Welcome back to Think Tech here at the two o'clock block on a given Thursday, and you know what that means, the military in Hawaii. We want to connect with the military, we want to understand what they're doing and how they relate to the community. We want to meet the people and today we're meeting Timothy Young, Captain Timothy Young, US Navy, who is the commander of Barking Sands, and that is the Pacific Missile Range Facility, PMRF in Kauai, northwestern point of Kauai, I guess. Hi Captain Young, nice to see you smiling face. Good afternoon Jay. Thank you so much for this opportunity. It's a pleasure to join you. Yeah, well we want to know more about Barking Sands and I was saying before the show that your website is impressive because it gives us a lot of information. It tells us the history, which I find fascinating. It tells us what you're doing and what the opportunities are in a connection with Kauai and the community valuable. That's a transparency that we should all appreciate, and I guess it's intentional. Indeed it is, yes. We're proud of what we do here at PMRF. We've often been called the crown jewel of the Pacific from four stars and other leaders in the region at the Indo-Pacific Command, and we have a very important mission here, but we do cherish our relationship with the community and our partnerships here and all the things that we do to keep this part of Hawaii the special place that it is. Well, you know, it has a very interesting history back in the 1920s. It was, let's see, I'm just looking at your website. It was acquired by the Kahala Sugar Company and became a runway. And that was the beginning of its use as an airport and then later a missile range. So what is it to have a missile range? That differs a lot from just an airport. And I guess this happened in the 50s when it became a U.S. It was it was it was it was Bonham Air Force Base named for Major Carlos Bonham, a commanding officer of the fighter squadron and the territorial Air National Guard. But then it became, in 1954, it was transferred to the Navy Department. I guess that's when it got serious. Yeah, that's correct. So the after World War Two, as you mentioned, the Air Force took it over. And then in the early 60s, the Navy and its testing needed a space where there was a lot of sea space, a lot of air space unencumbered by everything else. The regular missile was getting tested at the time. And so it was transferred over to the Navy in the early 60s. And we've had it ever since. We've gone through a couple iterations of who the ultimate element is in charge of the base right now under Commander Pacific Fleet. And we've kept the moniker the name of Pacific Missile Range. But there's definitely so many more things that we do here. You know, when when the question is what is Pacific Missile Range facility, the formal answer is that we are the world's largest instrumented multi environment range capable of supporting subsurface surface air and space testing and training operations. So those who are familiar with the with military training ranges, I kind of use the analogy of a stadium or a playing field. And so we we use this area of the space which we can extend out to 2 million square nautical miles, which is about half the size of the continental United States. And we use that that area for for testing and training. And we can have the capability to replay those events for our customers and for all those who use the range. Yeah, you know, it may be remote and we should talk about that. But it's not really remote for the Navy, because you get plenty of traffic coming and going.  It's not really quiet, is it? Well, it depends who you ask. We have something going on the range almost every single day of the year. It may not be apparent to the naked eye or the year, but there's something happening. Some some element of improving our nation's defense, whether it's readiness or a system getting tested. So it may not always be a noisy aircraft flying overhead at low altitudes. But there's something happening here all the time. And yet, at the same time, I tell you, I stayed at the cottages there a few years ago and back into the cottage overlooked this huge wonderful beach. And then beyond the beach, there was knee-high. I don't think I ever saw a knee-high before that day. But it was really a sight to see. It was it was beautiful. It was right out there. And I was very impressed with not only the isolation, but the purity of it and the respect for the environment and the respect for the cultural heritage that knee-high ever get over there because I know you have some kind of radar facility on the EOW. We do have a couple of assets over there, some electronic warfare structures. And we have a partnership with the landowner out there as well. And the knee-high is, you know, it's they call it the Forbidden Island, but it is spectacular out there. And I have I had had the opportunity to go set foot on it and it is quite a sight from the beaches of PMRF. That was a desired duty to be at the marking sense. Is it the kind of duty where you put it on your wish list all the time and try to get there throughout your career. And then one day you get there. It definitely was for me towards a lot of part of my career when I found out what's out here. But we kind of have one of those things that you don't want to talk about it too much. Otherwise, you'll create an unnatural affinity for it across the whole forest. So if everybody knew what it was like out here, outside the gate of Navy officers like me trying to get in here and serve here. But it's definitely hands down the best, you know, it's the most beautiful place I've ever been. But it's really the people that I get to serve with here and the community that I get to serve in and serve with it that make the difference. Yeah, can you talk about the staff you've got? And for that matter, your website is replete with references to jobs and all. So what sort of a staff do you have? What kind of specialties do you have within that staff? How many civilian? How many, you know, active duty? And what kind of jobs are available for, you know, white residents? So that's a great question, Jay. I appreciate you bringing that up. We do have, we are a Navy installation, but our active duty Navy footprint is fairly small. We have about 100 sailors here. We have about 100 government civilians and then close to 700 contractors that work on the base. And so total population of about 1000. And, you know, most of the civilian workforce here, they come from multi-generational families from either Kauai or Oahu. Very proud to say that a lot of them have technical backgrounds, highly qualified. And a lot of them are the 2030 year mark of their employment here. And so, you know, we endeavor to, it's beneficial for us to have a workforce that comes locally. I think most of us know that if we hire someone from the mainland, there's a potential for a flight risk, if you will, or for them to leave shortly thereafter for whatever reason. But it's a very, great thing to say that most of our folks here are local Hawaiians or local Hawaiians and they couldn't do our mission here without it. We're in the local community. Obviously in times that's not COVID, we like to get out and volunteer in the local community in our schools and volunteering and mentoring and math and science and the other STEM programs just to kind of continue to facilitate that partnership. Oh, sounds like the shipyard in Pearl Harbor. And multi-generational, you know, my wife's family, I've been working there for years and years. I know a lot of people, you know, whose families have been working there for years and years, integrated as part of the community that way. And that's a good life, you know. So isolation doesn't trouble you being, it's very isolated. I mean, geographically from many population centers. And for that matter, from Lihui, it's a long way. But does that make you read a lot of books and so forth? I wish I had time to read a lot of books. But you know, it's all relative. Some people love it. I love it out here. It's, you know, it's not quite as isolated as you think. There's so many things to do here on the Island of Kauai. And that's what we try to tell our new folks that come here is, you know, get out of the office, get out of your rooms, go experience all the beautiful, phenomenal things that Kauai has to offer, whether that's hiking up in the state parks up in Kauai, where it's typically 20 degrees cooler than it is here on the West side, or exploring the North Shore, just the multitude of activities out on the water. I mean, it just, it just doesn't get any better than Kauai. And I'll take that, that remote and isolated characterization any day. And then of course, everything that's happened with the past year, I think the vast majority of us living out here on the West side would argue there is absolutely no better place to be than, than right here where we are. Yeah. And the numbers are good. The COVID numbers are good in Kauai for many reasons.  It's the most beautiful trail in all the islands there. It's a fabulous place to walk. And I guess it's not too far away. But let's talk about the technology.  It's always been steeped in technology. It was organized to do technology. And I'm sure that missiles are only part of it. But I wonder what, you know, to the extent you can talk about what kind of technology have you got going. And if I'm a technology nut, you know, what would I, what would I want to study to understand this, you know, the activities you have there? So I think when it, certainly when it comes to the Department of Defense, if you could pick a weapons system or a capability, it's most likely being tested here at PMRF. It has been at one point or will be at one point. Currently on the base, we have Raytheon is here testing their latest technologies for radars that are going to be going on the latest Navy destroyers called the Spy 6. We have one of our most frequent customers is the Missile Defense Agency. They'll come out several times a year and test their latest capabilities when it comes to defending the homeland, whether that's firing a simulated target or firing the interceptor itself. And then, of course, all the units in the Navy and other branches of service will come out on the range, whether that's underwater on the surface or in the air and hone their skills and their readiness, testing their latest tactics, techniques and procedures out on the range. There's really no other place in the world better to do it than right here off the coast of Kauai. Yeah, the operative word being testing. So that's probably central in your mission to test the technologies in various weapons systems and reconnaissance and defense systems and so forth right there. I'm very valuable. So one thing that struck me is that the Navy runs this and you as a Navy captain, you run it and it's a Navy managed facility, if you will. It's been that way since 1964. But query, doesn't the Air Force have a role in all of this? The Air Force has all kinds of missile systems and weapons systems that are totally relevant to the testing we are talking about. Where is the Air Force in this picture? Well, they're probably at the club as usual, but I have my public affairs officer sitting here me and the former Air Force. And we always make fun of each other, of course. But the Air Force, there's other ranges in the world. There's several on the mainland side. The Air Force has other airspace within the Hawaii region that they operate as well. But this is the Navy's range and so they get the first vote on the schedule. And it's not every day that the Navy's here. So there's space within the schedule to accommodate other services as required. But if there's a conflict, then we try to manage it here at PMRF. Otherwise, it will go up to higher headquarters and we'll let the heavies figure out who takes precedence on the range. But certainly the Air Force is a valuable contributor to all the things that we do out here on the range. And oftentimes it's a joint evolution where we have more than just the Navy participating. I also want to add that our partner nations in the region will come out to PMRF often and hone their skills and test their latest and greatest. So it's not just U.S. Department of Defense. It's our partner nations which are those relationships that you see are vitally important. Yeah. Just like the joint operations, the Navy does a rib pack. Same thing. We share and work together, collaborate to get to meet each other and so forth. It's all good and it's all part of what we call a military diplomacy, if you will. Yes, it is. So one thing, you talk about the millions of miles that you cover looking west, looking to Asia. It's a fabulous vantage point from the point of view of being aware of what's going on of being, if you will, a first line of defense actually from Asia. And I wonder if what happens at the missile range also relates to the defense of the country on an active capacity and a defense of Hawaii on an active capacity. I mean, should we see you as somebody who would protect us at a given point in time if anything was flying overhead and, you know, such as the 2017 experience with the missiles that weren't missiles, January 2017? I mean, should we see the missile range as somebody who would spot that sort of thing and who would protect us? That's not our current mission right now. There may come a time where PMRF has a larger role or not. That is yet to be determined. And there are some assessments currently going on if that's possible or if that makes sense to do. But right now, our mission and where our leaders at PMRF doing its thing is in the testing and training. That keeps us busy enough. And when it comes to, you know, defense of Hawaii or protecting all of our interests here within the state, there are certainly other capabilities and capacities not resident here at PMRF that currently can adequately do that. As we move into the future, that question, that answer becomes less clear. And I know there's, you know, if we continue, that's where we move forward with that. Yeah, I don't know if people realize, but missions of particular facilities change over time. There's this sort of organic evolution of the deployment of people and materiel and technology for that matter all over the world. And I'm sure this never a day that goes by when something isn't changing in the way the United States positions itself in the world. And I'm sure that, you know, civic missile range is no exception to that. It's part of a larger network, so to speak of our defense capability. So, you know, one thing is Kauai. Kauai is a special place. And Kauai, for example, I'm just thinking back historically has had a fair amount of activism around the crops, which I don't think it's too far away from the Pacific Missile Range, where, you know, there was, there were activists who were opposing, for example, the crop, the Monsanto and the like were growing, you know, seed crops and testing facilities there. And so you have in Kauai a certain amount of, I call it environmental activists. And I guess that's still the case at least to some extent, although there was a point in time a few years ago where they were very, very active.  I have not in my tenure here, Jay, and I know that's not necessarily a characteristic of just Kauai. But fortunately, I haven't had to experience that. But, you know, when it comes to kind of our partnership here in Kauai, you know, if you were to look at the four biggest contributors within the state of Hawaii, I think you can boil them down to tourism, Department of Defense, agriculture, and then everything that happens out on the ocean nearby. And so, you know, all those four elements are here with us on the west side of Kauai, particularly. We have an agreement with the state for agricultural lands to our east that's certainly beneficial for us as a testing and training. We have on our Makai side on the ocean. We have tour boats that go by 20 times a day during a normal year, and they coordinate with us to go through with our range operations and get approval. And nine times out of ten, there's not anything going on that would impede their progress. And then, of course, in the tourism industry or bringing money to the economy, PMRF, with its employment of about 1,000 folks, brings about $150 million to the local economy. And then those big tests from the Missile Defense Agency that I was referring to, about three or four times a year, they usually bring about two to four hundred folks for those for those evolutions. And so that adds a couple more million dollars. And so, you know, that would certainly be in front of my mind as a companion view to those others who would naysayers about our presence here on the west side. Yeah.  You're a major employer. And as you say, a contributor to the economy of Kauai for a long time. So, you know, you're in an interrelationship that's certainly worth maintaining. And talk about that. You know, what is the future for a parking sense, Pacific Missile Range facility? Is it expanding? Have you seen it expand? Do you find that more and more elements and resources and people are being assigned and deployed to the facility? Is it flat? Is it declining? How has COVID affected the deployment of material and technology and people? And what do you see in the future? You know, I don't know, you really can't speak out the national plan, but what do you see the relevance of parking sense for us and for the country in the future? So, we're not expanding in a physical sense. You know, our role as that crown jewel, like I mentioned, particularly for the Pacific Fleet, is going to remain as strong as it is today. Is it future? And I think that expansion is going to come from technological advances that we have. There's this thing called live virtual constructive training. And being able to do that simulated advanced training with the fleet is going to make them more ready for any kind of future conflict. And so technological advances with capabilities within the range are going to be where we see the evolution here. And so more skills, more capability that we can deliver to the fleet is where we see the way forward. As far as COVID goes and the impact that it's had, we've maintained a steady drumbeat of meeting our requirements for our customers. We haven't led up. There's been a few external customers that have had to reschedule some events, but that's not because of lack of capability here at PMRF. And so I think the biggest thing, the biggest impact that it's had out here for us is just we haven't been able to travel as much as we usually do, whether that's to visit home or go on leave or something like that. But that just gives us more opportunity to enjoy Kauai a little bit more and appreciate the times when we can travel, which I don't think is in the far distant future. Sound like a great job, Captain. You know, I mean, if you're talking about a career, this would be also a gem in your career, wouldn't it? This would be a great way to advance the national interest and the technology that we use to defend ourselves and also satisfy your curiosity about what is at the front end of things and where we are going in terms of national defense. I would imagine it's really attractive for you. And I like your view of it, but I also like to know how you got there so I can do the same thing. So I could go to the same schools, study the same subjects and get your job. What do you think? I tell you what, Jay, I am extremely blessed to be here. I've gained a lot more optimism about the course where we're going and where our future is with respect to our capabilities within the fleet, no doubt about it. But I don't know, my philosophy is that it's better to be lucky than good sometimes and I got in here. But no, my background is I joined the Navy to become an aviator and I was lucky enough to do that and I flew F-18s for a number of years and never in my wildest dreams that I did number one, I think I'd be in this long number two that I'd have a chance to be stationed here and serve with this phenomenal group that we have here and live amongst our friends here on the West Side of Kauai. So yeah, I myself every day, Jay, and it'll be a sad day when I have to leave, but it'll be one that I know I'll have to promise myself I come back every year to come see that vision of knee-how. Let me ask you for closing words, Captain. What would you like people to think of in terms of the Pacific Missile Range facility and how would you like to see them sort of characterised as a part of our islands? Yeah, so I think when people think of Pacific Missile Range facility, I think a couple of words come to mind. Number one is people, the dedicated group of professionals that we have out here serving our country, serving the local community and highly skilled that doing their technical work. And then the second one is just readiness, just the contribution that PMRF provides due to the dedication and skill set of those people to the readiness of the fleet, the readiness of our testing customers. And I think you combine those two things. I think you understand why our leaders call this the crown jewel of the Pacific. And it doesn't help to have the most beautiful beaches in the world right on the coastline here, the base. Yeah, it's part of the great tradition between the military and Hawaii. It's a statement of that for sure. Well, thank you very much, Captain. I really appreciate you coming on and sharing with us and answering my questions. And as soon as COVID is over, I'm going to pay a visit to Kauai. And maybe if I have enough gas in my car, I'll come up and see you and say hi. Please do, Jay. We're absolutely privileged to have you. And we'll have you for a restaurant here, shenanigans on base. But it's a privilege day. Thank you for having me. Thank you, Captain.


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Huh interesting That's riley and sithkin or something. I'm glad that you didn't get banned accidentally anthony Dean with the brew crew in 15 got benjamin b with a mixer spots. Thank you guys appreciate that Um, again two to go in the first mixer guardians and a's guardians and a's Guardians and a's Double down on it. That's rough man. I doubled down on it too. I doubled down because I I must accidentally copied b I must accidentally copied b and I doubled down dot doubled down on it, man Look at our own employees trolling us man. Not good. Not good banning everybody Up now there you go We've got kyle saying be over there and pretending that he's me. Ha ha ha funny guy. Good memories and johnny farmella Camp aldermen and lodging at spinoza or sir Yes, thanks. Look at this Kyle He did that. I was named signed in Did they do it for us like 50? She like yesterday. I said i'm a i'm a huge bud. I'm a huge bud I did do it the forest one time back in burg to 75 Forced at the pub. I'm actually gonna go walk over there and Go sign out real quick After this work Soon as I saw the the not the link. That was it man. Maybe that was over Uh carlson reed You did the same thing though. Ha ha ha clack clack clack Kyle just says i'm fun. Kyle just called himself a bud. Clack clack clack It's insane that you literally can't sign into another uh account. I'll find a way I'll find a way. I'll call Joe. There's uh, I got his number. Cole young sparkle schweiger and lupus gordon Lunar glow of aj ewing Fire the cannons, uh, let's go. Cam Fisher croissant agon knows what's up What's up a ton? That's a good one. Uh base auto jackson wiggins for the cubs rats on that's cubbies Ryan b with the a's In the first mixer just the guardians left everybody. Let's go honor burns and Nelson rata One more big template of the year christian acinbury Jets franchise savior christian acinbury Paul skeens gutierrez cold carry me Not say that now not saved. Yeah Confirmed not saved base auto typhoid fever Typhoid fever everybody. Let's go Ventana gutierrez chase to warsky gradient, uh aqua pink of joe redfield the 199 on paper for the angels Hey loose That is a base first ethan o'donnell first bill and case dad Cam fisher to 199 use your lunar crater and cj capis more to bring it next here. That's what we need Kevin sim and beyond Jorge Nobody's tonight yet. No. Yeah, not yet. Not yet. Uh giant That is a cam collier cross uh draft picks and prospects to 4.99 and tommy hulk Might have been too tough. Floyd's not one. I might be bugging. It might have been three There's wiggins floyd and I think somebody else I do apologize if that is the case everybody Just the gadions in the next one. Thank you. They're mr. Mark picking up a mixer. Um random team spot mark a Very close very close. Oh, yeah He's on the ice Flemme and haste bias Yeah, I think there was two ties and on yeah, there could have but you might be right and there is a jackson wiggins So you're probably right jake. I'm just looking too on top right now napsic and colson Montgomery colt emerson Axe anderson ariel castro To bring it gold That's all the three and it kind of looks like a nine go redwings though. We're yeah, we're with jayce Tashawn walton and john then mech. Yeah We ride with jayce. Absolutely redwings Detroit Detroit sports outside of the pistons You know, uh, we never go out to 75. I wouldn't mind them but they've Shroff refractor and felt themselves they've knocking very good Wing stops loving it though. Oh, yeah, like they win you get five free wings the order They sing a lot of wings, man. Jacob wilson to 150. They really did a lot of wings But donny know he's sorting all 20 breaks of jumbo for me alphabetically. I will I will Salt ebon and brocoya donny would walk in and walk out of there Donny would be like that simpsons meme where he walks in and then walks right out He's safe for joshua. Okay. I'm out You do the donny be like, yeah, okay To 199 and jonah cox you should lure a crater Almost ciders pistons haven't given the fans free wings since october 28 Jayce burrow fin and jacob creepy. Dang man I did since sam was wearing the billy napier. Yeah, exactly. jayce lost his job Debbie's and tale of santos the 25 Congrats on that one. Uh dbex jake wilson first and hunter oen first ethansalis Rock a forte and base How much sucks me on the team?  That's colorado Collin and cellist in markets brown Levi wells That is a first base auto of white lingford. There we go. Congrats rangers. Let's go man rangers rangers We have some more lingford Yes, it's a little Andrew Gilbert. Yeah, I've got the insert auto and I'll get your base chrome Fairness, let's get a quick update on the brink and see if that's shock shock calendar or not here I've never been this bent out of shape over hockey in my life Thank you. Let's go kind of just shot Two let's go halfway there Kyle. Let's go halfway there. It's like the first lines out there too. Oh, what are we doing? Pass it to brink it. What are we doing? What 499 colman picard? That's not how we roll now I'm ever gonna redirect. I'm ever another one It's all is nathan debtmer and jackson billmeister brady spot and 30 bucks breaks with 2k on bids. Wow 8k Wait 8k geez 30 boxer 30 There's a 30 case jacob wilson the um woman glass and rock raiders 30 k. Yeah, I'd imagine that that sounds about right for what it would go for Honestly, no, you're good. You could you good nothing? Paul skeens nice one there to 125 Merrill and hunter holland Good bit. I haven't seen an auto cell, but like michael A good bit all to 50 and tenor macramina base did like 900 on bids The fracter did what 16 Oh my god, something like that. Yeah purple same a moony ups to 250 and loop casual See an auto. See some ink of him tonight.  Yeah. Oh, yeah Not tonight yet josh. No, no brady's quite yet. Hopefully soon. We'll see one That would be sweet Wow another white lingford Third one of the break. Congrats. I think it's gabriel. I believe has the uh The rangers in this. Uh, yes, congrats gabriel third white lingford of the break two base and one insert auto I'm already on void and first refractor of rock rodin That'll play uh cold miller first base auto for the ace Chris clark and shrey morgan Purple nice ralfi valasquez the 250 for the guardians congrats anton with cleveland. Love me some ralfi Uh, bonilla white lingford first refractor and on to the last one. Yeah, it's a gold paperoni of austin tresser first for the mess White lingford first base a charlie soto And malia huna do a quick recap here everybody. We've got a uh roger garyas 299 uh homer busch travis honeyman jet williams 75 jew hackenburg William burgoyah set the keener to uh as well as kevin parrata the 50 colton ledbetter to 50 Austin trestler to 25 yohan jivargas devison de los santos Got a base autos of cold miller k denton ty floy jackson wiggins alex clemmie kemp alderman alberto rios uh jack mahoney uh ija yohan Andrew pinkney uh kendall george K. Denton mike bovey ralfi valasquez will nag that for you tony Uh to 150 kemp alderman malia huna and trade morgan. Got you man. Got you uh our paul skeens to uh 99 right yeah 99 and then three separate white lingford's two base autos and one insert auto bowman glass to 99 as well So not too shabby there for the ranger spot that'll do it for the break everybody. Thanks again for the fill coming up next Is the first mixer


Check out the purchase I got at Lowe's right there folks is one of the wall sconces that goes in the kitchen area Steve is just unpacking it right now, but let me get you here's a nice view of that thing So it's kind of I did order 12 volt Edison bulbs To go in the wall sconce. We're just gonna have to drill a hole and put a push button in there I thought having it in the kitchen area would be nice, but I'm not gonna have one back here Just in case anyone's legs happen to hit it. Oh, did I say that out loud? These are 110 household things and some of you may be wondering can you use these 12 volt and Steve the correct answer is Probably okay, there we have it So actually Neil picked these out Neil has a Pretty good eye pretty fashionable eye over there Which one's the fashionable one Oh So Steve is just checking them out for these because we're gonna have to possibly Support you know you could do you could do it vertical wait no But yeah, so fun household stuff. We're using household plugs on some of this stuff You can apparently use these things on 12 volt. Yes, sir They must use a 12 volt bowl not a regular bulb or thank you or someone will we are only using this fixture to hold a 12 volt bulb and It's gonna be ready So this is this is a regular house fixture But if we use a regular house 110 bulb that things would happen, okay So only 12 volt bulbs if you're wiring the 12 the man knows this stuff So I ordered an e26 Edison LED that fits in there a 19 is the shape which is this I got one That was a little bit more teardrop because of the man himself who picked it out Don't don't So anyways, we're just a move along here. You got a water boom in the back putting in the bed Think of a jiggy like I said if any all these guys are for hire yo Dean do you want a solar job if anybody hits you up? No, okay except for Dean water booms up for Eric and his tools steep on steep install stuff. So hit these guys up. We've got Dave out here. Yo Dave Thanks for painting dude We got we got Dave Wander's out there. We got a whole crew over here. So this is this is quite exciting So anyways, I'm gonna get to work. We'll check in a little bit later. I need to install that thing at some point here What are you making me? I'm making you a temporary toilet Until you get whatever you're going to want to use permanent This is an interesting system that he has here. So he's got a lid that Screws on and I'll be using this until I get a real toilet Very basic system So this is I'm having a temporary toilet and he was nice enough to share a Toilet technique because I don't have a toilet yet. So this is going to be very handy. So this is Is there a name for this? I don't know.   Yeah, so you you take your Bedding material whatever you're using your medium for For taking care of business You go in here So that is a just like that now this Goes on top that stuff compresses So you take care of business right you lift this bucket off Take a handful of material so to prepare for a number two You fill it you fill it with wood chips or Like hamster bedding material whatever you're going to use so you put it in there You take care of business you pull this off to grab a handful throw it in there on top of your business Set this bag down So you've got storage and then this is a gamma-sealed lid that you put on that's why you use a smaller bucket So the smaller bucket can have a trash bag on it and then spin that up tight and no odors and When you need to you need to Empty this you just pull this pale out Bag it up throw it away compost whatever it's all right there. So this pale stays clean This pale stays clean, but they're too separate. They're two separate deals. Yep. I gotcha anyway excellent That is a great solution and this cost me all of about I don't know Yeah, I was gonna say 10 bucks 15 bucks a lot cheaper than those thousand dollar toilets guys because I still do not want to Buy a thousand dollar toilet somebody wants to give me one then I'll use it, but I'm on a budget, so I'm gonna be using the bucket system. All right. Thanks, dude. Let me see the camera All right now, let's see if see if you fit There we go, that's it welcome to the van life Van down by the river grabbing on a bucket Hi checkbook Water, but what are you doing back here, buddy? I am fitting some nice plywood pieces in here for your bed So that you'll have a nice consistent line, but then these pieces will be fixed in the back But then this piece and the one on the other side will be able to be lifted up and opened up to access the water tank Uh-huh the electrical on the other side. Awesome. Awesome. Now. I know guys There there is a little darkness happening It is not the quality of the camera have it on auto if I were to switch over to manual that could work I just don't want to so we're just gonna deal with a little darkness I will point it towards a properly exposed area, but that's because that's what happens when you use a camera And there is something bright in the background or outside and you're inside in a darker space All right, so I know everybody who likes to say I can't see anything And I turn on lights it doesn't really do much because it is that's what happens indoors during the day contrast Sounds like camera operator error to me Yeah, that's right. I don't know what I'm doing So Steve, what are you guys going on here, buddy? I'm taking a part The thing I put together three times. Yes. Well, we're putting in the small climbing wall. Oh Actually, I might it might be a good idea to put a couple steps. We're talking about that what you were going Oh, that's funny. That's good. This this will close this in and we'll be all Now if we want to add a shaker look to that should we do that before we install that thing Like a shaker look to it. Yeah, well, no. Yeah, I'm gonna well. Yes. Okay, awesome I we were planning for three-quarter here, but then now that's three-quarter But when you mentioned that it's gonna make a thicker so I'm gonna put a I'm gonna put a fatter Solid piece all the way. Okay. Okay there so that you get it. Yeah, my idea kind of mess unless you think it's all right to Have a plane, you know wall I mean, it's up to you. It's it's you're what you got to live with so It's not the end of the world the rest we can it wouldn't be that hard. I don't know Do you think it would look better guys? What do you think comment below? So we went to? Lows yesterday. We got some some stain. I opened up this provincial got early American I got two gallons of each Dave Wander said hey, dude. Why don't you cut it with mineral spirits? This is a not cut right now. So As you can see it's going pretty dark, but it does match pretty well with the darks of the countertops and With the darks of the floor, so we're gonna have that nice dark cream dark cream dark thing going on and We're gonna differentiate ourselves from Mike's bus Mike's bus is great I'm going for better than Mike's bus on this one It current life situation one room is talking to me about trim. What do you got there, buddy? Well, we're going around about the how we're gonna finish out these nice outside corners and We have some of this nice Stuff that's a equal, you know equal size. It's about what is it? Almost seven eighths both ways Pine and we'll be cutting that down and put a nice piece over the corners to finish it out real nice I'll paint it up. Mm-hmm match the cabinets. All right. Sounds good Steve's over here. Steve. What are you doing? Thicken up this door jam. Mm-hmm. Why? Tell us you hinges, right? Yes, and the hinges are bigger than the The two-byes, so this will give us we have two by four on this side This will give us more or less two by four on this side. Mm-hmm, and then I'm gonna take same kind of I'm gonna just Go right on up. You know what this is looking like Steve. It's like a boss looks it's looking like the cat's pajama I leave it to you. I leave it to you to try to put pajamas on my cat Not advised Beautiful wall here and thank you to Steve for for helping out with this Let's jump in the back and I'll show you where the real pajama action is going I primed the whole top side of the bed platform here. I'm trying to avoid the Windows in the frame because you know, it'll make everything dark, but this is a nice primer and Get a little light sand get some of these bumps out and We will paint it that nice cabinet cream We're down to less than a gallon. So hopefully we make it through Everything but there is a chance. I will have to put a couple coats on somewhere else All right, you got an update. We've got the night crew. We got West transcend existence Transcendence bus Dean myself with the orange gloves out now. We're about to do something completely off the charts This was not planned. We just decided to do this a couple days ago We I it was a experimental thought the consciousness between the group anyways, so We have option a which was the darker side an option be the lighter one And so my brain says maybe we should go for the lighter of the two Because it is the ceiling so that's what we're gonna do. We're putting gel stain We're putting chestnut gel stain on the ceiling these guys are gonna be the pliers. I'm gonna be the wiper Yeah, it's gonna be great. Yeah, it's gonna be awesome Ready set go guys. Let's get to it. This is the last little bit. We got the fans are going the heaters on The door is open We were trying to ventilate because we have an abundance of brain cells and we are losing them by the minute here We all have very good brains, and we're all very stable geniuses and so this is the last bit You have a couple areas to tighten up over here It's a little walk-through the lights are gonna be in the way and distracting will pop them in probably tomorrow Just let the stuff dry But this definitely closes it in a bit makes it a bit more cabin feeling here is what did you still look like? Here is what it currently looks like, but I said what like I said the lights are definitely changing the look of this thing So it did turn into kind of a wine barrel Look, I did the closet like that as well the match like I said, this could be a different color I'm not really sure what's going on.


Our journey today started by inspecting the world at the nanoscale as we flew through IBM's latest groundbreaking work in semiconductors. Now, for our last stop, we're going to widen our aperture and talk about the world's largest and most powerful computing resource ever created, the cloud. Let's take a second to visualize it. This globe shows the major data centers of the world's top public crowd providers, hundreds of locations in dozens of countries that spans nearly every continent. However, this only paints a portion of the picture. What is not being shown are the massive number of private computing environments that exist in silos across the globe. The cloud has dramatically evolved over many years to what it is today, a massively distributed network of public and private data centers comprising zettabytes of computing power and data storage. For us to fully appreciate the engineering and networking marvel that is the hybrid cloud, which combines public and private environments, we must appreciate the software that runs it. Enter the world of hard tech software. Hey, Priya, how are you? Hi, Tario. How are you? It's so good to see you. I remember a couple years ago when you were telling me, Tario, for all the progress of what's happening on cloud, we got to get to the point where we get the cloud to work as if it was a single, infinitely powerful computer. So what do you mean by that? Well, Tario, think about the simplicity of just working on your laptop. You have a common operating system, tools you're familiar with, and most importantly, you're spending most of your time working on code. Working on the cloud is far from that. You have to understand the nuances of all the cloud providers. There's AWS, Azure, GCP, IBM, private clouds. You have to provision cloud resources that might take a while to get online. And you have to worry about things like security and compliance and resiliency, scalability, cost efficiency. It's just a lot of complexity. When I think about the heterogeneous nature of the cloud, everything from large data centers to the edge, all these complexities that you're talking about, is there a prayer that we can actually address it and realize this vision? Yeah, indeed. I think it's one of the greatest challenges that we should solve right now in computer science to harness this tremendously heterogeneous and distributed system. I think there are two key elements to a good software architecture for this. So first is open technologies, and the second one is the right software abstractions. Now open technology is because proprietary software stacks from different vendors not only add to all this complexity, but they stifle innovation. Key software abstractions start with the operating system, which is Linux. So as you know, Dario, Linux as the operating system for the data center era really unleashed this proliferation of software, including virtualization technologies like containers. And that ushered in the cloud era. Now hybrid cloud is no different. We now need a distributed operating system to provide us that common layer of abstraction across these heterogeneous and distributed cloud resources. And Kubernetes is the open technology that's emerging as the winner in this evolutionary battle. So you have Linux containers, Kubernetes. So these are the open technologies. And, you know, when it comes to enterprise ready supported, the most secure versions of this software, you have Red Hat Enterprise Linux or REL and OpenShift. This is our hybrid cloud platform. And this is the foundation for our cloud computer. So that is the path to be able to wrangle this complexity into something that gives you productivity. But you and the team are also pushing a vision that goes even beyond that. This world of serverless. So what is it and why is that so exciting? That's right. So serverless technologies, that's the key to realizing this vision of the cloud as a computer. So there are three key attributes to serverless. The first one is ease of use, and there's on demand elasticity and pay for what you use. So let me give you an example. So take a simple data prep task on the cloud, which is fairly common. But the data in this case could be coming from anywhere, literally. Edge environments, for example. And to make this as simple as a command you could issue on your laptop, a lot of things have to happen under the covers. And today it's the developers and the data scientists doing these things manually. So I have to worry about, do I have access? Am I allowed to move the data? Where are the API keys? How many containers should I spin up?  But with serverless, you can literally boil this down to one single command, as simple as moving files around on your laptop. And the serverless platform does the rest underneath. So that's the beauty of serverless. And we are pushing this vision forward today in the K-native open source community. And just like with Linux and Kubernetes, there is a supported enterprise-ready version of K-native that's available on OpenShift today. It's called OpenShift Serverless. It's also available on IBM Cloud called Code Engine. So you can try these out today, but we continue to push this evolution of serverless and it's getting us closer and closer to that vision of the cloud as a computer. Yeah. The cloud has an infinitely powerful computer, but working as if it was a computer. I love the vision and how you and the team and the extended Red Hat team and the whole open community is making this a reality. So thank you, Priya, for everything that you do and for the fantastic work. And I look forward to talking to you soon. Thanks, Dario. See you. We are well down the road of executing our vision of making the world's hybrid cloud resources as easy to use as a single computer. When we do, we will finally realize the full revolutionary potential of the cloud, the ability to get what we need when we need it down to the millisecond with the click of a button. Today's Red Hat Open Hybrid Cloud Platform, built on Linux and Kubernetes, provides the essential interoperability layer to seamlessly blend the computational powers of high performance computing, AI and quantum across cloud providers and across public and private environments all the way to the edge. It is a computing architecture that will enable us to discover faster, solve more complex problems and push not only science, but business to new frontiers.


The following is a presentation of TFNN, the Tiger Technician Hour with your host, Hazel Chapman. Call now, toll-free at 1-877-927-6648. Good morning everyone, Hazel Chapman here on this Thursday, the 6th of July. We're looking at the Dow down 406,000 to 33,081. We're warning subscribers for at least a week now that I think that we're coming into some kind of selling pressure and that on a very short-term basis, the daily charts are probably going to make this dreaded age pattern. But those 9-period moving averages and all the indices are still strongly above the 14, is going to take another big session down to at least get this 9-period in the daily. The green line is way above the 40, but when they both change trajectory where there isn't a divergence, but they both sharply down, there's a really good chance that at some point, see where it saved the day right here, very ugly candle, and then all of a sudden the 9-period moving average stays above the 14, and I said be careful because that should turn into an M-shaped pattern. That M-shaped pattern will be a test because if the vertical lines show a discrepancy, look at this, the Dow at 34,588 and the 16th of June, nice strong leg D. What's the objective of the Chapman wave to get to at least a Pd in a buy mode? We can go higher, but at least to get to a D. And what do we have? We have the mag D strong moving average converges, diverges. We have the 9-way over the 14-period moving average. We have the stochastic way up in the 86, almost 90-percent area. We've got the double top in the on-balance volume, and then what happens when you retest? I think it was just a fractional mist. Let me just go through that again. I should have typed it in. I forgot to. I typed it in the daily chart. Let me see what I've got you in the daily chart. And I sent to subscribers every day. Okay, so that's a good example of what we're looking at. Let me see what the short-term trading index is. It's way up in the 270 area. That suggests that there should be e-mini strength coming in, even if it's from lower down. So be prepared that at any point you can get sudden bursts of upside energy. But the trend, the tide, I believe, at least in the short-term, is trending down. So let's just go back to what we were talking about here. So we've got the high that was made on the 30th of June at 34,467.39. And the next day it's 465.66. So yes, it started at peak B right there, great peak B. Remember, I said the technicals are not strong enough to call this a buy mode. That should go to a D. But what we are looking at is that we're looking at a sharp move down. And I always say there are two fighting patterns, cups and arches. The cup pattern, look what happened. The MACD was good, but not anywhere as good as it was on the 16th of June. The stochastic was way weaker. The on-balance volume was way down here. It was only the ninth-grade moving average that was really positive. So what I said to subscribers, I don't want to short these key indices. What is the very best industry that I can look at at this particular moment is the weakness in the SMHs. So we are short, three-times short position in the SOXS. And the reason being, look at this, look how strong, and I showed this on the other day, on the 16th, I believe it was, the semiconductor ETF goes to 155.94.  And then it went to a rebound. And look at this, look how weak on the 3rd of July, 154.07. Not very much lower, but look how weak, 154.07. Look how weak the MacDear already, it tried to deflect higher. It couldn't even get close to being positive. And look at the stochastic, way down here at the 52% area, but that ninth-grade moving average is still positive. So what it's telling me are three things. Number one is, I'd say that it'll take time, it's a whole process before it can actually flip to negative, if it's going to, and we still don't know if it's going to flip negative. At any point you can get something that happens, I don't think it's going to happen, but you could get something that says, hey, watch out, I'm having another running to the upside and the thing that says to me, just keep it as a possibility, even though it's just, at this point it's very, it would be unusual to do that, is Apple. I've spent, I don't know how much time, I've spent trying to count the tab wave notation in Apple, and each time I keep coming out to a C, everything about this looks like it should be an alternate count, a G stash C, that this is, for Apple, some kind of at least a short-term dating chart. Not the weekly, the weekly is still looking great, but that dating has all the characteristics. So I don't know whether I've miscounted, I've gone through it a couple of times. I know I've got a chance of an alternate count, but I don't like to make it a convolution. It either is or it isn't. But when you're looking at thousands and thousands of charts to have a rare peak C failure in going to all-time highs or recovery highs, that is so rare, but it can happen. So I'm just saying, everything about Apple at this particular point is holding beautifully. The Mac Dione now has started to turn down a little bit. Stochastics at 83, still positive. On balance volume turned down, but still pretty good. 90 is way above the 40. So yes, Apple could give you one quick spike to the upside above the 194s to maybe make that league D. But I'm not resting everything on just an Apple. I'm saying that because of the way the semiconductors have been acting, look at this, NVIDIA has the same pattern. You made a peak F at 439.90. I mean, I put that at 439.90. I think that was also the same day, 439.90. And if you look at the vertical test, look at this, how strong it was right there. It actually wasn't as strong as it was just earlier than that, but it was pretty darn strong. And then when it retested just even yesterday, going to the 431.77 high, look how weak the MACD is. Look how weak the stochastic is. Look how weak the on-battles volume is. But that nine-period moving average is still holding well, and that's why it's taking time. But I had said, and I was wrong, that I suspected in the end of June to the first week of July, we would start to see a test going towards the gap down. That gap down from the gap high was, this is the gap up. I'm sorry, it's called the low of the bar, 366.35. Well, that is clearly wrong. It's showing tremendous strength. And I remember, I like to pair it because I get questions about this all the time. In fact, I wonder if I've got one right now. Let's see. Turn the hype machine up. It's all about interest rates. Yeah, yeah, yeah, Paul, I'm the hype-hyper. For sure.  All right, so there we go. There's strength at the 439.90 area, and there's weakness here. And that just says, there should be some kind of a fallback. But the chart itself, this is a high-level consolidation. It's like the Apple chart at this particular moment. The price itself is holding fantastically. I like to pair it since Paul is there with GE. The GE had an alternate count. There was GSAS C. And now there becomes a D at this point. Tigers and Tigresses get ready for our annual 4th of July Tiger Dollar sale. From now until July 7th, you can receive a 20, 30, or even a 40% bonus when you purchase Tiger Dollars. Tiger Dollars are automatically applied to your account and can be used for all subscriptions and purchases. Don't wait, this sale ends July 7th. Visit TFNN.com today to purchase Tiger Dollars and receive a 20, 30, or even a 40% bonus. 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I just wanted to clarify. When you're talking about Nvidia, that's one type of trader that's in or trader, or maybe even a long-term buy-and-hold person. It's just a different mentality. Look, it doesn't matter to you if you have a stock that you buy at 150 and it goes, in this case, to 400, or if you've got a stock that goes from 60 and it goes to 110 or 107. When one is with a PE that's out of sight, it's changed a little bit because of the projections, but I don't believe the projections. That's the Nvidia. And the other is a GE that's just been hammered for decades and decades and decades, and now it's finally got things right. There's a different mentality. This is a value stock in a different way completely. You can even call Nvidia, in a sense, a value stock because it's part of the entire economy, just as GE is part of the cyclical and heavy-duty equipment-type economy. So Nvidia is the spark. It's the engine. Without the chips, you haven't got anything. So I don't look at it that way. I don't look at it as if it's a selling point, besides which the only selling point is that I like GE a lot as something that for subscribers I would have liked to have owned. We spoke about it two days before the split when it was GE healthcare. I just didn't do it. I didn't feel like it. It was the complication of having one position that gets smiffed and you've got to figure it all out. That was dumb. I mean, it was such an easy thing to do and it's just gone straight up since GEHC, the GE healthcare, has pulled back very sharply. Very sharply. But it has spectacular move from the 50 area to the high 80s, and now it's dropped to the 76 and it's trading at 80 right now. It's still holding very well, but I think it's not quite ready for an entry point. Anyway, so I just wanted to say, don't get excited about it. One has an evaluation of if the price is moving up, your only objective is to make money in the stock market. Isn't that the point? I mean, what else is the point? Is to use it to be able to make money, build a portfolio, build up a kidney. That's what I try to do for subscribers. We take little bits of profit all the time because we try to build a nice kidney even if it's not saying to subscribers, okay, this is great. Now it's triple because those triples, in fact, would have for us could have been unbelievable to the upside when you got over 100 and 150 points, 150% gains. But wow, if you make a mistake, that's just terrible. So it's, you know, steady and smooth is the way to be. So in the way, when I'm looking at it right now, I'm just looking at the charts and I'm saying, okay, so those are working. Then a couple of questions came in. Let me just get to them right now because I want to do, no, I first have to do the TLT. You see the TLTS, I spoke about in the chapter, we've got a lowercase H that goes to a lowercase M and the whole thing about it is the 98th level is going to be imperative to hold. So far, we've slid today to 99, 84 in the daily chart. You've got a left side, right side arch formation to that long-legged doji candle right there. We went to the exact day with inside wedge target support line being tested. If you look at the exact opposite of the TNX and I need to talk about this because this is part, I don't disagree. The interest rates are absolutely imperative to monitor here. So as far as selling anything, no, we just doing an analysis as best we can. That's objective here is to try to do that. I do not have to hype that at all. We've got our own positions. We've done very nicely with our positions. So no, that's not the case. So what did I do there? I was going to type in what I was going to type in. Oh, question came in. So the first question was the KRE. So I was looking at the TLT. This is all part of the KRE. This is the financials. This is the regional ETF. If the interest rates are going to go much higher, my suspicion is that the regionals will be hurt perhaps even more than the big money center banks because they've got a lot of other things going as well. So let's just look at this, the KRE, which we were long and I said, no, we're going to take up money and profit and we were out of this because I don't like the action at all that was after that PD, S&P Regional Banking ETF. It had 78.81 January high 2022. Takes a little tumble down to the 34s. Has a nice left side right. Look at this beautiful symmetry of the left side to the 33.48 low about August of 2020. And now what have we done? We've come back to the 34 level, just a fraction above that and trying to establish a low. But look at the nine period moving average pink underneath the 14 and the weekly chart. This H pattern is going to be imperative to monitor because if there's a close under the week of the second of June low of 38.45, wow. Then that 34.52 low of the fifth of May, 34.54, I believe I said 34.54. That becomes your next target. So what I would prefer to see, it's not listening to me, I'm just saying what I would prefer to see because look, he has this pattern called the dreaded age. I better show this because we always have new viewers. This is the chart pattern I want to look at here. Oh, why did that move out? Oh, no, did I lose that? No way. What happened? Let me just check. Oh, I know there it is. Phew, it was being hidden. I was going to say that would be, I've got it, but it would be a shame because I want to talk about it right now. There's a pattern that I call the dreaded age. There are three patterns I'm looking at all time. Straight line up. There's a straight line up. A pullback, straight line down. There's a straight line down. And cup formation and arch formation. So straight line, arch formation, one and three. If it takes out off your peak A or B and it takes out the left side low, watch out, it can go a lot lower. Well, here it is. That can't be an A because the ball that makes the high cannot be A except for it cannot have a letter to it unless it's an instant restart. So that's your A right there and that A fails, kaboom. And it creates this pattern that I'm talking about, the lowercase h. See, here it is, right here. Off the peak. I'll make it a bit bigger so you can see it. It fails, right? There's your one h. And then there's another h forming right now at leg B. Remember A or B on the upside when you fail and you take out the left side low, you have to be really careful. Jambalaya, what I'm going to say to you is this, if you're looking for a buy and I usually make these gray because there's not a buy mode at all or even a buy signal, if I would be holding off, I'd much prefer to start buying on strength and weakness in anything to do with the financials because look, even the XLF, whoops, typing in over here, even the XLF, which is the S&P financial ETF, XLF, had a much better choice and much better chart had the two-inch period moving average as resistance at a peak F and the other thing that I must do right now is I sometimes put in a down arrow before the nine-period moving average has actually turned negative. I couldn't tell you how many times I've had to go back and change it to the next peak and this is the one that could turn into the down arrow. Why? Because the nine-period moving average is still strong in the XLF, but look at the KRE. Whoops, look at the KRE. As we go to the break, I should promise my engineer, I won't go through the break, we're going to wrap it up right now before we come back. That was on 4.43. Look how negative the nine-period moving average is in the KRE in the daily chart. I'd wait, I think 38 is the area that I'd start looking at to see what happens next. Steve Rhodes started his trading career as a student almost 20 years ago and the student has now become the master. Steve won the prestigious Timer of the Year award in 2018 and barely missed that mark again in 2019, finishing at number two for the year, an amazing accomplishment. Steve Rhodes is committed to sharing his techniques and knowledge with anyone who wants to learn and he shares his vast amount of trading knowledge every day in his Mastering Probability newsletter. Steve's award-winning newsletter, Mastering Probability, is delivered every trading day with updates throughout the afternoon. 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If there is a decisive close, I don't mean just a close of 3910 or 39. If there's a close of like 3875, be careful because you could very quickly go one-to-one to the downside. That'll take you to, I'm just doing it by eye, that will take you to a test of 38, very quickly, 3790. And then the weekly chart, which already looks very weak, look, the mag-D rallied and the price didn't do all that much, 34, so it's a good percentage gain, but it hasn't held. That's the most important thing. Look, the 9-period moving average differential in the mag-D did rally and this started to pull back. Sycastic's running and not too bad at 45%, but it's still overall in number. 45% is very weak, 48%. Sorry, non-balanced volume is weak and that monthly chart says, wow, it just can't hold gains and that's not good. Okay, that's enough with the KRE. Next question was gold. So this is going to be interesting for me because for subscribers, I've been saying in 2023 there's going to be an opportunity for a decent rally in the gold area. It might turn out to be silver a little bit more on a percentage basis than gold. That's what I'm thinking. But at the same time, I was very cautious. We didn't do anything going along for a while now in the gold area because at night, look at this peak F top in the weekly chart. This is the continuous contract. Look at the way the nine-period moving average is turned negative. Look at this mag-D big spread. Look, the histogram, that's the distance between these two lines is getting bigger and bigger. The Sycastic at 18% says it's probably Fs has to go to the single digits before there's at least in the weekly chart a decent strong, not a rally attempt, but a rally that's sustainable to 15% and then 22% and then 30%. I'm kind of cautious right here. We haven't broken down on the left side. This is a pattern that could become quite positive. This arch formation, if the technicals hold very well and so forth, they start to weaken. All I can see is that I haven't got any signals there and what's upsetting to me is that the GDX is acting a lot worse and I really like over the years, I've always preferred to see the market vectors gold minus ETF rally and have gold kind of follow the gold lead and the vectors just says, we're not ready for prime time and that's kind of what we're looking at. Look at the steep decline here today. 90 cents down, 3% down the GDX. So all I can say is that I haven't got a signal yet and if I do get a signal, it's probably going to have to be this potpourri, this monopoly or you've got to look at a whole smorgasbord of many things. Look, you have to look at the Euro. I can't just do this in isolation. The Euro is, you are USD. I thought I did that correctly. I did. So there it is. The Euro daily chart has made this peak C and has pulled back. It looks like it should be in D. I was going to give this an alternate count and I think I will write now. You see this because it travels in these decimal points, one, two, three, four, five, that drives me nuts. That's why I could never trade this because I'd have to look for each peak and I'd go to, hey, come on. There we go. So is it going to tell me? Well, you see these two candles right here, I think I can get it. Oh, something's happening. Click. Hello, anybody there clicking? Right. See that? Normally I would consider that to be a peak B. Oh, no, don't. Oh, great. Oh, there it is. Waiting for server data. Great. I've moved into a place I've never seen it before. There we go. Okay. There it is. So you've got now, forgive me when I go through these numbers here. It is 1.07397 and then one. Am I going to remember that? And then moving to the right, just a fraction. Oh, 1.7870. 1.7870. I guess it's exactly the same. Yeah. So that gives me a legitimate reason. Normally I should have done this before. This is what I call chapter wave phantom peak. In other words, in my methodology over the years, I've tried to be as strict as possible with all the different variances. And if it doesn't fit, you can't make it up. Because what's the point of having a, having a movable template? Templates are template. And therefore this has gone D and within a day or so, we'll get this maybe pink and the nine period moving average to go under the 14. But I think on price alone this time, I'm legitimately going to go with a down arrow. So on a daily basis, not a weekly, but a daily basis, the daily chart of the euro is negative in a cell mode. The USDJPY. So the question of gold, all of us to me is the way I look at gold, is holding really well. It's made a peak even. Look at this high level consolidation. Look at the weekly chart and it says the dollar, Japanese yen. Looks like it wants to go a little higher. Doesn't tell you how high other techniques do that. And if you look at the dollar, which really has been kind of pathetic, it's come back a little bit just down six ticks and one or three points. We've been long since 2018. Still remain long.  Now what's really important about this, it's saying to me that gold is not ready. That's all. So the question was, what would I be looking at? I'd be looking at this whole portfolio of things. And I'm just saying to you, I don't see gold as being ready yet. Maybe some of the stocks. Let's see. Let's just grab. Look at some of the stocks are attempting to form some kind of a bit of a base here. But I can just tell you this, that I don't get it just yet. I don't see it. Maybe the left says ASA, gold and precious. That's the good GOLD, which is the gold used to be ABX. Yeah. It's attempting to form some kind of a base. It's a process. It's an ongoing process. So looking at very short-term trades, maybe in the next couple of days, we'll see a little bit another balance in gold. 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Every time I see you in there you're thanking someone in a different language or speaking to them. That's fantastic. So, by a donkey, cuny claw, thank you very much. That's very nice of you. Thank you. Let's see. I am seeing a long-term Tesla will be seeking 162-ish. Okay, let's see. So, oh, first of all, this move and the VIX index, the power of the move, yesterday tutelining along in the 14s and today up 17, 18% having hit 1672. Right now it's 1671. That's just saying the speed with which we've got the fear factor involved says to me, based on those weekly charts, that this could be over very quickly. The reason why I'm waiting, the only short we have, as I say, is this SOXS because the estimators look very weak and they're still very weak. And that's going to be a clue for me because if they start to trade, I'd say under 148-70 would be kind of negative. Well, today 147-71 right now it is a possible dreaded H. There's that peak B that could close underneath that left-side low of 146-83. Now the day is young, anything can happen, but the Maki and Stochastic are suggesting that that nine-period moving average could, even if it's just for one day, could dip negative. And when it does that, that's where all, everything has to be analyzed because the wider the distance between the nine EMA below the 14-period moving average you can see from the way up, the wider it is on the upside, the stronger the move. And that's what I always say. The final thing in my Sears and Roebuck huge toolbox with all these technical tools is this nine-14-period moving average. That's the one that can keep you in the trade much longer than you would normally anticipate. So this is for the estimators. In this particular instance, we're looking at the chance of moving down a little bit more and then we have to reassess or assess, now I'd say reassess, okay? So that's what I'm looking at. So Tesla is almost in the same category. Look, that gap up to the peak F27699 round about the 16th or so, pulls back underneath the 14-period moving average, but that nine is so strong even now. Look, the histogram on the MACD has turned negative. It's at 0.04, in other words, this MACD has just barely turned negative. Sycastic is still good at 79, just under 80%, but that nine-period moving average is holding it beautifully. So in terms of Tesla itself, what did you say, 162-ish? I would say rather than look at 162, which is over 100 points lower, what a 50, 42% greater decline, I would just say, hey, if it has to still fill the gap, that makes this whole area of 240, 240.70, imperative to hold. It's not even close. It's 36 points away from that right now. So I don't look at it this way. If you want to do a long-term analysis, that's fine, but don't even fear with the shorter term. And that's the reason why I'm saying, I'm not ignoring that Apple and Tesla are still showing good strength, holding very well in the highs, and even though it's a peak C and it looks to me like it should be a G in Apple, consider that this is $1.30 down .67 when the indices are over 1.20 and 1.30 to the downside, holding very nicely. Okay, so I did want to say, but Tesla at this particular point, I would just say Tesla is a little bit vulnerable to sounding pressure. But wait a minute, look at Ford. Ford's first big pullback, big red candle at an F slash B, down 35 at 15 right now. Look at General Motors. So the automobile companies have held extremely well under these conditions in the shorter term. So you've got to look at things very separately. And my impression here is it's kind of this interest rate factor and the financials, that's kind of putting a lot of weight. But look at this, this would be JetBlue. Is it actually having a pullback today? JetBlue, look at that. PE, sharp pullback. But look at that big move. So think of this as a rotational correction going on right now. Think of it as some of the areas like, I'll use this as just an example. We are in a long position in ENVX, which is a Novix corporation, the Silicon Anode, Lithium, Iron, Battery, Development, Product, Data, Solutions all that blah blah blah. So we're in from down, I think just about 16 under 16. And here it is, spirals up at 16.38. And then it goes to 19.53 on in one move. And I said, we're just holding off. We've got a price that we want to get into this for the next position Well, it's down 8% to down loan. But look at this. Look at this spectacular move. Look at the other one we've got which is SYM. Spoken about this very often. Symbiotic. We're in the 21s and hit 53.83. Here's your dreaded H. So this is what I'm saying that the SOC that was spectacular on having this rotational correction, we want to add to some of these things.  You know, it's in the area that seems to be the good area not today and not the last week or so. So be very careful. Look at the IYT. I mentioned it yesterday how nicely the IYT did. So today it's getting a bit of a pullback. Just get that going there. There it is. Look, peak E and now we're getting the pullback. But look at that fabulous move from the 2.10 area up into the 2.50s. Now it's a 2.46. So that's all I'm saying. You can see it's a big impact on the numbers and some of the things. Look at applied materials. Applied materials. Made a G-Stash C that to me looks like a G-Tub looks like an arching over but that weekly chart is still strong. Look at advanced micro devices. Had a spectacular move from the April and April's in the 70s and it almost doubles. Goes to the 1.30 area. Peak F pulls back. I've done the measured move here and I said, look at this rally going to the high of the round about the 12. Look at that. The MACD is flattening out. Sycastic is much weaker and the on-balance volume made this M-shaped pattern which says you can pull back. Well, it's pulling back. But the weekly chart is still relatively good. So keep in mind this is we took a tiny loss just by a fraction because stopped out and then it went on to do exactly what I'd done. I'd drawn this in left side, right side, price, time matched to it, not to the low. Well, in this particular instance it was the low of the 1st of June. This is trained tech PLC and this is a heating ventilation air conditioning. Perfect time for that. And it did it exactly. And then it made the dojo and now it's just pulling back a little bit. Look at the potential double top 196.22 from the week of the 10th of March with the most recent high 192.72ish. Hey, some of these things are just having a very mild consolidation of you like that. 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I had a spectacular move going from $1.6 to about 12 five days ago and now it's consolidating. So what I want you to mention here is so the question is where would you buy it? I don't think I would buy it right now. I would like to see how it holds the $8.68 to $8.20 area. If we can hold steady there that might be ready for this is the kind of thing in this particular phase right now with these stocks the sexy stocks with a name like Electric Vehicle etc.  I'm not sure these are ready for prime time in other words buy if you manage to get into the fives yes then you could buy and hold but at this particular point these all of them are pretty heavy downside moves and they really do the Eiffel Tower straight up and straight down pattern. So just be careful. So as we're about to wrap up you're going to be on Steve Rose great programming here for the rest of the day of course. I'm just going to say it's still a little early to be thinking of where would we do buying. I think we need at least another couple of days that don't have to be as severe as today wherever it closes and also when with the trend because if you go counter trend it kind of gets costly if you're wrong so and also take profits quickly on the