And I was formerly with Chumbi until December. And Chumbi is one of, it was open source hardware. It was one of the things that they did. And we did mass production of hardware, which I think is why I'm on this panel to talk about experiences there and so forth. And I'm an engineer as well. I build stuff. I like to build stuff. I like to take things apart. And I like to talk about doing that. My name is Nathan Seidel. I started a Spark funnel electronics nine years ago. It's a website on the internet where you can buy these little electronic bits. And we actually manufacture and build these devices in Boulder, Colorado. So nine years ago it started with me in a bedroom. And then here we are today with 135 employees. We build about 60,000 widgets a month.  So you were asking earlier about suppliers. I was in the same situation you were ten years ago saying, where can I get this stuff? And I saw the void and decided to start my own company building this stuff. Spark 5 uses open source hardware as a business principle, as a business model. So we actually open source our designs so that our customers can learn from us and we can learn from our customers. So I and I have worked together on some bits and Lee and I have worked together on some products as well. So collaboration is the core part of our business. My name is Leah Beekley. I'm a professor at MIT Media Lab and I work with Davis on the last panel. And a project that I worked on when I was in graduate school turned into collaborative projects that I worked on with Nathan. So Nathan manufactures and distributes a series of devices that kind of came out of some of my previous research and we continue to collaborate on that. So my first question may be an obvious one. But when I start thinking about businesses, the first thing I think about it usually is what can I give away as part of my business model? So when you started thinking, I know you all come to this from slightly different angles, but what made you think that open source hardware was a viable business model? When you saw that, why did you say open source hardware is the way that I want to go with this business that I'm starting with? So I should just preface this by saying that the company is only six months old. So anything I say may or may not hold for another six months or a year. So ask me again if that is valid. But I believe that throughout civilization we invented the best things, sharing them and building on top of each other's invention. And then one day the past system came and started saying you have to put these blocks around your inventions and prevent other people from building. And that was an interesting tool to protect your business, protect your ideas, but then it started becoming a very kind of defensive and counterproductive mechanism because you have companies that are in total lockdown that are preventing other companies from innovating, preventing individuals from innovating, and I think it's a really broken system. And so a little bit is founded on the principle that we want to turn people into inventors and we want to kind of bring back this concept of making at a young age for kids that used to, for our generation and previous generation that played with Lego and learned about space and structural and how to be builders and how to think about the world. You know today we need the equivalent for how you think about an interactive world, how you think about a world that is built on electronics. And so in order for that to happen there's either I could have gone the Lego route which is build a company over 50 years and find every possible thing and do that or since I'm not very patient and I kind of wanted to jump all that I believe that open touch was the way to go because when the sort of the basis is out there people would contribute to it it would start to proliferate faster and it becomes useful for everybody. And so we... Well I think for Chumbi one of the things that a lot of people don't realize Chumbi is a software company they're not a hardware company a lot of people think that because we made hardware we're a hardware company. The business model was to build a platform on which the software would run. At the time when we introduced Chumbi if you don't know what it is it's basically this app platform for getting the internet connected to dumb devices so alarm clocks and photo frames and that sort of stuff and this is before the iPhone existed so the word app didn't exist people didn't know what apps were explaining to them and so we built a hardware platform because there wasn't something out there that was a smart alarm clock back in the day when we started the company and one of the things we wanted to do was we wanted to get the platform out there as broadly as possible so open sourcing it really made sense because we wanted to lower the barriers to people adopting the platform in an ecosystem building really in an ecosystem around the product to make it successful SparkFun at least it was a nine year process it wasn't overnight that we said we're going to do open source hardware it grew and we said maybe we could share some of these designs and other folks could benefit from this and then what we realized is we could use it as a business advantage so by open sourcing our designs we enable our competitors to copy us so within 12 to 14 weeks our competitors can copy a device that we come up with well this means that that forces us to innovate it forces us to create something new every 12 to 14 weeks so where other companies sort of say oh my god we've got to patent everything SparkFun says you know what we can't patent anything because then we would sit on our laurels so we use open source as a market driver as a business partner and it's been fairly successful for me it was a very very pragmatic choice and thinking about this space as an individual the way I see it is that open source hardware provides you with a queer development structure that gives you speed and agility and low cost so just being able to kind of not deal, not worry about the IP universe I mean eliminates a tremendous amount of kind of heartache time and energy and so you can just kind of get rid of all of that investment to worry about when you think about starting a hardware business and as the community is kind of organizing and structuring itself and articulating what open source hardware means you now have increasingly kind of this platform to build upon this community to kind of interact with and kind of a kind of noble goal also that you can feel like you're part of and kind of advocate for so there are lots of lots of pragmatic benefits as well and that's largely what I actually have I mean all of your businesses are various years or months old, the case may be but I suspect that for each one of you you said okay we're going to do open source hardware there must have been a moment where you expected you expected the business to look like that people want to react one way but you got some sort of strange we talked a lot about the community some community feedback that you didn't expect or that you said to yourself oh that certainly wasn't anything that I would have expected what kind of what kind of strange unexpected things have you seen that come from the fact that you are open source hardware? I think one of the crucial things that happened and I don't know if this is because it was open source or just because I was showing it to a lot of people so I don't know where the line is drawn but in the very early days of little bits when I was starting I imagined it as a prototyping tool so it was a way for you to be able to create an object, a prototype if you're a designer or an architect that had light and sound and sensors without having to be an engineer and I imagined the prototyping and the design market to be kind of who would be interested in this and I started showing it around at a lot of these events that are you know more focused on open source hardware things like MakerFrance and stuff like that and suddenly I started seeing that actually kids were very interested in it Clarence would come up to me and say this is actually a very important educational tool and teachers would come up and say and so I don't know if it's particularly because it's open source or not and at the time there wasn't really much to share but the feedback from the community was definitely a very very important driver because I shifted the sort of focus of the platform to another type of user and felt like there was really an opportunity to make impact on kids at a very young age so that's something on the axis of strange I mean there's two stories I can relate one is one day someone linked me to a video and the alarm clock I designed had sprouted legs and was walking because someone had gone and taken the plans and put legs on it and it started walking around that's pretty strange to see your design walk that way I would say strange probably more from the pragmatic sense one of the things I didn't expect that would happen is that when I put my schematics in quotations were manufacturing for lots of people so people were running because normally when you start business you have to sign an NDA you have to exchange all kinds of documentation all sorts of stuff and there's a lot of barriers finding the true price the market becomes very inefficient people would come to me and say oh you're using this health accelerometer you should use mine it's cheaper and I say well what's your price and then I talk to them and they say everyone it's sort of the plane the plane feels clear everyone knows what everyone is doing you actually get a lot of control of the process because all the other guys know the other guys know that they see the same bomb they see the same pricing so that was one of the I guess less expected benefits that's going open by going open source have you guys heard the term mashup where you take multiple songs and you mash them up by kind of releasing our files from different hardware we're seeing these fantastic mashups we sell the bits and pieces to folks and then they come up with a new product and then they use our files mash them together and create a product that never would have been a consumer product before I have countless examples that are all just hilarious that I wish they were consumer products but there's only one or two people in this world that need that product and so that's why open source helps it is no longer a product for all consumers it is each consumer can have their own product and so I think open source hardware allows for that nicely two quick stories so the first is that I think my project that I've been working on and talking about in this context is an outlier kind of weird one for some other open source hardware folks so I remixed an existing hardware design for the Arduino and turned it into a sewable piece of electronic so that was kind of a weird bizarre open to do so that's maybe the first story the second one was really unexpected and delightful to me is that the original designs for the sewable board that I did the lily pad Arduino was then taken and remixed by Chris Anderson from Wired and turned into the first board that he did when he was starting up DIY drones which was super cool I think they then went on to design things from scratch but that was such a cool like this and like thinking back and doing it all myself until I had kind of the first physical thing in the world and I said okay now I'm ready to take investment and I thought it was going to be actually I didn't think I didn't know if it was going to be impossible or going to be very easy I kind of had the ambivalent feeling so when I started raising money I started speaking to some investors and there were there's two reactions you get to that and in my experience it's really black and white it's either you're absolutely insane I don't know what you're talking about goodbye or this is awesome I think this is awesome I really want to support it so the people that I first started speaking to were people that were saying you're insane and it was a lot of them and I was going around in New York meeting investors and stuff like that and I kind of got depressed a bit and then I went on vacation to Beirut just for a week to hang out with my family and then one day I get an email from someone I know in another context but who was the ex CEO he was CEO of Creative Commons at the time and big big believer, Joey so big big believer in open source and he basically told me are you raising money and I said yes and you know anyone interested I didn't think that he would be and he said yes me and he ended up being my lead investor and then through Joey started meeting other investors that believe in that same mission and so it became the open source gauge became a way to kind of to weed out the investors that I I'm not going to see eye to eye with anyway so it's better that you know this is a conversation that happens quick and you get it over with and you speak to the people and they are in the same kind of camp as you and that was in September now we're actually launching another fundraise and I'm much better at knowing who to talk to from the beginning I look for that particularly it makes it harder because the pool of investors that I can talk to is much smaller and plus combining wanting somebody to believe in hardware as opposed to software and web plus believe in open hardware believe in you know kind of hardware that's predicated on having multiple products etc it makes the pool very very small but so when we hopefully find the investors they will be the perfect one I'm hopeful, I'm excited I think there's gonna be that's what opens our heart that's why I feel it's important I would just to dovetail it's not obvious people are passionate and passionate enough but they want to get really into it and go back a layer they're not satisfied with just what they got off the shelf they want to improve it somehow and the frustration that you get without closed source hardware is that at the moment you really love something and you want to get the note better it doesn't love you back because it's closed and you can't open it it has nasty labels on it and you're gonna get sued for opening it the great thing about open source is that it allows people with a passion to really and really do something that sort of adds to the community or does something really cool besides telling them that they could make a big shooting playing with the trampoline it's probably compelling in and of itself but how do you find more people who want to do who want to have that kind of control or ability to modify their devices obviously you do it in part for people who are already engineers or are engineering in part who here doesn't want to modify something around them who here doesn't get aggravated by the devices that they use that the chain on their bicycle is long enough for squeaky or something I mean we all come across those problems I think by opening it up we at least give you the chance of fixing it yourself or modifying it to become what you want it to be within that the broad kind of hobbyist landscape also there are I mean almost everyone does some sort of creative thing almost everyone that I know whether that's flower arranging or knitting or building crazy electronics or woodworking and I think that's the impulse that this movement taps into and in thinking about the broad kind of hobbyist market we can think about places like you know hobby lobby and the woodworking store and Joanne's fabric and in addition to radio shack so I don't I mean to reiterate with some of what we've been saying already I don't think we have to be confined to electronic electronic spaces or I mean although in addition I think there's room for the electronic spaces to grow into some of these other communities as well so yeah there's still many places to go even if we just stay in the hobbyist kind of creative person it's a strange word I mean I was doing some part of the fun of raising money you have to like price the market so I was like trying to size what the hobbyist market is and it appeared to be a very small market it's like a 30 million dollar market or something and for example I would have hobby electronics because like hobby lobby is no no of course you and electronics particularly which is supposedly what I was trying to like pitch to but for example I would not be included in that market and after I started reading more and more I was like how can I be you know there are all these assumptions that are made that I think are totally wrong and that's why it appears to be small it's because the labeling is weird and when even before it became a product there was a page that I called DreamBits and it was one line of text that you could write in what is a what would you like to invent what is a little bit that you would like to see made and I never thought anybody would really put things in it I thought I had to seed it and all of that and every day now we have tens and hundreds of submissions things that really like you would not even imagine from people who are retired engineers people who used to be in the Navy kids who are doing choir practice and they came up with an idea for something, stay at home mom there's really all sorts of ideas from like I want to build a triple axis accelerometer or like a hover bit too I want to make a fire alarm you know so there's just and the person who said I want to make a fire alarm may or may not be able to make it and they're not going to be in that category you know they're not going to be called that but it's just I don't think I mean I kind of really disagree with that sort of you know compartmentalization of people I think people don't dare to call themselves inventors but everybody essentially is I think also sort of this notion that there's like this discovery of the hobby market is sort of a sign of how I guess like first world this country is because like it's sort of like the thing I saw Wally where like the people forgot how to walk because they always had these things that shoved them around on the spaceship and then they have to eventually discover what if you go to other countries right I mean just fixing stuff yourself is just the way it is right I mean you know people have the cars in Cuba from like the 1930s and they're still running because they have to fix it themselves they have no other option because the ecosystem is so close to them you go to any any country where you know you don't have this wonderful service economy and everything sort of works everything's beautiful it's just a survival skill to be a hobbyist everyone is sort of a hobbyist right in those countries and so I think people are discovering actually that it's very natural for us to be that type of way we're all sort of cavemen in our own way and we draw on walls and we innovate and that's very, it's very native to it the way we think so I think it's a potentially very huge market it's just a matter of sort of relabeling and understanding that this is actually a very natural thing to do it's not sort of a curiosity geek weird thing just to give another small a little bit of an indicator of how and where these things are reaching a woman contacted me recently she's really into dog shows and so she shows her dogs and she dresses up her dogs in costumes and so she was in touch to see how she could kind of embed electronics into these costumes that she was making for her dogs so a kind of crazy out of the blue connection that I never would have thought would ever think really pets would be but so yeah, there's all sorts of stuff happening out there so to ask you half an hour ago if there were any strange or unexpected things you'd already been crazy and now you have dogs and trampolines that you fire and uh part of our when you when you look at the world are there spaces that you think lend themselves more or less to open source hardware are there areas that you say this is an obvious furlough place or even this is a place that maybe we want to tread lightly and that'll be the fourth or fifth round of areas that open up open source hardware or is it kind of a anything you know in this situation anything that you can sort of attach a design file to trades nicely in the open source so this table if it had a design file we could transmit that and kind of share that anything that um like the medical world like medicine I don't know that that's the right place for open source hardware that would be a fourth or fifth generation application yeah I could definitely agree safety and health there's functional and warranty issues there that would definitely be yeah somebody has to be liable you want to make sure it's working well but it's sort of like you don't go to a plumber to get your heart fixed so it's um but uh I generally think that everything that is unlike software where it's all intangible anything that's hardware is measurable and reverse engineerable so even if you don't think it's open right so the question I would turn on the other way is there anything that cannot be open that is closed and I think everything that is closed can be open anyways it's a matter of will interest and so you know why not just let's cut to the chase and just shift the schematic to the anyways it's able to allow trouble so we talk a little bit about your community the big part of the hardware is the larger community but then with any company you have a community that you're fostering that you know you're dealing with that are your most rabid users are the ones who give you those ideas who give you that feedback who dress their dogs up with the clothes that light up how do you think about that community and how much time I mean resources that you put behind just fostering that community for the fostering thing for the community thing I think for that's an interesting question because it doesn't it isn't necessarily specific to the open source hardware world my business fosters its community very very carefully because our customers are the most important thing and so just with any company that sort of engages them on the forum or answers the phone call or sends a nice email that's really important to business so beyond that I think the open source community is a little interesting because they all play nicely together and they all have this want to share you know they ask anybody about their project and they'll talk all day about the thing that they're building because they really want to show you what they're working on so I think part of it is business aspect and then the other half is the community who really loves to interact as a different and much smaller scale that kind of take on that question being one person supporting a project initially the project launched I was super psyched to get feedback from the community and getting emails from people hearing about the project and helping them troubleshoot was like super fun and awesome and then a couple of months go by you get like the same email like five times and you're like well this is what you need to do and then just like after a while it's like I really can't spend any more time doing it and I kind of just stopped and the community at that point was large enough and kind of robust enough to pick up the slack and that has been an interesting experience I mean in large part now people probably go to Nathan and go to the Arduino forums but that's been as like a small scale participant just in this universe an individual the community picked up a lot of that support slack that I wasn't able to provide and finally there was a little I mentioned in the last panel this is the business panel I wanted to bring up with you being open source hardware is being open source hardware but isn't necessarily being open everything hardware you don't share every single thing you don't necessarily tell anyone where the best suppliers are so how do you try how do you block that line how do you decide what you share and what you don't share and what is the what kind of feedback do you get when you make that sort of decision I've had to answer that question a couple times and what I've boiled it down to was whatever doesn't benefit the end user we're going to be generally less transparent about so the design files will allow you to be more successful building that which is but getting the spark fund financials right that doesn't being transparent about the business financials doesn't help you succeed as an end user so depending on we are more transparent as it helps our end user more likely to succeed yeah I think the analogy I like to use is hardware is the lens through which the designers creativity is focused on the user so to the extent that you want to create a dialogue between the user and the designer and get the feedback you want to make the lens transparent so everything that the user can hold in their hand is something you want to share with them to be able to look back and see what the original was you can answer whatever question I just remembered that the question was asking the last panel and I wanted to say something so I'm going to I want to say the first and the question was asked about kind of the role of policy makers and the law and you know what is specifically in the context of manufacturing and the power of manufacturing in the US etc I'm always interested in these, I used to be interested in these discussions that happened about what's happening now that China's taking over manufacturing in the world and what is the role of the US etc and I don't want to turn that into this discussion but I want to say that you know the US has lost has lost it's not losing, has lost its power to manufacture it's really it's paper thin now no no I'm talking the industry I think it's important to kind of face things and accept them and that's how you can change them because right now in January I tried to make 2,000 little kids and it was Chinese New Year and it was the hardest thing I think throughout the 4 years of me working on little kids that month it was the hardest month of my life because we were, we couldn't find these products that could do it we couldn't find the quality that we wanted we couldn't find the know-how that we needed maybe it was especially us but at that point we were a funded company we have money, we have time if we couldn't do it of course like a person that's an individual couldn't do it and so I just want to say that you know we have to accept that fact now and it's not that open source hardware is important or it's nice or it's cool it's urgent, it is crucial and I'm not American but I really believe in this and I think it's really important for America to get this back because this is the only way that the country will gain back it's sort of agility and it's innovation and it's creativity and impact on the world is through this channel because the system, the infrastructure that's in place is not working and has kind of lost us a lot of these skills and so you know really the policy makers and the law on the side of this goal as opposed to the side of corporations because you know like we saw in banks one corporation fails, everything fails you can't hedge your bets on large corporations it has to be kind of the larger goal and so I just want to say that this is you know it's nice and it's all happy, go lucky and everything but I personally believe that it's crucial and it's the only shot we got and we have to focus, we have to help each other do this and whether American or not we have to help each other do this and kind of save the country I would say I strongly agree with your sentiment I've moved to Asia unfortunately this country is kind of desolate in terms of hardware I think every policy maker in the United States needs to get a ticket to Shenzhen and you stand on the bridge of Hachanbe and go holy shit we're going to get our assets handed to us these guys are so every visceral your whole body gets filled with the commercial energy of that place and the innovation and the energy everyone there is just focused on building business and trade and so forth there's no place in America that has that feel anymore about it we're so gentrified I don't know what it is, I haven't figured it out but that ecosystem doesn't exist here and for all the value we may have about their poor IP protection a lot of the reason why they have this ecosystem is because they don't have to worry about copying stuff really every day that I worry about somebody copying me that I go after somebody who's copied my design is one less day that I'm working on the next big thing yeah it's just a distraction so we just face forward and put our head down and go and those guys out there just go ahead and say this guy is making a block I'm going to make a block and we're just going to do it and we're going to compete and they managed to scratch money out of hard earth because this very little IP protection you also have very little protection for your own investment into the thing everyone's sort of flying without a safety harness out there that really makes everyone really get pedal to the metal and really engage and work hard on the other hand there's this notion in the US that you can create protectable businesses in the heart of every venture capitalist beats a monopolist they want a monopoly that's why they're investing they want a protectable monopoly they want a hockey stick through copyright they want a monopoly through proprietary lock-in they want a monopoly through crypto keys on their devices like everyone wants protectable businesses because it's more profitable it's more safe you don't have to work as hard to protect these things and the US has a great system of laws that actually can you know allow these monopolies to exist and that sort of runs counter to a lot of I mean the open hardware is sort of no mistake we're a bunch of sort of viewed as maybe friend or smaller because we're not part of that larger we don't have incumbent businesses we're trying to protect we're trying to grow new businesses and we want to create ecosystems we want low barriers to entry and so forth and so it's not that I'm anti-victitious I love big businesses they provide me lots of good things but I bet at some point in time there is going to be sort of a confluence of sort of conflict of interest between what some small companies want to do versus what big businesses want to do especially as open hardware becomes bigger and more gets a bigger footprint and that's where I think legislation really starts to matter is to be able to protect the interests of smaller firms and to not have small animators overwhelmed with legal paperwork and protection and all this sort of stuff I mean we were talking with one piece of advice I gave them I said consider that you need to plan on taking 5-10% of all your revenue and spend as a tax to protect your business hire a lawyer, get insurance but you should always budget some amount of money essentially as a tax sort of it's not really a real tax it's not legislated but if you don't have a lawyer if you don't have insurance you're going to get wiped out you're really flying without a parachute I mean they're really really expensive compared to prototyping and so forth and you have to sort of budget this money to do it and that's a burden upon small business owners and a lot of small business owners who didn't have the foresight to get a lawyer or to get insurance will find themselves burdened sometimes on the road and they just flame out and go out of business and that's a problem I really want to thank you for putting this together I think it's really important and hopefully there are people in the room that can start to effect change in this way but I think at every juncture over the past while the law has chosen to side with big businesses because they've been very good at providing metrics at saying we employ X amount of people we turn around X amount of revenue we


The following is a presentation of TFNN. Trade what you see with Larry Pezzavento. Call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Now, Larry Pezzavento. Okay, looking good, Billy Ray feeling good, Lewis. I posted this chart up here. Well, this was a gold and copper and silver plaque that was sent out with Voyager 1 in 1977 to go into the cosmos to go past Jupiter Uranus and go out into the solar system to see if there's anybody out there to answer us. This was done by Carl Sagan. It has the sounds of the earth. But the most important thing, if you'll notice there where that black arrow is that I marked off, you can see the ABCD pattern that was formed there.  I don't know if that's true or not, but at least that's what I've heard. Folks, if you ever want to have a really shocking experience, imagine this, someone that you've known for 65 years, where your closest and dearest friend has passed away, and the door opens and he's standing right there in front of you talking to you. I never met Jimmy 20 when he was younger brother who was 70. They weren't twins, but Jimmy was 78, but they were duplicates. Folks, that's the closest I've ever come to a heart attack. He didn't sound like Jimmy, but my God, he looked like him. Tomorrow when the pictures come, I'll show the resemblance and you'll see what it was. But boy, that was a big shock, let me tell you. Also, we're having a big move in these markets. I want to share with you a couple of things from what we were watching yesterday. Let's just get up here. First, we'll start out with this NASDAQ. There was the big ABCD in the NASDAQ and, of course, we broke down. We were down another 107 points last night to bounce back a little bit. The next one that we're going to take a look at, this is the four minute of the NASDAQ. It's a repeat, sorry about that. I lost all data today and then also I lost email. That's why you haven't got any visuals of what's going on. This was the gold market when we hit 2003. So far that's held up. We're still trading it around 1990 right now. The next one I want to show you is the long-term weekly gold chart that measured to 2203. The high was 2203.9. It's backed off a little bit. Nothing to really be excited about. Then this was the Treasury bonds that went in at 122 and changed. We're down a little bit from those levels. Those are the ones that we were watching. Then also here is the crude oil just continued to go down. We did break below that coveted 77 level, but we made an ABCD at that point also. So what I'm going to do now is to share a few live charts of where we are. So we'll come up here, but we'll just look here very quickly on the e-mini. Start out here where we were today. Now this is today's action. Remember this is a 13 minute chart folks. Now we're into the June contract. You can see where we are in the June contract. You can see here's where we made our low. There's the ABCD pattern down here at 51.58. We've rallied 20 some handles. The ABCD on this measure is at 51.87. Now when you're doing these things folks, when they switch over the contracts like we have over here, it's really difficult to find some of these ratios. So what you need to do, and I think this is what I try to do is I'll go down to the cash market because this is what it's based on. So bear with me here one second. And by the way, our guest tomorrow will be Peter Eliides. On Wednesday, we're going to have Bob Minor who's come out with a new book. And then on Friday, I believe we're going to have Bill Meridian of Cycles Research. Okay, now we're just going to do a three minute chart here and see where we are with the cash S&P. Now this is how I'm going to calculate what the 3A2 is. Now if you like ABCDs. Now this is the cash. Okay, let's just see what it did today from Friday. There's your AB leg. There's your CD leg right here. And it misses it by quite a bit. Oh, this is it. Well, this is actually 10 points. So that's how much it missed it by a reasoning for this is to see where the 3A2 is on this move right here. And you'll see that comes in up another five points. So we could easily rally another five points. And that's simple to see because we have also right there. Another ABCD pattern forming right here as we go through and look at this. See that comes in just a tiny bit higher up here. Well, let's say it's trading there right now 51160. But I'm not sure my data is right, folks. Honestly, goodness. I six o'clock yesterday afternoon, Google shut me out for some unknown reason. And then right after that, my data went out. My data feed went out and it's been a little bit of an interesting day as they say in the trade. Okay, now let's move on. That's the that's the E-mini S&P. Now, this is the June contract. You see, this is the actual June contract being traded. Okay. Now, here's the one if you want to have your frustration index go to about 190,000%. Here's the one that I we were talking about this wheat market because we've been very, very bullish wheat for quite some time. Let's get this. I think it was a 13 minute yet. So what I said last night, I said is to buy this retracement here. I said, you're going to have to risk more than you want to. This was only 10 cents in here. So it was really not much of a loss. But look at this, folks. This just took off like a stripe of deer. The number that I had to buy in was at 518. We got to 523. So I missed it by 5 cents. It was right down in there. And now we've had a big run to the upside. So we have to go to game plan two, which is to buy that first 382 retracement here in the wheat when we finally get it. I bought some here, but I know some of the folks didn't. I said, you're going to have to risk a little bit more than you want to. I said, but you really want to be looking to buy some wheat. And I thought we were going to get there. Here's where we closed. And then when they opened in the morning, we dropped another eight or nine cents and then boom, which should have gotten filled. And unfortunately it didn't. So I'm not assuming that we're going to have a, you know, a big, big move there in that one. Okay, so let's just, let's just keep a, keep a close eye on this one. The reason why folks, if you remember on this long term daily, we were down here. You see, there's a number we were trying to buy at. We missed it here by just a couple of cents. And now we've had a big move here. We've rallied 22 cents today. That's telling you, well, let's just look at it closely here. Okay. I'll tell you one thing, folks, I do not like these airlines tick these airlines because they don't have bereavement things anymore. So they really stick it to you when you're trying to. So I wouldn't do that. So I prefer to drive the 800 miles and it was okay. I loved it all the way. All right, here's where we're at. We have this big rally here. So we want to get along the wheat. That's all I'll figure out a place to do it. So it's had a lot of people bearish on the way down, but this is the bottom being formed. Same thing in the beans and the meal and the oil, but the oil. Let's get the soybean oil up here. And we'll see where we are folks. I'll tell you another thing that happened about two minutes before the show. I'll call me to remind me that the time has changed and we don't change times over here. So it's still, it was still 12 o'clock for me. And I got trapped into that thing today too. So that's why I didn't make the introduction. Here is the daily of the December soybean meal. And you'll see here that we just completed that ABCD pattern that we were talking about last Friday. 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Now this goes back three years from the high at 21, and you'll notice that the big ABCD 1.27 expansion measured exactly to the top. We've already showed you that on the other one, but we'll show you that again also. Now we take a look at the Russell. The Russell here from the high in 2021, when it made its high on October the 30th, made an exact 61% retracement at 2140 on Friday. And you'll notice it measured to 2139-47, sold off about 35-40 points, no big deal. And then we've got a couple others here. The Dow Jones E-mini, and that's that 135 pattern that we talked about before. And of course we've gone down and we've taken out these lows today, but didn't go very far. But this is a possibility that we're looking at something that could be very, very interesting on the downside. So let's not be too complacent that maybe there's a top-in. In fact, the fact that we've taken out some of these lows really means a little bit, but really not very much at all. So let's just move on here one second here, and we will get this out of the way and try to bring up another couple of charts that you folks might be interested in. Hold on one second here, or there's where we go here. The number on that S&P on the future, hold on just a second, I think it's right here. No, just a minute, I've got to get these charts straightened up here so that I can see them easily enough. Okay, here it is. This is the number we're watching for the ABCD here in the cash, excuse me, in the futures market. That comes in at $51.87. Okay, now this is just a 15 minute, 13 minute chart, but that's an ABCD. If you're going to buy this ABCD on the downside, you've got to sell this ABCD on the upside. Gartley said, so find the first ABCD against the trend and do that. So the trend has been down. This is the one against the trend. So you'd be selling at $51.87, 10 points away. You're going to see if that's going to be the case. Okay, now let's move on and we want to cover a couple other things that we want to get back to one of those other grain charts that we wanted to talk about. So bear with me, that's about the corn, get the Christmas corn up here. I really firmly believe, folks, that we've made some type of a major bottom here in these grains, and I believe this is what we've been looking for. Here was the December corn. And if you remember, we bought this 382 retracement. If you remember, this is the one that was before the report. The report came in here at higher bottoms going higher. I mean, I don't think it's going to run away to the upside, but the 382 off of the exact low measured exactly to right there at 64. And it stayed there and now it's trading up, not much, it's trading up $0.09, but it's doing it in which way? A, B, C, D, A, B, C, D. Let's just draw this last one in because we're probably getting close to probably maybe a correction. That comes in. Oh, we're right there right now. 473 and where are we at now? 472. What I don't understand is this price here is showing 472, but the actual high air there it is 473. So this is where the corn should start to back off. This is a half hour charge. So let's just look at it on the daily and you'll see that this is the biggest rally we've had in quite some time. Okay, so this is what we're watching. So let's go back to the last high we made, which was right here before the big break. And we'll see if that's bringing us right to it. We've got to do it two ways. We've got to do it off this high and this high because you don't know which one is running the show. This could be it. There's your 382 off of that high right here and you'll see the 382 off. This one will be up about, ah, shucks. We'll be up about another penny to go and we'll see where we are right there. We're really close. Well, this is four cents. So keep a close eye on it right here. We're up quite a few days now. We had a little bit of a sideways move, but this is an ABC pattern. So it should start to see a sell-off. It hasn't done anything yet with some of the other things we're looking at. We're coming up here. We're almost at our number here in the E-mini S&P folks where that comes in at 5187. So we want to be paying very, very close attention to that one. All right. I hope that makes sense to you, but that's what the rules say you're supposed to do. And that's what you want to be doing. Okay, that's what we're watching. Okay, we're almost there for another five points and we will be there. Okay. Now let's move on to one other one someone asked about, and that is Mr. Appel finally has got some friends coming in. You remember we had some nice support down there at that 170 level. Get the daily up here for Mr. Appel. And look at this. We've been up, we've gapped up today. Well, we're vacuuming back and off a little bit from what tells me about these charts here. There was your 1.618 expansion of this whole moon at 169. The rally today has been to 173.5, so not too much going on to that level. The one that's been in the news, however, has been the micro strategies, which is the one that runs all of the cryptocurrencies. That's MSTR. We'll get this up here and then we'll look at it on a little bit. Oh my goodness, it gapped up enough. Hey, it's at 1.618. My God, is it sale? Oh, 1.619. Oh, 1.623. So you already would have been stopped out. Look what it's done here for. This is truly an amazing chart. This is, wow. I don't know where it's going to go. This guy's made so much money. He owns all, well, he owns most of the Bitcoin out there. I mean, 800,000 of them or something. I don't know what the number is. It's big. But again, there's more bullish news and the way it went to the upside right here. And I don't know what's going on here. Just a second, just a minute. Hey, BT, I'm on the show. The time has changed, so I'll talk to you when I get down, okay? No, no, I, funeral to go to, buddy. I'll talk to you later. Oh, sorry. There you go. All right, let's move on here. And this is where we are. Now, I know, you know, folks, I don't know enough about this bit, bitcoins to even to say anything, but anyway, that's, that's neither here nor there. But these, I don't know when these are going to top. Let's just look at this on a little ABCD pattern, because we might be doing something here. I really know ABCD and, and that's what I look at. So there's your ABCD leg. There's your CD leg. It come should come in here around 1696. That's any good. I don't know. So just an ABCD gaps everywhere. All I know folks, and I feel very strongly about this, I really think that we have made a major top in the stock market. Now, if we close really strong today, say that June S&P closes above, let's say another 30, 40 points higher. This could have been a major bottom in here. 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It's got all the stuff that you can get a free thing with it if you don't use what they call it live charts and stuff like that. I get 15-minute delayed because I let the market show me, but it gives you just about anything you want to trade. It's the number one charting package. Millions of people use this and it has all the tools. If you notice over here on the left, they have an A-B, just move over here, you'll see it has an A-B-C-D pattern tool so that you can literally just draw these things in. Well, if you know how to do them, and then I think you click down here and then you go back up here, they can see the A-B-C-D patterns. And it does all the retracement too. So that's what I was looking at today. There was a three drive pattern here. You notice it came down, stopped exactly at the 618, which means that it's still bullish and it's still going up. That's basically what you're looking at. If you want to look at Tesla, pull up the chart. There's Tesla, what it's done here in a five-minute chart today. There's your high. We have 183 all the way down to 178. If you want to go to a daily chart, all you have to do is come up here and change it to a daily. Where's the D's at?  There's your 382 retracement. If you wanted to do your retracement numbers, they're all right in here. You're upside down, of course, as you can see here, because they should go all the way over like this and show it on the right side. They don't listen to anybody else. So there's your A-B-C-D pattern here and we're still down. We're up on the day, but we've been here four days in a row, so it's pretty good support, whether it holds or not, is anybody's guess. So that's what we're watching. Just go to tradingview.com. It's got all the tools that's necessary. It's got more than it needs, but if you're looking for something that is inexpensive and this is as inexpensive as it gets because it's free, the trouble is you've got to put up with this stuff down here, which are the ads that you can get rid of right away. And that's really what you're watching. So I just wanted to bring that to your attention. So let's get off, leave the page here. And I want to get up here back to where we were. We want to check this S&P because we just hit it. There we are. There's the old A-B-C-D. We just made the number at 5187. The high has been 5188. So if that is an A-B-C-D, we should have a correction coming. This should equal the last correction. And that would take you down here around 15 points to 5170. So that's what we're watching. We're watching A-B-C-Ds, folks. Nothing more, nothing less. Nothing, you know, mysterious about it. The problem is, folks, it doesn't work all the time. And that's the real problem. I've been asked to take a look at the cattle market today and also hogs because we had some potential patterns coming due here. Let's get the live cattle up first. This is the April. We'll be switching over to the December cattle here pretty soon. And we're not quite there yet. Doug got it. It hasn't just almost made it, but not quite. What we're looking for, as you know, is this final A-B-C-D pattern forming right here. There's your A-B-C-D pattern right there. That would come in at around 90. We're trading 3 cents under it. We're down on the day a little bit, but looking at this on an intraday chart, you'll see what it did. If you believe in 382, shut the front door and raise the rent. Look at this. There it is right there. Your 382 comes in right here. We're going to buff it against you by 100 bucks, and now it's working in your favor of 200. So always good to pay attention to those folks. Very, very interesting to see how they work. Now, let's move on to take a look at the piggies. Just one second here. I'll tell you, folks, I just can't tell you what a shock it was to see his brother look exactly like. The brother mark is only 70, and oh my goodness, it was... I'll show you the pictures when they come in. Now, here we go. We're almost ready here in the hogs. We're completing an A-B-C-D here. Let's just get these April hogs out of the way. There was your A-B-C-D on the upside. A-B-C-D right to that. What are we doing? We're coming down now to an A-B-C-D to the downside. Let's get rid of all the little things that we don't need, and let's see what the retracement level was for today. And we'll mark it in while my goodness, Billy Ray. Look what it was, 618. And there you draw it in, and there it is right there, 618. So we should start rallying, and we already have. We've rallied a whole penny, which is not too bad. That was the hogs. We just asked about the soybean meal, because we've been very bullish the meal also. So let me get that up here for us. We're going to be looking at the Christmas meal. That's New Crop. Ah, it's made its number. This is good. Okay, hold on one second here. Let's get this up on an hourly chart, because that's what we want to say. Here's what we were hoping to get into that report. You remember that infamous report that everybody thought it was going to make new lows, including MWA? Anyway, that's what's happened. All we've done now is complete this ABCD to the upside. And this is part of my data problem that I had this morning, folks. I haven't refreshed it at all. This goes back to, this was Sunday night. It made it slightly higher high here. As you can see, let me try to refresh this. It probably won't work right now, but wow, that's really bad. I had so many problems. Anyway, it's not your fault. That's my fault. Anyway, that's the meal. Plenty of time to buy this stuff, folks. So just get ready. We're going to be watching it real closely because these markets are ready to really go a lot higher. I certainly want to get involved with those without too much trouble. The one thing I'm not going to do is I'm not going to miss it like I did in the S&P when I said the darn thing was going to go from October the 27th to where it went to. I just should have bought it at the market. You know, I did it. We made a little bit, but you know, to miss that much is just really pretty much pretty tough. I will tell you this of these last past week has been pretty tough on me emotionally with all the stuff that I've had to go through cleaning out some of the things that Jimmy and I did together. We did our black belt karate training in Arkansas for a year. That was in the 84. He was at 84. 84, 85, J cross, but I and we did all that stuff and they had still had the swords and all the all the gear that we wore and they get that to his nephew and stuff like that. So anyway, let's move on here and let's see. I got one other question in that. Oh, hold on one second. There's another question here about not Apple. Where's that darn thing at ADM? That's one that's big in the commodity business and it's been getting massacred. Here's where we are. This is Archer Daniels Midland folks. Now you'll notice this is a daily chart and we've been down here at the 1.618 level now at 52 to 55 for a long time. So this is where the earnings came out and said it was really bad. There was your 61% retracement. There was your 382. And this market is whale stock is way oversold. You can see the 1.618 expansion at 52. The low on it was 51. So that was a situation. If you're in that one, you just put your stop at 52. You're up $3 and wait and wait and see if it'll go up. I don't trade stocks, but I do look at them for a technical basis and that's the bottom line of what I'm paying attention to. So I hope that helps you a little bit down the way. 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This program is brought to you by Vista Gold, traded on the NYSC American and TSX under the symbol VGZ. Okay, folks, we're going to go over and take a look at the Crudo complex. We're hoping to have Mike Moore on later in this week. He's been on vacation, so as soon as he gets back, we're going to have him on. We're going to switch over to a 13-minute chart so you can see the last few days. If you notice a strange pattern that appears here, like a lightning bolt, we'll just draw this in. And you see that it measures down here to 77.39. It goes about 50 points lower. Okay, now this was the key one right here last night, because if you watch this, excuse me, Friday, two, two, let me just walk you through what I was looking at. This was the one Friday that we were looking at. I think we were on the air at that time, right at the 3A2. That measures to the ABCD to the downside, and that measures to 77.09. The low was 76.89. But here's the key, Sunday night, Monday morning, real early this morning. Let's just take a look. You're going to see it's set there right at the old number itself. There it is right there. And from there, it drops $1,500. And how does it do it, folks? ABCD. Now, this is one of the largest markets in the world. Now, maybe you're having trouble with the trading system that you're using, but pay attention to this one. It doesn't always work, but by golly, when it does, it gives you some really good things. Now, here's what I did as I was doing this. I re-evaluated the 3A2, because remember, we've got a new 3A2 from a new high back here. Now, what do you bet that might be something important? And there it was. It takes out the highs of early morning Monday at 6 in the morning. That was up here at 78.30. It's now $500 into the good. So I hope these little things, I keep it simple, folks. I really do. I get some complaints here from people back and forth here about what I do, but it's as simple as I can get. And I don't know any other way to do it. And I respect everybody that does all this. And I respect astrology. I just don't understand enough about it to use it in my trading. I look at the full moons and new moons, but that's secondary. I look at the pattern. That's all I really understand. That's what's got me to the promised land. And it's been a profitable promised land. That's all I can say. All right. That's the crude oil. Now, what we should be doing is seeing the weakness that we're looking at some of these other components of the crushed crude oil. So this is gasoline. We'll just put the daily up here. This is the daily. Wow. This had a reversal today. That's good. I thought it was going to get down to this level. We barely took out the previous days low. Let's get this up here in a smaller timeframe. This is probable. There's the same type of thing. Now, remember we made new lows in the. Wow. This is really a big move. Look at this ABCD pattern right here. There it is ABCD.  Let's just see where the 3A2 would be. It's already exceeded that. So that's a positive sign. Let's just get up here and look at the gasoline contract. There's your high. You made a new low. So it should have stopped at the 3A2, but it went through it like melted butter. This was the key folks. Remember when it's coming up this fast, remember if this is a, you like the key to the ABCD. If there is such a thing, it's that CD leg right there. You see how the CD leg measures right to this level right here. You see these big cascading.  It really are. Do I do it? Yeah, I do do it.  So that's, that's why this had a big move. Now let's switch over to the heating oil over here. And boy, folks, I don't know if you had a friend as long as I have a boy. He was, he's on Friday. Well, it doesn't make any difference. He was trading alongside of me middle of the night. I couldn't sleep and I was so shook up. I, let's just move on here. Second year, HO was heating oil. There it is right there. There's a heating oil. Let's get this up on a, let's do an hourly so we can see where we are. See if it's having a rally. It's not even moving at all. Look at heating oil folks. Of course the season's over now for heating oil. You'll notice we did make a lower low down in this area right here. We didn't, I think we missed this ABCD here because it missed it by a heartbeat. Yes, I'm sure it did. Yeah. You see it missed it by quite a bit. It even missed this one right here. It was so bearish. It missed that one too. Oh, no, it made this one. It did make that ABCD pattern right here. And there's where we are right now. We did make a lower low, but we did not take that lower low out. But if I were to look at it, just to see what the 382 would be off of this, you'll see we're almost, we're almost there for heating oil. But frankly, it's not nearly as exciting as looking at the crude oil because this is a crude oil is where they crack it into heating oil and into gasoline. The problem is look at this thing how much it's down and then look at crude oil. Get this out of the way and how much it's up. Let's just get that hourly chart on crude. Look where we are in crude oil. We're way over here. So this thing hasn't, you know, hasn't really, well, just what we're looking at. You can see where crude oil is as we're heating oil is way down here. You see that's the, that's the whole key. This is still the one that's running the show. But right now we are in a downtrend and we just made that 382. Let's just go through it again. And I wasn't looking at it because I thought we were coming on in 15 minutes, not an hour ago, but I'll be ready tomorrow. And we went right up to it there at 31 and that's where we're standing there right now. Let's see. Well, look at this boys and girls. If nothing else, look what that gave you for a little Christmas present today. You got a little bit of money coming in on this. So don't go blaming me. This is one of the times that it works. So if you sold it here at 88, you're up 13 points. And since I don't want anybody to lose any money, let's just cover it right here and make 86 to 60. Make a 1200 bucks. Let's try that again. 600 bucks, 1200 if you did two contracts and then see what it goes from there. But there was a perfect example of an ABC just like the one on the way down right here. Boom, boom, boom. And that's it. Now, this should tell us that we're going to get down to here. And if we start getting below this, then that's telling us that this little pattern here was nothing more than a little tiny bit of a rally into a bear market. Above this, we're probably going to rally some more. Maybe up even in the 50, 1500. I remember we switched over to June now. We're trading June bonds, June S&P, June Russell, June Nasdaq. All those are in the June. We're going to be switching over to the December cattle, December hogs. We're already into May, July, soybeans, and also November. And so we got those switched over and we should be handling it pretty good sake. So you made a couple of bucks on this. I'm happy for you. Make sure you send some to the church of what's happening now, baby, with Reverend Tyrone past that Johnson. And he will be happy to distribute the funds to the needy. That's at the fifth race at San Anita. It comes in on Saturday. Folks, I'm a little bit tired, but I'll have my A game back tomorrow. And okay, let's move on here something. Oh, let's go to the gold market. Let's get this up here. It's a gold market here. 13 minute. All right. Here's the gold market where we were on Friday. We went up. We remember this on the weekly folks. I posted this in the newsletter. There was your number right here. 202. The high was 203. 30. Okay. So it was within $1 of the high. We've done nothing. 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Probably did it in our favorite format. There it is. There's your XAB, 3-8-2 measures. I believe we were on the air when this was happening. Yep, I think so. There's where we were, went exactly to the tick, so it must mean something. So far today we've done nothing. I mean, we made a new low from Friday. You can see that and then it's really done very little. Okay, so that's what we're paying very, very close attention to. So that's it. If you made some money in the S&P, I'm very happy for you. And if you didn't, I'm still happy for you. But let's do this and try to do something nice for your neighbors. We live in a very fleeting time these days, folks. Some days you're here and the next day you're not. Boy, that can be a big, big deal. Especially if you're in the not category. So we're going to see you tomorrow. And our guest is going to be Peter Lines. He's always had some great stuff. Wednesday we're going to have Bob Minor on, which is going to be talking to us about his new book. 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