We have absolutely no problem with peaceful demonstrations against anything under the sun, whether it's myself, my government, a social livelihood issue, lack of affordable housing. But on this particular occasion over the last few months, what we have seen in Hong Kong, which is totally unprecedented and unfamiliar to us and every one of you who knows Hong Kong and loves Hong Kong, is that high degree of violence? Let me just begin by saying that Chief Executive has agreed to do this conversation with no preconditions and we will try and make it as frank and interesting as possible. I thought I would begin by welcoming you, Madam Chief Executive, and thanking you for doing this. Thank you very much, Farid. This session, ladies and gentlemen, is also exceptional for me. First is this is my third consecutive time in WEF Davos. The first time I'm giving this honor and privilege to do a one-on-one conversation, although I was not expecting a CNN anchor to do it. It just makes it more challenging. The second exceptional is I'm sure many of you who have followed events in Hong Kong since June last year. This is perhaps the first overseas media, if I still regard it as a media interview that I have taken. So I love to be as candid as possible to tell you something about Hong Kong's latest development. So let me start by asking you something that's on people's minds right now, which is what can you tell us about the Wuhan virus, what some people are calling the China virus? How rapidly does it seem to spread? How worried should we be? Well, since we received notification on the 31st of December last year about this Wuhan, now of course we call it this novel coronavirus pneumonia. We have been putting ourselves on a very highly vigilant system because we learned from the past. I'm sure you still remember Hong Kong handling the SARS in 2003 and subsequently avian flu and swine flu and the MERS virus and so on. So we have built up a pretty robust and vigilant system to put ourselves on the guard. Now a couple of hours ago, Hong Kong health authorities have just announced that we have the first case of highly suspicious infection in Hong Kong from a passenger from Wuhan or from Wuhan via another city coming to Hong Kong. So this system which has been put in place for almost three weeks now will now be put into actual action. I have asked my health colleagues to be really on the guard because public health is so very important to the community and with this rapid flow of people across the border, it makes Hong Kong even more vulnerable should this disease spread. So I want to assure you that we have a system, we have a protocol, we have the resources, we have the isolation facilities in our public hospitals as well as in some of the makeshift isolation facilities making use of holiday camps if quarantine is needed for some of those in close contact with this particular passenger through our very effective contact tracing. But finally the most important point is to keep people informed. So openness and transparency are important features in any public health system and we have been doing almost daily media reports but from tomorrow onwards at a particular time of the day my health colleagues will come out to share with the community the latest situation. All right now to the to the larger stuff. I saw somewhere that you said you weren't sure what the protesters were still protesting about in Hong Kong given that you have withdrawn the extradition bill and made clear that it is a dead letter. From my reading of the situation they are protesting for other things now, independent police commission, a kind of full democracy that they were protesting for during the umbrella protests. Of course your resignation. So at this point it seems as though you know there is this irresistible force of the protesters with a lot of public support and there is the immovable object of Carrie Lam. What is going to happen? Well let me first put this in the Hong Kong context. We are very used to protests and demonstrations. On a annual basis the police has to handle over 10,000 such events whether they are public assemblies, protests, marches or what we call the POEs, the public order events. We have absolutely no problem with peaceful demonstrations against anything under the sun whether it's myself, my government, a social livelihood issue, lack of affordable housing. But on this particular occasion over the last few months what we have seen in Hong Kong which is totally unprecedented and unfamiliar to us and every one of you who knows Hong Kong and loves Hong Kong is that high degree of violence that totaled this respect for differences in opinion that people were beaten when they hold a different opinion from some of these protesters or rioters. So to simplify all these protests as just fighting for democracy and for continued freedoms may have underestimated the situation. So similarly for the governments who provide a political response because the protesters or these rioters wanted to see a particular response will not be a very prudent way of ensuring Hong Kong's future and public interest. So every political demand has to be fully assessed against several important principles. One whether it goes against this very important principle of one country, two systems. That is important to ensure Hong Kong's continued stability and prosperity and also whether it will continue to enable us to preserve the rights and freedoms enjoyed by everyone in Hong Kong. Not just the protesters and rioters. What about the bystanders? What about the families of policemen who have been intimidated and harassed throughout these months? Another principle is a rule of law to demand the chief executive to ask the secretary for justice to grant an overall amnesty to everyone arrested over the last few months is totally inconceivable in the context of a rule of law which we hold so dearly in Hong Kong. And finally I could not agree to demands that simply will destroy Hong Kong's well-founded institutions whether it is the judiciary the law enforcement agencies the mass transit railway corporation which is represented in my delegation the airport authority and even the freedom of a press. While the media may be very unhappy with some of the things that the policemen have done during the course of operations amidst very difficult circumstances with over 10,000 patrol bombs strong at them or seized from university campuses and policemen being injured with corrosive liquid and the arrow being intruded into the lake of a plainclothes policeman. So against those odds if the media is unhappy that they have been treated not as decently as they would like to see we will improve it the police has promised that they will improve it through the public relations officer but it is very important to ensure that the media is as free as liberal as possible to report on this events so despite pressure I can tell you if I read this I have I face a lot of pressure not from the protesters from the anti-protest camp that I should control the journalists I should make sure that everybody comes to my office or the police office for an identification document before they could go down to the site to report. I rather not because that would destroy on the mind one of the institutional strings in Hong Kong that is a freedom of the media. But if one views it just from this very technical point of view it seems to me it misses this larger upsurge that seems to be happening in Hong Kong. I saw written across Central Square you taught us during the umbrella movement that peaceful protests don't work this seems to harken back to that and it is about this fundamental issue of will Hong Kong have what the protesters regard as genuine democracy it seems that they have an enormous amount of public support between you know if you look at the mass rallies if you look at public opinion polls and if you look at the most recent elections right where 17 out of 18 of the of the constituencies flipped doesn't that tell you that this is something larger and that it has to be dealt with in a more in a more fundamental way that people in Hong Kong are scared that what makes the city special is going to go away. Now what makes the city special will not go away those rights and freedoms and shine under the basic law under one country two systems will be fiercely safeguarded not only by myself and my government but also by the central government. Time and again the leaders have said that they want Hong Kong to succeed under one country two systems because that is such an innovative way that were devised to solve a historical problem in Hong Kong and to ensure Hong Kong's stability. But I would agree with you that in a free society like Hong Kong there is something missing and that is in your terminology the genuine democracy in my terminology that is democracy that is within within the constitutional framework because Hong Kong is not a state. Hong Kong is a special administrative region within the People's Republic of China. We have a basic law that on the one hand given gives us the freedoms the independence of judiciary. On the other hand it has certain safeguards to make sure that the constitutional development is something that is acceptable within that context. You mentioned that you think that these freedoms will be guaranteed by the central government in Beijing. Can you on the basis of your conversations with them say that it they have categorically ruled out a Tiananmen square style crackdown in Hong Kong? Well while people focus on what has happened I'm sure you watch the TV and got your own images and video clips which I would suggest that you perhaps need to look at the other side of the reporting. While people focus on what has happened in Hong Kong I would tell you something that has not happened in Hong Kong in the last seven months. There's a massive bloodshed bloodshed on Hong Kong streets that some wanted to see has not happened in Hong Kong. The presence of the People's Liberation Army these trips on Hong Kong streets has not happened in Hong Kong except on one occasion when the garrison came out to do voluntary work to clear the blockage on the roads a curvil has not happened in Hong Kong. I have that authority to declare curvil to stop people's freedom of movements and go into offices. Has not happened in Hong Kong. And will you say that the gagging of the media which some are wearing has not happened. That's passed. You guarantee it won't happen in the future. As I said if everybody is committed to one country two systems like what the central government has then one country two systems means all these freedoms and rights and shrine in a basic law. What do you think people in Hong Kong don't understand about the central government in Beijing. I wouldn't say everybody don't understand. Hong Kong is a very open free and diverse society. I think although we have been reunified with with the mainland of China for 20 almost 23 years this accurate understanding of one country two systems and the full implementation of one country two systems has room for improvement. For example if one saw scenes of young people waving the American flex the UK flex and seeing young people forming themselves into parties to advocate independence of Hong Kong you could not say that they understand one country two systems.  If we have young girls 15 age defaced the national flag and threw it into the Victoria Harbour that could not be a true understanding of one country two systems. There is good reporting that suggests and you can confirm that you were not ordered by Beijing to propose the treaty that is at the source of all that I'm sorry there's good reporting that Beijing did not force you to put the law that is at the heart of all these protests that has now been withdrawn the extradition law that it was your idea. I'm wondering what were you thinking because it was it an attempt to show Beijing that you were more loyal you were loyal to them what was why did you do it. Well first of all I can confirm what you have just mentioned as I did on several occasions this piece of legislative proposal was initiated by the Hong Kong as our government of course not by myself I got a team of security colleagues and justice colleagues who have looked into the situation so but once we have suggested since it will touch on the mainland arrangements we have the support of the central government all the way in processing this piece of legislation because towards the latter stage people said that okay if you want to do surrender fugitive offenders to other parts of the world as well as to mainland we need more human rights safeguards so we asked the central government whether we should we could put into the law more safeguards along the lines of the ICCPR and they said yes so this is what I said that we initiated the central government understood and supported us in doing so. Now coming to your question why did we do it we are very conscientious bunch of officials there are certain inadequacies in our legal regime when it comes to the surrender of fugitive offenders or when it comes to mutual legal assistance on criminal matters as far as the letter there is a geographical limitation that Hong Kong could not have anything to do in terms of providing mutual legal assistance for criminal cases with other parts of China that is mainland Macau Taiwan absolutely nothing we couldn't do anything to combat cross-border crime because of that geographical constraint in the law in the legislation on the other hand for the surrender fugitive offenders or extradition the law only allows us realistically to do it with those we have signed an agreement and we have signed only 20 extradition agreements since many many years ago but as you know now international crimes take place all over the world so we look wrong into other legal regimes and discover that we do have a system which I believe is based on the UK system to do such extradition on a case-by-case basis without the need to sign an agreement but each case has to be endorsed by the court before the chief executive could sign on a certificate to surrender and if we believe and I think we should believe because there are so many distinguished judges overseas involved in a court of final appeal in Hong Kong that courts in Hong Kong are independent then there is sufficient safeguard to assure you that each case of application of surrender of a fugitive offender we have to go through this independent court various levels the high court the court of final appeal and so on before the chief executive could sign on it so I'm telling you a bit of the the background because we are not doing it suddenly because we want to appease somebody I want to get some credit from somebody is because we have all these documented as deficiencies in our system and it was also challenged by fatac the faction the financial affairs task force of g7 and g20 that that is a very significant deficient in the Hong Kong legal system when it comes to any anti-money laundering because you can't do cross-border mutual legal assistance and and so on so it is with that background which is not just happened last year that background was documented in the government files for a long time somebody should somebody should have that that sort of due diligence to to deal with this but I have to say that everybody knows their sensitivity so government officials tend to have inertia so nobody one wanted to touch this unless this murder case came around there's a murder case in Taiwan involving two Hong Kong permanent residents one killed the other and then fled back to Hong Kong and the Taiwan authorities originally asked her very solemnly for us to surrender him back to Taiwan for trial but because of the limitations we couldn't do it so in a way prompted by this high profile case we decided to take up this challenge and but I would I would confess that is now proven to be a political failure partly because of the nature of the matter and partly because of a very obsolete PR machinery of the Hong Kong as our government especially faced with the world-class propaganda to challenge us do you think though that have you learned something about the sensitivities of the Hong Kong people in the way they have responded to this law that again it seems that the law is a symbol of a fear that there one country's two systems has been slowly eroded by the reach of Beijing's legal administrative intelligence apparatus well I certainly have I have learned I learned a lot that's why when people ask me to resign I said can I hang in to practice what I have learned so that we can I can live behind a better infrastructure for Hong Kong in dealing with challenges in future years I have learned that despite as I said 23 years after reunification we have not helped the people Hong Kong to better understand this very unique arrangement we perhaps have not done enough in that in national education especially amongst young people so I have a better understanding of what China is about and we have perhaps underestimated the grievances of people which are not uncommon in other places where we have seen riots in recent years of all sorts of things the lack of economic opportunities for people with different backgrounds and different skills the lack of diversification in our industries is mainly a financial center trading hub is about the affordability of housing which I'm sure Hong Kong is almost a waste when it comes to buying Madam Chief Executive when I asked the protesters and I've had a few on the program they all say don't get fooled by all that this is about democracy well I did not I did not deny that I'm just giving you a fuller picture of what I've learned about the people's sentiments and I think nobody would deny that this housing problem this gap between the rich and the poor this concentration of wealth in the certain proportion of a population are all part of that that problem your approval rating is now at 14 percent it it must be very difficult to operate under those circumstances you privately we know you have ex-ruminated about resigning why not resign well I actually have just answered that question myself it would be easy for it it will be very easy to just run away or walk away from a situation and one has to recognize it's quite a messy situation now because as you have said for a government with a very low level of support and credibility it's very difficult to to govern and to implement policies because policies are bound to be very controversial in an open and diverse society like Hong Kong but for those who understand the political structure and the position of a chief executive in the Hong Kong SAR leaving that position vacant will only create more uncertainty and confusion and Hong Kong now has several crisis to handle to manage the economic recession this continued protests and the political discontent and lately a public health crisis so I I do feel that it is that same sense of resolve responsibility that has motivated me three years ago to contest in the chief executive election that has given me that stamina to stay on because not easy it's really not easy to stay on do you think that Hong Kong will one day have universal adult suffrage a democracy in which the candidates are not pre-selected by Beijing but you know what generally speaking in the world would be considered a full-fledged liberal democracy or is that a pipe dream for the protesters no this goes back to the question that Hong Kong is not a state Hong Kong is not a country Hong Kong is part of the people's Republic of China so the political structure the dictates that it has to be within that constitutional contest and that constitutional contest has laid out very clearly that when we reach the ultimate goal of having a chief executive elected by universal suffrage it has to be candidates nominated by a broadly representative nominating committee so unless the basic law was amended that would be the constitutional basis for any universal suffrage and every place has its own election system in America you could add a candidate who have a largest number of popular votes but still could not be the president so that is their system we have a system that you need a broadly representative nominating committee a thousand two hundred members maybe it could be added to another larger number in future but it has to be broadly representative so it's not just representing the interests of the rich people it's broadly representative it has a labor unions it has a Chinese medical practitioners and engineers architects politicians and so on so as to nominate two or three we were Farid we were very close to giving universal suffrage to the people of Hong Kong in 2015 that was vetoed by the same group of legislators who said that they want more democracy in Hong Kong you know that this answer is not going to satisfy the protesters what is the resolution then as I say you have you have these demands that they are making and they seem unwilling to back down and they have kept kept at it and and you're you're saying there's really no give on this fundamental issue how will this end well how will this end will also depend on how the majority of Hong Kong people feel about Hong Kong Hong Kong is a wonderful place I'm sure at least many of the people I I met in the last couple of days came up to tell me that they they have a passion for Hong Kong they love Hong Kong they want Hong Kong to be well so if Hong Kong people have that same feeling and do not want to see Hong Kong further deteriorated into that sort of state not only economically but also socially then I think we have a better chance to find or chart a way forward of course I'm not suggesting that the government should do nothing and stand still we are about to announce the setting up of a review committee an independent review committee so look into the courses of this sustained social unrest and to identify all these underlying issues deep see the problems including some of those may be related to one country two systems and map our way forward we are continued to engage with the people dialogues have taken place although we couldn't do it on a televised public way because whoever now associates with the government or speaks with the government will be intimidated and harassed by the protesters on the netizens but we'll continue to do that and even before I have a review report with recommendations in front of me we are doing whatever we could in making housing more affordable for the people of Hong Kong in introducing more livelihood measures which I did a week ago to provide a better retirement protection for elderly people and to provide better terms of employment for their non skilled labors in Hong Kong but I have I have this to assure you finally that nothing is more important than the rule of law in Hong Kong the rule of law has to be sound and well because it underpins all the successes and stability that Hong Kong people as well as the central authority would like to see you said you have met three times with Xi Jinping yes do you believe that that he is committed to maintaining the one country two systems and letting Hong Kong have this special status that it has definitely definitely one is because this is as you know Chinese people have saying that whatever your promise this is more than any contract I got some business people here is that once you have promised something you should honor that regardless of the difficulties without even the need to sign on a piece of paper so I I have received very clear messages from presidency himself from other central leaders that one country two systems is almost sacrosanct but of course as I put down a qualifier it has to be accurately understood and fully implemented in other words not at will or arbitrarily implemented second thing is Hong Kong is still a valuable asset to to China it is a wonderful gateway between the mainland of China as well as the rest of world it is still a wonderful financial center for a lot of Chinese enterprises to go out half of the companies listed on a stock exchange are mainland companies accounting for 70 percent of the market capitalization we are providing funds offshore mmb and a lot of other things which will contribute to the continuous opening up and reform of the Chinese economy so don't don't don't take for granted the value of Hong Kong to the people's republic China you've alluded in some of your comments to the idea that there might be some outside forces that are involved in organizing or supporting the protests in Hong Kong as you know no independent reporting suggests that the United States or Great Britain is in any way involved in this do you want to clarify what you meant by that well I can only say that our first of all I I I never sort of point finger at any outside parties that they were a party to what we have seen in Hong Kong but the facts are telling from the day we started this exercise to contemplate this bill there have been a lot of interest from America from politicians to officials and and so on I have seen many occasions of my sort of anti-government legislators going to America to plead for their intervention into Hong Kong affairs I have seen many young people who have asked foreign governments to sanction the Hong Kong as our government and senior officials and but that doesn't mean the government has done that anyone can petition that's why I'm not drawing conclusive decision out of that I'm just telling Shelling with you that something that should be quite domestic in Hong Kong has attracted a lot of external attention and association with the protesters and the parties who have been arranging all these activities finally if you had let me ask you this way if you could talk to the protesters if they were listening to you right now what is it you want to say to them we can sit down and talk but please treasure Hong Kong don't destroy Hong Kong do you think that Hong Kong can be preserved beyond 2047 the point at which one country two systems expires before I answer your question I clarify when you said protesters I have nothing I have no difficulty with the peaceful protesters as I mentioned what I said about don't destroy Hong Kong is really the violent protesters and I'm sure we're all shocked by the degree of violence that we have seen now 2047 people refer to this as the D day or the deadline that need not be so because in the basic law it only refers to 50 years unchanged as far as a capitalist system and the way of living in Hong Kong so my proposition is if one country two systems works well to the satisfaction of the central authorities and the Hong Kong people meeting the wishes in the basic law which is Hong Kong is an inseparable part of the People's Republic of China then you have to ask why should we change it yeah so with that I hope that it will go on well forever Carrie Lam pleasure to have you yeah thank you very much


Thousands gathered in front of the Greek Parliament on July 9 to resist a new law to curb public demonstrations. The protesters from the Communist Party of Greece, KKE, and trade unions were heavily repressed by riot police using tear gas and flash grenades. But braving the crackdown, thousands continued to march the Centagma Square in Athens, denouncing the repression and the law. Similar rallies took place in other cities, including Thessaloniki. The law, introduced by the right-wing New Democracy government on June 29, will place severe restrictions on demonstrations and control protests in public places. It was passed by parliament on July 9, with the backing of 187 MPs from the New Democracy, Kinal and the far-right Greek solution party. 101 opposition MPs, including those of the KKE, voted against it. The law stipulates that organizers of protests and demonstrations have to promptly notify the police or port authorities about any plans gatherings. It permits the authorities to impose restrictions on the use of roads and spaces for demonstrations. The law even enables authorities to ban demonstrations under several conditions and penalize the organizers. The law also mandates the appointment of a rally organizer who will liaise with the police and imposes restrictions on the demonstration if the number of participants is low. It also holds organizers legally responsible for any harm or damage caused by protesters. Similar protests were held by the Communist Party of Greece, KKE, across the country on July 2 as well. In an earlier statement, the KKE Central Committee said that the law is yet another link in the chain of measures to intensify state terrorism, authoritarianism, and repression. The party said these steps were promoted by all previous governments but have increased under the current regime. The party said that radicalism and opposition to the dictatorship of capital are wittingly equated with existing forms of violence. The KKE has received international solidarity from progressive unions and fraternal movements including the World Federation of Trade Unions, USP Italia, Centre of Indian Trade Unions, PEO Cyprus, Sloga Serbia, CTV Brasil, CTP Congo, and others. Thank you for watching!


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Let's get over to our members to Tim or as we do every Tuesday and Thursday. And remember folks, you can reach Tim every trading day at odd dash oracle.com. That's odd dash oracle.com. Tim or what's going on? Well, I sent you over a actually four charts and let's take a look at chart one. Okay, I haven't. All right, which is basically the SPYs. And I have two shaded areas there. Yes, better pink. Anyhow, the first one I have open gap that day was September or July 12. And that day has 91 million shares. So when that was a gap up. So when I sent you over this chart, we didn't touch that gap yet. Well, in our day today, we did touch that gap. So the day is not over yet. We got about 70 million traded right now. But if we hit less than, well, 10% less than 91 million shares, which is what, 81 or 82, somewhere 82, 83 million shares, then that would be a test of a gap on lighter volume. Okay. And that would be what might be support. We also had yesterday we had a trend close to 1.17. I like to see 1.2. It's not written in stone, but around 1.2 seems to be enough panic in the market to really just so low. But last Friday, we had a trend 1.79 pretty close to the same area. So if you notice when these trends get in panic areas, they all kind of do it in the same area. Yes. So that's what's happening here. So we went down and broke a little bit below price low, but we got panic again. And I like to see the trend or the tick rather close around at least minus 200 preferably lower than that. And last Friday we had 414 and yesterday we had 208. So not quite as much panic, but still panic. So I think we're making a low, I think, today. Again. Now, when you're saying that when you're saying the ticks, you're looking at the closing tip tick, right, Tim? Yeah, just a little bit. Yeah. Okay. When everything jail interday, I've tried that studies in the past. Yeah, we used to have two of them. You get the first one that, you know, within three days, 70% of the big one, right? Yeah. Right. Okay. All right. So yeah, so yeah, these are all in a close. And so yesterday's volume picked up a little bit. When I put my bicycle out yesterday, I didn't know what the volume is going to be.  That implies yesterday's low is going to be tested. Well, it is testing. We also came didn't touch the gap yesterday. But today we did touch the gap, even though this chart doesn't show it because it's interday. But we touched the gap. So I'm concluding probably today's volume is going to be lighter, 10% lighter than the gap volume. So anyhow, so we can't get through the gap, can't get through the previous lows, you'll try to take out the previous highs or go back up to the gap area. So I'm thinking during expiration week, I don't know if the rally really starts tomorrow or Monday, but probably expiration week, we're going to go up and test the upper gap, which is the August second gap. And the same thing will apply if you test that those gaps on lighter volume, I didn't write down the volumes, but you look like close to 100 million shares in that range. So we go back to 454 and volume drops say to 90 million shares, that gap's going to be resistant. So I'm thinking that was this is what's going down right now is an A we go up to a B, then we go down to a C is what's thinking was happening here. So it's quite a sell off today, man.  Again, I know I was close enough. I thought we'd go touch the gap and here we are. I might got the closing low. The day before, it wasn't really that much room because if we do go to 454 and find resistance, only about a percent up. And to me, that was not worth the rest. If I got two or more percent, then I'd take the trade. Yeah. And if you take yesterday's close and we do get to 454, that's at least two percent. So that's worth my while. So right. So anyhow, that's what it looks like on a short term basis. So I'm thinking we're making a low probably some sort of rally during expiration week. We get up to that gap up above and we can't get through that. Then we'll turn back down again. So in the more times you test the gap, the more we the less resistance that our support that gap has. Yes. So we touch it today. If we do rally up and we only touch that top gap one time and find resistance, we go down again. That gap won't be that gap at July 12th won't be we won't be supported anymore because if it's the second time you test that gap and normally a second time you pass through. So we'll see how it works.  So it's not like a trending market. But so anyhow, it is what it is. Right. No, no, I get it. I get it. Trust me. I get it. Yeah. Which is what I think I'm in. Right. So the we go ahead. I'm sorry. Go to the second chart. Yeah. Or we're talking more about this. No, no, second shot. Let's do the second shot. Okay. So I have this. Right. This is a kind of, this is a bigger view of what's going on. And to me, it's bearish. The reason why the second window up from the bottom is the 21 day average of the trend. The next window higher is a six three day of the trend. And both those trends got into bearish territories here on this rally. And those red lines show the times when those trend readings got into bearish territories, most time it came at close to highs or right at highs, whatever. So in other words, markets, when trend stays low for a long period of time, it kind of implies exuberance, I guess. Okay. And the market needs needs to knock off that exuberance. So Zoe's mark goes from exuberance to panic, back to exuberance, back to panic. This goes back and forth over over time. So if the markets going up and there's no exuberance is going to keep going. And once you get to kind of exuberance, it's just a time to be cautious.  So I'm thinking this is worthwhile high that's forming here, even though we may rally next week. We'll probably rally next week, hit some sort of a high up around that 454 SPY range and probably go back down. And I'm hoping on the next decline, you know, we get panic. And like we said in the past, you know, for a bottom to form, you got to have panic. You don't have panic is going to go down until you do get panic. It's the only place of bottom forms is on panic. My bottoms don't form just out of nowhere. You know, bottom form, everybody's kicking in. Yes. When, you know, it seems that the folks have been panicking very quickly these days, right? Yeah. Yeah. So I don't think this is going to be a, you know, a big decline at all. I think it's going to be a pretty big, you know, not a healthy, you know, the only, I'm only talking maybe six, seven percent pullback. Yeah. But yeah, you're right. We're starting to see panic pretty close off the highest.  Just stay there for a second. We're going to quick break Tim Lloyd myself. We're going to be right back folks. Our phone number is 8779-276648. The hour is up 79 NAS except 29 S&P is up five. We'll come right back. Welcome back folks. Tim or Tom or Brian. We do appreciate your growling and prowling on us out here. We have the dial industry is up 58 NAS like up 16 S&P is a flat. We are talking with Tim and we have a long term shot here of the S&Ps that we're talking about in the trend. Okay, go ahead. I'm ready. I actually, we're done with that chart. We can go to chart four actually. Okay. We changed. I have it. That's pretty much all I think I need to say about the long term chart. It got kind of exuberant up there because trend got so low. Yes. Over an extended period of time. It needs to just adjust. So nothing other than that. And I think the adjustment, you know, you're right.  We got trend rings kind of high already. That's a really good sign because if you're getting panic right off of a high, you know that the decline is probably not going to be that severe. So that's a good point you made. But anyhow, moving on to chart four. This is the chart. And actually it's the bottom window is the 50 day average of the uptown volume. And I circled in and read the times this indicator got below minus 20. The time it did, it was a bottom. It was a bottom in that the market quit going down, but it didn't go up right away. It went sideways. And sometimes went sideways back in 2016. It went sideways for like six months. And we've been going sideways now because this happened about June 15th when we hit below minus 20. And pretty much we've been going sideways since about mid-May. So it's been well, now we're mid-August almost. So it's almost been three months. The market really hadn't gone anywhere. And so, but what's important here as the market's gone sideways, this indicator has been going up, which is a positive divergence. But the rally really, from my experience, really doesn't begin until both those indicators, which next one above that, is a 50 day average uptown volume bass client indicator. But the bottom one, once you get above zero, that's usually when the impulse weight starts. And when I sent you this chart, it was 2.84. And as I'm looking right now, we're on 1. This is minus 1.88. When I sent you that chart, it has minus 2.84. So we're off a close to zero. And so once it gets above zero and holds above zero, that is the time the impulse weight starts. So that's a pretty cool indicator, Tim, as the aspect, because what happens, folks, when we go sideways, sideways, many times is building cause for the next move. So it frustrates everyone. We know that, Tim, right? Yeah. Yeah, you're right. So it would be going sideways, but this internals are actually getting stronger because if they were weak, they'd be holding down close to minus 15 or something like that. They're not. So it's kind of a washout move to the downside and the march on sideways, and you're building a base here. And this kind of chart kind of shows that. So the blue shaded areas, I didn't shade them all, but just the major ones. The blue shaded areas are the times when this indicator is above zero. All those shaded areas are when the GDX was in a rally mode. And sometimes these rally modes last just a couple of months, and sometimes they lasted quite a long time, especially the one back in 2019. That rally lasted over a year or so. I don't know how long this one's going to last, but I'm thinking we're going to rally above the previous highs on GDX, which is 36. So I'm thinking there's a trend line up there too. So let's wait and see. But this is by mean, it's not bearish. It's just bullish. So and everybody's kind of, especially we get authority people, the gold market's dead and all this other stuff. That's kind of a feeling of what the market is doing. So. Right. Hey, can I switch gears on you for a second? It's going to be interesting. What's going to, how is the ratio on the VIX coming out? Because this is so weird today.  So it's like, you talk about, that's almost saying there's no fear. So weird. Like the VIX is trading 1557. Yeah. That's what you want to see. You know, when the S&P said, well, we're actually just touched we're closing low right now. You went, you went actually when the market's going down and the VIX is not going down this bullish. When the market's going up and the VIX is going up, that's bearish. So the VIX right now is kind of saying the same thing. The VIX is, yeah, we're up. We're pretty much unchanged from yesterday. So far as the market's on, it's not saying a lot, but the VIX is actually lower now than it was several days ago. If you notice that. Yeah. No, I know. That's, I mean, and you know, I'm looking at a market that just sold off that many points. That's my point of it, I guess. It's like, okay, that's pretty wild. Yeah. Yeah. The VIX gives quite a bit of information. So I watch it. I do stuff, you know, the trend, I'm so familiar with it because I've been looking at it for quite a long time. Yes. And the VIX is not new to me. I'm just trying to figure out some new indicators with it. And I have, you know, intermediate indicators that work really well. And I noticed that if the VIX is going with the market, you know, if the VIX is going down along with the SP that's bullish, because the VIX should be going up when the market's going down, right? Yes. So, and if the market's going up and the VIX is going up with it, that's a divergence too. That means the market could turn back down. So if you notice, again, you know, last, you know, we're about, I don't know, this last four days, you know, five days ago, one, two, three, four, yeah, five days ago, the VIX was over 17, looks like on a close. Now we're 16. And the S&Ps is pretty much setting at its lows. Right. So that to me is bullish because the VIX should be higher. I get it. Okay, cool. Okay. So, so it's kind of confirming that probably, you know, and then we're hitting this gap today. And that gap again is 91 million shares. So I like to see volume 10% lighter because when you test the gaps like testing a previous high on 10% lighter volume, gas works the same way. If you test the gap on 10% lighter volume, the gap has support. So we're going to come in, we started, let's see, we're at, well, we're at 75 million now on the spy. So we're going to end up with that. Yeah, the July 12th is where that gap formed. And that had 91 million shares. I'm looking at the SPY. Yeah, no, that's what I have up. Cool. Okay. Okay. I get it. Right. Right. Yeah. So, so you want to come in, you know, 9 million shares less. So it'd be what 82 million give or take. Yeah. Even 7% liars is pretty good. So we're probably going to get over that though. With 75 already, we get, you know, 20 minutes left. But the last 20 minutes, they'll throw 20 million in there. We're probably going to come in about 90 million. So that's good. All right. Then that would probably mean today's low could be tested again. Again. Okay. Okay. That would, that's what we can see. So, well, listen, it's always a pleasure, Tim. And folks, it's real easy to get hold of Tim more. You can get his newsletter. Go over to our, go, well, go to odd dash oracle.com. That's odd dash oracle.com. Tim, you have a great weekend, a safe weekend. And we look forward to speaking to you on Tuesday. All right. Thanks a lot. Thanks, man. Okay. Stay right there, folks. Come right back.


Two men walk into the octagon one walks out Well, the referee also walks in and then if there's a big old millennia at the end of the fight a whole bunch of people in the octagon So hello Welcome to octagon st. Leveau. I'm your hostess Betty st. Leveau on this show. We talk about MMA UFC history and sometimes we talk about past press conferences. I'm a novice I don't know too much about but I've got MMA UFC fever and then at other times talk about the fights to come today I'm not sure how I'm going to start out. I think that What I really should do is Just start out with mr. Chuck Liddell. We've got a big old fight coming up this Saturday night John Boone's Jones against Alexander the Mala Guffson and Chris Christine Chris Slybug Santos against Amanda the Linus Nunes, but I think we're going to start out with mr. Chuck because the last episode It was ladies night part one this episode's late nights part two last week's subtitle was Chuck and Tito Chuck and Tito too. So our subtitles tonight today is Chuck Chuck Liddell was the first MMA legend to catch my eye Randy Couture was the second one They're both simultaneous in a way, but Chuck definitely Took my breath away as my first legend He's a former light middle middleweight have a former light middleweight oh Pardon me I'm looking at his and the Tito statistics Chuck actually his nickname's the iceman. He is a UFC light heavyweight champion He said 23 victories He grew up looking at kung fu theater. He was a street fighter. He had a black belt by the age of 16. He went to Cal California Polytechnic got an accounting degree with honors, but knew that His heart lay being a fighting man. He was actually a football player also in college as well as a wrestler John Lewis was his trainer his first trainer and he taught Chuck Jiu Jitsu and Tito or teats his famous rival also Trained at the same time and I think May 15th was his first fight 1998 it was a late heavyweight route and he fought Jose Lando John's paylay It was a bare knuckle fight and he won by decision that might have been his first or second fight So Chuck's been around for a for a while Both Tito or teats and Chuck Lodale were managed by Dana in the very early days of You see He also knows kung fu Koei conquerati. He's a black belt and he's got developed grappling technique He's 22 and his kickboxing technique is incredible. So His first fight was Jose Lando Jones His second fight was with Jeremy Horn He was choked out by Jeremy his third fight was UFC 31 new ownership And he fought kennel Kevin Randleman And he stunned him with a left and a left and a right he also fought pride and Had a TKO, but I don't know who he got who he gave the TKO the Tito or teats and the kinship rock fight had to happen before Chuck could face off Tito and it's well known that Tito didn't want to fight Chuck because Chuck would always get the best from and sparring So When Chuck fought Randy Couture Randy was 40 years old and he out wrestled him and out stroke him out stroke him And then I think after that he was able to fight Tito now my nose They're kind of neat and they're written kind of hurdly. I really just want to get this all right, but I know for sure that Tito who is the people's champ was certainly scared of mr. Chuck the Iceman Liddell now This last one's reasons why I'm talking about Chuck this episode is because he and Tito had knocked down drag mail on Tito's side a couple weeks ago And despite the fact that you know Tito gets made fun of because he has a head shape like a melon and nobody likes him and This this third this third fight Tito walk Tito comes in and people are booing him, you know, they don't like the shape of his head whatever and Chuck walks in everyone's Happy, I mean Chuck is Chuck's the man so There are a lot of people who are like oh the fight should have happened because Chuck came out of retirement And Dana white and I just want to say on the last couple episodes. I've called mr. Dana white Dana cook I didn't mean to do that I was getting him mixed up with dain cook the comedian. How could I get these two guys mixed up? But mr. Dana white was very disapproving of the fight that happened between Chuck and Tito, so I've done so few breakdowns in my newly MMA fever that I've had But I did watch um I did watch this particular fight Between Chuck and Tito. So the first minute I didn't see any contact and Tito kicked out a couple times and I thought the kicks were lame and then He gave Chuck a right hook and he kept backing Chuck up and then uh Tito Did a roundhouse kick and Chuck got knocked down And then I heard the audience chanting and then Tito After that he tries to chuck, but he almost falls down like he falls down as he's trying to hit Chuck So the guys and their announcers and all respect to them I wish I had their job. They must have a lot of fun But someone one of them said this is a great fight. It wasn't a great fight It was a lame fight and it's not because Chuck Liddell's not a good fighter But it just wasn't a good fight. I don't know if that's useful or not so um After the guy after one of the announcers all respects said this is a great fight and again, I'm saying no, it's not Tito, uh Gets uh Tito gets chuck on the chin And then on the nose twice and the fight was over. It was first round so uh After it was all said done and this is why I love the sport and this is why chuck Liddell's a man Chuck posted His thoughts about the fight on youtube What a class act he said My respect to the fans. Thank you all for your love and support I know a lot of people have talked about the fight. These are my thoughts on it props to tito I'm a fighting man. Uh, I thought long hard about getting the ring. I just wanted to do it. I'm a fighter Love and respect to you all uh that this is my path I might be on a different path and I hope you support that too Chuck Liddell is a class act. Okay. Um, I can't say anything All I can do is say good about chuck Liddell, but all I'll be doing is repeating myself if I say it so I just wanted to uh Give you a little bit of My wobbly mma ufc history that I'm learning. Okay. Now, let's go on to Um, I think we're going to go on to the guys before we hit ladies night. So now we're going to go on to the main event You'll see 232 John blonde jones and i was alexa maul of guffason all right, so This is the second fight between these two men And I checked out, um Uh, who else was fighting that night? So we're going to go down matt. We're going to get that out of the way really quickly So 10 p.m. He says stand in time main called ufc 232 jones and guffason then cyborg chris cyborg and mated newness women's featherweight michael chiezza and carlos condit cori anderson ill latifi chad mendez and alex vulcan vilski On the preliminary card, we've got andrea lofsky versus walt harris and I think this is fox sports one 8 p.m. Hope I got that channel, right andrea lofsky walt harris megan anderson katsugano douglas silva deandre andrade peter yann brine hall Versus bj pen lightweight division And then preliminary called ufc fight panel 6 30 p.m. Eastern standard time andrea Ew and that would you're a hall versus bevin lewis See ya That has was that yada versus kurtis melinda Montel jackson versus brine kehiller now. I had everyone stats there, but that would have taken too much time Hope you all check it out. I'll be catching it on the flip side. I think a little bit after I have I have yet to uh, you know Do a pay-per-view really and one day I will all right so um because Here we go. All right because um This fight is coming up uh guffison and jones and it's the second one I watched the first one And so I think that was it's either my first Breakdown my second breakdown, but I think it's the second breakdown. I ever did And it was kind of scary how I was checking it out. Let's see if I've got it All right. Yeah, I've got a few notes about right here. Okay I watched a christmas eve around noon and Uh, they both looked evenly matched I found out today that guffsons reaches actually longer than john's But they're both pretty evenly matched The fight Was a fight. I I didn't see thinking about the ordinary and then I saw this A spinning knee kick And I saw spinning elbow kick that jones did that looked absolutely lethal. He did it a couple of times and it was so fast I I don't know Again too much about mma, but that was the first time I saw something like that That I can remember and it made me gasp um Mr. Jones is a He's a good fighter He comes off cold Talks in monotone He's pretty cold, but what a fighter man. I mean I guess that coldness I guess to do those vicious spinning Knee kicks and the spinning elbow the spinning elbow thing that comes to a place of uh, almost sociopathic violence. I'm just saying Uh I've tried to like the guy the guy's in like bolt, but what a fighter. All right So as I'm looking at my notes I can't find my stats and tell the tape on guffsison Can't find my till the tape, but we're going to be checking out the fight Uh Next week or a couple weeks from now. It's saturday night as we know and it's it's going to be lethal I do have some notes on the presser Which uh, you know jones isn't a white shirt But he's got white shoes on which ever since my sign for days. That's a no no white shoes Sorry, dude and uh guffston. He's like in a gray sweat sweat shirt and They both seem pretty relaxed. So they get out there.   But anyway, it looked um Look cheesy and just I can't like the guy. I don't know. Um Uh, I'd like gusts to win. I think jones is going to win. He's he's a lethal fighter jones gusts is hungry or mallers hungry, but um I don't know I I I got to go with jones now a friend of mine very kindly said to me today. Oh You said kabebe was going to win.  You called it All I said was whoever puts the pressure on first is going to win. Um in this case Because jones cheats on steroids. He's a cheater Any finger poats guys? Yeah, he'll probably win by decision, but my heart's with gusts. That's all I can feel That's all I want to say about that now. We'll go straight to lady's night because Even though the guys are going to brawl it out the gals. This is going to be a monster of fight. All right So we talked a little bit about this last week um Let's see. Let me know I got my gal snoots here somewhere um All right. Yeah, it's uh as ladies go and as um, oh, pardon me. I think me notes right over here Okay, here we go. All right, so I have notes from last week to back up what um I wanted to say today, but these notes today Are literally the table tape so This this Saturday's fight is for the world's featherweight title. Okay, the female world's featherweight title so we've got Christine sidebook sandals justina Justina sandals as the front runner and we've got a man of newness as not not so much the front runner And I haven't figured out the statistics yet, but Christine is leading by negative 260 And amanda is trillion by plus 220. So I'm going to find out what that means by the next episode Christine doesn't bother with submissions According to the bleacher report. She's a brown building to just so she said 20 wins 17 by knockout None by submission and I believe 11 of those were first round finishes She's lethal as a fighter. Okay She's a type of fighter that when she smells blood the fights over. All right Fighting holly home one of the all-time greatest strikers who knocked out ronda rosy That was a challenge for for chris. Okay, she's 5'8 She's 33 years old weighs 145 pounds and she has a 68 inch reach Um, she tk owed uh, yana Kuniskaya A minute ago who was three three and 18 um, and chris trains out chris cyborg fitness camp um Her stance and striking style are orthodox moitoy She's a ufc featherweight champ. She participated in strike force in victor. She's a champ She's a brilliant jiu-jitsu brown belt a 10 first 10 first round finishes on 11 Um, her killer instinct is superb. She's an evolved striker. She's got strong inside clinch And famous for body locks and lateral drops and she's a no nonsense scrappler. All right Um, now look at amanda's record. Her nickname is the Lioness. She's a bantam weight champion Uh, she said 11 of 16 careers wins Uh, Pardon me. She's 16 4 116 lost 4 She said 11 of those 16 career wins have been via knockout. Okay, amanda has a punch that is incredible Uh, she's got great footwork And she won the ufc title by a rare naked choke now I'm learning those wrestling terms as I go along If chris cyberg are going to chell sun and Is the baddest woman alive? amanda nunez is the champ of the world. Okay Uh, chris is bigger, but amanda is going to give her trouble and I don't know if I'm quoting chael sun in there or myself, but I don't think chris has met anyone like amanda before in the octagon. All right, so amanda's been studying karate since she was four and she's been a boxer since she was 16 She's five eighths just like chris She's 145 pounds like chris, but her reach is two inches longer. She's got a 70 inch reach Her last win was uh over rachel pentton by tko. That was uh may of this year And she trains have american top team That's her camp Her stance and striking style is orthodox moi toll night ufc benway champ brazil and jiu jitsu black belt brown belt in judo 11 ko's 11 first round finishes. She's got underrated footwork This is to quote emma junkie Improved jab strong inside glitch and heavy ground strikes This is called pressure pressure pressure pressure whoever this a pressurized fight I'm learning that from chael and and a couple other people Whoever puts the pressure on amanda's going to put the pressure on chris going to put the pressure on so uh amanda called chris out um And I think that amanda understands that she is about to come up against a very formidable opponent I I think chris knows that too My bets on cyborg, uh, I love amanda. She's the lioness. I'm a leo Who who doesn't love the lioness who can't love amanda? Always upbeat always positive. Um I uh If I could train with amanda, but I'm nearly a lowly fencer. I'm not a fighter But I think christine. I think chris is gonna win chris is just bigger She's more powerful, but amanda She's just like that connor mack connor mcgregor. You can't count you can't count her out. You can't count the lioness out My best wishes to everyone who's going to fight saturday night There can only be one person walking in the octagon and there can only be one winner walking out, but um I wish I could do what they could do, you know But i'm glad that they're doing what they're doing and we want them to keep doing what they're doing. I do not I would not want to have an mma fighter bag my grocery. So that's not that's not their Their place in life. They're supposed to be doing this okay, so On that note, that's it for me. I'm your host is spetty saint levo This is the fifth or sixth episode of octagon saint levo. I hope you can check out this fight. Please also Um MA on point There's so many great mma professors out there and because of them. I am i've got novice fever I'll be giving it to you until uh, until I get sick to my stomach and can't take it anymore until then Be nice to each other Happy new year and um Don't watch any bad flights until next time bed is chow


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Hello, my name is Dr. Sanjay Goval. I am a senior consultant in hepatobiliary surgery and liver transplantation at the Manipal Hospital's Bangalore. So, immediately after you have undergone a liver transplant, you will be unconscious and on a ventilator and you will be put into the intensive care unit. Your liver function will be carefully monitored and we look for signs of how well the liver is working. The signs that are most important for us are that your blood pressure stabilizes, that you're able to maintain your body temperature, that the patient gradually wakes up because anesthetic drugs are being taken care of and washed out by the liver and that there is no bleeding because all the blood clotting factors are being produced by the liver. So, these are indications that the new liver is working well. Usually, by the morning after surgery, patients come off the ventilator and are able to talk and they start eating quite quickly thereafter. We monitor the patient for the first four or five days to look for these technical complications which is when they tend to occur and specifically there would be a daily ultrasound Doppler examination to make sure that all the blood vessels are working well. Most patients are discharged in two to three weeks time by which time they are walking around and are perfectly alright. The complications of rejection and infection if they occur they tend to occur during the second week which is when we monitor for these type of complications.  You'll be on a lot of medication for which you need to do blood tests once or twice a week and these medications will need to be adjusted carefully particularly over the first few weeks after a transplant. After that the number of medications and the frequency of testing comes down and usually by the time you're about three months out of a transplant you're on very little medication much less medication and the frequency of testing also becomes considerably less frequent.


It's a pleasure for me to welcome you here to Geneva for this celebration of the hundred and ten years of the ITU radio regulations. As you know last year we celebrated 150 years of the establishment of the ITU created in 1865 to deal with the problem of interconnection and interoperability of the international telegraph service in Europe the fixed telegraph service and some years later the same problems occurred with the radio telegraph service and when Prince Henry of Prussia was returning across the Atlantic from a visit to the US and wanted to send a message to President Roosevelt the message was refused by the US co-station because it was coming from a ship station with different equipment and different nationality so he decided ITU should do something about it and in 1906 the German government hosted the first international radio telegraph conference in Berlin. It was attended by 30 countries and it adopted the international radio telegraph convention. The treaty which through many revisions and expansion became today's radio regulations and over the lifetime of this treaty we've moved from telegraph to telephone from radio to television to satellite from fixed to mobile analog to digital internet to internet of things and during all this time the radio regulations has played its part in bringing the benefits of this technology to all the world's citizens. It ensures interest-free operations of radio communication systems and provides all countries equitable access to spectrum a scarce and natural resource which of course doesn't respect national boundaries. Frequency allocations need to be made and harmonize on a global level to ensure interoperability and international interconnection and the cost of wireless products and services would be much higher if they didn't comply with these global standards and therefore benefit from the economies of scale. In an increasingly wireless world the radio regulations enables all radio services to share the spectrum satisfying their evolving requirements and protecting incumbents and provide high quality services to the rapidly increasing numbers of people and users of these applications. Since 1906 there have been 38 world radio conferences WRC's that have revised the radio regulations in order to ensure that the technological and social developments are kept within the context of the radio regulations and the most recent one of course was adopted by WRC in 2015 and is available online. WRC's are really unique conferences. What other international conference is there where such a significant treaty is adopted and signed at the end of the conference on the final day the final act signed by all participants of all member states it really is quite unique and the growing complexity of our interconnected world and the ubiquity of wireless communication systems the ITU radio regulations is now more important than ever before. The last decade has witnessed an extraordinary growth in the use of new wireless communication systems made possible through more efficient use of the spectrum and the satellite orbit. Today the radio regulations applies to some 40 different radio services around the world and covers the frequency range from 9 kHz to 3000 GHz. They now include over 2,000 pages specifying the governing principles and the rights and obligations of the 193 member states of the ITU in using the spectrum and the satellite orbit efficiently and in a coordinated manner that ensures that there is no harmful interference to each other. The radio regulations now includes allocations for global flight tracking for civil aviation, automotive anti-collision radar to improve road safety, spectrum for broadband satellites on board moving platforms such as ships and aircraft and improved coordination procedures to make more efficient use of the spectrum and satellite orbits. Enhanced maritime communication systems facilitate enhanced maritime communication systems facilitate the use of onboard digital transmissions and automatic identification systems to improve navigation safety. Advanced public protection and disaster relief is performed through new allocations for Earth exploration satellite with high resolution radar imagery for improved global environmental monitoring and the development of IMT mobile broadband systems has revolutionized the way people around the world communicate. Most people now connect to the internet through smartphones 2.2 billion around the world. The increasing demand for mobile broadband capacity is one of the main drivers of the development of 5G. The framework and overall objectives of the future development of IMT for 2020 and beyond are enhanced mobile broadband, ultra reliable and low latency communications and extensive machine type communications. 5G connectivity will play an important role in the Internet of Things and last year the United Nations adopted a very ambitious agenda for sustainable development to be achieved by 2030. 17 sustainable development goals address a wide range of challenges including eradicating poverty and hunger, bringing quality education to all and bringing clean water and sanitation to everyone. Clearly the wireless services and products facilitated by the ITU radio regulations will play a major role in achieving these sustainable development goals. So I wish everyone a very enjoyable, happy, 110th anniversary to the ITU radio regulations may it continue to serve the world and to bring the benefits of wireless communications to all its citizens. Thank you very much for your attention and enjoy the day.


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