Autism and clothing, rough fabric, tricky textures, too tight, too loose, pesky tags, hey those things. Autistic people often need to spend a long time shopping for clothes that avoid these common issues. Rough fabric to me feels scratchy and almost sticky on my skin. Tags feel like tiny needles that I often have to remove completely before I can tolerate them. I've got excited about an online purchase so many times only to find that the fabric or tightness are not tolerable. Sometimes this even happens shopping in the high streets. I'll adore a certain item despite its negative qualities but I only wear it once after because I can't tolerate it on time. There's so much more time and monitoring investment involved in finding clothes that you love and can also tolerate. Even then, if you want to send stuff back that's another thing that you have to do. Should we consider this an autism tax? Let me know down in the comments.


How are you doing? This is your boy Rich from RichTVLive with our top 10 stocks for June 2022 for you. Oil and gas are on fire. The price of oil is screaming. So a lot of these picks are oil and gas stocks. We've also got some banking stocks. We've got some retail and we've got one giant dividend stock as our number one pick. Most of these picks have dividends. We're focusing on value. If you're not winning, you're probably not watching. We bring you the winners and we bring them to you first. Remember RichTVLive, go to richtv.io, join our trading and investing ecosystem built by investors for investors where you can learn how to win big and don't touch that dial. Let's go through our world famous top 10 stocks for June 2022 exclusively here on RichTVLive. All right. Number 10 on my top 10 for June 2022 is Ally Financial. Now you can see here the 52-week lows. We always like to understand the 52-week lows and the 52-week highs. So the high highs at about $56, low lows at $37. We're right now sitting right around $43 and I love the dividend yield, a 2.78% dividend. So while you're waiting for these stocks to go back up as the market is starting to find its way, a great way to do it is to buy dividend stocks. So you're collecting dividends while these companies are growing their revenues. So my number 10 pick for June 2022 is Ally Financial. Currently at $43, you can see in the bottom, kind of closer to the low of the zone, not right at the bottom, but coming off the bottom of the zone, I think there's a lot of upside here and I love the dividend. That's why they're my number 10 pick for June 2022. In number nine, another company with a dividend, Bristol Myers Squibb Company. Now this is a little different. You can see here the low low of 53. You can see just hit recently a high high of 78 and right now sitting at 74. So near the top of the zone, I'm not essentially saying you should buy it today, but it's one that you need to put on your radar and put on your watch list. Another company that I think in the banking sector that has huge upside still has huge potential and a nice dividend of 2.84%. So to the smart money is going into dividend stocks, stocks, the smart money is going into safety and value plays. And these are two value plays, my number 10 and my number nine picks for June 2022 and beyond BMY and once again a 2.84% dividend. So a little bit on the higher zone, this one, try to definitely buy if you can on a dip, but another quality company that pays you a dividend and you can clearly see that money is flowing into dividend stocks, value stocks and safety. In number eight, now we're going to start looking at some of these oil and gas plays that are just absolutely on fire. Here's Marathon Oil Corporation. I've been talking about this one since it was well under $20. It has been breaking out large MRO, so it also has a dividend, a 0.84% dividend. So a small dividend, but if you're looking for oil and gas plays that are relatively cheap still that have been on the move, I mean, look at that chart, clearly this has been an absolute winner pays a dividend and still only at $32. So when you compare it to some of the other oil and gas stocks out there, it's really cheap. So if this trend in oil and gas continues to go up, I believe we're going to see MRO also continue to go up. Now remember Rich TV Live is strictly for information education purposes.  This is at a 52 week high. So there's always a chance it can go down, but if you're looking for momentum trades, there's not much more momentum right now in the world than oil and gas plays. And that's why we're bringing you a lot of banking stocks today and oil and gas stocks. Speaking of oil and gas stocks, my number seven pick for June 2022 and beyond, this is also one of Warren Buffett's holdings. It's been an absolute screamer. It's got a massive dividend. I love everything about Chevron Corporation and look at the dividend, the 3.19% dividend. Look at that chart. It's pretty much doubled in a year. So obviously it's got a lot of momentum. I'm not going to tell you to chase this, but if you're looking for momentum, if you're looking for oil and gas stocks with the dividend, Chevron Corporation is one of the biggest and the best ones out there. And I mean, look at that chart. It's done incredible for Warren Buffett in this tough economic environment. And I believe that this trend could continue, especially with the price of oil and gas just going through the roof. That's why they're my number seven pick for June 2022. In number six, Walmart. Always been a big fan of Walmart. I shop at Walmart. I think it's a great store. It's got great pricing. And you can see here coming off a bottom hit a bottom of 117 just recently. And it's starting to a little bit of a trend reversal pattern to where it is, but it's still near the bottom of the zone. You can see the high of 160 low of 117 and we're sitting at 129. It also has a dividend of 1.74%. So huge company on a little bit of a dip is doing a little bit of a trend reversal pattern, but this is just another one of those quality companies that we don't see going anywhere. We feel like these dips on Walmart are buying opportunities. Once again, another dividend stock. So you can see here almost every single pick we've talked about so far today is a dividend stock. And this is where the money is flowing. Smart money is flowing into dividends. Smart money is flowing into value. Smart money is flowing into safety and you don't get much more safety value than Walmart. It's a household name. Everybody knows Walmart and they're not going to be going anywhere, in my opinion. And these dips on Walmart are strictly a buying opportunity. Now let's get into the top five. Speaking of oil and gas plays, Devin Energy. I mean, look at these charts absolutely on fire. Got to be careful not to buy these stocks at all time highs, but clearly they're all at 52 week highs with the price of oil and gas going through the roof. And another dividend stock here, a 4.75% dividend. So a beautiful dividend, huge dividend for Devin Energy Corporation. But once again, you got to see this chart is way up. It's up more than 100, almost 200% in a year. So you got to be careful not buying these things too high because there's always a chance that they're going to come back down. So I just wanted to make sure you're aware of it, aware of the dividend and oil and gas prices continue to go higher. So there's a very good chance that we will see these companies also continue to go higher. However, they are trading at around 52 week highs. So be aware of a trend reversal. Now if you like these videos, it really helps if you smash the like button, comment down below, share the video everywhere and subscribe. Now let's continue with these banks. Big fan of Citigroup. And you can see here it hit a high of $80 in the last year. Just recently hit a low of 45, which was a great buying opportunity. And another big dividend yield for this big bank in America, a 3.8% dividend yield, another quality company with the dividend, a bank.  So in my opinion, that bottom was a beautiful entry, a nice dip by opportunity. And that's clearly where the smart money has been buying Citigroup. And another company that I think everyone should put on their radar and everyone should put on their watch list. My number four pick for June 2022 and yet another big dividend. Now let's continue with the oil and gas plays. Exxon Mobile Corporation, absolutely on fire. Just been touching recently a hundred bucks sitting at 99 as we speak.  So it's essentially doubled. And another dividend stock, you can see these companies are making a ton of money. That's why they can afford to pay dividends, a 3.61% dividend, so a beautiful dividend, 52 week low of around 51, 52 week high of about a hundred. And we're just sitting at 99. So if you're looking for oil and gas plays, there's not much better than Exxon Mobile Corporation. And you've got to remember with the price of oil and gas going up, these companies are going to be reporting huge financials. That's why these stocks are going through the moon, going through the roof, everybody's buying them with anticipation that the next three, six, nine, 12 quarters, sorry, three, six, nine, 12 months are going to be really big quarters for these oil and gas companies. And that's why we got so many oil and gas plays on our list here in our top 10 for June 2022. Now in number two, love this company and I love the price here, still relatively cheap when you compare them to all the other oil and gas plays, still at $60, but another nice dividend, a 2.99% dividend. So just under 3%, you can see it's been as low as $36 in the last year and is now at 60. So another one that's almost doubled, you can clearly see it's trading at a 52-week high. So beware of a trend reversal, but I believe they just reported huge record revenues for the last quarter. And I believe this trend continues with oil just screaming higher. So Shell, another quality company that I think you need to put on your radar and put on your watch list, my number two pick for June 2022. And then number one, BCE. I think this is another quality company. You can see here it's been as high as $59 in the last year, been as low as $48 and just sitting right at $54. Another quality company that is a value stock that I think everybody should be aware of, put them on your radar, put on your watch list. One of the biggest companies in Canada and a huge dividend yield of 5.33%. So if you're looking for quality companies that are not going to go anywhere that have a lot of upside that have been higher before in the last year, on a little bit of a dip has been lower as well, but not that much lower. And with a huge dividend of 5.33%, I think BCE is that pick. That's why they're my number one pick for June 2022.  If you're not winning, you're probably not watching. We're bringing the winners, we're bringing the news, we're bringing the analysis, we do CO interviews, and we bring it to you first. Love to know what you think of my top 10 picks. I think these are rich picks for June 2022 and beyond. Most of them dividend stocks. We've got some really great picks on this list. Love to know what you guys think.  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It's summer, a late afternoon. At a Wharf on Cape Cod, a young man and a small cabin cruiser is about to cast off for an island several miles offshore. I beg your pardon. I beg your pardon, but are you going to the island tonight? I miss the steamer. Well, that'll teach you not to be late. Besides, you don't take passengers. This is a government boat. Oh, I'd be very indebted to you. My cousin's expecting me. I promise I won't be any trouble. Can't you see I'm full up with supplies? Well, I'm not very large. Well, please. Hey, come on. Oh, thank you. Hey, just put your bags over there. Thank you. I've never been to the island before. How long a trip is it? About two hours. I love the sea. I come by it naturally, I guess. All my ancestors were whalers from Portland. Maine or Oregon? To a Yankee. There's only one Portland. Maine. Welcome to New England, Yankee. Thank you. What have you been doing? You sure have been awful quiet. I've been making a sketch of you. Me? Where? Hey, that's good. You going to the island to paint? Yes. The island's a regular hangout for artists. They're always wanting to paint the lighthouse. Evan won't let him near the place. Evan? Evan Folger is the lighthouse keeper on Dragon Head. I'm what you might call his temporary assistant. Oh. Well, there's the island. Have you ashore in ten minutes? I hope your cousin's still there. I'm glad to see you. Oh, you certainly gave me a scare, Kate. Steamer came in and not a sign of you. Oh, I'm sorry. Freddie, I missed it by one minute. Well, the car's down here. Oh, incidentally, who is that who brought you cross? His name's Bill. Oh? Paderrod Jet. Yes. Freddie, where's Dragon Head? Dragon Head? Well, it's the lighthouse spot a mile offshore. Why do you ask that? The Dragon Head launch brought me over. Do you know the keeper? His name's Folger. No, I'm sure I don't. Now tell me what you'd like to do tomorrow, Kate. You can... Does he come to the mainland every day? He? Who are you talking about? The lighthouse keeper. Well, of course he does. Oh, I don't know. How do I know what he does? Well, come on, Katey. Come on.  No visitors, I said. This here's government property. No visitors. If you'd let me explain, Mr. Folger.  But there's something in this package that may interest you. Huh? I'll wait a minute. You're the one that stopped me in town yesterday, ain't you? Yes, in Granby's antique shop. Yeah, you're the one who wanted to paint my picture.  I wouldn't be found dead sitting for no charmful portrait. I know you did. And when you left, I bought this. It's a ship model, Mr. Folger.  Tell her for me to mind her own business. Oh, it's a great imposition, I know. But you see, I know so little about ship models. And I... I don't like the idea that I may have been wronged. Won't you look at it, Mr. Folger? Uh, maybe. Hey, Evan, do you want me to... Well, hello. Hi, hello. Say, you're the one he brought over in the launch from the mainland? Yes. Now, about that model... Oh, you're pretty smart for a woman. You know that I wanted this ship model, didn't you? I want to strike a bargain with you.  You found out I tried to buy this year model. That old lady Granby. $150, she said. By country, that's highway robbery. You can have it for nothing if you'll post for me. No. Only an hour a day for two weeks. No. You set the time yourself. Who hesitates is lost, Evan. You're getting too big for your britches, son. All right. You'll be here each day at four. But no Sundays. Sundays, too. Oh, Sundays, then, doggone it. He's a tough customer. You're pretty slippery yourself. I know. Well, I... I guess I'd better go. You must be busy. Yes, I have a little work to do here. Well, I... I'll see you tomorrow. Goodbye, Bill. Goodbye, Kate. What's happened, Evan? He's gone into the lighthouse. Then you let him? He says he can't pose it as a fog, and he can't control the acts of God. All right. No complaints. We've had such wonderful weather all week. Let me see the painting. Oh, my. That looks fine, Katie. Oh, thank you. That fog's rolling in fast. I'm going to try to sail back in it, are you? Well, I... Now you better stay here for a while. Oh, I'd like that. But... Well, Mr. Forge has never been very hospitable. Oh, that's nonsense. He's got a heart as big as a house. Come on. I've been at the top of the lighthouse before. There's a fog frightened you? A little. There's something so terribly lonely about it. I don't mind being alone, but I... I don't like to feel lonely. There's a difference, isn't there?  The fact is, I deliberately took this job to get away from people. I can understand that. But you know, you wouldn't be afraid of that fog if you went right out into it. Come on, let's go down. I'll show you what I mean. I'll take you to a favorite cobalt. It's like the end of the world. It could end like this. I don't think I'd be frightened, even if it were. Or lonely either. No. You know, I knew you'd get over it out here. I wonder what people would do if the world should end like this. Then they'd have time to say all the things they'd always wanted to say. Then they'd have the courage to say... For instance? Honest things? Such as? Such as telling you that I didn't particularly want to paint Evan's portrait. Then why have you gone to all this trouble? Because I wanted to see you again. Lonely people want friends. But they have to search very hard for them. It's difficult for them to... to find other lonely people. Yes. The fog's rifting. It wasn't the end of the world after all. You're the first person I ever brought here. And you know the one time that I wish I could paint is when I'm here. Katie, do you suppose that you could catch all this? Oh, no. No, I'm not nearly as good enough to paint. Oh, Bill, you were made for all this. Was I? You know, I went to a class reunion this spring. Some of the fellas, they... they were ribbing me about being stuck way off down here. One of them even offered me a job. Yes, it felt kind of sorry, woman. Oh, if you only knew how I felt for him.  I envy you. You know, you're the first person that's understood that. Don't ever give it up. I don't ever want to. I'm through at Dragon Head for a while, Katie. You're going away? Yes, I have to go up to Boston tomorrow to see the superintendent. Oh. Well, it's been lots of fun these past few days. I... I know I've had a wonderful time. I'll miss you, Bill. Oh, Katie. Come on, I'll take you over to the island in the speedboat. Thanks for bringing me across, Bill. I... I can go the rest of the way myself. No, but I'd like to walk you home. Oh, no, no, it's late and I have a lot of things to do. What's the matter? What's the matter, you ashamed of me? Oh, no. No, it isn't that at all. You wouldn't be holding out on me now. You haven't got a husband or anything like that, huh? Oh, of course not. What an idea. Well, good night, Bill. I'll sail your boat back in the morning. Thanks. We could have lunch maybe, huh? If you'd like. I'll pick you up at the wharf at 12 o'clock and... Oh, Katie, when I go away, it won't be for long. I'm glad, Bill. Good night. Good night, Katie. Hello, sis. Pat, I thought I'd wait up for you, Katie. We haven't had a talk for a long time. I've been busy, Pat. Tell me the truth, Katie. That lighthouse keeper isn't old, is he? Yes, he is. He has a beard down to his ankles. Having fun these days, Pat? Bored stiff, frankly. Why don't you go to High Anise? Your gang's all there. Not trying to get rid of me, are you, Katie? Don't be silly.  Now, who is he? Who's what? Pat, you have a one-track mind. All right. Don't tell me. What'd you do tonight? I know something's happened to you.  I saw the hunky-dory offshore. Does that mean Tom Fraser's in town? Well, Tom's getting to be a bit of a nuisance. He's a good catch, Pat. Want him? Oh, no. I know my limitations, Pat. I'm dead on going to bed. He must be wonderful.  Such a divine night. No kind of night to be stuck in a house all by yourself. You should have gone out. It's been warm enough to go without a coat. Painting in the dark, dear. Oh, I wish now I'd double that bet. Darling, just so you'll feel better, I will be seeing Tom for the next few days. Lunch on the yacht tomorrow and Heaven knows what from then on. Good night. Night, Pat. Where you going? Hey, Katie. Well, good morning. What's the matter? Didn't you see me? I couldn't have looked very closely, could I? For a second, I thought you'd forgotten all about our lunch and date. Date? Oh, oh, no. No, I didn't forget. You were walking right past me. Oh, how could you think I'd forget? I'll be right back. I, um, I want to speak to that sailor at the end of the war. Oh, sure. Sure, go ahead. Morning, Phil. Morning, Miss Pat. Phil, will you please tell Mr. Fraser I can't possibly come up for lunch today? Yes, Miss Pat, I'll tell him. Thank you. Tell him I'm dreadfully sorry. You really dogged yourself up today. I always doll myself up when I have a luncheon engagement. I have a wonderful idea. Let's go to the cottage for lunch. Now, wait a minute.  It's a woman's privilege to change her mind. Oh, that's just fine. Good. More coffee? No, no, thanks, Katie. I'm just right. It was a divine night last night, wasn't it? Yes, yes, it was. Unusual to have it warm enough to go without a coat. That's right. Katie, you got me going around in circles. I don't know if I can quite explain it.  I always knew that. But, well, it just seems that there was something lacking. Maybe I can explain it this way.  A cake? Yeah, a cake without any frosting. And I guess, well, I guess most guys are kind of like the frosting, you know what I mean? And today you think I'm well-frosted. I'll say. I was never more fooled in my life. Katie. Katie, I guess you know that I think you're something special. I'm afraid I think you're something special, too. Well, what I really want to say is...  Oh, hello, Katie. You're not seeing things, Bill. It's true. Well, I'll be. Hello, Bill. I see you did keep our date for lunch. I thought I did. Look at him, Katie. Bill, if you could only see your face. But that's very clever. Which one of you think these things up? I'm always the one. Katie, I swear I was going to confess, but you came home just a second too soon. Oh, it's lucky for you she did. You were just about to be kissed by a perfect stranger. As you can see, it's very easy to confuse us. Yes. And Katie, your sister here is a very dangerous woman. Well, I better be on my way. I have to catch the four o'clock boat. Will you walk to the gate with me, Katie? Going away? Yes, I'm going to Boston overnight on business. Oh, thanks for the lunch. Patricia? Patricia.  No, that's all right, Katie. Oh, the lip and cots are given an old-fashioned barn dance tomorrow night. Now, I'll be back in time. Would you like to go with me? I'd love to. All right, I'll pick you up at eight o'clock. So long, Katie. So long, Bill. Have a good trip. I'd like to buy a paper bill, but I don't seem to have any change. Well, hello. Hello. Which one is it? You know. Yes, I know. How'd you get here, Pat? Flew over.  Haven't done a square dance, Bill, since I was a kid. Hope you don't mind if I step all over your feet. No, we'll step on each other's feet, Katie. If you are, Katie. I swear by my honor, it's Katie. I just wanted to make sure. Well, here we go. Bill, there's Pat. Well, so it is. I wonder how she knew about this. Maybe the lip and cots invited her. But she doesn't know the lip and cots. Well, maybe I mentioned it to her in Boston. Boston? Yes. Didn't you know that Pat went to Boston yesterday? No, I didn't. Well, good evening, Katie. Hello, Freddie. Freddie, this is Bill Emerson. My cousin, Mr. Lindley. Well, how do you do, Mr. Emerson?  Yes, yes, he did. She asked me to bring her. This sudden passion for the bucolic life. Hardly her type of thing, is it? Well, Bill, aren't you going to ask me to die? Well, sure, Pat, sure. I'll be right back, Katie. Well, that was quick work. Katie, let's you and I have a nice cool drink of applejack, shall we? No, thanks, Freddie. Katie, tell me something. Just where does Pat fit into this jigsaw puzzle? It's a long story, Freddie, and I don't feel like telling it. Excuse me, I think I'll go out and have a cigarette. Freddie, don't bother about me. Would you like to take a drive, Katie? It's a fine night.  You can drink it out here. Oh, for heaven's sake, say something. Katie, if that Bill Emerson means so much, do you fight for him? I can't. Why must you always let that sister of yours get ahead of you? Freddie, take me home. I thought you'd be asleep. We missed you. Bill looked everywhere for you. Pat, you know I've never been very good at mincing words. What does Bill mean to you? I might as well admit it, Katie. I'm mad about him. And he feels the same way. I'm sorry. Don't be sorry. It isn't anybody's fault. Bill's so fond of you, Katie. Over and over, he said, what a swell person you are and what fun you'd had together. Oh, skip it. Pat, do you know Bill? Do you understand the kind of things he likes? The kind of life he likes? You've never known anybody like him before. When Bill's kind fall in love, they mean it. I know the kind of person Bill is, Katie, and I am mad about him. You must believe me. I believe you. And I wish you all the happiness in the world. You said yourself a minute ago that it wasn't anyone's fault. Go to bed, Pat. Go on before I make a fool of myself. Please! It was just one of those things, Kate's twin sister, Pat and Bill Emerson. They're meeting, they're falling in love, and now, in the sister's spacious home in New York, they're married. Cousin Freddie has just observed that Kate has slipped away from the wedding guests and gone upstairs to her studio. I thought you were probably in here. I wanted to get away for a few minutes, Freddie. You should go back to the guests. Kate, you've got to forget. Forget Pat, Bill, everything. There's nothing you can do about it. I know. I know there's nothing I can do about it. Have you made any plans? I'm going to work to paint. Now you're talking. That's my girl. Hello, hello. Long distance. Hello, hello, Kate. Are you still there?  But you were saying something about an exhibition. Yes, the growing gallery on Madison Avenue, my oils and watercolors. Are you proud of me? Kate, that's just wonderful. When? Two weeks from tomorrow. Good evening. There's one nice feature about art exhibits. It's a play table. When the paintings bore you, try the hors d'oeuvre. I intend to fill up before I'm thrown out. Who's going to throw you out? Don't be funny.  By any chance, are you also an artist? Enough of one to have an opinion of this exhibition. Oh, then you're a critic as well. You don't have to be a critic to recognize an amateur. Most of the people here don't seem to share your opinion. These people? What do you expect them to say? Well, I think I may as well tell you. I painted this collection. I was wondering when you'd confess. How'd you get in? I walked in, I was hungry. What do you do? I paint. But I never had an exhibition, if that's what you're driving in. If you had the opportunity, what would you do? Are you making me an offer? I think I'd like to see some of your work.  Well, let's get out of here, I'll show you. Now? Now or never. I'll get my coat, we'll meet you outside. Mrs. Bosworth, don't you like my room? Don't you like my paintings? Your kind never does. If you'd stop being class conscious for a minute, I'd like to say something. I owe you an apology. You most certainly are not a phony. What shall I do now, bow from the waist? What's your name? Carnock. Now that you've done me the great honor of praising my canvases, I suppose I'll have to start praising yours. Tell me what's wrong with my painting. Everything. Chiefly, because you're what you are. Stiff, ingrown, afraid. I bet you're not even a woman. I know your kind, a checkbook in one hand and a paintbrush in the other, while someone like me can't even afford a decent pad of drawing paper or a tube of paint. What did you mean? You're not even a woman. Man, I'd always guess him. You can criticize a woman's work, but when you suggest she's not a ball of fire. Oh, boy. What are you talking about? I'll show you. I think I'd better be going. Okay, go. But you're not a hopeless case, you know. How encouraging. Good night, Mr. Carnock. What happened this time? Why did Didre quit? What happened to speak my mind about you and about the way you paint? I think it's time we settled a few things. You're most welcome to use this studio, but not if you continually upset everything and everybody in my home. First the servants, now Didre.   I'm perfectly willing to allow you to humiliate me as regards my work. I want it that way, but not as a person. Nor will I allow you to humiliate anybody else as long as you're in this house.  Come on, let's get to work.  Hello, yes? Oh, Bill. Well, how are you? Oh, I'm fine. Pat, with you? Oh, I see. Well, yes, of course I can. Oh, don't be silly. You're not interfering with anything. No, I can be there in no time, Bill. You can be where in no time? McCall's Department Store. I thought we were going to work. Tomorrow, Connick, tomorrow. It seems forever since I've seen you. It has been a long time, hasn't it? How's Pat? Oh, she's fine. Why'd you want to meet me here? Well, I had so little time, and I want to get a birthday present for Pat. I thought you might be able to help me. Oh, I see. Well, what about lingerie or a negligee? Oh, sure, that's fine. They're over this way, Bill. What are you doing in New York? I'm making arrangements to take a trip to Chile. Oh, for a Yankee, that's a far crime. You bring them to Chile. That's right. A new job? Uh-huh. Pat going with you? Yes, yes, she is. You remember my telling you about a job my college friend offered me? Yes. Yes, I remember very well. Well, I finally took it. It's even more money than I thought. I can't think of you away from the island somehow. Well, I had to do something to make more do.  Oh, here's a negligee, Bill. It looks like Pat. Yeah, I'll help you, Madam.  Oh, it's a wonderful style for you, Madam. Well, am I a prized dope? What's the matter? Well, if it's Pat's birthday tomorrow, it's yours too. Of course. Well, I'd like to get you something, Katie. Oh, that's sweet of you, Bill. No, thank you. Oh, but there must be something here you'd like. No, no, thank you very much. Yes, sir. You know, I'm surprising, Pat. She doesn't expect me to go Thursday, but I want to be there for her birthday.  I completely forgot I have an engagement. I must run. Won't you have time for a drink before I catch the train? Oh, I'm terribly sorry. I really haven't. Well... Well, it's been wonderful seeing you again, Katie. Wonderful to see you. And thanks a lot for helping me out. Oh, it was fun. Goodbye, Bill. Give my love to Pat. Haven't you gone home yet? Kind of late. Oh, I went to a newsreel, and I walked around the lake in the park. Who's this guy, Bill? Where is he? Gone.  Can I fix you a drink? No, thanks, Connick. You know, I've been doing a lot of thinking. All this art stuff's been a substitute for something, hasn't it? You'll be glad to know, Connick. I've come to a decision. I'm a third-rate artist. I always will be.  What are you going to do? I don't know. I haven't decided. Always running away. No wonder you lost him. We won't discuss it, Connick. You'll never land a guy all closed up inside like this. But I wasn't always like this. People change. Remember what I said when I first met you? I most certainly do. You kind of went for me then. Only you got cold feet. Connick, your conceit really amazes me at times. Man needs woman. Woman needs man. That's basic. Everything else starts from that. Art, music, the whole works. Only women like you want to make something important out of it. You want a guy to stifle himself for you. The grand passion, all of that bologna. Yes, we do. Now don't go female on me. Get wise to yourself. I'll leave me alone. Sure you're not running away from me now? Really? That's better. What's the matter? Would you like being kissed? I'm sorry, Clark. I guess it is the grand passion or nothing. Connick, I think I'll go to the island in the morning. Try and figure things out. Hello? This is Western Union. We have a telegram for Frederick Lindley. I'm sorry, but Mr. Lindley isn't here. May I take the message, please? It's from New York City. Arriving this evening, don't bother to meet me. Love. It's signed Kate. Oh, thank you very much. What are you doing on the island? I thought you and Bill were on your way to Chile. I wasn't able to go. He went alone. Where's Freddie? He got my wire, didn't he? Freddie had to go to Providence for a few days. Oh, I didn't know. You look tired, Katie. Anything wrong? Nothing in particular. Pat, why couldn't you go to Chile? Oh, I had a perfectly dreadful cold. Something like the flu.  Bill was so excited about your going. Bill's so naïve about a lot of things. But that's Bill. Naïve takes a bit trying to live with all the time. Katie, you haven't said a word about my dungarees. I'm getting to be a big outdoors girl now. Learning to sail. All that sort of nonsense. That I want to see. I want to see. I want to see. That I want to see. I'll prove it to you tomorrow. We can sail out towards Dragon Head. Your old stamping ground.  I'm coming about, Katie. Well, what do you think of your new skipper? She's all right. Pat, whatever possessed you to come down here? Oh, I wanted to see the gang again. Pat, it looks as if we were going into some heavy weather. That's wonderful. Hey, look out, Katie. I'm going to jive. Pat, it looks really nasty. We better turn back. Not on your life. I've always wanted to sail in a storm. Pat, it's too late now. All we can do is hope to get in Lee at the lighthouse. Watch it, Pat. Oh, I should have insisted we go back. You manage to run up, Pat. I'll handle the sail. Hang on, Pat. Katie! I'm heading straight for the ring! I'm no point back. Lee, stand up. Hello, police headquarters. This is Evan Folger, Dragon Head Lighthouse. Better get over here as soon as you can. There's been a drowning. A girl named Kate Boswell. I pulled her sister out. The other is a goner. Yeah, and bring a doctor with me. The doctor's still inside with Mrs. Emerson. She'll be coming out of that sedative soon. I'll need all the facts for the police record, all the facts. I looked out and there was the boat heading for the rocks. Sail was all torn to shreds. Could you see which one of them was handling the boat? How could I tell in a sea like that? I couldn't tell them apart anyways. When you got out to them, were you able to see the body of the other one, or was it under the boat? I never did see the body. Coast Guard ain't found it yet either. I never will. Mrs. Emerson. Mrs. Emerson. It's all right, Mrs. Emerson. Mrs. Emerson. Mrs. Emerson. Mrs. Why does he call me Mrs. Emerson? Bill.  They're Mrs. Emerson. Everything's all right. We just want you to keep very warm and quiet. I tried to pull her back. I tried. I know Mrs. Emerson. Heaven saw you. He knows you did everything you could. No. Mrs. Emerson. Now your sister came up to visit you yesterday, didn't she? I don't... She's confused. Won't you bother her with that stuff now? Mrs. Emerson.  You keep saying, I tried to save her.  If the good Lord had wanted to take you instead of her, well, he'd have done it. So you get well and strong now, Mrs. Emerson, and be a good wife to Bill. She'd have wanted it that way. Heaven, Mr. Linley's come. Yeah. It's your cousin, Mrs. Emerson. He's come to see you. Thank you. I won't talk to you very long, dear. I don't want to tire you. Can you understand me, Pat? Yeah. Bill is coming home. He just answered my wire. He arrives in New York by plane Friday. By plane on Friday? Oh, Bill. Bill. Bill. Three days ago, Patricia Emerson was drowned off Dragon Head Lighthouse and her body never recovered. But as far as the world is concerned, the girl lost in the storm was Kate. Motivated by her love for Bill, overcome by the temptation to be his wife, Kate has assumed her dead sister's identity. At her home in New York, she and Freddie have just returned from the airport. With them is Bill Emerson. You really shouldn't have bothered going to the airport, Pat. Of course I'd meet you, Bill. Don't be silly. You know, you've hardly said a word. There's not much to say. I'm terribly sorry about Kate. I hope you don't mind if we stay here a few days so I could straighten out some of the things. Oh, I prefer to stay. I've got some work to do here in New York. I think we could all do with a drink. Freddie? No, not for me, Pat. I have an appointment. Oh, but you simply can't leave us. You're being frightfully unsocial, Freddie. Goodbye, Bill. I... Call me if there's anything I can do. Thanks a lot for your help, Freddie. This really hit him, didn't it? I know just how I feel. It's very strange for me without Kate. Would you like a scotch? You know I drank Greben, Pat. Oh, yes, of course. Kate is gone, but, you know, somehow I just can't believe it. I didn't know she meant so much to you. We were very good friends. I didn't mean that I was in love with her. She knew that. How do you know? Oh, well, she... She told me just before the wedding.  There's nothing any different between us, Pat. I came back only because of Kate's death. As soon as you... Why, the astonishment, don't try to pretend that you've forgotten. Oh, no. No, of course I haven't forgotten. I only thought that... I know you've been through a lot. Don't tell. It's unfortunate that the accident happened at this time, but I think that just as soon as you get Kate's affairs wound up, you'd better go to Reno and get it over. Reno? Pat, it was your idea as much as mine. Oh, yes, of course. It's just... Bill, Bill, would you mind very much if I went to Boston tonight? I could come back later and straighten out Kate's things. If you'd prefer. And Bill, could we let this divorce business ride for a while? I can't seem to think about it right now. What's the left to think about? I want another chance. Do you think you deserve one? Oh, maybe not, but I want it. Well, that's the first honest thing you've said in months. Let me try. All right, Pat. You probably change your mind when you get to Boston, but in the meantime, we'll let it go at that. Thank you, Bill. How long will you stay in New York? Oh, I don't know. Two free days. Be sure and wire me when you're coming. Yes, I'll wire you. What? Oh, I'm sorry. Thank you. Tickets, please. Tickets. Boss, I'm going to boss to Pat's home. How will I know little things, what rooms there are, what Pat used to do and the servants. I don't even know their names. I must be out of my mind. And for what? Bill's going to leave. What did Pat do to me? What did she do? Hello? Hello? Yes, who is this, please? Lucy, oh, I'm sorry. Lucy, I didn't recognize your voice. I'm in Boston, Lucy. I just got in and I'm at the station. Yes, ma'am.  Yes, I'll take a cab. I thought I'd call you first. Well, thank you, Lucy. I'll be home in a few minutes. I certainly didn't expect you back so soon, Mrs. Emerson. Mr. Emerson will be home by the end of the week. Oh, for heaven's sake. I thought he'd be in Chile for three months. Lucy, I think I'll go right to my room. I have a headache.  What are you waiting for, Lucy? I thought you said you were going up. Well, I am. I just want to see what this mail is. Yes, ma'am. I wouldn't bother about unpacking tonight. Lucy, just put the bag on the bed. Well, I guess the mail can wait. Mr. and Mrs. Devereaux called. Oh, they're leaving tomorrow. Well, I'll call them later. You're looking things over, aren't you, Mrs. Emerson? I'm sure glad I kept everything dusted. The house looks very nice, Lucy. Those roses on your dressing table. I thought you might like them there. Mr. Talbot sent them. Thank you, Lucy. He's been calling every day. I didn't think you'd mind if I told him you were coming home. That'll be all, Lucy. Don't you want me to call him? What? Mr. Talbot. He said he'd be there all evening. Well, I'll attend to it later. But he's moved. He said to tell you he finally found an apartment. The empire house. Apartment 326. Thank you. What about Alma? I better let Alma know you're home. Well, it couldn't that way through. Well, it can if you want, Mrs. Emerson. But if you knew my cooking as well as I do, you'd tell Alma to be here first thing tomorrow morning. Of course, tell her to be here. Yes, ma'am. Good night, Mrs. Emerson. Good night, Lucy. Oh, Bill. Bill. Who is this Talbot? Is that what Pat did to you? Who's the telegram from now, Mr. Talbot? I just figured since you won't talk to him on the phone, maybe Wyatt. Lucy, Mr. Emerson will be home this afternoon. Here's your coffee, Bill. Oh, help yourself to cream and sugar. Thank you. And here, your tobacco. Isn't Alma the world's best cook? We're lucky to have her. Look, Pat, I know all this is as difficult for you as it is for me. Oh, but it isn't, Bill. I love being here with you. You do believe that, don't you? I want to. You know that? What about Talbot? Have you seen him? No. Surely you must realize that that's the most important thing to get straight between us. I don't want to see it. Don't you think you owe it to him to tell him that it's all over? Oh, perhaps it isn't over. Oh, yes, it is, Bill. I swear it. His telephone has sent me flowers, but I haven't acknowledged them. Well, I thought that was the very best way to handle it. Pat, until you get this Talbot thing straightened out once and for all, there isn't anything more we can say to each other. Oh, Bill. Empire House. Apartment 326. Pat. Hello, Jim. Well, come in, darling. Come in. Martini. No, thank you. I don't believe I feel like one. Jim, I know I should have called you. Yes, Lucy told me Bill was back. I must say I was surprised considering everything. He came back today. And just where does that put me? I have something to tell you, Jim. I find out I'm still in love with Bill. I'm sorry. That's perfect. You mess up my life when you say you're sorry. I happen to have arranged to divorce my wife for your sake, as opposed it never occurred to you that someone could say a thing and mean it. There's something behind all this, Pat. What is it? No, no, there isn't. You must believe that. I'm in love with Bill. I always will be. But you can't mean this after all we've meant to each other. So it was just an interlude with you. Yes, that's what it was.  You're doing to me what you did with all the others, aren't you? The others. You didn't think I knew about them, but things get around, Pat. You're not a very discreet person. Oh, I wish...   Why the suitcase? I'm leaving, Bill. May I ask why? You were right. It wouldn't have worked out. I should have known it wouldn't. You've seen Talbot. And you're still in love with him, is that it? Oh, no, no, it isn't. Well, if you're not still in love with him, then why are you leaving? Bill, you can't want me to stay, can you? Not after... The only thing to be straightened out between us was the Talbot business. But what about the others? Much worse. Surely you knew about them.   I don't understand. I don't understand. The room all right, my dear? As soon as I got you... Freddy, I hope I won't be a nuisance. Don't talk like that ever. Now, sit down. While you were unpacking, I made some tea. You look as if you needed it. I don't know what to say. I had so many things to tell you. You see, I've left Bill. Oh, that isn't what I wanted to say at all. Freddy, if I were to tell you... Wait a minute. I think I know what you want to tell me, Kate. How long did you know? Well, I suspected just after the accident. But I tried to put such thoughts out of my mind. And then when you called and said you were coming here to the island, of course I knew. It's absolutely unbelievable that you would do such a thing. But it seemed my only chance for happiness.  How could you think you could live a lie? I didn't think. I just let it happen. Oh, it was so simple at first. It wasn't going to hurt anybody. But after I'd found out how Pat had treated Bill, well, I couldn't go through with it. She'd hurt him so terribly that he'll never forget. And no matter what I try to do, it will always be there. What are you going to do? I don't know. I want to do what will hurt Bill the least. To a man like Bill, the truth is the only way. Freddie, would you forgive me if I went out for a while? Certainly. You see, Fred, Bill never loved me. I've never brought anyone here before. The one time that I wish I could paint is when I'm here. Oh, Kate, did you suppose that you would catch this? What should I do? Katie. Katie. Oh, I knew I'd find you here, Katie. Bill anymore. Yes, I know. I can't even ask you to forgive me. I don't want you to ask me anything. I don't want you to tell me anything. Oh, Bill. Bill. I'm the one who needs forgiveness, Katie. Oh, yes, I fell in love with Pat, but it was never right. What the way we were always right for each other? I've known that for so long. Oh, but all that's happened... We'll forget it, Katie. We'll forget everything that happened as though we never left the island. Can you do that? Oh, Katie, I love you so. I love you so much.


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. Welcome to the show today from the beautiful, I guess it would be the bank of the Rudder Thames. I'm looking at it across the street here in front of the house and it's very nice. They have these beautiful boats that go up and down. They start here in the spring and continue on to the wintertime. It goes almost what it does go the whole length of the country, so it's a pretty neat place. And of course it goes up to Windsor Castle and up there in the mountains. Well, they're not mountains, but they're big hills up near Stonehenge. I posted a chart here of the natural gas folks. You'll see we had a double ABCD pattern here. This is one of the trades that we were looking at for the folks that were trading in the live trading on Friday. And of course I posted, I said it should go to 89. I said, but if it goes to above 92, 93, it's almost wrong. And so today this thing just absolutely exploded to the upside. We went so much higher that when I looked at it, I actually, I couldn't believe it because we went way above the 1.27 itself, which that is really something. And the question that we didn't know at the time, this is going to happen, of course. But we don't know when these are going to do this.  And that's where you wanted to be selling it at $5.89.  And you can see we went all the way up to 6.12. I mean, the difference between 93 and 6.12 is $1,000, folks. The risk is just too great when it does that. Now, one of the questions that was asked me during that time, what will I do if it goes above that? I said, really nothing. I said, I have to wait till I see another pattern because this has gone beyond the 1.27 even. The only thing I would be looking at would be way up here at the 1.618. I don't have anything to do with that, folks. Remember, when we're dealing with these things that are Fibonacci spirals, I'm trying to draw one here. You'll see here that all of these things are Fibonacci spirals leading to higher prices. But once we go beyond that 1.27 level, it says, my gosh, we're heading towards 1.618. And beyond that, boy, we don't have anything to do with it, folks. 1.618 is the line in the sand for us. And that's what we're willing to accept as a risk. And that's what we're watching. So that one would have been our first failure of the group. However, we did have one that was also quite interesting. And there were two of them, actually. I'll bring this next one up and leave it to our old friend, Mr. 382. Hold on, we'll get it up here. We'll be able to see it. There's the 382 in the crude oil. As you can see here, we made a lower low here, so the 382 had to be changed. And that took it in right at the high of the day. And not only that, but this is a very long-term chart. It's a four-hour chart, so it stayed there, folks, for almost a whole day. So that was telling you there was a lot of resistance. And, of course, now it's broken down a couple of bucks from that level. But this one was actually working pretty good. They don't all work, as I mentioned before, that some of them do, and some of them don't. So let's move on to take a look at a few of these other charts that we're looking at. No guests today, boys and girls. It's just me here in the old little town of Kingston on Thames, and I will be with you here Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. I will not be with you, but I'll be back Monday. And I believe we have a full schedule next week. We've got Mr. Joey D. DiNapoli is going to be on for a full hour next week on Wednesday. So mark your calendar there. He's got a lot of stuff to talk about. And we're going to give him the whole amount of time because we don't get to chat with him very often. And he's always got some nice things. Now we're going to take a look here since we're here in the UK. We want to take a look here at the German DAX. I'll get this up here. Now this is an hourly chart. Again, we go back to our old favorite, AB equals CD. And we're going to bring it up here so you can take a look at it. And as you can see, we have an ABCD. We went slightly above it. We're trading slightly above it now, but it's not enough to damage the ABCD pattern. It's got to go, well, no, not very much at all. Because from 43, that's only a 17 point move in the difference. So you'd have to be able to give it a little bit more time and price to give it above there. But if it gets above that 7650 level, then you would have to say that, yes, that one is not working. And you want to move on to something else. OK, the next chart we're going to look at is a whole lot easier. This is what everybody trades here. Nobody actually really trades the FTSE folks. It's all related to the old German DAX. Speckensydeutsch, as they say, means, do you speak German? OK, you can just see here we had another ABCD pattern. In fact, there's two of them. There's ABCD, and then we have another one that extends up into... ABCD, that is a... Someone called that a... Shucks, it's well, it's a three drive pattern, but I don't have some other. But also, that's a 135, too. You have a one, three, and five. The symmetry is relatively good. The ratios are OK, but we can't get above that level. If we get above that level, let's tell you that it's breaking out to the upside, and you don't want to have anything to do with it. So that's neither here nor there. If we get on here, we'll get back to some of these things. Another one that we've looked at that has been pretty good to us. Hold on, I've got two others to show you that I think are important, and we've got one that we want to be able to explain, because it's had a heck of a move, and that's the Australian dollar. Let's get this up here in the screen here. You'll see change windows. I'm going to go here and then go live. Make sure we can see the gold. Hold on one second, boys and girls. I need to get a little bit of water. I'm a tiny bit dehydrated. By the way, if you don't know this, jet lag is caused by dehydration. If you drink enough water, you're probably not going to get jet lag, but jet lag is a mystery, so I don't really know that it's going. We got a caller coming in. Mr. Zee from Philly. John, are you there? Bless you, Larry, for calling it, or excuse me, doing the show from London. This technology deal is just fabulous. You know, John, I figured it out today for the first time. These computers are here to stay. I said, bye, Golly. I'm going to have to learn. Yes, say hallelujah. That's all I can say, sir. What's up, buddy? What can I help you with? I need your help, please, if we could. I'm going to follow up the New Crop, Kansas City Wheat Daily Futures Daily charts. The ticker symbol on that, I believe, for most people is KEN2. Larry, I wanted to have you look at that chart, your Pezevento Patterns assessment, and your projection tools, and share with us in picture form if you can, in fact, this low, just above $10 that occurred last week in those July, Kansas City futures holds if we can project up to $12.50, and if so, how much higher? John, stay with us, please. We'll be right back. You might think that if you want to be successful at trading in the stock market, you're going to need a crystal ball. After all, it's impossible to predict the future, right? Like any endeavor in life, before you decide it's impossible, get some advice from the experts. You might find that it's not so impossible after all. 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Watch online at tfnn.com or on TFNN's YouTube channel and become the investor you were born to be, TFNN, educating investors. OK, we're back, folks. We're talking with Mr. Z from Philly, and he's asking a question about Kansas City wheat. John, are you still there? I am, Larry. John, are you familiar with Confucius? Yes. That's my middle name, sir. He was a very famous seer that lived in the same time as Mr. Pythagoras in 653 B.C. And right behind him was another man that I know you've heard of, and that's Sun Tzu, who wrote a famous book of the art of war. OK, now there was one other seer in China at that time who was a rice trader. He traded rice. I'm not making this up. This is really true. And his name was No Can Do, because I can tell you that I cannot do that chart on Kansas City wheat because I don't look at Kansas City wheat, so I know Can Do, so I can't put up the chart. You can see what jet lag is really like now, John. I can put up the chart. Larry, that is just terrific. I made that up myself right off the spur of the – and I'm getting a very stern stare here from the misses here anyway. I will tell you, Larry, I, of course, over the years and, of course, I first met you via Tom O'Brien and the TFIN crew. I remember two years ago. 18 years ago, you bet. 2005. Anyway, so I have listened with great interest as you've effectively told your entire work-life history, you know, in various little tidbits.  John, I don't know the number, but I'll tell you what, I'm still in contact with some of those people, so they did remember it. Unfortunately, we were long old and silvered during those wonder years and, of course, the prices never went below that time, so some of those people still have cougarans and maple leafs in their safety deposit box after all those years and that makes me feel pretty good. But, you know, basically the thing that I learned the most at Drexel and that is people are accustomed to losing money. They're accustomed to making money. The one thing they're not accustomed to is losing all their money. And they said to me, if you lose 25% of the money, then you'll be looking for a new job. And I said, thank you very much. I won't lose 25%, and that's kept me around for a bit, so that's pretty much it. But getting back to this week, John, it's pretty difficult. This is one that's been quite oversold, but these grain markets look extremely bullish, John, and they are coming into a growing season and I can say this from the bottom of my heart. This is the most important growing season in my trading history. That goes back seven decades, because if we have any type of crop problems, if you think $130 oil is expensive, get ready for $20 wheat, $20 beans, and $15 corn, because there's just not going to be enough to feed the world. And we have to have bumper crops from both South America and from the U.S. just to keep up with the demand that's out there. So if I do any short selling, and I did the last few days in the soybeans, but that's based on a shorter term chart, but longer term, my goodness, this thing does not look very bearish. In fact, it looks bullish. And boy, we have to have good crops. That's the bottom line. Yes. Much of what you just said, Larry, are thoughts that I harbor as well. As you and I have talked over the years, you and I are distinctly different types of traders, at least on the intermediate term. And there's, of course, there's nothing wrong with that whatsoever. But just to share with you and your audience, as far as trading wheat is concerned, of course, we know this. In the United States, there are three different classes of wheat that have futures contracts traded against it. By volume size, it's the Chicago wheat. That's the largest contract volume, followed by the Kansas City contract. And bringing up the rear is the Minneapolis wheat contract. But in terms of actual production of the commodity here in the U.S., the Kansas City futures represents by far the largest crop. The Minneapolis contract represents the second largest and that Chicago contract represents the smallest. I'm always looking to assess the intermediate term to limit my trading to the direction of the scenario that I speculate upon that will unfold. And that, hence, that leads me, at least in the past several months, to be trading exclusively the Kansas City contract. And I appreciate you look at the Chicago and not the Kansas City, so we won't deal with any specific questions here. But what I will tell you, I will just confirm the comment you made about the need for large crops, less food shortages in regard to this Kansas City contract. It's just the USDA, now that we're in April, now is the time that the USDA has begun publishing every Monday at 3 o'clock New York time crop condition reports. And you can see the Kansas City futures, excuse me, is up 30 or 40 cents intraday today. And that is on account of the crop report that came out at 3 yesterday, which showed that crop down in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, eastern Colorado is just really her rainfall, frankly, since last October. So adverse weather is already here and I'm personally crossing my fingers that Mother Nature brings some timely rains down there if it does not, we've got a kick in questions right now. So I am Sue, my friend, I am too. I just hope that it works out that we get enough food because boy, this is one thing that my, when I first started trading gold, the one person said the reason why gold was so important was because oil was indigestible. Well, if you think people get excited about $300 oil and $4,000 gold and they can't eat, there is no price because the demand is inelastic, they have to have it. So we really need this bumper cop. If we don't, we're in big trouble. Indeed. So I'm going to be trading the long side of this Kansas City July contract and we'll see how this unfolds. So Larry, always great to hear you, especially coming in from London. Yeah, you bet, John. Call in next week if you get a chance. I'll give you a flavor of cowboy country. Excellent. Bye now. All right. We'll be right back, folks. Mr. Zee from Philly, we'll be right back. Are you having fun trading the markets but having trouble finding like-minded individuals to discuss your trading and investment ideas with? Become an Apex creditor in the trading markets and join the Tigers and Trading Room only at TFNN.com. The Tigers Den is an exclusive trading room where successful traders from around the world come to exchange trades and ideas. Join the Den and surround yourself with the sharpest minds in the trading world. Subscribers to the Tigers Den are also the first to have their questions answered live on air and can privately chat with our TFNN hosts live during their shows. 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You can see the beautiful ABCD pattern up there at the top at the 786. 1955 goes about $0.90 above that and then drops almost $27 to complete your first prospered objective. You'll see on the downside the beautiful Gartley down there at the 1929 level. And then we rallied $30, one-half the harmonic up there, just absolutely setting up nicely. Like I said, sometimes they work, sometimes they don't. But we've had a question about the Australian dollar because we happen to be in that trade for quite some time. You'll give me a second here. I'll bring it up here so that we can see it without too much trouble.  And now we can go and bring this up. This is important to really go over your losing trades, folks, to see why they lost and how you handled it. This is the daily chart of the yen. Let's try it again, cowboy. The Australian dollar versus the U.S. dollars. You can see at this point right here we have a beautiful ABCD pattern. It's just as beautiful as you can possibly get. The market comes down and goes up and makes the final delay right here at the 1.618 expansion. And then it just stops flat and it's tracks for one, two, three, four, five, six days in a row without disturbing that 1.618. We were short that and we shorted it 40, 75, 75, 17. We had a buy stop at 75, 47 for a $300 loss. It was looking pretty good. Well, it wasn't looking pretty good. It didn't have a loss, but we were breaking even during that time. But, boy, last night, last night it came alive, folks. Let me give you an idea of what coming alive looks like in the foreign exchange markets. I'll put this up here.  Oh, okay, just one second here. There we go. Now you can see it. There's where we were. You see, we went above. We were stopped out right there on this move right here. That was our original sale was right here. Had a small profit at one time. $200, nothing. And then our stop was right above that level, right here. We break above it and then we go south for about four hours, okay? We stop exactly at a 382 from this low right here, okay? This low right here was a 382 off of this low right here. And then bada-boom, bada-bing, bada-boom. The news came out. What it was, I don't know. But as you can see, we exploded all the way up here. This big move that you're seeing here, folks, you're not going to get a good feel on that run because there's people that are not going to stand in front of that. When it gets up here, you're going to be able to get some action going on. But during this time, people are flat-covering positions and new buying's coming in most probably. And then you have that big move. Now, the first thing I do when I see a move like that, I want to see, okay, what caused this and what did I miss? And so the first thing I would do would be to go to a longer term chart to see if there was anything there that said, well, you know, maybe you should have taken a look at this or maybe you shouldn't. So if we take a look at it, which we're going to right here, get this up, you're going to see the long-term, this is the weekly chart, and we went up and made that weekly level at 76.50. That's 150 pips higher from where we were looking to sell it, folks. Something's different in the Australian dollar. Maybe a rush is coming back and buying commodities from those folks, but hold on one second. That's not the point. The point is you can't stand in front of it. You can buy it if you have a good place to buy it, which I'd certainly be looking to do that. But once it gets above those numbers, above that D-point, my personal opinion is, you know, and I don't really care why I lose on some of these things. All I know is that it failed, and I know that the probability of winning on that pattern is more than it is losing, and that's all I need to know. It's really not much less than that. I mean, you've got to be able to do that to figure out how it's going to work because sometimes they work, sometimes they don't. I know the reason behind it, but I don't know how it works. Let me show you the reason. I talked about this before. I'm going to give it to you again just since we're good friends here, and you'll always learn something. At least we hope you do. This is how the cycles work. This is basically the fractals, how they work. You see there's a larger ABCDs. This is the red structure inside, the smaller ABCDs. Those are the blue structures. And what you're trying to do is to line those up so that when the prices come together and also coming together in time, you know that at that point, at the D point, is where you want to be dancing with the devil. And the devil could be the market or it could be an angel. You never know. But you want to be looking at that point right here. And once that happens, you've got to say, this is where I play because I don't know what goes on inside these markets, but all I do know is when they fail, I can't stand in front of it. And that's a key thing to really remember folks. It really is very important. We've got one other market here that is, just get it up here for one second here, that is really important. Well, they're all important. What am I talking about? But the ones you're not in are important because you're waiting to get in. Here's one that has been in the news every day and it will continue to be for a very, very long time. And we'll get it up and running now. It is the opposite of the gold. It is, of course, black gold crude. Hold on one second here. You can see here we had a 61% retracement here about eight, nine days ago up there at that 116, 117 level. We came all the way down. You'll notice we made lower lows yesterday right at the 78% level down there at 98 and change. We rallied up today to the 382 retracement up there at 105 and now we've broken $3 a barrel very, very quickly here. Again, showing the importance of the 382 picture. Here is the 382 picture before. Remember we broke down sharply from this high, rallied right up to the 382 and then continue down making a A, B, C, D down at this level right here. So what we're doing now, we get above this level. We get above 405, 105. We've got a chance for a larger A, B, C, D up here at the 78% level up here at 121. Now, people have asked me the question, is $130 a barrel going to be enough to stop this? Nobody knows, including me. All I'm doing is looking at the charts. I'm trying to find a pattern that I can find with some success to pay me money. And I don't care about the fundamentals. I care about the people that have to use oil and all that stuff, but there's nothing I can do about it other than care. So I'm looking at patterns that I can make a buck on and I don't need to listen to the news. I have to watch how the market responds to the news. That is a secret to trading and believe me, it's not a simple task. You've got to practice yourself to be able to do this. Okay, now I wanted to talk about one other market. I've got a break coming up and I've got a very important subject when we get back from the break. Hold on one second. We'll be right back, folks. Are you in the market for buying or selling real estate in the Bay Area, including the surrounding St. Petersburg, Tampa and Clearwater markets? Tiger Real Estate LLC is a firm that has extensive experience in the Tampa Bay Area. Whether you're looking to sell your current property for maximum value or you're in the market for a second home or investment property, Tiger Realty has the experience across all areas of real estate in the Tampa Bay Area to help buyers and sellers make most informed decisions across all price levels. 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I was fortunate enough to spend some time with one of the really great traders of Europe. And we were able to chat and trade for several hours this morning. And of course the report came out this morning and in his office he has two screens, medium-sized, you know, little, they're desktop, they're not laptops, probably I'd say 24-inch screens. He has two of those and he has absolutely no news at all. I mean none at all. And I had the good fortune of training him 20 years ago and he has done a great job. But boy, he has learned how to not listen to the news at all and we saw the action of the news the market was very, very choppy, ran way up and then boomed down it went. And I said, how did you ever, you know, train yourself, you know, to not look at the news and stuff? He says, well, he said I had someone from Arizona teach me that. And then he reminded me that when he came over to visit me for a week that I also don't have anything about the news and he said it's not an easy task. He said when I got back, he said the only way I could stop looking at the screen was to do it in baby steps. In other words, I was watching it every minute, then I would only watch it for every five minutes, then every 10 minutes and now he said I can train myself every 15 minutes if I want to come back and look at it and if I get stopped out, my limit-minders will tell me and the beepers will go and I just got to train yourself to not look at it. But the main thing that you got to remember is when you're doing these trade strokes, the people that are larger than you on the other side of it, they don't care who you are or where you are or why you're doing this. They really don't care about it. So you're thinking that they do and they don't. But there's no extra information on that screen other than that chart and that will tell you more about that with you because it is very important that you don't have to watch the screens to see if these things work. Your breast trades are the ones that you're not watching and away they go. I remember very vividly in 1973, the first time I met was 72, the first I met Amos Hostetter. He had a wicker basket, much like I did at home, one for the border trade, one for the Merc and his girl, he had a secretary that posted on the screen that time so he could see the price action and he had a whole bunch of positions on and one of them was some New York market, I forget, was orange juice or cocoa, sugar, something like that and it was really hurting him but he hadn't been stopped out or anything like that and Jay asked him, he said Amos, he says, why do you do this? And he said, well, he said if I trade pork bellies it keeps my mind off the other positions and so when I need to look at it, he said I'll go to the Reuter machine and see where the prices are and that's really all I need to know. This was before we had prices like we have now folks, we didn't have this stuff, we had a bunker rainbow boards and stuff if you were big enough to have that but other than that you had to use the old ticker tape and a lot of difference now. But look at this bond chart folks, we're trading at 146.14, that shatters the low of eight years ago that everybody thought was going to hold including me, I really assumed that we were going to get up to that 382 at 151 18 and we didn't even come close to it. So that tells you how weak that market is, maybe it'll turn right now here on a dime but I wouldn't bet any dineros on it or do cuts or anything because it looks like it wants to go lower, interest rates are going higher and the question is why don't stocks react? Well maybe stocks will react later, maybe it doesn't make any difference because we've seen bonds and stocks going up in direction before so if you're trading stocks trade the stocks, if you're trading the bonds, trade the bonds, don't start thinking about interactive markets it's going to drive you nuts and you know driving nuts is not very fun, a lot of times because you can't afford the gas so just remember that. Just trade what you see with anything else, how to use that as a motto, what the heck? I like Tom, I like Tom Hougard's model, it's not what you think it's how you think and that's how it's important to remember that it's how the markets react to the news and when you see that, that gives you an idea of where you really are and that's what's really important at least from the trading purposes I can't be more emphatic than that as we look at some of these things I want to show you one other market that we should be watching here let's get it up here to look at it because it's a coffee market I wanted to give you just a little heads up on this because this was one of the trades that we were recommending here on Sunday on the coffee remember I haven't traded coffee in well over, it's been coffee, I traded cocoa once in sandwich and we had this really nice 3-8-2 pattern here, that completed on Friday folks while we were there and that completed at the 130, excuse me 230 level and the market closed a little bit below that and then on Sunday night the market actually backed off about 2.5 cents so we were up about $300 on this and then of course later in the day all the markets were exploding to the upside this market went a little bit higher but our original risk on that was only 2 cents and when you make 3 the worst thing that should happen to you on that would be in a break-even trade so you count that as a break-even trade market's trading just a tiny bit higher than where we are on this chart right here but that would be out with a break-even trade stop and think folks if you're risking $250 you don't want to give it all back as now you've had $1,000 move that $750 was actually in your account by looking at those little numbers that flash up on your laptop or your desktop but when that goes away it's your own money and that means you had gone from a $1,750 profit to $1,000 loss that's not good money management folks the worst could happen and that was the best thing in this case is to be out at break-even if the market doesn't give you any chance to get out break-even you're going to get stopped out anymore you can see what's happened I just checked the price of natural gas during the break it hit $620 folks we were out of that at $593 that's $1,700 let's try that again that's $2,300 if you were following it or weren't paying attention you would have lost by $2,300 now how does that make you feel not very good buckaroos not very good so remind ourselves that we have to be be very very careful and always be alert in the old adage of the old commodity trader see more lefkowitz and that is always be ready we'll be right back<PHONE_NUMBER> sharpening your skills is like getting better at playing a musical instrument you have to practice sure but you also need excellent instruction from experts at TFNN you'll get advice and guidance from the authority in technical market analysis and it's not just dry tedious text either TFNN airs live financial content streamed live on TFNN.com and TFNN's youtube channel with Tiger TV live every market day from 8 am to 4 pm eastern for free each host is an experienced trader and gives their take on the market while taking calls and questions live from around the world from the moment the market opens until the closing bell sounds Tiger TV has 8 different shows with expert hosts to help you make the right moves with your money watch online at TFNN.com or on TFNN's youtube channel you might think that if you want to be successful at trading in the stock market you're going to need a crystal ball after all it's impossible to predict the future right? 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Hi everyone, Joe Jaspy here, live at the National in Chicago, coming at you with 2021 Gold Rush basketball vault. Six Fox, random team break number one, our first break of the Thursday, here Thursday morning here at the National. Big thanks everybody here for knocking this break out, we really appreciate it. We just loaded up another case, so if you're watching the replay and you want to get into another one, you can. Jaspyscasebreaks.com. And it's part of the promo, check out the promo, we're at grand prize $4,000 of break credit just by joining breaks from the National, just National breaks only. All 30 teams are in, let's roll it, let's randomize it, one and a two, three times for names and teams. One, two and three. Let's paste this into the spreadsheet here, one and a two, three times for the teams, one, two and third and final, easy. Kings down to Nets. All right, here's how it shakes out. Josh with the Kings, Joe P with the Jazz, Katie with the OKC Thunder. Kyle with the Raptors, Chris with the Spurs, Jason with the Cavs.  Let's get all this on one screen here and sort by team, alphabetically by team. Let me know if there's any trades. We're gonna keep the video rolling. Let me know if there's any trades. And here's the case right there. No trades. It's obviously if you're watching the replay video of this, you can fast forward through this part. No, trade window going once. Okay, Magic or Sixers up for trade. If anybody's interested in that, otherwise we'll roll. Remember, trade at your own risk. There could be rookies in here, old school guys in here, some stuff graded, some stuff not. But Gold Rush has a pretty good job with these things. Kings for Sixers, Detroit for Sixers maybe. Michael Hevlar, 30 cards. No, there's three cards per box, six boxes per case, 18 cards total in this Gold Rush break. Mack, what do you think for the trade? You got Kings or Detroit as your options. No, Mack's gonna stand. We're gonna go. Let's close the trade window. Trade window closed. Let's type that into the chat, TWC. Good luck. That's my mic stand right there. Here's Gold Rush vault. All right, now Josh is looking for that tried to trade, couldn't trade Mojo. So we got all six boxes right there. I've got the focus set kind of close right over here. That's what we're looking for, an example, the sell sheet, an example of what we can possibly get out of here. Let's see what we got. Good luck, everybody. Let's see what we have. It's gonna be a JR Smith, 14 out of 15, two-color jersey and autograph out of Flawless. I can adjust the, I feel like it's a little too warm. That's for the calves. Jason Kirsch, Cleveland, this is for you. Next one out of the gate is gonna be Rookie Threads, Trey Young, 70 out of 1 at 99, level one on that one. And that'll be for Eric Houston and the Atlanta Hawks. We've got a graded card in here from 2013, from a 2013 Panini Father's Day pack, Cracked Ice Lebron James, Pristine 10, centering a 10, edges a 10, surface a 10, corners a 9, 5. It's Miami Heat Edition of Lebron. Nice, that goes to Matthew and Miami. These feel like they're all graded, no? Maybe not? I don't know. We'll find out. This one's not graded. This is, there it is, Dr. Dre, Dr. Dre, Dr. J, 8 out of 99, autograph. That's for Mac, who tried to trade away the Sixers for some reason, tried to trade, couldn't trade Mojo. Another one is Peyton Prichard, Rookie Ink for the Seas, Michael Diaz with the Celtics. And the third one out of this box is gonna be, I can open this pack, there we go, goes this way. It's a 9-5, a 9-5 D'Andre 8, no subgrades here, but from 2019 upper deck Goodwin champions, 9-5 D'Andre 8, almost a champion. He had a great season though. That's for Phoenix, that's gonna be, who's got the Suns? Kyle with the Phoenix Suns. Next one. Yeah, Peyton Prichard does sign a lot. Can't all be Lamello's, unfortunately. Next one. And yeah, we do have another case of this available, ladies and gentlemen. We just got it hand-delivered to us today by the Gold Rush team. Next hit is Anthony Davis from Timeless Treasures, Timeless Ink Autograph. This is Pelican's edition of Anthony Davis. Not numbered. Pelican's, that's gonna go to Fuat with the Pels. All right, next one is, goes this way, a rookie Jason Tatum, nice. I said look, is it greatable? Should be, looks nice. It's Michael and the Celtics. Nice one, I like that status basketball design too. I know I could, I should walk it, if I had time I had to walk it over to PSA. All right, Gilo, what's going on? All right, and we got a 9-5-10 Tyler Eulis. So for 16-17, Donner's Optic rookie signatures, centering 9-5, surface of 9-5, edges, a 10, corners a 9, the autograph is a 10. It's another one for Phoenix, 4 out of 25. All right, next Gold Rush box, and again we got another case in the store if you want to run this back. I don't know. It's early for me, Gilo, give me a break. Oh, what? So Vanessa found the concession penalty, and they have a combo of a hot dog and two chips. Not right now. Not right now. But we can use our voucher for that? That'd be nice. It is an autograph. It's Tim Hardaway Jr., rookie Tim Hardaway Jr., Knicks edition. From Prison Basketball, that'll go to Daniel Katz in the New York Knicks. Another Celtic right here. 24 out of 199 legendary contenders, Tom Hyneson, Celtics, Michael Diaz, then Gold Rush. Oh, Josh, what's going on, man? How are you? Doing good. In our graded cards, a nice one, a PSA-10, rated rookie Trey Young, Eric Houston, and the Atlanta Hawks. There you go, nice. So Josh, did you fly in or did you guys drove from Colorado? Nice. Chicago is a good city. Never been. Yeah. We've been a few times now, so it's always, yeah, Atlantic City's the other spot, yeah. Gibson's, yeah. Nice. Yeah, tell Matt Arnold to stop by, too. All right. For the Bulls, Forward Center, Horace Grant. Looks like a white-out ink autograph on there. Nice authentic auto. Chicago Bulls, Michael Diaz. Did you get stuff? Like swag from this? Yeah, Al Canone definitely got some swag, for sure. There's like a, I don't know what type he should have. Got a hat. Yeah, he's got some goodies in there. There you go, yep, yep. You know. That Horace Grant, by the way, Michael Diaz's last Mongeau strikes again. All right, what am I supposed to try in my tower? A spicy Italian relish. I don't think they have that here. They're not too fancy here at the concession stands. We've got to do rated rookie Jason Tatum. So they're reconstructing the Celtics out there. That'll be for Michael Diaz. Could be great. And the final one. And the last one out of this box is Airborne autograph, rookie autograph, R.J. Barrett. Nick's ahead of schedule. They're looking good. Another New York Nick for Daniel Katz. Looks like 89 out of 99 on that one. Final box, ladies and gentlemen. We got one more case of this in the store if you want to get in on jaspyscasebreaks.com. Let's see what we got here. How much do we charge for this? $71.99 for a random team. And it's a six box break and each of these box have three cards inside. What's the best thing you've got so far? Well, the PSA 10 Trey young was pretty nice. Rookie Trey young. I like that Tatum. That Tatum that could be gradeable too. And the final three cards, ladies and gentlemen. Yeah, this is only a basketball version. Yeah, go for it. You can take a sticker, take a card. I'll take you to the website. I'll follow you guys on this one. Thanks. All right, next up is Zach Levine. Spectra autograph. Pretty cool, right? Yeah. Five out of 25 going to Michael Diaz who got randomized the bowls in this one. Shaquille O'Neal. Orlando Magic. And that's out of 25. 17 out of 25 on that one. I'm just looking at that card outside. Yeah? Pretty cool, right? Yeah. Who has the Orlando Magic? Mack McCarthy got randomized the Orlando Magic. There you go. Nice. Dude, that'd be nice. That'd be nice. What do we got? Oh, this is a good one. I peeked at the label. I'll show the kids here first. I was looking at that too. Yeah, everyone's happy about this. Everyone thinks this is cool. Yeah. First off, it's Yanis. Yeah. First champion. Yeah. Champion, right? MVP. And the PSA 10. Yeah. 20, it's not a rookie, but it's still 2018, Panini Daunus, basketball, PSA 10, Yanis Antitocompo, a defensive player of the year, an NBA MVP, a finals MVP, a champion, and a PSA 10. It's a good time to get this. Milwaukee Bucks, Roger Hoyns got randomized Milwaukee, walking away with the Yanis. And there you go, ladies and gentlemen. That's the last card right there. Thanks for watching and breaking with us. We'll see you next time for the next break on Jasper's Case Breaks dot com. Bye-bye.


Hello in this lecture we will define credit memorandum according to fundamental accounting principles while 22nd edition the definition of credit memorandum is notification that the issuer sender has credited the recipient's account in the sender's record. So note what we have here is a credit memorandum with the term credit within it. What that means to the customer is that the customer owes us money and the company then is reducing the amount that is owed for whatever reason the credit in the term credit memorandum really still only means the amount on the right hand side of the ledger that ledger being the accounts receivable ledger related to a particular customer and if we credit it that's how we're reducing that ledger amount. So let's take a look at an example if we had a customer that was to purchase inventory and gave us an IOU the transaction for the purchase would be that we would have accounts receivable go up sales go up and the inventory side inventory would go down and costs of good souls would go up. If at a later time the customer then returned the inventory for whatever reason we may then issue a credit memo. What that means to the customer is yeah customer you no longer owe us that 8,450 so it's reducing the balance that is owed but be careful with the term credit memorandum because it starts to confuse the idea of a credit. To us a credit just means that the receivable for this particular customer has now gone down. So the journal entry would be the accounts receivable decreasing that's the credit so the accounts receivable is a debit amount related to this customer and we're making it go down because the merchandise was returned that's why we are crediting that customer's account in accounts receivable and that means that sales returns is going to go up which is the income statement account which is going to bring down net income and we have the other side of the transaction inventory is going back up because we're increasing the inventory and the cost of goods sold is going down. Key point here is that this accounts receivable is the account that's being credited which lends itself to the name credit memorandum which is basically reducing the amount that is due from the customer.