besters. The following is a presentation of TFNN. The Tiger Technician Hour with your host, Basil Chapman. Call now toll-free at 1-877-927-6648. Hi everybody, Basil Chapman, Tiger Technicians Hour. My pleasure. Monday we've got what is this 36 minutes into the new week. It's going to be a very important week in terms of will there be enough of a rally to get back to the previous highs, all-time highs? Will there be a stalling process? Had a question about the Chapman wave? All I can say is I used the Chapman wave for specific reasons because it gives me the notation, it gives me it's an umbrella of a number of techniques, but basically on the way up it's the notations that counts in the PDEF. What happens at that level? It's so important. I've done it with, I would say that I've probably got to at least a half a million charts, if not more, over the period. I mean throughout the day I'm notating from the one minute to the 10 minute of the E-minis if I'm not trading it, I'm notating it. So all I can say is that I get question. Don't don't mix up things when you ask me a question. I had a statement saying that Steve Rhodes had talked about money moving from other countries into the United States. You know I deal with that in, we all have our techniques and I love Steve's work, but don't mix things up. My Chapman wave is a Chapman wave and when I say that the S&P has made a leg B and that in the Chapman wave methodology that we should go to at least once you get a buy mode and we're in a buy mode, a leg D, I don't mix things up. It means that there is a major bull market. I don't care about international national and I'm talking about the chart and the chart. Let me just show you here. The chart is talking about the monthly chart is a leg B. We still have to make a peak B. We can't get a peak B until the earliest the 31st of December because it's a monthly chart. You can't talk about it unless you talk about the very end, the last minute of the last hour of the last day of the month. So it says that you have to get down. The leg B has to make, let's just say, 47, 18.50. We've got all two weeks to go. So I don't really want to talk about in terms of there is going to be a leg B going to a peak B. I have no idea. What I am going to say is whatever the high is in September, whatever the high is in November, if there is no new recovery high or all time high in all of December, if the entire bar does not make a higher high, it means you've made a peak B. If there is one penny of a new high in December, it means you got to wait until January before you can get a peak B. Then you have to wait all of February to see if it goes to a higher high to make a leg C. Then you have to wait all of March to see if it makes a peak C. Then it's got to go to a leg D in April. And then May would be the earliest that you can get a peak D in the S and P. So that's the way it works. All right. Just wanted to go through that to clarify. Don't mix things up. As I'm looking at it, you've got the Dow, the S and P is up five at 4688. All time high was 4718. The magti is just about to turn negative, but that's not the issue. The stochastic is way down at 70%. I love 80%. I love the 90% that it was at just a week and a half ago. It's now at 70%. The unbalanced volume is a little overboard at highs. But it's the nine period over the 14 period that I've said over and over and over again. And when I do this, I am the guest speaker for the Boston Investors Group virtual meeting tomorrow night at 7. You can just go to the website. It's here in Boston. They're also part of the Investors Business Study Group. This is one part of that whole thing. Boston Investors Group virtual meeting 7 p.m. I'm the guest speaker from 7 to 9. I'm going to be talking about the 9 EMA above the 14 PMA. What it means, how important it is. You can get any technique you want. But until that 9 crosses underneath the 14 period moving average, you're not going to get a cell mode. You're just not going to get it. So in the meantime, even though we were short the dow, about 35, 40 points of the all-time high a week ago, the day of the high. Yes, it's pullback. It's pullback quite nicely when you consider it. It's one of the deepest pullbacks we've had since you go back to the beginning of August, October. And that's all I can do. And look at this. The 9 is still above the 14. The MACDs turned down the stochastics down to 53 percent. On balance pullback, relative strength is good, but not as strong as it was. All we can do is use our techniques. And that's work successful for us so far. I'm not going to fight that longer term. We still have that call long from the very low starting at the very low of March the 23rd of last year. I mean, how much better can you do than to get the day of the low and to get at least with a doji candle high of the 8th of November, try to get the very high. I mean, within 40 points, you just you do the best you can. And then once you get that, it means if you can get the turn, you've got a little comfortability. So I'm trying to answer this question because although he's one of the only people that has asked me in this particular way to kind of conflate and convolut other areas, I'm saying the Chapman wave is that's what I use and I'm explaining what I do. And I'm going to say that this is in the monthly chart, you see the divergence we've got in the monthly chart, we've got a leg E going right to the Chapman wave inside track repellent zone in a monthly chart going back all the way to 2018, look at all those highs and look how the price got repelled as it got into this Chapman wave inside track repellent zone. Would it break out going to the 36,937,000 level or are we in the process now of making some kind of a consolidation that means you don't have to collapse, but you could go sideways for an hour. I don't know yet, we just go one time, one thing at a time and one time frame at a time. In other words, I'm basing this, I remember we went to the 120 minute chart and we had that double top and then we had double top pop to a higher high, we got an F and then a G and that peak G in the Chapman wave methodology right there on Monday a week ago, I think it was a week ago, yep, the eighth of November at 11.30, pop to 36,565 and look how we've come down and yep, this is a gray leg B in the 120 minute chart, days young, let's see what happens. Okay, that was an explanation, but I wanted to do that because it's a little frustrating because you can't take other things and other actions and try to make an implication. I mean, it's like saying this person said Fed, I can't fight the Fed, I'm not fighting the Fed, I'm using the Chapman wave methodology to do the trades and that's all there is to it. Within that context, absolutely the Fed is important, but that's got nothing to do with the chart formations. Oh, it's been a long time that I wanted to do. Anyway, I just wanted to clarify that this is what we're doing, this is what we're using and so far it's been working. Days young, I'll be back in a moment, Chapman. Are you looking for a way to consistently add winning trades to your portfolio? Tom O'Brien is here to help. Tom O'Brien has been successfully trading markets for over 30 years. A frequent contributor to TD Ameritrade Network and CNBC, Tom O'Brien found a TFNN over 20 years ago to help educate investors just like you. Tom's Daily Market Newsletter, Market Insights, is published every morning when the market's open to give you the competitive informational edge you need to succeed. 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And I actually was preparing for tomorrow nights. This is the online version of the Boston Investors Group. This is Big B.I.G. I'm the guest speaker tomorrow night. It's online. So please go to the website. And I wonder if I've got anything here. I've got this here. It says upcoming events, Tuesday, November the 16th, 2021, 7 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. Boston Investors Group virtual meeting, Basel Chapman, I'm the guest speaker from 7 till 9. This was about quite a few days ago, 54 attendees so far. So just go to there and just Google it and you'll be able to get it. Okay, so a couple of things I wanted. I had a question. So what I really wanted to say is I didn't have a chance this morning just to review. I had a couple of questions coming on Friday that I couldn't get to. I did answer some people during the weekend. And then over the weekend and I'm trying to hunt for them. I don't see them. So if you had a question, just please shoot me an email right away. I'll get it. I'll check and I'll make sure I get it before the end of the, before the last segment of the session. And don't, please don't forget Wednesday, Larry Pezzavente is going to be doing his all day workshop. It was almost all day workshop, but it's I think 9 to 2. Should be fantastic as always. What can we expect from Larry? Nothing but the best. So this should be a wonderful opportunity. And a question I just had was snap. Could I show snap? You see when a stock like Snap Inc. has this huge gap down from whatever reason made a peak. Do you remember the Chapman wave peak diesel where we look for something else to happen? When it went to a Dady peak, did about 84. It went pulled back sharply, ran up nicely to peak A, peak B, great peak A, peak B below that previous high of the 24th of September at 83.34. And then there was news and it must have been terrible news because not only did it gap down from the 75 area, it gap down to the 60s. And then it could not, not one bar has gone above the gap down high of the 22nd of October at 50 at 60.78. And the previous day, the low was 73.89. And then it went to a low. You're on my rule of three when I get gaps to the downside of the upside. Well, this just completely defeated the rule of three. It went lower, lower, lower. And now yes, this isn't great A, B, but I love stocks that gap and then fill in the gap very quickly, just steadily, not quickly, steadily moving higher highs and higher lows, fill the gap and then don't even look back to the gap. That means not only was that gap a false move to the downside, it means that it's old news and it dealt with the old news in the most severe way. And now new news is that it's making high highs. This is not looking that great. Now, if you've got a short-term trade and you've got in the 54 or so area and it's trading at 56.44, I would just put in a stop, have a trading stop and then it take you where it's going to. Yes, if it didn't have the gap, I'd say, this is not bad. We've seen a couple of stocks do that or ETFs do that lately, but then a lot of them have given back some. So I'm looking at this and saying, I like the action today, but it's just one day and that weekly and monthly charts is, wow, be really careful. So treat it as a trade. You might turn out to have gotten the best of the best by getting in at this level, but believe me, when it hasn't gone to and you break out over the gap high within three bars, it means something else is going on. So just be a little careful. Question I had about team.  I'm doing them now because I've done my overview many times over the last week. I haven't changed much much of anything yet. Team made an all-time high. This is at Lesnian Corporation, PLC made an all-time high at 483, 483.13 on the 29th of October, 483.33 or something like that. I'll fix it up on the 29th of October and hasn't been able to do anything. It's actually quite poorly. And this is what I was saying to subscribers over the weekend in my overview for my subscribers to my opening call, newsletter. I said, we've got to be a little careful because even within sectors that have been on fire, you've got stocks within those sectors that are just not doing very well. And here we are at Lesnian Corporation. Team is a symbol TEAM trading down 10 and 434. It's not a big deal. But it's a big deal now because it's making lower lows and lower highs. And I suspect this is design development, license maintenance software. This is an Australian company. I happened to have met someone, my wife and I were in Australia visiting my brother January of last year. And by chance at dinner table there were guests of my brother.  Our son has just moved to Brooklyn. He works for this company at Lesnian Corporation. Hey, I said, wait, wait, wait, does that have a symbol TEAM? Yes. Yes. Isn't it chatting away? Yeah. So I, you know, I've had this on my radar for a long time. We never actually got long, even though I loved it. Now it's doing consolidation. Talk about a gap. It's the exact opposite of the gap of snap. Look, it had a gap, a beautiful trade, peak D pullback in the daily chart back in late October pulls back on the 28th. It goes down to 410 after being in the 430s. And then there's news and the news is spectacular because not only does it go from the close of 417 on the 28th, it spirals to 483.30. What did we say? 31 or something? 13. On the very next day, very next day, and what does it do? It spirals up. It can't hold the game, pulls back sharply and then starts lower lows, lower highs. It starts to fill in the gap. It hasn't filled in the gap. There's a huge gap, right? It has to go down to the 418s or something like that. It's at 435. So this is the exact opposite of saying on a short to maybe even intermediate term, we've got a peak G in the weekly chart. We've got a leg E in the monthly chart, but a peak E in the daily chart at 43.13, trading 50 points lower right now. That's what 11% or so has a problem. Probably has to do some backing and filling. Keep it on your radar for later on in the year or early next year. I think it starts another move up. All right. Question. Good morning. Oh, I just had a look at team for GBT, GBTemper in the den. I hope that helps you. Let's just have a look now. Sophie's been talking about Sophie. I don't know how you pronounce it. Sophie is training at 23.86 SOFI, up $1.13. Sophie Technologies Inc. member, digital financial services with mobile applications. I'm not sure what that member is there for. Doing very nicely. It's out of this. The month is still young, but so far it's broken above that downtrend line in the monthly. It's in a leg D, a long leg at Doji Canal, leg D in the weekly. It needs to close to break the chapter, the long leg at Doji Canal technique. 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It was beautiful double top. It was made into a peak G in the Chet Wave round about the 298 level, and now it's trading $256 cap down. Obviously, they didn't like something about it. We had the charts sold within a trading range, but it did make an F and only a peak C in the leg C or peak C in the monthly chart. This will be a leg C. Leg C is still looking out. This is a very important place. Look at Hack. Hack made an all-time high just a couple of days ago. So that was peak B, and that was peak C right there, right there. I'm not sure if that's a peak C1 or C2, but it's a peak C in an all-time high. Usually, you don't make a peak C and fail at that level in the Chapman Wave methodology. Was that an all-time high? Yep, an all-time high, and a leg E in the weekly chart. And is that a D in the monthly? Who? The Dow and the, no, it's a leg C. So this means that even the cybersecurity Hack is a symbol for the ETF, 66.34 out of 39. 5 cents means this is still leg C. So Hack is a prime cybersecurity ETF, all-time high just a week or so ago, and now it's just pulling back a little bit probably because of CrowdStrike. So we're looking at, this is an area that I consider to be a place that you want to be and we are not in. We've had it before, we aren't in now. The next big pullback is what I'm looking at to see if subscribers need to get in for the morning to media term. So far, I was looking absolutely fabulous. A question I had, let me, I wrote this one I did right down. Veave, this is a stock I've actually followed, I don't know, for years. I think I have a friend that 30 years ago had worked for the company. If this was one that had a Boston office, but I'm not sure if it is. Veave assistance, I think it could be. Anyway, it made a peak D in the weekly. Now this is what I wanted to show you. You see this pattern right here? First of all, my question always at the stock or the chart is to say, how the heck does the chart know to stop fractionally lower? Look at this, 1, 2, 3, 4. This will be the fifth week that the price is fractionally gone lower to make an absolute perfect trend line. And this is how you draw trend lines from the 343.98 high on the week of the 6th of August with a round number lower of 328. I'm going to talk about those at some point, maybe today, tomorrow. How does it know to stop there and pull back? How does it know about the Chapman wave inside track repellent zone? I mean, give me a break. This is just, I have a theory and I'll talk about the theory. I cannot give you a scientific other than an emotional level. And that says that this is, think of a boat sitting in the harbor and it's low tide. Low tide goes to high tide. It's exactly the same boat, but the boat is gone from here to here. Now it's high tide going to low tide. The boat is just in exactly, looking at the stats, the coordinate never changes, but it goes from here to here. It goes down. That's the tide. And all I can say is that this has gone into low tide, making low highs and low lows in the shorter term, but in the intermediate term from the peak D top all the way through the 270s low. And then it had a big rally, which was more an emotional countergent rally. And now the true colors of the inner workings, the mechanism says it only has x amount of energy left and that energy is waning. That's the tide and it's waning at x percent every week. It's a weekly chart every day. Therefore that same amount of energy is seeing the tide lower the highs, but the tide hasn't broken for the lows. So watch it at some point, because if this takes out 301 to, it's a 316 at any point in the next two weeks, if it takes out 30, this is started with 307 as support. Then I say all of a sudden that energy that allowed it just to try to make slightly higher highs and it couldn't in fact slightly low lows, is waning. And now there's an acceleration to the downside. And it also says that maybe it's using usurping energy. If you look at the weekly, the daily chart, the sideways move to build enough energy to suddenly spike above this trend line. So I like to do it. I was going to talk about music when I went to on Thursday, my wife and I went to 1030 in the morning. I can't believe we did that. Live rehearsal of the Boston Symphony after watching the Boston Symphony Chamber players Sunday before. Fabulous, fabulous musicians. And I wanted to talk about timing and a whole bunch of things. I'll set that up for some other time. It's important because it talks about the timing where people have said to me for years, but you're a professional musician. How on earth do you go from music to the stock market? And I said timing. Both of them rely on timing. So that's all I can say. So Viva Systems, I just wanted to show you this as an example over the weekend as I was working. How it's so long. Look, these tiny candles and it stubs dead right there at that resistance. And even today, try to get to over 319.34 was a high. You try to get just about 50 cents, about 30 cents high. So you could touch the line. So far, it hasn't got a whole week to go. Let's watch it. Viva Systems, VEEV, down 121 and 316.46. All right. Now let's go on. I'm going to go back now. I'm going to use the 120 minute chart. I've used that last week. People said they got a lot out of it just not only for the Chapman Wave methodology, but just in terms of looking at charts in a different way. So the time frame I'm looking at here is 120 minute chart. Let's go. We've got the Dow. INDU made a peak G-top at 3,65565, 3,6565 in the 8th of November. We've got a cell signal just a very short term cell signal. And it has pulled back. You've seen the 120 minute chart go from the peak G down to a trough D. Now it's trying to rally. The technicals are trying to turn around. The mag D hasn't yet crossed positive. And the stochastic gets ready from under 20% from the teens to 39%. That's okay. It's just not great. But the price is the price and the price and the line being moving average in the dead is holding beautifully because of the S&P. Oh, I wonder if I've got this one. Yep, I do. Made a peak G on the thing was the 4th of the 5th of November. It's pulled back. It's done very well. And you see this little right here. You see this Chapman Wave falling exclamation. It's gone just above it in leg C in a 120 minute chart. We're going to watch this closely. The QQQ NDX100 made a peak G as well with a little doji top pulls back. And now it's working very hard. It's not doing all that well. I'll be back in a moment. Bowser Chapman. 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That's TFNN.com and hit watch Tiger TV. I still at the moment still calling this a peak C in the in the daily chart. Everything about it as I said before said it looked like it's acting like a peak D. But I'm calling it a peak C. I could call it a peak C, C1. It just failed to accomplish the chance that I could officially in the Chathamate methodology with any obfuscation, without any subterfuge, without any changing something that isn't there. I don't like to do that. I'm very strict about my rules. I'm even strict about the alternate rules. And here the alternate rule says that if this second bar after the peak D all-time higher, 400.99, just made a fractional higher above the day before of 399.62, which is 399.63 instead of 399.57. I'd have no qualms over to say peak C1, C2. Now we can have some kind of a pullback in the queues. I mean, I can feel a little bit better about it, but so far no residual strength. I don't want to fight. But I'm just telling you real quickly, if by Friday the QQQ has any day that not closes, but just on a daily basis goes under 399, it says, you know what? Yes, we are consolidating. That can continue for a little while longer. So in the meantime, it's holding quite nicely. Looking at the IWM or IWM, there's a 120-minute chart peak D. There's a Chathamate instant restart. Went to a doji candle D right there on, that was on November the 8th, I believe, same as the Dow Monday a week ago. Pulls back, not acting very well, and a peak F at 244.46, and a leg D in the weekly chart, leg D in the monthly. I'm watching the Russell 2000 really closely for a couple of clues. I did put the 120-minute chart. Now the TLT, I just want to do this real quickly, the TLT is plunging $1.40 down at 145.93. I don't say plunging lightly. I say plunging because it made this high at a peak E, a beautiful peak A, B, C, D, and it gapped up full of the gap, but it went all the way to 151.77. Yeah, 151.77, I forgot to type that in my name, 151.70. How many times over the last just not days or weeks, but the last year and a half have I been saying, isn't it incredible how charts have been over weeks and months, they pull back from a certain level and then pull back sharply and then go back to within pennies of the previous high. 151.79 was the high of September the 22nd. It slugged down to 141. This is the TLT, the Lehman 20th Treasury Bond Fund, still on the 11th of October, Kaplop, and then it has a beautiful buy signal to buy mode that goes to this leg E and then a peak E at 151.77. And that was about a week ago, maybe Friday, no a week ago. And then what happens? It pulls back sharply and now it's at 146. And this is the Eiffel Tower straight up, straight down. I'm always nervous about that because that can accelerate and continue. So we've got to watch this for the yield. So this is the 10-year TNX, if I can ever find out what the issue is, why it jumps to the back screen, I don't know. Look, the 10-year is in a leg B. This is the 10-year yield. It's at 1.609, 16.09. Here it is gray leg A, gray leg B. If that's stochastic, at 56 can rally sharply and the magnetic cross is positive, it's still negative, that's going to give it enough impetus to try to test the previous high, just under 17, 1.7. And you've got the leftover weekly at the background here with the one-to-one to the upside breaking out of the Chapman Way falling X formation, targeting 17.18, something like that, 1.718. And now look at this. You've got A peak A and a peak B and then a peak B, peak leg C. We're in leg C in 120-minute chart and the technicals are improving. 94% in the stochastic. I just don't understand what is going on here. I don't know if this is trade station or me or my system, but it's not lifting off the mouse quick enough to get to the next letter, probably me. Anyway, in a buy mode in 120-minute chart that's the yields, the tenure, which is so important to almost everything, car loans, whatever it is, housing, all I can say is that we've got to watch this very closely. All right, next thing I want to do is, I did that, I did that. All right, let's go to gold, GC gold, yes, 120-minute chart, a rectangle formation can last a lot longer than your patients. Look at this, from the high at noon on the 10th of November, somewhere around there, it's gone sideways in a right narrow rectangle formation, peak A, peak B, peak C, peak D and I went to an E and it's pulling back. So gold's having a high level consolidation, very nice action after breaking. Look at this, the chat wave falling upside down, falling X resistance, it went right through it. So that's saying that gold is more in play now and now I want to go to, I'll have to do this quick. Silver, silver is in a leg E slash B and the daily chart, it went higher than that left side high. That is important. Let's lift that up there. There are leg B in the weekly, it's starting to improve a lot. It turns the 200-period moving average of 24.62 into support. I do the dollar quickly here, dollar, dollar, dollar. The dollar is a peak C, if there's no new high today, I should go to a D and then I might digest gains. This is what I wanted to show you, the Bitcoin. Bitcoin I think is making some kind of a short-term top, it's done the left side, right side price, time match in the cup formation in the weekly chart from the 66,000, 310 level to the last high, I forgot to type that in, of 69,355. I should say that it was so long, a portion 69,355. And this is great, but I think now it's going to start a digestive phase, meaning gold could be a little bit more. Same on the weekly, yes, leg D on the weekly, do the cup formation on Bitcoin. Thank you for reminding me. Cup and handle. There is a chance of a cup and handle here. It's not my favorite pattern where the investors business daily has spent 40 or more years talking about cup and handle, but you've got to handle it, handle the handle in a really specific way. I don't like it, I love the Chapman Wave cup and ladle breakout formation that says you go through the previous high, preferably a peak D, and you're now in a new leg C, and that says you can still go to a D. This one's sort of fading a little bit. There was a chance that it could do that. I'm just looking at this. The technicals are not all that great yet. In the day, weekly is very strong in Bitcoin. So I'm just saying, I think that Bitcoin is stuck, maybe it can go to 71,000, but I wouldn't be surprised if over the next three weeks we're looking at Bitcoin stuck in a range between 71,000 and 61,000. Just said this is what I'm thinking right now. That could change, but that's what I'm looking at. Same thing with Ethereum. Ethereum peak F could be an instant restart. It's not acting like that. So I'm saying that, yep, and a leg D doji candle in the weekly ETHE 45, 37 down 40 cents. So I just think it's kind of stuck. Beautiful action, but it just needs a digestive phase. The question I saw, where did I see the question? Question, question, question. Oh, Radio show. There it is. Radio show question. 25, two, sorry for the mistake. Radio show QS. Okay, let me do QS as soon as I get back to the final segment. Basil Chapman dowies up 120. He's a 550 little divergence there. QS is want to escape. Beautiful action. I'll talk about it when I get back. Sharpening your skills as an investor is like getting better at playing a musical instrument. You have to practice, sure, but you also need excellent instruction from experts at TFNN. You'll get advice and guidance from the authority and technical market analysis, and it's not just dry, tedious text either. 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I like this very much. Quantum escape, next generation solid state, lithium metal batteries for EVs. A couple of quick questions here. Let me finish this up. Crudor, remember we got that exact high and we had the SCO, the 200% short. We took profits. We got stopped out. I still liked it, but I just didn't want to play games, which is a pity because that was exactly what I should have done. Stayed with the trade. Look at that peak E that was made around about the 9th of November. Look at this plunges down from the 84s and it's down at the 80 level. It's just sideways consolidation action. This is Crudor, which was really sorry to move very sharply. So that's Crudor. I wanted to finish up Nancy. I did that, did that, did that, did that. So let me just talk to this one more time about the VIX index because that is part of what we're looking at. The volatility index made a peak D on the 10th, I believe it was, November. And now what we're looking at is within the context of it's just off 20. It's come down to the 16s and now it's bounced to 1688. Watch this closely because if by the end of the day there is a move in the VIX index towards the 1722, 1760 area, rather than the 1630s, that's as we're starting to see some selling come in and some insurance. That's all it's going to be. It's insurance by fund managers trying to get our hat on risk. That's all. Have a wonderful session for Larry, Chris Aventon.  Should be wonderful for program all day.


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So, CTO meetings started almost in the year 2000, where it was found to be an opportunity for industry and operators at the executive level to come and discuss among themselves and with the TSB director important standard issues and how the ITU could be organized to address those urgent industry needs. In the context of that CTO meeting we have seen many new groups get formed because of the CTO meeting. We saw new standards emerge because of the CTO meetings and it really allows for that combination of the top down at the executive level plus at the engineers level in each company to have that synergy between what's the industry, where is the industry going, what is the need of the operators and merge that with the contributions that come to our study groups. So it's a very healthy way to have this dialogue once a year on a global level in conjunction with the telecom world. So, this year unsurprisingly 5G was the topic of most discussion and looking at 5G from various angles. We looked at 5G security, 5G quality of service, 5G deployment scenarios, early deployments and the learnings we have from 5G, the use of machine learning and artificial intelligence in 5G and that took pretty much a lot of the discussion, the time of the discussion. We also started looking beyond 5G what are some of the fiber optic network infrastructure and protocols required to not only meet the requirements of 5G but beyond 5G. We looked at the infrastructure sharing becoming yet more important in a 5G era and we also looked at the business models of deploying 5G, especially in developing countries. What would trigger a developing country operator to move from 4G to 5G? So all of those discussions really were of the top quality because the players and the people sitting around the table are the CTOs who have to make those technical decisions and are the ones faced with the challenges. In addition we had the study group chairman and the focus group chairman around the table so they took first hand the input of the executives of what's keeping them up at night and what are the next things that these study groups need to work on. We also had the TSAC chairman now we're in a year where we're preparing for WTSA, the World Telecom Standards Assembly and one of the things the assembly will be looking at is the new structure of the ITU and an observation was made during the meetings that in the last 12 years the structure of the study groups hasn't really been changed much and given all the changes in the industry and the technology there was a call to look at that with more attention and more focus this time around in WTSA 2020. All right, so the immediate impact there is some short-term elements that where the study groups and the focus groups are taking this input from the meeting to enable new elements for example the 5G security that was welcoming of the Ottawa Accord that looked at exchanging threats and at the same time in study group 17 we have a new standard that would enable security threat exchange and how a playbook would run in a network operator in a 5G era. So some of those are some of the quick wins but in terms of long-term strategy I think it was clear that the study groups might have to restructure in a more dramatic way to address the digital convergence in the digital era. The fact that ICT is being used in various verticals like healthcare, transportation and so on and so forth might lead to some new thinking on how our study groups might be structured.


museum, Scotland Yards Museum of Murder. Here in the grim stone structure on the Thames, which houses Scotland Yard, is a warehouse of homicide where everyday objects, things like a packet of matches, a coffee pot, a paring knife, all are touched by murder. Now here is a pint bottle labeled meat juice. Perhaps you've seen one of these. Your grandmother certainly saw one. In fact, when you were a child, you may have been fed meat juice for the iron and strength it contained from just such a small glass bottle. Yet here it is, in the midst of all the other relics of death. Well, Inspector, what do you think? Mr. Halland, we did our best. A little bit of white sediment at the bottom of the bottle. See it there still. You know what that is. Yes, arsenic, and to me at least, the means of murdering my brother. Today that bottle of meat juice can be seen in the Black Museum. For the criminal investigation department of the London police, we bring you the dramatic stories of the crimes recorded by the objects in Scotland Yard's Gallery of Death, the Black Museum. In just a moment you will hear the Black Museum starring Orson Well. Here, for instance, is a small mirror such as you might find in any lady's handbag. A very pretty lady used this one once to inspect an escaped tendril of soft brown hair, but what she saw reflected was not merely disordered beauty. She saw murder strike. Now, yes, here it is, the bottle labeled meat juice. Obsolete archaic type of writing on this label replete with flourishes and shading, no prosaic typing, handwritten by an expert pen. Penness was only natural in the 1890s when this bottle became the focus of an odd, even a very disturbing situation. Of course, on the surface, the Hammond family, Liverpool, England, 1892, displayed no evil. All was happiness on the surface. Shall we drink to the great event? Shall we? Of course, dear. Oh, forgive me, Bob. What event? There you have it, my dear. My own brother doesn't remember our wedding anniversary. Your anniversary, old man? Which one? Our eighth, Arthur.  And, Arthur, you forgot. Perhaps because I wasn't at the wedding. That's right. Robert met me and we were engaged in America. But we were married here at my aunt's home. Exactly. While I was in America myself. Well, with all that straightened out, shall we toast the occasion? After all, how many times? A pleasant family gathering on a pleasant family occasion. Nothing evil on the surface. Cross undercurrents do show themselves occasionally. Almost three o'clock. Time I took my medicine. Yes, dear. Which one is it this time? The liquid or the tablets? I took the liquid at two. That means the tablets now, dear. Oh, you have no idea, Arthur, what it means at my age to be tied to medicine bottles. How rude stands me. I really don't know.  Headspace of truth. No laughing matter. These sedatives, well, I learned all about them when I was in America last. One contains Arfnick. The other has spicknin in it. Oh, now you are joking. I'm not in very small quantities, but poison nevertheless. Here are your tablets and the water, dear. Thank you. Thank you for everything, Ruth. It's not easy, I know, for a girl to be married to a man at twice her age. Don't be ridiculous, Robert. I'm very happy. And so will you be if you let yourself. Honestly, Arthur, sometimes I think your brother is too... You detect the undercurrent, the constant harping by a 50-year-old husband on the fact that his wife is not yet 30. All the evil is there deep down underground, but it's there. One would hardly say it came to the surface in an incident such as this. Writing someone, my dear? Just a note to the Plaza Hotel in London. The Plaza? London? There. I had word this morning. Aunt Rose is very ill and there's no one to stay with her. You've been out all day, so I've written to reserve rooms to save time before I told you. Yes, of course. You ought to go. Dottie can watch over David, I suppose. Dottie is a jewel among servants, dear. Of course she can. Excellent. I saw Dr. Hubert today, my dear. He's not at all satisfied with my condition. However, we shall see if he's given me another... Evil to him who evil thinks. Perhaps still the greeting between aunt and niece at the Plaza Hotel in London was something to think about. Darling. Darling. Oh, my darling. Been so long. Too long, my beloved, too long. But now my sweet three whole days together, three glorious days. Oh, John. An interesting aunt, wouldn't she say, particularly when the young wife is half her husband's age? Now there were some things which Ruth Hammond had in common with her husband. One was a love of horses and horse racing. It followed then that when the time for Grand National arrived, Robert pulled himself together and took his wife to the world famous race. And there an incident took place relevant to this story. Wonderful, Robert. Just wonderful. I'm glad you're enjoying yourself, my dear. Hello, Ruth. Imagine running into you here. John. John. The gentleman seems to know you, my dear. I'm sorry, Mr. John Browning, my husband. How do you do? Well, thank you. And you? As well as can be expected. John's an old friend of mine, Robert. Aren't you, John? Yes, I think I can say I am. Well, won't you join us? There's plenty of room in our box. And I'm sure we'll be happy to have you. A casual meeting, a simple introduction, a gesture of hospitality. But who would expect a circumspect young woman to cast caution and good behavior to the wind? Dottie! Dottie! Yes, sir, Mr. Hammond. Right here, sir. Where were you?  Is Mrs. with you? I left her at the racetrack. Oh, will she be along soon, sir? I mean, sir. I don't care what you mean or what she does. Robert! Robert, can you ever forgive me? If you must make an exhibition of yourself, Ruth, must it be in public? Is that all you care about? Your public pride. I ought to borrow you from my bed and board forever. If it went for my son, I would. Robert, please forgive me. I'll never act like that again.  Very well. We will see you. Dottie! Yes, sir? Forget what you've seen here. Understand? Forget it all. Now that the husband's turned to visit London, Robert Hammond went to the city to see a specialist about his nerves, about the pains he believed came from his liver. From the specialist, he went directly to a chemist shop. I'd like this prescription filled, please. Very good, sir. Thank you, sir. Can you make it up quickly? Let me see, sir. Yes? Yes, I can, sir, but you'll have to sign a receipt for this preparation if it contains stricterine, sir. The wife, too, was visiting a chemist. A chemist in Liverpool. Anything else, ma'am? No, I think that completes the list. Oh, no. I'd almost forgotten. Flypapers. You do have flypapers, don't you? Yes, ma'am. Any particular brand? No, but I prefer the strongest you have. I hate to see anything linger longer than necessary. Ruth Hammond took her purchases with her. At home, she rang for the maid. You want me, ma'am? Yes. Is there any hot water on the stove? Oh, yes, ma'am. Cocoa was kicked to kettle boiling. Very well, Dottie. I want the kettle and the dishpan. I have to soak some flypapers. Whatever. A drugist, for a chemist, you'd call him. In America, showed me how to obtain the arsenic from flypaper. It's part of a preparation to keep the complexion fresh. And my skin is none too good these days, Dottie. That's the kettle and the dishpan, will you please? Thank you. Perhaps nothing more would have been thought about that, about the quarrel in the hall. If another event had not occurred almost immediately, Robert Hammond fell ill. Not merely the imaginary illness of the hypochondriac, but an actual illness. Dr. Hubert was called. He made his examination. Then... May I see you a moment, Mrs. Hammond? Of course, Doctor. I must admit I'm puzzled by Mr. Hammond's symptoms. His heart seems strong enough that he complains of chest pains and this constant retching, you know. I'm worried, Mrs. Hammond. Have you no diagnosis? I'd prefer a consultation, if you don't mind. Of course, Doctor. Whatever you think, best. Robert's never been like this. A consultation. The learned doctors probed and listened and probed again. Dr. Hubert stood by then and waited. Outside the sick room, Dr. Davis addressed himself to the problem. I don't like it, Hubert. All that retching. It's the point symptom of arsenical poisoning. The man's been dosing himself with arsenical medicines for years. I know those compounds. The amount of arsenic is minute. Hubert, who is nursing him? What? His wife, of course. With some help from the maid. I want a registered nurse in there and no one else. You don't suspect anything, do you, Davis? I want to prevent suspicion, if I can. Get a nurse in there as soon as possible. Meanwhile, we will prescribe tonics, meat juices, and that sort of thing. And I want the bottles watched, night and day. The medicines, the patients, the nurse, all that in the sick room. Everything and everyone else outside, including the lovely wife. Yes, including the lovely wife. And today, a bottle of meat juice can be seen in the Black Museum. In just a moment, we will continue with the Black Museum starring Awesome Well. Explained reasons without benefit of laboratory tests, gastrointestinal examinations, or any of the aids to life and living which grace are times, 60 years later. The doctors in 1892 did their level best. They used their knowledge well. If it came to placing a nurse in charge, denying a wife access to the sick room, or merely ordering concentrated meat juices or tonic, they performed their functions according to the time in which they lived. Thus it came about that Robert Hammond suffered in his bed. Roof Hammond was ordered from his room, and his brother Arthur came to stay. In that tense, foreboding household. Yes, Dottie? Oh, it's the mistress, sir. She asked me please to mail this letter. That letter's open. Oh, please, sir, if I can explain. Well, get on with it. Well, I was taking it to the post box, sir. Our drop didn't. The envelope was dirty. You can see them, mad sir. Yes, I see. But what else? I wanted to change the envelope, sir. I stained it open. I couldn't help but read the beginning, sir. Thank you, pardon me. Let me see. Addressed to Mr. John Browning. Is it necessary to add more? To report the contents of that poor, indiscreet love letter. I doubt it. The letter read, and then put away Arthur Hammond's road to his brother's room, called the nurse's side. I want you to keep special watch, very special watch, nurse. And under no circumstances permit Mrs. Hammond anywhere near these medicines. Very well, sir. But even a nurse must rest. And to our off each day, this nurse was replaced by Dottie. The Hammond's maid. Oh, Mrs. Hammond, the doctor says you're not to come in here. Please don't be ridiculous, Dottie. Is that you, Ruthie? Please come here. Of course, my dear. Have they been keeping you away from me? Oh, please, ma'am. Are these all your medicines, Robert? Yes, dear. Most of them are filthy tasting. Poor Robert. Oh, ma'am, you're not supposed to touch this meat juice. Can't be bad, Robert. It certainly smells good, like good rare steak. I wouldn't mind taking it myself. But all these other pills... Wouldn't you mind taking it yourself, Mrs. Hammond? I wonder now. Then I'm not alone in that. Rather, Arthur wondered, too. And he worried, particularly when he found you alone in the pantry, washing medicine bottles. Hi, Ruth. Washing bottles? Isn't that Dottie's work? This at least I can do for my husband, even though I'm not allowed to see him. But you did see him yesterday. And if I did, who has a better right? I'm speaking of wrongs. If you have something of which you wish to accuse me, why don't you? I may. You see, I had the meat juice you handled yesterday analyzed. I see. You did? It contained arsenic. And you insinuate I put it there? I do. I did put something in that bottle Robert asked me to. Some powder he had in a small box. He told me it always gave him relief, and the doctors had forbidden it. I see. They forbade it. Well, my dear sister-in-law, we shall see what we shall see. They saw us soon enough. Twenty-four hours later, a weeping Dottie told brother Arthur. Oh, the master's death. I would again. I'd now try to call anybody, not even you, sir. Dr. Hubert stated. I personally will not certify this death until there has been a post mortem by Dr. Davis. And Dr. Davis reported. Death was due to aggravated inflammation of the internal organs. The body contains something less than half a grain of arsenic. I recommend an immediate investigation by the police. Enter Inspector Adams of the CID. What's your opinion, Dr. Hubert, as an expert on this case? It will be very difficult to have an opinion, Inspector. You see, Mr. Hammond was a true hypochondriac. Always dosing himself with patent medicines, all kinds of prescriptions, but the man's dead. And added to the difficulties that there seems no really natural cause for his passing. Thank you, Doctor. Not at all, Inspector. Anything I can do to help? From the doctor's office, the inspector made his way to the house of mourning. There his first object of inquiry was Arthur Hammond. Sir, you are suspicious of the cause of death. Wouldn't you be, Inspector? I need more facts in my position. There are such things as libel laws, sir, and charges of false arrest. Perhaps you'd be interested in this, Inspector. And what is it? A letter written by the widow to her London paramour and discovered quite by accident. Thank you. Anything else, Mr. Hammond, which you think might be a... There were several things which Brother Arthur brought to the attention of the inspector, and these, in turn, brought bounty into the presence of the man from the yard. Now, there's no need to be frightened, girl. What's all this about your mistress and a bottle of meat juice? I saw her, sir. I saw her slit something in the bottle. I kept the bottle. Here it is, sir. Did anyone else touch this bottle besides Mrs. Hammond? No, sir. She guarded the medicine proper. She did. Much better than I could. I see. Then you are prepared to swear that no one touched the bottle before or after Mrs. Hammond except the nurse. Yes, sir. I am. Oh, swear, sir? You mean in a trial like Inspector? Yes, my girl. Oh, I hadn't you thought of it before the police came in. The questioning completed for the moment. Inspector Adams gave his instructions. Sergeant, I want the Hammond House sets from top to bottom. Here's a warrant. Get to work. The sergeant took a crew and did go to work. Every knock and cranny of the old house was seen to. Closet walls were sounded in search of secret panels. Hearth stones were pried loose. Even the coal bin was emptied. Sergeant Hall reported back to the inspector. Here it is, sir. Lost link. All over the place. It followed it the next morning. I have a warrant for your arrest, Mrs. Hammond. The charge is willful murder. It was a celebrated trial. The courtroom in Liverpool was packed with the curious, the cruel, and the very, very few who found some sympathy in their feelings. The newspapers enjoyed their traditional field day with the lurid scandalous details of the story. The pertinent details of the case were few, however. Simple and contradictory. Arsenic was found in the possession of the prisoner. She did not deny it was hers. Dr. Davis testified concerning the post-mortem. I found a little less than half a grain of arsenic in the body. Yes, doctor, but would you say that this poison was the cause of death? I would. And then the contradiction set in. Asked the same question Dr. Hubert replied. No, I would not say so, and certainly not in the case of this patient. Ah, and why not? Mr. Hammond had accustomed himself over the years to taking arsenic in small quantities. He was used to it. The prosecution countered this with the Liverpool chemist who Mrs. Hammond had visited while her husband was in London. She came in that morning with a list. The flypaper was not on the list. The chemist had no idea what Ruth Hammond had wanted with the flypaper. However, Dottie did. Yes, sir. She borrowed the arsenic out of the flypaper. Oiled it out? Whatever for? She said to make something for a complexion. She told me she'd heard about it in the men's cursor, sir.  No, sir. I never did. And the defense? Well, in 1892 the accused did not testify in self-defense. The accused was permitted, however, to make a statement under Ruth. My Lord Justice, with your permission, my Lord, three things. I did soak the flypapers for the arsenic they contained. I made a cosmetic preparation from it, which I learned about from Dr. Henry Maysfield in Brooklyn, New York, when I lived there. I did put powder into my husband's medicine. He asked me to. It was a preparation he brought back from London, which had helped him many times before, but which his doctors here refused to give him. Finally, my Lord, I wish to state that for the sake of our son, for David's sake, my husband and I had a complete reconciliation. And on the day before his death, I made a full confession of the terrible wrong I had done to him. The jury retired. The court waited. The prisoner waited. The crowds waited. Hours passed. Then the knock on the locked door of the jury room. The bailiff opened. Twelve good men and two filed back in the jury box. The judge's gavel wrapped. Clark asked the foreman to rise and face the prisoner. He intoned the traditional question. Gentlemen of the jury, have you reached a verdict? We have. And what is your verdict? We find the prisoner guilty of premeditated murder. And today the bottle of meat juice, the decisive clue in this case, is still to be found in the Black Museum. Orson Welles will be back with you in just a moment. Despite the fact that public sentiment was so much against her at the start of the trial, he changed, quite drastically, once she'd been sentenced to hanging. Letters, telegrams poured into the home office and to the London Times, and the reprieve was granted. And after many long years in prison, Ruth Hammond was released. She returned to America to die there, forever silent about the crime for which she had been punished. The judge himself, when asked concerning her guilt or innocence, replied only, I never did express an opinion. And now until next time, do we meet here in the Black Museum for another story? Our main is always obediently yours. Ring Orson Welles is presented by arrangement with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer radio attraction. The program is written by Aura Marion with original music composed and conducted by Sidney Torch, produced by Harry Allen Towers.