Hello and welcome to another episode of Stepping Up, I'm your host Daniel Dubois. This week we joined the St. Lucia Cadet Corps at their opening ceremony and shine a light on the organization and for link-up we head to Atlanta, Georgia to chat with young St. Lucia pilot Tevin Belasco. The cadet movement was introduced to St. Lucia on July 13, 1929 when a unit was established at the St. Mary's College. Its formation was significant, instilling the highest possible level of discipline and character building in the society. The cadets at the time were engaged mainly in drill and route marches as well as attending national parades and camps. The cadet corps aims to inspire young people to achieve success in life with a spirit of service to the country and their local community and to develop in them qualities required of a good citizen. Let's take a look at the interview with Lieutenant Colonel Nathan Hyacinth as I joined him at Nemo headquarters for the official opening of the Cadet Year and Commandance Parade. So let me know what is it that you guys did today that we are so blessed to see. All right, good morning everybody. This session today was the opening of the Cadet Year. The Cadet program has been suspended since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. So the cadets have been out of circulation since February and this year we've opened up since school has reopened so the cadet program has recommended. And so we are trying to bring all the cadets together. So this morning session happened with the first battalion where that is the cadets from the valley come up to Grosjele. So from all of those schools, those units, those cadets have gathered together today to signal the opening of the Cadet Year. So all the officers, the cadets, we have come together. We're just welcoming each other back and we are trying our best to see how we can put our programs together. Also recognizing the COVID-19 restrictions that are put in place and so we definitely have to. Well you mentioned that you guys were out of commission from since March or February. But I know that you guys were very instrumental with some of the programs in terms of bringing out good food boxes, the Nemo packages in the earlys. Tell me a little bit about how the Cadet Corps came in and was able to support these governmental initiatives. The Cadet Corps actually is mandated by law where we hold the chairmanship of the Supplies Committee of Nemo. Now I sit in that chair as the chairman of that committee and the Cadet Corps also assists in sending out volunteers in the packing of food items and to the distribution of food items. So the Supplies Committee is all about receiving and the distribution of supplies during the disaster for St. Lucia. So as an organization we fall nicely into that aspect of Nemo where our adults, so our adults were active, however the cadets, the young cadets, those secondary school, they were not active. So those adults we came together to assist Nemo within that capacity of supplies where we were able to help receive and to distribute all food items during the pandemic. Now you mentioned that Cadet Corps has an adult, and I didn't know that. I thought Cadets was always just about secondary school students, but I guess those who saved the Corps and they go up the once a Cadet, always a Cadet, right? True, and also the adults really are for the adult ranks. So we have from the warrant officers we're all up to the officer level. So those are the ones we put out into the extreme conditions. We will not put the younger cadets out into extreme conditions, although sometimes the younger cadets are used for sitting down at headquarters to help pack up items. So for instance when the hurricanes came in they were there at headquarters and they were the ones who were packing the flour, the rice, and the sugar and these things, but they don't go out. So you still utilize them? We do utilize them, but they don't go out into the public or into hazardous areas. We don't send them out on this. We only use the adults for that purpose. Tell us a little bit about the mandate of the Sinusha Cadet Corps and you know that place that you guys serve nationally in terms of youth engagement. Right, so the Cadet Corps this year actually celebrates 92 years. So on the 45th of July we did celebrate 92 years in San Jose. We, thank you, no we didn't get to celebrate it this year because of COVID, that's right. We operate at 20 secondary schools around the island. Our mandate is youth development and we use the military platform in order to do that. So we're not saying that we are soldiers, we're not, however we use the military platform in order to instill what we have as our motto. Our motto really is leadership, discipline and service. So we're saying that anyone who has come through the organization should emit those values. We have the values they will be leaders, they will have discipline and they definitely think about service and helping others out. And so that's what we're trying to instill in our young men and women in society. Now apart from that, as I mentioned earlier, we have been mandated in order to serve within the arms of NIMO. Our main purpose is as the chairmanship of the supplies committee. However, our credit officers also shadow all of the other subcommittees of NIMO. So we have shadow officers who sit within all the committees. Very soon we are hoping that we can get enough credit officers who also sit at the disaster, the community disaster level, so that they will be able to assist within the constituencies. But we are not there yet so we're hoping to get there very soon. Okay, so we're hoping that as an organization we continue that mandate that we have and we are looking to see how best that we can continue to serve Saint Lucia. We're in the capacity that we have. Saint Lucia is quite unique. We're not like all of the other islands in the Caribbean, especially those who have defense forces. So the defense forces really are the ones taking the lead, but in Saint Lucia we don't. So Saint Lucia, the credit corps really takes the lead in that. So anything having to deal with disasters, anything having to do with that, we are here with NIMO as a volunteers for NIMO in order to assist them in moving forward. So as we conclude the interview, let us know what's next for the Saint Lucia Credit Corps with the whole advent of COVID. Right, COVID has put us in a unique situation where we are not able to meet face to face as we normally do. So what we have decided to do is to we are going to break up our meeting time. So we look at two Saturdays a month where we will be meeting face to face. However, everything else is going to be done online. We have recently had contact with a donor, let's put it this way. He was offering computers, not only just the computers, he's a software engineer and he wants to be able to supply Saint Lucia youngsters with both computers and with the knowledge of how to build computers and also how to develop software. So he's willing to volunteer in Saint Lucia. So he has chosen the Saint Lucia Credit Corps as one of the agencies that he wants to work with. So hopefully we'll be setting up some computer labs at headquarters and that our credits will be able to use. And we're also having available cheap computers. I shouldn't say cheap computers, computers are lower value in cost so that the credits can use. So we're working with our ministry. I've mentioned it in word to ministry officials, but I will be writing officially to let them know so that at least we can get there. Yes. That you guys want to spearhead. I said we were concluding, but I can't forget that earlier this year that you guys were selected to receive support from proceeds raised from the Prime Minister's ball as part of independence celebrations. So let us know how you guys felt about that and what plans you have for the support that you received. Yes, we are very grateful to the Prime Minister and the members of the Prime Minister's ball and the agencies who are involved in actually selecting the credit corps as one of the donors to receive that funding. This funding is actually marked into getting uniform supplies for our credits. And if you notice, there are a number of credits on that opening period with our headgears. So they didn't have barriers and barriers. So that's one of the areas that we're looking at. So you're looking at barriers and badges and belts. I received the invoice yesterday, as a matter of fact, for 200 sets of barriers and badges. That really went a lot more than what the Prime Minister's donation was. However, hopefully that will get a part of the submission that we have received. We definitely will be able to at least get the 200. In some way later, we will get that done. So it will be a thing of the past that you will see credits with arteries. It's something that has distilled me tremendously to see credits of dress halfway, walking the streets without the proper attire. So hopefully that donation is going to go very well into getting our credits dressed adequately. So Lieutenant Colonel, do you have any final words first as we end our session today? I'd like to say one thank you for recognizing the credit corps and bringing us out in the spotlight. I think the credit corps, as I put it to my officers, we are one of the best kept secrets in San Jose. I think so. It is high time that we get out in the public, people get to know us, who we are, what is it that we do, and not only that you see us during disaster times, but we do quite a bit more. We do a lot of flag raising ceremonies. For instance, our credits raise the flags every anniversary at OECS. You will find our credit officers raising the flags at OECS for every anniversary. Our credits do many other flag protocols. We do a lot of volunteer work and we need to be recognized who we are. For 92 years in San Jose, that's a big secret. And I'm hoping that people get to know a lot more about us and our parents, I'd like to thank them for at least choosing the credit corps as one of the avenues to have their children to be part of. And I'm hoping that we continue to meet the expectations of everyone and we're asking them, asking the public to help us, you know, for us to meet our expectations. So again, I'd like to thank you for choosing us for this interview and for bringing us out there in the public. Well, we're always very grateful where we could get to speak to these things that are so very important and have always been a part of St Lucia's social fabric. So I'm grateful for the opportunity and the fact that you said, yes, that we got to catch this interview because you know the weather was a little bit iffy this morning. So I just want to say thank you and continue to step up. Thank you very much. We'll be right back. COVID-19 is a new pandemic disease as declared by the World Health Organization. It is transmitted directly by respiratory droplets when an infected person coughs or sneezes or indirectly through rubbing the face with contaminated hands. There is still no specific treatment or vaccine against COVID-19 and as such, the farming community should adhere to some special recommendations. Limit the number of crew members to only essential persons. Practice frequent hand washing and cleaning of all boat surfaces. Limit contact with the public, keeping a safe distance between each person. Limit unnecessary conversation with customers and pairs during the sale of fish. Wash hands frequently with soap and running water or use 60 to 95% alcohol-based hand sanitizer until water and soap are available. Sneeze and cough in a flexed elbow or into a tissue immediately discarding the used tissue into a bin and wash hands with soap and water or use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer until soap and water is available. And avoid close contact with persons having respiratory symptoms. More than ever before, your important role as gatekeepers of St. Lucia's nutritional health and food security should be taken seriously. When you exercise these precautions, you not only safeguard your health but also continue to allow all St. Lucia's access to freshly caught fish and other seafood. Remember, it is our responsibility to ensure our nation eats fresh St. Lucia's best. Welcome back. The St. Lucia Cadet Corps has really cemented its place in St. Lucia and I just want to say thank you to Lieutenant Colonel Hyacinth and his team for pressing on with the mandate. Thank you so much and keep stepping up. This next segment I charge of two very young enthusiastic cadet members. Let's take a look. Welcome back guys. So right now I want to feature a few members of the St. Lucia Cadet Corps and right now I'm having Aquila.  Introduce yourself for the audience please. Okay, good day everyone. My name is Aquila Smith. In cadets I am one officer class two, Smith A of battalion one. So does that mean like you're the highest in the rank? I'm the highest you can get, yes, as a junior cadet. Before you reach officer, yes, as a junior cadet. So how long again until you reach you pass that? I'm not going anywhere. That's what you want to be? The next transition is to go to an officer which is more teaching than instructing more than less drill and the physical aspect of it and train the cadets. So I'm not looking to move forward. I'll stay there as long as they let me. When I joined cadets my father was a warrant officer and he had to go up because I joined so I can stay there for a long time. And that's good so you enjoy that aspect of it. So let us know how long have you been in cadets and what was your interest? Why cadets? As a young girl as well too. Okay so I've been cadets since 2011 when I joined in form one secondary school. I joined because of my parents both my mother and my father were part of cadets, my mother rejoined after I joined. So it was always in our families the next step all of us all my brothers and them we all joined cadets. It's always the next step that's what we are going to do doesn't matter in our choice.  That's right. There's not a the disparities. You don't like to make that distinction. Okay. The distinction is what barricade you're in as the end of it. That's right that's right. So as a cadet what is it that you've learned? As a cadet I think it's to be modern a civilian. You're not part of the military you almost you semi-military so you work different you look different you act different you have different principles that you keep it just makes you more disciplined more of a well-rounded member of society as a whole. So even if the lowest cadet the one that did not do very well they are better person than or they have they're more rounded they have a better chance of being well more well-rounded citizen than average citizen I should say. Nice. So as we conclude let me know what was probably your most exciting activity as a cadet. I know that you guys know some amazing things you'll work throughout the whole COVID shutdown. I remember seeing you packing flour and sugar but I know before that you know tell us what what what comes to mind when you have to think about your best experience as a cadet. My best experience I don't want to say shooting because that's cliche all cadets favorite party shooting but the best part honestly is obstacle courses and the different FTX and activities so that's like physical challenges that they give cadets but it's it's another level when you go to another country and they have full military bases that you can train on and you can do these little challenges on. Have you ever been able to travel? Yes I've traveled three times one way I was leading the team but yeah where did you go? I went to Barbados the first time I traveled and the next time I went to Jamaica and the last time went back to Barbados with another contingent another contingent of cadet but the best part is the is a physical challenge is the different um competitions they put us in between each other's physical like I cannot do pull-ups but it's more than just that it's running and this and relying on your teammates and stuff like that finding objectives so it's it's everything mental and physical. How excited are you as the school year was finally able to open and what's next? I'm looking forward to the new the new classes and the increased material that we'll have especially as we move in more to online teaching and stuff like that I'm looking forward to more of the academics part of cadets taking part because we'll not be able to do drill as usual because of the amount of cadets we have so it'll be mainly classes and stuff so I'm looking forward to that we're gonna have something new we're gonna have new things to teach the younger cadets a new experience is to make that'll be different than what I experience what other people experience it'll be a new form a new breed of cadets. Wow you make me feel like I want to join cadets now well okay well thank you so much darling and keep stepping up okay what's what's the full the full um class I'm naturally a warrant officer class 2 Smith E. All right thank you very much. So we have another cadet and I would allow him to introduce himself. Hello everybody my name is Lance Corporal Mondays E.J.   It's true so tell us um what made you join cadets in the first place well basically I I joined cadets because you know I was inspired you know I like to see like the US Army and the British Army I've always like been inspired by them and like when I joined when I came in secondary school I found out the houses cadets I said wow the cadets and I just instantly joined because I already love the military I love everything too well you know if you love it you know you have to love the hard work too so talk about let me know what was your most exciting experience as a cadet with your your short stings compared to other persons here three years right well one of my best experiences was independence parade you know you like a peacock you know you're looking nice you know marching everybody looking at you everybody clapping you know they told us they told us people don't come to see the police officers march they only see they come to see us march the cadets and that makes that you know boost your ego a little bit you know boost your ego a little bit so so as you conclude what would you tell your friends to tell them to join what is what what would you say to them to say hey guys join the cadet call you know there's a lot of like conspiracy thing they're going to drop you know for us and leave you there for three days that is not true that is not true just just you know anybody that don't know me if y'all if y'all are afraid to join come and ask me questions okay that's right if don't be afraid to join cadet yes they'll shout at you know yeah you'll be able to do a little push-up and you know it'll get you stronger but me right now i i could do push-up because the summer get me with covid and so you you get there you get there all right well so thank you so much i was i enjoyed this interview passionately the passion though so do you think it's something that you'll grow up on you'll probably you want to go because my mother told me as soon as i leave school i drink the i drink ssu so all right so you know you have to no joking around well thank you so much darling and continue all the good work water do the same washing motions with an alcohol-based hand sanitizer containing at least 70 percent alcohol wash your hands wash them right this message brought to you courtesy the bureau of health education of the ministry of health and wellness now it's time for link up this week we chat with tevin balasco a st lusion pilot who is immensely proud to share his story and says that anyone can achieve and soar to greater heights once they work hard persevere and don't give up he recently celebrated a major milestone in his career and shares with us his story tevin how are you i'm doing good thanks ill how are you doing i'm okay i'm okay holding on so i know recently you and another st lusion pilot celebrated a really important milestone not only for st lusion but the u.s um so that's why i felt it was you know kind of prudent to reach out to you um but let's start from the beginning tell us a little bit about your childhood and your love for aviation my name is tevin balasco i was born and raised in granite vega rosalie i attended um anakin infant school then went on to the anakin primary school then later on went to the bokas secondary school after i'm completed my five years at bokas i went to the south of the west community college detent division to study building trees and after building trees then i pursued my career in aviation in a land to georgia so my my childhood was very i was a very family oriented person my my parents always showed equal love to both of my my brother and myself and always told us we could achieve anything that we wanted to be so that really pushed me to achieve becoming a pilot nice and what was the journey like you say you so you're a pilot so after you left school and you started your journey what did you have to do to be able to get accredited or you know during the extension let us know about that aspect of it yes so my interest in aviation began at a very tender age where my mother and i used to visit my father very often in trinidad and every time i get onto the airplane i always used to stick my head inside of the cockpit to wonder what these guys were doing up there and what it was like to actually be flying up there so later on throughout the years my godmother introduced me to um sylvanus ernes which is also known as squeezy and he invited me to his hangar at georgia's airport to get a hands on experience of how the airplanes operate and from there that's where my interest in aviation began and you know how long how old were you um when i uh during that time i was going by sylvanus ernes i was in secondary school yeah i was in public form two from three and then how did it continue to grow and it continued to grow by taking just decided i wanted to go to flight school and stop procrastinating and i actually you know this is what i wanted to become so i moved to um atlanta georgia by my aunt and visited a couple flight schools and that's where i went to flight school so when i started flight school in 2015 uh i started becoming a private pilot where you get the basic fundamentals down then you do your check right so i actually became a private pilot from there and then i went on to do um my instrument training where it's basically teach you to flying like flying in the clouds low visibility in in clouds etc and then i moved on to becoming a single commercial single engine pilot where now i can actually make money or be in a pilot after that then i did my flight instructor certificate where i could now teach people how to fly and to become pilots so i used that instructor license to build my time to 1500 hours which is the requirement that the u.s needs to go to uh airline and that is where i am today as an airline pilot 1500 or 15 000 what's it 1500 hours okay okay okay and that's a lot in in i guess an aviation the world yes it's a lot of flying where i use a when i was in shock that i used to fly eight hours a day which was the limit you could have flying a day teaching someone how to fly wow yeah so it took me it took me like one year to build from 250 hours to 1500 hours it took me one year of non-stop working wow are you there yet what's what's your hour count now right now i'm at 2150 hours nice yeah so this is it's still small compared to others but it's a good achievement right now great achievement how do you stupid question how do you like clock your time does somebody do it for you or you do it yourself no basically it's uh in the airplane there is an in and out time where when the plane pushed back from the gate when the the parking brakes is released that's when the time is started to to count as your flight and then when the plane lands at the destination airport and goes into the gate and he puts the parking brakes he sets the parking brakes the captain sets the parking brakes that's when the time stop and then after when the the door is open it sends a lot to us and tell us how long was the flight so then afterwards you get that it's almost like a online report every time you fly it will it will just accumulate right and then i put it into my electronic logbook okay yeah so every pilot has a electronic logbook because every airline wants to see how much time that you have and that's how you go to another airline is the amount of time that you have so tell me you tell me you tell me now sorry to cut you short you tell me now that you have a pilot license and you you basically surpass a 1500 hours how what's next for you what's what's the next goal Tevin uh my next goal is to reach to a thousand hours flying the jet that i fly is embryo 175 uh so right now i have 560 hours in the plane so when i get to a thousand hours i'm eligible to upgrade to become a captain on this on this aircraft nice all right okay nice so you want you still interested in flying commercial even though right now yeah that's the end goal even though the pandemic has hit us very hard where i almost lost my job right and we had to go into agreement with the union where they they decided to cut our p by eight hours wow so everybody could have kept their job and to avoid full loads yeah right yeah we as a company agreed that we're gonna take a p cut to keep everybody safe from getting full load yeah that's true so that at least is the bare minimum and you just have to hold on until things get a little bit better i guess all right what message do you have for saint lucians anyone who is young people in particular still figuring out what they want to do in life seeing that and i know your journey because i remember you so we just go by the go by the airport and watch planes and we used to laugh at you we used to laugh at you but you know what Tevin i always knew like you see that we meet like so obsessed with planes see he will become a pilot and remember i always say like what like i'm just so inspired by your journey so what what do you have to tell young people who are still figuring out what it is that they want to do and how they get to it well my advice for the young people is to find a career that they actually love something that they passionate about you know learn and master the trade find a mentor in that field that could help you get to your higher level in that field you know um for example like i went to bokeh secondary school and a lot of people said that people that go to that school won't become anything in life you know because of the bad reputation that they had at bokeh secondary school so where i am today is because of perseverance and uh being committed to one goal like you said everybody know from senator riles obsessed with planes where i'm sitting by the fence all the in the hot sun watching the plane take off on land you know and you know it doesn't matter what school that you go to you know it just you being determined and being focused so just stick to one thing in life and that you like me and to achieve it and um not to say to correct you but you know bokeh i won't say bokeh has a bad reputation but senator has this thing like the grade schools according to prestige and stuff like that because you know i remember you going to bec bokeh so you like really like a good success story so you should probably explore probably going back and like try not to do alone you know and to help and inspire i actually did what did you do uh i actually did went back to bokeh one of the teachers called me when i was actually coming home for like just four days and she told me if i would stop by by the school and i did so i was in my full pilot uniform and when and when the other teachers saw me that they were teaching me back then they was like so happy and amazed to see me like tell me i can't believe that's you and you were full time pilot and then literally i had to speak to one class and the teachers like no you gotta teach um talk to the whole form five so they open up the auditorium for me to talk to the children so that was a good experience i actually were really inspired all right it doesn't matter like if you go to bokeh because they had the same perception thinking that when they come to bokeh actually they cannot become nothing in life yeah so i think that's an important important um i'm point at you making tevin and how old are you i'm i hope you not try to say how old are you i'm 28 28 nice i'm so proud of you so before we wrap up just recently you celebrated a milestone not only first edition but the us tell us a little bit more about that and we know that the prime minister gave you a little bit of a shout out and you know we're always watching because is it um kevin is the other guy you know you know we follow you i follow i follow him i follow you as you know when you have your you know your aerial photos and stuff like that so let us know about the milestone and why is it so significant well it was amazing you know flying with another solution in general is a dream come true and you know there's not many of us in the u.s especially flying at the same company so flying with kevin was just a matter of timing i remember when i just uh went into the company and i met kevin he was a first officer like myself and he was just about to upgrade to become captain and i was like you know like man you know how much fun is going to be if the two of us actually flying a plane together as captain and first officer and say like man that's going to be crazy so it was an astonishing achievement to actually make it happen so soon after he upgraded to become captain so it was a unique experience you know i just want to clarify that we are not the only solutions flying in the u.s we are the first solutions to actually flying a plane together in the u.s i know i have a friend of my name giani he did the first flight i can remember with two he and another solution in the u.k so i just want to clarify that we are not the first emissions to ever do this we are the first ones to do it in the u.s with passengers nice well congratulations and i'm sure that has been i guess we manifested that because everything that you said you wanted to do you went ahead and you did it kevin that is not yeah that is an amazing feat and like let's want to say congratulations and all the best so before we wrap up do you have any final messages for us do you have any shout outs for your family back home i'm sure the belasco family is watching and they will be watching i want to say hello how are y'all because it's been so long yeah so as you wrap up what is it that you want to let sing lucia know tevin yeah like i said to the youth just stay focused stay determined um stick to one goal and definitely push as much as you can to achieve it big shout out to my family my parents lindy and emma belasco big shout out to my wife alasa belasco she's really been a tremendous help especially when i'm not around and she's holding down the household for me as i'm on my 40 trips so big shout out to them and my family much love to everybody that being supporting me and that knew where i came from and where i'm at today because they saw how persistent i was standing by the fence um in george charles running down to viewport to watch a certain plain land because of a special livery uh sivana's earnest big shout out to mr kubi twosent uh he was the assistant general manager for um george charles airport he allowed me to to go to the the tower george charles so yeah if it wasn't for for him and sylvanas you know pushing me and just getting another opportunity of support yeah definitely supporting my dreams from very tender you know mr kubi twosent always said like tevin i know you'd always become a pilot because you were so determined and so eager to learn the stuff where even though i was my week was ended at the tower i was used to call him and let him know can i come back just to see the operation how it's done so so big shout out to all of them tevin i want to say thank you so much say lucia is proud of you and we look forward to welcoming you back home hopefully hopefully it will be with another solution flying up a bigger airline it's going to be up for read and we have to come and look for you each eye yes interview from the plane when we land in a new or international airport that's right so that's the next one that's the next thing the next thing that's the next thing well tevin thank you so much and all the best thank you so much i know that's it for this week's installment of stepping up don't forget to send me an email at stepping up 758 at gmail.com thanks for joining me i'm your host Daniel Dubois keep safe see you next time and until then keep stepping up


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The following is a presentation of T-F-N-N. Trade what you see with Larry Pezzavento. Call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Now Larry Pezzavento. Okay folks, thanks for joining me today. We're going to take a look at the crude oil. This is one of the we were ending yesterday, right about this time. We were making this ABCD pattern, just absolute perfection there at the 78% level. Went below it for about 10 pips and then it's taken off. What's interesting about this folks, I want you to see this because this is a really strong trending market. And when you see strong trending markets you want to look at three eight twos. There's your mid afternoon or early morning, low at three in the morning, exactly three eight two of this move. Okay, and then it goes up and you can see it makes another three eight two right here. So it's just doing that all the way. And there's your first one right here. This was your very first three eight two mini-guardly because there's hardly any swing into it. But there it is, sitting right there, three eight two, it's well 0.46, but that's close enough to three eight two. And then you go up and that we're doing now is we're completing this big two day pattern. There's your low right down here. Okay, there's your high right there. And now you're coming up and you're completing it right as we speak right about now around 1.77, around 77.51. Okay, now what we have to do is we have to get to what's really not working here. And you pretty soon you're gonna see a pop up at 39.90 whereas my stop is sitting here in the gold. I bought the gold here today and you'll see here we're coming down here pretty sharply. But remember what we were looking at on this four hour chart, this long-term chart was this number down here at, I think it was a daily, let's put the daily up. I believe that's what it is. Yes, there's a daily right there at 9.44. That's what we were looking for at the hole and you can see we're sitting below that right now. So that's telling you that it is not working. We have to wait till tomorrow and we'll see what the next thing is going to, is going to happen here. So that's what we're watching here in the gold. As we look at this from your high to your low, you see we're setting, the 382 came in here at 9.44. That's where we were buying and now it's below that, no good. We're gonna stand aside and see what the bottom is going to be, but it isn't here. So let's keep that in mind as we start to look at some of these other things that we're looking at here today. Our guest at the break will be Grace Morris and when Grace comes on, we'll certainly chat with her. And I wanted to share with you something else that came from our good friend, Mr. Z. And he was kind enough. I wanna bring this up because this is a really neat pattern. This is the natural gas folks. Today, we've had this beautiful ABCD pattern here just lined up just really perfectly. This is a daily bars and we went a little tiny bit below. Perfect ABCD right down here at the 303 level. From there, we rallied about $8 and now we're setting about just a little bit above that number. So the thing here, just like in the gold, if you get below this after a rally, you gotta stand aside because this is where you can run into a whole lot of problems. So that's what we're paying attention to here tonight or this morning, this afternoon. Let's talk just a tiny bit about the bond market folks. Well, let's cover the stock market first because everybody's asking about that. Here's where we were yesterday. This is a daily, of course. Let's get down to the nitty gritty what we were usually looking at was the 15 minute. Here's what we did last night. We dropped from a 4415. We dropped 50 handles right down here to well, actually 60 handles. Then we came up, made a pullback right here. This is the big spot right here folks because there you make a 61% retracement, okay? And boom, there you went. There was your first 382 was right here. That had a nice profit in it but you end up not making much unless you covered it but you make an ABCD here and once you clear this one, see we've made new highs on this move folks. We've made a new high. So this thing is rocking and rolling. This was the real key right here this real wide ranging bar popping above here. Your stop has gotta go someplace here if you're gonna be short and then that's what you're looking at. But here's one of those where the ABCD measures here and it just keeps exploding to the upside because you see this big move right here. Nothing you can do about that folks. You try it sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. That's what this whole thing of what we're looking at is all about. So keep very, very close contact with that keep your chips close to the vest when you see something like this because just like on the way down you don't wanna try to be a buyer when you see these long ranging bars and this is the key right there that long ranging bar right there. So that's what I think is important as you look at these things unfold here during today but we did have a big move. Stop and think folks. This is all we've had since October the sixth. I mean that's just an incredible move. Excuse me, October the 27th. That's been one heck of a move and only get 56 points off of this. So this is really a big move to the upside that we see going on here. Okay, but this is what trading is all about. Sometimes you're gonna have a good one. Sometimes you're not gonna have a good one. Now I'll tell you one that's frustrating. Let me get this one up here right now and we'll take a quick look at that and that is the treasury bonds. Let's get this little puppy moving here. Here's treasury bonds. And this is really what I did was last night. You'll notice here, this was the 382. Okay, now this had $750 in it folks but this at six o'clock is three in the morning my time and by the time I get up it was here. So I had my stop here and I ended up stopping and I tried to sell it right here at 01 and that was the high. I was looking for 1402 and I tried to sell at 01 and didn't get filled and then it has the big break. So I missed both sides of this darn thing and there's nothing I could do about it. You can see, well, if I'd have been really close I could have, there's a small 135 pattern right here. We'll cover that in the trading session on the 15th of October for sure but that's a nice little 135 pattern that is formed right here. So that's a couple of things. Now I had a question about apple and let me get apple up here a little bit here. Well, I wanna do soybeans too but I gotta do one at a time. Hold on just a second here. Okay, we'll get up here to Mr. Appel who's down by the well, put the daily on. We should be up there making that final ABCD up. I think we're getting pretty close. There's where we are right now. We're getting really close. There's the, well, let's move it over a little bit. There's the 61% retracement of the whole range right here folks. If this move this, this was the ABCD that we're looking for the downside but there's your 61% retracement here at 186. That's where the 618 comes in from that level right up here, okay? Let me get rid of all this stuff that's not necessary and I'll delete that and then we can see where we are. Yeah, there's your 61% retracement. That's gonna come in here. That might even hit it today, 186.43. The ABCD that I was talking about is completing here too. There was your 382, market backed off one day and then they got to listen to the commercials for TFNN that's coming up. Stay tuned folks,<PHONE_NUMBER>. 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The 618 number is right up here. Mathematics proceeds geometry. So if you want to be a seller, if you're long, you should be getting out of this at 186. 186.07 is the exact 61% retracement of the contract high. And it's taken two weeks to get here. So this is an absolute textbook Gartley pattern, folks. On page 222 of his book, he said, you don't have to try to pick a top or a bottom. Wait for the first counter trend in a move and use that one. So if you're looking for a sell in Apple, this is it. At 186, we're trading at 185.30. So 186.43 is the exact number. And I wouldn't risk more than $2 on that. That would be 186.43 on a sell and a buy at 188.43. So that's two points on a stock that is trading for 186, folks. You can't use, that is the smallest amount of risk you can possibly get for a trade. So those of you that are stock traders, take a picture of that one because that is a textbook. Now textbooks fail and you could easily get up to that 180 and get above there and lose two points. But if you like the pattern and you believe in what Gartley did, and I certainly do, then that's what you'd be watching. So this is no different, folks. This pattern here is no different than the one we were looking at yesterday afternoon in the old crude oil. Where are you, crude oil here? This is the same pattern, only upside down because that one was a sell, this one was the buy. Let's just get up here, right here. There was the buy. There's your A, B, C, D move right here. Let's just put the A, B, C, D move in with the tool here so we can see where we are. And as you can see, we came within 20 cents of the exact bottom on that. But that was the 786 right here. So remember, mathematics precedes geometry. Another example of that. But that's what we're watching here, folks. So we're going to watch Apple for the next day or so because it's going to be quite interesting at this level of 186 in Apple as we look at it. Okay, now let's move on to one other thing that I want to mention to you. And that was this natural gas that Mr. Z had talked about. This is another situation. Let's get this up here so we can see it clearly. Move it up on this. Remember, this is a shorter term timeframe, folks. This is a pattern where we're looking at it over the last day. This is Thursday's action. Here's Friday's action. But as you can see here, right at the bottom, right here, we have a very clear A, B, C, D pattern right here. That's very clear. You can see it just drawn in and you'll be able to see we went right up to it. Okay, then we came down. Now we've got the bottoms coming in right here. Well, what's interesting, if you take it from the high, this is gonna be a 50% correction, not 382. There's your A leg, B leg, C leg, D leg. And here's your 38% comes in right here. You have a big correction. It goes from 05, that's $500 move, and then up. But now this is the pattern that Mr. Z was watching is we've got the higher bottoms here. You see that? Higher bottom, higher bottom, higher bottom. Move this over. And so this is important because of the fact that if you looked at it from the low up to the high, it comes in. Look at this, how many times it's, the line is so intense, here it is right here. There's the 61%, look how long it was here. There's a one hour, two hour, three hours it was here before it started to finally move higher. So really strong support there at that 302, 303 level. And now we're up around 304, 304.5. Now that's only a few hundred dollars, but it's a principle of how these numbers work because it's all based on the risk control of what you're looking at here, okay? So I think it's important to do that. Folks, here's the S&P. It's making new highs now for the whole move. Let's just look at this for a minute. And I'll tell you, I tried this today and I tried it twice actually. I tried it here, I ended up breaking even on that and I tried it here, I lost on that one. But this thing, and look at this on the daily, it is really a very, very powerful move. When you go this far, okay, and only back off for a day and a half, and that's 50 handles. Just to show you what that would have benefited had been a 382 retracement. The 382 retracement was down here, a hundred handles lower than where we are right now, folks. That's the 382. See, 4301, hello operator. And look, we're breaking out in the new high ground now. So we're going up to at least this level right here. The 61% retracement of the whole move way back in here. So that comes in at 44.38 and the old highs back here in October 44.37.  Probably on Monday or Tuesday, we're gonna have a big move to the upside. So that's what we're paying attention to here. I hope it makes a good deal of sense. Someone's asked a question, what do I do now in the gold? Folks, as far as I know, I have to wait because it didn't do what I wanted it to do. My risk factor was five bucks, I risked a tiny bit more than that because I had several contracts on, but don't remember, I had the crude oil on was really good. Hold on, you can see, this is the area where I wanted to buy right there and it went below it. So that was it, five bucks. You know, all I was risking up here was five bucks, but here's five bucks right here. And I didn't handle this one very well at all. Either I made some money in it, but not nearly as much as I could have, but that's all part of trading. You gotta do that. So if we just look at this on a four-hour chart, we'll probably get some type of another number down in here because you've got another ABCD forming. In fact, well, there's your next number right here. It's gonna be at 33. That's the 1.618 expansion of this whole move right here. Okay? That whole move takes you to 1933. Oh, okay, just a minute here. Hold on a second here. We'll go here. This is second, we'll get this down. There's your AB leg. There's your CD legs. Yeah, we went through that too. And the 1.618, this is why your stop's gotta be right below here. Because if it doesn't stop at 44 folks, like we say, you don't know where it's gonna go. These numbers only work about 60% of the time, but sometimes when they work, they work really good. But today just is not one of those days for the gold market. Oh, but it'll be coming. What I will be watching now is I'll be watching this number here at 1933, mainly because it's the 1.618 expansion of this whole range, just like, and maybe it won't even move very much. But if you take this range, just like this, hold it, where did it come up here? Hold on, stop this thing. Hold on, there it is. See, your 1.618 number here did not work either. That was the 1.618, all of this, look at this. It still went below that. 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Don't forget, you can listen to TFNN live on your mobile device 24 hours per day. Go to TFNN.com and hit watch Tiger TV. That's TFNN.com and hit watch Tiger TV. We're speaking online, I believe, with Grace Morris from Astro Economics. Grace, are you there? I'm here, hi. Well, how are you? Are you back in Florida now? No, I'm right now at this moment in Dallas, Texas. So between Miami, Florida and Dallas, Texas, that seems to be where the business world is. Oh, I'll be done. Are you over there giving a speech or a lecture or something? I'm here on business, yes. Oh, wow. I can remember us doing it several times a year. We always did Chicago and other cities when we were doing the Astral Conferences. How many years did we do that? It was about 10 or 15 years, wasn't it? It was 15 and we went all the way to Singapore and sitting on the ground. And we didn't come back. We started in Chicago. And you remember those days and it was fast. Oh, yes. Yes, it was. It was pretty much dominated and then the stock market sort of took over in about the fifth or sixth thousands. What I remember most about those first conferences that we did in Chicago was the fact that there was so much press. Remember, they had the TV and radio people there because people were using astrology with the markets? Yeah, it was really. CNN came and covered our third blend. Yes. It was pretty exciting. Yeah, well, you know, Bill Meridian and Victoria Martin were there and Victoria still lives in Chicago and the same place is still doing the same astrology. But I remember while I've talked just to the folks listening to this, why I don't understand astrology very much, but one of the things that happened to me when I was little is that right after I was born, the little hospital there in Clinton, Indiana burned to the ground and there was no records of my birth date. So all I had was the day I was born and Bill Meridian rectified it and so did Victoria separately. And you can tell the folks how this works, but they both came out that I was born around 1150 to 1155 in the morning of July 28th, which was a Monday. And they came up with those same numbers independently. And then my aunt, she told me, she said, I don't remember exactly, she said, I was there, it was really late at night and there it was. And so I was born around 1150 p.m. Tell the folks what that means when they rectify that. Well, it's called rectification and I work with businesses and I check to make sure that the time of the incorporation or the first trade charts are accurate and that's the process is called rectification. And I do that with each personal client too because you've got to start with an accurate chart. It isn't just a fun sign, it's the time of birth that's so important. Wow. Why do you think that is? Why do you think it works that way, Grace? Do you have any idea? I'm so skeptical, not skeptical, but I respect it too much too. Absolutely, that's the way we should be. But I'm pragmatic too, and if it works and 30 years ago, working with the traders from the Chicago Board of Trade, I had a lot of experience with testing out, so to speak, that birth times were accurate. And I found in many cases, people who, and there are some other countries did not record the time, so it became a fun thing. And after all these years, I think I'm pretty good at determining the exact birth time. With the business, it's essential. Well, you've done a great job. Now you told us, when you were on a show here about three weeks ago, that we were gonna be looking at a market that was gonna explode to the upside. And I think that was probably the understatement of the year. We've got much higher to go, it looks like. Oh yes, I'm optimistic at this point. I think the economy is in good shape and inflation is manageable. And I think we will continue. The fourth quarter is usually historically pretty good. I should mention that I was just looking at one of the four stocks that I recommended two weeks ago in the November newsletter is up $14 a share. And I guess I should just say, if anybody wants a free newsletter, just go to Astro at Astro Economics and ask for it. And I'll be glad to send the newsletter. Astro at Astro Economics. Yup. Okay. All of them are up, I usually give between three and six and there were four and they're all up, but the SNPS is up $14 a share. Which I think is pretty good. In my newest book, which just came out a few weeks ago, pick the winning stocks or how to choose stocks to outperform the market. I give the favorite sectors for this period and the stocks that will come out on the top and it's easy to see it. I think that's what's always impressed me that the financial astrology really, you can see the timing instantly and it works. I'm also a therapist. So I always thought between Dr. Carl Jung and as the psychiatrist who used the astrology or the study of cycles to interpret bird charts would be the way we would gain recognition, but I think it's really through financial astrology. Grace, how would the folks, how would the folks, how would the folks buy your book? Where would they go to get it? Go to the website astroeconomics.com and the book is available. There's a three hour video to explain how to use it. In the book is also the magic formula. I also the magnificent seven charts and instead the stocks that will outperform. And there actually is a combination of planets in each of the top stocks. And in the magnificent seven, and that's probably worth the price of the book and the video and the newsletter. So hopefully people will be interested. Oh, and I've also put the charts of the potential candidates for the US presidential election. And they're in the book too. Can I ask you a question? Do you have a guess who's going to be the next president or red or blue? Well, I, what I'm saying is- Well, you don't want to give it away. I don't want you to give it away. There it is. Okay, okay. Yeah, it's right now it's somebody who is not an official candidate so they may come in later. But there was a book written four and 50 years ago and every election when someone had the right combination of planets on both the election day and then on inaugural day, which is like January 20th in following years, then they were most likely to win and it has worked. So I guess it comes out with the most points right now. Somebody else joins the book to look at that. Right now, governor of Illinois, Jay B. Kribson. Holy moly. Listen, thanks for joining us, Grace. And we'll have you. We're going to have you on again. And we'll be following this. So thank you so much for being with us today. My pleasure. Thank you, Larry. Our pleasure. Thank you, Grace. You bet. 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The funds are designed to be utilized only by sophisticated investors such as traders and active investors. Distributor, Foreside Fund Services, LLC. This program is brought to you by Vista Gold, traded on the NYSE American and TSX under the symbol VGZ. Okay, folks, this is a chart that I posted up here right now that you can see is December soybean oil. We had Rich Anderson on the line yesterday talking to us about this, the fact that this was a very, very bullish pattern. Look where the fact that you came down stopped right at the 78% level down here at 4900. Now you're at 51-56. It looks like we could have a pretty good rally here. If we go down and look at this on the smaller timeframe that we were doing, we'll get this up here and see here's where we were. And in today's action, you can see there's where we were on Thursday, okay? Now that was the low, the market comes up. This is for kicks and giggles. Look where it stops. Yes, Johnny, I can see that.  Folks, this you gotta pay attention to because this is a real key factor here of how these markets works. I know this is only a 13 minute move to the downside, but when you see what I'm gonna show you next, you gotta pay attention from your low to your high. Look at this. It goes exactly to the exact 382 retracement and then away it goes and there's no more retracements in here except this little one right here. And if you blew that up just a little bit and saw from the last low to the last high, you'll see you're gonna be really pretty much spot on at another 382. There it is right there. And then we're continuing to go higher. We did another 382 and that one came in right there. Well, misses it by just a couple of cents. But when these markets are strong trending either up or down, we're gonna be covering that very heavily on the November 15th thing to look at because I've spent a lot of time looking at that pattern and it is a bonsai pattern for sure. We still got the stocks move. Look at the apple here. I have this here up here still made another high since we've been on the air, but it's almost, we should get to 186.43 today. I know it's a dollar from where it is right now. The ABCD measures to 185.30. Mathematics proceeds geometry. So they should get to 186 either today or Monday. Maybe it even gaps up Monday, given the fact that the market is so very strong here. And the rest of this stuff is looking relatively weak. So let's move on here to one other thing that we did yesterday was with the soybeans. You remember soybeans had this big move down and of course it was stopped right here at this level right here. This is the level we were looking at it right there. That was the little, that was this perfect ABCD that we had here at the 382. There it is. I'll just draw this in so you can see it right here and you'll be able to see it right there. There it is right there. There was your 382. Had a really nice move down to the downside. And here again, if you were to look at this and just in real strong trending markets, just watch for 382s. That's what you wanna be watching for. Here's your last high was right back here. Was actually right there was a pretty good high. Goes right to the, that one goes to the 50% level. If you did the one that started the whole thing right back here from this high down to this low, there's your 382 retracement right there from this high, 382. And then you come down, you make a lower low here. That means you've gotta take it off the big high which is right back here. And you go back and take a look at this and where does it go? Just about to the exact 382 went above it a little bit. And now we're starting to move up. So let's pay attention to this one because this is a really nice trade setup. We've got the last high right here, very important one. And now we've got this one right here. This is the low. So all we have to do now is just draw in to see what that 382 is gonna be in. Look where it is right now, folks. There's the 382 in January soybeans as we speak. Accompanied by, yes boys and girls, you're not gonna believe this, but it's accompanied by an AB equals CD, as old Mark Douglas would say to us. But there's where we are, get this drawn in. Doesn't draw perfectly because it's so jagged. But right there, we're pretty much there at 1349 and three quarters trading at 1349 right now. So that was late in the day, but still got another hour to go for the stock, two hours to go for the stock market. So this is not a bad trade right here. Just, well, if you blew it up, you'd see that it's got a whole bunch of things on a shorter-term basis that would make you happy. And that is, you've got another ABCD inside of this. You've got three, well, you've got a, well, so remember this is only a four-minute chart, so don't get too excited. There's your ABCD there, and then you've got another ABCD right here, ABCD right there, that one's coming up. So this is one of those that if I were doing live trading today, I'd be taking a quick look at that one right here at this 49 level. So whether that works or not, we'll have to wait and see. This stock market just keeps rocking and rolling to the upside, folks. Let's move on here to the next thing I wanna cover here, which is, I would give you odds that today's low will be the low in the gold. And the reason why is I love that pattern so much, and it didn't work, and I had just about everybody I knew was in it, so they all took a loss, but that's the way it goes. Okay, here's our S&P now. You see, I have a huge outside day today. The low being down here at 51 were up 70 handles, folks. Hello, operator. I mean, give me a break. This is like this kind of move right here. You know, just boom, just straight up. But we're gonna get up here at 38. We might make it two hours to go. We could easily get here to the 61% retracement and match the high that we had from October. So very, very interesting times as they say in the trade. So let's keep that in mind. Someone has a question about a stock one second.  That is the stock of a Wal-Mart. Let's get that up here. Starts with a W, right? W-W-M Wal-Mart is right there. We'll get this up here. As I recall, we had a broken head and shoulders and that is probably showing us. That's what we were looking at right here. Here was the potential head and shoulders. There was a shoulder right here. There was the head right here. No, the head is in the middle, Larry. Hello, operator. And there was your shoulder right here. It backed off for just a little bit. There's your shoulder, head, shoulder. They have to be equal in time, okay? The right shoulder has to be equal to or less than the left shoulder. That's exactly what we've done. The market sold off for one, two, three, four days. It didn't come down very much. Looks like it made about a 50% retracement. Ooh, three, eight, two retracement. Oh, shucks, hold on. Didn't draw that in right. Makes a three, eight, two retracement here and now we're continuing to explode to the upside here. So that was one that didn't work, but this is where we are with Wal-Mart. Where is it going? All we have to do is look a little bit more. You see we're a new high ground here. So we're a heartbeat away from all new highs. I mean, we've already made new highs. Yes, we've already made new highs off of that. So we're gonna keep going higher. How much higher? Well, let's just take a quick look at it. If this is the case, could easily make a case for this. There's your A leg right here. There's your B leg right here. There's your C leg right here. 172 up another seven points without hardly any trouble at all. And that would be equal to what they did here. You see that, that's probably where it's going is around 172. Let's take a break. Gotta pay a few bills. 877-9766-48. 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That's TFNN.com and hit watch Tiger TV. Okay folks, someone's asked me what's my next plan in gold. Here's my weekly chart, okay? I based it on this, 1944 was a 380 of this move. Look at this down move right here, folks. You see this big up move is $200, $220. Look at the down move, we gave half of it back, not half of it back, but quite a bit of it. Remember what the stock market's done like this, folks? Get ready, because it's gonna do this, because what goes up must come down. The two things technically that I'll look at is I'll draw the highs from those last highs and see that when it comes into this level right here, this is gonna be a really important spot, because this will be a 20-man line. Let me redraw it from the high so that you'll be able to see it from this high to that high through that high and go all the way up to this high. You see you have one, two, two major hits right there and it should come in, ooh, looks a little bit lower here, right about 1935 is where I'll be looking at. The 50% retracement is 1921, so probably looking at it between 1935 and 1921 as a possible buy. Looking at it on the daily, okay? That'll tell us it'll be somewhere around, there's 1925 right in here, folks, so this is where I'd be watching it right about there. So that's what I'll be paying attention to, because it's been a big move down here since November the first and we'll see what it does from this level, but I still feel strongly that we got a chance for it to have a really good rally here in gold. I didn't hold the 3A2, but again, we're talking about 1944, the low's been 1937, so that's pretty close to the ballpark, but you'll have to see what happens on Monday. My guess is we're gonna be probably steady to sharply higher, well, we'll be sharply higher because people are not afraid of being short gold, so there should be some type of a bottom here within about 10 bucks to where we are right now, but I gotta refine it better because you gotta keep the risk as small as possible. I hope that helps live every day in an attitude of gratitude and may God bless and we'll see you on the flip side on Monday.


Thanks for checking out this movie review video. So this is for the 1971 Italian giallo film death walks on high heels I watched it on this blue ray that I got through aero video You can see it's region B based off this thing, but I happen to have a region free player Thankfully so I can see stuff like this You know going into this I didn't know a whole lot. I had heard a little bit about death walks on high heels specifically I'd heard Eli Roth talk about it on a in an interview and I was like Oh, it must be at least decent, but I wasn't prepared for how much I was going to really enjoy this film I thought it's great It's jumped up into my top 10 geolos that I've seen and I'm now seeing I think 38 giallo films at this point, but I'm still going and on that note if you are big into giallo I have a whole playlist of movie review videos on giallo films just giallo films on my Channel, so just know that so anyway death walks on high heels directed by Luciano Ercoli this is this is my first Ercoli film He also did film such as the forbidden photos of a lady above suspicion, which I think I ordered I think I purchased that I just haven't gotten it yet and Death walks at midnight, which I almost purchased but didn't but it's still on my list Gotta limit myself when I make these purchases, you know, this was written by Ernesto Gestaldi now. This is a very recognizable name if you've seen a lot of Giallo films and you've looked into who's written the scripts now Listen to all the scripts he's worked on the vampire in the ballerina werewolf in a girl's dormitory the whip in the body Your butt your vice is a locked room and only I have the key all the colors of the dark the case of the bloody iris The strange vice of mrs. Ward torso the suspicious death of a minor the scorpion with two tails the case of the scorpions tail That's a lot and it's a lot of giallo It's not all giallo that I solicited and it's a lot of giallo, but he has a lot more writing credits You can look on IMDb. This was also written by monahen Velasco Who also wrote the forbidden photos of a lady above suspicion and death walks at midnight So worked with Gestaldi on those so anyway This film is also known as death stocks on high heels and nights of love and terror Um Sure, whatever There's always multiple title streets things so the character of captain Lenny Some people may have watched this film have been like man that guy captain Lenny or the guy who's playing captain Lenny He looks so familiar and that immediately clicked with me as soon as I saw captain Lenny, which by the way great character Especially because like let's give it up for captain Lenny for the fact that he Tells police like he admits to being a peeping Tom to being a thief stealing money from someone's house and To a witnessing a murder and saying absolutely nothing about it And then basically assumes that he's not gonna end up being arrested because he was trying to keep from being arrested For the murder by saying all these things and then he's just like oh, yeah glad I got that off my chest And they're like yeah You're going to jail Right so anyway the guy who plays captain Lenny is George were God who also was in the films other Giala films a Lizard in a woman's skin all the colors of the dark knife of ice the case of the bloody iris and eyeball Which I've seen and reviewed all those on my channel Except eyeball. I still need to get the eyeball. That's on my list to get as well There are a lot of jealous on my list to get and more coming in So you get the idea that the guy who's ends up being killed immediately in this film is not really a good guy They do a good job of kind of telegraphing that by showing, you know, the one-eye patch that indicates not necessarily a good person Not today.  Who knows, you know, obviously in the end we find out that that was Nicole's father Who had pulled off a diamond heist with Some other people who were involved and then he gets murdered by Dr. Matthews as we know They introduce a diamond heist into the mix then the suspect is Nicole's father Who was the first victim and the killer was looking for the diamonds, too I do like that twist to the whole story because it kind of ups the stakes It's not just the typical giallo of oh, we're looking for the the black gloved killer. Who is it? It's there's a diamond heist thrown into the mix So I just think it makes for a more rich story more intriguing story in my opinion and in general I just think the writing on this one was quite good. I really did enjoy it I did guess in the end that it would end up being dr. Matthews unfortunately And the reason I guess that is because his interest that he took in Nicole very early on and how persistent he was didn't It felt over the top. I was gonna say it didn't feel natural It felt over the top and it just really telegraphed to me as a viewer Okay, you know, they're they're trying too hard to insert this guy into the narrative He's got to end up being the killer for that reason and I ended up being right So the cabaret dance in this early on with Nicole very long scene Obviously, they got throw the sex appeal in there once again I know I've said this on other giallo reviews But they tried to put a lot of nudity into the films because apparently they could it was easier for them to get Into the Japanese market that way because they really wanted nudity back then just saying what I read So the cabaret dance was long and then there was that sex scene between Nicole and Michelle And then it's followed by another dance scene So it kind of seemed for quite a while that that was kind of like the focal point of the film And I was like, okay, we had the death. We heard about the diamond heist.   You're supposed to think oh my gosh This this is the guy and then especially when Nicole finds the blue contacts Which are obviously found at the very end to make you think that he did it and that's why Nicole initially flees but goes to Dr. Matthews to be like get me out of here which I Guess like at first my response was like would she really run into the arms of this person who she doesn't really know But I guess she kind of got the idea that he had a lot of money So that would be like a quick easy way to get out of there Plus she might assume that since he has money and since he's a guy because this was the 70s That she would be protected, you know But she was running in the arms of the enemy the person who would end up killing her. Yes, and then put her on ice literally It's funny the attack on Nicole is real weird Showing her the knife ripping her dress and tying it around her head. That was the initial attack Before she goes and finds the contacts in Michelle's bathroom Real weird attack like he doesn't like try to cut her anything He just like shows her the knife and then he like rips up her clothes and like puts it up and like ties it around Her head so she like can't see him. I don't understand She already saw him though. Like it's so weird But that's the thing like there are those little weird kind of quirky things in the film that Indeer it to me even more like I love those aspects of this film.  Like I said, yeah, just introduced way too early for me to believe He was actually gonna be the killer But at the end when the inspectors then find those contacts on him I was like, are they really gonna do this?  I was like, okay good. So they should have done So I like how Dr. Matthews Introduces Nicole to people at the villa and they are just that they just like stare at her like weirdos Like every single person he's introduced her to it's just like staring at her and they all kind of look like Not your best-looking people. They all kind of look like Circus folk, maybe is that bad to say like old-school circus folk Just saying They show the hidden gun in this so it has to get used That's that whole old thing where like if you see a gun in film it will be used later So I took note of that because that's always in my mind where Dr. Matthews showed her that kind of secret compartment where the Fireplace was basically with the gun in it and then later on when he was saying the diamonds were there I was like, oh, he's going to pull the gun because that's where the guns kept and sure enough If you see a gun in a film, it's gonna get used. They don't just show it to you for no reason All the time spent looking at Nicole through the telescope really does create a voyeuristic feeling So I like that aspect of it You know, you're looking through this little hole and you're kind of following the events of what's going on It feels cool. It works really well now. We find out later.   I Wasn't expecting Nicole to end up being found dead I actually kind of thought that Nicole would make it through the entire film. So when she turned up dead I was pretty surprised. I was like, oh, they went there. So like, okay, that's good Michelle really does try to make himself look bad Like when he went to Vanessa's house and started smacking her around Which led me to believe even more that there's no way he's actually the killer because obviously in these Jialo films They try to lead you as far away From the actual suspect or the actual person who did it as possible They try to introduce tons of red herrings and they didn't okay job with this one With Jialo films if someone says they'll tell you later News flash they won't because they're gonna end up dead like Vanessa did as soon as she said that because I've seen that so many times In Jialo films like I'll tell you tomorrow or I'll tell you later. Nope They never will they never will because they'll be dead and so as soon as Vanessa had said that I was like She's gonna be dead. She's gonna be dead and she was I do like the shot of the Made seeing of Vanessa through the keyhole when she was dead That was really cool was like the the shape of the keyhole and you just see like her bloody head laying down on the bed I thought that looked really good and They really do take their time in this film like following the inspector around as he's doing his inspection of You know trying to figure out this this case so I do think for that reason it would be nice if it was kind of cut a little bit to kind of You know get it down because it's almost so it's like I think an hour and 47 minutes is what I remember and Yeah, it could be cut down, but you know, this was from the 70s like they kept the films longer back then People have more patience The twist of the ice being used to preserve Nicole's body I thought was a really cool introduction also when they show you how the ice is made like that ice plant like it was this gigantic Square like this Rectangle this huge rectangle of ice and apparently got three of those doctor Matthews got three of those to like put On her body and then like lowered it down into the water to keep her preserved to mess with the time of death For the coroner. I thought that was a cool aspect to it I think that's really like putting a lot into the details and I haven't seen it done before so I thought that was cool.   He was such like this nutty weird dude plus his house. His house was really cool I really enjoyed seeing the inside of that house Cool scene The scene where the alarm during the heist that kind of like flashback of what was going on with the Heist with the guy who had been blinded with the blowtorch that whole scene where it's Revealed how he got blinded with the blowtorch was really funny. I mean the fact that he was like I don't know It's just it's the way they shot it. It's the way it was acted It's really funny like the alarm happens the guy like turns around real quick with the blowtorch Just like right in his eyes. It was comedic. It was comedic to me.  I think they could have done a better job with that but once again, it's quirky. It's funny I kind of think that adds to the experience of the film for me And in the end I guess right my suspicion was Matthews because he was so aggressive and trying to get with Nicole like I said I don't know if anyone else out there guessed it, but yeah By the time Michelle ended up tackling Matthews because they have the whole thing in the end where Matthews is getting away Michelle goes after him now When he had left the house Matthews had left the house He shot someone and then kept running, but then by the time Michelle gets to him and tackles him He doesn't have the gun anymore for some reason He would still have the gun most likely because you don't like fall or anything at that point Although I mean he did when he was tackled But I think he may have still had the gun and he could have even shot him before he got tackled My point being Michelle should have been shot at that point Matthews should have gotten away in my opinion Just saying I do love the scene of Michelle just bitch slapping The hell out of Matthews when he gets him on the ground He's like whack whack whack whack whack and then he almost goes too far because then he like picks up a rock And I was like I was laughing because of the smacking and then he picks up the rock and I was like oh But then he was stopped by the police and he was just you know Kind of brought his anger into check and that's actually just another aspect of who he was who Michelle was You know, he was an aggressive dude. He went over the top He was smacking around Vanessa like he had a tendency to just go over the top and when he was first found to be in the area He had been getting into bar fights, you know getting drunk and getting into bar fights The man is a really aggressive cannot stop himself. So Just saying anyway, so this was a good one and I will say I'd showed you this already But this this arrow release like the way it looks the way they clean this up. It looks really good It looks really clean and if you like this film and you've been thinking about getting this version this arrow version of it Definitely do it's a nice blu-ray. It looks really great. I'm gonna need to check out some of the extra features though So anyway out of five stars with half stars in play I'm gonna give this a very solid three and a half star rating like I said It's one of the better giallo films. I've seen so it makes me even more interested in getting death walks at midnight, too You know, I'm not assuming it will necessarily be as good because you know sequels or sequel-esque type films aren't necessarily as good, but I'm just intrigued now, but great one I really enjoyed this. I'd love to hear your comments on this if you've seen it Did you love it? Did you hate it? Was it in between go ahead and put it in the comments And we'll get nerdy about it But do me a quick favor and hit that subscribe button if you can and you can because it literally takes you a second painless free That is your way to let me know that you like this video or any video you have ever watched of mine And that's a great way to repay me because it keeps me going it keeps me motivated when I see people joining this kind of Nerdy horror community. 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