Good morning traders, so how to trade a CPI over here. We have Tesla this morning. I Was looking at yes, so yes On the CPI had a peak at 41 75 41 75 In a quarter it fade all the way down 41 40 and over here. We can see Tesla pushing in the pre-market Up to this level over here 191 40 This is when the CPI came out. So we had a bounce from the 186 in 80 to the one and the 140 at the gate we had a Major liquidity You can see that here in the 190 they start to bounce over here to the one and the one in 50 Faded broke the support and then made lower highs or lows until this Other major liquidity area at 187. So essentially we went back to where we were Before the CPI okay, so Went up over here Around four or five points and then all the way down So good morning We're gonna cover Tesla today also looking at Meta Amazon some small caps like g-fay. It's a small float that I went from 17 dollars till 24 dollars CYTO so we're gonna look at that which is giving a long setup right now CYTO in the twos So possible target Is gonna be 250 And look at CYTO So this morning CYTO from the 165 All the way up to 260 Back down to the two dollars over here now seems consolidating over here liquidity Is coming from that two dollar support? So if we start seeing a break over here 215 to 20 this goes extend to 240 to 50 Remember this is a stock that Exactly like Rome is saying over here. They have an active dilution So they have an S1 It's a company that has very low cash priced over here the S1 we have over here An S1 of 8 million we have also warrants 720 Very small for warrants some convertible notes ATM Ended shelf baby shelf restriction An history of S3 Over here. So one of the worst stocks over here around CYTO but it's still giving over here some Decent setup for a scalp opportunity Just careful when longing these because instantly they could drop over here the offering So we see some more momentum over here 215 the reason why I'm looking at longs on CYTO is For the fact that we have decent volume a big supported two dollars And also we have an SSR on so as you know, I like to trade SSR Long short sale restriction watching over here also the stock. So you can see The bounce over here from this two dollars is a five-minute chart It's pushing over here to this first resist to 25 then we have 255 The attack over here the 220 pull back still making higher lows morning J morning then make Morning traders So I'm looking just now at GFAY CYTO Tesla and Yale and yes So at this point we still making higher lows over here on CYTO So potential over here squeezed 250 I just have over here traders on the side The current order book the cumulative one and then over here times and sales, which is filtered I only put it here as you can see 10k minimum size because I want to see the block orders So for now you can see the block orders over here were only for purchase so 215 to 18 to 19 to 20 and watching ES for that support 41 40 41 30 of this morning So if we have a dip buy 41 40 will try to get in For a bounce So risk set over here on CYTO will be two dollars. So we're looking for that potential squeeze 221 Want to see more traction here? 250 Tesla in the meantime traders simply Following yes pretty good to the letter Support 287 CYTO over here you can see continuing We need to see the break of this 225 227 area Then we're looking for this 240 and then 250 we can plot over here the three main levels that we're watching so first one over here second is 240 and Third over here 250 to 16. Okay, so those are the three levels We already touched at 225 So now we can use a stop break even this means risk zero and for now we can see is rejecting Sellers in 220 to 18 to 21 to 16 So more seller jumping in over here on the tape here are the sellers morning keyboard Our long came from this support on this curl over here And now we're looking for a potential break of this 225 Target 240 next target 260 This is the play that we're watching But we need to see over here momentum The same time over here. I'm looking g-fade So it's an extension play g-fade I'm gonna bring it up over here It's a very small cap Small market cap small float very tough stock For beginners. I gave an opportunity over here this morning too long. I Would say a very good opportunity Over here. We can see one of the traders getting longs over here on Lucy and Another one on g-fade this morning You can see the dip over here high volume pull back high volume pull back high volume And we have over here on Lucy a micro float This is a 1.18 million float long institutional So high potential squeeze over here to the 30s, which is the next target So let's continue with CYTO So we had a 205 now 225 Potential move as said 240 250 if we have traders new gappers, please alert Morning Louise. Okay, so we can see both a chart over here book map Still have buyers you can see block orders 221 till 229 So as I said potential move to 40 to 50, but again Remember stock with high dilution shell company when I say shell company means a company that lives through the illusion To financing itself, right? So when you long these you put simply a stop-loss So that you have your risk set I'd like to see more momentum over here See why to the news is what it is So announces publication positive results from phase 2 trial this morning. We had another phase 2 trial I believe was CELC if I'm not mistaken was a diabetes. Yeah positive line results for type 2 diabetes study with this one and on CLC we had this Morning bull flag push over here was waiting for more extension the 140 150 didn't come I'm not in the trade over here. CLC simply waiting. Let's go back to CYTO. I want to see traction over here above 230 Meanwhile, G-Fa is going to that 30 traders from the J line curl on G-Fa. I'm waiting a parabolic move 30 plus Still didn't attempt to short hard to bar stock. I see that this pricey CYTO as we said, we have the risk break even right now. So if you long to zero five to zero six who are in the room We're gonna risk break even looking for at least that 240 and then 260 Tesla we're waiting remember FOMC today soon. We're gonna review the the CPI and what happened but essentially Nothing changed. I mean yes went up 30 points down 30 points So we are we were at eight o'clock same with Tesla and the majors. So So one of the main reason we're here Is being patient Now as we said main support area $2 Which is also technical area over here on CYTO This is the level $2 Repop to the 226 230 Pull back over here some This is a previous resistant key level Now the risk is zero to zero five to zero six But we cannot sell over here. We're looking for that 240 and 260 Yes, is unwinding some 241 40 That would be the the level where I'm looking for ideally a Dubai and Tesla over here is breaking down that support 186 50 and Leading to the 185 where we have another support This is a nice short that I see from the team So beautiful level to trade 1952 short and Riding this all the way down. This is a major short setup So great work over here I've seen some traders over here taking some good shorts this morning on on Tesla 207 206 So 205 that's the break even in this case. We have a setup Sorry that from 205 206, which was the entry Didn't pay because back to break even level. So scratch rate over here You are expecting more pushed to 240 didn't come what we have to do. Let's look for other things So CYTO back to break even Scratch rate. Let's look traders for the other small cap that I was interested in this morning is essentially CLD a small market cap small float You're gonna put over here So CLD has in dilution Above $2 into the $2 area We have over here not the illusion rather than that It's a phase two study diabetes Easter a fader has a key level of resistance at 140. You can see this level that I trace over here In this morning, as I said, I was watching for a Short at this 140 plus but never came So now I'm simply waiting over here to see that 140 level hit Just take off over here the candlesticks bounce from this 61% fib level Yesterday, we had several longs in the market double W We had Lucy Today no major longs besides the one that you saw on a g-fay and the CYTO Someone wine over here on Tesla NES You can see CLD what I like about this stock for the short side is It's history of fader We have a 40 million market. Sorry 40 million float 7 million market cap. So the float even bigger than market cap This just to explain you How the company is? Four times faded and that was high of day was 934 So this is the support that we were watching on ES 41 39 41 40 And over here, I'm just watching CLD, but for now no trade Also, let's watch Lucy if we're gonna reclaim 380 for a long position trade So CLD we see some momentum here, but I still below this 125 Decent liquidity over here if you clear that we can get to the 140 plus That's the only area where I would like to see a short So possible bounce coming over here traders on yes, let's see, but again until I form C at 2 p.m I won't be trading it All right liquidity coming over here on CLD So we're having a curl CLD over here 125 giving the long setup entry. So we want to see a 140 over here Risky in 120 now We get rid of disclaimer. This is just like for the trade in the room knowing the setup Our system signal the long at 125 now 130 132 so at 132 we're gonna bring now the stop at 122 So rising stop to 122 TP 140 so we're not selling Until that parabolic move 140 I want 40 be ready for a possible stuff Short, they're still trying over here to hold this level 130 We allocated 120 right now Back to the 122 in this case traders We a long at the 125 has more sense to use the 120 risk Where we have the liquidity area? So again what we're looking over here We're gonna put this on CLD As you know, we have a small cap So stop triggered small cap over here small float history of fader and We're looking for a major short position, but only into the 140 plus what happened over here They basically start selling once this 120 failed and halted over here down We are waiting the higher level of here 140 Never came over here, so not taking the trade This is about only over here waiting the setup and the key levels so watching yes and Tesla made the Amazon back Where they were at 8 o'clock actually Tesla even below that area So for now made on nothing over here Let's go back over here on CLD so you can see two part over here the move The first part We start bouncing from the support, which is this area here 108 we find liquidity So we start having over here A stair step up you can see that the liquidity is moving up and then we start seeing buyers So buyers over here 120 125 the level too long came to the 130 130 one as soon as we broke over here the 120 So this was our risk for five cents Start dropping so that's the reason why it's very important over here always we long these who said your protective stops You can see over here traders We got to this previous resistance You're watching this a star getting over here to reverse for the short didn't come so Jumping to another one So now halted Five minutes Let's pass to Tesla Does this morning short setup The short setup that came yesterday on NVIDIA Is a set of that we trade a lot of times in the room Came also in Tesla on the 4th of April so you can see that when it opened We had a major push Couldn't break over here the pre-market eye and that's your Bystop or also called bull trap over here. So this is one of the best setups That you can spot in the market All right, so we're gonna make We're gonna make over here a little review about this Meanwhile, I'm looking at Tesla bouncing from the slow. So I like to filter it here at Tesla We're gonna put 2000 size and you can see traders once we fail this VWAP One night today We go all the way down and make lower highs lower lows So this is Tesla of today We're gonna make over here a few points so the first one over here is the breakout level on CPI data 830 This level here and then at the gate what we have so to Open 930 major bull trap over here So all bull traps over here trying to get in they Get trapped at the gate fail Once you break this support then simply and wine below the level of support of the pre-market Well, let's go and check right now Tesla great job over here by one of the traders Shorting on CLG the level key daily level and then over here Nice one on this more and wine over here on Tesla Support that I had this morning was 185 now looking for 182 50 and then 180 so second level over here 184 Second level that I have is 182 and 50 They supported area from previous weeks And then over here I have the 180 level These are the three main levels that I'm watching over here now on Tesla Or now this is bearish. So we're gonna wait Bearish good sellers over here. So stay with the trend new lows on ES coming low as 41 36 and three quarters Tesla simply breaking down the 184 We can market here for the one 35 on yes below 184 Just sell off over here Major bull trapped. So we're gonna have a probably a stall at this 184 80 184 20 41 31. Yes Target on yes is 41 30. Then I see a 41 25 support and then a 41 10 and then 41 100 Over here tells the 184 182 50 and 180 Stay simply with the trend traders making lower highs lower lows Don't short now weakness level too short as we know are The jail lines or the VWAP or when you see a breakdown then you wait for the retest So over here traders we can do this. So to understand the pattern this side. This is one of the pattern of that I'm sorry That I'm trading in the room and it's part of my playbook. So we have over here Tesla Same pattern off Fourth April On Tesla and Nvidia Yes, they was the 411 So this is the first step over here Second one bull trap at the gate on fake breakout By stop to trap retailers and Selling on them best way to trade is waiting rejection pops So here we can see that we have a major A First major rejection at this point Second one and Then third over here Now we broke the support still unwinding. This is one of my favorite trades Setups the bull trap main support 183 now We're looking for let me see also CLC We're looking for now is only waiting for the FMC. So I'm not really looking to take any trades FMC 104 let's go back to Tesla Most liquid one right now. Yes over here. I found the base 41 30. You can see is the Support also Fiesta day 41 30 and Tesla over here this 183 support. So the point over here is Even if you have in this I explain a lot of times a lot of heat maps over here, right? This doesn't mean that from these heatmaps will bounce they don't mean actually Anything for the bounce. There are only levels where we have over here the buyers or ideally covers with preset limits So if we unwind you have to put together the level that you have on your Strategy to get with a level that you have on your book map, right? Because over here if we simply try to see by every single time you're gonna have a massive loss of them the day So don't interpret these levels as alright. This is a big support. I need too long No, the levels first of all you have to find them based on the strategy and this is a manner that a lot of traders do So you have to look at your strategy if you have one the wise just reach out to me because our system is paying 80% win rate on On on Tesla with all setups and Trades shared and posted in the room Then I use book map to give me the timing or to see if I have a liquid in here if I see if somebody's poofing Especially this is hard to see on big cap land rather than a small caps read the tape normal level two in times and sales That I teach In my room on small caps is pretty easy Reading this on Tesla big caps and multiple stocks at the same time So you're looking at Tesla you're looking at mainly looking at Amazon looking at video looking at you have some futures or spy It's pretty difficult, especially to keep track of all of these So what I suggest is to keep book map because it makes you things easier. That's the main point so right at the glance you can see where the big hands are Placed and you can trade simply on the bounce or reduction of these But again use the levels that you see on book map together with your strategy the wise level like this means nothing It means only there's liquid over there. Okay, so this is particularly interesting to see for example If I have big support, I'm looking at ideal target today 180 all right at 180 I will be looking for a possible bounce but that bounce has to be confirmed by the liquid over here in book map by my setup and Then I can start making a plan for risk management looking for my risk-reward ratio trade and taking the trade. Okay? 41 29 and a quarter on Yes, you know, we broke this 183 more in wine over here on. Yes Now what I'm doing treated. I'm looking for the next target on. Yes, and a main next target I see over here is this major level at 41 15 and then 41 100 So I'm looking at yes 41 15 41 100 Two main levels. I'm gonna get to this target. First of all 182 and 50s So remember how the bull trap works. Okay? This is a pattern that comes often in the market


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Aloha, Hawaii. I'm Wendy Lo, and I'm your friend as we journey to take your health back. We are coming to you live from downtown Honolulu from the studios of the Think Text of Hawaii. Today we, excuse me, today our discussion will be on a Labor Day weekend event that is very dear to my heart. It's a camp for the children of incarcerated parent or parents called Campagape. And I've been doing it for a few years now, so it's just so passionate for me. I just can't sleep at night, especially coming up this weekend. So Campagape is really a camp for these kids and is for the crimes forgotten victims, which is the prisoners' children. And we often forget that. We just think about one causing the crime, but truly the ones that really are affected are the children. And so this is where our heart is and we really want to focus on that today. So Campagape helps the forgotten victims of crime. The prisoners own children. How? By taking them to overcome the odds and succeed in life. What I would like you to take away from today's discussion as we don't help what? As if we don't help those forgotten, Kiki, now what's going to happen is we're going to face huge costs in our future. So please help donate your time by volunteering your treasures, your money, and or talent by in-kind donations to www.campagape.org. Today we are very blessed to welcome back a heart of a mighty warrior, a friend, Don O'Brien. Don is a dynamic volunteer and emcee for Camp Agape and a Choose Aloha ambassador, as she truly is, an ambassador of Aloha. Welcome back Don and Mahalo for being here again today. Mahalo, Mahalo for the Hanoho. All right, and you know, I was so excited when you did say something and you said that to me, Hanoho, and it's exactly, I mean, I'm going to Hanoho you every week, girl, because I mean, that 30 minutes that we had, we shared last time was like, boom, right? Here and gone, and then we didn't even get to the heart of it, we touched on it. And you know, all my friends and all the people that wrote into me that they said, wow, that's amazing. Can you give us more detail about these aces?  And yet, we still have aces, and if we don't uncover that and bring the light where the darkness shines, if it doesn't shine, I should say, we're all going to be afflicted in one way or another in our joy or how big will our smiles be, because it's something that we can't even see down there, but we know what they are. And so what we do is we not, first knowledge, we, now we have to take action. How do we get it cleaned up? Before we get started on a picture, a video is worth a thousand words. So is there a video that you want to share with us? Yes, I brought with me today the Campagape video from 2018. And as you were saying, Campagape is for children whose parents are in prison, but nowadays, Pastor Roy doesn't just limit it to those dear cakey because they have their own set of aces and issues. He's opened it up to any child who wants to come. And this is a free camp every Labor Day weekend for the last 14 years. Any child, because most children today suffer at least one trauma that could impact their healing and their health. Yes, wow. So we're going to have a look at your video that you brought. Awesome. I'm excited to see this and to share this with everybody who doesn't know what Campagape is all about. Let's watch this.  I know God is going to have great plans for us in our future, and he is always there. One out of two prisoners have children, and they're the forgotten victims. And they're left silently alone. They start to turn to the same generational sins that led their moms and dads to make bad decisions. These forgotten victims need our help. A lot of the children that come to the camp, they have so much hurt and so much baggage in them. And so they come to the camp where the walls are so, so high. God will use each and every step and every day to break down the walls. Campagape, a ministry started by Pastor Roy Yamamoto that not only helps and fosters the youth of this generation, but also, more importantly, to have them to get to know Jesus, that he will make a difference in their lives. Children and families gather together for an exciting weekend. These 200 plus young children are going to have the time of their lives. We do this rocket dodge ball where all the children come and they just have a blast. And even the toughest and the roughest kids, and even the shy kids come and participate in this. And then you see the wall drop down more and more. So many of the kids here, they live in Hawaii, but they never did surf before. And we get the surf team out there. We teach them how to surf. We put on a beginning surf meet for the kids. And to see the joy in their face when they catch the first wave, money cannot buy them. So we plan every event to break down the walls. They're going to have so much fun and enjoy God's love so much. The walls can be dropped down. And the love of God can be able to penetrate even the hardest of the hearts. The most powerful part of this whole camp, they're learning how to journal, how to get into the scripture. Lord, I believe you can bring my dad back into the Holy Spirit. Yes, Lord, I am going to forgive my stepdad. Even though he abused me, I'm still obedient. A lot of children struggle the most with unforgiveness because they've been hurt so much. It's hard for them to forgive. God started bringing healing into their lives. It's just so amazing. My dad was in and out of prison. He was an alcoholic and he would come home drunk every night, stumbling in, and all you would hear in the house were drunken slurs of hatred. I was really embarrassed.  I went to camp with a heart full of hatred. I didn't want to learn. I didn't understand why I needed to learn about someone who I didn't even think cared about me because I didn't think anybody cared about me. Today I want to share with you one word and one word only that helped me through all my struggles and helped me when I was sad and upset and that word is forgiveness. Going to camp changed me forever and it showed me that I could forgive my mom and I could forgive my dad for the things that they did to me and that it was okay to feel upset and angry and abandoned because God was always gonna be there and God always had a plan for me. I want to welcome up our dad because he's here. He serves on COVID-19. So Camp Agape really is about God's unconditional love and you see it manifesting in a very real way through the way that mentors who were once lifetime prisoners, their lives have been transformed 180 and now they're ministers ministering to these children who are the forgotten victims of crime. Forgiveness is setting a prisoner free. Listen to this angels now. Setting a prisoner free and finding out that that prisoner was you. So forgiveness is not for the person that hurt you. It is for you.  You guys gave me the motivation to become a good dad to my kids and when I prayed and asked God for help for open doors for me, God answered my prayer and the reason why I'm standing here to this because it's the love of God. God's heart because it's perfect will, you see all the different churches, all the different hearts and people. We get to celebrate together that he, we came together as a family and a team and we got to usher this, all this truth into the kingdom of God. No words again, every time you leave me speeches, how do you do that?  Top notch. Top notch, it gets right to my heart and if I had no knowledge of what Camp Agape is that really set it home for me. Thank you. And very successful because that's what you wanna do because the average person on the outside not knowing what is Agape love or Camp Agape, they're gonna watch that and they're gonna say now, Don, what can I do? Yes. What can I do and how can I do it and when can I do it and how much do you need? Yes. Now, campagape.org, campagape.org and as much as you like or can because it's this weekend and those babies you saw are just the tip of the iceberg. There are thousands more children. We can't even get to the camp but this weekend we'll have over 250 children with us. Thank you, Jesus. Yes, thank you, Jesus. And I understand when the children come to us or we call them angels. That's right. There are angels and then the ones that have grown into leading and their mentors. They are junior mentors and then they become mentors. Wow. Very proud of them. That is so powerful but can you share with a story that really hit home for you after all these years? I wanna backtrack just a little bit and this would be to last Christmas. I go into the women's prison. It's my annual tradition and Pastor Roy and the Agape team, the A team came with us and when one child found out we were gonna go in on a Wednesday night, that's the chapel night and thank you to Chaplain Tammy and the crew that helps there with New Hope Winners. It's so faithful. But every Wednesday they do a Bible study and Tuesday night we had our Christmas celebration for the JMS, for the junior mentors and the Kiki and one little boy found out I was going into the prison and his mom is in prison and he's about nine years old, maybe eight and he said, Auntie Dawn, can I go with you? And I said, oh, sweetie, I'm so sorry but there's an age requirement. You have to be 15 years older. And he said, oh, well, can I please and it started to become desperation. And I kept saying as nicely as I could because I try not to freak out in front of children. I said, no, sweetie, baby, you can't come in with Auntie Dawn, you're too little. And he said, but I'm so little I can fit in your suitcase, Auntie Dawn. I can go in your iPad case. And he is a little guy, but he's not that little and he was begging and begging and finally we went and talked to Pastor Roy and he said, Pastor Roy, I can't go in and Pastor Roy said, but what would you like to say to your mommy?  Please come home. Please tell my mommy, I love her. The next night, Wednesday, I'm MCing, I'm sharing the story. I did not share the child's name as I just told you the story without the child's name. I never compromise their trust or illegal condition. And as I began to share that story in front of 250, 300 prisoners, all the ACOs, the guards around the prison. And I start to share that this little man said, and please tell my mommy, please, please, please come home. And I love you. A woman jumps up. Many are crying now. These are criminals hardened. She jumps up and she goes, that's my son. And I kind of looked at her. I don't know which one's his mom, but afterwards I went to the side. One of his family members was there, his auntie, her sister was hiding in a back room. She was weeping and I said, is that his mother? And she said, yes, Don, I don't know how he knew. I'll tell you, mother's instinct, you cannot deny the power of a mother's love and a child to connect one to another. She had no idea that boy sent me with that message for her. It spoke to every woman, but it especially spoke to his mother. And that's the impact you can see on one child and one prisoner. Wow, and that's what we experience at Camp Agape. Yes. And you know, every year it's a lot of work. Yes. Unless, I will admit, it's hot, it's a lot of work, but we go with an open, cool heart. Yes. We receive these children, and we work, and my job is to cook and to feed. To deliciousness. To feed all of our sons, and Donald and the rest of the crew. Hospitality team. The hospitality rocks, man. I mean, we cook for like two to 300 meals per meal, Monday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. Four days straight. And continue to do it every year after year. Yes. And taking monies from their pockets, begging for donations as we do in the community and yet our voices are heard. Yes. Because we're speaking from the children. Yes, thank you. And they hear the hearts of the children is why they dig deep and they continue to give. So now, Don, we were one of the most incarcerated nations in the world. The United States the most incarcerated nation in the world, and here's what it looks like for every child. A great article, it's called Bound by Blood, and you can see that 54% is the percentage of U.S. prison inmates who have a child, many over half of them under nine years old. That is over a million children or one in every 28 children. If I have a class of 28, which I do at Nanakuli High School, 28 children, at least one has a parent in prison and then you see the breakdown there with the races. I'm going to ask you to go to our next slide, which says there is a five-fold increase. This should shock us to see that within the last couple of decades, the numbers of inmates are doubling and the numbers of children's of inmates, children of inmates is quadrupling, it's five-fold. That is now, if I may be brief and yet shocking, we are facing a nuclear bomb mushroom cloud of epic proportions and exponential impact. It's not going to be one in 28 children. It's going to become double, two out of 28. It's going to become five out of 28 and then it's going to go exponentially large and that impact is going to be felt in every community, every school, every home. Yes, exactly. And whether you know a child or you know a person in prison or not, it doesn't matter. It affects, impacts all of us in one way or another. When you really think about it world, it impacts all of us. It does, it's in our community because our kids are with these kids and their kids are with our, they're all of our children. They're our Ohana, they're our Keiki and what we get with a child whose parent is in prison, very simply, you have abandonment, at least one parent, if not both. Number two, you have a lot of abuse. You have high levels of poverty. They are without money. There's family instability and then financial insecurity. And so what begins to happen on a spiritual scale, if you have eyes to see, ears to hear and a heart to comprehend, spiritually speaking, it's called the orphan spirit. And I often have to face these beautiful little kids with tears in their eyes because at Christmas, they don't have a parent. On their birthday, they don't have a parent. They don't have their parent on prom night, on every day at school and they cry. And I say, sweetie, it's a fatherless generation.  And that's Abba father. Amen, amen. Wow, done. So powerful. I think I'm gonna need to take a break right now. Okay. Give us 60 seconds, let's freshen up and just re-calculate our hearts because you really touched it again very deeply. But I'm sure that she's impacted many of you out there. So just sit back, we'll be right back in 60, okay? Aloha. Aloha, I'm your host Sharon Thomas Yarbrough, of Sister Power here at Think Tech of IE. And Sister Power is all about motivating, empowering, educating and inspiring all people. And we have various subjects here. Sister Power is here at Think Tech every other Thursday at 4 p.m. Again, my name is Sharon Thomas Yarbrough, host of Sister Power. We look forward to seeing you. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me at sistersandpowerandcoveye at gmail.com. Look forward to chatting with you soon. Aloha. Hi guys, I'm your host Lillian Cumick from Lillian's Vegan World. I come to you live every second Friday from 3 p.m. And this is the show where I talk about the plant-based lifestyle and veganism. So we go through recipes, some upcoming events, information about health, regarding your health, and just some ideas on how you can have a better lifestyle, eat healthier and have fun at the same time. So do join me. I look forward to seeing you and Aloha. Aloha everyone. We are returning back with Donald Bryan, the great ambassador of Aloha. And I have a smile on my face, but it's not a real smile. Okay, because my heart is hurting. My heart is hurting, my heart is aching, and I'm sure yours is too. But Don is just bringing to us facts about what is out there. And a lot of us are not exposed to it, so really sit back and listen because she got a lot more to share with us. Thank you, Karen. I mean, it sounds like a lot, but then Don, just help us to understand, really get what is life like for the cakey? And can you just list some of the impacts that it has? It is hard to imagine some of these things, and I want to thank you, Wendy, for being a champion for our children in all of Hawaii and the great God beyond. As I know, many of your audience and viewing Ohana are. Now, we were just talking about some of the impacts of incarceration on the child who is the forgotten victim of crime. Number one was, again, abandonment. We see on the slide, we're going to have that orphan spirit to recap, family instability and financial problems. Now, this list that you're seeing isn't even a complete comprehensive listing, but out of the 12 or 13 items I have there, the top three are underlined. Those are the most problematic, and that is where I call it a door for the devil to come in.  These children that we get to minister to this weekend, they are easy targets of teasing, bullying, and then it gets worse from there. It becomes predators, and then it becomes gangs. And then you see things like the lack of resources, sadness, depression, anxiety, traumatic stress, which we talked about toxic stress on our last show together, and ACEs, withdrawal, and then skipping down to they are three times more likely to be in prison. That statistic is often very much a controversial statistic, whether it's more or less, but it's almost a guarantee. And I do want to emphasize the word almost, because I'm not speaking death over our children at all, it's almost a guarantee that they're going to repeat the sins of the fathers will be sown into the children. Yes, yes.  So, you know, you spoke about the childhood trauma and ACEs, adverse childhood experiences. How do ACEs impact the agape angels? Excellent question. And as you see the 10 ACEs there on the slide, I would say that it impacts that angel has almost not just 10 out of 10 ACEs. It's exponential. I've seen a mom tell me, I get 100 of your ACEs, Dawn. And this was out in Nanakuli. Her daughter was being arrested right outside the high school. She's coming to me for help. Dawn, you're Dawn from 95.5 The Fish. I know who you are. And as I tried to minister to her, she goes, we get hundreds of your ACEs. I would almost agree with her because it's exponentialized in the life of a child who has a parent in prison or a child of high traumatic stress, which is ACEs. And in a very real sense, that's a big abstract picture. Let's break it down for that child. From the moment of conception, which they're being developed in mama's womb all the way till birth and then the early years, your brain is being developed just like your little body begins to grow with a beautiful little baby.  The toxins from toxic stress reverses brain development for these children of ACEs, especially for angels. And I would say that is the most unfortunate truth. Wow.  Yes, unfortunately, they're hearing the same words. They're unfortunately feeling the impact from some of the blows.  Wow. So, you know, a great pastor once said to focus 10% on the problem. Yes. And 90% on the solution. Thank you. Keeps me on the street narrow. So we focused on the problem. What is the solution, Don? Well, as we said last time, the solution to ACEs is aloha and agape. The solution to trauma to this evil that is going on in the world. And the good book says it, do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil by doing good. The answer to ACEs is aloha and agape. Unconditional love. It means be there for the child. And we were just talking off air. Wendy, you get it. Be there, be consistent, and be loving. It's real simple to be safe, seen, and celebrated. The three Ss for a child. I'm sorry, celebrated starts with a C. C. C. C. C. C. Wow. Okay, so now this is getting to my passion. Take your health back. Yes, it is. I have to bring it for you. Let's talk about the angels' health. What are practical ways to help heal them? To help heal the kids, it's to have the always available adult, right? So you gotta have an anti-Wendy who comes and cooks them healthy food. They may not have a parent who is able to give that resource to a child, because if you look at the average dollar menu at McDonald's is so much cheaper than the whole foods, where I have to pay a whole arm and a leg for a healthy, organic apple. So then I'm gonna go get that beautiful quarter-pounder. But you gotta have an anti-Wendy who champions their health, champions and says, baby, did you sleep last night? Or were you up playing video games fortnight, all night for a forever night?  Oh, I like drinks soda. I like drink my energy drinks, monster drinks, all these things.  So it's the always-available adult. We call it also the M-A-M-A, the meaningful adult, meaningful activity, which our kids, our angels, get a taste of that on the four-day Labor Day Camp Agape. And that's what drove my heart to Camp Agape. God spoke to me and he said, you know what? We've got a steward and teaching to steward. There are temples better. Yes. And I know that they can't get this at home, but if we can at least introduce it. So good. And educate it while they are there. And that would be my responsibility. And so the neat part is, is that we have impacted the hospitality crew and some of them. Hallelujah, hallelujah. Hey, Don, here's your kale smoothie. I'm like running and chasing you and just trying to get that into your body. We've got it down pat, where we have a few vegetarian dishes. Thank you. I'm now vegan. Yeah. I am. Yeah. Amen. That was a good joke, but it's a lot healthier for you. I am an ace who has transformed into healthy habits of eating. Wow. And that's the solution. That's part of the solution. Absolutely. You've got the agape love. You've got the right food to steward your body that he created for us. Yes. And so I'm so excited to hear that. Thank you. So last, but actually first in front of mind. Good. How do we answer the call of these forgotten victims? How do we act on this inspiration and information? www.campagapehawaii.org. We are a nonprofit organization, www.campagapehawaii.org. And there are three things we can give to anyone in the world that is treasure, time and talent.  We're going to flat out ask for money. It costs $800 to put all of these children, one child, into camp. And we have 250 kids. So you do the math. I am Hilo, I ain't doing no more math. And so it's $800 per child. That family doesn't have to pay a penny.  They get everything for free, including surfing, horseback riding, ropes course, archery, the whole shebang. And then you can also donate money. You can also donate in kind, which is treasure, time or talent.  Or you can donate ice. People pick up trays, banana bread even, from wonderful other people. And then the other one is your talent, your time. To come and volunteer. Now, if you can't spend four days because it's this weekend, you can't get off from work, you can come for an hour. Come up to the North Shore, enjoy the beautiful drive up, and then spend an hour because just like we say only surfers know the feeling, you'll only know Camp Agape by experiencing the Agape. And the other thing is I have a lot of friends who can't come out and give their time. But what they've done is they're gonna give products to make the food that we have to feed, the angels, the mentors and everyone there. So you know what? No, don't be afraid.  We take money, money works. Yes it does. Food, all of that stuff. And we need that. Or just come out, you can be our guest on Sunday night. Let me know that you are coming and I wanna expose the heart of the camp to you. And I invite you to just come and experience one evening that Sunday night when the children have been cleansed and learn to love and learn to trust and learn to respect. And this is so powerful because I just wanna give you a glimpse on Friday night when we get there, the cakey are coming in on bus loads and they're not happy campers yet. They're coming because someone said you need to be there. So they come and be grudgingly, they get off of the bus with this kind of long face. They have no clue. And then they come and we love on them. And then Don does her magic on stage. And then the brothers are there, hey, hey. She goes to them and then they start being awakened. Their spirits are being awakened. Then they have fun time and they go to sleep. And then the next day, as Don mentioned, horseback riding, surfing, rope scores, archery, pool, mom contests, hip hop, dancing. And these are things that these children normally don't experience. So you're thinking that's a lot of luxury for one child, but you know what? They get it all in one day and that's it. Whereas our normal, the other cakeies, that's their lives. So we wanna show them that they're just the same. God loves them all. And we wanna let them know God's love and his heart and just experience all of that. And then just start cleansing and changing their hearts. And that's how we can change one cakey at a time. One starfish at a time, with Agape and Aloha.  Thank you so much, friend. Ambassador Aloha. So you just continue doing what you're doing and just continue to just bring more to Kamagape because that's what you're all about. And we really, truly appreciate your heart behind you. It's a kakou thing, all of us together. Yes, amen. So we'll see you at Kamagape or we'll see your names pop up on www.Kamagape. Hawaii.org. Aloha, friend. From Don and myself. And Aloha, see you soon. Shee-hoo!


Hi there, I'm Anthony Chung and I'm the head of market analysis here at Amplify Trading. Every weekday morning I'll deliver a fundamental rundown ahead of the European Open. But if you subscribe to the channel, you'll also get content from the rest of the team. So, let's begin. Okay, very good morning. Hope everyone is doing well. It is Thursday the 19th of November. Going to have a quick review of what happened last night at the close of Wall Street. Obviously, we did have a bit of selling pressure come in, particularly on the back of the fact that New York City has said they're going to lock down once again the nation's largest public school system in the city. We've also seen hospitalizations continuing to move up in the majority of US states and subsequently the death toll continues to rise at this point in time requiring further restrictions. So, that was one of the main news stories from late yesterday. We're looking at the charts here this morning, so only centre charts you can see reflected then. I've got the Dow, the Nasdaq and the S&P in the centre charts going left to right. And just having a look at some of these here in a bit more detail and I've kind of annotated them to really go over the movement that's happened in markets over the last week or so. And let me just remove my camera for one moment so you can see the full chart. And this is looking at the S&P 500 and recent price patterns which does give us a few technical levels of interest to be monitoring as we go further forward. Here then the kind of framework provided by the Pfizer peak on the initial news that came out. Then you've got the Moderna pop that came out, which is the weekly high. We've had a retest and fail to break above that prior high and air of resistance that we were seeing. This was in yesterday's session and around that same location of the descending kind of trend line that we've had in play here. Then the New York shutdown on the school system came out late into the close on Wall Street exacerbated by the breakthrough of the kind of weekly range low and that just sawed some increased selling pressure momentum into the closing bell. We have reversed course a little bit but as you can see here we're finding a bit of resistance on the pullback at around a technically relevant level which was the resistance that we were seeing in the middle part of the prior week's price activity around 35, 74 and a quarter. So that for the moment remains an upside obstacle. Any further recovery through that then you've got the pivot level at 80 and then you've got that previous weekly range low that would come in up around here at 85 and three quarters to keep an eye on. Conversely if we move back down on the downside then we'd be looking at that overnight Asia Pacific low which is around 53 and three quarters and then really not anything too much too interesting until we get further down toward the the S1 and then the S2 which then starts to bring in the low end of last week's range. So definitely some key areas there to keep an eye on on the the S&P and also just looking at the down kind of similar in a way but almost even more technically sound in terms of the response on the Pfizer Moderna double top if you want to call it that. I thought it was quite interesting how over the course of the last week and a half or two weeks now almost a price activity when we had that initial kind of much more aggressive spike on that first Pfizer news that was pretty much to the tick in the Dow at the same level and of course at 30,000 if you're looking at around the futures price. Since that point then a couple of nice trendline breaks first on the the upward move and then just capping some of the well on the break here that we had on Tuesday and then capping some of the price recoveries that we've seen and so quite a nice area there yesterday at the high which was coming just ahead of the US entrance respecting the trendline on the daily pivots it's R1 and the prior high and then we just grinded back down toward the lower end of that range which was looking where we were going to close the day out at the bottom of that range but then that NYC headline hit and similarly the Dow just came under some fairly aggressive selling pressure. We have now formed a kind of base though for price movement and that's what I'd be looking at on any retreat further in US equities if we do see that when the cash opens later so the more nearer term range now looking at the price activity as it stands for the moment early in the European Open is kind of defined by around 29,300 and 449 on the upside which was also that low that we had on Tuesday session and we've we've just seen a bit of resistance this morning already so it breaches either way again on the Dow then looking for a push back up to pivot and then probably targeting up at around that level which would bring back in this price activity from the Han the 11th and then respecting of that from the initial weekly range before last night's price movement and then push on the downside probably quite a nice area around that S1 starts to bring in close proximity to the lows that we were seeing probably about 25 points below would be the low on the the pullback that we had in the afternoon on last Friday's session. So yeah I don't really feel too much in a way of a bias either way for these US equity markets so kind of similar drill to what we were looking at yesterday where I prefer kind of just marking out either side and just letting the market kind of flow and just following and trading what you see rather than trying to overthink it because it has been a little bit tricky and we're going to talk about the dollar a little bit in this briefing and that's been a fairly awkward one because this morning we can talk about it now the dollar is firmer it firmed up overnight and it's trading up about two tenths of one percent so seemingly then it's caused or the dollar strength has been a byproduct of a little bit of the kind of apprehensiveness over what's materializing still with covid cases irrespective of the vaccine and therefore a little bit of flight to quality bid perhaps and that has weighed on some of these major currency pairs you can see in the top left here euro dollar and cable are both down cable or if anything underperforming a little bit more trading down about 50 pips here in the futures this morning now therein lies a quite an interesting thing and what I'm going to do is I'm going to run through an update on the covid situation and then that will lead us nicely into the discussion about the dollar and vaccines and there's some interesting articles I want to share with the Amphi live community today and so first off then looking at this situation in america as it stands at the moment this is an update they have like a page on bloomberg which gives you the kind of state-by-state trajectory of different curves of hospitalizations so you can track the numbers here for example so here you can see the actual figure the percentage in terms of occupied beds because things like reaching full capacity causes certain concerns in certain areas and so on but hospitalizations as you can see here due to covid-19 arising in 51 states or territories in the u.s. including 28 reaching their highest number since the pandemic begun and if we switch that over and start looking at the new reported deaths so knock knock cases deaths by day in the united states you can see here I know it's quite small and quite quite faded but this right on the right hand side is the november 18th print and yesterday we had nearly 2 000 deaths so this is what we were talking about week two weeks ago about the fact that the the case a seven-day average now is well in excess of 150 000 that this number inevitably was going to get way above that's kind of a sunbelt outbreak that we saw in the summer the peak of then was substantially lower than the number we printed yesterday and as you can see then that has dragged up then the seven-day average to the highest now since may when we were kind of coming off that initial tri-state outbreak so definitely this is this is this trend will likely continue for some time as we have kind of said over the last week or two our expectation is that this figure in fact does it does top the initial outbreak over 2000 so we are starting to see a bit of an acceleration of this at this point in time overnight you know on a global level we did also have tokyo just getting a few headlines because they're raising their virus alert status to the highest level following record number of new daily cases in the city and also overnight just to be aware of just covering that region Australian employers unexpectedly added tens of thousands of jobs in october the Australian employment number for october came in overnight at 178.8 thousand expectations were for minus 30 000 i'm not sure how analysts could have got that so wildly wrong but as you know supreme number but if you look at the ozzy that hasn't really moved and i think a lot of that is because if you actually scratch beneath the actual numbers and ask yourself why is that number so strong victoria's tough covet restrictions began to be lifted of which that data covers essentially so state workers returned to the labor force so i wouldn't say it's so much of an underlying renewed employment situation rather than people coming back to work which has just inflated that number hence the reason the lack of real follow through so for the ozzy still at the moment i'd say you want to be looking at the dollar not so much the ozzy dynamics but that's the same case really if you're looking at the euro and other dollar-based pairs at this point in time on the covet side for vaccines the latest we've had this morning breaking news coming out that the oxford vaccine so this is AstraZeneca Oxford University the vaccines produce strong immune response among elderly adults citing data published in the full landscape today however as you've probably seen reactions pretty small remember their first efficacy data from phase three trials this isn't what this is that's still to come out in the coming weeks so this is talking about phase two trials so it's much earlier in the pipeline hence the reason there's no real reaction secondly there was a partial publication of this data back in october so that's why even though it's a breaking news and main headline in the media it's not really moving financial markets this morning this does then lead talking of vaccines into this conversation and this was a good article in the ft because a lot of people have been left kind of scratching their heads a little bit and a few things to discuss now overall we were talking a lot about the dolly yesterday you know undoubtedly it's at a very key technical level on the longer time frames over the multi-year perspective and we have seen though a very strong bounce from around those lower levels the dollar recovered as we went through the late us session yesterday and it's gapped up again in terms of in the overnight session however it doesn't detract from the point that the dollar relative to the pandemic is down about 11 percent now a lot of that is coming of course because of an extension of unprecedented and large commitment of monetary policy easing in various different forms and the idea being generally speaking it has been pressuring the dolly even further recently again xing out the last 12 hours of movement is the fact that if covid is getting much worse and activity mobility in the u.s is going to decrease its restrictions kick in then economically the economy is going to deteriorate and the fed are going to have to do more in some shape or form whether verbal or physical so therefore the dollar continues to weaken in this extent the other thing that I thought was quite interesting I was having a discussion with Tim in the amplify live room yesterday and I was looking at generally the eurozone now France reported some 28,383 new cases yesterday so still quite a large number but the weekly pace of infections is continuing to head lower at this point in time hospitalizations and a number of severely ill patients in intensive care units fell for a second day in France and ICU occupation rates are now falling at their most since May of earlier this year so a couple of months ago Italy registered 753 deaths related to covid yesterday that is the biggest daily increase in over seven months however the region around Milan infections are actually slowing if you remember that was the region new cases in on body where the original original ex-China outbreak that happened when the epidemic was first taking hold new cases in Lombardia fell about 10% yesterday versus Tuesday Geneva as well just to name another place begun relaxing is covid restrictions beginning November 21st so two days time following a plateau in cases and this is something which was kind of slowly emerging last week was this idea that Europe is is front-running America because of the fact that they've generally taken a more quicker and pro pro active action in order to offset then the rising case numbers that they've been seeing and so the fact that those were implemented a couple of weeks ago we're now starting to see the effects of that which is a plateauing of case numbers so although deaths are still rising a plateauing is quite a positive thing that the markets will be looking at the ultimately then the deaths hospitalization should follow suit this is quite contradictory to what we're seeing in America at the moment where they are chasing their tail somewhat they're slow to react and therefore the measures that have been taken in NYC last night or in other areas that we've seen since really this week on a state level started to kick in that's not really going to happen in terms of the real success of that or not to to try to mitigate this surge of virus cases we're not going to know that in the next two to three to four weeks so until then numbers are going to continue to go to go up and this just creates quite interesting divergence then if you're looking at the virus being the main catalyst for generally dollar movement is that then do you start to see a divergence between more favorable economic kind of expectations around the eurozone as it gradually reopens against negative us as it goes into lockdown complete opposites of one another and does that then put further downside pressure on the dollar but equally so helps provide some under underpin support for euro appreciation throw in the mix in the coming weeks a brexit deal whether that comes now next week or the end of the year into what would be a very challenging situation in America that might require more monetary easing with that brexit kind of lift if they if we do get an agreement which is the base case scenario is that a trigger point then to break those long standing key levels in the dollar of which if broken we could see a substantial move lower so a lot of this is i'm not saying intraday i mean look remember the golden rule day trading you know you trade what you see and at the moment the dollar's rallying so i wouldn't i wouldn't want to go against that trend for now but ultimately the top level view over the medium term is that i think the dollar's got room to weaken and there's a couple other banks with a few other added points here that i think i just want to cover that add a few more kind of ideas around this this thinking and so one of these is then a bloomberg analyst kind of survey that they've done investors anticipate the dollar index will slip roughly three percent from its current level by the end of the year so don't forget then that's going to put the euro for example up at some pretty interesting levels as we get back up to around that 120 an era of concern central bankers have said before so this could could have interesting repercussions if that were to happen but remember that's a consensus forecast over a number of financial institutions at this point so most the market is expecting the dollar to weaken from this point out and probably accelerated by that technical break that we were looking at now city group have come out and they expect that the u.s federal reserve will continue providing stimulus to the economy and err on the side of caution before considering interest rate increases even as the global economic recovery speeds up that could encourage investors to find a home for their money elsewhere as rising inflation expectations in u.s reduced the dollar's relative attractiveness and investors target faster growing countries that may tighten monetary policy sooner so really we can look at history as a precedent so although the Fed perhaps a slightly different composition to what was steered under Janet Yellen's tenant position as Fed chair but the idea being is that the Fed are going to be highly reluctant to tighten anytime soon and to give any hints that that would be done anytime quickly so therefore those other places in the world might be quicker to respond and therefore you could get more favorite favorable currency exposure which by the net result then could be a weakening factor for the dollar separately buying into u.s markets has been almost unavoidable over the past decade according to analysts at Goldman Sachs as corporate profits boomed and fed raised rates while other central banks stayed closer to zero remember the Fed raised rates almost nine times in the post financial crisis era normalization whereas pretty much everyone else didn't even raise rates at all this has made their currency expensive setting up for large falls ahead according to the co-head of goldman's FX research team goldman's expect the dollar to slide six percent on a trade weighted basis over the next 12 months they've added that vaccine developments are sufficiently positive that most investors should be positioning for dollar weakness and they're looking at that in respect to the fact that if then a vaccine comes forward there's no need for any of this kind of flight to quality premium kind of status that the dollar might hold and therefore consequently should weaken ally to the fact as well that they were talking about in regard to the currency being generally expensive looking at a longer time frame so yeah a couple things definitely to think about there i'll share this article so you can have a read yourself but definitely worth checking out moving on though and getting through the rest of the headlines this came out last night i'm not sure if i shared it on my twitter so you know feel free to follow me i'm generally tweeting throughout the night as well but england will need five days of lockdown for each day relaxed at christmas now the the this is coming from senior government health advisors and they warned last night that england would need five extra days of lockdown measures to stop infections spreading for each day they are relaxed around the christmas period in order to allow people to see their families so applying the kind of math it kind of works out pretty much perfectly given that the end deadline is the second of september for the current state of national lockdown in the uk that if you were to roll over exactly three weeks that would land you pretty much then at christmas eve and then if you had christmas eve christmas day boxing day which is obviously in the uk the main kind of point of christmas where people would probably congregate as a family or friends that would mean we'd need to be locked down between pretty much a rollover from the second of deck out to christmas eve effectively or the eve of christmas eve so just saying that now it probably means that we've got another couple of weeks added to this second of deck deadline again it's not surprising to be honest but one thing it does mean is that obviously this does have repercussions in terms of the economic implications for the uk economy and so that compounded by the fact that as much as most people think there will be a brexit deal until there is one no deal risk is ever president and actually would probably be start to be priced in a little bit more as we get closer towards the end of the year so the two things in combination could be quite interesting at the moment i guess the reprieve for the pound is coming from the weakness and the dollar on the more broader context but something to be mindful of um all right let's have a look at the calendar for today um so in terms of the uk european scheduled events it's very quiet from a data perspective there's nothing really worth me commenting on we get into the afternoon we get the weekly jobless claims fully fed existing home sales um as i've said every day this week normally these data points would be perhaps interesting um the one thing that i think would be quite interesting going forward if i just go into trading economics and quickly bring it up so just bear with me one moment but is the initial jobless claims now i don't think they're particularly important for today but if we were to look at them in the context of how they've performed over the last 12 readings which takes us back to that kind of sunbelt outbreak where they were tracking around a million we've continued to decelerate which is a positive thing however given now the lockdowns that are being implemented and the situation unfolding with covid in the u.s my expectation is that this number will start to go up in the coming weeks and that will likely continue into into the year and the the question of how markets more and the fed in communication might respond is how aggressively does this number start to go up you know it's reaccelerate in that sense uh so yeah as far as the the data is concerned um i'm not you know fully fed again existing home sales they are naturally macro economic wise important but in context i think markets are more concerned about the present and the current and more again high frequency data as to obtain then um the implications of what's happening at the moment overall from a speaker's perspective yeah a couple things you've got feds mester ecbs christine legard and schnabel speaking as well again legard i think this is her third outing of the four trading sessions we've had this week so i'm not anticipating anything really out of her there's no need really to to say anything new on policy but nonetheless when the president speaks it's worth just keeping an ear out when that speech begins and that's it so i'm going to leave it at that let you guys get on with the day the guys will go through in amplifier live to form technical and trade setups to accompany my my kind of fundamental analysis but yeah as i said have a look at those those equity charts there's a couple of quite key levels i think to keep an eye on both on the down and upside not having too much bias at the moment but looking at the general setup of things the dollar strength equities a little bit softer would be indicative then of markets being a little bit apprehensive at this european open and that dollar strength is weighing on the likes of the major currency dollar pairs but also just to finish it is weighing on gold as well and as you can see here gold is having a retest of the low we printed in the late age of pacific session which is quite interesting because if you look at the dollar movement and gold it generally has been inverse rather than gold acting as a safe haven and here you can see this is when gold got absolutely crushed on the back of the initial Pfizer news on dollar strength and the kind of silver bullet that people were initially in a knee jerk reaction looking at that Pfizer news we know that's not the case but here then we're coming back down in close proximity early around 10 bucks of retesting that then low that we saw on the same days on that price action that is also the low that we were printing here that you can see in around mid to late september so key levels here for gold that are inside on the intraday that if broken things could get heavy very quickly if we see a continuation of this dollar bounce that's materialized in the last 12 hours target there would be around 18 20 which is around the top of the price action we were seeing when this area here is when we were seeing the us surge in cases in the likes of texas florida california and that was when we broke at the time that double top that was holding the tri-state outbreak so again you can see how kind of covid related it's all been in terms of this cross acid class mix all right guys go leave it at that let you get on have a good day stay safe and i'll see you tomorrow


I want to know, number one, is it absolutely essential I do it or can somebody else do it equally as well? That's number one. Before I do it, shouldn't I check with Russell Long in Central America and get a local feel of it? Hail Boggs, a little bit where I can feel it a little better before I talk to the governor. What are we going to do if the governor says no? I guess he would say no. He's not going to try to enforce our Supreme Court decision, is he? Well, except that he's got the problem of being the only governor we've, what I have compiled is a whole list of states in which every other governor has been willing to take the law and order position without regard to whether they approved of an order. The last time that federal troops have had to been used is in Oxford, Mississippi. Since that time, Clemson has been desegregated, Macon County, Alabama, which is just as tough a county as St. Helena Parish, and Governor Bryant was willing to do that in St. Augustine. Governor Wallace brought in National Guard troops, Jimmy Davis desegregated Bate and Rouge without any federal troops being there, and I think we got a pretty good case, I don't suppose he wants federal troops any more than you do, and we've got, I think, some pretty good arguments. I've got them in the process of being put together in a memorandum form. Would it be best to have John Connolly condition himself a little bit there, close friend, before I talk to her? It might, but I think, Mr. President, if you take a look at the memo and see the points, then maybe it'd be worth either you or someone you want talking to John Connolly and getting his reaction to how this would strike MacKeithen. I'll have that in a matter of an hour, an hour and a half. All right, now what? And the problem, though... I suppose he does agree to it. What is this taking place? Originally, we thought that it was going to take place next Wednesday, but it turns out that Wednesday is simply a day for registration and that school does not actually begin until Monday the 17th of August. What are they doing to begin at school in August? Well, apparently it relates to a strawberry picking recess they have there in that particular county, and they start off early so the kids can get out strawberry time and do some picking. But nobody had ever heard of this before, including the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals, which issued a mandate, is to get everything already by the start of the fall term. They didn't realize the fall term was right on them when they said this. But we do have a little more breathing time than we thought because... The alternative is, what happened? Has the school superintendent refused to admit the child? It looks like they're going to agree. Everything took a remarkable turn last night when the district judge issued an order adopting the Baton Rouge plan, which means that the 11th and 12th grades of the high school will actually be desegregated on a basis where the pupils will report to the Negro schools to which they're assigned. They then apply for a transfer to the white school and the school board acts on it. We believe that the NAACP will make sure that there is some control over the number of students who apply and will involve only two high schools. The board will act by next Saturday, and on Monday those who have been selected will report to their white schools. At that point is where the danger rests in some sort of explosive situation, but it does give us... Right now, if they don't let the kids go to school and the governor has to go on marching in... Well, if they don't let them go in, then I think it's a question of a marshal accompanying him and our present recommendation is that the United States marshals be there only to withdraw the children in the event that there is difficulty. If there is difficulty, they would be expected to protect them and pull them back so they don't get hurt. And at that point, I think the court will have to decide whether there has been an unwillingness to comply with its order, and at that point, if the governor does not step in, I would guess that federal troops would be necessary to escort the children to school and to protect them from any violence. Any other alternative besides the governor, what about marshals done? Right now, there's no evidence that there will not be compliance with it. In fact, one of the pieces of information is that the council for the school district has acquiesced and agreed to the court's order that was issued last night, so at least we don't start off with them being against us. Why does he want... He was an attorney general calling me from New York where he's speaking, asking me to call the governor. I think simply because he wants to give the believes that the governor ought to have enough time to make a decision and to prepare for the use of an adequate number of state police to move into the area to be handy. If they don't comply. If they don't comply. That's correct. An indication they're going to comply. That's right, and another point. I think I'll talk to the senators about it before I talk to the governor. It seems to me to be quite useful, and when you see these points run down, I think you can make a very compelling case to them. Up to now, they've been pressing us saying, you know, don't plow things up so we have to desegregate. I think now that the court has taken the initiative, their pressure ought to be on the governor and the local law enforcement people saying, oh, the court has spoken and nothing we can do about it except comply. If you all want to keep the federal troops out of there, you better make sure that your governor and the local sheriff understands who is the congressman this area. Jimmy Morrison. He doesn't get any votes out of the parish. It's a very small area, but he's scared to death that, you know, if it doesn't handle right, it's going to explode in the rest of the district. Well, I'd say it wouldn't be a bad idea. You're getting that stuff soon as you can. All right. I will.