-welfare. I also wanted to tell you that I was able to pursue this passion in Paris last May when thanks to Irina Abdelmala the cultural attaché head of performing in visual arts department and Dara Théchard of the program officer of the visual arts architectural design of the cultural services of the French embassy in here in New York. I was able to visit a number of designers and creators and see how much the art of savoir-faire is alive and well in France. I should define savoir-faire often translated as know-how. It's really far more than that. It's a skillful working in techniques and media not only knowing how but having a level of skill and overall view of how these materials and what you're working in at a level that is rarely attained. This is clearly something that France has excelled in for centuries. I've had a long specialization in 17th and 18th century decorative arts where it is still very much a given that France reigns supreme and what's wonderful as you will see tonight that there's good reason to want to have American designers people interested in design from all excuse me parts of the world see what is going on in France. I hope that this program in conjunction with a series of programs the French embassies cultural services have launched as part of we design in this May will enable the people to see what can be done with traditional and very skill contemporary techniques in this new design idiom. Some of you may have attended a lecture in the Morse series here at Cooper Hewitt in October that was about historic marketry. Now we will hear that it is a living art. Excuse me. Valerie Malta Bayer brings to us from France thanks to the French embassies and the example of how design thinking and collaborating can work in a contemporary setting. Her firm, even Imére Malta, works with top-level practitioners of Saint-Noir-Faire. Valerie has been able to launch series of commissions that she creates after a year of careful thinking and choosing from top-level craftsmen to execute designs that evolve from both concept and media the media that she has chosen. She then works another year to ensure that the final signs match the concept and the execution of these pieces and that of necessity are very limited editions or sometimes unique pieces because of all this care and attention. So they are not shown in Faire's but through her studio but the word is out and she's well known to people who care about true appreciation of top quality execution in design. So with that I will turn the stage over to Valerie Malta Bayer for her presentation both on what I hope will be first her works of what she's working on now currently engaged in as well as before she goes into further detail on her use of marketry and to explain her working process. We will then see a video about one of the pieces in this series before we discuss her work and open it up for your questions and answers. So without further ado, back to you. So dear friends, thank you all for coming. My name is Valerie Malta Bayer as Sarah said. I am the founder and artistic director of Emery Malta, the studio I created eight years ago. I am delighted to be here tonight and I would like first to sign the Cooper Hewitt, Karen Bowman, Sarah Coffin, Susan Brown and their team and the French Embassy, Benedict de Molore, Rima Abdul-Marak and the Rotecha. We believe that Emery Malta occupies a very special niche in the furniture world as a genre of art, craft and design. We create art furniture for everyday use. We begin by choosing a material and a technique. We invite our designer to see in terms of art. Each piece is like a sculpture that you can use and live with every day. We choose natural high quality material and for their beauty and durability. We explore the most effective ways of working with this material, extracting both very old and extremely new techniques. Most of the time we end up revolutionizing all techniques by inventing new ways to work with the material. That is probably why we are reviewing it as part of the French history of craft by French museums that buy or furniture and give us commissions. For example, recently we were approached by Tapestry de Busson to develop a small edition of furniture and composing Tapestry. The first pieces of each edition is bought by a museum of the Tapestry de Busson and the rest is being sold under your name. We are also going to produce a line of furniture for the Mobidiae National, which is one of the designers of the Jean-Marie Madorge. The Mobidiae National is a department within the Ministry of Culture that commissions furniture and decorative arts for the French state. They approached us because they knew that we would be the best equipped to incorporate in online all the craft that have been the whole make of French suburb fair for centuries. So we work slowly. On average we took us two years to complete the project. Every two years we select one material that becomes the stone of our collection. We have worked with Marble for a collection called Father Marble. We work with laser for a collection called Deep Skin and we work with glass for the Monic Maze collection. We have worked with wood for specially beauty, sleeping beauty, marketry revisited, a name we choose because we felt that we have woken up the old craft of marketry. In this video we will see briefly two samples of our previous collection before we are going on the whole marketry collection. If you wanted to stay, operate the computer with... Oh, sorry, sorry, okay, you'll have this quick. Okay, so this is the way we work. We choose a steam of designer after we choose a technique and a materials and we are going to work during two years with the designer. The first years is on a draw. We start by a lot of sketch, a lot of story. We are speaking about movie, about emotion and when we feel that the sketch is perfect, we are going in 3D, in 3D drawing. All the designers come from the industrial world so they are used to work with machines. They are doing coffee machines. They are doing casserole and everything and I bring them to the world of art so we think that the furniture has to look a spiritual. So it's a long process. We are talking and talking during one years and go and back and go and back with the draw and after we are going to find the right craft man and so we work with the craft man and the material, very good, good material that we can find. So that explains how we work. I work with the designer during one year after we are going to see the manufacturer, the craft man and there is a lot of etchage during these two years to at the end, we hope to find the right pieces. So that's the first collection, the feather marble. So we work with a really new technique that's the Robo 5ax machine and we work with this 5ax machine to make the marble as thin as we can. So this is one plate. This plate has been bought by the Gnab in France and this is a stool. It's one block of marble. I went to choose and carry out the marble I want to have and all the pieces are in 12 samples, 12 in black and 12 in white marble, carol marble. This is the second collection. It was with leather, deep, we call this collection skin leather and so it looks like living land. I think when I see the draw I need to dream. The drawing needs to appear to me until the draw, if the draw don't appear to me, don't make me dream, I don't go in production. So this bouquet, we went to see the seller of leather, the one who can have a lot of color because every piece is in one color. The other one is going to be different blue and gray and green and we choose the color one after one and this has been very very difficult to do it, to make it because it's wood, foam and after to stick perfectly well the leather, it has been so so complicated and we probably studied the project during six months to be able to do it. So you can see how, so I think this is like a sculpture also because I like to see them, four of them like that. I feel like I am like in front of a sculpture and the opposite the this piece, the name of this piece is called victory. So we use a leather like you can see and you would like a box boxing leather and so we need to do these pieces to have the leather very well scratched. At the end we finish to put the leather during three or four days in the water to be able to scratch it. We need to be three, the craft man has to be three to be able to scratch it as he has to after we pick it and after they they throw it very very best way that you can and I really want it that you feel for boxing boxing. This was the collection that we studied the glass so here we made each each light is a different shape with it was very difficult to stick it because it's a round it's a ball so when you put a stick it's very difficult to so by the ultraviolet light we stick it and so all of them has different shape and you feel like you can see a cloud or a grip of leather. Here you have the crystal can that's the name so when you see a light like that we use three different craft man in glass. So the first one is like the neon or the what you can use in the medicine medical company and it was really hard to do I will explain you after and you after you have a second a specialist of glass the one who blow the globe and the third one is the one you will make the how you call that how you say that you know it to make it. Pardon? No not polish when you make the facet. Oh you know the one with the facet of the globe so because you can see very well that it has the all the globe is faceting so it has been very cause because the globe is it's blood so it's really heavy and obviously the neon light or the neon the glass which is the borosilicate glass is that we studied for probably two or three months how to equilibrate the the light because it could fall obviously so we study exactly how to now you can have music you can have everything but the first time I show it it was at my house and the car probably the driver drives too fast and just the vibration made the light go down and we probably had two three or four times we have to remake it and at the end now it's working you get the music and you can drive and put the cycle everything but all the all that the thing we did we did everything that has a story because it was we we want to do something very well very nice and we don't study it's it's easy to do we don't care of that we don't see if it's if it's expensive we don't take care if it's easy to do we do it until this so you can see the borosilicate and here so now we are talking what we are for salar choose three because usually when we make a collection a collection is five pieces so I just let you see two pieces by collection for the past one and for the new one I just so we call it living beauty because marketry was completely not anymore used in fact and we we try to make it revive it so this is the five so you can see a dining table the dining table the top of the dining table a coffee table a buffet a coffee table and a bench so my suggestion for this because a designer needs to have to have a convenience to work as well as he has to so I ask that we I want to use mad varnish at the opposite as usually the marketry has been done in the past century and so we because we use the the mad varnish the difficulties has to be very what you had to be very difficult because the mad varnish you can't you can't hide the mistake here and and I want mad varnish and like that you can use the marketry if you if you buy a marketry furniture of the past century you can drink you can put water on it you can put wine and I want it to be used every day use so we we use the very actual varnish so like now you can if you have a dinner and you put candles on it or you put wine you just have to take a moist point and you can clean it as well as a non-usual thing so Sarah choose to specially focus on the illusion table on the cloud in chest and the black so we are going to start by cloud in chest so for this I I should I break for you I don't know so I have all the simpers of wood if you want to see after we had to find 17s difference of kind of wood to have the right color because I did not do not want absolutely to find to to to have tinted wood so everything is so natural we have to find also wood with the same vein so it's good we have probably almost 3000 pieces of wood and all the pieces because you will see so all this is all the pieces of wood that you have here in reality and what we use for this one the the marketry is like a puzzle and you put all the 3000 pieces of wood and you have to repolish it and all the obviously all the letters correspond at of a wood so for a wood so this is the way we cut so for this table we cut as the cutting was done before and you can see we before to glue it on the on the on the surface thank you the marketry is done so the difficulties for this for this buffet as well that we we really want to have a very sophisticated buffet so we we went to we we asked for the diamonds facet and you can see that you can open completely the door to have to have a better access and it's because of that the surface has been very difficult to do so the carapace has been done in with a with a robot five axe machine so we need when you do a buffet like that we need to go to five different artisans first one is the one who is going to work with robo because you have a lot of angles and angles like that is very difficult to put marketry on it so we so we everything has to be very perfect if not this won't glue perfectly well so so we we we did that with the first so the first craft man was the five axe machine the second one was the craft man and it was a it was a pixel eyes you can see that it was a pixel eyes cloud suspended on a hunt so the feet of the lake looks at the hunt so it's like a moonlight in an ebony night spent in a turner wood so we had to see also a turner wood and after to find the right polisher and the right varnish so it's a very very long process to do it to find a 17th color of wood the right one and after to see all these people to do this kind of on buffet so you see all the so the blacksmith blues is a so it's like a sculpture you can see two feet it's with metal the feet are in metal when you are above you can see only one of them so it's a it's look fresh something fresh here something very light and the the the same here so for the first it's the first time that we use a tinted wood because we really want we really want to have a black tinted as the same black as the white ebony so this tinted wood as it was on the napoleon the third is a pair wood tinted in black and all the difficulties in this in this table was to to be able with the pieces of wood to fill the sensuality of the snake and how you move because if you just put the wood like that and you don't think how you are going to put the the pieces of wood you can if you can't feel as the the snake moving and crawling into the house it's french it's english my daughter is buffing so i'm afraid uh no it's the no i will i will let you see here it's the we have the chance i look everywhere to find the right uh white ebony and we find this white ebony after we we we it's not it's like peace and the peace that we put and like that to just can feel the the the wear of the snake is moving the the the table the yes yes yes the bench is where yes yes yes so you can see how it has been done so we we make the the draw and after this is what on what the the market craft man is going to work and uh this is where we are so the where we see the black is where we put the black uh uh tinted wood but at the end sometimes we we don't feel the fruity of the snake so we had to change a few pieces just to have to feel that the snake is moving perfectly well so here you can see better how it's done and uh well it's look like for it's look like a sculpture i live with all of this thing and i feel very happy so the illusion table uh it was another problem is we use uh i will let you see uh under charlotte bull was used also the uh bro cooper bros and alivina but all the time in a flat uh flat surface and at the opposite of her of us we it was on a round on a 45 degrees on a circle so it was such a difficulties to do and i will have a little movie after to let you see how we did it and because it's obviously it's not the volume it's not circular in the view everything is flat it's an illusion table you can clear that it was a cylinder but it's not a silent it's only flaxing and we had such a problem because when the burnish accept the cooper it doesn't accept aluminum the one who accept aluminum and cooper doesn't accept uh uh the bros and when everything was done it doesn't because ebony is also of such a difficult wood it's a very strange wood it doesn't uh move like there's a wood and so we have to polish we burnish polish we burnish and i think uh i was ready to die and so we unique piece but no it's only all the pieces of aluminum are 12 pieces so but we normally know we are going to know we know how to use it we are going to do it by five axe machine and the the the little movie is going to let you see how and no you we have no anymore problem because we can put the pieces we polish the pieces we burnish it after we put the the other one we polish and polish it and after we put the printer on the table so and the movie it's going to explain you better than i so we take the all the material that they were they were used to and so probably now we can see the movie and that's why now uh so as i told you now because uh we were uh we did something pretty very nice with uh with uh market tree that's why after it like this kind of song when came to see my my time say okay very please let us uh please do five pieces for for new museum like this kind of song and keep the rest of the edition okay well thank you for that really very much and i now have a few questions so that for you and then we'll open it up i thought maybe um that we can actually have the sample pieces out and do you want to get one of the um the snake and also the the camouflage uh right but you i just want to draw the people's attention that when you look at this if you look carefully you see that there are those exact shapes that you saw on both the paper oh i should be holding this sorry you'll see the exact shapes uh that you saw on the paper and you can see how it's done what you didn't see really was this extraordinary ability to go over an angle which is incredibly complex you will notice that there's not just a line in the in the shape where they start again so that there'd be an open crack all the pieces actually go over the angle um but this you will also be able to count all those 17 different pieces of different types of wood but as Valerie mentioned for those of you who are familiar with bull or other work he did work in pewter copper and brass inlays and that was the fascinating thing that you had a completely modern piece of furniture that used exactly the materials that somebody used in the late 17th and early 18th centuries and and since then in a more uh traditional style but very much updated so this ability to think outside the box uh to take the materials and do something completely new with it um is wonderful and a very important art that has existed over centuries so i think this is a very beautiful um piece that i just keep in mind about closer look there anything so should we kind of see it's not that um that's all i think okay so you need it for but no okay that's okay we'll find out no i think maybe well i know but i think the taste they take need to the take need to have it off so i love when you space so so i just from my point of view i think it's an extraordinary concept the whole way you've then created this firm and i wonder how you found the first makers and designed the people that you worked with in your first project and how you went about finding them now i'm sure they find you and you find them and oh and before i get you to answer that i just want to say to everybody i did get to go to the mobility agnostic now so i know not only because opus song has been famous for its tapestries and so forth for 400 years or 500 years but also because the mobility agnostic now not only is the repository of all the furniture owned from former royal palaces and government offices it also has great artisans of sapphire fair and they have people restoring both tapestries or textile work as well as furniture for maloo and so forth so for them they are also involved in commissioning new work for both government offices and state and you know special displays and so forth but so for them to come to someone and say we want you to create when they already have quite a team of creators there they're made that's really they've mainly been involved in working with outside people and some of their artisans who repair and keep in condition their old pieces so this is a but they have some very modern pieces but this is a whole new level of involvement in contemporary design for them to really do this so getting back to how you started and how you found the people to work with at the beginning it was so odd because i was a no no so i was already all unfortunately i have a lot of friends so everywhere do you know who is able to do you know and then after you are going to the craftsmanship and see if they are able to do what you think and so it's a long way it's a long way and as you say no now i have the chance everybody wants to work with him and have that so promise me for a call but when you the question i have is did you have an idea first about wanting to work with marvel or leather or did you did you just have some design ideas and no i think at the beginning i think i i i love a very very nice home and i think when you buy i prefer to live with two or three furniture than to live with 10 or 15 furniture but i think it's very i prefer to buy a nice clothes than 100 trousers i prefer to have two nice three nice trousers and i think it's the same thing for furniture and i really are going to visit every day massage and i have i love to have the feeling of to do something beautiful so it's the way i need as i told you when i see a croquis i need to dream in front of the food until i don't dream and after if the croquis make me dream when we are going after in 3d if i don't feel the same thing as i feel at the beginning with the croquis we we we go back to the to the croquis and we try to understand why we don't have the same feeling in the 3d okay but you're starting with the sketch but i i just want to go from there but you already have drawn something and i'm saying when you so what are you deciding that you want to do let's say lighting this time or furniture or an object or at the beginning i want to work with marble right okay because i think marble or because marble at the eight years away was the first collection was really unused and i think it was a shame to have no more marble in her room and it's true we just had to to find a new way because so the new way was to have a very thinning marble and so i we went to see the new the company and it was just only one company at that time was all the robots to work in this kind of thinning auger and that's extraordinary with the table piece because the second slide we saw because that was obviously a very large solid piece of marble that you then cut a very fairly large piece out of the inside but uh was it all so the after the robot cut it did you um is it then a matter of polishing and oh yes all the all the work even if the robot uh has a table illusion there is a lot of work by hand a lot a lot so when where did you meet the people that whom you selected for the marketry works for this project in fact the marketry in front doesn't exist anymore for a new for the new furniture so they are they are here for restore restore so we have to work with them and uh when usually for all the work which we began the craft man all the time said no it's not possible so it's the first sentence and we can hear and uh and uh at the end they are coming and they have to come in all story and uh and uh and uh and uh at the end they are very proud and they why they like us at the end is because they think that they progress a lot even if the people are very old because usually the people are the craft man we are working with except the one who's working with robot he was the one of nearly 78 even nearly 80 but at the end they they they are 20 years younger after the work because they feel so glad and proud of them that's wonderful it does make me wonder if pool didn't originally actually do what you have figured out to do which is to lacker the I mean put the protective coating that responds to the different surfaces on separately and then do a varnish over the whole thing because I can't see how his would have worked unless he did the same thing yes because the the the chinese varnish you can you can hide all the mistakes when the wood is not perfectly well you the varnish can move all the mistakes so when we decide to do it in the mad varnish we do not know we do not know how travel we are going to but it's wonderful because you do get the time when you see those pieces that you really do see that it gives you so much better feeling of the woods that were used than not a shiny skating like yes it's more natural and you can appreciate much better the wood yes and certainly you've used a very great number of them so of the other media in which you've worked which do you find especially satisfying and also which seem to have been most popular with your clients all of them so people know it's true because uh since the beginning the muses are decorative all the knapp bought several pieces of each piece of each collection and uh and it's exactly for people in the market for some of them are going to prefer the demolition from other one even if everybody has the same the same it's art and poetic i think and but you can prefer one of the other but i think all the collection has a lot of success and from we are most of your purchasers from france or have you uh have other people been able to see your work uh given that you don't do fairs themselves uh it's more uh people not began to to know so i don't want to do any fair because i think when the fair you need to be to have a culture and it's quite sophisticated and i think people who want to have something very rare they can find a man and we don't have to make a fair everybody can buy and so that's why i prefer to do that fair and people are coming at my place and uh and no people start to know we have some american people we have some european people it's becoming so i think now we like to turn it over to the audience to um ask some questions or have any comments from your part or if anything you don't understand feel free and i think um susannah there will has a microphone and if you could speak into the microphone then everybody will be able to hear the question the question is did you understand me well yes would you pick your designers how do you pick your designers at the beginning i i took and i still still like that i think designer usually unknown because like that i can work with them more quietly and slowly because uh as i told you a collection it's two years time and so i think uh when at the beginning i talk with them a lot and when i appreciate them because we are going to have a certain time to be together if they are dreaming if they are the sense of of art like me when we speak and if they and know that i can move them and they are able to take a brief and to understand how machine like five backs works that's why i work with the industrial designer because they are able to understand seeing they are able to make me three days design drawing like that i can feel until the end how it's look and if i have uh if i have uh a doubt of the shape i we we did it in form and i live uh in the middle of my living room uh shape of form and like that and we're turning during one month around and at the end i know that if we put 10 something less it would be more light or more so you how many designers that do you work with on any given project every project is five designer and how how do they is it one working with one part of the project how do you divide up who does what is one designer oh i see and i follow like that five designer and i have one at the opposite i have at the beginning i work only because i was new so i work one designer with one piece and for all the pieces with the same craft man so now i'm i know pretty well my work fortunately eight years after so i can work with five designer and five craft man at the same time so but it's a bit and so do you start with a uh handmade sketch and then go into the computer generated yes all the time right and i am probably because i worked a long time in the animation animation yes movie animation so i know i can read perfectly well drawing and i love drawing so and i as i told you the drawing at the beginning it doesn't uh it's a shame when i spoke with sarah i i i said it's it's too bad because i don't bring to you the sketch but at the beginning so the sketch doesn't uh you could not imagine the sketch and how it is after it's just a question of feeling sometimes it's just a blue like that and something like that i said oh it could be a light what do you sing and we speak and we speak and and for the time for for example for obison tapestry i uh we are picking a lot uh using a ring of the lord lord of the rings because of uh how the tapestry can make you feel good as a little cabin uh event um so that's but tell me one final question for me and audience and that because i meant to ask you this before how does your work in animation and in film work and so how do you think that impacts your design process i think it's exactly the same thing you start by an idea and after you you build everything everything you start with a little point and after you write a movie it's the same thing we write a story and with this story what is going to be the furniture and it's exactly the same process and that's why for me it was quite easy to to go to expert at the questions just to improve my image trying to be okay i have a question so it's okay so i'm just gonna say it's so interesting how you kind of take in on each project through the material so i'm wondering what material are you thinking of in the future but as i told you we're the next one is going to with all the tapestry that we saw to make furniture with tapestry so we just start we just finished after one year we just finished the drawing in 3d so now we are the step we are making symbols of the of the tapestry and i think we should start the production in september and so because obviously as that because they just open a new museum in opus so and they want to and said so they said to remember that please do what you want with the designer you want and but we please do something and they don't say anywhere and they are all of them for the moment they are so happy and hopefully in the end also and it's because now it's the expertise of ibera malta it's perfectly we can move with all the craftsmanship that's why the mobility nationality came to us to create a line that's the desk and the videotech for the ministry and the embassy will those involve any of the marketry techniques or yes so yes marketry we put also tapestry we put everything because they have the mobility nationality is a is a little village in the it's a town in paris it's a huge monument and you have all the craftsmanship in this monument so and they just buy five axe machine for wood so no we know exactly how to move with marketry and so they said it's exactly where we have to go and that's why it became to me they asked and uh just when i take my plane to come here they said okay but are you going to work with their craftsmen yes with their craftsmen what do you think about the the over use of marble copper brass i mean all this material today in design and art will you put it would it make you move forward forward something different or to francais who's speaking english is so hard the question is like what do you think about the over use of the of this kind of material you are using you used before like the novel the copper all this kind of material we used to see too many times now i think in the in the design in art so so what over use so what do you think of that of this fact and also at the beginning i prefer to work with non-material that you can because i think when i had the chance to live to my grandparents home to my parents home with a really nice furniture and i think for me it's a shape to to throw it somewhere when you 20 years after i think you can make your children inherit your furniture so for me it's really important to do something so i went to the real material because i do know beyond i work also with uh food or the mob and everything uh and i am not again that's all but i think for the moment i i feel better if i work with the bronze and the copper and all this very very well known material and i know that this material won't won't hear too beat will last will last and for us it's to do something with all this material something very contemporary contemporary and i think the cloud pixelized clothes is very contemporary patterns the snake even in the 30s it was very known and the snake was very not at that time we do it in black and white like a tattoo could be the bench it's like at the the cabinet maker when they did something at the 18th century you have a secret drawer and it's the same thing at the even at the both bottom of the bench if you push it you discover a cupboard at the both bottom of the so we use all the new technique but with and with the patterns with the shape i think everything is very new you could not find a a stool like that before but it's with the old and they were poor material poor material and could it happen that somebody comes and orders a specific piece of furniture yes we we we also do do that and we specific ordering yes yes if somebody came to us and say we want to have something really extraordinary we are able to do it and it's it's exactly what ask the mobiles and they say very please create it for us a line of and know they know that we can move and we we start by sketch as you left that we present them the 3d because if we really do a very well 3d you feel like you are exactly in front of the of the pieces do you mean your your sample pieces or your no when you start by the sketch after we studied the sketch you make your proposal the 3d the 3d the 3d drawing the 3d drawing and after with the 3d drawing you really feel like you were it was it's a picture of the so the you know exactly what you are going to happen that's what we did for the so it's a wonderful I think that's a wonderful explanation of exactly how new technology and old tech old traditional methods can be combined to create something that uses traditional techniques and new ones for a very contemporary object so thank you very that's wonderful and thank you all for coming


Hey, this is Brett, and this 2016 Hyundai Sonata Sport is stock number 12850ZA. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, your new and used car headquarters. This 2016 Hyundai Sonata has the 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine. It puts out 185 horsepower. This car has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop per the State of Wisconsin Inspection Process. It has a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and tapped off, and this car is 100% ready to go. We're going to go all the way around, inside, start it up, take a look under the hood. Neville Blue is the color, and we shoot all of our videos in 4K, so if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone, or television, I highly recommend checking them out or turning them on right now, because it is your best way to check out the quality, condition, options, and cleanliness of the car before seeing it in person. If you like the video and how we do things here at Summit Automotive, consider clicking the subscribe button in the lower right-hand part of the screen, and then click the bell notifications, and you'll get updates on the videos we do each and every day here at Summit Automotive. This one comes with these 17-inch painted and polished aluminum rims. It has Kumo Solis 215-55R17 tires, and these tires have, I would say, right around half the tread left on them. Front fender is in excellent condition, I didn't see any dents or dings on there, it does come with the projector lamp headlamps, the LED running lights, and the LED fog lamps. Front bumper is in fantastic condition, no major dents, dings, scuffs, or cracks on there. You get kind of the yellow or bronze chrome on the grille. The hood is in really nice shape, I didn't see any major dents on there, and the passenger side front fender looks really good as well. 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All right, welcome on back here cyber traders this Tuesday, October 18th shortly after 2 30 p.m. Eastern time Welcome on back here for our afternoon meeting. We should be good to go inside the live trading room We had Kathleen Armand Karen Nina Michael Dan later all of which could hear me loud and clear Great to see all of you folks great to see all this back on social media Facebook live or YouTube I'll tell you what folks so far heading into this afternoon the markets haven't really gone much of anywhere I mean spy slipped down a little bit when the market opened up And with that I mean hey, we'll focus on our 10 30 Reversal time give her take a few minutes and with that the real bounce ended up happening just a little bit after 11 Took a little bit longer this morning for the spy to make its you know reversal or bounce So at least for the meantime, hopefully we see continuation, but it's gotten really flat since so not a whole lot's happened The market wise going into this afternoon just yet. Here's CCL carnival trues lines It's up over 12 percent right now. We actually came off of our traders talk workshop earlier today earlier this morning And I ran a little over so actually at the tail end of traders talk It was actually almost like 12 15 Eastern we were watching this trade It was making the the the retest of eight a very quick pop above it really like smooth move and with that it's been up and Moving up towards 816 since you know, there is a couple of icebergs on the ask I mean, this is a really liquid stock. So, you know, no 10,000 20,000 is gonna be an iceberg for this trade at $8 and 20 cents. Well, that's one you got a 254,000 share order sitting on the ask there for carnival and on top of that a penny above the highs There's like 124 case sitting there So it's a tougher trade at this point to expect to see it just smashed through all of that liquidity And to keep moving up. So with saying that I would like to follow perhaps a cruise line That's maybe a little less liquid in a good way like NCLH or RCL Royal Caribbean a little bit more expensive This might be on a slight bigger spread But no all of the cruise lines are moving really well at this point folks So we'll definitely keep our eyes on those we'll put them on our watch list collectively Airlines had popped at the open with the cruise lines, but they certainly didn't continue So American Airlines here moving more at the market today had that drop-off going into 11 o'clock 1130 and then it ended up just flattening out here So I'm not gonna be as keen to follow the airlines just yet Hey, if we get a big bounce within the spy taking us into the clothes Hell, I'm sure that everything is gonna make a decent move up or you know a respectable move to that level So maybe we'll check back in on the airlines at the tail end, but for right now We'll put RCL NCLH in particular on our watch list to start I'll tell you what though. There's been a couple of other trades that have been pushing up here So we'll take a look at those right now Let's actually just go from top to bottom because really like three or four of them are just across the top 10 or 15 So I have this real cheapy here comms. It's up over 220 percent. It's gonna be my first look at this trade today You know more of an afternoon move actually pushing up from eight up to 17 cents We don't really trade these cheapies below a dollar if anything They don't normally make as concise of a move So not gonna be as vested in that and I'll tell you what number two number four Both of those were buyouts today AK us one of us had mentioned right before the open and I was like trying to press the brakes on them a bit They know it's a buyout. It's not gonna make as good of a move really than anything else that we're trading AK us a ve o Maybe maybe it could have made 10 cents 15 cents on it But you know, there's just so much better opportunity elsewhere The drug trade is one of those stocks that did very well from this morning So we'll talk about this trade here drug is a stock back from mid to late August Ended up making a big pop and run like just across the singular day went from a dollar up to as high as like four and change Maybe even that's five Overtime it ended up having a couple of updates where we day traded it This is not a swing trade, of course folks You could just tell looking at that sequence going into late August early September and seem to even be more said here It's pushed up pretty nicely from the morning Although it's holding support right now off that 130 you would really want to see it to begin to press off the VWAP and look For it to move higher. So, you know right now drug. I'll put on our list.  This this trade right here I was just about to say if we come back and this thing just tanks then maybe we'll take it off our list I think it's making that decision for us right now big ugly shake here for a more level one or two trade I don't like that All right. Well, I'll tell you what we're gonna keep it on our list right now Come back to it at the end it slips off a little bit more than I'm not gonna like that So, let's see if there's anything else moving better right now at this point the QNR X is certainly one of those Hopefully I don't jinx this one like I just did the other QNR X making a push not only up to 260 Where we had a pretty big resistance as we watched this stock in our traders talk workshop earlier this morning It's popping it right now. There we go But look what held again as support. I'm not looking for the very bottom here So 230 was our level that's where we had a pretty big iceberg order from the market open So once again, this thing ended up breaking under 230 It held under 230 first for a bit and then it broke back over 230 and led for the run So, you know, it just goes to show in terms of looking for support You don't want to catch the falling knife as much as you want to buy the stock when it breaks through the level On the way up now with that now we're getting the breakout of resistance off this 260 ish So let's really hope this QNR X straight to squeeze up higher from here Definitely gonna put this on the top of our list for right now Small little dip on the spy one-minute chart small nothing major I don't think news came out for that one, but little little dip We'll check back in with the markets here at the end folks KPRX we talked about this in our traders talk workshop to but not in a good way This stock is a super low float stock and with a low float stock I mean something like this is crazy. This is less than a million share float and just the lower it goes The risk here it is right So we don't try and look for these super low float stocks because those are pumping dump stocks We don't want to subject any of our traders to that of course myself. I don't want to get subjected to that We'll talk about a drop after a pop coming up the AVCT trade, right? So even if it's not as low float that doesn't mean it's not able to make that drop But something that has a lower float is often going to carry lesser liquidity to it on the order book And that type of trade is a lot riskier for as much as this pushed up This ended up obviously falling off But it ended up making a very sharp drop at that like a dollar move down here within a couple of minutes So, you know if you're not quick if you're not good at the setting stops If you're not as quick on the platform as you should be this is not the stock for you You know maybe do it on small shares, you know a little fun You know have a little fun there But you know to risk real money on this type of trade if you're not quick enough to set your stop and manage it Right after getting in it could be very deadly. It could be pretty dangerous in that sense What else we got I AG's been up big today Grand. How about that? Gold UGT kind of crawling up a little bit across the afternoon once checking on some gold miners like NEM new mine Egos sans, you know a couple of these grant gave me a little while back through discussions So just checking in with them pretty briefly here not a whole lot to it and I AG although it's a big That is that is too large of a float. That is a slow mover So that I AG we're gonna pass on but in the meantime though We got a couple of familiar names here folks rich was calling out blue apron earlier going into this meeting That popped up pretty nicely up towards 250 above 250 Right now.  We'll call it an iceberg for right now You know that is resistance here in the meantime So blue apron will put back on our list this stock has been a bit of a tease to us in the past You know it looks like back in early to mid august made a nice move but in terms of seeing that big Volume or momentum based breakout. It's made a nice start here Hopefully it doesn't slow down and become choppy again So hopefully this continues with the trend and pace that it was moving in just before All right, this arm ed trade talk about a disaster this ended up dropping off as soon as the market opened up Whatever news came out did not lead to as positive of a reaction as anyone would want I was looking for a bounce on this trade off of seven earlier. I had it Until I didn't have it it was a great trade But ended up obviously failing to make that big pop that I wanted So when it kept retesting seven retesting seven like I'd said on kprx I don't know what the float is on this stock But I'm imagining it to be pretty pretty low just given how thin the liquidity checks out to be on the order book So with saying that I didn't want to hold on to that trade any longer than I should have So I went out break even on the second attempt on this trade. I took a minus five on the first and Break even on the second and that was it For those keeping track at home. I think arm ed float cracks just over a million shares That is pretty low So not the type of stock you want to hold on All right, we'll keep it going otherwise folks another familiar name I don't know the float on this one either But I am already actually breaking above the highs that we had back from Friday last week today being Tuesday This is Friday's bar right here broke above Friday's high from last week Right now it's like building a pennant around the four levels So just be careful in that regard the volume kind of died off from the last 10 or so minutes But I'll put this on our list for right now. I mean it's breaking new highs I am r.a. It's a stock that we're pretty familiar with at least two All right. I saw a couple of others here on the gainer's side. I saw a ter which was a familiar name last year Pushed up pretty nicely this morning a little slow right now Upstart UPST. That was it. That's the one I was looking for Upstart ended up having a nice pop taking us into the late morning I didn't see that there ended up breaking out off the highs roughly off of 24 80 ish 24 75 ish ran up pretty nicely Dropping off now with said markets. So a little bit of a pullback now at upstart I'm not going to be as keen to follow this now Especially with the markets beginning to shake around a little bit here You know if this was holding better and it's you know trend towards the highs then definitely but Let's see what else we got. It's probably a lot more that's up percentage wise here folks probably is I could just say that because Got like number 40 at like 8% or so here Hmm There's our nclh. There's upstart like we just went over All right. Well, there's definitely more that's up percentage wise So folks if there's any stocks from your side list that look really good trending up very nicely Let me know that's how we work together as a team here type it in the chat board. Let me know Let's hop over to the loser's side for right now I don't know how much we'll find on this side at least but we'll see Khan is shortable c on end Ended up making a dead cat bounce of anything this morning. Well, this little push up this morning on con It's pulling back a little bit off the highs but nothing too much to write home about on the straight here for the afternoon now this If this had any more liquid of an order book This would be number one of my watch list here at this point, you know, this is right off the lows this si trade You know, it's pretty expensive. So that's where I was saying if it had better liquidity I'd be really interested in this trade I don't mind trading a more expensive stock just lower the share account But I mind it when it's trading this crap volume here on the order book So that's like more of a gamble than anything like the trend All right. What else we got here folks Chinese education company eat t al Edu is the other one Not a whole lot happening there. You could say it's near the lows But it's got almost a little too liquid volume on the order book there for it to cut through Uh, no, not a whole lot happening there Oh nova vax I I skipped over We like nova vax here More is the short than a long obviously But you know, nova vax is right off the lows right now much better liquidity checking out looks good All right, nvax For some reason I started to write nvda nvidia. It's nova vax nvax just recently breaking below 19 dropping off here pretty well Cool Michael's saying b to you at the low of the day. We'll check we'll check that one out in a bit All right, so from rob at first. He says apple is selling off hard. We'll dropping off at the market I mean if news came out on apple that led to the drop off collectively within the market as a whole That's something different. Let me just check news on apple. There's always news out on apple. So Just see what we got here apple cuts iphone 14 plus production less than two weeks after the debut Interesting. I mean, there's a whole litany of different headlines here. So I mean that is the most recent one that came out shortly Prior to shortly after 230 that came out right at 240 eastern time So that could have been it rob. I mean hey right there Right, I mean if it's news related to apple that led to the drop off then this is dropping off quite a bit for right now Uh, obviously we're not going to look to day trade apple as much right But it's worth noting though. I appreciate that. I mean it's dropping off pretty damn hard Michael's saying b to you at the low of the day It is down over like three percent or so good sideless stock All right, folks, let me know if there's anything else up down left right that you would want me to look at Check out here before we finish up Check out some sideless stocks that I have like my lovely neo. Nothing happening on that one really is much so we'll pass um forward before the market drop off I picked up five cents on forward I don't know really what led me to jump to forward out of all stocks But really slow mover not a whole lot happening aside from the drop now I mean if b to use at the low of the day mic that gets me thinking and I'm thinking are maybe oxy I mean it's only down 0.4 percent dropped off earlier this morning really well This definitely trades a lot better liquidity even though it's more expensive You know it's dropping off. I'd say the same on this as I said on b to you Ryan on youtube joining us right now Very emphatic about the last drop off within the market here. Let me just check spy news I didn't do that a moment ago. Let me just check spy news. I checked apple news There's always news on the spy in the markets, obviously All right, so from 233 eastern time at lanta fed president bostick says the fed can't resolve all the problems causing current inflation There's always some bogus headline out there every single day from someone So I don't know how much that influenced the drop off in the market as much as apples drop influence the market. I believe All right folks, I'll tell you I mean hey if the markets are dropping off. It could be a good short afternoon now Let's see if there's any stocks that are like right off the lows. So I'm just checking my benzinga scan myself I see etf not as if we're going to look to trade it Maybe it is you know tradable in terms of liquidity if you got level four book map then it makes it a lot easier Soxl semiconductor etf semiconductor sector has been extremely volatile in a good way Over the last I mean really last several months But you know the last week or so even more in particular with the soxl etf Amd dropping off very nicely right now. I'd assume the same to be said with the video nvdi Check out the others like micron intel et cetera micron is a lot closer to the lows That I'm interested in I mean intel too What I'm gonna do is this folks I'm gonna slip the cruise lines kind of collectively on our watch list as I did to begin this meeting And then I'll write the word semis semiconductor stocks like amd micron intel The video is a little expensive, but you know those three in particular Definitely they seem to be trending pretty nicely with the market right now I don't mind focusing on those and then aside from that We do have some other stocks that are like small cap that could look to show some strength into the close Even with the drop off that we're seeing in the market Look at the q and rx made a nasty little shake under that 260 But the fact that broke right back above it That's a that's a pretty damn strong sign right there. So definitely look at the q and rx trade I am r. A I'd said you might need to wait a little bit there right around that four level But that still looks really strong. So folks just because the markets are dropping off doesn't mean That you can't long any trades heading into the close You just obviously have to try and find the ones that are strongest in relation to their trends And that's what we're doing here, right? I mean really the watch list i'm putting out is what we should all start with In terms of the stocks that are holding near the highs and even the ones that are dropping off with the market Those seem to be pretty volatile in themselves Chuck saying cold natural gas etf that's been on a huge tear of late and once again It ended up making another big move heading into the mid to late morning You know if it's a good ticker to keep on your side list for right now If you do well on this trade personally day to day, you know exactly who you are inside our live trading right So, you know, that's where I say you are more likely to personally put it on your watch list if anything But uh, you know if this was near the highs a lot closer, then I'd be more inclined to put this on our list for everyone But otherwise Michael saying uber dropping from high of the day. I actually forgot about that So I appreciate that shout Michael uber high the day that dropped off pretty Pretty quickly here, but it was holding pretty well a moment ago. So you know what it's still up over five percent We don't have a big list and you know too big of a list anyway. I'll put this on the back end here uber forgot about this one All right, folks that's going to do it here for me this afternoon I'm going to jump on to a coaching call to one of our students coming up at three o'clock Hopefully we catch a nice runner here if not on the q n r x then maybe the i m r a or perhaps one of the other Ones we have on our list but for ryan and for all this on youtube live right now on facebook if you folks have any questions I always like to post my email here at the end of these streams I should see to trading.com is my email if you're interested in joining our live trading room to continue the audio commentary This afternoon tomorrow next week you name it Just go right down to the link on the yellow banner below the stream to get yourself started But for michael lader chuck and grant arman gene ladenina and all of us inside the live trading room Rich will be on the mic in just about 10 minutes. I'll be in the chat I'll be on a coaching called one of our students like I'd said and hopefully we have a nice afternoon folks All right, I'll talk to you all soon


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