The following is a presentation of TFNN Trade what you see With Larry Pezzavento All now toll-free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> Now Larry Pezzavento Okay, looking good Billy Ray feeling good Lewis. I posted a chart here Stock called ZS the gentleman from I believe New York. I was one of those 50 states Called in on Monday asking about this. It was trading at 312 and All I said was the maximum profit on this would probably be at the 1.618 retracement expansion at 320 and you can see it hit it today and now it's $9 lower So I hope that gentleman paid attention to it once in a while these things Pop up and work pretty good, but that's neither here nor there what we're going to do this morning is we're going to look at the European market We're going to look at the UK and the footsie and a few other things and also want to go through the fang stocks Also, there's something interesting is happening at internet interactive brokers. They no longer take stops on crypto currencies I'm surprised they did even then so that's keep an eye on what they're doing over there But they're getting pretty volatile as always as they continue to do Okay, let's go across the pond over here first We're going to take a look here at the footsie<PHONE_NUMBER> if you would like to call in You'll notice here that we did make new highs. We completed the big ABCD up there from the one way back in July That completes it and we did go right up to it. We're now trading a little bit below it the next one we're going to look at is the German backs, I believe let me if I can find it and I know I've got it here somewhere And here it is. Let's get this up here now You see this is also has completed some nice little ABCD patterns Right up here. We're also backing off a little bit there And the other one that he's that Allen was kind enough to send us was this one here and we're going to cover this one in depth a little bit later on Tomorrow and that is the the crude oil chart. This is the long term a daily We've been waiting for a top to come in on the crude We think we've hit it but still it could still possibly make a slightly higher high One more time Okay, now that covers what we were looking at over there now. I wanted to Talk just a second here about the coffee because if you remember mr. Z was talking about the coffee And I wanted to bring this up to show you what happened because we did get down to that ABCD pattern We were looking for right there at 195 you can see that down that up sloping trend line If you look at those higher bottoms folks each one of those is a Fibonacci retracement It's do the work yourself as tournament says defy human nature She'll pull this down. You'll see they got a perfect 61 percent retracement there on October the 11th We had one here on Monday, and now we've had a big move up and right now. We're consolidating That big run up we had yesterday for 195 up to 209 So that that's a pretty explosive move out of coffee folks So any move now below 195 would certainly trend that turn the trend down and but right now It doesn't look like any things in the way of that Going any higher now. We've got a couple of things that we brought to your attention here on Monday I think they're I think they're relatively important I'm going to bring it well just because I think it don't mean much for most take a look at it here This is the Dow Jones industrial average itself You notice that we are looking at a three-drive pattern there with multiple ABCDs all over the place Well, that folks came within six points of the exact high I don't know if that's the high or not all I can tell you as it came within six points of that now What we do is we try to mesh the longer term Charts with the shorter term because the shorter term is where you put your your trade on if you remember yesterday Before the market opened Just as a show was starting I posted this chart of the ABCD in the SNP many SNP the high was 4590 we were saying 4588. I'm sorry. I missed that one that one didn't work anyway, it sold off all the way down to 45 58 yesterday and Whether that 30-point drop will mean anything or not we have to we have to wait and see How we're looking at some of these things so I hope that helps Okay, now I've got one other one that I wanted to mention that I thought was pretty important because We we've we mentioned it in in a very very profound way.  All right me using big words like profound never use words like that in Indiana Are you kidding me? Look at this the red box folks This was from the newsletter, but I wanted to show you here This is a three-drive success a rally we rallied Monday Tuesday Wednesday So we've had a four-day rally the last time we had a four-day rally. We will start it back down again So that that just basically is that three drive patterns said we're probably going to get a rally and the bonds hit Made a higher high than that let another high at 61 60 11 we got as high as 160 14 So I'm just looking at shorter term patterns to give you guys a rough idea of what I try to do here because I Don't really look at fundamentals at all. I I'm getting less and less interested in looking at the Let's do this Dow Jones one here because there's another one in here. That's pretty good here Put this up here eight seven seven night. Just forget. I know you're not going to call in You know the number. I'm not going to bother you. Anyway, this is that same Dow Jones industrial chart just updated I didn't update it through today, but we did get up there just just shite slightly below that 36,000 level to see if that's That's just a three-drive patterns all it is and believe me one Explosive day you could easily do this now I haven't updated this but I understand and I wanted to Will double-check it a little bit later, but the Dow Jones transportation actually went up and made a new high Now it should have stopped here on Monday, and I I'll do that. Let's just do that right now Boys and girls since we're here having a little little bit of fun. Let me get this moving on you Oh boy have all right one second here. We go down. We're gonna look at the DJ IYT because I think it's important enough because that is a big one and with all these problems We're having with containers In all that other stuff No, oh Is it DIY? Oh wait a minute just a second here. Wow, I can't find it. It's IYT just one second boys and girls. I Oh Gotta get back to commodity go graphics hold on a second There we are let me get this up here and see where we are Sure enough. Oh, it's close.  I don't trade the transportation hell. Nobody does it's an index. They trade the stocks inside of it they had all kinds of things yesterday about the Dow Jones Transportation making new highs and as you can see here by looking at this We did not make new highs. All we did was go up to the 78 percent retracement.  So remind ourselves of what we're doing here right now We're at a really important point in the stock markets folks So pay attention here because we could turn down at any moment. We'll be right back You might think that if you want to be successful at trading in the stock market You're going to need a crystal ball after all it's impossible to predict the future, right? Like any endeavor in life before you decide it's impossible get some advice from the experts You might find that it's not so impossible after all for daily market overviews that give you direction on the key indices Selective stocks and commodities subscribe to the opening call newsletter at TFNN.com The opening call newsletter is written by Basil Chapman creator of the trading methodology known as the Chapman Wave The Chapman Wave up-down sequence gives you an edge in identifying price turns finding the peaks and valleys and stock prices Get the opening call newsletter by Basil Chapman in your inbox every day first time subscribers also get a 30-day money back guarantee If you're not satisfied Let us know and you'll get a full refund within 30 days of signing up TFNN.com educating investors What's separating you from the most successful men and women on Wall Street? That's right Information having all the information gives us the perspective we need to place the right trades at the right time The TAS profile scanner is the premier market profile base scanner Powered by its acclaimed TAS proprietary algorithms this feature rich scanner Instantly filters over 2,500 plus global financial markets such as stocks ETFs commodities futures and forex This powerful suite of tools Leverages instant trade filtering and strategy formulation to show you emerging trades Before they happen for a limited time You can save $100 off your first month by using the promo code upgrade and you still get a 30-day money back guarantee So you have nothing to risk Level the playing field with the TAS profile scanner which you can find under the services tab at TFNN.com Sign up today Sharpening your skills as an investor is like getting better at playing a musical instrument You have to practice sure, but you also need excellent instruction from experts at TFNN You'll get advice and guidance from the authority and technical market analysis And it's not just dry tedious text either TFNN airs live financial content streamed live on TFNN.com and TFNN's YouTube channel with Tiger TV Live every market day from 8 30 a.m. To 4 p.m. Eastern for free Each host is an experienced trader and gives their take on the market while taking calls and questions live from around the world From the moment the market opens until the closing bell sounds Tiger TV has eight different shows with expert hosts to help you make the Right moves with your money watch online at TFNN.com or on TFNN's YouTube channel and become the investor You were born to be TFNN educating investors All now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> Okay, we're back folks, and I've talked to you about hogs before we watched very closely on Monday the importance of that 73 level and it just didn't work. I posted it there. You can see we've gone below 73 that's about as close to risk control as you can possibly get folks I mean it was really a spot where you didn't have to risk very much to see if you were right And that certainly happened to be one of those times, but I think it's important to realize that these patterns They're there for risk control. That's what they're there for and use that because when they don't work You know you want to stand aside and that one of the questions that we had over the evening Was how do you know when they're when they start to fail two things you can use because they are so accurate and I mean Very accurate and I'll give you a perfect example Of what we're talking about right now with this S&P where it's trading right now about four points higher would turn this Pattern interday pattern bullish. That's how that's how close we're trading at Roughly 45 68 if you saw 45 74 That would change the interday pattern from bearish to bullish. That's how accurate the patterns are Let's get back to this now. I want to show you the copper. Someone's asked a question about the copper So we'll come up here and we'll take a quick look at copper here In fact, we're going to take more than a quick look. You'll notice here in copper We had a high here last week at 484. We've now dropped 40 cents a pound And it looks like we're coming into a 61 percent retracement at 432 a pound That's where I would first take a look at it, but there's two numbers there There's a 78 percent level of the low on the 20th of September and you have to go back to the 20th of August to get that one. So that tells you the main support is not really at 432 It's at 428. So I think that's where you want to be watching it now Copper is a tremendous trading vehicle folks I'm not going to go through ABCDs with you here because you guys get a little bit tired of that stuff But if you just take a look at this and you'll notice here You can see the little ABCDs all the way down on this is only the last four or five days You can also go to an hourly chart and you can see it even clearly for some of them We've already done you'll notice here that we've made the price objective of the one we talked about here on Monday Whoa, just a second here boys and girls Billy Ray Valentine Capricorn is having a little trouble with the allergies today as I had a really clear day yesterday But today it's again getting me you'll see here We've completed those smaller ABCDs that last one you see where the red thunderbolt is That's the key one because that's the 382 retracement and that gave you a profit objective of a 441 We're trading at 440 right now But you can see let's just blow this up so we can give this young man That was nice enough to call in we'll just draw one of these other ones in so that he can see them And you'll be able to get a pretty good idea of what we do here at TFN in and remember now. We're looking at that. I've got oh hold on a second All right move this down here a little bit here All right, just give me a second here Ah Shut the front door and raise the rent Okay, let me put this chart up to show you what we're watching here All right now the reason why now this is an hourly chart Okay, now the reason why I'm showing you that each time we've had a rally And this is where the time factor comes in if you're trading interday You want to be able to count the times tomorrow the the rally lasts at anywhere between Five and ten bars so if it repeats itself rallies for five hours one time It'll repeat it again five hours another time So that last five-hour rally that you see there that came at 451 That was a 382 retracement of the five-hour rally that happened on two days previously So that gives you the fact that you're coming down to match that Price objective of 440. Well, we went all the way down to 437 today And of course we backed up backed up a little bit to 440 So that's what you want to do when you trade copper copper trades really great folks The problem is that you know the swings in copper are huge, you know 15 20 dollars Per pound, you know our cents per pound is you know you're talking serious money there So what you've got to do is you got to go to an hourly chart So you don't have to risk more than two cents, which is five hundred dollars So I hope that helps now you want to you want to see a market that is rocking and rolling folks This is the one that this is the one that the people that like to trade That like to trade raise your hands. Oh, yeah, let's get up here a second here Look at look at this. This is this has got to be called the pork bellies of the commodity markets now folks And we call them pork bellies because pork bellies, you know, that was the underside of the hog bacon and Traded regularly for many many years and for some reason. I don't know I traded them every day But that was effect. Anyway, you'll notice here. You can see the ABCD pattern here You don't have to be a rocket science. Well, let's let the rocket science Do their own thing. What do you want? What am I talking about here?   Oh, excuse the OD word. There's the ABCD Okay, there's where we are. All right. Now we're getting this up here to take a look at This thing is swinging a big stick We had a move this morning. We got down to a 50% retracement Which was also an ABCD move from the shorter term pattern of all day yesterday. We had a high of the 605 We came down to 588 that's $1,800 and from there we went straight up $3,000 to 620 hit the exact 620 number and now we've been backing off ever since that time So that's where these ABCD patterns come from but the whole thing is here now if this thing went above 622 that was telling you that that ABCD swing was probably right now The first thing you can look for it besides the time factor is how quickly did it get to the target that you were looking at? Or how quickly did it get to point D if it got to point D really quickly? That's okay, but it's got to stop and that's exactly what happened here at that ABCD. It stopped and You know if it keeps going just a little bit higher that tells you the expansion is going to go That's what just happened on that hourly chart on copper Okay, because it should have stopped at you know 441, but it went all the way down to 437 That's a thousand dollar move against you if you wanted to stand in front of that and I don't think that's a smart thing to do But that's neither here to there So those are the few things that you want to learn that we cover these things in the The day trading course we're going to have here on November 10th with Tom who guard Tommy terrific is going to be on the air With me and doing some trades and we're going to be doing some other trades And we'll hopefully have a day like we had yesterday or today would be nice because those are the kinds that line up pretty nicely I hope that answered the question in the copper that was an email question coming in So we'll be able to look at it. Okay. Well, we did hold that number. We did start down in the stock market I can't tell you the secret why I did that folks or how I even knew that I guess I was just really lucky and I get lucky more than more and more as I get older Alright, you want to know how I did it now, you know, you know, you really want to know Okay, let's move on here another question is about the oh, we got a break coming up by something special after the break folks Been promising this for a couple of days We are going to go to the land of the Nasdaq when we finish here at the break and we're gonna talk about the Fang stocks and we'll be looking every single one of them. We'll be right back folks eight seven seven nine two seven six six four eight Are you having fun trading the markets? But having trouble finding like-minded individuals to discuss your trading and investment ideas with become an apex creditor in the trading markets And join the Tiger's Den trading room only at tfnn.com The Tiger's Den is an exclusive trading room where successful traders from around the world come to exchange trades and ideas Join the den and surround yourself with these sharpest minds in the trading world Subscribers to the Tiger's Den are also the first to have their questions answered live on air and can privately chat with our tfnn hosts live during their shows Interact with other Tigers and Tiger's as they share trading ideas news analysis and discuss the market action all trading day Subscribe to the Tiger's Den risk-free with our 30-day money-back guarantee and become part of the tfnn trading community tfnn educating investors You could be making money off the stock market and if you're already making money off the stock market You could be making a lot more check out tfnn and Tiger TD and get expert Investing advice to give you the power to control your financial future Go to tfnn.com and find the newsletter for you whether you're into trading gold Metals futures currencies or options you'll get advice and analysis to help you seriously get ahead tfnn also features trading services with a 30-day money-back guarantee for new subscribers as well as tfnn's Tiger Den trading room trading software and Educational webinars for all trading levels and make sure you check out Tiger TV for free on tfnn.com or tfnn's YouTube channel for live financial content from 8 30 a.m. To 4 p.m. Eastern on market days stop watching on the sidelines while other people get rich and become the investor You were born to be tfnn educating investors tfnn is excited about our new software charting program the art of timing the trade charts in Collaboration with Tom O'Brien and using his best-selling book the art of timing the trade your ultimate trading mastery system David White has programmed an Outstanding piece of software that will complement any traders methodology Using this first-of-its-kind program the art of timing the trade charts allows you to scan thousands of stocks for Fibonacci Formation setups including guardleaf ABCs butterflies and much more the art of timing the trade charts is designed to help you when Scouring the markets for stocks just beginning to form the trading patterns that many investors spend days weeks or even months Searching to find and right now. We're offering licenses available at only $79 a month. We are so confident that you're gonna love this new charting software that will even give you a 30-day Unconditional money-back guarantee don't miss out on this incredible new piece of software get your copy of the art of timing the trade charts today by visiting tfnn.com This segment is brought to you by think or swim for more information Just click the think or swim banner on the front page of tfnn.com Okay, folks, I just to show you what I was looking at in the stocks here the S&P because we're at a critical level here The reason why I've watched is the fact I posted the chart 15 minute chart of the NASDAQ over you know the last range and the fact that it's up here testing the 78 percent level at 15,000 15,000 660 670 somewhere in that ballpark, but you can see that the the S&P is lagging Today it's trading at 4566. So going back to the old adage It'll sell the weakest but the reason why I look at that is those those indices are traded by these algorhythmic traders and Believe me folks. They use these numbers Because if you break out above that 15,670 in that NASDAQ that thing is probably going to rally And do we have a caller in here? We've got Jeff From New Jersey. Yes, sir. What can I help you with Jeff? Hi Larry. Thanks for taking my call I wanted to ask if you have found that there are certain times of the year or a number of times a year where The Bartley and the the butterflies have a much lower success rate No, I haven't found that no, I know that they're there They work all the time. They don't work every time if they work all the time, but you see the difference because you know No, no, there's no seasonality in any of these and believe I don't think there's anybody that looks at charts More than I do except computers and they certainly do that, but no, there's nothing there That you know watch it during October November, whatever. No, there's nothing like that. I've not found that Jeff That doesn't mean it's not there. It just means that I haven't found it But I haven't certainly seen that at all and I start, you know I watch 15 minute 30 minute because those are the ones that give you the smallest amount of risk But the profitability is still high and your your percent of winning is the same whether that's why that floor trader handbook it went over thousands of trades in the Euro over a long period of time I mean, I think we had 20 years in there and There was there you couldn't find any sequence of where they would be in long stretches where the Gartley would fail It would have three or four failures and then it had eight or nine in a row You know what I mean? So you you just don't know which ones This is why if you take the advanced trading course that I have I've found the formula where you don't take the losing trade see so that that's really Unfortunately, Jeff the last one was sold out right before the show started today, so you'll have to wait Thank you. Thank you very much. I was a very clear answer Okay, well a clear answer is better than no answer at all or something that's fake news Boys and girls we are going into the realm of the of the fang stocks today and here's where we go Just give me one second. I've got to get I got a whole thing set up for you that I think will work All right, we'll be able to do them one at a time and we'll start out with none other than mr. Tesla And we'll get this up here and we'll we talked about these yesterday But I want to just go over them again just to show you where we are Okay, here's Tesla and we talked about the explosive move We almost hit a thousand if you remember the one point six one eight that we talked about came in at a thousand twenty You notice here It was a down it had a big hanging man Yesterday. No, that's a shooting star had a had a big shooting star where it dropped over a hundred bucks And what we're gonna do now is we're just gonna go to a 15 minute chart and what you're gonna see now Here's the 15 minute chart on on what's its name on?  Here's a thousand dollar stock You could trade without risking very much because what you're seeing here now over the decent This is a 15 minute chart. So for the last five hours, it's made a perfect a BCD right up there at 10,070 it's a trading at 10,059 right now. So that's what that's how I look at that So that's what we're paying attention to now here The next one we're going to take a look at is the old alphabet soup guy Which is Google and we want to get this up here. So you'll see it. It's going nuts. It looks like That's probably the the one that's moving the Nasdaq the most today because we're I think we are within a heartbeat of new highs In go. Yes, we are because the high was 29 to yeah, we're within 10 points here. Let's get the one here on Google here We're almost at new high ground folks. That's the last little pullback over the last few days was a 40 retracement of the 61% retracement looks like we're going to make new high in Google here Whether it's a double chop or not don't really care but here's one that is spot on that is really getting ready to Do the old flying well in the in my opinion and of course that and two cents will get you to the Brooklyn Bridge Okay, folks, let's take a look here At the one second this is the old softy old Microsoft We are now setting at the 1.27 expansion of the whole move We were then $2 of the 1.618 that came in at 322 The 1.27 comes in at 324. So you got a two dollar two dollar window there You got a big gap up today. Show me a gap that hasn't been filled here on Microsoft So there's only one thing you can do here folks Sell sell sell with a stop at 327 Anyway, that's what we're watching here in Microsoft. Now. Here's one of our all-time favorites It just keeps giving gifts that we like and that is the Let's just get this up here. So we'll be able to see it. This is the Chart of well, it's making another three drive pattern. This is a whole let's get this up here. Hold on a second. This is interesting We notice we broke down in the After that 382 retracement came in at 343. We had that five day. We've broken down now But now what we've done here is we've made a small a little three-drive pattern here in the In this right below this and we should if any stock is probably going to hold up in here It might be it might be the remember this is short-term to folks. So that's all I can Alert you but that that is a it's not a perfectly symmetrical three drive Because of that AB leg on the first leg the the next leg exceeds it to the upside So scratch that folks that is not a three drive pattern. That is because you got that high or high in the middle. Nope That's not it. So don't Don't do don't do that. The the the Microsoft trade is by far the much better trade selling it here at 324 with a stop at 327. That's what I'll look at that one tomorrow We have JC parents tomorrow of all-star charts will be our guest Okay, and then here's one of our all-time favorites and if you like Fibonacci numbers This one's been doing it for so long that just should call it Mr. Fibonacci because We'll get this up here. You'll be able to see it quickly. Hold on. I've got to put the the ratio in so that everybody can see it And there we are here and here we go with Apple any other questions folks at state 7 7 9 2 7 That's 6 6 4 8 We've been here now for One two three four five six days at that 150 level folks So if we can get Microsoft Apple above 151, it's got some more to go to the upside Otherwise, it's having trouble here. So let's remind ourselves that we're gonna take a little break here Be right back eight seven seven nine two seven six six four eight Are you in the market for buying or selling real estate in the Bay Area? Including the surrounding st. Petersburg Tampa and Clearwater markets tiger real estate LLC is a firm that has extensive experience in the Tampa Bay area whether you're looking to sell your current property for maximum value Or you're in the market for a second home or investment property Tiger Realty has the experience across all areas of real estate in the Tampa Bay area to help buyers and sellers make the most informed Decisions across all price levels from the price you should be paying per square foot in certain Up-and-coming areas to the type of cash flow investment properties are capable of creating tiger real estate can help you make the best Decision when it comes to all areas of the market before you make one of the biggest decisions of your financial future Call Tiger real estate LLC today at seven two seven three two nine eighty three twenty two or email us at tiger at Tfnn.com that's seven two seven three two nine eighty three twenty two call us today The technology around us is changing every day with so much happening that can seem impossible to keep up with all the information David White's investment newsletter the technology insider is designed to give you all the information you need to understand the technology That shapes today's markets and tomorrow's future David White has made his living staying on the cutting edge of technology His weekly newsletter will give you specific recommendations for value tech stocks as well as entry prices Target prices and stops to set for each trade Dave delivers his weekly newsletters every Friday with updates throughout the week You can get the technology insider at tfnn.com for only thirty seven dollars and fifty cents Sign up for David's newsletter the technology insider and get an inside look at everything the technology sector has to offer Try it risk-free today with our 30-day money back guarantee Tfnn educating investors are China a shares hot or not If you trade China a shares now may be time to take a closer look trade CHAU or CHAD Directions daily CSI 300 China a share bull and bear ETFs China a shares in either direction Visit direction investments calm today an investor should consider the investment objectives risks charges and expenses of the direction shares carefully before Investing the prospectus and summary prospectus contain this and other information about direction shares to obtain a prospectus or summary prospectus Please contact direction shares at eight six six four seven six seven five two three the prospectus or summary prospectus should be read carefully Before investing an investment in the funds is subject to risk including the possible loss of principal the funds are designed to be utilized only by sophisticated investors such as traders and active investors distributor four-side fund services Don't forget you can listen to tfnn live on your mobile device 24 hours per day Go to tfnn.com then hit watch Tiger TV that's tfnn.com then hit watch Tiger TV Okay, folks. We're back and I posted a chart of Amazon. You can see it's in a downtrend from that head and shoulders pattern And it's so the last rally was right at the 78% level now. We're going to take a look at one That's Netflix which is completing so many patterns that it's You could almost write a textbook about this All right, if you'll take a look at this Look at the abcd patterns that are completing up here folks. I mean this is really quite Profound from the august low You had a beautiful retracement there 38% right at the 569 level that completed right up at the high At 675 that was the high 675 the secondary abcd has a high of 669 we're trading it. Oh my god. We're trading it. Oh dear get the rosary beads out folks We're trading at 666 666 you can't make that stuff up holy cow Anyway, uh, that's uh, that's a well there's a sign of the devil today folks You don't have to risk more than 675 on that six. Yeah 675 would could be the stop on that one But uh, that has a lot of abcd patterns now the reason why if you look at this chart You'll see the 135 pattern there that that's really uh, I mean it worked beautifully Uh went right down and look look at stayed there for a whole month between july and august It stayed right at the 61 percent retracement there at 505. I mean that that was uh That was different than what happened at three. You see how three just went down and completed an abcd That's not what happened. There's how you use these patterns because in in personal when I went to chicago very lind who I cleared all our trades at drexel all of our meat trades and uh Imm stuff we traded through a lind wall doc and uh, he said what can I do to make your stay here in chicago More fun and profitable and I said look if I have a loss at the beginning of the third day Just take me out. Don't even ask me Can you program that? And so that's that's easy to do that and about I don't remember several times maybe half a dozen Over the next couple of years. I would have one of those Where I would be in it at the beginning of the third day, you know folks If I would have just reversed on every single one of those they would have made a lot of money So these timing factors that I look at are pretty good They don't work all the time, but if you add it all together you got a big edge. That's that's what the whole thing It's about it's getting that little bit of an edge that you try to get now What happens is some days you get over tired Uh, whatever it happens to be you let your guard down and that's where these things go Unless it's all computer generated and believe me as you can see from this from the stuff that I do here I'm about as far from computer generated as you that you as you can possibly get so I'm aware of what the computers can do. Now someone is uh Ruby's asking tell can I look at plato platinum, please I thought it was plutonium plus or some type of a weird stock Sorry ruby. Yes, we can look at plutonium for you. Let's just get this up here for just a second here and uh That's a good one ruby. Hold on a second here. Here's plutonium This is a one that we've been waiting for it's been dropping like we thought it would let's just get it out of the way here Those of you that belong to the 24 7 or the newsletter already know this because we've been We've been doing this one for for quite some time here. Let me clean out these things I want to show the the really nice three eight two retracement that we had here. So just get this up here Let's take a little bit of a time frame here one second and I'll have her done Okay, now then we're going to give us a You can see we complete the beautiful abcd up there And then the market's starting to move now Well, I would be watching for here folks We're going to get this clear this out to show you where the first support should come in And how these harmonic things work that jeff talked about because this is a really good Example of how the harmony should work Okay, now if you just follow with me defy human nature stay awake for a few more minutes And we'll try to give you some information. Maybe you've never seen before That is an up sloping trend line folks because we've had higher bottoms and higher tops. Okay Now the last correction in platinum went from a thousand eight all the way down to 937 it dropped $70 the high here the last high was at 1080 $70 off of that should take you down to right where we're looking at there at 590 right there 990 right there Now that's a 61% retracement that would be a perfect valid trend line with perfect symmetry Now if you wanted to count the number of bars to the last time it dropped one two three four five six seven eight 29 it was down 10 days into october the 7th Now we're only into the fourth day here now I don't know if this is going to last 10 days or not But when it gets to that price, you know, we don't when you when you're looking at your equity front Run folks, you don't see a time factor on there. All you see is dollars and cents So you've got to rely on what the dollar and cents is not the not the timing of it So you'd like to see it get down here real quietly the next five or six days Maybe by early monday and if you're sitting right there at 9 95 Then you've got perfect harmony perfect symmetry and you know exactly where you stand Does that mean it's going to work? Absolutely not but you know that if it doesn't work, you're going to know right away just like in the hogs You know, we we thought the hogs were going to hold 73 20 but 73 40 whatever that number was But once they went below 73 That's it. Oh Something's not right now. I don't know where the hogs are trading today early this morning I know they were breaking below that level. So that that's how you that's what you're trying to do Say it again one more time. It's not about how much money you make. It's about how much money you don't lose So I hope that helps. I hope that helps ruby always glad to chip in for you, dear Because you always are a big supporter here Diffin in and we we certainly appreciate it So we've covered all of the ones Microsoft let's not tomorrow the one thing we have jc parrots Of uh, I'll start charts with the the trade we would have on today in here selling softee at 3 24 With a buy stop at 3 27. We're going to see if that one works now That could be if it's correct And the judge is still out on that That still could be a could be a long-term trade if it uh holds up So that's what we're watching here today. So that helps Oh, well Al says the the phone lines hold on a second. I'm getting a quote on my hogs right now They're 7205 right now. That is they just keep dropping. So Thank you for the the uh the quote timmy. I appreciate it Uh, but that's what we're paying attention here to today. Okay. Let's move on one more time here Alrighty here. Uh Oh the uh the bonds folks, uh, we finally got up here We've had that rally that we were expecting today. Just give me one second here You'll be able to to see it here. Uh, uh, let me do the four hour I think that would be easy to do just a second. Yeah, probably would be You know that shows this monster a bcd rally that we're having here Right now we've taken out the highs. We expected this folks. I showed you on the treasury note chart That's why because we had such a beautiful three drive We didn't have a three drive here in the treasury bonds, but we certainly did in the treasury notes But you'll notice here because the the bonds the notes never made Or the bonds never made lower lows down in here. You see the bottom down the oh, I've not even shown the chart Hold on just a second We'll be right back eight seven seven nine two seven six six four eight Sharpening your skills as an investor is like getting better at playing a musical instrument You have to practice sure, but you also need excellent instruction from experts at tfnn You'll get advice and guidance from the authority and technical market analysis And it's not just dry tedious text either tfnn airs live financial content streamed live on tfnn.com and tfnn's youtube channel with tiger tv Live every market day from 8 30 a.m. To 4 p.m. Eastern for free Each host is an experienced trader and gives their take on the market while taking calls and questions live from around the world From the moment the market opens until the closing bell sounds tiger tv has eight different shows with expert hosts To help you make the right moves with your money watch online at tfnn.com or on tfnn's youtube channel And become the investor you were born to be tfnn educating investors You might think that if you want to be successful at trading in the stock market You're going to need a crystal ball after all it's impossible to predict the future right Like any endeavor in life before you decide it's impossible get some advice from the experts You might find that it's not so impossible after all for daily market overviews that give you direction on the key indices Selective stocks and commodities subscribe to the opening call newsletter at tfnn.com The opening call newsletter is written by basal chapman creator of the trading methodology known as the chapman wave The chapman wave up down sequence gives you an edge in identifying price turns Finding the peaks and valleys and stock prices get the opening call newsletter by basal chapman and your inbox every day First time subscribers also get a 30 day money back guarantee If you're not satisfied, let us know and you'll get a full refund within 30 days of signing up tfnn.com educating investors Are you looking for a secured investment which pays you on a monthly basis The tiger first mortgage program may be the program for you The best rate on a five-year cd in the country right now according to bankrate.com is paying 1 per year or $1,000 per $100,000 invested The tiger first mortgage program pays 7 per year paid monthly on secured high value buildable properties in st. Petersburg, florida The investment is for four years paying 7 per year or $7,000 per $100,000 invested Your investment is secured by high value real estate in st. Petersburg, florida Your investment can be anywhere from 100,000 to 500,000 You want to make 1,000 per year on 100,000 invested or 7,000 per year on a secured tiger first mortgage The tiger first mortgage program may be just the program for you The tiger first mortgage program pays 7 per year paid monthly for more information You can call<PHONE_NUMBER>. That's<PHONE_NUMBER> Okay folks, I posted the chart of the treasury bonds with a hypothetical Three drive to a bottom pattern that we did not get However, we in the one that is the the larger of the open interest Which is the largest commodity that we have is the treasury notes And if we take a look here and this was done in the newsletter We did this on friday on the daily basis in that red box But there's the three drive pattern now look this to show you how weak the notes really are folks The notes are setting at the 61% retracement of the high on october the 14th Treasury bonds have just taken that high out by about four ticks So the treasury bonds are much much stronger than the treasury notes That doesn't mean the notes can't catch up but right now that's what's happening But this is a rally in a bear market I don't believe it's a major bottom possibly, but I don't think so So let's keep our mind on that Tomorrow's guest will be jc parrots of all-star charts He'll be coming on at the beginning of the show at 11 o'clock tomorrow because his time for the first half hour of the day Or that time of the day between 11 11 30 is all the time we can get for him So that's what we're sort of paying attention to so let's keep our eye on the ball tomorrow Live every day in an attitude of gratitude to make god bless I know there's time left in the uh the show But that's the main thing that I wanted to uh to share with you today Was what was happening with uh this particular these particular markets to show the ones that worked the ones that didn't work And you know why they didn't work. That's the key here is to pay uh, you know closer close attention to them as we Start to go through here and look at this So that's what we're watching the natural gas keeps backing off now The natural gas is now below the 61 of the early morning range folks That could be a a sign of some serious weakness coming in so that one's working relatively well too, so let's uh Watch that because if we get much below 590 that's $10 and where we are right now because we just hit the 78 percent level So we'll be recovering that we're watching microsoft for tomorrow folks to see how that thing would have worked out So live every day in an attitude of gratitude and may god bless


The next item of business is a statement by Annabelle Ewing on hate crime. The minister will take questions at the end of her statement so there should be no interventions or interruptions and I call on Annabelle Ewing. You have 10 minutes please minister. Thank you Presiding Officer. Recent news coverage of events around the globe has starkly demonstrated that hatred and prejudice continue to have very serious consequences for people and communities across society. In recent times we have seen racism and religious bigotry on the rise around the world. These reports and the subsequent and increasingly frequent online furor they generate can lead to increased attacks on everyone from people from ethnic minority communities to people with disabilities and every vulnerable community that is easy prey to bigots and bullies. Discussions in the media and online about Brexit highlight the need for us to ensure that those from across the European Union who have made Scotland their home feel secure. Scotland is an open and inclusive nation but we are not immune from such hateful behaviour. Our communities sometimes face prejudice and abuse through both direct physical confrontation and currently online hate abuse. I know that everyone across this chamber would condemn the deliberate targeting of our minority communities with hate filled prejudice. I am sure that we are all united in seeking to offer our communities the protection they need in law to give them access to justice when they are subjected to such behaviour. Prejudice and hate have a huge impact on the quality of life of individuals and the community to which they belong. Trust becomes more difficult and whole families and groups withdraw into smaller circles of safety with significant consequences for the overall level of trust and social capital across the whole of society. Earlier today, our debate on Holocaust Memorial Day highlighted why we must never forget the injustices that have led to the demonisation of communities and horrific acts of genocide. We must be vigilant to ensure that history does not repeat itself and that no one is allowed to make scapegoats of our minority communities. We must all of us always bear witness. At this Parliament, we debated the issue of hate crime last November and raised the possibility of a review of hate crime legislation and organisations such as the Law Society and the Equality Network provided written briefing supporting such a review. The need for robust legislation to tackle hate crime is as great as ever and that is why today I am announcing that the Scottish Government has commissioned an independent review of hate crime legislation in Scotland. The review will be led by one of the most senior members of the Scottish judiciary, Lord Bracadale. He will make recommendations on how we can ensure that the hate crime legislation that is applied to protect Scottish communities is fit for purpose in the 21st century. The review will be taken forward entirely independently of the Scottish Government. The remit has been placed in SPICE and I can confirm. It will consider whether existing hate crime law represents the most effective approach for the justice system to deal with criminal conduct motivated by hatred, malice, ill will or prejudice. Lord Bracadale's considerations will include looking at whether the current mix of statutory aggravations, common law powers and specific hate crime offences is the most appropriate criminal law approach to take. Whether new categories of hate crime should be created for characteristics not currently covered in existing legislation such as age and gender. Whether existing legislation can be simplified, rationalised and harmonised and how any identified gaps, anomalies and inconsistencies can be addressed. Lord Bracadale will also consider whether we need to change or amend the current legislative framework and if it guarantees that human rights and equality, including the right to freedom of speech, are protected. Another central concern of the review is the need to consult all interested parties to ensure Lord Bracadale's recommendations are informed by evidence. That is why Lord Bracadale will be taking forward an open public consultation on the review. In addition, Lord Bracadale has indicated that he is happy to meet with spokesperson from all the parties represented in this Parliament so that he can incorporate the views and opinions of this chamber into his findings and recommendations. The current legislation relating to hate crime has developed over decades in a piecemeal manner and this review allows us an opportunity to take stock and to look at all of this legislation in a holistic way. That means that the review will consider specifically the wide range of legislation that has an impact on tackling hate crime. That includes the offences aggravated by prejudice Scotland Act 2009, the criminal justice act 2003 and, of course, the offensive behaviour at football and threatening communications Scotland act 2012. I am, of course, aware of the views of this chamber in relation to the offensive behaviour at football act. The Government remains opposed to repeal of the offensive behaviour at football act without a viable alternative. Such a move would take away protection from some of our most vulnerable communities. For example, repealing section 6 of the act would leave an unacceptable gap in Scottish legislative protection. Unlike elsewhere in the UK, prior to the introduction of the act, there was no specific offence in Scots law criminalising threats made with the intent of inciting religious hatred. That was an obvious gap and it was clear that legislation was required to address it. The review that I am announcing today recognises the concerns of this Parliament. The review provides a responsible and practical response to those concerns by allowing the act to be considered within the context of all hate crime legislation, which will help to ensure that the overall legal coverage offered to vulnerable communities is appropriate. The review goes far beyond football. We are determined to ensure that those who peddle extreme and intolerant ideologies, those who admire the hatred of the far right and want to undermine civil liberties and human rights, and those who simply wish to make scapegoats of anyone different to themselves do not find any foothold. There is no place for such behaviours in modern Scotland. Those who indulge in hate crimes often fear losing their privilege and power. That is the privilege to abuse and power to harm the weakest and most marginalised in our society. Some cannot accept that the only secure future is one where we are able to live side by side as equals and equality based on trust, respect and most importantly understanding. The laws that have been put in place to tackle hate crime were designed to protect the vulnerable. They make it clear that a modern forward-looking society will not tolerate hating people simply because of who they are. Now, more than ever, we need to revisit the body of applicable legislation in Scotland and make sure that this fundamental principle is not allowed to slip, that it is not allowed to be lost in the changing global environment. If left unchallenged, that will push people into ever more polarised positions and will simply lead to greater and greater fragmentation of society. We will be vigilant and we will not stand by and let that happen. In closing, I would like to reaffirm the Scottish Government's commitment to tackling all forms of hate crime. I believe that the independent review will ensure that Scotland is leading the way in providing adequate and appropriate protection to all communities. I therefore commend this important review to Parliament and hope that all parties will engage positively with Lord Bracadale in developing his recommendations and ensuring that Scotland can live up to the ideal of being a modern, outward-looking, open and inclusive country. On behalf of the Scottish Conservatives, I thank the minister for the advanced sight of her statement and welcome the forthcoming review of hate crime legislation in Scotland.  The minister's statement mentioned, and I quote, the wide range of legislation that has an impact on tackling hate crime, but then goes on to focus on just one, the Offensive Behaviour at Football Act. Why are the Scottish Government continuing to ignore the will of Parliament when it comes to this piece of flawed legislation? Less than three months ago, Parliament voted to repeal the Offensive Behaviour at Football Act, and I remind the minister that that is an act that has been heavily criticised by the legal profession and the judiciary. Why is the minister including this piece of legislation in the review instead of setting out a timeline to repeal this act as clear the will of Parliament made in November last year? It is important that the criminal justice system is equipped to deal with hate crime. It is also vital that victims come forward to report their experiences of hatred. I note in the latest hate crime statistics from the Crown Office that disability hate crime in particular continues to be under reported compared to other forms of hate crime. Can I ask the minister to confirm what the Scottish Government is doing to encourage and improve the reporting of all types of hate crime in Scotland and how the Bracadale review will look at reporting of hate crime as well? Annabelle Ewing. I welcome the constructive comments made at the outset of Mr Ross's question. It is good to hear that the Conservative Party will engage freely with the review. On the specific questions that the member raised on the first question on the position of the Offensive Behaviour at Football Act and the Threatening Communications Act, I tried to reference the review in terms of the fact that it is a very wide-reaching review. I referred to a number of pieces of legislation but I also felt that it was important to reflect and recognise the views of the chamber with respect to one piece of the hate crime legislation at Jigsaw. That is why I spent a bit of time on that and I think that the chamber would have been a surprise if I hadn't done it. Our position is clear and it has remained clear that without a viable alternative we do not support a repeal. For the reasons that such a move would take away protections, particularly at this time and with the threats to civil liberties and people's rights and to equality that we see across this world, this would be the wrong time to take away protections from people. The responsibility of the Government is to ensure that the whole body of hate crime legislation is fit for purpose in the 21st century. That includes the consideration of a key piece of hate crime legislation being the Offensive Behaviour at Football and Threatening Communications Act. With respect to the second question that the member raised about disability hate crime, I agree that there is much more to be done in ensuring that people with a disability feel much more comfortable in bringing forward their concerns. In that regard, I was very pleased indeed to note the publication of the disability delivery plan that my colleague Jeane Freeman published in early December last year, setting forth some 93 actions, one of which was to ensure that we, the Scottish Government, work with disabled people's organisations and Police Scotland to do what we can to encourage more reporting of hate crime incidents. Clare Baker. Thank you, Presiding Officer. I start by thanking the minister for the advance copy of the statement. The announcement of the review is welcome and we will work with Lord Bracadale. There is a need to ensure that our legislation is relevant to the modern world and its challenges and that racism, bigotry and hatred have no room in our society. Last year, we saw the doubling of Islamic hate crimes and year-on-year increases in crimes relating to disability and sexual orientation. It is clear that we must take greater action and ensure that all our citizens are protected. I note that the Offensive Behaviour Act is included in the review. The minister is aware that it is the view of Parliament that the act should be repealed. While I note what she says about the impact of removing the act, we do not share her view that there is no viable alternative. I believe that the review will recognise that. We wish the review well to support the work of Lord Bracadale. Will the minister commit to publishing a full breakdown of all hate crime statistics, as is currently the practice with the religiously activated offending report in order to better inform the work of the review? Annabelle Ewing. I would like to thank Clare Baker at the outset for her constructive comments and her desire to be involved in the review in terms of making sure that your input and your party's input is part of the work that Lord Bracadale will be taking forward. As I said, it is a key part of the hate crime jigsaw of legislation in Scotland. It is quite right and proper that it is part of the wide consideration of whether hate crime is appropriate and effective in 21st century Scotland that we look at that act as well. In the consultation of Mr Kelly, who is not in the chamber, the Crown Office took the view that, in some circumstances, it would only be capable of securing a conviction by using the provisions of the act as opposed to any other provision. Stonewall Scotland and the Equality Network expressed concern that, simply repealing the act would send a very worrying signal that, somehow, that behaviour was acceptable. There are different views, but I hear what the member says, and that will be part of the wider review. In terms of the reporting of hate crime, we all need to do much more to ensure that people feel comfortable in reporting hate crime in whatever way it manifests itself. That is a commitment that we have made. Finally, in terms of the hate crime statistics, I will undertake to look into that point specifically and speak to the statisticians as well. I would not undertake to do things that perhaps statistically we are going to present particular challenges. I hear what the member says, and any information that we can bring to the table is the best way to go. I ask all members to bear in mind that, the longer the questions and answers are, the less chance there are that everyone gets an opportunity. Having said that, I call Christina McKelvie to be followed by Annie Wells. The minister will be aware that the Equality Human Rights Commission has raised concerns that, at the start of formally leaving the EU, could cause an increase in crime and a backlash against EU citizens, something that we already saw in England following the referendum in June. How will the Scottish Government ensure that this backlash does not occur in Scotland? He caught me by surprise here. That was very quick for you, Ms McKelvie. Thank you, Presiding Officer. I think that I wouldn't comment on that. What I would say is that immediately after the referendum vote in June 2016, the First Minister said, and I repeat, that citizens of other EU countries living here in Scotland remain welcome here. Scotland is your home and your contribution is valued, and that is a message that we must, all of us, strive to get across every single day, particularly as we see the article 50 process, apparently about to be triggered fairly shortly. It is a duty of incumbent all of us to ensure that all of our citizens feel comfortable living in Scotland where they have chosen to make their home. In terms of practical considerations, of course, the hate crime review will be intended to ensure that, in fact, for every citizen in Scotland, hate crime law protects their position, that it is available for all, and that is a very important feature of this review. Also, I know that my colleagues in the qualities team are shortly to proceed with another hate crime awareness campaign, and I think that that was announced in our excellent debate that we had in November last year. I am sure that that will also be a very timely intervention as we approach with some trepidation the months ahead. Annie Wells, to be followed by Fulton MacGregor. Thank you, Presiding Officer. Last June, figures from the Crown Office showed that, in Scotland, sexual orientation and disability-related hate crime rules by an alarming 20 per cent and 14 per cent respectively between 2015-16. I raised this in the chamber during a debate in November, and I want to ask the minister again what specific action the Scottish Government will take to tackle these types of hate crime. Annabelle Ewing. On the issue of disability in response to your colleague, I explained that the very important development of the disability delivery action plan has 93 separate actions that are expected to be carried out. That is a very important development. We will work closely with disabled organisations and Police Scotland to encourage greater reporting. On the increase in reported hate crime in sexual orientation, I note the statistics and I find them very worrying indeed. We have proceeded with a number of actions in terms of a whole range of activities, including across the Equality portfolio. A very significant amount of funding has gone in over recent years. In the current financial year, there are 3.1 million, which is available for a wide range of projects that are trying to ensure that we are vigilant indeed. As we look forward, we see in terms of the position within our schools the refresh of the anti-bullying strategy guidance for which it is expected quite soon. Of course, we are working with the Thai campaigners to ensure that the issues that they have raised are properly addressed. Fulton MacGregor, followed by Mary Fee. I would like to ask the minister what the Scottish Government is doing to tackle the problem of sectarianism that exists across the country, affecting people in my constituency and many others. Annabelle Ewing. The member raises a very important point. I remind the chamber that the Scottish Government has invested some £12.5 million over the past five years to the end of this financial year in a number of very important projects seeking to tackle sectarianism working through the education sector. I know that there are particular projects involving the citizens theatre, which is a sense over sectarianism, known by mouth to name but three. Also, we recognise that education is a key element and we have been working with Education Scotland to produce a national resource available to schools. Over the past five years, we have committed more than any previous administration and, of course, future funding. Activity will be informed by the very important review that Dr Duncan Morrill is carrying out in terms of looking at how his recommendations in the 2015 report that his advisory group prepared in tackling sectarianism in Scotland to look at how those recommendations are being implemented. We expect that work to be produced shortly and we will look at that carefully to inform the next steps. Mary Fee, followed by Kate Forbes. I welcome the statement today on hate crime. Is the minister able to provide any further details on the open public consultation? Can she give us any assurances that such a consultation will reach all of those in Scotland who are subject to hate crimes who may otherwise be overlooked, for example those where English is not their first language or Gypsy travellers? Annabelle Ewing. The member raises a very important point, and it is one that Avalon Shure gets fed into the process. It is absolutely the case that anybody that has got something to say has some evidence to bring forward. I am sure that we most gratefully received. In terms of general stakeholder engagement, I am shortly after this statement to go and speak to some key stakeholders and we will also be in written contact with other stakeholders as well today. I hope that, through their networks, they can help to make sure that wider and ambit is reached as possible. Kate Forbes, followed by Patrick Harvie. One of the most significant developments in the last few decades has been online hate crime, which is utterly vile and yet under-reported in my view because a lot of online abuse is accepted as just normal. Will that review ensure that it is easier and more routine to report online hate crime, which is targeted at someone and motivated by prejudice, while, more importantly, safeguarding freedom of speech? Annabelle Ewing. Yes, I would say that the issue of online hate crime is really quite fundamental now because, of course, so much activity takes place online and that is the future. Obviously, it is an important part of the review to look at how effective our legislative framework is in dealing with online hate crime at this point and what we could do to enhance that protection, whilst, of course, recognising that one of our very important rights is indeed the freedom of expression. I would say that, obviously, some online protection is provided in section 6 of the Offensive Behaviour at Football and Threatening Communications Act, and a simple repeal of that without anything else in its place would take away protections that are currently in existence. Patrick Harvie, followed by Liam McArthur. I welcome this review and, in particular, the commitment that it will include consideration of a consolidated hate crime act, something that I thought was worth considering since Parliament passed my own member's bill that became the 2009 act. However, can I ask about the comments from the minister that, prior to the introduction of the Offensive Behaviour at Football and Threatening Communications Act, there was no specific offence in Scots law criminalising threats made with the intent of inciting religious hatred? The minister describes that as an obvious gap. Isn't it more accurate to say that this was a choice that Parliament had consistently made by consensus that aggravation of existing offences was the way to go rather than the introduction of piecemeal incitement legislation? Can the minister confirm that the review group will not be given any preset assumptions or preconditions about the role that the Government expects to see incitement to hatred legislation playing in future? Annabelle Ewing. I would like to say to the member that, obviously, we have set the remit that is in Spice and Lord Bracadale will be carrying out the review. Lord Bracadale will determine where his review takes him and he is being tasked in terms of the actual express remit to look at the important issue of statutory aggravations. This is an independent review, and Lord Bracadale, one of the most experienced criminal law and practice judges in Scotland, will take his review where he feels it needs to go to fulfil the remit, which is to see whether or not our body of law that is piecemeal and, indeed, I know that Patrick Harvie had called for consolidation some years ago, quite rightly so. Therefore, the duty of Lord Bracadale is to look at the whole body of law to determine its effectiveness, its appropriateness in the context of 21st century Scotland. I am sure that he will be reading the official record of the debate today, and I know that Mr Harvie and his party will wish to feed into the review as well. Liam McArthur, followed by Rona Mackay. I thank the minister for early sight of her statement. I also welcome the review as part of our on-going efforts to bear down on hate crime in all its forms. Certainly, it is Scottish Liberal Democrats who are more than happy to engage with Lord Bracadale. In terms of specific questions, could the minister advise the chambers to whether the Lord Advocate or indeed the Crown Agent has identified particular cases or types of cases that are not being brought forward or not securing prosecution given the current legal landscape? Can she also assure the Parliament that, as part of this review, the support available to victims, some of which is based through legislation, will also be up for consideration? I welcome Liam McArthur's constructive approach to the review as well. It is good to hear that he too will be quite happy to work with it. In particular, I am not aware that the Lord Advocate has brought any information to me, but I think that it is timely to have a look at where we are with our hate crime law, because it is found in common law, it is found in statutes and, of course, as we have heard from Mr Harvie, there are a number of statutory aggravations. It is timely to have a look at the adequacy of our hate crime legislation in 21st century Scotland. On the issue of victim support, that would not be a particular element of the hate crime legislation that would fall directly within Lord Bracadale's remit, but it is a matter for the Government to continue to look at that. I assure the member that the justice portfolio will always continue to look at what more we can do to help victims. Rona Mackay, followed by Jamie Greene. To ask the cabinet minister if she agrees that more should be done to prevent homophobic bullying at school. In light of the shocking statistics, 90 per cent of LGBTI people have experienced homophobia, biphobia and transphobia at school. 27 per cent of LGBTI people have attempted suicide once as a result of bullying, and 79 per cent of teachers have asked support to the LGBTI inclusive education initiative, known as TAI. Every child should feel safe and respected at school, and that is a duty that each one of us has to ensure happens. In respect of the TAI campaign specifically, I would like to echo what the First Minister said at First Minister's questions last week, that there is indeed a commitment to take forward the issues that the TAI campaign has brought to our attention and that we would wish to do so in consultation with the excellent TAI campaigners. Jamie Greene, followed by Pauline McNeill. It is fitting that today we discuss hate crime as just an hour ago I sat in this chamber and listened to some of the horrors of the Holocaust, and whilst hate itself will never go away, the means by which it manifests itself has changed dramatically. Can I ask the minister therefore that whilst considering the issue of cyber abuse and online hate crime, will the review robustly and adequately ensure that offences like this are both recorded and dealt with properly? Annabelle Ewing? In terms of the review announced today that Lord Bracadale will proceed with, the first task is to assess the adequacy and effectiveness of the legislation and the body of substantive hate crime law that is there. In terms of the mechanics of ensuring that we have ways of recording and reporting and assessing how we are doing in the years going forward, that may be something Lord Bracadale wishes to get into, but equally I suspect that it would more likely be for the Government to consider at the end of the process when we receive the recommendations of Lord Bracadale. Pauline McNeill, followed by John Mason. Presiding Officer, I welcome the minister's statement. Would the minister recognise that tackling hate crimes is not simply about framing the right laws but resourcing services to implement the law? Will the minister give a commitment that the Government will not rush to legislate for the sake of it? There are, however, as other members have highlighted, some areas where Lord Bracadale should look for review. Social attitudes to transgender people have improved but they still face acute prejudice and we know that there is severe underreporting. Does the minister agree that in the area of transphobic hate crimes this may be an area of interest to Lord Bracadale to examine whether there is a specific law needed for this purpose? I would say to Pauline McNeill that, first of all, the Government at the end of the process will carefully consider any recommendations that Lord Bracadale has brought forward. I would also say that I would imagine that the area that the member mentioned transphobic hate crime as well as any other areas will be areas that the Lord Bracadale will wish to consider when looking at the adequacy of our body of hate crime legislation in Scotland in the 21st century. One of the strengths of the Offensive Behaviour at Football Act has been that it dealt with offensive behaviour at football fairly, obviously. In particular with sectarianism, anti-Irish racism and anti-Catholicism, can the minister assure us that we will not be losing focus on those very important issues? Annabelle Ewing? The Lord Bracadale is commissioned to look at the adequacy of the body of hate crime legislation in Scotland, including, as I have mentioned, as part of that wider review of the Offensive Behaviour at Football and Threatening Communications Act. Of course, it remains on the statute until such time as it is not on the statute book. Finally, as I mentioned in an answer to Fulton MacGregor, the focus that we have had in investing in funding for various very important sectarian projects to tackle sectarianism has been some £12.5 million over the last five years. We will consider how we take those projects forward, including working with Education Scotland to ensure that we have a national resource embedded as part of our education. That ends questions to the minister. I will give a couple of moments for places to be changed.


This artist, her name is Phalaje. I believe I said that right. And she's actually dope. I can play a couple seconds of freestyle, but she just signed a shoe deal with Puma, right? Signs a shoe deal with Puma, which is something you can't do as an athlete prior to the NIL situation that they've had. I think it's been maybe two years, three. Now, having been able to do that. So now she can do that. That's great. Cool. A college athlete actually can sign. But why this is important to me or interesting to me is because she's a Hooper, but she's also a rapper, right? And Rock Nation, you know, they got Rock Nation sports. And then obviously Rock Nation is Rock Nation. So one, I wonder how far ahead did they see that coming? I'm sure they were from the people lobbying to get NIL resolved. So yeah. And now you have both sides. We already know how close culture and music, not culture and sports are in general. Well, shoot, culture is music and sports down there, right? The arts and sports entertainment. So you're able to start seeing a lot of these college athletes possibly become artists, which actually are. So, you know, Johnny two phones, right? Yeah. You know, he played ball. Yeah, he played ball. And then obviously he's Johnny two phones now. All right.  Shout out to Johnny. Shout out to him. We know J Cole played ball. Yeah. All right. So we'll start instead of finding the X athletes, we're going to see the athletes be athletes while they're moving. Yeah. And I was just looking at that. That's what made it interesting. I just peeped the last line where it says she's just she's going to start her freshman year. So she's not out of high school yet. I think she's technically just started because the season is, you know, basketball started. You know what I mean? But yeah, this is you people signed these ideas in high school, bro. That's crazy, bro. Yes. Yes. Like I wonder, I think I think I saw somebody who might have an NIL in middle school, bro. In middle school? Oh, yeah. You know, sports, you want to talk about music when it comes to A&R and sports is ridiculous, man. They watch, they watch all the way up. Well, yeah. Yeah, I did know.  You know what I'm saying? Cheering you on. Yeah. It's been, you know, plenty of stories where this such and such is committed to Duke and he's in ninth grade. You got four more years.  But like, I think this is really interesting, because this is a new type of competition for artists or a new type of weigh in for artists, right? Because we've always known that school is a great space and place to market your music, right? And the problem often times that people face is getting beyond school, right? Oh, you can create us a song about your school that blows up within the school and that's pretty easy to do. Now, how do you go beyond that? Right? That's pretty much just struggle that most people face. Johnny has done it well. Golden has done it well, but both of them literally went there out song about the school at some point and then take off, right? Flip it, but you gotta know how to flip it. The thing is though, you add athlete to the mix. Like athlete is like the equivalent. It's like an A&R. It's just that inside network where you can influence so many people so easily because once you get something in a locker room and make it a part of sports culture, you got other athletes that come on to that really quickly. You have the rest of the school that are influenced by athletes. So for me to not only be an artist because I like to rap and just do my own music, but for me to now be supported truly from a label standpoint, that's different because I imagine I don't notice I would have to look it up, but I wonder if people actually could have signed an artist deal. This is a combination, right? It is rock nation. They do everything, but I wonder could an artist, a basketball player or a football player, whatever you are, have a record deal in college before? It's a good point because it doesn't make you a professional basketball player, right? It makes you a professional record artist. They are allowed to have a professional job as well. That right there might be the key. No. Maybe that's a part of it. It's almost like a title, man. You know how many professional artists and how many signed artists are even doing as well as unsigned artists? Like, I don't know. That's a weird space. If you look at music the way you look at it, but they probably look at it as a black and white thing. And I would imagine too they don't want the brand attention going to the label. It's like, we would much rather the other celebrities than me affecting the school and our city sales rather than be like, hey, look at what this Atlantic Records artist is doing. I could imagine that's a part of it. That was a part of the issue that people had. It's like, yo, you can monetize the names on our jersey, but we can't monetize the name on our jersey. I can't even sign somebody and let somebody pay me $50 for this thing. It's technically wrong and it's illegal that somebody want to buy the shirt off my back or whatever because I made a game-winning shot in it. So, yeah, I don't know. That might be part of it. Maybe you couldn't even be an artist. Yeah, I'm saying, has there ever been a college athlete that got far in music? Because most of the athletes, I'm familiar with that game of music. They're usually professional by the time we really start to hear about it seriously. Or they start, or they're professionals in their sport before it sounds like they start putting out there that they do that. So, I'm trying to think, has there ever been a college athlete? I don't know. I don't know. That's making me think because when you say it out loud, it doesn't make sense. What you think about is like, bro, you mean taking of all these basketball, you know what I'm saying? These basketball teams, these football teams, these baseball soccer. There ain't one motherfucker on there trying to rap for a scene. Oh, we know it is. Yeah, we know. That's why she's here. Yeah, I'm thinking about nails like that. That hasn't made sense. You know what I'm saying? Like, it's a hotbed. They're instant influencers who wouldn't use that at least try to feel their music. But nails is peeping together. They can't, bro. Oh, they couldn't. They couldn't. That's crazy. It's a crazy system, man, because they also, you know, outside of the financial aspect of it, they put it around like focus. Are you committed to this or not? Yeah. They got to leave. Remember, like Blueface, Blueface played college football for a year or two or something like that. Right. So, there's never been at the same time that I've seen personally. I'm sure there maybe there has been somebody doing it. Y'all put it in the comments, help us so we can just have another topic. Right. But one, her freestyle. So, y'all just say, y'all go check her out. Like, we're not going to play. Like, because I don't even know we might even get copyrighted or whatever. But like her doing it at the same time and being able to play that game, we're going to be able to see more of that type of stuff. And it's going to be interesting for the people who are artists and they don't have to make the decision early on. So, go get your free money in college. Have deals which is money money. You're talking about like million dollar, multi-million dollar deals that are happening for these college students before they go into college. Yeah. Right. And then you can, I don't know, incubate your artistry under the safety net of school. Yeah, that's crazy bro. So, she's a little at the pro. She's got to be like the pro type of that whole model. One of them. Yeah. One of them. I'm surprised that it's a woman as well.   And a lot of the males are already like rapping, okay, or trying to do some music. We're going to sign this and we're going to start here. But to take on our artists and support her in these two ways and have her in these type of outlets where she's already doing interviews, because that clip I shared, right? That's an interview for her music and rapping. I like to actually put her in that circuit and lead that way. It's really interesting.  Everything I've heard, by the way. But let me take a quick second to say, if you're an artist trying to blow your music up, or if you're a manager, a music professional in general, trying to help an artist blow their music up, I have something that's a game changer for you, and it's completely free. As you may know, we've helped multiple artists go from zero to hundreds of thousands of streams. We've helped multiple artists go from hundreds of thousands to millions of streams, chart on Billboard, GoViral, all of that stuff. And we've now made the way we've branded multiple artists and helped them go viral completely free, step by step, in Brandman Network. All you have to do is check out brandmannetwork.com. You apply. It's completely free. But the thing is, we're not going to let everybody in forever. So the faster you apply, the better your chance of getting accepted. Brandmannetwork.com, check it out back to the video. It's dope to see that there actually, there's going to be a woman that's early on on this curve versus the opposite. So, all right. I think this is something I'm actually going to like look a lot deeper into. I think we should actually kind of follow the athlete-artist thing a lot more because it goes back to culture mixing. Remember, we talked about everybody is the artist competition now. You got the athlete-artist. You got the politician. You got the regular content creator. Everybody's making some type of music, but now you got these people being supported by the infrastructure. That's the thing that makes it so crazy for artists to deal with. I could be an artist who likes to ball.  You know what I mean? They're not fighting with the NBA players and competing for NBA money, but you got artists competing with all these other types of people for Atlantic Records money. Anybody with social media competition. That part is crazy, man. It's just making me think. The whole athlete thing is crazy, but I'm thinking about this random TikToker I found. Two weeks ago, I think he's like a golfer or something. He was signed to VaynerMedia, but he's in college. I remember the thing that sounded like, I remember it didn't click then. That was all he's in college on VaynerMedia. You know what I'm saying? But it's like, so even there starting to see that. And I'm going to guess they probably been lobbying for it. And they're fighting for it in the back end. Because you know he got VaynerSports too. Exactly. I'm going to think about it. So he got VaynerSports, Jay-Z. He got that side of everything. So I was like, are we going to fight for this shit? So we can be the first ones to get these people that can take advantage of it? Yeah, it's not going to be ugly, bro. Because it's such a... I don't know. It's going to be bad, bro. I think for us.  You know what I'm saying? Almost immediately. You know what I'm saying? Like you get a strong head start. Yep. Especially if you... I mean like her narrative, right? It's like, oh, we're not taking the ones, we're taking the ones that's already built and some celebrityism and within the sport they do. So that's an easy flip at that point, right? Like you got X amount of tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of people paying attention to you. Yeah, bro. That's about it. The game about to be ugly, bro. It's going to be really interesting. But in a good way, you know what I'm saying? People like us are going to be great. Yo, I mean it's beautiful because you've seen so many times careers get fumble that were possible in terms of like sports stars who wanted to be in music and vice versa because the infrastructure wasn't clear. It was that one or the other. But now VaynerMedia knows how to monetize culture, right? That's what we do, right? So the system is there full of funnel. Rock Nation, they know how to monetize and navigate culture. So we can easily slide you from this athlete to that side of the culture versus being, again, two separate companies. Oh, yeah, you're doing what you're doing now. Now you got to go find a record label. So all the development is clean throughout the entire process, man. Right. And I just clicked again. We're like the brand narrative they're building out. That's why the first thing I saw of her, like heavy was that freestyle clip. You know what I'm saying? Let's go ahead and start setting the foundation. Bro, she's a rapper, right? Yeah. Like this is a music interview, but she made sure to throw that narrative in there. Right. Spin it. Yeah, it's like they're literally planting the seeds now. It's going to be interesting to see what she's at. Because I mean, she can have push on a holiday time. We already had that whole talk about what's going to be. But it's going to be interesting to see what she looks like for her around the summer. You know what I'm saying? Right. Especially because that's what I see is going to open around about the top of spring. Yes, what is it going to look like in between seasons? But she's also going to have that whole season. The ability, attention, come off the season, be fresh on it, right? Good or bad? Because the season is in it. So that's like, to me, it will be the start of the rollout when the season is over. Especially if you win, that's definitely got to be the start of the rollout. If you lose, maybe like a week or two later, you know what I'm saying? Kick the kick the rollout. Take a break. Take a little break. Feel bad for a second. You know what I'm saying? Let that be the narrative for a while and then get back into it. All right. Well, it's either way, bro. Like, yeah, coming off of season, top of spring to then go into the summer rollout with like that behind you for the last six, seven months. Yeah, that's going to be wild. Yeah. Yeah, they're going to really take time. Oh my gosh. And another thing, if I think about from a company standpoint, if you're getting both sides in that regard, and look, I could be wrong where technically, they might not have the artist side of it, right? Technically, they might not. I don't know. All right. So let's put that out there. But we still know what's up, right? This is Rock Nation. Then they're going to want to. It only makes sense in some ways. You know what I mean? And the resources, look, how did she get here, right? She, matter of fact, let me see. Sign, Rob Starb. Yeah, like it just makes sense. She's probably in some way involved, or at least they made that a part of the sale. Hey, we have this access, right? You know what it is, love it. Right. From a company standpoint, bro, how hard is it to monetize an artist? Scale of one in ten, like a seven and a half, eight, at least. Okay. Yeah. Okay. And how long does it take, typically, to be able to monetize an artist? Like, I signed an artist that they're developing, and then, yo, we can seriously start making that money back. That's like, if you're lucky, two, three years, if you're lucky. As a constant, in a lot of cases, it really is that, right? We see the pop, but that's it. Two, three, if you're lucky, I'd probably say five, six. You know what I'm saying, if you're one of the unlucky few. Shit, you're still the lucky few if you pop in five to six. Yeah, that's right, that's true. Man, if you have a real career, most people never. Right? So if that's happening, I now, damn near, can monetize immediately from the athlete side. Yeah. Wow, I'm waiting for this money to be made from the artist side. Oh, he's figuring the artist side out, because we don't know what they're going to have to go through with that. Exactly, they're still developing. And maybe look, maybe there's an L completely, who knows. But that, even from a business standpoint, makes a lot of sense. So because I don't have to worry about all those things.  So it's attractive because you're not graded by the same, you know, criteria as somebody who's not an artist. So you look more successful than, I don't want to say more successful than you are. It's just not great. It looks easier. Yeah. It looks easier from the other side. They have their own tribulations they have to go through, the artist athletes, or the athlete artist, but it definitely looks easier from the outside looking at. Right, right.  Not, people don't judge it as hard, because this is the only thing we're judging you on. So there's all these benefits to that as an athlete. But again, as a company, if I can begin to monetize with these brand deals with Puma, all right? Like this is how you know Rock Nation, man. Like, come on now, Puma, right? This is all, this is rock. Or whatever other type of deals that you might be monetizing this personality from outside of just your regular stuff, but the things that additionally come from music as well, well, which brings me another question. If I could do that, and then finally when the music stuff pops out, that's a beautiful situation. You take away, again, so much risk that comes from music, and everybody's been waiting time and time, year after year after year, figuring out ways to decrease the risk of artists. Like artists, I don't know. Look, I get deals have been historically really bad, but y'all also have to understand that there's a high, high risk. Historically, it's a lower risk. That's why deals are becoming, are better. That's actually why. It's like, oh yeah, because we can A and R a little bit better. We can look at data. We can- We don't have to pick you up until a certain point. Right. We don't have to pick you up until a certain point. There's all these other factors that put people in a position to actually offer better deals. It doesn't mean there's not people offering trash deals. That's all that's going to happen like that. People are always going to get in where they fit in. There's going to be those characters. But a huge part of it is literally just where the marketplace is. People are going to make smarter decisions on top of that. How can I make, again, minimize that risk? So yes, I came on this TikTok artist.  We're not starting from zero. Let me get that single up off them and get that. Or let me get that single up off them. But a part of that, I'm signing him. So hopefully he comes up with something else, but this single is going to at least get me to break even. So he's not as much of a risk, right? Yeah. This isn't a single, but this being an athlete is in some ways equivalent to being a single, probably even better in some ways than being a single that has some momentum. Like I said, the monetization route is already there. So it's like we can literally cover that gap. We'll lose the money on your music brand by just maybe not hyper-focusing on the athlete brand. But we have the option to if we need to, right?  Hey man, I know you want to put this merch out and go on tour, but let's get some more of these jerseys out. You know what I'm saying? Let's get that stacked out first. And then slip it from there. So it's interesting, bro, like thinking of it that way. Because like I said, I wasn't aware that they were even kept out of the competition like that. I always thought it was just, because you meet so many athletes and they want to be artists, right? Like I feel like that's a secret desire of like them every athlete. So I always thought they were just keeping themselves out of the game because of the love for the sport. I know they really couldn't hop in the game. None of that doors wide open, bro. No, it's going to be ugly. Yeah, it's going to be a very, very interesting mix. They just need one to hit that. Actually, you got really, really fine music. Like usually they're like at max like okay. You know what I'm saying? Or good. It's probably like the highest bar personally, obviously from artists in that world. I think that we get one that cracks the quality aspect of it and has this machine behind them, bro. It's going to be bad. Pop out with it, hit, hit. It's going to be ugly, bro. That's going to be sound. That is going to be something. Yeah. I mean, we know we've seen the prototypes. Deion Sanders dropped his track. It wasn't really a good song. You know what I mean? His music wasn't good, but you know, it was entertaining. Right. It was entertaining. It was great for the moment. Shack arguably had like some solid stuff like his track with Biggie 30 years ago, 30 years ago. And yeah, it was some pretty solid music. Lonzo Ball is like one of the more recent artists that I could think of. We get a good athlete freestyle at least once a year. Athlete freestyle is just better at more. There's better athlete freestyle than athlete music. They're good at maintaining the image for like long enough for it to be interesting. And then once it comes to like the super long-term work aspect of it, I think that's what we start to love them. Right. Yeah, because it's different. It's a different type of work.  I'm that nigga. I'm top 50, whatever. To now I have to go back to the music side where I'm one of many over here. You know what I'm saying? Like the whole big fish, small pun things, small fish, big pun. Right. That can't feel good. Nah. Nah, I can't. It can't. Man, I just made a quarter million over here. I checked my Spotify streams. I made $36, but I can't come back with that. So I get it. I get a while. Yeah. Yeah, that's just going to be interesting, bro. Like I said, like built-in influencer base, bro. Just got to keep you going long enough. Starting up from ground zero is definitely hard when you're already used to that upper level.


Hello! This video was created by Jane Ophino-Ganova, an information developer at BMC Software, and narrated by a computer-generated voice. In this video, I will show you how administrators can prepare the room assets for reservation, and how they can enable the option for reserving room assets in BMC Digital Workplace. This feature is useful when employees need to reserve room assets, such as conference rooms, guest rooms, massage rooms, and similar facilities that are offered at an office location. Before you start preparing the room assets reservation for your company's employees, make sure that the following initial requirements are fulfilled. Your company mailbox server is configured by a system administrator. Available room assets, for example, conference halls, are created, configured, and added to the floor maps in BMC Digital Workplace. The Exchange Plugable provider is enabled in the Admin Console. Now you can start preparing your assets for reservations. In BMC Digital Workplace Admin Console, go to Location Management. Select View all under the Assets menu. Here you can search for an asset by location. We will select the key F-office as an example. As you can see, the list of available assets is loaded. Now you can select a particular asset and prepare this asset for reservations. We will select Conference Hall 6. First specify the email address that was provided to you by your system administrator. This will enable a reservation on the Microsoft Exchange server. Then modify other custom fields as required to provide more information about the room for your employees. After you fill in the fields, click Save Asset. The asset is updated successfully. Now I will show you how to enable the reservations option for the whole asset type. Go to Location Management. Then select Types Library under the Assets menu. You should perform the next steps for each asset type that you want to enable for reservations. We will select the conference room type as an example. Here select the Allow reservations, and allow check-in checkboxes, and then save the changes. As you can see, the asset type is updated successfully. Now as we have prepared the room assets for reservation, and enabled the reservation option, the end users can reserve these rooms on their locations page. They can click Make a reservation. Then find the required location and asset. And then reserve this asset for a certain date and period of time. This was a quick guide about enabling room reservations. Thank you for watching.