So here we all are as stakeholders in this great project. We have all committed our work for the land. We are all understanding that we have a lot of work to do in this transition together. So everyone's gonna start with where they sit, from where are they working for that work. Hello everybody, yep. My name is Erin, I'm from Canada. For the last 20 years, I have worked with a small, I've owned a small grocery store that brings farmers up through from conventional farming to regenerative farming in a supply chain maneuver. So I'm interested in how the supply chain works here in New Zealand and how we can bring those smaller producers who are changing up into the system and get you guys connected to them. That's really important to me. Also working, I'm finding there's a pinch point within training. So everybody who wants to make this change then is looking for direction as to what do I do next? What are the first steps? So I'm very fascinated as to where that pinch point is and how we can grow it. Kia ora tātou, my name's Sam Lang. A hill country farmer from Hawkes Bay and an aspiring agroecologist. And my work at the moment is really around connecting with the sort of emerging regenerative farming communities around the country and having a background in climate change and policy and a few other things, trying to bridge those conversations. And most recently with a big research proposal we put to the government around regenerative agriculture. And I like moving cows. Kia ora, my name is Hannah. I come from Toronga. I have a background in sales and marketing, mainly with Living Earth Compost, which is the biggest municipal composting company in New Zealand and in the Southern Hemisphere. I then went on to leave the kind of business world to become the grower or the artisan farmer. So I've had the pleasure of going up to North America and working with some of the world's best regenerative agriculturalists and small scale profitable market gardeners. And I've just returned home three months ago and I'm getting the lay of the land and the people and I'm ready to help support the farmers that are here to pull us all together to help restore Papatūinuku and restore a lot of the people as well through that process. Nice. My people have been living in Taranaki and Whanganui for 900 years and seriously considering staying. I realised that, you know, blond hair and blue eyes is generally regarded in animal husbandry as a recessive gene. So we've been strengthening the gene pool of those who arrived in setterships for a while. I'm going to representing the new landlords, the people who've been guardians in Kaitiaki for a long time who are now new landlords in a corporate designed incorporated farm. So the short bit of that is like a number of people here. I'm a shareholder in the second largest provider of milk fats of Fonterra, 40,000 acres of PKW incorporation in Taranaki and 101,000 acres of dry stock farming on and around the Whanganui River from the Aotearoa Incorporation. So finding the whole eternity between being essentially a nation within a nation who are financially illiterate, going back to the understanding of our relationship with the Ngāhi there and dealing with that in another realm and redesigning what that looks like for us. So on behalf of other landlords, I welcome you here. Hi, I'm Shane Gleely. I am the manager of the investment portfolio at the Ministry for Primary Industries, which is a really long title. What my team does is we look for partnerships and investment opportunities. So our big challenge is bringing new voices into what the future of the primary industries will look like for New Zealand. And do you have land? Me personally. Does the government managed lands in New Zealand, are those a place where the public is learning about the best regenerative practices? Are there opportunities for new growers and older growers to be modeling those practices? Is that part of our work? Not for primary industries, it doesn't actually own land, but we work with land owners to look at new ways of doing things and bring new voices into that. I'm a landowner. I've got a silver title in Diamond Harbour and also in Greyland. And 40,000 acres in Taranaki. Can you talk a little bit? This is for the younger farmers. What is the social change that is part of this work? How is this a safe space for a dialogue across generations, across traditions? From what I've experienced overseas in America and in Canada as well, and since coming back home, there are a lot of parallels that I see happening and it happens within this very framework with what we've got. We've got 900 years of Tangata whenua who have been living very closely with the land. They know it very, very well and they have their own worldview, if I can speak for this a little bit. And I've seen that as a pakeha and I've seen it iterated in a similar thing happening in North America with Native American culture and I've seen it here as well. And New Zealand, we're in the same room, we're talking around land, which is very a difficult topic, but we New Zealanders and we kind of do it. We can't leave the island, we're here. I would like to see that everyone can work together in this room from all levels within regenerative agriculture as a potential model for that. But it is about creating a safe environment to call people out of the hills no matter what you're working for, no matter what your personal style of agriculture is, but to come and talk about the soil because soil is a common ground in itself. We can't own it, but we can restore it and from whatever angle we're coming from but it's about coming into a room where we can do that collectively and safely in order to restore our waterways. And I think we're doing that already right now, which is planting the seed. Can we talk about the relationship of land health with human health and how will we know when we're winning? Maybe you could talk about animal health and he could talk about human health and you could talk about grocery store health. Yeah, so I suppose one of the epiphanies for me of sorts, I was traveling around rural about three years ago with the view to, with the question, how can we support rural communities in this impending transition and what does that look like? And that's what led me to in this, we call it regenerative agriculture. There's a lot of other names for it, farming with nature. And one of those sort of things that dawns on you when you hang out with health and nutrition people and when you hang out with farmers and everybody in between is this kind of microbiome thing and you start talking about soil ecology and we had a friend of mine was here yesterday who's a soil ecologist and gut microbes and how they basically run us. And the same is true of the soil and the same is true of animals and actually when, and coming back to starting with the soil and actually soil runs off minerals, microbes and organic matter in many ways we've been suppressing the microbe part of that equation with what we call maybe industrial farming systems or practices and that. And so actually when we flip that equation we actually work on the microbes piece, the organic matter piece falls into place and everything sort of rolls on from there and there's just this direct correlation in health across all systems once you get that sort of soil microbe piece happening and that is the kind of preventative health care approach that I'm really excited about. And happiness, happiness starts in the gut. It's very connected to your brain sense of well-being so you feel much better like kombucha is in the microbes also. We've already get it off of my, I don't want the microbe. So one of the things for us is really around again coming from a position of not having or any kind of executive power authority but actually having a relationship with something that we've known innately for as long as we've been here. And so one of those things is making the transition and saying, I just thought about the political thing. So just about one as a shareholder, we're the largest single farmers in Taranaki, every white farmer's watching. And so if you make one mistake they're on to you straight away. And the reality of what we're growing, we're not actually growing cows, we're growing the souls of our people. For those who've gone and were so young people. And so it's an investment in that. And by the way, we're not the second largest provider to look outside of the encourt, but actually we're not about cows. And our riparian planting is much more sophisticated than the others. And so we're redefining what it is to be Māori by having this as an organism that is an organism that we're part of. And if it wasn't farming, it would be something else. But it brings us back to our relationship with the stripped Māori anyway. So ironically we're coaching other people around and growing the hearts and souls of our tribe, you know, young people. And what's the opportunity for young ones, young iwi ones on the lands that are yours? Just being involved in the farms and increasing their skill there. And then we're investing in all those other things. So all tribes are doing that in different ways. This just happens to be one of those conduits to doing it that leads us back into the land. It's a kind of quite an unremarkable story, really. Now, transients or cultures that we're actually saying we can't just use, say these things in terms of more teatea and chance and a symbiotic relationship and all those kind of things and all the metaphysical stuff without doing the action and then the growth of that is to, you know, farmers that are learning about their whakapapa for the birth of Christ is slightly different from someone just milking cows with financial imperatives. Yeah, that's it. So what is that prosperity? What do those increased rural employment options mean from the standpoint of small and medium-sized businesses out on the landscape? The training opportunities for people who are growing up with access to land if they're young iwis or not so much access to land if they're young hipsters, partnership possibilities and new enterprise on the landscape. Let's like talk about that from maybe the grocery store world. Sure. So I saw it firsthand. We, I come from a city called Winnipeg, 800,000 people. Our province is double the size of New Zealand. We only have 1.3 million people. So it is a rural landscape. We'd work with over a hundred different farmers in our province and bring them in and move them through the supply chain to get them up to regenerative, organic. And the process in doing that, you would see layering start to happen, layering of different industries on that same farm as things went along. And when we brought our customers into that story, people are hungry for it. Everybody wants to know how I can help in this revitalization of the landscape, in this healing of the earth. How can I feel a part of it? There's a hunger out there. And when the consumers who are eating the food, we're all eaters. When we are a part of that story and that journey, it really gives a lot of extra push to it. But I would see as people move to regenerative industries, suddenly there's a meat processing plant on the land. The kids are doing chickens on the side. Suddenly there's layering of opportunity and a vibrancy that comes back to rural communities. So not just one pastor, a hoop house, an orchard. Oh, she wants it. Okay, sorry. Lot more enterprises stacked on top, one through in the other, working together, cycling the nutrients much more effectively between themselves and making more economic output per acre, more nutrition per acre, more soil health per acre, more microbes per acre, but also more money per acre because there's more bodies making more value. So, what can you question for our government men? Does this government have a... You have a mandate to see the increase of this work and to invite more innovators into this space and to partner more deliberately into what was the word, grow this sector. Do you not? Let's talk about that. Yeah, so I think the point that you just made around how do we get more people connected back into the land and how do we actually open up pathways for youth, which still feels weird saying that because I still kind of feel youth adjacent. But when you think about it, New Zealand is of the land and I think the good thing where community desires and consumerism is kind of going now is back actually to more connectedness. So people wanna know where the food is coming from. People wanna know and see authenticity in their organizations. Is there a consumer demand? Yes. Okay, sorry. Yeah, so the good thing is that's actually changing the way that the economy works from farming and from the primary industry. So it's actually opening up more opportunities for youth. If you look at the changes in technology, if you look at the changes in culture, that is a youth driven culture now. And if our rural communities are going to survive, that's going to come from the next generation and the generation after that. So we have to be involved, we have to have the conversation and we have to be future focused.  But can we talk actually just a little bit about the mapping of opportunities for learning, for sharing, for training, for transition, for succession, for success. How are we welcoming in this work and all those who we're working with? And like what's some of the work ahead in terms of mapping that network of resources that already exist here in Aotearoa and in the outside world and what some of that has been. I think it's about getting in the same room and talking together. That is the first step, getting everyone down from the hills. And that includes the consumers in the cities because they are the ones that often drive a lot of the trend and the food and they are the consumers. And I know that in New Zealand at the moment, from watching from afar, there is the rural urban divide starting to happen and I would like to see more of the young farmers from the next generation that are coming through that we need to enable. Being a little bit more respected as farmers and having a higher standing within society. So that first of all means going out and seeing who is out there. We've got many good people like BossDoc. The BossDoc brothers are doing apples. We've got some people in Hikarangi Enterprises just absolutely leading the way with the land use that the land that they've got and needing to bring their people back home in that process that got an economy to live on. We've got our dairy farmers who are doing young farmers but we've also got people that are living in isolation all around New Zealand at the moment. And I think that's kind of what I've heard echoing around the place is that farmers are in isolation. We see this through depression and through the high suicide rates that we've got. And then we've also got our humble farmers that are very full of humility that have got amazing ideas. They're watching their salad farm grow of pasture and they're seeing that it works but they're not quite feeling like they can share it with someone else because they're not putting tons of super phosphate or whatever it is onto the land. So it's about creating that safe community and I think that first mapping out and getting together is the first thing. Yeah, and I suppose off the back of that I think the really exciting thing is that what I'm seeing across the country and kind of what some of us work in this space kind of see and feel is that there's probably 10% plus farmers who already think in a, call it a biological or an ecological mindset that are actually doing things on their farm like that but often just in quite a initial away because they have that, you know, rural community that's super connected, super tight and we've got this kind of tool poppy thing which is as rife in rural communities as anywhere else and it's also rife across the entire sector. So we've got this, it feels to me and I'm playing with this idea that actually our sector is so connected that it actually promotes homogeneity and we tend to chop that down but the exciting thing there is that as this, you know, I'm just saying kind of, yeah, the flip side of that conversation is that these groups of farmers and others that they're connecting with that are just coming out of the woodwork, you know, it's an exponential growth curve and Mike Taitoko spoke to that a bit yesterday and the cool thing is that once we tip that balance because everybody is so connected and this is the interesting conversation with government around policy barriers and enabling things is actually once we tip that, it feels like that shift could be rapid and quite different perhaps to other countries around the world because of that. So yeah, it's that sort of social change lens which is just getting really exciting. So I also want to mention, without making the history lecture, you know, 1963, 1964 was the year that Māori moved from being a rural to urban, that was the flip side. So we've been more urban since 63, 64 and so part of the change and it didn't mean that we were disconnected in any way but we had to drive past white farms to our reserves and so now we've kind of got the farms back and so there's a lot of catch-up happening for our people so some of it doesn't mean that our people aren't in part of this kind of conversation but the transition is a big one back so most of our people are not in that space but they're spiritually also so the kind of functional stuff that we're describing is also part of the renaissance in terms of the catch-up in that space and so you mustn't leave us behind and otherwise it becomes, you know, the conversation of those who come from leafy suburbs and now leafy suburbs in rural areas and that's not being scathing, so we are catching up at the same time as we're determining what it is for us. And I can speak to that because this is me personally but I'd like to get behind EWI because I see that in the path to self-determination again and to having a place because there are a lot of answers to our dilemma that is sitting right next to me and his whole lineage and going forward too so I'd like to listen in that regard. Yeah. Yeah, the working together part of this, you know, we were doing a little, we had our farm hack session before yesterday and we were all doing kind of resource mapping, decentralized process of brainstorming, what already is here, who's connected to what, what opportunities are where and Savannah, there was a handsome, I wasn't as an abstract handsome surfer hipster, it was an actual one saying, well we don't know how to get access to land and Savannah said, well, you know, have you talked to the Marae, they have land. So what would it mean to be in cahoots from the beginning working together, not us versus them, landlord versus tenant, intergenerational tension, mom versus dad, you know, all these patriarchies and colonialisms and coercions that have been a part of our extraction project? What is it to be non-coercive with one another in cooperative accelerating circles of engagement and excitement? And she's one, this one has managed a lot of spreadsheets and complexity to know that all these products come together on the shelf. So hopefully you have some kind of synthesis because we are out of time. Oh, we have a field trip, you can announce that. Oh yes, you can announce that and you know about it. Thanks to Mike, where there's a field trip for going out in the field and talking in the paddock, talking, what do they say, outstanding in the field. If you'd like to come along and increase your embodied understanding of what is at stake, what is possible and what a spongy earth feels like that holds the moisture from the rain because of all the life in the soil and you wanna see on the faces of the people who are caring for the animals that benefit from that health in person and feel it in your personhood and then chat and stuff and have tea. We're gonna do it all together. And also one of the big asks we have in this work of mapping out everything that already exists in the New Zealand ecosystem of Regen Ag for some gas money and some paying girls to do admin and men also, to do admin and web presence. So those of you who can, if you wanna make a donation to a charity which we will choose upon receipt of that gift, we'd like to raise 20 grand to accelerate this work for youth entrance, for transition, for regenerative ag in New Zealand and the people on this stage are willing to put in time and also the other crew that we worked with in all of our workshop sessions. We already have 17 pages. 9 a.m. from the valley and I have a clipboard. You gotta put your name on the list and then we will have our total list of names sign up after lunch at the latest today. Mike, it's tomorrow. Just to repeat, he said his goal is 100% regenerative agriculture in New Zealand by 2025. And can I also say that carbon is the big hot topic. We've got climate AKL happening in Auckland soon and soil holds a lot of that carbon and we have a lot of soil in New Zealand. So we're all speaking the same goal. See you there.


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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. Kurt, good morning everyone, on this Monday the 29th of November, just about to wrap up the month and we'll be looking at monthly candles in a moment, but you've got the futures after that smash on Friday, and for a lot of people it must have been a big surprise, you know, not a bad day on Wednesday, then suddenly kaboom. Waterfall cascade doused down almost a thousand points today, it's up 213, and when I said to subscribe to my opening call, that today you really want to see a bounce that holds all the way into the close into tomorrow, probably close at least off the two o'clock, maybe you want to see at least a plus 250 or more, perhaps even a 320 gain in the Dow, and that way you can see at least follow through strength, after all some of the selling on Friday was exacerbated by the lack of volume, bad news, at this particular point we were expecting some kind of a bad news, I mean we've been shorting away for the last few weeks, looking at the Dow at 36,446 all-time high on the 8th of November, hits a low on Friday, I forgot to put it on this one, of 34,858, and now it's trading the futures at 35,062, not bad, not from the start at the open last night in the futures, the market started to run a little bit and I read a memoir, and then it ran very strongly, and then it just held steady, I mean just look at this, this is the 120 minute chart, now so this is the 10 minute chart of the E-mini right here, and look at this trading band, it starts off early on with a bounce right here, and that's at three o'clock on Friday, it was a little bit of a bounce, sort of a rectangle sideways move, and then it goes to a peak E, and then all of a sudden sources slide goes down to 40, around about 45, 79, 4580, in the futures in the E-mini S&P, and then around is peak A, peak B, and peak C1, C2, C3 where? Right on the 200 period moving average, you can't get above it, that's the clue, if you start to see a trade that becomes a holding pattern above 40, I'm going to make it 46, 42 right now, the high so far is 46, 42, 75, that's not good, I want to see, yeah yeah, I want to see 46, 46 or higher, and if the S&P futures are at 46, 46 or higher into this afternoon, I think that's going to be a good sign for tomorrow, if it's weak it says you know those signals that we were getting all the way through, let's go through everything right now, so now we're looking at the Dow, the Dow futures up 204 after making a low in the 34500s on Friday, and now we're looking at this pattern where there's a cell mode in the dating, there's been a cell mode for quite a while, got an almost a doji candle in the weekly chart at a peak D, we're just looking at a digestive phase that's been unfolding, look at the S&P which was, this is amazing, all-time highs on the 22nd, four sessions ago, today's the fifth so it'll be a little more than four sessions, and 47, 43.83 plunges down to 45, 85 on Friday, the futures now, let me go to the continuous contract just to show you something because I've got it in the monthly chart at AB, the weekly chart is at peak E, and the daily chart was at a peak D at an all-time high in the E-mini, and that's 47, 40.50 on the 22nd, it landed up yesterday on Friday going to 45, 77, 25, and right now it's up 35 at 46, 31, if this is able at any point to touch the 914 period moving average at 40, around 46, 59 in the next two days, that's good action, if it gets repelled there I would not be surprised if the nine sars are closed underneath the 14 period moving average for the first time since it broke above back in October the 15th, one and a half months ago, and that's going to be really important, so if it goes negative all of a sudden you've got every single indicator going negative, so this is a really important phase, weekly chart, haven't even got a cell signal yet, it's really outstanding action, I could extend these trend lines here, chat wave, inside track, repellent zone, let me do this, look at that, it just hits it exactly, and it gets repelled, that's exactly what this does, now we're looking at key support, I didn't even bother to extend this, but I'll do that now because you've already got, look at this, right there, there you are, and that just says, this week the 45, 48, 45, 46 level is absolutely important to hold in the weekly chart, all right got an up channel, in the app channel trading between the chat wave, inside track, repellent zone, going to the propellent zone, let's see what happens, QQQ, QQQ right now trading at 394.81 up 361, had quite a turn around on Friday, we are short for subscribers, we've been rotating through a little different shorts, and yeah we are short at the, almost at the high, high was 408.71, 22nd of November, trades down to 389, I mean that's one of the bigger moves, it's had to the downside in a long time, since way back in going to the October low, so now what we're looking at is, could there be a rally, could there be a rally about 395, 80 to 396.30 that holds, that'll be important, if it doesn't that's pretty good action, weekly charges went to the inside track repellent zone, monthly chart is still looking very good, we're looking at the IWM which was the weakest of all, IWM now is up 262 at 226.325.47, it's gone from the 244.46 level, almost to the 50 period moving average, it hit 219.64, that's a big move down, could try to balance, yeah we're going to be watching that closely, all right let's get on with the other story, the other story is as a major semiconductor index is a 302, oh I should mention, this is the early edition, it is 8.13 right now, it'll be recorded and replayed at, this will be at 10.13, so it'll be recorded and replayed at 10 o'clock, for my usual target conditions, now I have an appointment at that time, I just wasn't able to change that, so I decided to do the show at 8 o'clock to 9 o'clock and replayed, so these are pre-open numbers, 302.68 in the semiconductor index, made an all-time amount of 318.82, we've been short since almost the top and now we're looking at holding a support line, closing just under the 14 period moving average, I actually haven't been able to give a cell signal yet in the daily chart, although it looks like it should be, the 9 is still too strong over the 14 period moving average, going short to the strongest index is a bit of a chutzpah, but in the meantime back at double, that's right, it's a holiday right now, all right, what we're looking at is 202.68 in the semiconductors, let me just do this real quickly, gold, gold is trading up only six points at 79.4 after being having a good attempt at a rally at hitting 940, hitting average is a quite big closing at the lows, I'll be back in a moment, how's it going? 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Hi everyone Basel Trapp here early edition of the Tiger edition is out usually at 10 o'clock and I need to do it at 8 o'clock and we're looking at beat markets that the air gold is down is up six after a pretty look at this chap we've inside track propellant zone it's right on that it's gone below with three times in the last three sessions we'll have a good rally unfortunately we got taken out of our GDS unfortunately out of our GDX that's the gold miners we had a nice profit but I was actually trying to stay in it a little longer we'll see I think that it's in a trading band it's going to go from one range to another I don't think it's breaking out I'm not even sure it'll break down look at the silver contract the silver contract is up just 11 sets 23 24 also it's taken quite a dive from the high of 25 53 I think it was yep on the 16th peak F in the chapter we remember I spent quite some time talking about this particular pattern call it the uh this is look the double hump camel pattern it looks like an M in the mag D and the second rally uh rallies but one of the technicals fail in this case the stochastic failed and that goes just to two peaks higher after that peak D just above the 200 period moving average and then it goes plunges down below it I spent a lot of time last week talking about this very pattern let me just go back to gold to show you what I was doing I spoke about this big move to the upside that I was considering it's more like a peak E and an F I've seen this pattern so many times with the stochastic only goes for a little while above 80% and then plunges below it that's what we've got so it says that in the weekly chart that blue line I've been talking about it for a long time how its resistance and then when it comes support how long it can hold above that support is absolutely key let's look at the bitcoin we put them together because they trade um they've been alternating between the preference of one to the other bitcoin is up 3,225 57 7 10 sounds like a lot but look at that smash on friday going from 30 look at this from 59,910 down to 53 600 oh I would say that's a pretty big move and now we've got an inside bar at peak D in the weekly chart I just think that at this particular point bitcoin is probably stuck in a range and gold is a little weaker and at some point gold might become a little stronger and then we'll have to see what happens to bitcoin should mention that we are still long from a core position from way way back october of last year I believe it was in the 12,400 area now we got 57,715 just got a little bit left off taking nice profits let's go to um dollar dollar had a really good run went to a peak D and has has had now four days underneath that big a big pullback on friday hits the 40p removing averages tried around in 96 21 up 22 cents made a high of 96 95 was it 96 94 let me just type that in there 96 94 was at the 22nd I think so and now what we're looking at is just a digestive high level consolidation for the dollar still looking pretty good we'll see but that doji candle have lost me in the weekly chart says hey be careful so I could have a bit of a pullback that should help gold certainly you are usd had a big move up on friday giving quite a bit back today I just don't think it's ready if you're looking at the euro dollar currency pair hey look at that let's see looking at it 1.127 down just 0.004 and what we're looking at is this is a leg after the downside possible peak f and therefore that whole inside track propellant zone now becomes a resistance zone so if if the euro is able to spiral there we go I'm just trying to draw this in you it was able to spiral above the resistance and go to the 100 and so 1.139 level let's go to the 1.14 and that's going to be a big deal we'll be watching this very closely I want you just to high grade copper high grade high grade copper high grade copper is running a little bit 4.36 but it's stuck in in the rectangle formation and it's between the 200 period moving average support of 4.20 and the resistance is resistance of 4.50 now whatever I'm missing I'm of course I'm missing crude oil I think crude oil in this massive move on friday because of the fear that the new variant south african variant which they now of course have to give a new title to because all idea was not to name it after countries like russia or whatever or japan or anything like that and of course we're not going to mention china so what we've got now is we've got a variant title which is fine but most importantly what we're looking at is the fear was a little bit I'd say it's a little bit overdone but that doesn't mean to say that we couldn't see some kind of weakness continuing a little bit because of the patterns that we're looking at in the general market and with the general economy so let's just say that the crude oil is bouncing nicely to now 3.47 at 7164 after hitting at 67 hitting the 200 period moving average who would have thought we're going to set the 50 period moving average up in the 76 seventies they could plunge down to the 67s well it did that now it's got a bit of a give back and it should have a balance and I suspect that crude oil this low might hold just a little bit longer but they could be a balance of the 72 and a half 73 and a half area in crude oil I think there's a good chance that it does that I think that was what I bought a bcl e bcli question again you see oh that was a big move I saw it off and it failed back in November from the 280s it went to the 330s and then zip all the way down to 2.70s and all of a sudden in three days it's gone from is that correct yeah from the low of 275 on the 23rd to Friday's 3.85 on the 26th that's fantastic so I I would look at this and say if the there is a continuation of a huge green candle today not a balance it's a 385 Friday's high was as I say 383 if it can go to the 387 area and close above the 385 high of Friday excuse me that would be very good action very good action bci grainstorm cell therapeutics wow uh yeah I wanted to see if it was breaking all right this is because it closed well on Friday it closed the high that big spike high in February the sorry September the 15th to 380 and it spiked higher on Friday it closed just a little bit lower that's what I'm saying this kind of confirms what I'm looking at if they can be a close above this it says wow this is very good action now it is biotech so anything can happen but it does say on a purely chart basis the whole 348 to 33 38th area should be very strong support this week yeah good move good high and good move I'll be back in a moment we've got our let's do this 826 is the 830 news we'll see what happens if I could date 30 uh buzz the chap takes an issues hour I want to do when I get back up here down to fix it fix it and keep with 91 of ace 2899 level are you looking for a way to consistently add winning trades to your portfolio Tom O'Brien is here to help Tom 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for and what we're looking at here is this sideways move you see normally I'd be I'd be right there wanting to buy the dip in this particular instance it's just too soon after making tops could be totally wrong on this particular instance we managed over the years to pick nice bottoms and even the even the tops we've managed to get the dow we got the top to go short and we're out of that position within 40 points on this very hour or so of the old-time high but I I looked at this a lot and I thought if if there's a bounce the type of bounce that we should have had would have been preferably a very weak session today and if after the week session at this particular point preferably two hours later like 10 30 an hour after the opening eastern time if we were now at this particular level I would say that is excellent but not the gap not the oversold bounce that we got almost it was like an apology suddenly there's this big move to the upside and look at this since last night let's go to the high right there to 9 20 in the evening that's eastern time of 46 40 275 we've been hugging the 200 period moving average not able to get to it it just keeps being repelled by it and that's not this is not very to me this not overly bullish at this particular point if in fact this move up went above the 200 period moving average and we were trading at 46 41 at some point then pull back and now we were trading back at the high at 46 41 level I said you know what I think that that's that's showing that there's a lot of buying and now the early buyers are coming in it's fact what's happening now you're going to you've got a fight between the rectangle sideways rectangle formation the lasting from last night let's go at the bottom here at seven o'clock so an hour after half an hour after the open on this 10 minute bar say correct yep what we're looking at is that low has held but then the high just soon after that 42 area that is the 46 42 has become the thing now anytime from this moment on as we're speaking if there is another search towards the 930 timeframe and its source of hold in the 40 46 40s and the many sources go to 46 53 and 46 63 I say you know what maybe that was a good buying opportunity last night as the market opened or even this morning as it opened because we're going to go back to the highest I I'm I'm a little concerned that there isn't the dark you're not talking about the dark news cloud cover my concern here is that the rotation is seeing and especially with that big move up in the volatility index the VIX to the 2899 level right there 2899 on Friday and now we're pulling back to the 2469 if in fact this volatility index starts not just goes in but starts to trade in the 22s and then goes to the 21s that's the sign that said you know what on a short basis we can actually have more of the oversold bounce you don't have to go to all-time highs and things like the Dow and the IWM but maybe the S&P has a pretty good rally and the QQQ's NDX 100 but at the same time if this maintains its 20 23ish level 22 and then bounces back into the 24 that's saying we're not done yet so I just wanted to mention that that now let me just do this one more time if you're looking at stocks that have been absolutely fantastic if you're looking at your Amazon which made an all-time high 37 oops just missed an all-time high double top I look through so many charts these double top charts I'll go through them maybe if I have a chance in a few minutes but if you're looking at the high that was made all-time high 3773.08 we get the 16th of July in Amazon then it drops down to just under 3200 then it rallies back to just under the all-time high goes to 3762 and then it pulls back quite sharply especially Friday and this is Amazon Amazon should still be pretty much in the lead not necessarily the leader but in the leading stocks in this holiday season it's just an easy go to people got so used to it it's just it's so easy I mean the other day I had one little tiny thing that I ordered it was here the very next day I on Sunday I ordered Saturday it was here Sunday I mean I didn't even need that kind of rush but there it is when you have prime so it comes really quickly all right so with that said all I'm saying is left the market tell us we did not go to add to any long positions we've started a new long position in a different sector we haven't been in for quite some time in fact for a very long time got smashed decimated and it seems to me there's a chance that it could move quite nicely now just on a percentage basis low price stock I don't want to overspend right now I want to subscribe to have a cash kitty ready for any sudden like the Friday move but I want to I want it to be sustained to the downside not just a single move down otherwise you're buying really overpriced stocks that are just pulling back modestly and they can go back to overpriced but I prefer to get overpriced stocks that have been really leaders sharply down and then I then I think those are bargains so in the meantime back in the ranch we're looking at Amazon let's look at Apple now I am I thinking here is that Apple yet had a big pullback I I really have I can't call this anything else but a peak be very unusual to make it an all-time high at a peak be and then break down so could be something else but right now Apple is up at 159 39 pre-market at 250 a up 258 it had an all-time I have 165.70 on the 22nd so it's not a big deal it is pulling back but Apple I wouldn't be surprised if Apple actually does quite nicely after all in this environment it's just with chips shortage and everything like this it's just easy to get one of the Apple products and I think that that's where they're going to be it's on the list for everybody well I do not have my wife has Apple I do not but it's just easy to do so I think it's in the running here to hold well and if you're looking at Netflix I was a little surprised I must say Netflix off the all-time high of 700.99 made just about just over a week ago trading right now at 665.64 I would have thought they would have continued up near the highs after this is a good time for them but maybe people are starting to get out a little bit I'm not sure but it's not bad I mean it's just a little off the 35 points that'll be dealt off the all-time high and let me just show you something else that I was looking at the IYT this is the I didn't put that in let me put it in this is the I shares Dow Jones transportation average index fund a lot a lot a lot a lot of letters my words 281.45 off the all-time high I made the 5th November the 5th back in May of this year it hit 287.40 so it's made a double top hasn't gone back to the all-time high I'm going to be watching this very closely because if you're looking at UPS United Parcel Service off the recovery high just like the the the transportation and federal express safe safe soft moves down I'll do that are you having fun trading the 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technicians hour look at this 200 200 period exponential moving average just getting close to the resistance right now once again in the rectangle formation it doesn't have a sudden pop into the 46 40s or does a stall right here this is going to be very interesting okay couple of things a couple questions uh basal you've managed your time turns pretty well what do you think's happening right now now that's a very good question i spent a lot of time on that do i want to go to the long side uh this morning if there isn't any big pool any rally that's extended above the sideways range of overnight because it would be a good entry if in fact we're going to have a very strong rally i suspect there's enough uh enough kind of let's call it concern right now to say that the consolidation i've been talking about the rotational consolidation we'll see let me just go to the continuous contract yeah look nq this is the continuous e-mini nasdaq 100 contract trading at 16217 right now up 167 um what we're looking at is 16.767 sorry 16,767.50 was the all-time high that was i think on the 22nd so it's pulled back quite sharply down to the 1600 level and now it's got a very good balance but the balance is so far only halfway into that candle i suspect it could be a little bit more of a balance but i wouldn't be surprised at all if by say say wednesday maybe thursday we're doing some kind of testing of the low um that means that i'd be totally wrong if there is a close sharply above the open uh let's not even call it open let's go to the higher friday which is 16436 that's not a big deal it's only 200 something points above from where we are and we're talking about the best of the best in the market leading so that's what would happen then i have to say you know what maybe that was a great near-term short position but as a more intermediate term catch up with the other with the down the i w m russell 2000 weakness maybe they're gonna have to come back up as the ndx 100 and maybe even the semiconductor index hold very nicely i this is what we're looking at let's just do this we want to look at wheat i was asked about gotta look at wheat and some other commodities so wheat is up three and a quarter at 843 made a peak d daily high at eight this is a continuous contract at 876 and three quarters uh 30 points there you know not a big deal we'll see what happens yeah but it is a peak d we've always got to be careful there if you're looking at soy beans soy beans have just been stuck in the range gets repelled to the 200 period moving average 1261 and a half it really needs to get to the 1296 is sometime either this week or next week without taking out the 1234 key support look at corn corn is having a peak a a new abc could go to a d it's down just two at five eighty nine three quarters uh this is a continuous contract i suspect that this week is going to have an attempt to get to the 597 area or higher stuck in a weekly range with that range so far is making high highs and higher lows both in the daily and in the in the weekly soy beans this is part of the dbig agricultural etf had a huge move from the peak etop in the 20 20 70 area and then kaboom goes down to the 19 uh 10s now said uh 1943 that's struggling but it's holding the higher range so we are along the dba for a long time now since july of last year 30.77 hit 20.23 recovery high on friday no thursday then pullback shop refried to 997 trading out 20.04 up seven cents and my thinking is being in the whole agricultural sector as it's been working let's just look at kc have i done that for a little while yep kc is the uh coffee continuous contract made a peak e in the daily chart leg d in the weekly chart leg d in the monthly it's held really well it's doing very nicely it's up in 245 20 up 225 i suspect i could put in a rectangle formation and say wouldn't be surprised if it doesn't kind of a sideways choppy high level consolidation and that says that 249 250 areas resistance and 230 80 support was asked about the cc um did i do that was that on friday someone said yeah so cc is the uh continuous cotton contract this is very poor making lower lows and lower highs it's really struggling i i would just say that be be a little careful it looked like this was going to be a nice move to the upside and then completely fails in three sessions it just took a deep dive so just be careful there let's go to um lc which is lc live cattle or something not live cattle continuous contract this is a peak a b c d brand new a b c d e leg e in the daily chart very strong candles uh it's down 3.30 at 137 90 after hitting 140 1.45 that is the um cattle contract wiki chart is strong now this is doing very nicely here again i can just put this in and say you know what could have a bit of a digestive phase uh filling the gap a little bit but so flies done very well a couple of questions came in uh wood this is the wood that we're looking at for subscribers my opening call isis global and timber forestry etf i'm suggesting there's a bit of a rest period between high grade copper international and uh wood timber forestry the global etf and that's just saying there's a period of rest i'd looked at the hcx for subscribers over the weekend to show that that peak f in the daily chart of the Philadelphia housing sector index that's pulled back as you do expect in the cup formation goes back just under the lip on the left side to act it very well it's at 490 13 i wouldn't be surprised it has a bit of a rest over here oh i didn't do tlt of course tlt we had a spectacular move on friday of course his money didn't migrate it fled stocks and went into bonds now that's going back a little bit down a dollar 72 at 148 281 the tlt stuck in a range same as the tnx tnx.x look at this there it is that is it went to a gray peak c underneath the previous peak df 16.91 1.691 percent on the 10 year tnx and today it's trading at 1545 up 63 it's stuck in a range in fact i'm going to put this in as a rectangle right here and i'm just going to suggest i think for the moment just for the moment we're looking at yields stuck in a range but you can see from the xlf which is the s and p select financial spider fun leg d to the downside broke a down channel support level and it's trading at 39 27 of 50 cents pre market because this is now at 8 50 in the morning oops lower case on the downside uh it's trading after making a low in the 38th 40.86 on the xlf was the high on october the 26 pulling back because and i don't know i'm calling this a c in the weekly chart that'll be unusual if it plunges so we can this is going to be really interesting all week we're going to be watching to see does dbc yields rally again like it did sliding as no really slide as they didn't buy it as bonds rally and that's why we can see financial customers they finance but so once they couldn't go back to the game of moment and yes the reality is that navigating financial markets can be risky markets 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a really nice weekend family and all that so question came in hallowed burton I have some questions please wanting to add to hallowed burton zip wants to know you know I'm going to suggest right here to 2185 was the close on Friday's trading up 82 cents at 2247 I would add this particular point I think there's going to be a bounce if there's a general market bounce I suspect this whole sector was going to do well that's why I said to subscribers we've got a very low price in the same area oil this is oil service I believe ours I think more drilling but I think that there could be a bounce so we've taken a chance we're in that I don't know how it's doing right now but we did manage to get a pre-open and we're doing the same thing so I would say add I wouldn't get carried away I'd like to see how it it's a 21 right on the 200 period moving average if it can close in the 2280 area or high in the next two days and then actually have another bounce in the 23s I think you've you've got 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