The following is a presentation of TFNN. The Morning Market Kickoff with your host, Tommy O'Brien. Hi, guys, I'm Tommy O'Brien. I think Tommy might be having a little technical problems there. I said, I'll be able. I just got that time. I'll make sure that I can be here at nine. Here I am, nine o'clock for the Morning Market Kickoff. Now, I can't give you the kind of information that Tommy gives you, just fabulous work on putting the fundamentals together with the technicals. But let's just go through this right now. The YM, which is the futures, the Dow futures, had a nice follow through rally earlier today. They ran up to, they closed yesterday at about 30,000 and, what was that, 30,000 and 12. And they went all the way this morning up to 32,220 and then pulled back. Now, what I've been looking at, and I'll do this in a great detail in my show, coming up at 10 o'clock, my usual show, The Tiger Technicians Hour, but I thought I'd do this now because putting the fundamentals together with the technicals, I'll try to do that as best I can based on what I look at, technically, and putting it together with something like, look, the volatility index to get a major, major thrust to the upside in the market. I'm doing about one that is sustainable. Invariably, it has to go up into the, the most recent hour was 2310 or something, 23.08, 23.08. That is pretty high, but I don't think it's high enough to tell us that we've got the market low in place. I think it's a market low and that there's a really good chance that some kind of bad news, whatever it is, filters into the market over the coming. So I think what we're looking at here is yesterday was some kind of an internal low, and now we have to wait for the residual low. And basically what it says is there should be a test. It's like an earthquake and then the aftershock. Sometimes the aftershock is greater than the earthquake. The earthquake sometimes it's nothing and sometimes it's about equal. Most of the time when I'm looking at markets, I look at what I consider some, maybe I should do this now, I wasn't going to do that because it goes into areas that I used to talk about rarely. So this is the, why am I looking at, oh yes, this is the Dow chart. I'll open it fully. And I look at it in terms of where there's something that resembles an internal low and where there's something that resembles a residual. I haven't looked at it for a little while, so I thought that there was a chance that that low that was made back on the 5th of October was an internal low and that we would wait for the residual low, but I have to also base it on the volatility index. So it says to me that this is probably the internal low and that I'm still waiting for another, what happens in the internal low is the low that just sees the majority of whatever it is go to a low. The internal low is the emotional low, it's where the news headlines are huge, but in fact, all the work to the downside has been done, many of the stocks that have been pummeled start to find support and they're already moving up when that residual low comes into fact. And I talk about that in terms of the internal high and the residual high, it's the same thing these great rectangle blocks identified that there's one, there's one, I didn't put it in because I made it a huge one going to the side. So I'm just gonna get out of this and I'm going to say, so what I'm looking at here is that there's a chance that we don't have to take out the lower Friday, but that that low is going to be tested. And that's just the way I'm looking at it right now. So the Dow futures down minus three, the S&P futures are down five or 33,000, what am I looking at here? That's the Dow. Oh, I just changed the wrong chart. There it is, ES, I'm looking at the continuous contract and that continuous contract is at 41.91, which is exactly the same as the December futures and it's holding pretty well. So when you look at this V-shaped pattern, look at that V-shaped pattern, look at that turn up back in October from the low. This is, it says to me that it was a huge emotional response yesterday and what I said on Friday was that if Friday was very ugly and the futures on Sunday night were ugly and then Monday comes in just horrendous with headlines all over the paper saying, watch out, this is this, the bear market, and the market goes down four, five, six, 700 points if there was a reversal intraday with a VIX index up in the, look here, I won't go there again, but the VIX index up in the high 20s, maybe even the low 30s, then we can get something that I can call a really strong reversal low. We didn't get that, we used that, we usurped all that energy. So I think that it's still a work in progress, but a chunk of the work might be done. All right, I'm done with that. Now let's go on. I want you to show you the NQ, which is the NASDAQ trading down four and a quarter at 14,412, it's not a big deal, but if today, regardless of what happens in the first couple of hours, by the end of the day, if the Dow is up 250, the S&P is up, I have to say 48, 38 to 48, and the Qs are up as well. And most importantly, the laggy indicator, the indicator that I call the key to market direction, semiconductors down 5 cents right now to 137.91, the SMHs, I should mention they're still short from two points of the high, that's the high of 161.17, we went short of just over 159. All I can say is that sitting on the 200 period moving, every struggling to get off it, either up or down, it just tells me, I don't think we're quite ready yet for the big turn to the upside. All right, got that out of the way. Now, I need to look at this real closely. The TLT is up 61 cents at 84.60. I hesitated, I was thinking, you know, we've done so, there's so much damage to the bonds that it's almost time for some kind of oversold rally, whether or not it, whether or not TNX.X, whether or not it is sustainable, that's another thing altogether because you've really made your peak D in the Chapman wave methodology, D's where you gotta be careful, that's where you can get your biggest pullback or you can start a new buy mode. It's down 21 ticks at 48.54, 4.854 in the TNX. So with that said, I want to, before we go to our, I believe we'll be going to, I don't know if Kevin is there yet, but I believe we'll be going to Kevin, maybe after the break. So as it stands right now, let me just finish this up, crude oil. Crude oil is up 56 cents at 82.89, considering what's going on in the Middle East, I would have expected that crude oil could have had an opportunity to get into the 92 area. It's at 82, so it's kind of starting, that's in a sense, that's a good sign. 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Hi, Kevin, how are you? Good morning, Basil. Happy Tuesday. Happy Halloween, Basil. Yeah, that's right. And have you already started nibbling at the candy that you're supposed to put out? Well, my Achilles' heel is not candy, Basil. My Achilles' heel is salty snack. So whenever they start handing out nachos for Halloween, that's when I'll be all in, Basil. So, Kevin, I'm going to just say this. For me, not having the volatility index skyrocket into the high 20s, low 30s, and getting that Friday, horrible Friday, horrible Sunday night, and a horrible Monday. Instead, it was a pretty good Sunday night and a really good Monday. I think you served energy. I called this an internal low. I'm waiting for a residual low. And now I'm going to hand it over to you. What are you telling your folks at Schwab? This is going to be so important. I know, and you've got Apple coming up with earnings. What's happening? Yeah, the biggest news story right now this morning, I think, is the fact that Eurozone is disinflating as we speak. They came out with a GDP number about 6 a.m. this morning that was negative a tenth of a percent. France's GDP up a tenth of a percent. Italy unchanged. Canada just came out unchanged. Compare that to what's going on in the U.S., and there's a whole different divergence between these economies. And there's a lot of economists scratching their head right now trying to figure out exactly why that's happening. And so we're watching caterpillars earnings. That was an interesting earnings event. They, the stocks spiked on their earnings per share which beat and the sales that beat and then sold off hard on the outlook that they gave her fourth quarter. So that's going to be another trade, one that's in the Dow, in the S&P 500. So we're watching that today. I think, I still think, Basil, the biggest headline of this week is going to be the Treasury refunding announcement that we get tomorrow morning. That means how much the U.S. Treasury is going to need in funding for the next two quarters. And I think we could go through some sticker shock there. Now, if that number doesn't just a point and impresses, it could be pretty incredible the swings in the market when that number comes out. So your anticipation is that it could be a lot higher than everyone's expecting? I do, I believe that it's going to be a pretty big number. Now, the whispers are coming out that it's going to be about 800 billion or something in that range up around a trillion dollars. So I think that's the whisper number that people will be judging the number based on. Yeah, but we have to see, you know, Basil, when's the last time that you remember we had to talk about supply in bonds? It's been years before we had to do that, since we've had to do that. Now, all of a sudden, with interest rates up here, with deficits up here, with the Fed not buying bonds, suddenly we're talking about supply of bonds and the money that the U.S. government has to raise.  And so also a topic that, because we haven't had to talk about it for such a long time, we do not know what the market response would be. We can guess, but we really don't know. We haven't got a history of it yet. Yeah, I agree. I think this is going to be something new on everyone's radar. And, you know, there's been whispers about the deficit for a long time, Basil, as you know, but when interest rates were zero, no one cared. Now, with interest rates up around 5% in the Fed funds and with a 10-year yield up around 4.8%, things are a little different here. And so I think that this takes on a whole new meaning going forward. And so, yeah, tomorrow morning when they announce that, I think that might be just as important, if not more important than Jerome Powell at 230 Eastern, Basil. Very good point, very good point. And what are you looking at for your listeners in terms of options, in terms of earnings reports? Is Apple really pretty high on your list? Oh, it will be once we get to Thursday, sure. Remember, they had an event last night where they announced a couple of new products. But yeah, Apple, once we get later in the week, Apple will take over. But today, we're still trading AMD that has earnings out after the bell. We're going to trade way fair today that has earnings out after the bell and then first solar. So we're going to be all over the board today with earnings on stocks coming out after the bell and before the open tomorrow morning, Basil. So yeah, we're looking at three good names with the lead being AMD. We'll see what the overall semiconductor, this top competitor in the semiconductor space does for their earnings. Yeah, those are also three very important areas that you're talking about. AMD, if you had to go back on the chart, decades and decades, I'm trying to think of the name of a guy who used to be there. I always remember it. I'm not forgetting it right now. It's gone from the single digits to the triple digits over and over and they come back all the way down. It seems to be weakening right now. So I think AMD is going to be a big teller as well because the semis are not acting as they should. They usually lead markets up and down. Right now they're kind of stolen. Yeah, you're right. A lot of them have had, they've run led by NVIDIA, right?  Yeah, AMD hit $132 back in early summer, mid June, and it's basically made lower highs and lower lows since then. And so this is a chart. And remember AMD is the one stealing market share from Intel. AMD is the one that says by the end of the year they'll have the most powerful AI chip. So this is one of those competitors that is really competing across the chip space. So we'll see what news they come out with as they enter the AI fray and claim that they have the most powerful AI chip as well. So here's another thing and Wayfair in the, this is the furniture lighting cookware online. I mean, they were winners until they made a round number, 369 high back in January of 2021 and they're trading now at $42. Ooh, they're up 12 cents pre-market. Wow, when these guys make mistakes, it's just horrible. Yeah, well, when a company like this came out, online furniture shopping, it was during the pandemic and people were using this and this stock went, like you said, to $369 traded up near $300 for quite a while, down to just slightly below $42 to start the day here. So yeah, this is another one where, decelerating growth, that's the bad words to use with some of these names as well. And when you hear that term decelerating growth, that's not good for the price of a stock and you can see what it's done to Wayfair. But still a company that does a fair amount of business, still a very young company that the pricing just may have gotten a little ahead of its growth. Right, and in fact, the look out, what it looks forward to in the coming months is going to be very important in what they say. Exactly right, they've got to show that they're still growing and that they're starting to turn around to growth.  In terms of the price of the stock. You're not going to have a good multiple so you've got to keep the growth going devil. Kevin, we're going to look forward to your shows all week because this is a really important week. Thank you so much for coming on and we'll speak to you sometime soon. Thanks for having me, I'm Bezel. Currencies, commodities and bond markets are as important as ever right now with how they're driving the volatility in equity markets across the globe, which is why it's a great time to try out Teddy Kegstad's Tiger Forex report. 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The S&P was lagging. But what happened was, yes, we closed a little bit under the high, but it was really a terrific candle. I just think that that was an internal low and we have to now wait for a residual. That's it, make it as simple as possible. So let me just go through the numbers because I've got a whole bunch of questions with stocks that people are looking at and want to get to it real early since the market's just opened. S&P is up 85 cents and 41.67. What you really want for a day like this is a thrust, a gap up to the upside and a continuation all the way through to the high of the day, getting close in this case to the 41.96, the nine period exponential moving average. I just don't see that right now. I think there's still just enough trepidation to say kind of a stalling motion looking at the QQQ, one, two, three. There we go, minus 15 at 349. It's a gray leg aid to the upside. Nine, the 200 period moving average has acted as a support and a little bit of a springboard. I will see what happens with the 351, actually 352.50 areas is the place you need by Wednesday afternoon or Thursday. And that'll say, ah, now we can go a little bit further rather than starting our stalling motion immediately. Let's go to the, I want you to go to, we'll go to the IWM, the Russell 2000. Often when the markets aren't too weak and a lot, the Russell has a little bit of strength and then it gives it up. So today it's up 52 cents and 163.64. I have to tell you this whole 161 to 159 area. Wow, if that gets taken out, not a good sign for the Russell 2000 small caps. I need to go to the SMHSC where they are. They're down 50 cents at 137.47. So we were talking with, so I should say that for the Dow, we Dow the shorter the, short the Dow, slow from the exact high, stay that way, did not get into any new position on Monday at the open. It would have been nice because if we bought the three times long, like we often do, then we would have had a cushion and at least would have made money and then we could switch to the short side if that's what I'm expecting. But in the meantime, back at the ranch, the semiconductors are telling us, not quite ready for prime time. This is look that the weekly chart is getting even worse technically. So I just have to say, whatever advanced micro devices has a store AMD, as I was talking to Kevin about AMD is this huge move up, huge move down. It's going to have this spectacular move to 164, November of 2021, then it plunges down to the under 60, then it goes to 132.83 in the springtime. And boom, it comes down and it's now trading at 95.37. So whatever they say, my suspicion is that it's going to be maybe, maybe not. And it's going to be reflected in the price. It'll have to spiral and close over a hundred. It's at 95.46 right now and hold there for an entire week for me to say, hey, I think it's turned the corner. I don't think it's quite there yet. Because look, Intel and usually have competition brief between advanced micro devices in Intel and Intel always loses. This time Intel is actually holding a lot better than some of those. Nvidia, Nvidia, well, I need to get out of the, I need to go to the stocks and questions that we've asked. But Nvidia is down 11 at 400. That is really important because it's got a Chapman wave dreaded H pattern in the weekly chart and it's taken out for the second week now, the left side low. So let's see, we still, this is only Tuesday. We've got an entire week to go. Can it close back into the year, it's a 399. Can it get back into the four? Oh, what was that low? 409, 409.80, it has to go over 409.80 to save the day. That was the low of the week of the 22nd of September. So the questions have come in about, let me go through them one at a time. I wrote them down. So Wolf, so this is one that I had followed ages ago. I thought, wow, what an interesting name. I always liked these names that tell a story. Certainly this one tells a story. Wolf, Wolf speed ink. So what do they do? They're kind of in the EV area. They make devices for transportation, power supplies, applications are really important. And they came down and the question that then was, Basil, is this a trough G? So I hadn't done any work on it until just a moment ago. My last notation was in the Chapman wave methodology, F slash C, in other words, we had a D going down to about the 15th of August and then there was a big rally that failed, an arch formation that rated H, took it out and then I had an alternate count which says gray A and then when that D low was surpassed, it becomes basically an E slash B, then an F slash C going down to a D or a G and yet it is a G slash D. So earnings came out, whatever it was that came out last night. Bam, it goes up, it's up 5.50 at 33.22. This is a nice turnaround. Sustainability in this market, we've seen that. Look, we've got, we've got Microsoft. Now look at this, sustainability of a big rally. Look at this big move, cap up, earnings news, I think it was pulls back sharply and then it comes back and now it's pulled back to 335.62 down 72. I must say for subscribers, we're looking at this kind of favorably right now in the sense that in the big seven, this is one that has done the job, it's come out with good earnings. Amazon is in the same category. So let me just talk, go back to Wolf, WOLF, yep, Amazon's down 75 at 131. So this is a really important moment, why? Because at 33.05, it's taken out one, two, three, four, five, six, it's into the seventh day, seventh trading day after just going down, down, down, down, down, down. How it sustains the movie is going to be impossible? I would just say what I would, I would tend to do, and I'm not sure this is your question to me, but I'm not gonna read and den right now because we're looking at this chart. I would definitely take, so this is a gift. You planned it beautifully. Your whole strategy worked out, I believe that, I don't know if you went into calls or you bought it, but it's gapped up like you thought it would at the Truff G, but you didn't know it was a Truff G until today. And I would definitely take something of how much is entirely up to you, but this is a gift, well-planned gift. What is the expression again? Opportunity arrives at the door of those well-prepared, something like that. Anyway, that was you, very good. And that really chart says, hey, don't get too carried away. This is not a good chart at all. All right, so with that said, oh, okay. Thanks guys, the half off already, very nice. Okay, next question was, right here, V-I-C-R, what's V-I-C-R? 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I don't, maybe you see something that I don't, but the weekly charts made a lower low than it had in March. And that goes for the monthly chart. In fact, the monthly chart is at a multi-year low from 2020. It's at the low of 2020 when it's already been up in the 160s and the 20s. Something's not right. I would much rather start to buy strength on this stock, but I would not buy weakness. And the only thing I would look at is if you want an entry point, give me a yell if it's trading for three sessions with above 42 and at that level, it hasn't once touched 40. It's hit the 42 level and it's moving higher without breaking 40.  Now we can start looking at it and see if there's something changing. But I, I, I'd be real. This is, it's just too dangerous. Next question came in USDJPY. So let me do this. First of all, the dollar right now, the dollar is trading up 21 ticks at 106.36. Waiting for that 9p moving average across negative so far it hasn't. And the weekly chart is still holding fabulously. That doesn't mean to say it has to make legs C above 107.35, but the MACD is good. The stochastic said 86%. That's excellent. The 9p moving average is way, way over at 105.79. It's way over 105.25, the black 14p moving average. You've got yourself a little mini channel here. It's one of those patterns that sometimes breaks to the upside. I would just say, whole steady, this is acting very well. So now let's go to, cause the direction of the dollar and the direction of the Japanese yen USDJPY currency pair very often go together. They don't go in parallel motion, but they go directionally. Oh, I looked at this last night and I said, are we going to get a leg D?  Look at this, we've got a D. The 9p moving average is very strong. The stochastic is weak at 65%. The MACD hasn't even turned positive. Yet I'm going with the nine over the 14. It's my bellwether. That's my indicator of last resort and it is holding. I like this very much. It isn't very much higher than the peak sea that was made four sessions ago, but this is now leg E. Now let me show you what I do. This is Tommy Sherwood. I'll show you in the channel methodology. I look at channels ever since I've drawn on graph paper back in the 1970s and 80s. I used to use graph paper. I have a whole stack of Dow charts going back from the 1920, I think was the last. No, I got it going back a little earlier than that. Hand charted every single year, hand charted up until about the crash of 1987. And then after that, immediately after that we were going to computers. So I've even got a chart right there. I can see it all folded up huge chart because it was, was that the Nike or Nikkei or was that the Dow? I think it was the Dow. Huge when I had to glue all these pages together. Okay, anyway. So this is beautiful up channel. This is called the Lopsided Gravy Cup where you go in a kind of a rectangle formation. You make higher highs and higher lows which says you should get to a peak D at the previous peak flagpole high. In this case, right here at 151.94 on the 21st of October, the week of 21st of October of last year. And look, it's worked its way. This is just because these beautiful, I call them price, time, targets and you've gone right back there. And we're at the high today. So for 150.99, I said 151.94, yeah, 94. Just under a pointer, it's called a point and a quarter away from making a multi-year high in the USD, JPY and so far the stochastic is at 95% in the weekly and the MACD is still strong. Look, there it is. The MACD Moving Average Conversion Divergence and the nine is over the 14, the price is over the nine. So this is still showing strength in the yen. Let's look at the EUR-USD because I think EUR-USD, the euro-dollar currency paid did okay. I've had nice bounce, failed to get to a peak D today, but it's doing okay. But if you look at the weekly chart, there is so much work that needs to be done. So I need, so the question is USD-JPY and the answer is, I don't know if I'm missing anything on the way, let me just scroll down and just throw it and the answer is still acting very well. I can't say that it's like an explosive move to the upside but it is just steadily going step by step, high highs and high lows and that is really a positive way to look at things. Let me just go, I'm going through this, yes. Okay, so the euro has had a pretty decent bounce. Now isn't it interesting? So what I've been talking about for those of you who don't know my show, The Tiger Technicians, I don't know all my work in my opening called Daily News Data, for quite some time, about a year, I'd say maybe it's over a year now because time flies. I have this, I talk about bonds, I call it bondy, crude oil, I call crudey, dolly is for dollar, gold is for gold and vixy is for the vixy. So we've got a bondy, crudey, dolly, goldy, vixy. So those five icons used to have absolute correlations when the dollar went up, oil came down, when oil went up, dollar came down. When bonds went up and yields came down, it invariably helped the market. If the dollar came down, gold would be like a mirror image in sometimes in price, but more just in direction. So the dollar goes up, gold pulls back. And then I said about yoga, things have changed completely. The volatility index should be giving us readings and those readings are incorrect because the market's not responding to the vixy at all. It's just in its own world. So this is the same thing now because I consider that gold is in a different, this is a geopolitical medallion. In other words, when geopolitical or financial crises occur, money tends to go to gold. I've talked about international money, countries put money to work that way. The dollar is the currency of importance and it holds that, it's a premier currency and it holds that title. So you've got to think of these separately. So the Middle East, gold is the issue. Well, how do I know that? Because if you look at the GDX, the GDX should be instead of a 28. By my usual looking at markets, when gold goes up, because I prefer to see the GDX, the gold miners, lead gold because that's saying money is coming in and that money is being transferred into profits. But in this case, it's gold's gone up and wow, if it wasn't for that, I think that the GDX would be down the 23 area instead of the 25, 62 low that was made instead of a screaming from 25 to 30, which is really a good percentage move. But so far, it just tells me that gold is definitely there which got to be very selective in the actual stuff that you pick because they're not following the same way. 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Go to TFNN.com and hit watch Tiger TV. That's TFNN.com. Then hit watch Tiger TV. I have also a statement that Dan was. I love... Oh, where did that go? I'll scroll down to click it. Ooh, I'm gonna find it. I love that you are a basket of companies and uranium via Sprott Great Combo. So, you are always trading it up 84 cents at 26.60. I like the chart. Yes, I like the global ex-uranium ETF. The question keeps coming up. CCJ, and I said, the chart... Where did I type that? So, let's put it over there. CCJ, I'll type it into the deck. CCJ, whoa, nice move. I said that that's a really... It's a good chart, but it's got to a D. It really shows amplitude to the upside and this is a very strong move up. Very nice, up 8.11%, up three at 40.92. The question is always coming in about UUUUU. Whoops, typed it in again, wrong place. Yeah, we got UUUUU. Yeah, UUUU is your energy fuels and the one we have is UEC, which is acting really well. It's almost at its highs. Recent highs is at 584. We're in the 364 area. So, this is a very nice action. Yes, I do like it. So, then the question came in about pins and I saw this yesterday when I went buying a ticker. It must have had good earnings. Pins is Pinterest, ink, discovery, engine for recipes, home ideas style, huge move up for up 16% at 29.26 is one. We find it a lot. And yes, this is acting very well in my show coming up. I'll do a little bit more work on this. And natural gas, we went into the UNG the other day with a pretty tight stop. We got stopped out. I said, I like it, I like it. We had a small position sprint into two, still got stopped out. But I must tell you, the way I'm looking at natural gas, I think natural gas is building energy, ha-ha, to be able to go towards a 3.50 in the natural gas up 15 cents. I think there's a good chance that in November, we start to see prices touching and then sticking in the 3.80 area. And that's gonna 3.80 area will be really important. So I'm gonna wrap this up but I'm coming right back for the Tiger Technicians Out. Check out my opening call, my daily news for the after. It's a bit of a secret. As a chapter, signing off, hoping we'll be back tomorrow. Boys, that's a great show of missing today. Hopefully, he's heavy set for tomorrow.


Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, excellencies, participants from national governments, experts from international organizations, academic institutions, and the private sector. The third edition of the annual conference of the Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure or CDRI is taking place at an unprecedented time. We are witnessing an event that is being thumbed once in a 100-year disaster. COVID-19 pandemic had taught us that in an interdependent and interconnected world, no country reached or proved in the east or west, north or south is immune to the effect of global disasters. In the second century eddy, the Indian scholar says Nagarjuna wrote, verses on dependent arising. Pratik Samutpada, he showed the interconnectedness of all things, including human beings. This work shows the manner in which human life unfolds in the natural and social worlds. If we deeply understand this ancient wisdom, we can reduce the vulnerabilities of our current global system. On one hand, the pandemic has shown us how impact can quickly spread across the world. And on the other hand, it has shown how the world can come together to fight a common threat. We show how human ingenuity can solve even the most difficult problems. We have developed vaccines in a record time. The pandemic has shown us that innovation to address global challenges can come from anywhere. We need to foster a global ecosystem that supports innovation in all parts of the world and it transfers to places that are most in need. The year 2021 promises to be a year of swift recovery from the pandemic. The lessons from the pandemic, however, must not be forgotten. They apply to not only public health disasters, but other disasters as well. We have a looming climate crisis. At the UN Environment Chiefs recently said, there is no vaccine for the climate crisis. It will take sustained and concentrated efforts to mitigate climate change. We also need to adapt to changes that are already being observed and are affecting communities around the world. In such a context, the importance of the coalition has become even more evident. If we can make our investment in infrastructure resilient, it can be a centerpiece of our wider adoption efforts. Countries that are making large investment in infrastructure such as India must ensure that this is an investment in resilient and not in risk. But at the events of recent weeks have shown, this is not a developing country problem alone. Just last month, the winter storm Uri knocked out around one third of electricity generating capacity in Texas, United States. Almost three million people were left without power. Such events can happen anywhere. While the complex causes of the blackout are still being understood, we must learn lessons and preempt such scenarios.  Effect of the disaster in one part of the world can quickly spread across the world. Cooperation is a must for ensuring the resilience of the global system. Infrastructure is developed for the long term. If we make it resilient, we will prevent disasters not only for ourselves but many future generations. When a bridge is lost, a telecom tower falls, power system fails, or when a school is damaged, the loss is not just the direct damage. We should look at losses holistically. Indirect losses due to disruptions to small businesses and interrupted schooling of children may be several times higher. We need the right accounting perspective for a holistic evolution of the situation. If we make our infrastructure resilient, we will reduce both direct and indirect losses and protect the livelihood of millions. In CDRIs, for many years, we are grateful to have the leadership of the United Kingdom alongside India. In the year 2021, it is a particularly important year. We are approaching the midpoint of the sustainable development goals, the Paris Agreement and Sendai framework. The expectations from Code 26 to be hosted by the UK and Italy later this year are high. This partnership on resilient infrastructure must play its important role in helping meet some of those expectations. In this regard, I would like to share a few key areas that need to be accorded priority. First, CDRI must embody the central promise of the sustainable development goals that is leave no one behind. This means that we have to put the concerns of the most vulnerable nations and communities first. In this regard, the small island developing nations that are already experiencing the impact of worsening disaster must have easy access to all the technology, knowledge and assistance that they consider necessary. We must have the capability and support to adopt global solution to the local context. Second, we must take stock of the performance of some of the key infrastructure sectors, particularly health infrastructure and the digital infrastructure that played a central role during the pandemic. What are the lessons from these sectors and how can we make them more resilient for the future? At the national and sub-national level, we have to invest in capabilities for integrated planning, structural design, availability of modern materials and a large number of skilled personnel in all infrastructure sectors. There is need for research and development in all these areas. Third, in our quest for the resilient, no technological system should be considered to basic or to advance. The CDRI must maximize the demonstration effect of the application of technology. In Gujarat, we built India's first hospital with base isolation techniques. Now, base isolators for earthquake safety are manufactured in India itself. In the current context, we have many more opportunities. We must harness the full potential of geospatial technologies, space-based capabilities, data science, artificial intelligence, material science and combine it with local knowledge to pursue resilience. And finally, the no sum of resilient infrastructure must become a mass movement galvanizing the energies of not just the expert and formal institution but also communities and particularly the youth. A social demand for resilient infrastructure will go a long way in improving compliance to standards. Investing in public awareness and education is a key aspect of this process. Our education system must enhance the awareness of locally specific hazardous and their possible impact on infrastructure. In closing, I would like to say that CDRI has set a challenging and urgent agenda for itself. And it will be expected to demonstrate results very soon. In the next cyclone, in the next flood, in the next earthquake, we must be able to say that our infrastructure systems were better prepared and that we reduced losses. If damages occur, we should be able to restore services quickly and build back better. In our quest for resilience, we are all in the same boat. At the pandemic has reminded us no one is safe till everyone is safe. We have to ensure that we leave no community, no place, no ecosystem, no economy behind. Just at the fight against the pandemic, mobilize the energies of the world, same and billion people. Our quest for resilience must build on the initiative and imagination of each and every individual on this planet. Thank you. Thank you very much.


...bydd y dynod o'r ddweud, i ddim pan hiwn i gweithio sy'n cyffredin... ..dydd y bod ni i'n clyw i'r dynod eich cyffredin oherwydd mae'n grannu i fynd chi! Yn y peth yn ddweud â nifer gan yr hyn, yn rwyf iddyn nhw mai'n byddon y dynod. Yn y peth, mae'n ddim gallu cael y ddechrau'i gwneud i ddweud! Yn ei hwn, yna ydych chi'noliaeth, yna y dryf yn ddwy raised ymddangos! Maen nhw wedi ei ddweud yn ei ddweud sy'n hynny. ond ymddoedd yma? Ni'n gweld ar y dad i hwn. Mae hynodog yna dda ni – tataeth genny, hwn dechrau'n wahanol. Mae'n gweld ar y dad i hyn – ymddoedd yma, mae'r aelod o'r gwneud. Felly ar gweithio'n gwomp functional yma y cwmp yma. Yn ni efall Буд yn y'r unwyddiad sydd o'r fiğrhaid, o'r ffodd i'r ffordd? ac yn dweud y cael fymlwys i gwyddiad mewn masigol i gydithio ddarluniau, addwn ni wedi'i cael y bydden yn fawr i fainlwysu eu profiad. Bydd y bydd i'n dda i'n holl o'r cyhoedd ychydig, o'r cyhoeddwch, ac mae'n ddim bod yn ei wneud wrth ddweud eich bod ni'n cael ei bobl yn cofodol i ddechreu eu parti. A byddai'n dweud iddyn nhw ar y digwydd. Os ychydig hyn i'ch cwc a fyddwch yn ddweud, fel y p däru, mae teachers ry��라고 yn wneud rhywbeth ymlaen. Mae gennym d ownas penderfyniadol yn yr cynhyrch Daisy You have every right to do so and nobody should be able to stop you. Free speech is absolutely.... I find it ironic that those who want to silence, those who want to silence, are claim to be fighting fascists. Isn't the first step that people take when they're truly off fascists is to silence the opposition. I don't want to silence anybody. I don't want to stay out of a real conversation. Ac mae'r bobl mae gennw'n hyn o'n gwneud hynny'n gwybod, ma'r byw ffordd o'r ffordd i'w zionio'r ffasys a phryg o'r pwyllai gwrdd, mae mwyn ffasys! Mae'n cyrraed oherwydd yr ysgol, mae'n fwy o blygu eisiau unrhyw o'r ddefnyddio a'r ddefnyddio. Mae'n cyrraed oherwydd o unrhyw o unrhyw o'r ddefnyddio, mae'n cyrraed o'r ddefnyddio o'r ddefnyddio o'r ddefnyddio, ..mwneud os yw un peth o bobl addodd. Sarwch gennym yn 17,先 ddim yn Ymysgol iconol a gyda gyda phablaeth. Mae'r ffordd yn maes ar hyn o y gyn amwys o hyn neu ddim yn y Gwyrdd. Mae gennym yn y gwybod yn y Gwyrdd. Mae gennym yn Ymysgol Merthyr 14 gan 5. Mae'r gwneud hynny yw wedi bod y gwneud yn amser. Mae'r gwneud yn arwt y gwyrdd. Mae'r gwneud yn y gwyrdd. Mae'r gwneud yn y gwyrdd yn y gwyrdd yn y gwbl. Ma wnaeth eich platform yw'r arbennig. Mae'r iawn cyd-flet tentinol. Mae'n ddiwedd. Mae'n rhan fyddais drwy'r rhan dim yn Yw. Mae'r tanhwylo'r entysivu ei wneud o'r ffordd yw'r gryffydd. A oeddwn eich ymwlad y Yw yw, Yma yna ddim yn y platform. Mae'n ddim yn y Yw. Ond, y ddigonwch o'r rhain yw y yw Yw mae'n meddwl yw'r rhain, yna ddim yn ddiweddur y stathiaith i'w rhan ddylu'r maen nhw yw, a dweud o gwybod i ddweud eich gyfrannu cymryd yn cael ei ddweud. Yn ddechrau'r Cymru, dwi'n meddwl i chi, dwi'n nodi'n gwneud i'n fynd i chi'n gweithio'r ddweud i gael gael allu'r ddweud, mae'n oed i gael ei bod yn y ddechrau. Mae'n ddweud i'n ddweud i chi. Mae'n ddechrau'n gwneud i chi, dwi'n edrych chi'n gweithio gyrddwyr, mae'n gweithio'n ddweud i chi, doesn't just require government to be free speech? No, this is the difference. If they came in here and protested, if they turned their back on us, or if they booed us periodically... I would say that they should be in the room. Absolutely bring them in the room. I want protesters like that, right? Who let us speak but who expressed the fact that they disagree. What we were not allowed to do is silence the other party, right? So what they are doing is shutting us up i fewn i'r gweithio gyda'r Fawr, ac mae'n ddiddordebeth yng Nghymru, sy'n ddiddordebeth ydw i'r gweithio gyda'r Fawr, sy'n ddiddordebeth ydwe, sy'n ddiddordebeth i fewn i ddim yn ddigonio. Ydw i'n ddiddordebeth y Youtube yn ymlaes o'r cyllid y dylliannol, a'r ddiddordebeth yma, felly, mae'n cael eu cyflosion ar ddechrau. Ychydig i'n fflaes i ddim yn fflaes i ddim yn ymlaes, We can say you can stick with the spirit of a university and I agree with completely. We can say you can stick with the spirit of YouTube if you can't sue them. You can come up with your friends not to use them, but you can not use the government against them to promote your education. That's interesting. I don't know whether it's going to work and also the biggest YouTube experts. I have no idea. I hope it doesn't because I still think the courts in the US respect property rights.  And certainly a university has a right, if we say something obnoxious here, they have a right to keep us up. Whether it's right to do so in the context of university and institution of learning in which there's supposed to be a free exchange by years is a separate question. Then the legal, the proper legal right to decide what is said and what is not said in a private forum. Take this as a private forum, they have a right to do it. I don't oppose them on legal grounds. I oppose them on, hey, this is university. My ideas are not that nutty. Let's have a discussion if you think so. Let's debate them. Let's discuss the ideas. And I'm open to your ideas. Be open to my ideas. After all, universities shouldn't have free speech zones. Because we're here to learn from one another. The whole point is to expand your mind, to expand your knowledge, to be challenged, to be provoked. Not to just accept the status quo. So that would be my argument. Not, hey, it's the first amendment. No, the fact is I don't have a first amendment right at Harvard or I don't know if King's College is a state school or not. But if it was a private school, I don't have a first amendment in private school. I think the difference is that when people are being excessively legalistic, they're not following the principle that they are supposed to be as matters. That's what we're referring to, I think, about the spirit of it. Because just because you can do something doesn't mean you should do something. Now, this is a good example. Just because you can do something doesn't mean you should do something. This is not no. I disagree. I think this is great. They disagree with us. They think we're bad guys. And they're making their voices no. Now, if they were in the room not letting us speak, that would be wrong. But they're outside there. I actually think it's great. I think it's right. They really think we're bad people. I mean, it's sad that they aren't coming to the room and actually listening to us and stuff, they're actually really nice and all the points of view are not crazy. But if they want to stand there and they want to let the world know that they disagree with what's being said right now, although they have no clue what's being said right now, it's funny. They have every right and I actually think it's a good thing. I mean, I actually think it's good that audiences boo people and so on. Because, you know, just like you clap when somebody says something chewy, if somebody says something you disagree with, you're done. That's okay. I agree because we have bad bones as well. That's absolutely true. My point is like, for example, before we ended up coming in, we had a legalistic argument with the organisers of this event and with the faculty. The reason they're so many empty seats is because there are people who have been told that they can't even let them in. Students here and for some reason there was a crossfire somewhere in the administration and they're not allowed in. And it's no real reason to not let them in other than we have a rule and we're going to make you follow it. And as soon as you start running a society down these highly legalistic lines, then it's not about the principle, it's not about the spirit of the thing, it's about what you can do and what you can't do. And so there's no reason for someone who wants to do something that isn't necessarily something that should be done, but it is within the boundary of the law to just do it to you as hard as they can. Because what's stopping you? Why shouldn't it? So this is why I'm against this kind of oppressively legalistic interpretation of absolutely every rule to be heard for you. And I realize that might be controversial, but maybe, just maybe, we can also go back out and have a conversation. I think you're right in what's really sad is the fact that in that sense the protests were won, that is it's interesting that the rule, we only found that about at least the rule, after the protest was put up in the Facebook page. That is in that sense, it appears, whether this is true or not, there's a question of fact, but it appears the administration gave into the protest. That's what the rule will see, that's what the protestors will see. And that's sad because then they now have, you know, they have more incentive to do more of this, and more incentive to disrupt more often.  And what a victory it is, I mean, the objectives are some of the most effective people at deconstructing fascism, you will ever meet. And then I've spent the last three months of my life being to the old rambun per brass, constant on my mind. Why they would think that we are the people to protest is beyond me. But at the end of the day, we're the best at gods. But never think there will be people that actually want to protest on these stages, which is just how... Because the old rambun per brass is the colour of the city. But it's not the old rambun per brass, the old rambun per brass would beg for a platform to be used. But it's fascinating, I find it fascinating, because I'm constantly attacked by the old rambun per brass online, as being this wind that's not realising what's a race or whatever, constantly rated as some kind of lefty by the old rambun per brass.  And actually, after this exited event, I don't know if you know about the exited event that happened here to go, where some people tried to silence me. Finally they're going to knock out the security...


The pandemic that assaulted the whole world and all citizens and across countries and in Europe as well drew our attention to some factors that we already knew. There was an accelerator put on inequity, on inequalities. They were already there but became more visible because this virus attacked everyone but attacked in mostly the most vulnerable ones. This means that schools, social services, therapeutic services have to grow, have to focus their attention on the younger ones and on those that are more vulnerable. This is a message that rehabilitates and is very much based on the social grounds of the European model. We know how to do it, we know how to be together and there is a message that we can give to our schools and convey to our schools. One is we will grow faster if we grow together. Students will have to learn that sometimes we have to go a bit slower so that more people and more students achieve the same goals. This is a wake-up call. The pandemic is a wake-up call for all these vulnerabilities that we already knew. Some have some kind of disability based on a cognitive or physical impairment, some because they are migrants or do not speak the official language of the country. Those that live in very poor neighbourhoods and socio-economic contexts that are more difficult, they will need the contrained efforts of all of us. So this is what Europe can provide, this is what recovery and resilience is about.


What's up everyone? It's your girl Kenzie here from Layton Sports Cards and I'm ripping a personal for Jeffrey H. We've got a 2022-23 Panini Prism basketball hobby. Best of luck Jeffrey. Thanks so much for hopping in. Good luck. Really juicy. Kind of typical with most higher end products sometimes, you know. Got Ruby, uh, Gary Trent Jr. Fearless Ant-Man Hyper Shrooter, Jalen Doran, Rookie, and Ginobli. Silver Fireworks and LeBron. Prismatic Jaws. Silver Rookie of Lucid Diabate. Mather and Rookie Base. Jones and Caleb Houston. Thought I saw. I don't know. Yeah. Do have an auto. It's a redemption. Purple Ice of Rudy Gay for the Jazz. Redemption Hyper. Kobe White. Stockton. Shade on. Sharp Rookie and Brandon Ingram. All right, let's see what your redemption is. Good luck, Jeff. Got Rookie Signatures Prisms. Silver Cards 17. It's gonna be a Patrick Baldwin Jr. Warriors. Baldwin Jr. There. Silver Rookie Auto. Fireworks Zion. Silver Cat. Chet Holmgren Rookie. Los Mani Dang and AI. Frank Jackson. Ohio Holiday Ruby Wave Rookie of Patrick Baldwin Jr. Lottery. Jalen Williams. We have a CJ McCollum on the Pulsar. Minot, Mullen, and Lofton Jr. Got Blue Ice. D'Angelo Russell. T-Wolves. Prismatic LeBron. Got Silver. Patrick Beverly. Johnson. A Walker Kessler Rookie. And Dennis Rodman. Should be Apollo in here. Red to 299. Patty Mills. Widescreen. LeBron. Hyper Zion. There he is. Palo Ben Caro on the Rookie Base. Vacelle and Coloco Rookie. Silver Fearless. Charles Barkley. Lillard Fireworks. Silver TJ Warren. Christian Braun Rookie. McGrady and Ange of Borey Walker Rookie. Still looking for that other auto here. Prismatic Tatum. Oh, we got a gold here, Jeff. We got a gold. Isaiah Mobley Rookie. Magic Johnson and Dyson Daniels. First. Oh, show me Rookie. Got a Doug McDermott on the True Gold. Doug McDermott. That one is 7 out of 10. Doug Fresh. Half Bust here.  That'd be crazy. Ruby Wave. Jordan Pool. Luck of the Lottery. Jaden Ivey. Silver Van Vleet. Elijah Juan, AJ Griffin and Triple J. Blue Jalen Durand. Nice one there. Pistons. There you go, Jeff. On the color match too. 178 out of 199. Nice. And we've got for the Thunder Sanctures of Trayman. Trayman, second year here. Herder Hyper. Wesley McGowan's Wilkins.  Got an orange. Show me Rookie. It's going to be a Charles Barkley. That's a cool one. Charles Barkley, 6 of 49. Sixers Barkley there. Young Silver Luka Donchich. Got Jovich Rookie, Tim Duncan and Devonte Graham. Alrighty, Jeff. That will do it for your prison basketball hobby box. Thanks as always for hopping in. We'll get these right out to you.