It's a case for Nick Carter, master detective. It's of the poker murders. Another case for that most famous of all man hunters, the detective whose ability at solving crime is unequaled in the history of detective fiction. Nick Carter, master detective. The waterfront section of the city. There lies a condemned slum area. The streets dark and deserted, lined with empty crumbling tenements. Deep in a grimy tenement deep within, a masked man sits in a hidden room and plays solitaire. This is the sinister master of crime known as the ace of spades. The six and seven are close to see you, ace. Send them in.  Yeah, you're five minutes late. I'm sorry, yes. The cops are watching this area. We had trouble slipping in. Since when have I accepted excuses? Yeah, boss, we know. What about the other three? Are they waiting at the rendezvous? Yes, sir. You've both memorized my instructions. We've got them down call, chief. But suppose there's a hitch. There won't be a hitch. The ace of spades doesn't make mistakes. Of course, if you make one. Oh, no, we won't, ace. You can depend on us. All right. You two, it better get going. One thing. What is it, chief? Don't forget to leave your calling cards. I don't want to disappoint my dear friend, Sergeant Matheson. Come in, patchy. Whether retainer there paying me, I have to see him. This way, Mr. Williams. Mr. Carter, my company's in trouble. Yes, sit down, Mr. Williams. Tell me about it. As you know, we're the biggest underwriters in the business. But this first storage robbery yesterday, we can't take any more of those. Oh, the ace of spades, huh? Yes. Whoever he is, he's hit us five times in the last two weeks. We're paying out a fortune in claims. You're working with the police on this? The police? They're helpless. The ace of spades has been too smart for them. Take that fur warehouse job last night, for instance. Yes? Every burglar alarm was cut or disconnected. The vault combinations were known beforehand and the locations of the most valuable furs. What about the guard? Was he one of your own operatives? Yes, one of our best men, too. They locked him into one of the refrigerated vaults. The ace of spades men leave the usual calling cards? Yes. It was a five-man job, apparently. They left the six, seven, eight, nine, and 10 of clubs. That's great flush. It's a pretty high poker hand. Among his other accomplishments, our friend seems to have a perverted sense of humor. Well, it's a brand of humor, I can't say I relish. Mr. Carter, will you help us with the case? I will. Tell you the truth, Mr. Williams. I was just about to drop down and discuss it with my old friend, Sergeant Matheson, in the homicide division. You see, the gentleman who calls himself the ace of spades interests me no end. I'm looking forward to meeting him personally. Black 10 on red jack. Red 4, black 5. Yes? The queen of hearts is here, ace. Queen of hearts? Put her on. I thought I told you never to come down here. I had to come. I know he's been called in by ACME underwriters. How did you know? I make it my business to know everything, my dear. But ace, true. Yes, I know. It will be intriguing to match wits with him. Now then, my dear, you'd better run along. You've worked to do tonight. I'm sorry, but I'm busy. I know. Sometimes I think you love that game more than you love me. Come, come, my dear. There's no basis for comparison. Solitaire, like every other card game, is relaxing. Women, when they're as lovely as you, are exciting. Ace, please. Good night, my dear. You won't be late for Rhoda Stanley's birthday party, will you? No, Patsy. You drop me at headquarters and go right on. I'll join you later. Uh-huh. Oh, it's funny the way I bumped into Rhoda after all these years. Hadn't seen her since college, and then all of a sudden I was standing in a nile online at Trimble's, and there she was. Yes, and now we're going to her birthday party. Uh-huh. The minute she found out I worked with you, she insisted on our coming. She's dying to meet you, and, well, I promise to produce. You sure you don't mind, Nick? No, no, of course not, Patsy. Oh, it ought to be something. She's married to John Stanley. The banker? Ah, that's right. Which is the same thing you're saying. She's married to $10 million. And I, was the girl in my graduating class, voted most likely to succeed. Well, Patsy, it's a funny thing. What's funny? Stanley's bank. The Marine Trust is putting up the capital to tear down that slum area, where the ace of spades is supposed to be hiding. Oh, do you really think that's where the ace of spades is hideout is? Could be. There are more than 200 abandoned tenements down there, and the two patrolmen murdered in that section seem to point to it. I won't forget those two homicides in a hurry. Each of them had a playing card pinned right over the bullet holes. Yes, pair of jacks. Fair sample of the ace's grisly humor. What kind of a man can he be anyway? Infernerly clever, Patsy. We know that much. A brilliant planner with a mind that doesn't overlook the minutest details that might trap him. But why are those poker hands whenever he's pulled a job? He's an egotist. Happy criminal glorifies his crimes and joys leaving his signatures at each one of them. Oh, this close enough, Nick? Yes, I can work the other half-block to headquarters. Nick, I... please be careful. Don't take any chances. Now, don't worry. The ace of spades may play his cards according to Hoyle. But I'll play him any way I can to win. Oh, Nick! He'll tell you the truth for once I'm glad to see you. This ace of spades has really got me on the murriga round. First, he knocks over two of our best cops. Then he kills this watchman on that warehouse job last night. And he leaves nothing, no evidence, except those blasted playing cards. Yes, I know.  This whole case like a nightmare. How do you even got the cards as men lift? Yeah, here they are. Common pattern. There's still hundreds of decks like this all over town. Uh, what about the... Fingerprints? Yes. No, none. We powdered every card. Even used the iodine tests, nothing doing. Suppose you search that abandoned slum area. Look, are you kidding? Nick, of course we did. The night Burke and Finnegan were killed, we went through it with a fine tooth comb. A devil of a job it was, too. As I can imagine, in as much that place has been blacked out ever since the city decided to dismantle their street lamps in the area to save electricity. With all these hundreds of empty tenements, the ace could change his headquarters at will. Or he could drive a car through there where the headlights turned off and never be seen. Yeah, I know. That's what makes it tough. The place is as black as well the ace of spades. I got a couple of men down there now, nosing around. Not that I expect to find anything. Ah. Homicide, Sergeant Matheson. No, Sergeant. Yeah? Shall I switch you on? Yeah, yeah, I'll talk to him. Isn't you, Sergeant? Yeah. What is it, Nolan? Well, Connors and myself saw a light in one of these here tenements. What? Are you sure? Yeah, positive. The light's gone now, but we've got the place spotted. Shall we go in and investigate? No, no, no. Now, now listen, Nolan. You and Connors stay there and keep your eyes peeled on that tenement. Yeah? I'll be right down with the squad. OK, Sergeant. We'll be on the corner of the beside six. Nolan, Nolan, Nolan. You say that call box was located at the corner of 16th Street and Avenue F, Maddie? Yeah, that's right, Nick. Couple of more blocks and we'll be there. The looks of things, you must have every cruise car on the force in this area now. OK. The judging by what's going before, I don't think it's going to do us any good. Maddie, just look at this area. Nothing but rows and rows of dark tenements and boarded up stores. Yeah, I know. Look, there isn't a whole pane of glass in the place. The streets and the sidewalks are certainly littered with this blood. Hey, Nick, I heard a shot. Take it easy, Maddie. Take it easy.  Oh, oh, yeah, yeah. Oh, this place gives me the creeps, I guess. Oh, there's the call box that Nolan called from. I don't see anything. You many? No, Nolan and Connors must be somewhere around, one way or the other. Couple of sitting pigeons. The ace are in this doorway, riddled by bullets. And look, Maddie, the ace left his usual calling cards, the jack of hearts on Nolan, and the jack of diamonds on Connors. And Burke and Finnegan drew a pair of jacks, too, and they were murdered down here. Four jacks, four of a kind. Well, whatever the ace of spades is, Maddie, he's consistent. He's still killing, and according to Hoyle. Betsy, what's happened to the master detective you promised to produce tonight? Well, I can't understand what's keeping Nick, Rhoda. He was supposed to be here long ago. Well, we won't worry about it. Let's just have another cocktail, huh? After all, it is my wife's birthday. As you know, Betsy, I'm lucky woman to be Mrs. John Stanley. Look at the birthday present John gave me, this necklace. Oh, I've been noticing that, Rhoda. Match diamonds, isn't it? It's a magnificent thing. Oh, that must be Nick now. I'll get it. What's the devil? All right, Stanley, get those hands up. Yeah, and fast. Hey, no, wait a minute. What does this mean? We're playing cops and robbers. That's why we're wearing these masks.  I'll do all the talking around here. All right, Joe, get to work on that wall, save us behind that picture. You know the combination. Right. John, all my jewelry's in there. I know, my dear. I'm afraid there's nothing we can do now. Or any other time. Pretty sure of yourself, aren't you? Yeah, lady, I sure am. How you doing, Joe? OK, just got the safe open. Swirl. Now, Mrs. Stanley, I'll take that necklace. Oh, John, my birthday present. Will you give it to me, or do I have to tear it off your neck? Rhoda, I'm afraid you'll have to do as he says. No, no, I won't. Oh, Rhoda, your husband's right. We're helpless now. These men are not going to take my necklace. All right, lady, looks like I'll have to rip it off that pretty white neck of yours.   Sit where you are. I said, let her along, you hear?  John! John! Nice work, pal. Yeah, I haven't had a chance to use that black jacket in a long time. You'll kill him. He isn't breathing. Naturally, lady. That was no love tap I gave him. No. You got all that stuff on the safe, Joe? Yeah, everything's worked like clockwork, as the chief would say, according to plan. You'll pay for this, both of you. That's what you think, lady. Oh, um, here's a couple of calling cards, just to remember us by. They left the ace of hearts from the ace of clubs, aren't they, Patsy? Yes, Nick, and both of the men were masked. We couldn't tell who they were. They hit John, killed him. He tried to protect me. All right, now, Rhoda, don't try to talk. You've had a terrible shock. Just lie back on the couch and try to rest. The doctor will be here soon. John, John! I'm sorry, Mrs. Stanley. Someday, you'll have the satisfaction of seeing those killers go to the chair. Nick, one of those crooks said everything went according to plan. Do you think the ace of spades planned John's murder? Yes, Patsy, I do. But it was so wanton. Whenever the ace of spades kills, it kills for a reason. He isn't the type to kill just for the pleasure of it. Now, Patsy, did you notice anything about these thugs? Anything unusual that might give us a clue? No, they were both masked about medium height, or black gloves. Wait a minute, Nick. Yes? I do remember something now. When the man who hit John with the blackjack raised his arm, I saw his cuff links. And what about them?  Unusual? Do they look expensive? Oh, yes, very. And not the usual kind of thing you pick up in a jewelry store, probably made to order. Patsy, you're magnificent. I am, Nick. You are. You've stumbled on something we've badly needed in this case, a good lead. From now on, we're going to play a little game. A little game? Of what? A little game of poker. Mind if I use your phone, Sergeant Matheson? Oh, no, no, no, no, Mr. Williams. Sergeant, my company is demanding action from you and Mr. Carter here. Yes. Now, wait a minute, Mr. Williams. Frankly, we can't wait for anything much longer. You realize the losses that me underwriters are taking? Hello? Hello, Boulevard Garage? This is Mr. Williams. Is my car ready? What? Two new tires? I see the old ones are pretty badly cut up, eh? Well, that makes three new tires and all. Uh-huh. All right, go ahead. I suppose it can't be helped. Car trouble, huh? Yes. But that's the least of my worries, Mr. Carter. My firms insured the Stanley Jewels along with that diamond necklace for almost $100,000. Unless you nail down the ace of spades pretty quickly. Well, might as well try to nail down a ghost. We'll do what we can, Mr. Williams. I've got a lead on him now, I think. What lead? Well, I'd rather not say until I'm sure it'll be a value. Very well. I don't care how you get the ace of spades as long as you get him. And soon. Good day, gentlemen. Bye. Hey, Nick, what's this lead you're talking about? I'll let you know, Mary. When and if it pays dividends. Oh, by the way, did you? Yeah, I'll wait a minute. I'm aside, Sergeant Matheson. Sergeant, is Nick there? Oh, yeah, sure, Patsy. Yeah, Nick, it's for you. Hello, Patsy, did you find anything? Plenty. I canvassed the big jewelry store just as you told me to do. And? After walking my feet off and talking to about 100 supercilious jewelry clerks, I finally made a strike at Rutledge's. They make up those couplings? Yes. They have a carbon of the sales slip? Yes, Nick, they did. The man who ordered those couplings was Frankie Morello. Morello, huh? Good work, Patsy.  I'll let you know when I need you again. Yes? Hey, Acer Clubs is here to see you. Send him in. Hello, Chief. You sent for me? Yes, Frankie. Sit down. Thanks. Well, Chief, how'd you like the way Joe and me pulled off that Stanley job, eh? That's an interesting pair of couplings you're wearing, Frankie. Little aces of clubs, eh? Yeah, pretty neat if I do say so. Had them made to order. That was very careless of you, Frankie. Aish, what do you mean by that? You wore them on the Stanley job. You gave Nick Carter a clue. You'll find out who you are sooner or later. Yeah, but, Chief, I... You thought as a dangerous man with a clue, Frankie. Now he hopes to get at me through you. It's going to be embarrassing to have you around. And, Chief, I didn't wear these couplings at the Stanley's. I swear I didn't. Oh, didn't you, Frankie? No, no, you're going to believe me. Yeah, Aish. Send in the Queen of Hearts. Right. What? Meet the Queen of Hearts, Frankie. You? Yes, Frankie. It's I. Sorry, Frankie? Chief, no! No! There's Nick. Frankie Morello... But only you and I knew about that couplings clue, Nick. What is this ace of spades, a mind reader? That's who you forget. Huh? When you and I were discussing at a John Stanley's house, someone else was there who could have overheard us. Oh, Nick, you're not suggesting the robber. She was in the room with us when we talked it over. Well, I know, but she was in a severe state of shock. Why, is she? Nick, you don't mean... I mean the things are beginning to add up. Look, Betsy, those crooks knew where the wall safe was, even at the combination. Oh, yes, that's right. The ace of spades could have received that valuable information direct from Rhoda. Yes, but we can't be sure of that, Nick. No, but there's one thing we can be sure of. Neither you nor I tipped off the ace of spades about that couplings clue, and somebody did. And the ace felt it was important enough to force him to destroy the evidence, his own henchmen.  She was the only other person who knew about the couplings. Exactly. I... I can't believe it. What? Well, I knew Rhoda Stanley well. Of course, I haven't seen her for... Oh, Nick, how could Rhoda be an accomplice to the murder of her husband right before her own eyes? Betsy, those jewels and the safe were insured for $100,000. That's a lot of money. Not to mention the millions that John Stanley probably left her in his will. If Rhoda's mixed up in this, then... who is the ace of spades? I've got a hunch, but I'm not positive yet. Whoever he is, he has an intimate knowledge of the jobs he tackles. And all these jobs have been pulled off against ACME underwriters. Betsy, suppose someone had easy access to the files of the company. Files? Yes, on banks, ferries, first-storage vaults and other properties, giving their floor layouts, burglar alarm setups and so forth.  Yes. Oh, but there might be any number of men who'd have access to this information. Adjusters, executives, insurance actuaries, any number of people on the inside. True, but we can narrow it down further. This man, this ace of spades, would not only have to be an inside man, he'd have to be someone who got a run on the outside, too. You wore all these places by actual experience because you'd visited them. That's the only way you could operate the ways doing. Wait a minute, Nick. You mean... I'm not sure, Betsy, but I hope to know within an hour.  Let's go. Go? Go where? To the boulevard garage. That's where Ralph Williams keeps his car. Nick, that garage attendant looked a little suspicious when you told him you were a dealer and that Mr. Williams sent you down to make an estimate on his car. I'm going to make an estimate, all right. Here we are. Nick, you still haven't told me why you're interested in Mr. Williams' car. Guess the tires. The tires? Yes. I understand three of the tires were cut up so badly I had to have new ones. I think I know what cut his tires that way. I want to be sure. Hurry up. That attendant is keeping his eye on us. Betsy, I've found what I've been looking for. Nick, I just don't get it. Here, take a good look at all four of these tires. See the glass particles and the treads? There's all tires, full of them. Yes, but what do they mean? I mean that Mr. Williams has been driving this car over roads littered with broken glass and the only place in town where there are roads like that is in the abandoned slum section. Nick, what you're saying is that Ralph Williams is the ace of spades. Yes, and I bet every poker chip in the pot on it. Investigation, Williams speaking. Who? Claims department. Oh, yes, Mr. Redden. Funny, I was just talking to Mrs. Stanley. She's right here in my office now. No, we haven't been able to break that Stanley case. The ace of spades got cleaned away with those jewels. Huh? I know it's a lot of money, but we're licked and we'll have to pay the claim. Yes, I know, and you're perfectly right. But even Nick Carter's fallen down on this one. All right, Mr. Redden. Goodbye. Well, my dear, it looks as though you're in. They're going to okay the claim. When will it come through? The cash, I mean. Sometime next week. After that, my dear, I suggest you go away for a long vacation trip. In fact, I think I'll join you myself. It's, uh, getting pretty warm in town. Yes, come in. A messenger brought this letter for you, Mr. Williams. Oh, thank you, Miss Hamilton. Hmm, from Nick Carter. Nick Carter? I wonder what he wants. No, my dear, nothing to be nervous about. Let's see. There's nothing in it but a playing card. Yes, but look at that card. It's the Joker. Nick, the messenger left Williams' office five minutes ago. I know. It's almost dark. He'll be out soon. What he does, Betsy, will tail him. Nick, why did you send him that Joker? Just having a little fun in the ace's own way. But isn't that dangerous? Shouldn't we have just gone up and got him? What if he gets away? He won't. You forget one thing, Betsy. What? The loot. The ace is almost half a million dollars sold out of the way somewhere. And he's certainly not going to leave town without picking it up. That's the big reason why I sent him the Joker. You know, he's around with him now. It'll flush him out. Of course. And he'll lead us right to the hideaway. If everything goes according to foil. Nick, do you think it's in one of those slum tenements somewhere? I'd better not. I can't think of a better place to hide anything. Here, wait a minute. Yes, here comes Williams out of his building now. He hasn't... wrote a stainless with him. They're getting into a taxi. All right, Betsy. Here we go. Nick, look. They've stopped at the Riverview Boathouse. Yes. They're getting into a launch. But I don't understand. This means they're not going to the tenement area. On the contrary, Betsy, you forgot one thing. The river fronts that area, and the boat running quietly with its lights out might get in a lot easier than a car, especially when all the streets are being watched. We can't let them get away, Nick. What now? I'm going on to the tenement area. You get Maddie on the phone. Have him throw a cordon around this entire area and tell him to notify the Harbor Police too. All right, Nick. I fancy make it plain to Maddie that the Harbor Police are not to stop the boat. I just keep them under surveillance. We want the ace to pick up that money before he tries a final getaway. Well, Nick, it worked out just as you figured. The ace of spades came off that boat and went into that five-story tenement right across the street there. Yes, lucky your men were posted onto those docks, Maddie. Otherwise, we might have missed him. Well, the Stanley woman's waiting in the boat. We can pick her up later just as soon as we have. The ace of spades is coming out. Get back into the doorway. He went in empty-handed and came out with a suitcase. Yeah, that's the swag, all right. Well, here goes. Just a minute, ace. What? No! Drop that gun! Drop it, I say! Nice shot, Maddie. Winged him in the arm. Yes, sir, you trumped the ace of spades neatly. Nick, they're starting to tear down these tenements today. Oh, what a place. Even in daylight, it gives me the creeps. Yes, but someday they tell me this is going to be a beautiful housing development with parks and playgrounds for the kids. Maybe, but right now it looks like a kind of death house. And speaking of the death house, I wonder what the ace of spades is thinking about now. About black on red or red on black? Nick, what on earth do you mean? I just spoke to Maddie on the phone a few moments ago. He tells me the ace of spades sits in the death cell all day and all night. Playing solitaire. Say, Nick, how about giving us a few of the ingredients that make up your story for next week? Why, sure, Hugh.  Then add her boyfriend who refused to believe she was losing her mind in spite of the evidence to the contrary. Make some together and add a country doctor who alone knew the secret behind it all. We have the tense and unbelievable situation with which Nick was faced. And, uh, what do you call this witches' brew, Nick? I call it the case of the demented daughter. Nick Carter, master detective, which is produced and directed by Jock McGregor, is copyrighted by Street and Smith Publications Incorporated. Pictured stories of Nick Carter appear in every issue of the Shadow Comics. In the broadcasts of Nick Carter, master detective, John Clark is starred as Nick. Charlotte Manson is featured as Patsy. Matthew is played by Ed Latimer. Original music is played by George Wright. Script is by Max Ehrlich. Any resemblance in these programs to actual persons living or dead or to actual places is purely coincidental. Nick Carter, master detective, is presented over most of these mutual stations each week at the same time. This is Hugh Sanders saying so long until next week. The program was heard in Canada through the facilities of the Canadian Broadcasting...


The following is a presentation of TFNN. Trade what you see with Larry Pezzavento. Call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Now, Larry Pezzavento. Okay, looking good. Billy Ray feeling good, Lewis. Our guest today will be Stan Harley at the break. I wanted to point out to you folks, those of you that get to 24-7 and the updates that I sent out in the videos I sent went out last night around 10 o'clock California time. And it was saying that, you know, we had that big run up on the close and the ABCD on that measured to, I believe, 45-12. I think it got to 45-21 and then overnight and missed them in something news out because when I got up to check it out I couldn't believe that the prices had dropped 30 handles. And of course we went down and took out the previous days low down at 44-60. We're trading at 44-64 as the last I saw. The problem that we have folks is that hide that we made yesterday was basically the equivalent of a four-day rally starting on the 11th last Friday. So you had Friday of the three-day rally, Friday, Monday, Tuesday. And that's not good. And the fact that it broke down is very, very troubling if you're bullish. And the reason why is when I talked about this at the beginning of the show, the Dow has held. Just check the newsletter. I've put large markings all over the chart because we had held a 382 retracement for 11 days. And now if we get below 35,000 even, we're at 35043 right now. That means that that 382 has failed and folks, there's nothing but blue sky under that. Okay, so that's what I'm trying to bring to you is that it's my two cents worth. And if you pay more than two cents, like I always say, you overpaid. Okay, the next thing I'd like to talk about is the gold market. I posted here in the den, the chart, the weekly chart of August gold. That's the spot gold. Spot gold right now is the December trades for about $40 more because of carrying costs and insurance. So the spot gold, which is the August, was running right about, just saw it at $18.95. That's right, below $1,900. So this tells us that if it breaks down and we're sitting right at the 50% on the weekly, so if it doesn't hold this level, then it looks like it's going to be pretty bad. Now we had an order to buy the gold last night at 1933 and we did. And it started to rally, got up to 1936. And then what I did was I told, I sent out a video. I said, let's put your stop at 1929. So you're only going to risk $4. Well, the report came out and we were stopped out with a $4 loss. But when that happened, I said, okay, there's something not right. So I went down to the smaller timeframe, looking at an eight minute chart of what happened. And you'll see an absolute perfect, absolute perfect ABCD that came in at $1944 per ounce. And now we're trading at $1935 per ounce. So this is telling us that there's something a little bit different going on here in the gold market. And this weekly chart says you could easily go $100 lower. So maybe it rallies from here. Maybe it doesn't. I don't know. All I know is I'm on the sidelines now. And then speaking of sidelines, if you remember I talked about the wheat trade that we, that I really love the wheat trade as my trade of the week. I loved it so much. Well, I loved it so much that my eight cent stop was taken out yesterday while we were on the air. And where is it trading now? It is trading 22 cents lower than where my stop was filled. So that's why you put a stop in folks. Because if you don't, there's nobody going to be there to protect you. I can promise you that just not going to happen. You got to protect yourself. It's all part of the environment that we have here as a trader. You've got to come in and say, yes, this is where I can make my stand. And if I'm wrong, you get out of dodge. You wait for another bus to come by. There will always be that second girl on the bus. That's why my grandma always told me, we always have two quarters in your pocket. Because if you don't find your little honey on the first bus, she most probably will be there on the second bus. So I've lived by that creed. I still have one quarter in my pocket.  Anyway, folks, I happen to be in Ojai, California right now, visiting my daughter, Laren. It's an incredible place here. It's in the Santa Clarita Mountains here just south of Santa Barbara between LA and Ventura and Santa Barbara between Santa Barbara and Ventura. And it's just beautiful. These vineyards, they have a nice little spa here called the Ojai Valley Inn. And it's $1,200 a day. And they're usually booked in advance. We used to come here to have dinner many, many years ago. It was a really fun place to go. But there wasn't a spa then. And it was really good food and everything. But the problem was that you had so many people coming that they just got larger and larger. And now it's just a huge complex that is just absolutely amazing to me how big the darn thing is. So anyway, getting back to the markets, we've got some real serious stuff going on. The market may rally today. But if it closes really badly, and I mean really badly, it's below $44.58 in the S&P and below $35,000 in the Dow Jones e-mini, that would be really, really catastrophic because it's breaking major Fibonacci stuff that's held for week after week after week. So that's why we're really paying close attention to it. That's why. And I sent a special video out on it yesterday, the fact that we made that ABCD up there. I said, if you can't short it here, you can't short it anywhere. That's exactly, it turned out to be pretty good. The gold trade lost four bucks. The wheat trade, it lost 400 bucks. But the others have made up for it. And of course we had a really nice pattern completing in the Euro today that's already made about $500. So it's been a pretty good day as far as outlining everything that we're watching here. But still early in the day, we've got another three and a half hours, five minutes of trading, so anything can happen. And it usually does, that's what they usually tell us. So paying close attention to that will keep our eyes on what these markets are going to do. But the close today will be extremely important because if we do close badly today, making new lows, then that is not a good sign that usually means that something is going to be sort of dramatic to the downside. So I hope that helps. I had more charts to send to you, but unfortunately I can't post them anymore and it makes it a little difficult too. And I have no idea why, folks. It seemed to be working last night. I had all my charts brought up to date. And you know what? I just can't find them. They didn't post on my desktop like they should have. And so I have no way forwarding charts that I'm looking at here. So that's the skinny. So let's take a little break here. 277.976648 Steve Rhodes started his trading career as a student almost 20 years ago and the student has now become the master. Steve won the prestigious Timer of the Year award in 2018 and barely missed that mark again in 2019, finishing at number two for the year. An amazing accomplishment. Steve Rhodes is committed to sharing his techniques and knowledge with anyone who wants to learn. And he shares his vast amount of trading knowledge every day in his Mastering Probability newsletter. Steve's award-winning newsletter, Mastering Probability, is delivered every trading day with updates throughout the afternoon. Sign up for Steve's market newsletter, Mastering Probability, and you'll receive access to seven of Steve's educational webinars absolutely free. 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And from that level, you can see now we've broken down, we're making new lows, and that means that charts not coming through. Well, what a big surprise that is. Let's try it again now. See if we can get this old puppy up. Because the good news is, folks, stay tuned because you've got Stan hardly coming up next and Stan posts his own stuff. I just don't like this very much, Al, but nothing else I can do, my friend. So bear with me. I'll try it one more time. And then Nebihachi. I will not be here on Friday. That's going to be a travel day, but I will be here tomorrow. God darn it. Forget the coffee. Folks, if you have any questions,<PHONE_NUMBER>, I'd be happy to answer them if I can. If not, I'll make something up that sounds plausible. What I'm talking about today is what's happening in the stock market is extremely important, because if it doesn't hold these lows, we're looking at something really sinister on the downside and you don't want to get involved with that. It can easily hold. There's no question about it. There's Black Rock, Grand Camp, and Merritt, and State Street. They run about 67% of all the volume. And if they want it to stop, they can stop it. That's the main thing. Now I'll try one more chart because we've been bearish. If you remember, the trade of the week was the being bearish crude oil because we had that big ABCD complete up there at 84.75 on Friday. And since that time, we've been heading lower each time. This is the high you were talking about right back here. And now you can see that's been moving to the downside and we've actually broken below those levels by more than $2 a barrel. So we're down right around almost ready to break $80 a barrel. We're setting right at 80, 30, I believe, as last I saw, but perfect example of how the 382 works. If you'd looked at the wheat yesterday, it made a low at 32 then it rallied up to 46. That was the 382 of the previous high. And of course now we went all the way down to 626. So there's nothing to do in the wheat as far as we're concerned because we stood aside after that trade was not working and we go and try to keep the trades at work and the ones that don't work, get out of dodge and let the market work for yourself. That's what I would be doing. I don't always do it the way I think I will but that's what I usually try to do. So going to be very, very interesting here to watch how these markets happen. We got gold now is trading at 1936 right now in the December gold. The high has been 1944 and as I mentioned before we did try buying that. Well, we did buy it. We raised our stop to the 29 level and we took a $4 loss in that and decided to stand aside and watch to see how these other things moved around. Folks, I did have a really nice group of charts to show you but when I posted it to my desktop and I tried to take the picture from the desktop to what we're looking at here it just doesn't happen. It's like it's a ghost and it doesn't want to be found and that's all you can do is to move on to the next one and not worry too much about it. I wanted to show you this was the other part that was interesting today in the gold market because after that low was broken I wanted to say, oh, maybe this market has turned bearish and so what I did was I went down to an eight minute chart and started watching the gold and you'll notice here what we do we went right up to that 1944 we're down trading at 1935 so you'd be in a breakeven trade in that one if this thing breaks below that other low we'll be looking at December gold under $1,900 an ounce and it's at 1935 right now. Folks, if you can move 20, 30 bucks a day you could be under $1,900 in a matter of a few minutes in these markets because they're so dug on volatile so that's what I'm paying attention to here today but we do have a lot of things that are really negative as far as the price action we've got gold well gold is actually down today we've got crude oil down sharply the treasury bonds were down but they bounced back a little bit after the report but they've been so oversold they were probably ready to do something like this also the Eurolight that we mentioned we had that area at $109.95 we're now trading 50 handles low $9,100 $109.1 as opposed to $109.5 so that's about a $400 gain in that one so those are the ones that we're really watching very very closely here today because this one in the stock market is super big folks because that was a three-day rally and if you want to prove how harmonic these things are there's one of the charts that I had it but it's gone now if you just do a 30-minute chart on NASDAQ and look at the last three major rallies the last one was today but look at them they're absolutely perfect in other words a number of points and that move is absolutely perfect within 10 points and that tells you that something big is about to happen over there so I hope that makes sense we unfold these things chart patterns that we're looking at here today we've got the crude oil is just about ready to break but well it's at 80-50 and hasn't really bounced much at all today so getting a nice little bounce here in the S&P it got up to 40-70 now we rallied about eight handles off the bottom but a long way to go for the end of the day folks remember it's not how much money you make it's how much money you don't lose that's a whole key you know to winning in this business you can kiss a lot of frogs and you won't get any warts as long as you protect yourself if you know what I mean because if you don't protect yourself nobody else is going to do it for you so that's what we do here is to teach you how to use that protection use a stop and some type of money management that will keep you in the game because if you don't use a stop you'll be sitting there with a position you think is going to work and you'll be in it three or four months and pretty soon good by house, good by car, good by wife and you don't want to have that happen either so always protect your assets and you'll always be just fine there won't be any problem with catching a good trade here and there but like I mentioned it's not how much money you make it's how much money you don't lose and that's what you focus on focus on the losses the profits will take good care of ourselves now we're going to have Stan Harley coming up tomorrow we have another one of our fun guests they're all fun but this one is a an ex fighter pilot by the name of Jim Bartolioni of Bart's Charts he will be our guest tomorrow right after the beginning of the show at one o'clock he always has some really good things remember about five or six weeks about seven weeks ago he was on here and say gee look at his 3-8-2 bearish Gartley that we had in the NASDAQ and well you can see what happened we had to tear the hospital down to build a new one that's how important that darn thing was so that's what we're really watching here so far so I hope that helps we're going to have Stan coming up here in just a minute and then we'll be ready to go I think we have a caller coming in uh-oh something happened here not good let's see here Steve from Austin, Texas is there how are you Steve? yes yes sir what can I help you with my friend hey Larry I just wanted to thank you for taking my call I just wanted to ask you on platinum I mean a lot of these markets are um looking pretty bearish right now but what would be a downside on platinum from your looking at your charts what do you think would be a downside target? 750 hope that helps the gold report as a precious metal gold is still king it continues 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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 TFNN.com then hit watch Tiger TV okay folks we have great deal of pleasure I'd like to introduce you to the master of cycles Mr. Stan Harley Harley stock market letter you are a master at this my friend I'm not joking you're damn good at it so what do you got for us today my friend well Larry I thought we'd go through some charts here that folks might find of interest let's take a look at the stock market first shall we let's go this is a chart we showed couple of weeks ago this reflects a cycle that spans about 80 trading days and when I was on the air there with you a couple weeks ago I said I thought we were very very close to making a cycle high and my regression analysis suggested right at the tail end of July first of October this next cycle should again recur and and what we saw was on July 27th we saw the S&P 500 and the your composite but in a high a day or so later than your composite and I believe on August the first the downed industrials topped out and we've been consolidating for the last couple of weeks so wonderful what so that's old news so what comes next trying to trying to think of something cute and I just didn't come to mind here being the restaurant business you never know how good your mouth is so let's take a look at the present I ran this off just before coming on the air this again is the S&P 500 and we pulled back fairly nicely we broke it below the 15-day moving average which has since curled over and we're sitting as you and I speak right on the 50-day I'm I'm of the opinion that we're essentially there from the structure from the pattern and from a short-term cycle I'm going to share with you here in a moment but my analysis has yes a low point in this consolidation is is imminent it's right here it's right now I'm just not looking for much further decline from where we are right now let's take a look at the Dow industrials now the Dow interestingly enough although it's pulled back below it's 15-day moving average it is not tagged it's 50-day like the S&P has so let's just spend a moment here and let me convey my thoughts on what I think is developing here in this consolidation up to this point the last several months the Nasdaq has essentially been the leader of the pack and what I think is developing what I think is we're seeing a relative strength shift from the Nas to the Dow so the Dow is pulling back fairly mildly here in this consolidation and I think in the subsequent move up which I think is going to begin here very very shortly I think the Dow industrials will lead the charge now so when the stand thinks the next low is likely to occur here is a cyclical pattern that I have tracked for some time it spans about 52-53 trading days and sometimes that cycle expands and contracts but my regression analysis shows that it comes in just under 53 trading days and as you can see on the chart it's done a dandy of job of picking out all every single one of the lows over the last couple of years back in this time frame it expanded by 1.5, 1.5 and I get right back on track again 1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0 I think we're making a low right here as we speak if not today within the next day or two another one should the pattern continue without any degree of expansion or contraction the next one will be due at the tail end of October and then the next one after that is due in the middle of January okay I think that cycle is going to invert in January so rather than make a low it's going to make a high what I've done in this next slide is I've put all the dates of the lows into a spreadsheet and done what's called a regression analysis which is a mathematical technique that statisticians use to define the best mathematical fit to a data series and that's what I've done here I've plugged in all the data points and I've done the mathematical analysis and what the math does is it tells me what the cycle length is it's 52.8 trading days and the standard deviation which is an important facet to understand when you do any form of analysis is one needs to be very aware of what the standard deviation is and the standard deviation in this analysis is just a skoshy-woshy over two trading days so what does that mean it means based on the analysis August 14 with the 68 probability of the low occurring within about two trading days of that date so we're within that window right now could it occur here or two or three from here sure it could CFNN just called me and said let's start being posted oh my gosh yeah again I just got a Skype message on my phone that so they would not be able to send you that large check that we send you every two weeks so we've got time to do this we're not in a hurry so just go through the first couple because I thought I could see him but evidently nobody else can but let's just go through them quickly so nobody else can see him in there and they could copy him if they like okay let me see if I can solve that problem okay it's the first time we've had this problem like this but okay I hope the charts are coming through now alright I'm going to give you a big 10-4 here right now and we'll be able to see it and hold on we'll okay they got him now we're ready to go okay you know something I think the error was on my end I don't believe that for a minute you know as I go through life the level of mistakes the number of mistakes it never goes to zero it gets fewer and fewer but Larry it never goes to zero I don't know never does I was driving up to Ojai to be with my daughter and I went past Westlake village yesterday and I was thinking when I bought my house there was two lanes now it's five lanes and folks it's five lanes at the Indianapolis 500 those people drive so fast on that road that I mean I must be getting old because I said oh dear I'm going to stand the right lane on this one I'm going 75 and they're passing me up so glad that I didn't have to do that again I was just in that same neck of the woods a few weeks ago Camarillo Thousand Oaks Westlake I know for 34 years I know I remember yeah still had the warm feeling you always had yeah and apologize folks my bad here but here's the 53 trading day cycle that I meant to show a few moments ago and with the purple lines there are all the lows back a year ago it expanded by 1.5 a couple of times and then it got right back to it's heartbeat again that's what cycles do they're not always boom boom boom they're not a perfect clock all the time they have some quirks that the analyst needs to be aware of they expand they contract sometimes they disappear for a heartbeat or two and then they come back or sometimes they all together disappear so they're not an absolute perfect tool for the kit nevertheless they're a very darn good tool for the kit if just one knows how to use them amen stay with us folks we'll be right back with Stan Harley Harley stock 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slide is I've put in all the data points and done what's called a regression analysis which is a mathematical technique that finds the best mathematical fit to the data series and it crunches the numbers and says okay we have a rhythm here of about 52.8 trading days with a standard deviation of 2 and what that says is look for the time period around August the 14th with a 68% probability of the low occurring within 2 trading days a 94% probability of 2 standard deviations or 4 trading days and a 99% probability of 8 so what that's telling me is we're very very close to some kind of a low here whether it's today tomorrow the next day well we'll know after the market turns but I think we're getting close the next chart is something that I've shared with the viewers here on your show in the past I thought I'd just kind of regurgitate I think that after we make this little low here I think we're going to push up higher perhaps into September and then come down to make another low in late October and then another higher high is yet to come and I think it might very well occur with this cycle that I'm showing you on the screen this is the New York Composite going back to 2015 and springing forth from the lows we had in January that year is a rhythm that's about roughly two years so we made a low in January we made a high in January 2018 I know the high in early 2020 another high in early 2022 and if the pattern continues it suggests the next high in this series would be middle of the January of 2024 so what's that about five months from now and that's something I'm going to be watching very very closely to see if that develops very good wow okay next one please one last chart brought today this deals with precious metals we've talked about this in the past I am not a bull on precious metals I think we've got cyclical pressures to the downside because of what you're seeing on the screen here this goes back to 1970 and what I have found here is we tend to make lows in comex gold every 94 months plus or minus eight that's been a very very reliable pattern and when I dump that information into a spreadsheet and do a regression analysis of that data it points to the May 2024 time period well here we are August 2023 so to expect higher prices from here I think would be betting against cycles of course this cycle could go poof and disappear or it could expand and you know that happens and it usually does when I go in the air with you and say hey looky looky you know the cycle gods are up there they're pulling those levers and turning those cranks and doing their everything they can to make it not work you probably never had that happen but not very often but just about every other time yeah but let's say let's just pretend for the moment the cycle gods aren't listening right now that says next May plus or minus we should see a low in the metals complex so that's something something else I'm going to be watching for okay that that's really good things Dustin do you do you follow the treasury bonds I keep asking you that but I I don't remember I do I haven't I didn't bring any charts for the bond complex today okay next time thanks for reminding me well I'll do that but yeah the bonds are kind of doing a little what I call floor mopping around the area of last October's lows right now okay and longer term I think bonds have seen their best day in the sun we tend to see 40 year moves in the pattern of interest rates and bonds and that's been a fairly reliable pattern over centuries though the last pivotal high in that pattern was late October 1981 before that we had a low in the summer 1940 before that there was a low in 1900 before that 1861 and so on so about every 40 plus or minus two years we tend to get a major pivotal shift in interest rates slash bonds of course when you had 40 years to 1981 you get 2021 and the low in 2020 was certainly that in that window of time so that tells me that the likelihood is high that that 40 year cycle has made its mark once again and interest rates are on the way up not just for a few months not just for a few years maybe for decades last several runs lasted 40 years up and down up and down so how long is this one going to last I haven't done that analysis yet but I think it could last for a number of years I think I did safely we got a caller Jeff from New Jersey are you there Jeff yes hi Larry thanks for taking my call I wanted to ask Stan if he happened to have done any cycles work on the banking system the United States banking system maybe based on a banking index I I have but I don't have any charts for it and I can't tell you what the pattern is for memory I'd have to go through my folders and pull it out but I have done some analysis on it just as a broad brush statement most stocks most indices most sectors tend to move up with the Dow the S&P the NAS the New York Composite not all but the vast majority so if one sees the Dow S&P NAS New York Comp going up that generally you know the rising tide lifts all boats tends to tends to play out but I'll try to remember and maybe next time I'll help I'll put together some cycles work on that index thanks you thank you like you said you're seeing equities hitting a bottom here within the day or so so if we're hitting a bottom in the equities then you would and it starts to rise you would expect the banking equities to go up with it I do that that's my view yes I think we're okay we're very very short to some kind we're very close to some kind of a cycle that's that's my view all right excellent thank you very much thanks for calling in Jeffrey we appreciate it hey Stan thanks for joining us today buddy and we'll have you on again really soon and we'll be watching this date really closely we're coming into some kind of low so we're going to find out whether it's going to be a big one or a little one but we really want to thank you for the stuff that you show us because you've been really accurate and 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when you join our community of traders sign up today and become a part of this educational community of traders just visit the front page of TFNN.com OK folks I posted a chart that I think is the most important that's the one that shows where we are here in the Dow Jones E-mini that's at $35,000 if we get below that today that's below the 382 that'd be the first time in the last 12 days that has happened so I think it's important that we pay attention to that because if it does fail it's going to be pretty nasty I would think but as Stan said this could be the low, could be today could be tomorrow but he's looking for a low in here for a short term trading that's what you want to be watching so I hope that helps you on some of the ways that we look at these charts because they are not they are predictive but within relative limits and that's what the kind of relatives you want to have is that you put your stop in if you're wrong and that's the bottom line so because if you don't know how much you're risking you risk it all and believe me I've been there done that not very much fun at all we still are looking at markets are just about red everywhere with the exception of the British Pound and the British Pound and the Euro are up slightly and those are the ones that are red, green, everything else is everything is red with the exception of the British Pound and also the Euro so those are the ones that we're paying close attention to too we were bullish gold, we've now turned to the short side on the gold market and whether that's going to be the right side we'll have to wait and see as I showed with this long-term chart that we had this long-term weekly that I posted here on the show today that it is a very negative chart and as you can see that last rally high was a 3A2 and that means that your ABCD measures to in spot gold below 1,800 folks we're trading below 1,900 today at 1892 right now in the August gold of December is at 1936 the difference in cost is because of the carrying charges involved so have every day an attitude of gratitude and I'll see you on the flip side tomorrow


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