Alright folks, we are back welcome on back here this morning this October 10th shortly after 11 a.m. Eastern My name is Josh Levitin welcome on back for another fantastic edition of our trader's talk workshop Feels good to be back feels good to sound like my normal self back in in my normal saddle great to see Chuck Jeff later Lawrence Charles Ray and had Kathleen before Egan Gary Barbara Mark Lewis full house joining us inside our live trading room joining Back on social media. Perhaps otherwise on YouTube Facebook live LinkedIn Etc. You know all of our social media streams at cyber treating you look to follow subscribe be a friend tell a friend and with that There is so much to talk about today folks. So obviously with the market moving back on up once again today Yesterday we had a strong run-up breaking over for 30 once again today another like three point move on the spy I have AMC on the screen. I'm in it right now I actually jumped in right before we started traders talk if you were inside our live trading room You saw me pull the trigger right there is on a half-size compared to what I'm normally doing at least from this morning here a Lot to talk about so bear with me We're gonna move around quick across this 60 minute presentation So again, if you're joining us on social media if you're on Facebook YouTube, etc You want to get the full rendition of this workshop all of the recordings all the education Actually, let me just get the QR code up right now a little Slacking there perhaps but scan the QR code coming up just on the top left of that stream Make sure you join us and all of our students here But AMC is moving on up right now really quick question for all of us on YouTube as well collectively open house here What's my next resistance looking at this simple one-minute chart, you know looking at the lines I took the time to plot early this morning. What seems to be my next resistance? Currently it said 1027 right now the price. So what's our next resistance? We got cats in 1058. Yeah, it's 1055 the price or if it's tiny font there that five looking like an 810 55 that price that blue dashed line, of course up top there Why how why do I have so much confidence? Well, it all draws back to yesterday actually and as this moves up I may look to have to close out this position if this gets there sooner rather than later But you know, hey if you were inside our live trading room yesterday You know that we were following AMC for a good portion of the day We're following it back from Friday last week even so that was actually really where we started the run-up Now I have a bunch of lines on this chart bear with me I'll explain a couple of them as we go, but long story short with this AMC trade Is that it popped at the open yesterday? Pulled back became a pretty ugly trade afterwards topped up very early on after the market opened up So, you know, we we ended up moving on from it at least after initially pulled back Now I'm on a coaching call to one of our students heading into the mid-morning and it was beginning to slingshot back up Well this level here. There's this dashed red line This was Friday's close price the closing bell print from Friday from the end of last week It was a huge transaction and given how much AMC ran from Friday What if what if this stock begins to break over this level? What if this stock begins to build support over this level? That's what allows me to have the confidence to enter a trade. So as it began to move up here I said to my student like oh, I think this could be a good opportunity Now I bring this up because actually, you know Hey, this student much like probably like the majority of the market Quite fearful with what's happening out there, right? Like, you know, obviously if you if you're unless if you're you know under a rock Everything happening in Israel around Israel between Israel and Hamas just and not just that There's other wars out there to obviously still situating Russian Ukraine. There's something with Serbia and Kosovo Kosovo coming out like just like happening right now as we're talking there's a lot going on out there and in the world and if you are fearful of a drop-off another recession whatever it may be Then you're not gonna be as confident to jump into a trade long and not gonna be as confident to buy, right? Understandable, I get it But this is where I have to say to students joining us here like Chuck Jeff Leda Kathleen Grant Charles You know a litany of our students here. I could shout yeah, Barbara Ray Lawrence Mark Sydney like all of our students here joining us Actually in the chat These are students that have been with us for months. If not years Perhaps a couple of us could say decades, right? Actually, I'm on year 10 right now as of this week So it is to say that we've been through the motions before We've seen the market push up when we don't expect it to and we should learn at least what happens or how we should look to react When we're initially wrong like oh shit the markets not dropping off. Oh shoot. We're getting a rebound Well, of course that you could sit there and do nothing that that you know Hey, you're not gonna lose money, right? Not jumping in but you're wasting your time if you're just watching the market And you have no intent to enter a trade So, you know, even if you're short on a position and it's it pops back up It takes you out. Okay. Well over time. I actually learned to begin to spin my sentiment and say, you know what? Okay, maybe this isn't dropping off and breaking a lower low. Oh, it's making a higher low. Oh, it's breaking back over this level What if so, you know, we go through this in class. It's not as easy to just apply right out the gate It takes a little time a couple months, right? But the more that you're with us you begin to realize so at first I jumped into this position Right place wrong time it pulled back, right? You know if we're expecting such a big move from this big level then we should see it sooner than later So it ended up popping at first it failed to hold support stopped me out pretty quickly after it was like as I was on the call At the guy so, you know, he was saying like hey, I'll bet you lunch like it's not gonna pop All right, he was right there. I mean I was prepared to own lunch Well over time across the early afternoon it stormed back up and hey, perhaps you could even say I could have jumped in Off this level I took the time to plot That I'm not looking to do. I mean that's making a lower low. It's pulling back That doesn't look healthy right there. So granted it did bounce ultimately from around that price But myself I felt more confident in the break over this big level here Friday's closed price And with that once it rebroke it heading into the mid-afternoon easy to say but it made a big move shortly after So how about this really quick? I actually Replotted my levels heading into this morning. So there with me a quick second What's my top line up there right now? For Grant Kath and all their students. What's our top resistance line up there? Obviously it broke over the red line heading into 2 o'clock where my cursor is moving on up and up and up and up 986 right 986 that dashed. It's a skinny line, but hey, why let's say let's kind of put ourselves in like a five-year-old Like a six-year-old why you got to ask that question all the time why? Remember we ended up following back from Friday last week All right now I'm gonna do something that I don't normally have the chance to show because I can't always do this for every stock And I'll always keep my computer running over the weekend here But I ended up leaving my computer running over this weekend And I have like a ton of data on AMC that I could share with you so this is actually dating back from Thursday of last week on the fifth and You take a look it didn't really do a whole much of anything on Thursday the fifth But we had a resistance at nine bucks. All right. Well above that 985 986 and at the time, let's get the full amount here There's about 28,000 shares about 28,000 shares at 985 right there That's all the way back from Friday Thursday. Now you go to Friday's trading which is right here moving on to Friday's trading six Well, it looks pretty interesting because also at 985 for the majority of the day You had a pretty big level out there big sell order out there It was about 27 28,000 shares pretty much the same size so Talk about consistency right now. There's other levels here at 1026 Here at 1015 obviously at the whole number decade number 10 bucks But in terms of consistency that order was out there all of Thursday and now most of Friday for hours on end So I find good reliability in that right the more an order is sticking out there, you know for a long period of time I'm gonna have faith in that as a big level now in this case with it breaking over This first big level for me 935 936 Well, I'm expecting a big move from this price So to me 14 15 cents is not really a big move for a nine ten dollar stock Let alone something that could be as volatile that has wings as much as AMC can have You know, this stock has made a huge run in the past for us and it's coming off actually a reverse stock split So that's what could make it a little volatile here in the situation and from the end of last week as it was So again, I'm not looking for like that 12 or 14 cent gain If it pulls back and like a really tanks here Then I'll take a break even or even like take like a minus two minus one But like it might sound greedy, but it's how we teach it in class It's how we teach it here in traders talk every week when a stock breaks through a big level We're looking for a big move shortly after so I was looking for this to move over this 950 and go higher well over time 986 was my target. That's where we had that iceberg and It was a perfect hit. It was a direct hit right there I was saying in the chat board in the afternoon on Friday. I was actually going food shopping I came back by like 245 like three o'clock and then or before that actually like 230 ish and as it was moving on up I said, alright, well 986 is gonna be our target heading into the clothes. So in and out I was kind of my fridge like kind of unpacking and you know seeing it inch on up and up and up I said, alright, well may as well to sell underneath there. I'm not gonna hold it overnight Maybe I could have should have but that's not the intent of the trade to begin with so No, it was to get out by the end of the day or at least where the next big level was and Easy to say looking at the chart, but it's just according to a game plan It's according to know what we go through each and every day here But hey, how about this really quick question because this will take us to where we want to get to for right now On AMC but across the board on a bunch of other trades, you know again It was PLTR that popped today. It was IO and Q that popped today. No, we had Tesla that popped today I want to go over that possibly but let me ask us who here inside our live trading room I want full participation here, please who here after the Let me rephrase who here within the first 15 minutes of the market open today from 930 to 945 Who here in that time took a trade if you took a trade in the first 15 minutes of the market open From 930 to 945 just on anything. Let me know You know, it doesn't matter which one doesn't matter how many just let me know Did you trade the first 15 minutes of the market open today?  Right now I'm certain like, you know more of us even we're at their desk at like 8 o'clock Eastern time or even a 30 Eastern time where you have plenty of time to prep up your levels, you know where I'm getting to now You know where I'm getting to a trap to so that's where I say from 830 at least if you're at your desk 830 Eastern time There is no excuse, you know, if there's a stock that you are interested in following even if it's something that you know Is just kind of flat at first. It's like a sideless stock You say, okay, this could be one of my two or three stocks I'll look to follow here for the market open for the first 30 45 minutes of the day And even if it doesn't make that big pop at first Well, hey, even if it pulls back you could find a slingshot you could find a higher low You could find a breakout later on so as long as there's something that is really fancying you Like a volatile stock that you either do well on day-to-day or a stock that clearly in pre-market is making a move Then you have all the time in the world to plot these levels to go back on level three and level four Otherwise and and figure out where the big iceberg orders are Let me ask us really quick who here has level four doesn't matter if it's the main version or the thinkorswim version Let me know Doesn't matter which one. Just do you have level four? Book map whether on thinkorswim or the main version a bunch of us ton of us do right Aaron John Charles Mark Larry Sid Gary Barbara and I think before I'm losing All my chat right now will I'm gonna talk to you after traders talk looking forward to it He hasn't yeah, so that's where I say hey you have the chance to plot these levels And that is where for this morning. Well on AMC in particular. This was one of my two or three stocks I took the time to plot I can't do this for you know, every stock out there. I can't do this for You know eight ten different stocks I can only do it for two or three at most and I'll tell you what after the last week that I had with like catching Strep throat and COVID together. It's been a wild week and a half for myself It feels good to be back in my saddle and it's like actually something I enjoy doing so. Oh this morning felt great Get my level set on AMC again on AMD Which will you know go into and then a couple more and like I said PLTR Iow and Q Tesla if we got time so Let's even go back to Yesterday as it ran up Well, let me ask you here really quick because this will kind of give us our answer to today's chart Is there anything that stands out to you looking at this heat map here? Just looking at the heat map in particular I know sometimes I'll ask about the columns and you know some of the spikes and whatever Just focus on the heat map in particular. Is there anything that sticks out there? Ryan and Mark both saying 1055 right? Yeah, and it was out there since 10 o'clock in the morning yesterday There was a hundred two thousand share order out there and it was out there for Basically the whole day right from 10 o'clock onward So talk about reliability and consistency the longer an order is out there the more I could trust it and say Oh, that's right. Yeah, that huge iceberg order from yesterday, right? So, you know, this was something I took the time to recognize yesterday and from there I made sure that I didn't forget it Now right now on this trades pulling back on me So I do have my stop set on this just if it pulls back to break even so going into this trade That's kind of what I was saying. So, you know right here basically I need to see this hold right here Otherwise should be taking me out here soon. It's unfortunate But you know if it ends up holding here, then we're still fine But I do have a target for 1055 for later today The issue is it broke over an order that popped up here at 1018 and now I was looking for that to be support It just pulled back below there and now I need this which is where I got in from right here at 1011 to be my support line Now which doesn't seem like it wants to be but hey if we end up getting a higher low later on or if this even holds From earths at right now, you know, there's a chance. So it's all about the opportunity at least It's what led me to jump in in the afternoon yesterday. There we go. It actually just took me out right there See and took me out right there Fun. Hey, I'll draw a line right now at 1018 and if it ends up breaking back above that then game on same trade I'll look to take just over 1018 Plot a new level there. All right So AMC was a nice trade yesterday into this morning still I think has a chance to be a great trade heading into this afternoon I'm checking with the spy see if it's making any big drop It looks like the spy is still rocketing on up actually consolidating the last three or four minutes, but You know, otherwise, let's go to a stock that I didn't take the time to plot But a stock that I know a few of us actually were following from earlier today Tesla will just jump ahead to Tesla actually next So I want to do this one next because I don't have any recognition of where the levels were or are currently Captain hindsight comment here. Hey, it popped at the open moved up to 266 just about It pulled back here broke higher If trading was that easy, none of us would have a need to be here myself included. Let's just shoot straight So that's not the purpose of this the purpose of this is saying Where were the best levels that one could have entered off of if you were really following tesla in pre-market? It's one that you do well on consistently and you say, hey, you know what? You know, I'm going to follow tesla today Maybe buy the calls on it off of 260 or whatever price you look at 265 Maybe maybe take the option on it. Like I said, then you need to prep up the stock chart. So I'll tell you what I don't even have Tesla on book map here So you're going to get a raw reaction right now. I don't know where any of the levels are or were You know, I assume certainly one thing actually out the gate Is pretty much every five dollars for tesla you're going to find a pretty strong level to keep an eye on So again, we know it popped at the open But question is where were the best levels that one could have entered off of So right away if i'm looking to trade tesla before the open, I'll look to plot levels like 255 260 265 270 etc So, you know, I'm just otherwise for right now I'll plot up to 270 Right there. All right. So here, let's take a look on book map right now I did hide what happened after the open here a bit. This will load up all in just a second It's probably going to take a little time at first, but All right, so you could see 260 showed up right now about 18 19 000 share sell order at 260 So that's expected. That's an assumed level. It just shows it there. So it confirms the order But when you kind of zoom out All right, 260 255 I will tell you 256 was a nice little level at first 257. There are some orders every dollar It's just to say every five dollars. I find to be a lot stronger of a pin of a price point to watch So I wouldn't necessarily plot every dollar even with those orders, you know showing I'll just go 255 260 etc. Let me ask us here really quickly though Is there a specific spike that sticks out on the column cvp?  Is there anything that really sticks out on that column cvp? That's some questions from ryan, which I'll get to in email in just a moment Sometimes I get stuck in my tangent get lost in my tangent here as we start traders talk and I'll definitely go through some email questions in just a moment 258 right a lot of us saying 258 you go down. I mean this definitely sticks out like a sore thumb So clearly there was a lot of volume pent up like traded from consolidation this morning on tesla Could have been from really early, but otherwise just more like from eight o'clock prior and afterwards here I would say this could stick out a little bit here just looking at the delta side, but Otherwise 258's your your big volume level that's been filled at least across the morning Now there's volume on the ask a 260. That's your you know cell resistance right here You know big order on the ask But as far as like big levels go big volume from consolidation There is certainly a lot more volume traded at 258 compared to other prices here So perhaps specifically at 258 you can keep an eye on for a breakout I know you could say like maybe like 258 25 little chart level otherwise if you want to be safe And wait for that level to break out at least otherwise that wouldn't be you know wrong to think there You know for such an expensive stock perhaps to give a little bit more slack But it is just to say there was a lot of volume from 258 there um All right, so captain hindsight comment again, it broke out pretty nicely at the open But here's something that does stick out to me. Uh anyone here use doji's Again, I don't really go through this here in trader stock. I do it a lot more on like a one-on-one coaching call I'll do it in the phase two course when we talk about prepping the open But does anyone follow doji patterns at all? Looking at the open and the closed price on on the same candle on the same bar um I don't do a day trading when it comes to like the one minute chart the five minute chart the 10 minute chart none of that crap Simply though On a long-term chart there could be a lot of significance behind it Especially if it's like a weekly or a monthly here is a daily, but what's interesting to me here is that we have a nice doji Uh You know for a listen for a 260 dollar stock for the open and the closed to be five cents off I'm calling it a doji. So there's some people out there that are like, no, it's not a doji. It's not the same exact It's a it's a very expensive ticker. So you got to give it a tiny slack. That is a very good candle you could use as a doji pattern now what that means is that there's just a lot of hesitation around those prices 260 and just right there 260 and five cents So it just simply is to say like that's already a significant price to watch from this morning Yeah, that iceberg order out there. I'll just draw a line at like 260 and five cents right there Hey, when the market opens up, we end up seeing a big pop. So if this could break over 260 Then we could see that make a nice run Perhaps you'd want to see that become support at first But man, this just blows the roof right off at 260 initially and just that's it So ends up making a pretty strong run right out the gate Now it ends up topping off like around 265 But this is where I could say the more it pushes up and up and up and up and up and up and up You do want to a focus on the cyber clock around 10 15 10 30 as like potential reversal time But what that more so means is for as much as a stock moves up and up and up and up and up The first test of a significant resistance at least after a stock has already ran up You got to expect for it to be a head fake or for it to hold perfectly otherwise Meaning hey the first crack at 265 Pop and drop Then it was shaking around there a little bit If you're expecting a higher high later on and look to take it Then this wouldn't be a bad idea to try and jump in on a re-break But hey just like we always ask here when a stock breaks through a big level What are we getting shortly after what should be at least be getting shortly after ryan already has it big move Well, it doesn't make a big move here. It makes a higher high But that's like you know like said this is like setting off a firework looking for a big Explosion grand finale on 4th july and getting like a dud getting a sparkler right there So it ends up making a higher high, but it's disappointing comes back down It's not the right time And then I do want to check just one thing here pretty quick From this morning on tesla Yeah, so here's your 265 it showed up pretty nicely after the market opened up about like 79 80 000 shares roughly I saw there Yep So the more times it does needle that thread the more times it does like test that resistance pin up against it break over it It's weakening weakening that level So you are expecting the real run later on very similar to my amc trade that I had from yesterday Once it broke over that big level again often running she went So seem to be said here at 265, but once it Failed to run off of it here It pulls back under it Resistance should become support. It doesn't or tries to and then fails Won't support them becomes resistance. So over time it tried on a few occasions, but failed But the more it looks to press that price. I mean later on you should expect that high or high And it ends up breaking above 265 again The stock breaks to a big level. What are we getting shortly after there? We go So it's not just a higher higher looking for that deems a big move But given the price of the stock given how much it's ran up already Or at least the legs that we know it could have tesla can make like a two dollar move like with like that So you could say that on a lot of different trades and the video obviously as expensive as it is You know amd, which is a little less expensive than tesla On a big level break. Why not expect a dollar? Why not expect a couple dollars on the trade? I mean seem to be set at 260 just during prime time hours once the market opened up Why did it not hold support? Well, it's just too strong. It blasted right over it. That was it Bulls were seemingly in total control, but it's not as surprising because you're expecting a decisive reaction off the level break The question here would be actually really quick. This is flying wouldn't shock me if we got 270 by the end of trader's talk Even the way this looks I was going to ask did we get any buying interest at 260 in pre market or overnight? It doesn't even look it That's how strong this trade really was though because it's more understandable for this to break out and fly If there was already buying interest at the level and pre market or at the open but man, this was like just Hovering right under it. It didn't break over it. It didn't touch 260 If it did that would be less surprising to me to see like oh wow the big breakout over it just flew right away Now at this stage obviously with how much it ran up You're going to see a lot more consolidation even if this continues to get to 270 later So you're seeing that here trying to break a little bit higher right now Oh, looks like there was an iceberg order here at like 268 51 or 268 50 ish right there That popped up just suddenly so yeah about 120 000 share order just showed up And you got filled you got filled so it ended up breaking through that order Actually probably a lot more got filled at market given the size of this dot So 268 50 becomes a big level on this trade now after this order got filled So let's just kind of see a play out. Obviously it just broke over here, but 268 50 Right, that's it So resistance should become support here It's going to be a shaky trade just given the price and the volatility as we know tesla to be You know for as much quote on quote buying as we just had there We should look to a see a big move But b you got to see support hold if it's not going to hold support right here Then i'd be very careful at least as far as the top of the ride. It's up three plus percent If if that's not going to get flipped into support now then That's a red flag at least across the next like 30 minutes hour Probably a couple hours heading into like the mid afternoon So we'll see what happens on this tesla trade coming up. We'll come back to it All right, so let's go to email right now had a couple questions come in from ryan I think from alex also and then i want to make sure we just finish up on a couple other trades All right, actually it's being nice segue actually ryan So from ryan, please list the historical levels that act as a top for the uh pltr trade that we did today There we go So Here's what pissed me off with pltr. I was going to get to this anyway, but i'm happy that ryan brought me here It's a nice segue I got pissed off today on pltr And this played out as you could you know probably see pretty flawlessly with where my levels were set It's pulled all the way back down towards this big green line here at 1761 So I believe that was the closing bell print from yesterday on that trade Yeah, from just yesterday monday's close yesterday 1761 if you see that there in the the data box that pops up So there was a big print that got filled yesterday pltr at that price right there 1.3 1.35 million share print got filled at 1761 So in terms of big levels, then we know that that's going to be significant to watch for today 1805 was also a pretty big pre-market level I had in mind this morning Which complemented 18 bucks whole number So really at the open we ended up seeing this just pull back and tank and I was like looking at it for an entry I was thinking you know what it might shake down below the green it might nip 1750 And I was thinking about jumping in right from there That was like in my head real-time moment. I had that in mind And once I saw this just perfectly bounce right from that 1761 so flawlessly Didn't even sniff under it. I was looking for a big shake under it to like get closer to 50 Uh just within the first couple minutes that was so I thought there was gonna be a little bit more room to the downside And then I was going to jump in Damn thing was too perfect ended up bouncing so nicely and then from there just uh, you know It was just in between my levels for a little while after so I really had no business on pltr across the morning after Moved up higher after but you know It was just kind of stuck in between that green and then like 18 1805 for a little while Now you could see 1805 becoming a pretty strong support. It has been there could be a good case to see an entry on You know from that price right now That's kind of my tangent there. So let me jump back to ryan's question about historical levels So were there any historical levels looking at pltr long term chart? Yes, absolutely actually and um I realized this ryan this morning also now that I remember it It wasn't your email that made me think of this actually it was just kind of myself thinking like okay Where are the historicals actually I didn't plot it but watch what I do Just remember this because I looked at it. I was like you've got to be freaking kidding me. This is like too perfect all right, so You see pltr dropped off from like the end of 21 into 22 And you can't really use too many levels here price levels here Unless if it's something that's holding for either like a series of days at a time or like across like a couple instances here Over the year if it's holding really well, that's different For instance, this could have been a nice level to watch over time It looked like it was holding Right around 1430 pretty pretty nicely here and then even on a pop and drop occasion It held it before the pop and drop and the reaction was pretty Harsher a strong rejection from that price level and it broke lower Yeah, that could be something to keep an eye on but what I saw though is right here and it was like 1770 ish 1775 just this stretch of days Back from 21, you know broke under it, right? So I'm not even going to ask you. I'm going to say it myself It's so simple that I expect every one of us inside our live trading room to Really get at this point when the stock breaks below big support and tanks from it support should become Resistance and you know it is to say that over time yesterday it was it was more yesterday's trade That pltr ended up moving back on up towards that historical level right here the 1775 And did a pretty good job at holding it right so that was yesterday Now what happened today with that price will kind of plot a new Level to actually represent that in just a moment So it's 50. We'll just kind of move this guy up top here So that was the 1775 historical level. I'm gonna make that purple Just make that easy to kind of see there. There's a lot going on on the chart a lot of different lines So it's just more or less yesterday's trade at least dry and not today But yesterday at the open it broke out pretty nicely It eventually broke higher from the 1750 level and yeah broke over the historical for a bit But just like we say the first test of that level Especially after it ran up and up and up and up and up I would like to think it's going to make that you know hold or pop and drop You know make a big move shortly after and by that I mean like a rejection a strong break You know of that level and we'll see what happens. So it pulled back under it and dropped off quite a bit Uh, I had a strong gap up this morning. So from yesterday's close into this morning There was a decent gap up You would think that over time if it's going to gap above it then perhaps resistance could could then become support Um This morning, I wish I could actually say I had this line plotted Maybe it would give me more confidence to just lean into this trade here at this point After I missed it from the 1761 But again, I was still thinking it was going to break lower towards here first just didn't get it More or less it pulled under shook around a few bars and eventually, you know, it broke over it pushed up off of it a little bit Uh, you know, maybe on a pullback leader today. Let's say if the markets take a dip back down a little bit Then perhaps that 1775 can get tested again to support just on the way on just on the way down All right, so that's like 1775 level run I don't know what else is like next as far as like the next key resistance So I don't mind taking the time to check that out at least so AMC tanked I'm happy I got out of that thing break even basically it was a minus like three You know the grand scheme of things. It's at nine ninety now thing tanked So, you know what if it's not going to make that big move I want today or at least there Get out and run maybe it does it later And if it doesn't do it later, maybe tomorrow, but you know, that's a day trade. It's not a swing trader recommendation So as long as we're not holding on to that any longer than we need to Um, yeah, it looks like on the pltr though. I mean, okay, so as I recall now I was going to say there wasn't a real specific price. There isn't a specific price I'm going to plot here that looks really strong. What I will tell you that was generally speaking around 2050 ish to 21 or it's like a 50 cent range between 2050 ish to 21 Nice little bottom, you know a few points were dipped down pretty harshly here from covid And then just again like lower or higher or low trying here at this point But just around that area 2050 ish to 21 and even at this point it moved up there back in late july early august Yeah topped off at 2025 or 2024 before pulling back. So You know, perhaps there could be room for more if this is really strong, you know pltr. I think it's like a security defense tech stock Uh, it's like a mixture. So there's a lot more to it than I definitely know of on it, but Hey, if it has any affiliation with like what's happening in israel and what not, you know Wouldn't shock me to see this make a stronger push up as maybe they could be labeled as a defense company and I'm going to see it push up towards that 2050 ish 21 area, you know All right, so that was one of ryan's three Let's just go through the others here pretty quick Can you demonstrate the best way to set up a stop order when entering a trade that was halted? That's something I definitely do in the phase two course ryan. We did that back in september setting stops taking profits Basically what I will tell you here is just if you're in the halt Then you just need to mark out where your key levels are You can never predict what a halt will exactly do when it reopens up There are times where it reopens and it gives you plenty of time to manage the trade. Oh, it's like holding Supports holding support. Oh, it breaks support stops me out. Oh no Like there are times where it gives you plenty of time to like figure that out And then there are times where it just gaps up and then tanks after and gets halted down immediately Uh, there are times where it gaps lower on the reopen and there's like no reaction time for you to use to get out so It's very situation on terms of the halt. It's something that is more unpredictable Um, and I don't like unpredictability. So not to dismiss halts altogether It's to say though the more a stock does get halted on the way up. I'm not a fan of it It's just you got to make sure your levels are marked out really You know figure out where the opening halt print is when it reopens because that's basically your key price to watch Uh, let's see if there's a halt. I can try and kind of just use today. Maybe I don't think that we had a halt today That was to was saying earlier All right przo yesterday, I think or no przo on friday last week I see a few chats from rich in our chat board from friday last week. That's when przo is getting halted. So Maybe I could use that right Yeah, I could use this I think Yep, we could use this All right, so more or less It's just one thing i'll mention quickly is that the opening halt print is going to be extremely important Uh for really any halt situation. So for instance, this popped up at 942 on friday morning got halted From you know volatility halt reopened at 947 five minutes later. Let's get the tape Let's get the tape And go back two days.  All right, we can go back. Let's see how far I might have to like shuffle the deck again here Probably went back a little too much. That's all right. It's working at least There we go So when this reopened up off of its halt, look what we see here and this is back from friday last week, you know przo Even right now just like kind of comparing apples to oranges, you know live right now as we're talking There's a 1314k iceberg out there 225. Can I ask you folks? What's the bigger size? 13 14 000 or 453 100 because that's what this is 453 100 or Whatever that was 13 14 000. What's the bigger size? I think we all know the answer, right? But the reason I emphasize that is because if we're calling some iceberg order big Oh, it's a big level. Oh, this is a big iceberg 10 11 000 Then how significant is this? Tell me like how if you're calling that big On the on level three that 243 or at $2 43 cents 10 613 shares That might be big for what's out there on the water book and you might be correct with calling it big But if that is big then exactly how much respect are we giving the 453 100 share halt print? So that's where I could tell you at least in terms of set and stop this thing Really it opened up pretty quick Let's see that was at 134 right dollar 34 when it reopened up So it ended up reopening up pretty quickly shook around you could see it did not hold it as support Did not break higher as it begins to needle back under the level. You just know it's like all right Well, if it's not making that big move off the level, maybe it could make it later on But you don't want to be stuck in this trade as it's shaking back under the level Might be easy to say looking at the end result, right? but In terms of other trades, even if they didn't get halted Ryan even if they didn't get halted Simple to say but like vs me back from last week, right? I mean this was a nightmare if you didn't get out ahead of time on this trade I took like a 10 cent profit or 8 cent whatever the hell it was something tiny I was in from 8 bucks broke out pulled back on the same candle. It's like, all right. Well, I know where that's going I know I've seen this story before I know it's happening here Right. So if it's not making that move that you're looking for it to make it shaking back under that big 453,000 print lip You got to get out. You got to set your stop around there. Basically, right? And it's a great question to ask for everyone here. Not just ryan because I know ryan is definitely Understanding he's here every week and traders talk always, you know asking questions and very good questions might I say but just always ask some questions either way and You know, it's a good question for anyone to kind of go over because it demonstrates the fact You got to have tight defense on any trade We got to have zero ego Like if you get shaken out on a trade and the stock pops back up on you for like 10 minutes later That happens to the best of us first off. I don't want to brush it off in that regard But it does happen to me every day And it happens to Fausto and I'm not saying that we're the bad I'm just saying that's the general comment it happens to the best of us Right happens to you it happens to me happens to everyone It's to say though that if you know what you're looking for in an entry And the stock affords you a chance at that same entry maybe 10 minutes later Maybe an hour later Maybe a couple hours later like my amc trade from yesterday Then it gives you a good chance to try and take it and expect that big move shortly after Look what happens here big pullback, right? So if it wasn't going to hold over my 1011 price here at 1018 price, whatever that was You know big pullback right away after and that's it Yeah, so prz o trade that was just a quick one to kind of address Ryan But if you want to shoot me a message on the side where I can go over that with you a little bit more on the phase two class back from september setting stops setting stops taking profits, you know, we covered it there Demonstrate how to set a stop loss when shorting a stock in trade station I definitely cover that in that class setting stops taking profits Absolutely, and if it's not in that class, we also covered in our shorting class as well, which I believe we do in phase one So some trades that a student had sent over to me looking to go over but actually I think that they had meant it for our coaching call one-on-one coaching call coming up this week tomorrow So for that student, I'm going to save their questions or save their trades for that call I think they replied to the traders talk question though on it Uh All right, so I tell you what I think that we're just about good to go right now We got our friend Vic traveling right now in europe and he's going to come back in a couple weeks looking forward to seeing him Just shot me a quick email right there All right, so you know what we're good on emails right now I want to make sure that we have enough time at least to go over a couple more trades pltr We'll try and get back on the i o and q trade. We'll jump back to Let's see what's market doing right now Market's just laying flat here just higher lows consolidating Wow, my amc is rocking right now or amd. I'm sorry my amd trade rocking right now So alongside amc my dyslexia news is gonna trip me up my amd is flying right now So this I took half my position out earlier on like before traders talk started just to lock up money And I could wish I wish I held on to that position right now I'll show you my options platform otherwise. Geez this thing is flying. All right, so let me reset my chart So I ended up taking the 107 calls on amd earlier this morning And it was just one of my two or three stocks.  I didn't line up tesla today in that flu I didn't line up i o and q today in that blue So, you know amd here this big fan of so on this trade It pulled back at the open and I was initially looking to buy the trade right here at the time I was kind of pulling back it broke right under this I got a bunch of lines here actually so I'll try and kind of clear the crap a little bit But more or less it ended up breaking under my first support line This was the closing bell price from friday last week very similar trade to what I said with amc So it broke right under it though Kind of disappointing. I was looking for a trade there and just didn't get it So I ended up turning my attention over to my amc trade there is moving up pretty nicely And at the time when it popped up, I thought okay, we can get a good entry So I will say I took my first part of the trade here as it was shaken back down It shook lower at first So I was down a little bit on the first part of my position And then when it began to slingshot back up and over the same price again I just said okay Higher or low was built if this is going to hold over this price and we have a real shot at least for the run up So on this trade, I ended up getting filled on the first part of my position was at 197 then the second half at 210 as far as like the call price It was the 107 call so I took it just for the weekly. I'll show you the graph here So this is the 107. I've had this up on my screen. So basically it's the same chart where I dipped down at first It ended up pulling back and ended up building support right at this point so This is where I jumped in jumped in on the trade And then I ended up getting out on the first half of my position before traders talk started It was really as it was kind of pulling back down here I just took the profit and just took half my trade out But the second half I still have and this is where I already got so close to 110 That could have been that could have been a nice take profit right there just to get the hell out pretty close to 110 All right So I may have to just pull the plug on the second half this position sooner than later But this is a nice move up and I was going to say our next resistance on the stock chart Is that 110 big resistance here right now about 89 000 shares on the yask Oh, that was a nice pop-up It got close enough for me to like just pull the plug on the trade But I wasn't watching at the time and now it's pulled back just a smidge. So now I'm kind of thinking Okay, does it pull up one more time here and get closer and do I just get out? I'm going to hang on to the position now at this point. I got to see support now build a little disappointing I actually just missed that by like a freaking Half second right there and you might say oh just get out right now Well, I want to see a build support at this stage and get a little closer to this iceberg and then I'll react But just for as much as it ran up and up and up and up and up Like to see it peak right here to me That's pretty darn close to where the sell order is So would have been nice to like take the profit just as it was running up like look good like that Yeah, we'll see we'll come back to this trade. Hopefully support continues to build from this point Let me ask is anyone in on the amd trade with me right now amd Brian or maybe rosanne in the background right now any anyone of us maybe gary Man, this has been a hell of a trade back from friday last week and then obviously from today So, you know, it's more expensive obviously, but you could trade the options on it very similar like you could trade tesla You know, you could do nvidia But obviously the more expensive the equity gets the premiums are going to become more expensive too So, you know, I have my own threshold. You know, I don't really trade tesla options as much just because of the price But you just trade it the same way that I would trade amd here. It's the same strategy being applied All right So what have we got here any of us on social media facebook live linkedin youtube Let me know if you're interested in joining us continuing the conversation with us for today or for this week Skin that qr code on the top left just on the stream But for joys brian john brad barbara Shipping me up here with their names here ryan grant sydney and all that's just joining us here Just let me know if you have any last questions. I actually Uh have one. I forgot actually right here from private chat. I'm sorry liberto Can you explain exactly what a reverse stock split means from liberto and private chat just before a quick one? I just forgot forgot about Yeah, absolutely. So when a company does a reverse stock split Oftentimes it's not for like a not good reason They're oftentimes like trying to raise more capital or raise more shares Trying to remain above nasdaq listing requirements or like nyse listing requirements, namely So that's the majority of the reasons why you'll see a stock do a reverse stock split when they fall under a dollar And they have a number of days where they look to vote on or like what how much they do it for So there's a process behind it, but a lot of times where you'll see let's say Well, actually probably on the top gainers list here So smx be a nice segue to go over smx briefly before we finish up traders talk Not much to really go over it looks like on this trade, but you see where it says smx hb f f And f means fail to meet nasdaq listing requirements or nyse listing requirements So that doesn't automatically mean that they are going to do a reverse split tomorrow Or they've already voted on one But typically there's a number of days that they have in which they need to at least get themselves back above nasdaq listing requirements So you know if that's just to say i'll get yourself back over a dollar Oftentimes what a company will do is just do a reverse stock split So you'll see like a one for 10 reverse split one for 20 Now in amc, I don't think they broke below one dollar as for the reason as to why they did Over a reverse stock split It was probably just because they were getting too beat up and they just needed to potentially raise capital, right? So with saying that let me actually go back here Think at the timeline right here When did they exactly do the reverse split amc this this last go around it was it was a one for 10 The reverse split happened on august 24th. At least that's what i'm being told So yeah, they were dropping off for a little while before the split happened But normally when a stock does a reverse stock split You might get like a pop the morning of it You might get on like the pre-market chart little run up reverse stock split news that came out It's a pop and drop. It's a pump and dump play. It's going to come crashing back down later on like they always do So a it's not a swing trade no matter what But b even as a day trade It's very dangerous because once you're on the top of the roller coaster on the way down And you're not realizing you're you're in that position. You're on the way down The drop off as you see here on amc was pretty steep as much as I was looking for 10 55 I mean even this morning like before amc broke out and Yeah before amc really popped here It was like right around here where I became more interested in it like around this area But one of our students don was calling it out and off the initial pop that it made I was like, all right, you know, that's something but like I was super reluctant at first because I know amc's been That pop and drop stock in the past and it's coming off that reverse stock split news So for as much as it pumped up already from friday last week from yesterday It's going to come back down very hard So whenever that is, you know as bullish as I am at one point if I see a lower high and I get stopped out I'm not shorting it per se right away but You know, I'm not going to be surprised to see a crash and burn after right Same sentiment every time if that's such a big level that we're seeing the stock trade off of or if there's a level that we're deeming to be very Significant and it hasn't made a big move or reaction off of it yet so far in the day It's down to it's either going to continue It's a sense up and move up and run up higher Or this is what we get So unfortunately with like the reverse stock split factored in, you know, it ran up pretty nicely back from friday last week from yesterday, but This seemingly was the top of the roller coaster here So once it came back down under this level and failed to hold it as support Made a pretty fast drop and that's often the case with what a stock does with the reverse stock split All right, folks that takes us 12 o'clock I got a coaching call to one of our students coming up right now Actually a couple calls coming up across the afternoon want to make sure that i'm Timing so for all of our students here on social media facebook live linkedin twitter youtube etc Last call at least for today If you wanted to get the full rendition of this traders talk workshop all of the recordings week long access to our live trading room With our instructors fausto himself make sure that you scan that qr code on the top left of the stream also Pardon me because if you're not as fancy with your phone not as fancy with your camera Want to join us inside our live trading room? 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The Lux Radio Theatre brings you Rosalind Russell, George Brandt, and Chester Morris in Flight for Freedom. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. Cecil B. DeMille. Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. When a star plays the same kind of part again and again, that star, to use the Hollywood term, is tight. But this horrible fate can never happen to Miss Rosalind Russell because she makes every performance a new adventure in acting. She turns from drama to comedy and back again with the greatest of ease for herself and the greatest of pleasure for her audience. Her last appearance here was in a rapid-fire comedy. Tonight with George Brandt and Chester Morris, she plays a woman flyer in a powerful action drama, her RKO screen success, Flight for Freedom. Besides being her costar tonight, George Brandt is also a fellow pilot, and incidentally has been instructing flying cadets for the Army. But in Flight for Freedom, Chester Morris gives him plenty of competition, both in flying and romance. The action of tonight's play takes us around the world to places that once were symbols of romance and are now the battlefields of freedom. And we don't have to dig very deep into our mailbag to find letters from most of them. Luck's Toilet soap is getting around these days to New Guinea and North Africa, to the Aleutians, Iceland, New Caledonia, and other faraway spots. Many of our boys out there hear us by short waves every week. They tell us that they're still using our products. It comes in boxes from home, and in some places they can get it at a PX. That's Army for a post-exchange. But wherever it comes from, a cake of Luck's Toilet soap is a nice piece of property to have wherever you are. It's curtain time now, and here's the first act of Flight for Freedom, starring Rosalind Russell as Tony Carter, George Brent as Randy Britton, and Chester Morris as Paul Turner. All the targets, all objectives as indicated, lost the attack group. Somewhere in the far Pacific, a squadron of American dive bombers roars in over its objective. The target for today is a cluster of tiny islands, pinpoints of land, almost lost in the vast blue sea. These are the islands of the Japanese mandate. For 20 years, they were the Jap's most carefully guarded secret. The surrounding waters and the sky above barred to foreigners. But we have our secret, too, and the Jap's are discovering right now. And our planes know where they're going and what they'll find. And the success of our attacks depends, strangely enough, on the career of a pretty girl. It began back in 1932 when she was making her first solo flight. As she came in over the runway, another flyer was preparing to take off. The girl ship wavered, uncertainly, and then swerved towards the second plane. Tony! Tony, are you hurt? Get her out of the plane. Hey, I'm all right. You're not hurt? No. You sure? Only my feelings. How did you happen to hit it? How did I? Didn't you see what happened? I was coming in for a landing in that clumsy dope. He doesn't know his left hand from his right. Oh, Paul, my first solo, and it had to wind up this way. You were fine, Tony.  Most of my students were the crash goods. I'm proud of you. Miss Carter. Yes? I'm from the Department of Commerce. I'm afraid I'll have to ground you for 60 days. But you can't do that. He ran into me. Of course he did. Did you see it happen, Paul? No, but I know... Then what makes you say it's her fault? Well, she's one of my best students. Look, what would you say when a girl on her first solo flight collides with Randy Bretton? Hey, hold it. Somebody mentioned me. Oh, hi, Paul. Hello, Randy. Was it one of your dodo's that flipped me? Yeah, first solo. But this guy's handing out 60 days on principle. First solo, huh? Same thing happened to me and my first solo. Look, commerce, did you see the accident? No, but I know that... Well, I'll tell you. It wasn't a dodo's fault. I was taken off against traffic. You mean you were on a left? Well, yeah, I was in a hurry. Well, okay. Thanks, Randy. Oh, forget it. Where's the kid? Sorry to give you such a scare, kid. Thank you very much.  Does that surprise you? There are lots of us around. Oh, yeah, but not in pants. What? Paul, I thought you made it a rule never to teach women. Only when they're good. Well, is this one supposed to be good? Well, at least I know my left hand from my right. Well, look, honey, I didn't mean to start anything, but if I'd known you were a girl, I'd have let him ground. Oh, now you're just kidding, aren't you? I know you're tight, even to the pants. You're probably tall every man you know by his last name. Well, if you don't like your last name, there are others I can think of that would fit you better. Tony, take it easy. I ought to ground you both just to keep the peace. Well, what about him? He admitted it was his fault. Tony, come on. Come on. Now, you don't want to make trouble for Randy. I didn't until I met him. Of course, Randy's right about most women. What do you mean, Paul? Well, all there after is to make a couple of spectacular flights, you know, for publicity. I hate that as much as he does. Well, I know that, but how could Randy? Well, he could wait to find out before he goes sounding off. Randy never waited for anything in his life, Tony. Maybe that's why he's a great flyer. Is he really as good as everybody says? He's better. He's a flyer's flyer. Oh, by the way, tomorrow, when you solo, be sure and come in the right way. I did. Oh, no, no. You were the one who was against the traffic. Oh, Paul. All those things I said, he must think I'm tolerable. Paul, where is he? At least I can do his explains. But don't worry. Besides, flyers aren't good for women, ever. Oh, I know. Every flyer's married to his plane. Well, not quite that bad, but they live 10,000 feet up, Tony, in a world entirely their own. A girl's safer to leave them there. Hmm. Dead or alive. When you're safe, you're dead. Excuse me, lady. No ladies back here. The front room, please. I beg your pardon? This room, no ladies. Well, isn't this where the flyers hang out? That's right. Well, I'm a flyer. May I have a table, please? Look, it's like a club. See? It's just for men. Well, Johnny always lets me eat back here. Who? Johnny. Or don't you know who you're working for? Madam. I am Johnny. Oh. I'm Johnny. I'm Johnny. What are you working for? Madam. I am Johnny. Oh. Oh. How nice. I'll just take this table. Lady, if you wasn't a lady, I'd chop you out. Maybe I should. Well, maybe you should take that up with Randy Britton. Huh? You a friend of Randy Britton? Well, yes, I... Did he say to meet him here? Well, I... Why didn't you say so? If Randy says okay. Okay. Hi, boys. How are you? Hey, Randy. Over here. Hey, you're a lady friend. She's waiting. My lady friend. I'll be back with the menu. You know? Yeah, sure. Hello. Hello.  Isn't this... Well, who is it? The dodo. Oh, sure. Hey, you better be careful.  Did you tell Johnny you were expecting to meet me here? Well, here you are. I had to apologize somehow. I mean, the accident being all my fault. Who told you that? Paul. And you knew it, too. You should have said so in the first place. Oh, if I had you to last a student. How about a martini? Oh, thank you. I'd like one. Oh, Johnny. Martini. To martini. To quality. To quality. Okay. Oh, tell me something. Why do you object so to women flyers? Oh, now look, honey. Let's not go into that. But really, I'd like to know. All right. Because flying isn't a sport anymore. It's a business for professionals. Look, to the airlines with whose women pilots? No. As the army or navy? No, but you can't judge by that. I still happen to like women who try to be men. Well, I've never tried to be a man. I would like to be a good flyer, though. Why a girl with your luxe wants to dress up like a grease monkey I don't know? I presume that's supposed to be a compliment. Well, what I mean is you look like a pretty special job to me. Why spoil it? Martini. Extra special. Oh, thanks, Johnny. Thank you. Well, do-do. Contact. Contact. Very special, eh? Extra, Johnny. Now, calipino v, as usual. Well, that's the only thing said to eat in the place. Ha, ha, ha. Veal, calipino. Oh, is this an invitation to dinner? Well, if you can stand it, I guess I can. Oh, well, now I have some clams first. Sure thing. Clams. Do you really like clams? I adore them. With sauce Delaware? Oh, I never heard of that. You never heard of sauce Delaware? Uh-uh. Well, lady, you haven't a gun to live. I got ketchup. Johnny, get a cap. Well, a cat or girl have some clams if you want some. That's just what we're gonna do. The best clams in the world with sauce Delaware. But where? In Delaware. You know something? What? This is a very silly idea, going all the way to Delaware. Oh, come on. Relax. Unrelax? Well, relax over this way. Come on.  Ha, I didn't think you were. Why not? You're very pretty. But I won't. You don't want me to.  But I'm better at palms. Let's see. I see a strange man tall and dark. Never mind his looks. Is he steady? Steady? Oh, no, not the guy I'm thinking of. Well, how about it? It's beautiful. No, no. I mean the sauce Delaware, not the scenery. Oh, how marvelous. Hey, are you crying? What's the matter? Just my special reaction, too. The beauty in the sauce Delaware. Imagine being able to spend a whole week here. Well, and we'd better start back home. I don't have to be back until my wings fixed. How long will that take? A week. Yes, but I... Oh. All right. I'm sorry. Didn't mean to hand you a shot. I'm not shocked. It's just I mean the... I'm not organized to play at this. For me, it's got to be real. All wool and nothing. How do you know it isn't all wool? You don't know me. I'd probably bore you to... Well, people never know each other. They've seen some of the world and tried some of the things in it together. Does it have to be all in one gulp? Well, I... Well, look. Suppose we stay on your terms. Both places and have fun together. Of course, maybe you don't like it. Maybe what's going on inside of me is just one way current. How about it? I'm going to solo in the morning again. Paul will be waiting for me at the field. Oh, that's right. I've got a lady pilot. Waiter, check. Oh, now you're mad. I thought I would be too in your place. The coffee here isn't very good anyway. Sorry. Look, after the best clams in the world, we also have the best coffee in the world, don't you think? Well, where do you get it? Oh, Virginia Beach. Well, hadn't we better get started? Yeah. Have you ever noticed the way a deep fire at night slacks out the rest of the world? What? Maybe? Mm-hmm. Just satisfied to have the rest of the world be you. You know, they say a good flyer is married to his plane. Well, in that case, my plane may have caused the divorce. They say good flyers live in a world of their own, 10,000 feet up. Who said? They. I didn't know there were any other people besides us.  You mean to say you don't know what's in my mind? Uh-uh. Shall I tell you? You. You couldn't say that again, would you? Mm-mm. Losers forced with repetition. What would you say if I gave up flying? Why should you? Oh, to become a lady. Well, that's a good idea. What would you do? Well, I think a lady usually do. It might be fun to, uh, fix up a house. Interior executive? Yeah, something like that. Yeah. If I get bored, it might be fun too to train young flyers. Oh, sort of a school? Yeah, something like that. Good idea. Oh, darling. Hey, tonight's coming up. Got my foot. Oh, I hate to leave. So do I. We'll come back tomorrow night. Oh, will we? I guess we will. Friends, boys, friends. Good morning, Miss Carter. Hello. Is Mr. Britton down yet? On the terrace. Thank you. Good morning, darling. Hey, you look beautiful. Thank you, darling. Oh, here, here. I've got a present for you, beautiful. A present? Yeah, I had to get the jeweler out of bed to get it. Look, cigarette case. Oh, it's lovely. Yeah, look, look at this on the other side. They've made up a map of the state, see? Well, what are those? Oh, darling, they're diamonds. Oh, I know. But, oh, I see. One for New York, Delaware. And this one's Virginia Beach. All the places we've been. Yeah. Oh, thank you, darling. Thank you. And wait until next year. There'll be a stone there, stone there, one there. And one in Mexico? Sure. You like bullpipes? Yeah, I like swimming. Swimming? Yeah. How about Honolulu? Oh, Randy. Hiya. Oh, hello, Mike. Pardon me, honey. It's the telegram came for you over at the airport. I thought I'd better bring it over. I don't know anybody know I was here. I was wringing nowhere the lions are. Oh, thanks, Mike. Oh, OK. What is it, Randy? The wing's fixed. You want me to start that flight to the wreck of the California? When? Right now. Not today. Oh, yes. I've got to be in New York by 11. Oh, well, uh, you'll be coming back, won't you? I could wait right here. Well, I can't tell. They want me to fly down to South America, doing a survey job. Oh. Well, uh, you certainly couldn't pass that up, could you? No. I thought it'd take them at least two weeks to pass that wing. Well, you, uh, mustn't worry about it. Go right ahead, Randy. You're a great guy, Tony. Just about all the woman there is, willing to shove off anywhere, anytime. You drift so well. Yeah. I'm streamlined. Easy on the takeoff and no trouble to set down. Meaning what? Well, meaning you. You've got to come down out of the clouds sometime. Yeah.  You, uh, you go along with it. I think I'll take the train if you don't mind. What's the idea of that? I, uh, well... Hey, not again. You're not crying. Oh, always some people go away. Last month my laundry man went back to China. I cried over him. So long, Tony. Goodbye, Randy. What? I mean, so long. That's better. So long, darling. Cablegram, Tony? Oh, yes. Thanks, Paul. Uh, is it, uh, that it? Yes. Uh-huh. Trouble? No. Nothing I can't handle. I hope. Quite a small wrench, Mike. Hey. That's a nice-looking ship you got there. Yeah. Ain't you, honey? Hey, haven't I seen you somewhere? Not for a couple of years. Who owns the ship? Paul Turner. He's entering the appendix race. New York to Los Angeles. Oh, good for him. Where can I find him? In the office. Thanks. Hey, Paul.  Randy, how are you? Okay. I thought you were in South America. Just got back this morning. Yeah, for good? Ah, Keen Sabi. I'm supposed to meet a gent of the national air races in North Anglia this week. Got an idea for New Era and out near Singapore. Say, one of your boys tells me your ship's entered in the appendix. Yeah, that's right. I'm going to win it, too. I hope the ship myself. Well, who's going to race it for you? Well, I don't know yet. I, uh, I don't suppose you'd be willing? Sorry, Paul. I promised my backers I wouldn't try unless it was for them. Oh, that's too bad. Say, Paul, do you remember that girl, uh, Tony Carter? She used to be a student of yours. Yeah. You happen to know where she is? I've been chasing all over New York trying to find her. Well, I thought, uh, didn't you two quarrel or something? Oh, no. Oh, maybe she got a little sore when I didn't arrive. You know how it is when a guy gets busy. Oh, yeah, yeah, well, the next time I see her, I'll tell her you're in town, huh? Uh, well, what happened to her? Did she give up flying? Well, that was your advice, wasn't it? Oh, well, I didn't think she'd take it. Maybe you have more influence on women than you think. Well, good luck, Paul. Nice to see you. Good luck in the races. Thanks. Uh, where's Tony? Have you seen her? He's under the plane, finishing the paint job. Oh, Tony! Tony! Hi, Paul. Just finishing that last coast. You want a help? No. I've got some news that may interest you. Oh, have you found someone to race it for you? I don't know, but Randy Britton's back. Oh? He was looking for you. I didn't tell him where you were in case you wanted to know about it first. Well, it doesn't matter. One way or the other. He's, uh, he's leaving town soon if you want to see him. I don't care especially about him. I wish you could say that and mean it. Oh, incidentally, uh, how would you like to race this ship? Paul, you wouldn't... I've never trusted the luck, Tony, but this time I want to play my hunch. Oh, but Paul, darling, you shouldn't. I've had a really good pilot moment. I'm only being practical. The top-notch pilot racer, he'd get all the credit. But if you win, a girl, well, you see, I'm being selfish. Oh, you don't know how to be, but I do. So don't tempt me now, or I might say yes. You have, Tony. You race the ship. Oh, but Paul, look, I mean, if you... Oh, Paul. In a few moments, Rosalind Russell, George Frantz and Chester Morris will be heard in the second act of Flight for Freedom. But right now, Mr. DeMille will bring us the message of the highest importance. A message from the United States government. Ladies and gentlemen, I'm going to state a need. A crucial need now facing this nation. Meeting this need is up to the women of America. The courageous heroine of tonight's play, Flight for Freedom, was a pioneer in a field new to women. And today, in our fight for freedom, many women are pioneering in other new fields. There are gallant women in the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and the Coast Guard. Women fly warplanes from factories to military bases. Women are building planes and are building guns and tanks and ships. But tonight, I want to tell you about these and thousands of other women who are doing jobs not quite so spectacular, but vitally necessary to winning the war. Perhaps you've ridden in a bus or street car in the last few days that was operated by a woman. If so, you personally owe that woman a salute for doing a war-useful job. Women are running elevators, they're cooking and serving in restaurants, and they're doing dozens of other jobs. The next time you see one of these women at work, figure out if you can how that work would have been done if that woman wasn't there. And by the way, did your laundry come back on time this week? If it did, you can thank the women laundry workers for that. If it hasn't shown up yet, the odds are your laundry can't find enough women workers. Now here's the problem which our government has asked me to take up with you. It's a very human problem. Many women do not feel they are in a war job unless they're actually working in a war plant. Of course, these war plant jobs are very, very important, but the jobs that keep the home front running are just as important. Unless necessary services like transportation, food distribution and laundry are continued, war production workers cannot give their best to their jobs. Some will not even be able to reach the factories. The lives of millions more will be disrupted, and the greatest production drive in history will suffer. This is a personal appeal to all the women listening now to think about this opportunity for them to serve in war-useful jobs and not in war-production jobs alone. Any war-useful job is a patriotic job. It may be that your community has a critical need for women workers right now, or perhaps that need hasn't arrived yet. Watch your newspapers and listen to your local radio stations for an appeal for help from the United States Employment Service. Be ready to go to work when the call comes in your community. Remember, this war has never promised anything but blood and sweat and tears. If Americans sweat a little harder now, they can save some future of blood and tears. That's the problem. The answer is up to you. We pause now for station identification. This is the Columbia Broadcasting System. Music Act two of Fight for Freedom, starring Rosalind Russell as Tony Carter, George Brent as Randy Britton, and Chester Morris as Paul Turner. From Newark Airport, raising the floodlights, the racing planes take off, one by one into the night. In the cockpit of her tiny ship, Tony Carter handles the controls nervously. Yes, Tony. Look, you're carrying 180 gallons. Cut it to 150 and re-heal it with your own. No, I'm going straight through, Joe. Lane number five, ready to take off. Are you ready, Miss Carter? Yeah, yeah. Wait a second. Now look, Tony. Forget it, will you, Joe? Okay. Got the weather report? Yeah. Headwinds all the way up to 18,000 feet. At 20,000, I could catch a nice 30-mile tailwind. I could catch more than that without oxygen. Well, the worst that could happen to me is that I'd have to come down again to 10,000. Yeah, if you still have the sense to. Look, it's like getting a jargon. You feel fine. Nothing matters.  Anyway, you're just out to win a race, not break a record. You couldn't break it if you tried. It's one of Britain's records. No. I guess that settles that. Number five, take off, Miss Carter. Here we go. Goodbye, Joe. See you in Los Angeles. All a break, Tony. Thanks. N-D-X, with the North Kansas. All the contestants of the Bendix race are fighting adverse conditions. Reports indicate nothing but headwinds up to an altitude of 19,000 feet.  Well, this is Paul Turner in Los Angeles. Have you had any report on Tony Carter? Oh, well, thanks anyway. Hey, how about Salt Lake, boys? Hard to know you. She's cracked up, maybe hurt. It's all my fault, putting it up to a girl. Just because I was the one who taught her to fly. What's taking it? He brought me to an ocean, okay? Come in. You're speaking to me. Tony! Hey! Hello, Paul. Are you all right, Tony? Yeah, how are you, Max? What did I tell you? I knew she'd show up. How's the shit? Tony, are you all right? Of course I'm all right. Paul, will you hear what happens? Never mind that. Sit down. We just put in a call for the understatement.  Paul, you'll never forgive me, and I don't blame you. I got lost. Paul, please, I ruined everything. I mean, your prize money, your chances to build a factory, everything. And you're here. That's all I care about. No, I finish last. Everybody beat me. There'll be other races, Tony. Nobody ever won that first big race. But I could have if I hadn't been greedy. I wanted to beat the record, so I went up to 90,000 feet to get a tailwind. Nice and foul.  I thought I'd come down the first second I started to feel badly, but I didn't. I felt fine, so relaxed. Just as if I was floating. And then I woke up. I guess I was about 3,000 feet. I don't know, Paul. You'll woke up. That's what counts. I didn't think I'd feel like dancing again ever. Oh, you've been well about it, Paul. Oh, sure, sure. What are you looking at? A man, over there. You want to meet him? Not particularly. It's, uh, it's Randy Britton. Not particularly. Well, I'm afraid you're going to. Hello. Mind if I cut in? Hello, Randy. I'll see you at the table, Tony. Hello. Hello. I've been away, you know. Yes, I know. I've been away for 2 years. 2 years? That's a long time. I guess you've forgotten how I felt about the 2 years ago. It's worse now. I hear you're going out to Singapore. I don't have to leave for a couple of days. That's just fine. Let's go and sit down with Paul. What's the matter? I'm tired. Well, Paul, I hope you have sense enough not to let Tony try the Bendix again. Oh, she's a pretty good flyer. Being a good flyer isn't enough. What happened, Tony?  I followed a railroad and found out too late I was on the wrong track. Oh, that can happen to anybody. Yes, I know. Hey, that's a nice cigarette case, Tony. I'm glad you think so. I've always liked it myself. New York, Delaware. Ever think of adding any more stones to it? No, I like it the way it is. Hello? Why should I be? Wow. Look, I... I want to get a number. I don't know what... I'll call it for you if you wish. Thank you. I... I want to get mine filled. The airport. All set, Miss Connor. Thanks, sir. Where's our official? Right here. Our clock is to take off. Is that all there is to it? Not quite. You've got a lot of flying to do. 12 hours from here to New York is a record hard to beat. But if I do, it'll be official? Of course. As long as the seal on that barograph is intact. Okay. Thanks. First call, Turner. Waiting for news. He's inside there. You want me, Britton? Yeah, I've been looking for you. Yeah, what do you want?  You think I knew she was going to take off? No, I'd show you know it. You and that fixed plane of yours. That's all you care about. You're quite a flyer, Britton. But you couldn't think your way from here to that spittoon. I know what the odds are against you.  And the sheet crashes because you only had two hours sleep in the last 48. And still, you let her try it.  Never mind a hymn. That's how it plays off. I'm leaving for Singapore tonight, but if she cracks up, don't think I won't be around with the collection plate. No, she's hurt. If anything happens to her...  I don't blame you for feeling like that, but you see, she isn't going to crack up. She's practically in New York by now. What? A little over an hour ago, she was reported only 350 miles out of Mitchell Field. 350? That's the last word we had. Hey, boys! Hey, Turner! Here it is! Hey, in New York, Mitchell Field! 106 p.m. An hour and ten minutes ahead of my record.  Tony Carter, please back on. Tony Carter, I'm good. Well told. Tony Carter, an exhibition. Tony Carter, it's my flight. Tony Carter. Tony Carter. Tony Carter. Sit down, Miss Carter. Sit down. I got the table already. Thanks, Johnny. What the flight? I'm from Chicago to New York. Look, I got your name up on a name plate. Right there from now on is where you hang your hat in this place. Oh, I should have worn one tonight. Mike? Martini? There's great names on those name plates. Only the best. Look, I put you right next to Randy Britton. How's that, eh? Randy Britton. Oh, that's fine, Johnny. Sure. Ah, I miss that guy. Three years now he's gone. Where? Singapore. What do you want in Singapore? Right in the hot spot in the middle of the world. Tony. Oh, hello, Paul. I'm sorry, I'm late. Ah, Martini. Right sometimes. Mike? Well, he is to a great flyer. And better than that, Tony, a flyer's flyer. And here's to you who made it all possible. Well, how about what you made possible for me? The business, the factory?  Well, hereafter you can do your own financing. Out of your account in the Guardian Bank. I don't happen to have any account in the Guardian Bank. Oh, yes, you have. You've had once the years. You see, we've been partners. Whether you like it or not. Oh, now, Paul, you didn't. According to the last statement, you have, let me see, just a little over $100,000. $100,000? Oh, darling, it's so light to you, but I don't want it, honestly. Oh, well, not now, maybe. But later, after you quit. After I quit what? Flying? Sure.  Now, why not quit now while you're top? Well, what on earth would I do with myself? Well, you start a brand new career. But we're the same partner. Married. Oh. Well, we'd make a success of it, Tony. I know we would. You see, it would be my career, too, because you'd be all I'd ever live for and work for. Well, what will you? Paul, I... All right. All right, don't say it. But I must say it. Because it's yes. Tony, do you...  All right, where to? Well, let's go anywhere where we can be alone. Fine, Johnny, you get the bill. Johnny, go on. All right, never mind. Come on, Tony, I tried to pay the bill and Johnny wanted to kill me. Paul, before we're married, there's one more thing I have to do. Sure, darling, what? I can't explain it. Maybe I don't even know myself. But I have to fly around the world. Right around the middle of the world. Alone. In just a few moments, Mr. DeMille and our stars, Rosalind Russell, George Brent, and Chester Morris, will return in Act 3 of Flight for Freedom. Mr. Kennedy. Yes, Sally? No matter how often you tell us how good luck to our itself is, I bet you never proved it the way I did the other day. How was that, Sally? Well, I spent the weekend visiting some friends. The water's very hard where they live, so I tried the soap they had in the washbasin just to see how it lathered. Then I tried to take in the bathtub at different times. Then I got a case of luxe toilet soap out of my suitcase. Well, for soap that gives lots of smooth lather and does it quicker, I'll take luxe toilet soap every time. Well, Sally, you've just explained exactly what we mean when we talk about that luxurious luxe soap lather. Of course you know, Sally, luxe toilet soap is a quality soap made of the very finest ingredients. That's why each cake is so satin smooth while you get so much rich lather so fast. No wonder cream stars say their complexion soap makes such a grand bath soap, too. That wonderful luxe soap lather feels like a caress on your skin. Leaves it really fresh and sweet in no time. Because a luxe soap lather is active, Sally, and does a thorough job.  Make Sally's little test for yourself. Compare luxe soap lather with that of other soap you've used. Even in hard water, see if you don't find it the creamiest, smoothest lather you've ever used. You'll enjoy the delightful perfume of this fine toilet soap, too. A fragrance like many delicate flowers. A luxurious bath soap, but thrifty, too. Because luxe toilet soap is hard milled to last and last. Try Hollywood beauty soap. Luxe toilet soap. It's patriotic, you know, not to waste soap. So use only what you need. Always keep your cake of luxe toilet soap in a soap dish that's dry. Now, our producer, Mr. DeMille. After the play, we'll have a little hang-a-talk with our stars. But now here's the third act of Slight for Freedom, starring Rosalind Russell, George Brent, and Chester Morris. Tony Carter, in a fight around the world, was fighted this morning by the steamship Metsonia, 600 miles off Oahu. While the wings of Tony Carter's plane cast a swift-moving shadow on the Pacific, a man waits in the office of the Navy Department in Washington, D.C. He's Randy Britton. Just returned from Singapore. He seems quiet, worried. His right arm was carried in the plane. How are you, Britton? Come in. How are you, Admiral Graves? Gentlemen? How are you? Sit down. Where did you get in? Last night, sir. Oh, so that's where they got you, in the army. Yes, sir. Tell me, when did you make your fight over the Japanese-mandated island? On January 12th, sir. Of course you know that flying over the island is violating our agreement with Japan. Yes, I knew that, sir. I got caught in a typhoon and went off my court. That's when I discovered I was over at Japsa Marine Base. Oh, come, Britton. You know Japan has edged herself never to fortify those islands. Yes, sir. I know that. That's the next thing I knew I was being fired at on the aircraft. Hmm, a sub-base, eh? And probably landing fields and ammunition dumps also. Look at the map of the Pacific, gentlemen. An enemy arsenal. They're aimed at the Philippines, the Hawaiians, and at our west coast. Then there's a possibility of their attacking. Not a possibility. A certainty. To protect ourselves, we must know exactly what the Japs are doing. I could make another flight over the area, sir. And if you would discovered. No, we've got to find an excuse which the Japs will accept for sending planes to photograph every square mile of these islands. And we'll do it soon. Why do you keep looking at your watch, Britton? Are you anxious to get away? Oh, no, sir. It's a friend of mine that's flying to the Pacific. I'm a little worried. She's an hour and a half overdue. Don't they, Carter? Yes, sir. Friend of yours? Well, I'm a friend of hers. She was off Oahu with her last report? Yes, sir. Sturgis, leave word. We are not to be disturbed for the rest of the day. Gentlemen, I think I've found the solution to our problem. Navy Department Washington, D.C. to Dhoni Carter, Burl Harbor. Secret message. Navy Department requires your services for mission of utmost importance. And third, if you discontinue your world flight on summary desk and report Washington immediately. I'm afraid we've caused you a lot of trouble, Miss Carter. Not at all, Admiral. There's no trick to cracking up a plane on the takeoff. Miss Carter, you realize that everything that happened to this meeting must be kept absolutely secret. Yes, of course. Miss Carter, we want you to do a job for us. A big job. So big that I have no hesitation in saying that the safety of our country may very well depend on its successful outcome. Are you sure you want me? Yes. But if you volunteer, you do so knowing that the risks and dangers are very great. I should like to know what it is. We know that for years the Japanese have been fortifying the Mandated Island. We must know the exact detail and scope of these preparations. And that, Miss Carter, is where you come in. How? Our plan is that you resume your solo flight. Then, somewhere between New Guinea and the Hawaiian Islands, you'll get yourself in trouble. Yes. You'll radio a distress call that will be flashed across every front page in the world. What happens? Do I come down? Yes.  But as far as the world knows, you are lost. There will be a widespread search for you. During that search, the Navy will photograph every square mile of those islands.  Perfectly. There's just one thing that bothers me, Admiral. You see, I'll have to take off from New Guinea and aim for Gull Island, which I'd say is about 2,000 miles away. It'll take some expert navigation to hit that pinpoint. We've considered that. The Navy will furnish you with a navigator. We'll be waiting for you at New Guinea. I see. When do you want me to leave? Well, Tony, I'll say goodbye and good luck. Oh, aren't you going to watch me take off? Well, if you don't mind, darling, no. Oh, Paul, you're not worried about this flight, are you? Oh, no, you'll make it, I'm sure of that. I, uh, I wish I felt as sure as... well, all about you. Me? Ever since you've come back from Hawaii, I've had the feeling that you've been shying away from me. Is this something you were afraid to tell me? Oh, now, darling, you've just been imagining things. I'm sure you haven't changed your mind. The day I get that, you'll be married. Okay, sweet. Paul, in case something does happen to me on this flight... Well, you will make it all right. Yes, of course. But suppose I do have trouble and I have to come down.   Sure you are. You're coming back. To me. So long, Paul. Happy landing. Here's the latest one, Tony Carter. Where does the High Flying Lady of the World landed just a few minutes ago? It's lying, you kidding! This way, Miss Carter. I've reserved the Royal Suite for you. Royal enough for a bath. With running water. Two kinds. Oh, lead me to it. Good evening. Oh, this is Mr. Yokohata, the proprietor. How do you do? Miss Carter, welcome to Lai New Guinea. Thank you. The rooms are ready for you. The gentlemen you were expecting has gone out. Oh, gentlemen? Oh, yes. Yes, of course. It must be the mechanic. Didn't he say he wants to meet me? It was my understanding. Perhaps it was a mistake? What's his name? Mr. Johnson. Oh, would you tell Mr. Johnson? I'd like to see him as soon as he comes in. Of course. Thank you. Miss Carter? What? Randy. Don't be surprised. Please, not out loud. Close the door and come on out on the porch. What's all this about? What are you doing here? Oh, excuse me. I forgot to introduce myself. My name is Johnson. Harry Johnson, navigator. And you? Why not? I put in for the job. I figured you and I are to make quite a team. You don't seem very happy to see me. Shall we talk business? Okay. What time do we take off? Six in the morning. Better make it five. We'll fill the door. I'll be hiding in the plane. I guess you know as well as I do how unfortunate it is for the famous Tony Carter to get lost. Alone. Yes. Before the moment, Miss Carter, I might have the distraction of being even better looking than you were. Let's see. Was it three years ago when you set me up at that bar in Los Angeles? Yep. A lot better looking than I thought. And believe me, I've been doing a lot of thinking lately. You know that feeling when you get up to 20,000 feet way up where the air is thin? I've got it now. Tony. Tony, we can't go on like this. Just seeing each other every couple of years. Tony, you've got to marry me. How do you? Yes, with a ring, license, preacher and everything. I was going to ask you that night in Los Angeles, but you didn't give me a chance. You were going to ask me then? I was only you, Tony. Oh, Randy. Will you marry me? It may be months before they come for us. Now, let's get married right now before we take off. What's the matter? Oh, Randy, Randy, why didn't you let me know before? Before? When? Before it was too late. What do you mean too late? Another guy? Paul. When did this happen? Just before I left. We're going to be married just as soon as I get home. Well, you're going to the marriage. You mean you're not married yet? Well, come on. There must be a missionary. If somebody around here doesn't want you to marry me, I'm going to ask you to marry me. No, Randy. Well, I suppose you're trying to tell me you don't love me. I know better. You are sure of me, aren't you? So sure that all you have to do is take me in your arms and I'll follow you and leave Paul behind. Well, I won't. Because I've had it happen to me. I've been walked out on and left to break inside and pick up the pieces alone. I know what it means and I'll never do it to anyone. Never. Good evening. I just wanted to make sure my bill would be ready before I leave in the morning. Oh, yes, Miss Carter. It will be ready. Thank you. Good night. Good night. Shall I also make up a deal for Mr. Britton? What? What did you say? Mr. Randy Britton. Aren't you making a mistake? Oh, Mr. Britton is too famous a flyer for me to make mistakes. He take off with you, yes? To be honest, did you get that idea? So difficult, finding so small craze like gull iron. Tries to take along a fine navigator like Mr. Britton. But if your plan is to drop down on gull iron, it will interest you to know that ten minutes after your disaster is announced, a Japanese plane will discover you there. Within one minute, the world will be notified. It will not be necessary for the United States Navy to look for you over the Japanese mandated islands. Good night, Miss Carter. I want to talk to you a minute. Come on in. No. I was just wondering. It's terribly important business that we do this job right. You won't know how important it is until the time comes when we tangle with the Japs in battle. What worrying is? What would happen if we couldn't land on gull? Why couldn't we? Through, well, the lack of visibility or I suppose when we get there we see a Japs ship down below. Oh, now look, we've got plenty of trouble without your inventing any. What gave you that sweet idea? It might be there by accident or it might be that the Japs have found out our plans. They're not going to find out. Well, I mean, suppose they do and they were waiting there to take us off. What would we do? Well, if I'd been assigned to this job alone, I'd click on it. Where? Well, keep on going until I came down. Probably for two. Oh. You see, the important thing in this job is not being found, it's being lost. And you'd do that if you were on this job alone. Now look, there's not going to be anybody down there waiting for us. You're just tired. You'd better get some sleep. Got an alarm clock? Yes, yes, I have. Better set it for 4.30 and stop worrying. My orders to land you on Gull Island and that's what I'm going to. And when you get back home, everything will end the way you've got it planned. No. Yeah. I thought you were going to get some rest. Still worrying? Not anymore, but I can't sleep. Well, I can. I guess it must be the rain. Look at it. Like a curtain blacking out the rest of the world. That's funny. I was just thinking of the last time you said that. The risk would fire on the Virginia Beach. Remember? Yes. If I do remember, it was a wonderful evening, wasn't it? Tony, if I'd asked you to marry me that night, would you have said yes? You would. Right off. Hardly knowing you? I think I was in love with you, Randy, before we met. Just hearing about you. And then after we met, I knew for certain and all at once that you were the only thing in my life. Now I'm washed up. Now? Every time I see you, Randy, life begins for me. And it stops every time you go away. It's been like that since the first time I heard you. Tony. Randy, I... You know what this means, don't you? Yes. You're never going back to to what you planned. No, darling. I'm never going back to what I planned. Tony, I don't get this a little while ago. Darling, right now I feel 20,000 feet up, cut loose from the earth, with no thought of what's down below and no fears about the future. I'll never let you get away from me again. We'll be married and settle down. Yes. Of course, I'll keep on flying. Oh, yes, Randy, you must always keep on flying. And we'll build a house. Where do you want it? Well, now, let me see. Must I decide this minute? No matter where it'll always be, my land may feel. How do you feel about families? Families? Oh, I... I like them large. So do I. How about three? Three. I always planned on five. Five? All right. Five. All boys. One girl. Okay. One girl. And I can tell you right now which one's going to be my favorite. The girl? The one girl. The only girl. So now on, Tony, it's you and me. For keep. Oh, yes, Randy. For keep. I'll be along.  Tony, are you in there? Tony! Tony, where are you? Tony! Tony! Hey, McCannis, where's Miss Carter? Have you been to the field? Sure. She just took off by herself. Tony Carter took off from Ly, New Guinea at 4.30 this morning on the final leg of a round-the-world flight. Radio Melbourne reports the following message from Tony Carter. Gas supply dwindling. Weather fast. Stay tuned to this station for further permission. Our shortwave listening post reports no further word from Tony Carter. Going concern is felt for the safety of the courageous woman flyer. KWVB. Calling KWVB. Some engage KWVB. Some engage KWVB. KWVB calling SOS. Visibility with no sign of land. Only a few more minutes of gas left. Positioned up. KWVB calling SOS. Calling SOS. KWVB. Can you give us any figures on position? KWVB. Do anything at all you can give us. KWVB. You've got to get lost. You've got to get lost. Squadrons raw over the Japanese island. They know where they are going. And they know what they'll find. For the man at the controls of a dive bomber. Presses the release button and delivers a screaming message of death to the jets. And with each bomb goes a prayer. Make it count. This one's for you Tony. Troopers like Rosalind Russell, George Brent and Chester Morris have taken many curtain calls before. But none may deserve more than this one. Thank you Mr. DeMille. I'm very happy to be back again. You know it occurred to me during rehearsals that you three have something in common that always commands my admiration. Well Rosalind was very beautiful. He said we had to be common George. So what I meant was your theatrical background. All three of you served your apprenticeship in stock companies. I like that. I went through the same mill. Well as far as I know it's the best school in the world for actors. Well it could be better. The first stock company I worked in we played in a tent. The tent leaves.  That's the perfect time for somebody to hand you a cake of luck soap. Well now I wouldn't use anything else. Luck soap has been my complexion care for years. An orchid deluxe there. I think it's Rosalind that you recommend the stock company to develop for ingenuity and ingenuity. Yes. But I'd rather recommend something else for every day for every girl and every woman who is able to work. I hope all of them will try to take one of the war youthful jobs. You told us about earlier Mr. Danil. Now that our government must attend upon women of America to keep the home front running smoothly. I know that they'll all come through. Well we'll always have. By the way what's on the board for next week C.B. A play that scored a double hit first on Broadway and then on the screen. It's Ladies in Retirement and our stars will be Ida Lafino, Brianna Hearn, Dame May Whitty and Edith Barrett. This is a strange drama. Entirely different from any we've ever presented. I think you'll like it because Ida Lafino gave one of our finest performances in the Columbia picture. The next Monday night Brianna Hearn, Dame May Whitty and Edith Barrett join her to head a cast of Hollywood's finest players. And that's a play with plenty of surprises C.B. Good night. Good night. Good night. Good night. Good night. Good night. You all won your wins when we go on. Our sponsors, the makers of Luxe Soil & Soap join me in inviting you to be with us again next Monday night. When the Luxe Radio Theatre presents Brianna Hearn, Ida Lafino, Dame May Whitty and Edith Barrett in Ladies in Retirement. This is C.B. DeMille saying good night to you from Hollywood. Rosalind Russell's latest picture is the Columbia production Ten Percent Woman. Herd in tonight's play were Marek Windheim, Charles Calvert, Jolly Lung, Fred Mackay, Norman Fields, Suda Marsden, Charles Seal, Eddie Marr, Herd Bygren, Robert Harris, and Howard McNeer. Our music was directed by Louis Silver. And this is your announcer John M. Kennedy reminding you to tune in again next Monday night to hear Ida Lafino, Brianna Hearn, Dame May Whitty and Edith Barrett in Ladies in Retirement.