What's going on guys, it's your boy DPJ here today with another Destiny video and in today's video I'm going to go through the top 5 most wanted emotes. Now emotes are a new craze in the game available from Tess Everus in the Tower for Silver which is a new in-game currency, one which you use your real life money to purchase. Now over the past few days of playing iron banner and PVP it's all I have been seeing.  Now emotes have become pretty popular and I can actually see the dollar signs in Bungie's eyes and then planning their next batch of emotes and in this video I'm going to give you guys what in my opinion are the communities top 5 most wanted. Now I may get the order wrong but who really cares? As long as we get to see some of these in the future I ain't really bothered.  I mean this has to be on the list of emotes being created by Bungie it really has. At number 4 which would be a fave for me and that's our high 5, a low 5 and a bit on the side.  In at number 3 we have Face Palm. Now this has actually surprised me that this wasn't included, I mean there are a million instances I could have used this email for instance when someone fails like I do pretty often. Killing their warlock who's just self-rest would be pretty funny or even handing out of a team mercy that would be pretty funny too. In at number 2 we have Thrills Money at Screen. Now although this won't come into place and make sense to you that often it would still be epic to see. Maybe after a teammate kills the entire team with a special maybe after you get owned who knows I'd still like to see this thing know incorporated into an email. In at number 1 and 1 I actually think many people would definitely use and that's a flipping off emote. There will be nothing better to use after getting revenge on someone who has just killed you and teabagged you.  But guys that is it those are the emails I think are the 5 most wanted. If there are any others you guys would like to see please let me know what they are down below in that comment section. Hope you guys enjoyed the video, do drop a like I do appreciate the support. Subscribe for daily destiny and I'll catch you guys on the next one. Peace out until next time. Peace!


inflation. Inflation is taking over the market, ladies and gentlemen. Today, dominating the headlines. Everybody waiting to hear from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, what in the world is going on with inflation? As we all know, inflation is at the highest it's ever been throughout my lifetime. I'm 37 years old. Inflation just hit an all-time high since 1982. I was born in 1984, so this is the first time me actually living in a market of inflation. So to speak on inflation, high inflation, I have to go back and look at old data. I got to say this, ladies and gentlemen, the pace we're on by this summertime, we're gonna be in double digits. But before we go any further, make sure you hit that like, subscribe, comment, and share button, and as always get ready. This is the Prince of Investment. My name is Prince Dykes. Once again, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls and children of all ages, you are now tuned into the Investor Show. It's always, this is your greatest host, the Prince of Investing coming to you guys and girls live all the way from a beautiful city and state of Denver, Colorado, via Halalulu, Hawaii. And yes, as you can see the topic, the rise in inflation, that's what we're going to talk about today. So today, the Bureau of Labor Statistics released a report today called the CPI, the Consumer Price Index Summary. The Consumer Price Index Summary tells us what, aka what we know as inflation. If you don't know what inflation is, or you're not familiar with it, get used to it because it's not going to wear anytime soon. You can find this report on BLS.gov. That is BLS.gov. This is the Bureau of Labor Statistics.gov. They released a Consumer Price Index report every month to let us know what's going on with inflation. And as you know, inflation hit 7.5% overall, the highest inflation we had since 1982. In 1982, we ran into a high inflation when inflation hit double digits of 13% at its peak. I think it was about 13.2% before it started to taper down. And the question I got to ask everybody out there that's catching live on a playback, do you think inflation will hit double digits? And if so, when will it hit double digits? As you know, the Federal Reserve Chair, Jerome Powell, aka the Feds, they have came out and said we're standing by to use our array of tools to combat this thing called inflation. Ladies and gentlemen, while we have a high inflation, inflation was induced by our economy. You remember we had this thing called the pandemic that we're kind of still in right now? When this pandemic took off, you remember they lowered interest rates. They lowered interest rates to an all-time low in a way to stimulate the economy. When you lower interest rates, money becomes easier to borrow. Companies like to borrow more money. Money is easier to borrow. Also, money is very cheap to borrow. So companies use money to go out, build, invest, companies, people, whatever the case may be, lend out money. Hey, let's open up the floodgates. Let's make money easier to borrow. Also, the government came back. Remember those trillion dollar stimulus package? $1.9 trillion has been approved by Congress, the largest stimulus package ever. Then the next month is like, oh yeah, another trillion dollar package has been to stimulate the economy. You heard about these things called PPP loans that businesses got, and you saw that average America gets stimulus checks. Those stimulus checks that popped up in your banking account? Those were those trillion dollars went and probably a ton of other places that we're not familiar. I actually read that report, but it's money goes so many places that's supposed to do things that end up doing nothing into somebody else's pockets. You know how that rolled. Anywhere you find money, you will find some form of corruption. That's just my honest belief. Now it's just part of human nature. So anyway, let's get back to the point, the situation in hand. Inflation, when you push this much money into the economy out of the blue, you have people sitting at home, money's been pushed, you know, then President Biden gets elected and he comes in and says, hey, I can out top President Trump. Here's my stimulus package. He passed out a trillion dollar stimulus package, passes out money, and also he gives people back their income tax credit, meaning this is the child income tax credit. Well, child credit, I'm sorry, not income tax credit, but a child credit.  Ladies and gentlemen, you probably saw it. You got that child tax credit coming in. Also, now only did you get a child tax credit going in? You also had the child tax credit coming in. You also had every person, I think every person got a $1,200 check at least once or twice. So you have low interest rates and you're essentially just printing money out of the thin air and giving it to people. This is always going to have an impact on inflation. Inflation is the cost of goods and services as the price and the cost of goods and services as they rise over a period of time. For prime example, why is it so important? Because what is a million dollars really worth anything if a loaf of bread costs us $100,000? This was an act to war what countries would do to each other. Back in, it was very popular in World War II where you will see countries would go in, they would print a bunch of counterfeit money of a country and then just dump it on the shores. This would cause massive inflation and wreck the economy. This is why it's red hot. This is why it's very important. Now, we talked about how we got here. Now that we're here, what are we going to do about it? First thing the Federal Reserve said they're going to do, they said, hey, we're standing by. We're going to raise interest rates. Also, on top of raising interest rates, we're going to taper back our bond purchasing program. That's an asset purchasing program where the Federal Government is purchasing assets. Let's just imagine if somebody would, in your neighborhood, like to say, I own a house in my neighborhood and the government prints money and comes in and just started buying houses in my neighborhood like crazy. What is that going to do to the value of my house? It's going to push the value of my house up and the government slows down buying houses in my neighborhood. It's going to slowly won't decrease the value of my house, but the price, the valued estimated price maybe dropped a little bit. So, supply and demand. So, you have a buyer that's strong. The government, that's what they were doing, aka pumping money into the market. That's the simplest way to put it. They just print money, pump it into the market. They brought stocks, they brought assets, so now they're using fancy words of, hey, we're going to get some of these assets off our balance sheets and we're going to taper our asset purchasing, meaning that, hey, we're going to stop buying so much stuff and we're going to decrease the amount of stuff that we're buying to cool off the market. So, they're doing that. They started to slow down the asset purchasing and now the Federal Government, they haven't came in yet, but we expect by next month, the Federal Reserve will probably raise interest rate by 0.25. So, when we have this going on, now it's going to get us to our juicer part. Now, we understand what happened and what the Federal Reserve is talking about doing. They announced, I think that was November, they started tapering on bonds, their bond purchasing asset purchasing program. Now, the Federal Government came out last month and said, hey, we're standing by to raise those interest rates we needed. So, we had inflation going on and it's my belief, ladies and gentlemen, we're going to double digit inflation by the summertime because the Federal Reserve, yes, they do have tools, yes, they were interact, they were engaged those tools and utilized those tools, but it's not just imagine if you're driving down the road at 60 miles power and you slam on the brakes, do you stop automatically?  If you drop down the road at 60 miles power and you slowly ease on the brakes, do you stop automatically or you stop later on? You know you're going to stop it on. I think that they're going to raise the interest rates slowly over time to chase down inflation and it may be it's going to take a while before we see that to start to reverse inflation or to even see inflation stall out. I think by the summertime, the pace we're definitely on right now, we'll be at inflation at 10 percent July, August timeframe. So, we'll stand by for that. Late summer is when I'm projecting, we'll get our double digit inflation the first time in about 30, about 40 years. It'd be 40 years by that time. So, going from 1982 all the way to 2022. So, what we're going to do today ladies and gentlemen, we're going to go through, we're going to go to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. You know, we're going to take a quick break. I mean, we're going to take a very quick break and after that break, we're going to head over to the Bureau of Labor Statistics dot gov and we're going to review the consumer price index that came out this morning that was released to talk about inflation. Y'all stay tuned. We're going to take a quick break. We'll be right back. And we're back here live with the Prince of Investment. Coming to you guys and girls live all the way from a beautiful city and state of Denver, Colorado. Coming to you guys live via Howlulu, Hawaii. Beautiful city of Denver, Colorado via Howlulu, Hawaii. Sometimes I get mixed up, but here we're back. Now, we're going to talk about, earlier we talked about the beginning of the show before the break. We talked about inflation, what it was, how it started, what induced this high inflation that we're currently experiencing and what the Federal Reserve is talking about doing to combat that inflation. Now, let's get into the nitty-gritty. The report that came out today, February 10th, today at 8 30 a.m. east coast time, about six hours ago, something like that. So anyway, ladies and gentlemen, let's get straight down into it. This is a consumer price index. The consumer price index, they're saying that inflation in January rose by 0.6 percent in January on a seasonal adjusted basis. Now, 0.6, over the last, over the last 10 months, this is the seventh time over the last 10 months, inflation has raised by 0.5 percent. That means that every month, for the last seven months, inflation has raised by 0.5 percent. Ladies and gentlemen, we are now at 7.5 percent inflation. Now that we are at 7.5 percent inflation, this means that we will be in a double digits. If we keep on this pace in February, if we hit 0.5 in March, we hit 0.5 in April and May and June and July, you can do the math and say, well, the pace we're on. In January, it rose by 0.06 on inflation. Now, let's talk about the areas that got hit the most. The highest, the increase of indexes for food, energy, food, it was food, energy, and shelter were the largest contributors to seasonal, unjusted, all items increases. The food index rose by 0.9 in January, following a 0.5 percent increase in December. The energy index increased by 0.9 percent over the month with the increase in the electricity index being partially offset by the declines and gasoline index and the natural gas index. The index for all items, less food, energy rose by 0.6 percent in January. Now, here we go. Let's go down here. Let's see who had the highest inflation rate. We can look here and see coming in in January, the person that had the sector that had the highest inflation at 9.5, get that 9.5. 9.5 percent is fuel oil. Why is this important? If inflation is at 7.5 percent, what is the average savings account? The average savings account in America in 2021 was 0.06. 0.06, not 0.6. Inflation for January was 0.6. Inflation, inflation overall is 7.5. Annually, annually, the average savings account is getting 0.06. It doesn't take a mathematician to say if my savings account is getting 0.6, but my investment account is getting, not an investment account, if my savings account is getting 0.6, and inflation is at 7.5, you're actually losing money. You're losing about 7 percent a year with the current inflation rate. If it stays at, what is that now? So, investing is not an option. At 7.5 and inflation at 0.06, investing is not optional. It's investor lose right now, very big when you come down to the inflationary marks. So, the number one place was 9.5 percent that came from fuel oil. Now, we know historically we got things going overseas, and we have things going overseas.  So, I'm anticipating a high energy run-up. I talked to some of my old school friends, come from the 70s and 80s and asked them, living in a high inflationary environment, what went up? We've seen fuel oil, and we're seeing that right now, 9.5 percent, we're filling it at the pump. This is called invisible tax. This is the tax that's not taken out of your check. It's not taken out of your bank account. This tax is taken from your, this tax is taken when you go to buy. The price of your clothes, your shoes, your food, things you don't realize. This is where your money is going. This is called purchasing power. You have one dollar, how powerful is that dollar? The dollar is becoming weaker, ladies and gentlemen, as inflation goes higher. It's the invisible tax. It's the tax on your money that you can't see.  That's inflation.  So let's take a little further look. Who had the lowest inflation in January? January, the person had the lowest inflation in the sector, we're looking at it here. It's at a 0.5, no 0.3 percent. I'm sorry, a negative 0.5 was utility piped gas. Utility piped gas actually went down. Good, but fuel oil, fuel oil went up. Gas piped gas services went down, which is pretty good to say. Now looking at this also coming in number two was electricity. Electricity utilities are one of those things that I don't shop around my electricity bill. You just move to an area, whatever bill they give you, if they say you charged it and you did it, then you just did it. That was it, ladies and gentlemen. So you have to think about this. We have fuel oil, we have prices of gas going up, what's happening, what's going on in the world, 7.5 percent. Let's take a look and see some a little bit more here. The food index increased by 0.9 that we already talked about. The food away from home rose by 0.7. We got energy at 0.9. All items less energy, this is the number that everybody tracks. This came in, it rose by 0.6 percent. That's higher than the average savings account in one month alone in January. So bringing everybody up to 7.5. The shelter index increased by 0.3 percent as well. The medical care index rose by 0.7 percent in January. The index was hospital services increased by 0.5 percent and the index for prescription drugs rose by 1.3 percent. While the index was physician services declined by 0.1 percent. Only a few indexes decreased in January. Let's talk about the ones who didn't increase. The only a few indexes decreased in January. Among those that did that were were lodging away from home, lodging away from home like hotels. I think hotels are on a decline anyway. Lodging away from home is a negative 3.9 percent and wireless telephone services, they went down by 0.1 percent. The index for new car index, the new vehicles was unchanged over the month. So new vehicles stayed the same. You saw lodging away from home aka hotels and cell phone services actually decreased. Pretty pretty pretty interesting. These are things I can't live without. I have to have my phone. I have to have electricity so I don't really get a chance to like oh you know what let me shop around for my electricity unless I just went green and got panels on my house. But anyway ladies and gentlemen that's going to conclude today's episode. Hopefully you guys and girls got to tonight's episode talking about reviewing from the Bureau of Labor Statistics dot gov going over the consumer price index that affects us every day. We saw that few oil went up 9.5 percent alone in January and we saw that the declines in lodging and new cars stayed the same and what was the other index that was cell phones cell phones actually decreased. So cell phones decreased hotels decreased and few not few but new cars. Few oil the highest gas actually kind of went down a little bit but not a whole lot. But a lot of things going on now we have to stand by when we see inflation inflation go up we seen the market dump a little bit. So that's something to keep an eye on. But anyway ladies and gentlemen inflation is at 7.5 percent. My name is Prince Dykes. This is the Prince of Investment and to the next video podcast cartoon book or whatever else crazy you see me do across the road across the globe don't forget to hit that like subscribe comment and share button. Peace be safe. I'm out and thank you.


Mokalapa inheriting broken Chwane run down by Sali Missaimanga, A&C. Chwane, the African National Congress in Chwane on Tuesday wished the incoming Mayor Stevens Mokalapa well, saying his term would be tough owing to the mismanagement of previous Mayor Sali Missaimanga. It's an unfortunate situation that such a decent, liberal gentleman Stevens Mokalapa has to inherit unfortunately mayhem in the city, caused by his predecessor Sali Missaimanga the poster boy of corruption. You are inheriting our five billion in unauthorized expenditure. There is nothing decent that you are inheriting, A&C Chwane Regional Chairperson Keika Simapa told a special council meeting shortly after Mokalapa's election. In fact, you are inheriting a broken vehicle. With no wheels, no parts, no spare wheel, no windscreen. Brace yourself for a rough ride. You have invited the A&C to work with you but I don't think you understand what you are inviting. We were wishing that perhaps you would talk about the terrible pernicious situation in our city, we don't have lights in the city, robots don't work, we have the sewer systems blockages. Your predecessor failed terribly to reach out to the people, to resolve their problems. The A&C said it will continue to expose the rot left by the Democratic Alliance's Missaimanga. We hope that the path you will walk is that of representing the people. If you start doing these tendencies that we have seen here, you must know that the A&C will rise like the sea and you will be wiped away, Mapa cautioned Mokalapa. The Das Mokalapa was on Tuesday elected new mayor of Chwane, after he was the only nominated member for the vacant post. The post was vacated by Missaimanga at the end of January. Only the den nominated a candidate, with the African National Congress, through Councillor Aaron Malulika, indicating that it was not taking part in the election. The economic freedom fighters didn't nominate a candidate either. EFF Chwane regional chairperson Mofrica Mabangwana cautioned Mokalapa to stay on the straight and narrow, respecting the will of the people of Chwane. We want to send a stern warning that you must not appoint a mayoral committee of lazy people. You must not use your position to terrorize officials who differ with you. You must at all times act in the interests of the people of Chwane, above your own interests, said Mabangwana to applause from the EFF benches.


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Here's a taste treat you can enjoy indoors, outdoors, at work, or at play. The cool, long-lasting mint flavor refreshes you. The smooth, steady chewing helps keep you fresh and alert, adds enjoyment to whatever you're doing. Wrigley's Spearman chewing gum, healthful, refreshing, delicious. Expense accounts submitted by special investigator Johnny Dollar to Tri-State Life and Casualty Company, Hartford, Connecticut. The following is an accounting of my expenditures during investigation of the Blood River matter. The expense account item won $240, transportation, and incidentals between Hartford and Parkinson. I was paid at the airport and given a note that directed me to St. Paul's Hospital, where I was met by Deputy Sheriff Tom Gray. I brought Colburn in here this morning trying to pump some blood into him, I guess. Nothing like a hospital out in Blood River. Any improvement? Yeah, I don't think so. Slugs him a 45, four of them. It was me that left him where he was, moving him 40 miles, didn't do him no good. And what did this insurance company send you out for? Just a routine check and a policy hold to get shot up. They liked to know why and by whom. How much insurance do you have? $50,000 worth. Oh, I didn't know that. Who does it go to? Frank Colburn, a son, and Mary Colburn, a daughter. Do you have any leads, Sheriff? Leads? Oh, I got what the hard girl said. What was that? I didn't hear about it. Oh, she was a witness. She was in the kitchen that night. Man knocked on the door, asked for some grub. Old Colburn walked in, started to show him away, and a man shot him down. Have you got him? Oh, not yet, but if Posse's out hunting him, we'll find him. Come on, operating room's down this way. Not yet, Mary. Hello, Frank. I didn't know you two were here. Yeah, we came in as fast as we could. Now, this is $1. He's from your pa's insurance company back east. Miss Colburn, Frank, it was sent for you, $1. The insurance company was notified of the shooting. They asked me to come out. Why? I don't think this is the time to talk about it. It's just the way they work, Frank. I like to look into things like this. Come on, darling, here. Oh, Tom, wait. Can't we go in, too? The doctor told us to wait here, but we've got a right to go in if anybody here. Well, I guess you have, Mary, but the doctor probably thought it'd be easier for you this way. You know, if something went wrong, you know. Well, it isn't. I want to be with him. I have a right to be. All right, Mary, if that's the way you want it. You too, Frank? I don't see how it'll do anybody any good, but I'll come. The son, Frank, was a huge man, well over six feet in his high heel boots. But the figure on the operating table must have towered over him during better days. I learned later that Max Colburn was more than a man. He was already a legend in the Blood River section. But here, under the intense glare of the battery of all the headlights, and under the probing instruments of the surgeon, Colburn was a great deal less than a man. Through the concealing sheets, you could realize the disintegration of his body and his massive head, skin now bloodless and drawn, had already taken on the aspects of a skull. I knew he'd never make a deathbed statement, but we stood there and waited two hours for him to die. That's all, nurse. Jot down the time, please, and notify the coroner. Yes, sir. Six, fifteen. Now, Mary, don't do that. He won't do no good. Good job. What'll I do? What'll I do? You'll be all right, Mary. Frank, take her out of here, will you? Come on, Mary. Nothing anybody can do now. If it had been me, Doc, I'd never brought him in. Old Bull might have made it in Blood River. I'm sorry, Gray. He had to be moved. No facilities at all out there. It's your business, I guess. It was point-blank rain. Multiple punctures of the stomach, single puncture of the right lung. He had to be moved. How do you do? Johnny Dollar, Doctor. Oh, I'm rather sorry. Dr. Fulton. Mr. Dollar is representing the insurance company. How do you do? I'm sorry I couldn't save him, Dollar. I know you did everything you could. Who was it that shot him, do you know? Not yet. I hope you'll find him. Max Colburn was a fine man. Yeah, the best. Now, what are you going to do now, Dollar?  I'm still not satisfied about this thing. I'll put you up in my place. There's no hotel. Oh, thanks. I'd appreciate it. Well, nice to have met you, Dollar. Too bad it couldn't have been under better circumstances. You should never have brought him in. He probably knew what he was doing. You think he shouldn't have been brought in? Why'd you let him? You're supposed to be the sheriff out here. There's nothing I could do to stop him, Frank. No, and there didn't seem to be anything you could do before to stop it either. Now, calm down, Frank.   This wouldn't have happened. That's enough, Frank.  If Mary don't know it's mostly your fault, I'm going to tell her. He's a hot-headed buzzer. Yeah, I know this. Can we make it to Blood River tonight? Yeah, we can make it, all right. Yeah, look, Dollar, I want to tell you something. It's a funny little place, only about 300 people on it today. I'm not going to like you butting in. They don't like strangers. I'm used to that. OK, as long as I told you. My jeep is out in the back in the parking lot. It was only 40 miles to the village of Blood River. It took us until 9.30 to get there. But long before then, I had begun to feel the place. It was at the foot of a range of mountains that rose sheerly from a narrow, choked valley. And it was the mountains that gave the feeling of oppression. In the moonlight, they seemed to be leaning over the village, ready to destroy it at any moment. Gray had comfortable quarters in his cabin office. I slept fairly well. And the next morning, he drove me out to the village, to the Colburn Range. Only 400 acres an hour. Colburn used to own the whole valley. There's open range up in the hills there. This is the best fattening range in the whole... Will you get away, Duke? Is that dog dangerous? Yeah, it could be, I guess. He's the old man's dog. He knows something's wrong, but he don't know what. That's right, ain't it, Duke boy? Yeah, now go away, go away. Come on, boy, go. Well, come on, we'll go up to the house. The hard girl will be in the kitchen as well. Oh, cut it out, Duke.  He don't see many people dressed like you. He's got nothing on me. I don't see many dogs like him. It's Tom Gray. I don't want to talk about it no more, Tom. I told you what I saw happen. Here's a man from back east he wants to talk to you. Why? You tell him what I see. I did, Mellie, but he wants to hear from you. I see it all happen again. That's why I don't want to talk about it. But I will if I got to. Well, thanks, Mellie, I'll make it as short as I can.   Well, this is where it happened, darling. He's lying right there. This way with his head on the table. Two of the slugs hit the wall there. Hey, you see the marks? Yeah.  That's right, one over backwards. Shot from about here, I'd say. Is that right, Mellie? I don't know. I went in a sitting room when I saw they was going to be troubled. How much did you see? I told Tom. It was after supper and I was cleaning up. A stranger come to the door and said he was hungry. I yelled to Mr. Colburn, I have to ask him about things. And he started right away to run him out. I fed a lot of strangers. I never heard him act that way before. Did it sound like he knew this stranger? I couldn't tell. He started cussing at him and I run in the sitting room and held my hands over my ears till the shooting. Then I screamed. According to the description you gave Sheriff Gray, the man was short, stocky with dark hair and heavy eyebrows. How can you remember anything else about him? I can remember one thing more. He was wearing some kind of a coat and had a newspaper in one pocket. Would you recognize him again if you saw him? Oh yes, I'll never forget him. Why haven't you caught him, Tom? We'll get him. Do you see him after you heard the shots? No. I run back in here and saw Mr. Colburn. Then I run outside screaming. Randy come out of the bunkhouse. I didn't see the man. That's Randy Drew. He didn't see this stranger coming or going. Colburn's son and daughter. Where were they? They wasn't here. I don't know where Miss Colburn was, but Mr. Colburn wasn't home yet from riding sense. Millie. What? You telling the truth? Yes. You aren't protecting anybody? Of course I ain't protecting anybody. Why should I do anything like that? Who would it be? I only asked, Millie. That's all I want to hear, Sharon. Good enough. Thanks for the help, Millie. It looks like it's gonna storm. How old is she? Huh? No, about 20, I guess. With a little work, she could be in a track of girls. She's peculiar. She grew up outside, but never quite dead inside. How does she and Frankie get along? Pretty good, I guess. What are you driving at? Sometimes that strangest story sounds just a little too pat. Hold on. Are you taking it that's the bunkhouse? Yeah, I said. How could somebody kill Colburn and then get across all this open yard before anyone ran out to check on the shooting? I don't know. I guess shooting out here don't mean what it does where you come from. Folks here do a lot of shooting. Well, Millie said she screamed. It's pretty dark here, too. Mountain's cut off a sun about four o'clock. Yeah, maybe so. I told you we found a gun in a ditch near here. She said she had a newspaper in his pocket. The gun was wrapped in one when we found it. Who's this? That looks like Charlie Baxter. Yeah, it is. He was in the posse. Wonder what he's steaming that horse about. What's the matter, Baxter? We got him. We got the killer. We found him a silver scar. Oh, well, good. Where is he now? Bring him to your place. It's Elmer Bryce. He came back? You better get in there. Right.  She'll have to identify him. He was a truck. Okay. Let's get on back to town, darling. Who's Elmer Bryce? There used to be a hand here, just flunky. Kept the rain string watered. Choked a cold to death with a rope, and the old man Coburn darn near killed him. When was this? Oh, two years ago.  Folks around here run him right out of the country. Storm swept in over the mountains and began to drench the valley during the trip back to the village. A group of maybe a dozen curious were huddled and slickers outside Gray's office waiting for a look at the prisoner. He arrived by car, went through the formalities of arrest, and a few minutes later, Coburn's hired girl walked into the office and faced him. That's him. He's the one. You swear on a Bible, Millie? Yes. I could never forget him. Okay. You can go on back to the ranch. Thanks for coming in. I'm glad they caught you. Oh, meh. When they kill you, maybe I can sleep without seeing it happen all over again. That's enough, Millie. All right. Well, Bryce, you're under arrest. Anything you say will be used against you. I didn't kill him. You deny being at the ranch? I was at the ranch, but I didn't kill him. What did you do? I was hungry. I thought I could get something to eat. He owes it to me. I can't get one no place because he talked about me so much. Nobody will hire me on account of the way he talks. It was my fault that, quote, talked. He kept pulling and the rope jammed. Colburn, he told people I was crazy.  I ain't right. What happened at the ranch? I asked a girl for something to eat. She called Mr. Colburn. He come and cussed me out and told me to get off his land. And I left. Millie says when he cussed you out, she killed him. I don't care what she says. What kind of a gun do you care?  Of course I never did. Why did you go to his ranch instead of some other? I told you because he owes me something. What he done to me? Watch it, tell the truth, so we can get on with this. I didn't kill him. You hated him? I hated a lot of people. Listen to them. Who is it? Mark. Let me come in. Yes, madam. I've been near to a hundred out there now. They sent me in to say they wanted Bryce. Well, I can't have him. You know how they feel about old man Colburn? They want his killer for themselves. I didn't kill him. Nobody can prove I did. I think you've waited long enough, Sheriff. You better get this man into a car and get out of here. All right.  I ought to give you to him. I don't care what you did. Give me a hand, darling. Sure. Faster, we move the better. Open the door, Baxter. Start up. We'll be right behind you. I caught a last glimpse of Bryce's face as I went down into the mud of the street. Then there was nothing but hundreds of crashing legs carrying the mob and their victim to a waiting truck. Blood River was in the process of living up to its name. To make every day more enjoyable, treat yourself often to refreshing, delicious, wriggly spearmint chewing gum.   Helps you keep going at your best. So for real chewing enjoyment, that's refreshing and long-lasting, always keep wriggly spearmint chewing gum handy. Healthful, delicious, wriggly spearmint gum will make every day more enjoyable. And now with our star, Edmund O'Brien, we return you to the second act of yours truly, Johnny Dollar. Deputy Sheriff Gray had fared worse than I, a boot heel at Stundin. So it was 15 minutes before we got underway in the Jeep. We found Elma Bryce on the road to the Coburn Ranch, hanging from a bridge. We took his body back to the Sheriff's office in the now silent village. You've got to understand how they felt about Coburn before you can begin to understand their actions. I'll never understand. I've never been part of a mob. And neither have I. Neither have they. But this is something special. The old man is going to break up the rest of his land and parcel it out. He's done it before. He was loyal to the Blood River folk, and it meant they could have the land of their own. They could never afford it except the way he sold it. You're in a bad spot, aren't you? What are you going to do about this, Lynchie? I'd like to call back the last hour and a half. That's what I'd like to do about it. I should have kept Bryce out of Blood River, but I didn't know. He's people of my friends. I don't have to go into Parkinson and name as many of them as I saw. That's what you pay for wearing a badge. As long as he breaks. Is there anything I can do? I think I better strap on a gun. First time since I got this job. See there on the desk, the receipt I made out when I took Bryce's personal things, I better have that. Is it there? Yeah, it's here. Sheriff. What? What's this? Who signed this? Charlie Maxwell. He signed because Bryce couldn't write. That's his ex just above it. He couldn't write? No, he wasn't much of a brain. You saw that. He couldn't write his own name, but he carried a newspaper around with him. Why? Just to have it handy for wrapping guns? Or did he learn to read without learning to write? It's going to be a strange kind of justice, Sheriff. If he was telling the truth and your village killed an innocent man, those that go free will live with that for the rest of their lives. I'll leave the jeep with you. I'll drive Maxwell's pick up into Parkinson. Yeah, thanks. There's some of my clothes and boots you can wear. Better get out of them wet ones. And just take this advice, will you? Don't go throwing your weight around. It's going to send them crazy. Be careful. I'll be back after supper. The single street was still silent and empty when I left the Colburn Ranch. The mountains were closing in again. There should have been lights in the windows of the houses, but instead they were dark. And I could feel the eyes of the people who stood inside them watching me pass. Finally, almost at the edge of town, a knot of men stepped from a doorway and waved me to a stop. Where's Tom Dray? He went into Parkinson. What for? To report the lynching. Lynching? Hear that, boys? He says somebody strung up the killer. I don't believe it. What I hear, he hung himself. And good ones. Why are you trying this out on me?  I couldn't if I wanted to. What are you doing here? I'm still looking for Max Colburn's murderer. Bryce hung himself. He shouldn't have, because he wasn't guilty. Who says that? Sheriff Gray and I. There was nothing against him but your personal feelings and some circumstantial evidence. He's the one who done it, he even said so. Said what? That he went to the ranch first door. Why else would he do that? He was hungry. Now come on, get out of my way. Few people think the rest of the story will help you peace of mind and I'll try to get it for you. But Bryce was innocent. Think about that for the time being. Come on, move it, Ben. I'm coming through. Let him go, Ben. Come on, boys. He can't hurt us. Yep, these clothes belong to a friend of yours. Johnny Dollar, Miss Colburn. Oh, Mr. Dollar, Frank. Come on in, Dollar. Thanks. We heard about Bryce. I'm sorry it went that way. Any man, I don't care what he is, has a right to a trial. Yeah, lynching is one of man's least pleasant habits. This one especially, it looks like Bryce was innocent. No, he wasn't. Millie said he was the one. There could have been a lot of things wrong with her statement. She didn't see it happen. She only heard it. Somebody else could have taken advantage of Bryce's visit and done the shooting himself. I don't follow you. He did come out here. He admitted it, but I don't think he killed your father. He hated him. Mary, stop that. Sure he hated him. Everybody knew it. With that and Millie's statement, who would bother to look any further than poor, dim-witted Elmer Bryce. Oh, Frank. Oh, Frank, Frank.  Go on in the other room. Wait a minute. What's the matter with her? She's upset. Frank, you killed him.  You'd like that to be true, wouldn't you? You said you would. You said you wouldn't. You killed him. I'm going to the sheriff. Frank, and don't try to stop me.  Like everybody else in this blasted hole. Yeah? Why should she have said that? Because I lost my temper one night. Told old man he better blow his own brains out for I did it for him. Because he forgot how to think with him. When was that? A couple of weeks back. Maybe I was hot enough to mean it at the time, but I, well, I cooled off. I wouldn't kill my own father. Well, that goes to your sister, Frank. Sheriff Gray mentioned that he was going to sell the rest of his land. Was that the cause of the trouble? Yeah. He didn't care what happened to his kids. I told him with all the war talk, this was the time to hang on to it. Restock the herds and get ready to make some money. Ranch is yours now. That's right. Mine and Mary's. Where were you when your father was killed? I was riding fences up by Red Knoll. Do you have any way to prove that? Any witnesses? You don't run into anybody up that way. That's our land. Folks, stay off it. What about it, Frank? What about it? There's a lot stacked up against you. I know it. You can depend on my sister. You and anybody else would like to string me up for it. What about Millie? Was she in it with you? In it. Now, wait. Don't get the wrong idea. I didn't kill my father. There's a lot stacked up against you. Well, there are places to go. I don't like jails and courtrooms. I think I'll just fade until it blows over. That's not the way. You won't make it. You're going to stop me? I'm being paid to see this thing cleaned up. I'll have to try. Get out of my way, dollar.  Get away from the door.  It's none of your affair. I get out of the way. I said get out of the way. What's this to you? Stay where you are. You can't make me. No.  So don't get up. What do you want, Millie? What are you doing with that gun?  Get out of here. You've got to. For me. Why? Because I lied. I lied to everybody. What about? About your pa. Elmer Bryce didn't kill him. Millie. Because I did. I killed him for you.  You remember that night? I remember, Millie. And I told you I'd do anything for you. Remember that? Anything. Yeah, I remember. I lied. Elmer Bryce came, but I stayed in the kitchen and heard everything he said. I knew he hated your pa, and after he ran away, I thought about it. You're crazy, Millie. I waited for a while. But when I knew nobody saw that man leave, I yelled to your pa again. So when he'd come in, I shot him. And that night I threw away the gun. What's the matter with you, Millie? You know what's the matter? Now you can't run off and leave me. You've got to help me. I can't help you. You've got to kill this man. I won't do it, Millie. Then you've got to take me away with you. I'm not going away now. I don't have to. I didn't have anything to do with it. This is the end for you and me. Hey, get down. Don't, don't do it. I did it for him. Now I don't care what happens to me. As I was concerned, that was it. Frank Coburn lost a lot of blood, but not his life. And his sister still had to live at the ranch with her ill-tempered brother. The hired girl who brought all this about was taken by the sheriff. When I left Blood River, I had moved in to see what it could do about the lynching. But what that is, I don't know. The entire village was guilty of murder. And what could anybody do about that? All I know is that the original murder was not committed with the idea of insurance fraud. And in spite of the mess I got into, that's what I was hired to learn. Expense account item two, same as item one. Expense account total $740. Yours truly, Johnny Dollar. Remember, friends, to make every day more enjoyable, treat yourself often to refreshing, delicious, Wrigley's Spearmint Chewing Gum. 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Hello and welcome to the Monday market update with me, David Madden. Today's date is Monday the 3rd of September 2018 and the time has just gone 11.15 BST. European active markets are actually fairly quiet today, actually fairly mixed today. Even though there's a lot going on in the news, it's probably because the United States and the Canadian market will be out of commission today due to both countries celebrating Liberty. In relation to what's going on, it's similar issues that have been persistent for the last couple of weeks, except where things have taken a bit of a turn. The trading relationship between the US and China has taken a bit of a negative turn. What we've also seen as well is the trading relationship between Donald Trump and the EU has also taken a bit of a negative turn as well. It would see that Mr. Trump isn't going to be a forthcoming as he once was to both nations and he sort of has the attitude of do business on my terms or don't do business at all. That's playing it to fears. Obviously, there's also talk of President Trump is going to announce another round of tariffs on Chinese imports and this would potentially be innovation of $200 billion. We're talking about major amounts of money here. That's also hanging over the markets. Overnight, we had the Kaishin survey of Chinese manufacturing, which came in at most expected and actually fell to a 14-month low. Even though the figures were disappointing and highlighted a very slowing of the growth rate of Chinese manufacturing, we actually see a slight move higher in the price of high-grade copper, platinum, and palladium, which has actually managed to boost mining stocks such as Rio Tinto, BHG Billiton, and the likes. These obviously are very sizable components. We've also seen higher oil prices on the back of declining Iranian output in the events of the sanctions that the United States have lined up for the country. It's also seeing a push higher in oil prices here in London. Turning our attention now to the week ahead. The week ahead can be actually found on our website. If you're going to see CMCMarkets.com, under News and Analysis, you will find the week ahead. Selecting ahead to tomorrow, we have an interest rate decision from the Reserve Bank of Australia and the RBA are widely anticipated to keep interest rates on hold at 1.5%. The trend economy is very linked in with the Chinese economy and as you've seen, the Chinese economy is cooling and also in the middle of a trade spat with the US. We're seeing evidence that the Chinese economy is cooling. Should that continue to be the case, we could see further cooling of also the Australian economy. For the time being, we're expecting no rate changes from the RBA. It's also more pointing out, some Australian cities have a major housing bubble, notably Melbourne and Sydney. Any kind of signs of a rate hike from the RBA could actually put that into the big matters worse in relation to the housing bubble in several Australian cities. On Tuesday, we have first-half figures from WPP tomorrow. As of today, the new CEO of WPP has been announced. Tomorrow, we will expect the full-year figures from the advertising company. On Wednesday, we have full-year figures from Bar Developments, the British Home Builder. Bar Developments issued a very up-statement in July. They expect profits to rise on the Europe, but they also cautioned about the same all issues. They couldn't give the housing market skills shortages and also increased material and labour costs. On Wednesday, we have the Service PMR reports from China, many Eurozone countries, and the UK. On Thursday, we have the Bank of Canada made a decision. The Bank of Canada is tipped to hold rates at 1.5%, and on Friday, we have US non-farm payrolls. It's widely seen as the most important figure of the months to keep an eye out for that. In relation to what to expect, respecting the unemployment rate to remain at 3.9%, the estimated estimate for the August report is the increase of 187,000 jobs. Back-to-repairs with the 157,000 jobs that were created in July, bearing in mind we could see revision to that figure. While I'll keep an eye out on, rather, is the average earnings figures. Average earnings are tipped to increase by 2.8% year-on-year basis, and that would be an improvement on the 2.7%. Taking a look now at a number of the major markets, turning off the FTSE 100. So the FTSE 100 has been a bit range bound for the last number of months, but the last few weeks seem to have taken a taper off to the downside. The FTSE has been largely, Capricy could really get beyond 7,800, and we're now actually trading there, thereabouts, in around the moving average, in around 7,500. So this red line here, on Friday, the last day of August, the market actually managed to fall to a multimodal low, so that's a negative indicator in itself, but we actually have managed to pull back some of the ground. And if you look at the markets in early July, we did see a higher high beam reaching then a lower low, a lower high, and a lower low. So this could be in the beginning of a slight move to the downside for the FTSE 100. If you continue to kind of creep lower on the FTSE 100, keep an eye on this area here, 7,422, and if you go beyond that, we could really head back down towards 7,400. Moving to the upside in relation to the FTSE 100, an area that you really need to be taken out is this yellow line here. Well, they almost converge on each other. The yellow line is the one-day moving average, and the blue line is the 50 moving average. And not all of us have bought metrics, both have acted as kind of support and resistance in recent weeks and months, and if they've acted as support and resistance in recent weeks and months, it makes it all the more likely they will do so again in the future. And those two prices come into play in around the same area at 7,615. And a move beyond that could then potentially bring 7,700 to play. And if you go north of that, we could be heading up towards 7,800. Keep an eye on the FTSE 100. The German market continues to be in fairly weak shape. The DAX in the last few sessions has been driving lower. Notice how we are actually more far closer. If you compare the DAX to, say, the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ, which are not too far away from all-time highs, the DAX is nowhere near that. Even the FTSE is in better shape than the DAX. And if you look at the DAX in recent weeks, it's been under the turning moving average for several weeks now. And even in the last few sessions, it's actually managed to get a push lower yet again. Possibly likely to be driven by the fact that there's certainly in relation to the US and EU trade relationship. And obviously, keep in mind German car manufacturers are kind of very much in the fiery line, far out of Donald Trump's concern. So while that uncertainty persists, it's likely that we could see a private remain of the DAX. So take a look at the price action of the DAX. Like I said, the last few sessions, it's been pushing lower again. If you didn't get to drive on lower, we could be like heading back down towards $12,250. If you go south of that, we could be like heading back down towards this area here at $12,423. And notice that actually a decent support in the past. So therefore, a break below would actually be quite significant and could pave the way for further losses. Any moves to the upside in the DAX, we really need to be taken out, say $12,600. This level here, take out these highs here and then go north to say $12,600 before we can actually become more kind of confident in an upward move. And if you go beyond that, then keep an eye out for the charity moving average at $12,687. And then if you go beyond that, just then be looking up towards the high in July of $12,887. I mentioned the U.S. markets a moment ago. I'll take a look now at the Dow Jones. So the Dow Jones only last week had a multi-month high. It's still not as strong as the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq. But still, it's certainly better than the likes of the DAX and the FTSE. So last week, the Dow Jones started to play catch up with the S&P 500 and actually managed to hit a multi-month high. The market has cooled a little bit, but ultimately, we're in a solid upward trend. If you continue to push on higher from here, we could be looking at heading up towards this level here in around the $26,300 region. If we go beyond that, then be looking up towards $26,700. Moves to the downside, my prices forward in around $26,000 or perhaps in around $25,820. And then even if you do have a size to pull back, it might be found at $25,500. This year, we're here to see a fair bit of consolidation in the past, so therefore, I see the act as consolidation again in the future once again. Taking a look now at the S&P 500. So the S&P 500, like I said, hit a racked up threshold top last week, which really tells you everything you need to know about the sentiment. Mark's been in a classic upward trend for seven months now, so the next effort to keep an eye off for beyond this will be, you can say, what we say, $2,920, big kind of psychological numbers because they're currently trading at around $2,910. Any moves to the downside may find some support from around the $2,900 mark or perhaps even low as soon as $2,891. Or maybe even a pullback to the recent highs we created at $2,877. Taking a look now at the gold market. So the wider picture for gold is that it's been in a tower trend since April. The US dollar has been pushing higher, which has an in-brush relationship with the gold market. Crammed it, we did see a fairly decent bounce back in the price of gold, but we had seen it actually kind of creeping lower once again. And also the gold market fair enough managed to kind of break north of the psychology board and $1,200 mark, but still it has been kind of pushing lower in recent sessions. Once again, we're falling into the old trend of lower lows and lower highs. This here on the marketing indicator, the marketing Instagram, is the measure, is the positive momentum. And notice how the rate of positive momentum is actually declining. So as the market is creeping lower, that's being confirmed by the decline in positive momentum. So we could see that the price of gold drift lower. And if you manage to see the price of gold drift lower and fall in with this wider downward trend, you could be looking heading back down towards 1185, 1193, this area here. And if you go south of that, you could be looking back down towards 1175. And then below that again, you could be looking at the recent low of 1160. Any moves at the upside in gold could run into resistance at the fifth of the moving average, this blue line here, which comes to play at 1221. And notice how the fifth of the moving average acts as both support and resistance a number of months back. So it's likely that it could be doing so again in the future. Take a look now at the oil market. It's doing quite well. As I said, there's already signs of production from Iran as it declined in advance of the US imposed sanctions. So the market here, as in pushing higher, we're not too far away from the, essentially after multi-month, not too far away from multi-month highs, but we're not too far away from multi-year highs. So as you can see here, the price of the oil market, the Brent, has been pushing higher. If you continue to drive on here from here, the next year to keep an eye out for what we've just noticed with this at $80 a barrel, it's a big psychological number. And if you go beyond that, we'll be looking towards the 2018 high of 80s by 89. And if you go beyond the 80s by 89, we'll be looking at creating new multi-year highs. Notice the downside of Brent. They find some support from this yellow line here. They fit the 100-day moving average, which comes into play at 75, it's about 35. Or indeed this blue line here, which is the 50-day moving average at 74, it's about 64. But nonetheless, Brent, the oil market has been in a fairly decent shape in the last few weeks. So it's good likely that we could see this upward trend continue. Taking a look at now WTI. So WTI, not as strong as the Brent oil market, but basically for the last couple of weeks, has been pushing higher. We managed to actually move back above the 50-day moving average, and we're still actually holding above that level. So while we remain north of that 50-day moving average at 69, spot 94, it's likely that the outlook is going to remain positive for Brent crude oil. If we continue to push on higher from here, obviously the next 30-day keep on IF4 will be the high from mid-July at 71, spot 69. And if we go beyond that, we'll be looking at heading up towards 72, spot 79. And then beyond that, back up towards the 75 dollars of a barrel mark. Moving to the downside, could find some support from the 100-day moving average, which comes to play at 69, spot 06. And then even further moving to the downside, we could see support coming to play in around the 67, spot 50 area. Notice how we didn't see a bit of consolidation in that price area in recent weeks. Turn your attention now to a couple of currency pairs. So the euro-dollar still remains in its wider downward trend. The downward trend that's been in play since April. But notice how the market has actually managed this trend line here, which goes from the high in June and connecting the highs of July and also of June and July in here. If you draw this trend line down here, notice how the market actually has to break above it. It's actually not deep back below once again. And as the price is creeping lower, we're back below that trend line. If you take a look at the market histogram, we can see the policy momentum is in decline. So as the market is creeping lower, we see a decline in the policy momentum, so that that's confirming because of the downward move that we're seeing. If you could take a look at the drift lower from here, support might come into play in around the 115, spot 10 area. It was a very important level only a few months ago. So it's likely that price could be important yet again. And if you go south of one spot 1510, you could be like heading back down to the recent low of just north of one spot 13. Move to the upside on the Euro versus US dollar. The area that really needs to take out is the late June high or the mid-June high rather of one spot 1851. Move to the upside on that could then actually potentially pave the way for up towards 119, 120 even tested. Pound dollar is the last one we're not looking at. Pound dollar has also been in a downward trend. I've already saw the downward trend since April. We've had a decent enough recovery in terms of a bounce back. Some of the, well, now as you know, one's optimistic comments from Michelle Varney, it doesn't seem so optimistic anymore in relation to the potential training relationship between the UK and the European Union post Brexit. That's still obviously on the agenda and it's hanging over the British pound. Now, so when the market did manage to valley and a fairly decent pullback, it could actually get beyond the fifth of the moving average, this blue line here, which comes into play at one spot 3028. And while we remain below that metric, it's likely that the outlook for the pound is going to remain negative. The last few sessions have been negative for the pound dollar. We've seen a decline in positive momentum. So that actually confirms the downward move that we're seeing. So if we could drift lower, we could be looking any back down towards the recent low of one spot 2661. And if you go below that, you could be looking any back down towards one spot 2590 for the pound dollar. We really would need to be taking out this fifth of the moving average before we actually look to actually any kind of optimistic about the near-term outlook for the pound versus the US dollar. And even if you do move beyond that, the next area to keep on that for would be the one of the moving average at one spot 3272. It's an area of actually a fairly decent consolidation for the pound versus the US dollar. So keep on that on the future. Just before we go, if you have any comments, positive or negative about this video or any of the videos that we produce here at CMC Markets, feel free to leave a review on Google Reviews. Well, that's all for me this week. Thank you very much.