Hi, so I'm Carly Heidemann and I'm going to be talking today about the Research Identifier Ecosystem. I hope to convince you that you did is a PID with benefits. So this is work that is currently being developed, is being incubated at the Trust Over IP Foundation, and it's informing my work in AgriFood Data Canada at the University of Guelph. Now in the research community, researchers need to be able to unambiguously identify objects. Now single objects such as which particular instrument was used for the measurements or this particular data set was a result of these research activities or methodologies, vocabularies, these are all things that could benefit by having a identifier. Now we can take that idea even further because with the creation of compound objects. So we would have like a project compound object where it would reference the people and the outputs and the funders that were all part of a particular project. We can then do the same thing for publication. So a lot of research information is disseminated via a publication, which is a collection written by a set of authors. They'll describe the methodology and maybe any code that's used, instruments that were used, the data sets that were generated, and this can all be expressed as a single object, as an example. And finally, versioned objects are another example of things like you could have a publication and version one, version two, version three, etc. So it can all be called the same thing, but you can follow the history along. Now when we're able to identify these research objects, we can link them together via the metadata. So the figure example here from Project Fran, we know that A and B are related and B and C are related and therefore we can assert the relationship between A and C because of something that we call in research the PID graph. So a PID graph is that we can view a network of the relationship between objects that are generated in research. So here we can see A, B, and C in that example and I've extended the graph. And by following the graph, the idea is that we can jump from say a person to their paper and their methodology, finding therefore a related paper and related data sets. So traversing the PID graph and there are many benefits being able to do this. We can generate insight about the research that is being done. We can follow funding to see, you know, after this funding thing, these are the objects that were generated, finding out what the community values, the thing that the communities reference constantly or to explore new relationships, to be able to find new collaborators who might be working on related topics, discover new objects for research like a new data set and assemble new sets of related things and ultimately perhaps to identify gaps in knowledge. So to uniquely identify the object, to find the description of the object and ultimately trust the results. In research what we need is a globally unique identifier that's globally resolvable to something useful and within a secure ecosystem. And in research we call these things PIDs, Persistent Identifiers. Now the current state of PIDs is that we have an identifier such as ROAR or RAID or DOI and when you have that identifier you plug it into a resolver which then usually searches some kind of database to find the unique record and from the record you can then find the metadata and associated links that were originally associated with that identifier. So in this kind of system of current state what you need is you need centralized database. Centralized control of that in the majority of Persistent Identifiers there's a pre-determined schema choice and there's really limits about what can be identified. So if we want to get to that state of the PID graph to be able to unambiguously connect from object to object we need to be able to describe many different types of objects. Now I'm proposing here a new improvement for Persistent Identifiers and that is the idea of decentralized identifiers. This is a new concept that's being developed. You can see that many of the Persistent Identifier pieces are here but they're just rearranged. We still have an identifier and that is resolved we use a resolving service to find the record that's associated with the identifier but here for example we can have those records on some kind of distributed ledger and then ultimately we're pulling up the associated metadata and any links that are related to the object that we are referencing. Now there's many benefits to having this kind of system of decentralization. We have a robust decentralized network. There's transparency trust traceability and with that traceability and the associated digital signatures we have auditability and that means that it's a very extensible system and there's lots of opportunity here for innovation. So people can create new things in the ecosystem while maintaining high trust. And this is very key in that it's a governed ecosystem. Certainly in the research identifier world we're talking about we would be looking at building a system that is extremely governed because and that is yet to be established that would involve many stakeholders and the governance is going to ask like how much of the ecosystem is directly governed and how much is open, who for example is allowed to write different schemas, who is allowed to register identifiers, perhaps the ecosystem might want to limit where the identifiers can resolve to or the role of endorsements and all of these choices can be tweaked because one of the key points is the funding model. So often funding is at a national level but the need for a global system of resolvable identifiers is an international one. So governance is going to have all kinds of choices to be made about who could join, delegation, etc. And this is ultimately going to dictate the functionality of the distributed identifier ecosystem. Now what about trust? How does trust work in this system? So how do we trust the results? In the current state what we do is we trust the centralized authority who controls the records in the database. So you have a number of people who are privileged to be able to log in and are allowed to edit records in the database and we trust that the centralized authority is better used. Now in decentralized systems such as the did system, we have trust that's built on asymmetric cryptography. So asymmetric cryptography relies on keys. Anyone can independently create a private or public key pair and then when you sign an identifier with a private key you can mathematically confirm that signature using the public key that's available. So conceivably anyone can create and sign identifiers but no one can create an identifier with your signature. So we have a new way to trust. So we're moving beyond the idea of passwords and central authorities who do the vetting to private keys and digital wallets with the public keys that are available on the ledger. So the basic parts of the ecosystem for decentralized identifiers that I'm describing here, first thing that we're going to have is what we call the did document. That's the object that's signed by the creator and it represents the object. It's going to be the one that has the links to downstream resources like the associated metadata of the object, the URL of where you can find the database, etc. And the location of this did document in this example it's on a distributed ledger. Now the W3C is a definition of decentralized identifiers of course there's different ways that you can store this kind of information. And the did itself is just a short little string. I've given an example here of a made up research identifier and that would be kind of the text that you might include in your publication for example. You could say that the data set is available at did, res, etc. And then when somebody looks up that did they would then plug it into a resolving server service in order to then I find the compiled the did document and then trace it back to find the metadata and any external links. And all of this of course is is predicated on private public keys. So it also involves wallets for all the users holding their private keys and also possibly something I haven't mentioned yet, verified credentials, which might be credentials that let you do certain things within the ecosystem. So let's test out some of the use cases and illustrate the possibilities in research identifiers. One of the first things we're going to ask about is interoperability with the existing system. So we can use this decentralized identifier to point to an existing identifier. So my object already has a PID in this example. It's got say a DOI for paper or something. So I can create did that just resolves to the PID and it will be cryptographically signed by me so that anyone can confirm that I was a person person who author author and controls that. So we see here the first thing that I do is I create my public private key pair. I've got my private key in my wallet and I would publish my public key onto the ledger of the decentralized identifier ecosystem. So that would say like Carly Heidemann, I claim this to be me and this is my public key so that when you find something, you can check it and confirm that I was indeed the person author. Now, the next thing that I would do is I would create the did for my paper that's already existing and the did would just be a reference downstream to the existing DOI or URL etc. And I would sign that did with my private key. So somebody else then would be able to go and look up that the that they can confirm using looking at my public key that I was indeed the author of that that paper did. And the important thing here is that I didn't need a central authority in order to secure and trust my decentralized identifier. So coming back to one of the key ideas that I introduced at the beginning of the talk, the idea of creating different types of identifiers. Currently, in the systems that we have right now, it's hard to do. So what we ultimately have is that, you know, if we want to create an identifier for a person, then we have to have international collaboration. They'll write about what kind of information belongs with this identifier. Then the in this example, it's known in research as an orchid ID or orchid. And they will run their own database that has all the entries. And then we come along and we say, no, now what we'd like to do is collections projects. So the raid identifier gets international collaboration. And they set up a database, they build a resolver, they secure the funding, etc. So you can see that it's as it is currently being used as it currently exists, it's difficult for new types of identity fires to be spun up. So we don't see a whole lot of adoption of the different types of identifiers. But if we go back to that figure of a PID graph and being able to follow resources, we can see that it would be really beneficial to be able to give things unique identifiers and describe them with the appropriate metadata. So with the decentralized identifier ecosystem, it can be very easy to create a new identifier type in the system and to have the high amount of trust that goes with it. So in another example of a use case, so I am the society, Canadian Society of Microbiologists. And my user, my membership has identified a need. We want to create a new microbiome identifier type so that people can give their microbiome research objects like a sample, a decentralized identifier, and they can describe it using this new community schema. So in this example, then here's a different variation of governance. So perhaps the governing body says grants to CSM and organization, they're credentialed that grants them the right to publish schemas in the ecosystem. So maybe in this kind of governance model, we say that schemas are only allowed to be registered by specific parties that have been granted that way. So what the CSM does is they are going to, because they have the permission for it, they're going to write a schema and then they are going to create a decentralized identifier that points to that schema and they're going to publish that on the, they're going to publish their did document and they're going to sign it with their private cryptographic. Now let's use that new microbiome schema and we're going to mint a new identifier. So Alice, she has a microbiome freezer sample, she's been attending, she's a member of, say, Canadian Society for Microbiologists, or she just appreciates their work and she wants to give it, she wants to give her freezer sample identifier and she wants to describe it using the CSM microbiome schema. So the first thing that Alice needs to do is that she goes out and she finds the CSM microbiome schema, perhaps on the CSM webpage, they have published a list of schemas that they support or endorse or that they are authors of and that's maybe the way that she enters into this ecosystem. So she's found the identifier for the schema, she looks it up and she can confirm that the CSM were the ones that digitally signed the schema did and she trusts that she has found the correct schema because she looks up the CSM, they're a decentralized identifier, she looks at who signed the schema and she confirms that it was them and then she is able to go follow the links and find the actual schema. So now what Alice is going to do is she's going to write metadata for descriptive data, metadata for her sample that she wants to give an identifier to. So she composes that metadata according to the schema that she had found, she's going to reference the schema that she's using in order to write that metadata and then she is going to create an identifier for the metadata record that she has just written and she's going to sign that identifier with her private key so that anyone can look up and confirm that yes, it was indeed Alice who wrote that, who authored that microbiome sample and she was the one who registered the decentralized identifier. So another use case that we can talk about is the ability to create a compound object using a schema and have that compound object reference other identifier. So for example, we find the schema for a publication object and it will say that you need to contain different features like who are the authors, datasets, etc. So you can write that metadata for the publication and then give it an identifier so that people can find that publication and then the publication itself can internally say oh the authors were that referencing the specific author dids or pins or something and the dataset identifiers as well. So you can write compound objects and they can contain references to other objects. So with this system we have interoperability with existing systems of identifiers. So it's very easy to add new functionalities. It means that we can create a flexible system that enables creativity. You can have researchers controlling different aspects of the ecosystem that they are able to build and since everything is signed there's going to be full providence and this should ultimately handle enhanced reproducibility in science. And in my little examples here there's a lot more of the technology that there is than what I have discussed like open wallets, key management, carry, for those in the know, revocation lists, endorsements, licenses, and so on. But the next step after all of the discussion here would be to start making governance decisions about all the different parts that are possible how to put them together in order to make the ecosystem of research identify. Now the technologies that I'm talking about here parts of this ecosystem are being built right now. Now I'm not the first person to come up with the idea that decentralized identifiers are great examples of PIDs in research. I didn't see this, but Marcus Sabadello presented Kailia Young's work at the 2019 Pidipalooza. Pidipalooza is a conference about research identifiers and I guess they needed to make the topic that is admittedly a little dry, a bit more interesting. So this figure is from Marcus's presentation where he compared decentralized identifiers to all kinds of other identifiers that are currently being used. And I added in here that indeed the PIDs are unique for being the ones that are cryptographically verifiable. Another example of some of the technology being in use right now is that of Glythe Global Legal Identifier Foundation. So they are using authentic chain data containers based on carry and in this example Glythe is a root of trust for identity. So these are after the 2008 financial crisis, Glythe was an organization that was founded in order to give all business organizations identifiers to help make financial transactions more sure. So they are now setting up ways to do this with a cryptographic verifiable LEIs, Legal Identifier Foundation. And here in Canada we have starts of another decentralized identity ecosystem. So some of the promises are contributing to a Canadian Hyperledger Indie Network called CANDY. The idea is that Canadian government entities can be given identifiers and they will be able to issue and digitally signed verified credentials. And the governance for this is available, readable on GitHub and the link is down below. So you can see some of the efforts that are currently being done to, with different parts of the tools for the ecosystem of resistance identifiers. And as I said before the W3C, they have now recommended officially DIDS and VCs. Canada is also looking towards digital trust and identity and is certainly referencing these standards as well. So I hope that I have convinced everyone here that DIDS are indeed PIDs with benefits. Benefits are robust decentralized network, transparency, trust, traceability. Everything is digitally signed. So this means that we have the possibilities for auditability. Very flexible, all the components can be remixed, accessible to new use cases, and ultimately an opportunity for more decentralized innovation. I really like this ecosystem and the technologies that are part of it because it means that we can start to become a bit more creative with how things get mixed. People can create new things within the ecosystem, but then they're still able to maintain a high degree of trust. Thank you very much.


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Stevenson Beats hood one nil and an extra time tonight here at Mustang Stadium Glen Clark with head coach Graham Miller. I forgot how to talk for a second there. Coach wow yeah there's a lot to go over. The relief of getting a late win like this. I know that draws not a loss but the way you guys have played tonight I would imagine it would have been quite the bitter pill to have taken a draw tonight. The relief that comes with getting the late goal. Yeah I mean that's that's that's a huge relief. We haven't had a win since Catholic and so getting the win getting the shutout. Thank you to Slabby again Christian Slabby but the big thing is is three points to start conference play and you only get four four conference home games and we always say if you want to be in the playoffs you got to win the four conference games so I draw wouldn't have hurt us but at the end of the day there's a big difference between three points and one point and getting those three points on the board with our first conference game first home game you know is huge and so there is a there's a big relief and you know I give all credit to you know Jesse and and his staff that did an unbelievable job with that with a hood college men's team since we since we seen them last in 2019 and you know they deserve something out of the game I think for their effort I think we deserve something for the amount of chances we created but at the end of the day for us it's you know they never say you know never give up we played for the win which we talked about before the start of the season when we played Hopkins and we cannot play for a tie today we knew we needed to go in and the fact that Dylan Hawley gets the assist shows that he wanted it he wanted it more than anyone to get that ball back to will to finish off the opportunity I'm so glad you referenced that because he had great chances tonight and some that really felt like this we're deserving of a goal and what he's willing to do to get up there and make those types of plays in the way I mean I don't know if you saw he was celebrating it before it was in the back of the net he knew that airheart was right there waiting for it what did it mean to you to see his effort and pushing up tonight well you know Dylan Holly a hundred and seven minutes again tonight you know I played all every minute on Saturday I mean we just came off an overtime game against Cabrini that you enjoyed as well so you know you go from 110 minutes against Cabrini a very good team of the fast forward that he had to do a lot of running you come out in a first conference game you know after one day of practice one day of recovery and here we are again he's played a hundred and seven minutes but he's the guy that gets the assist and Dylan is you know you need those guys in a team when I first started here we had a player DR Medtart who just took the game by the scruff of his neck and you need guys like that well that's Dylan Holly and this team needs a needs somebody like that and Dylan just took it you saw how many runs he was making to try and get the ball up the field how many headers that were were either great saves or off the crossbar and the fact that he got the assist shows you the kind of leader he is and the kind of winner he is that he's not gonna let us go out of this without a win tonight how do you build off this now as you head out on the road against Eastern well the good news is with the choose the game now we get a little bit of time to recover we actually get three days to plan for Eastern you know they're coming off a loss today with Alvernia but they beat hood on Saturday 1-0 so it's gonna be a it's always tough away from home if we can get a result it'll really help us for that conference running coach I wouldn't mind if a few of them ended in 90 minutes I still want you to win but I just wouldn't mind if a few of them ended in 90 minutes during the course of the season well I think coach Kanabani now that he's out here remains across was telling me to hurry up and finish the game so I'm glad we gave him a little three minutes three minutes off so we'll take that but you're right I would you know my my heart and my gray hair would with like a few 90-minute wins congratulations on a good win tonight we'll see out here next week thanks coach Clark you probably know enough about soccer you can coach this team this is what happens when you're playing extra time games every time out he's grandmiller I'm coach Clark let's go Mustang sports.com


The following is a presentation of TFNN Trade what you see With Larry Pezzavento Call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> Now Larry Pezzavento Hi everyone, this is Basel Chapman sitting here for Larry Pezzavento I'm usually the one doing the noon time Eastern time 11. That's 12 o'clock to 1 o'clock Show called the Tiger technicians hour. I'm also the author of the opening call a daily newsletter. Well, let's go straight to the news That's important. We've got the doubt trading at 27,198 at the close yesterday Apple comes out with very good surprise upside earnings and it's up about eight points right now So the ym which is the Dow futures trading at 27,224 still stuck in this channel This is gonna be very interesting because after the Fed speak today That's between 2 o'clock and 230 whenever they start giving out that news about what they're gonna do with racers probably will be a quarter point to cut because I just don't see them going 50 right now. Why would they want to do 50 and they want to save a little Little time and energy for later when they probably will need it So I think 25 cents and then say data dependence That's the very easiest thing to do and that says that if the Dow starts to trade There's late this afternoon and is holding a plus a hundred something or other That's let's just say it's going to the 27,300s. This is not the futures of the cash That's gonna be very important because the last high the all-time high INDU the high on the 15th was 27,398 if by any chance there's a sudden short squeeze or whatever it is and All of a sudden you're looking at the market Spiking to the upside, but I would like to see all the indices doing the same thing not just one What would happen is that you'd get short covering and that could last maybe into tomorrow What's really important about the work? I do is that this rectangle formation? I have a rule that says a rectangle formation could last a lot longer than your patience We've been this rectangle between 27,400 and 27,000 for one two three four five six seven eight nine ten ten sessions That's that's almost two weeks and we haven't broken out a close on the Dow below 26,950 between now and Friday would be very negative In the short term the weekly chart is still really strong Look at the wiki charts all the way around look at the wiki chart of the Dow You get the weekly chart of the S&P You can see this what I call the chapwave inside track repellent zone You see this all all of us have our techniques and there's just got a whole host of Techniques that he uses all the time uses it uses them really well. I believe very strong He doesn't matter what you do just do it over and over and consistently and if it works for you Just keep using it don't have to have anybody give you a check to say, you know Take it off to say great That's that's what it's yours and whatever I do.  You'll know so what I'm doing is There's a chapwave technique where we look at a D when you go to the fourth highest peak That's where other things can happen. S&P made a peak D at 3037 let me just explain that to you in my technology my technical tools I should say I think of only three patterns straight up or straight down. That's one an Arch formation. That's two and a cup formation. That's three What is it arch you go from one point you rally and you come back and you test that left side low It could be an inverted V but it's the same principle and the cup is going from one point down Coming back up now you can get a mix so this call them three patterns But it's 3a and then 3b is a mix of them and you get your straight line You get your arch wider make it red because if you take out that left side low with bad Technicals in other words, I use the McDean moving average convergence divergence and the slow stochastic You can go quite a bit lower and on the upside in the wine formation In green if you take out that left side high With good technicals you can keep going high. So it's very simple. Let's see for how it works in practice There's a very large arch formation if the Dow doesn't say if the S&P doesn't start trading in the 3100s in the next week or two This arch formation says you can go chop chop chop in the sideways to slightly down Formation and that makes a 2980 level 2977 very strong support that must hold Weekly chart. Yes, this chap we've inside track whenever you get into this range the price seems to pull back It's like a magnet that brings it to you and then you reverse the magnet and it pushes you away But the magdies still strong as the castics at 94 percent I think that's fabulous and the weekly chart is it's just next just broken out of the chap away inside track repellent zone in the nine month consolidation from the January high of 2872s down to the low of 2603 was a February or so and then you go all the way back in September to 2940 break out break above the previous high Decisively go to peak E in the Chapman way plunge to 2346 nine months later. That's this month finishing today You're going to write to this To the edge you broke above it by a fraction maybe two points you pulled back 3013 right now the SMB futures are up at 3016 up 4.50 the down futures are up 59 at 27223 obviously helped by Apple ha this is going to be really interesting. What happens today? I have my theories and I'll talk about it But let's go to the QQQ, which is the NDX 100 peak D. Once again, we've got a peak D We did that through an alternate wave count now the whole thing about this one I don't want to dwell too much on this maybe in my show at noon. I'll do a little bit more on it. Why is this important? Because there was a technique that I use called the Chapman wave instant restart Go to the fourth highest peak peak D and within three bars You're making your high But if you're making your high and the technicals are still good yet you pull back underneath or right to the low of D The truck D that says be careful because when you make your final move to the upside peak D In a new buy mode you could come all the way back and that would mean you come all the way back to 189 that's four and a half points down More actually at this particular point So this is what we're looking at so the QQQQs have done very well the weekly chart looks fabulous The monthly chart has broken out. There's this rising wedge formation. It took out that high This is not the close we have to wait for four o'clock today if it closes over 193 17 and it's a 194 38 right now up 60 cents pre-market. That's going to be a big deal So now let's go on and we want to look at the IWM, which has been a little angered The IWM right now is trading at 157 81 Down point oh three pre-market look a rectangle formation can last a lot longer than your patients than the first of june 150 803 it's gone down to the 153 60 wasn't 153 40 level on the 22nd of july yesterday runs all the way back to that almost the 158 level it goes to 157 84 stuck in a range. Let's see what happens here and The monthly chart shows you that it's really lagging very poorly now Let's go through the other things gold gold is up to at 1443 point nine is stuck in this Rectangle formation can last a lot longer than your patients I'll tell you what I'm expecting to happen this afternoon and what if it does happen or what if it doesn't happen when we get back The dollar has been absolutely fabulous. 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So we've got I'm Basil Chapman sitting for Larry Percevento the one only Larry Percevento So what we're looking at is gold has been stuck in this range between the 15 40s one little pop to the 14 so the 1440s one little pop to 1454 back in the range Holding well, look if you use technical analysis if you use the nine period in the 14 period moving averages Look how it's really walked in the nine period the green one nine period moving average, but it's stuck in a range It just hasn't gone away. Look the Magde has failed miserably and yet the price is held I love that that's saying that there's internal strength look at the weekly chart of that big spike to the 1454 level back on the 19th of July We stuck and normally what ideas I grabbed the out of the outer wicks of a Pattern like this in the candlestick and I outlined them and I said, okay We could trade in that range and there we are we're back in that range That's the dating the monthly now look at we always looking for those leg D's the monthly has gone to a leg D Interestingly enough in the dollar the dollars has not administered by about 17 cents in my monthly chart Now one of the things that we were looking at forever since the April since actually the February low of 2018 for for subscribers to my opening call We went along the dollar in April at 90 and we've been anticipating because we go from one sequence to another one time frame The daily then improved enough to make the weekly time frame very strong really start to improve all of a sudden the daily The monthly start to really look like hey, that's good action. Then the magninistic and the monthly went very positive and The dollar went to a peak C pulled back last month this month it came within 17 cents But wait a minute the UUP which is the vehicle that we have since that's only trading vehicle there's power shoes DB US dollar bull has gone to a leg D It is under the previous peak G of 26 point 83 back in January of 2017 slumps from 26 83 to 2309 in January of 2018 loves those January's and then Rally strongly and at this particular point what we're looking at is that the magninistic and stochastic are very strong But we've missed by As I say 17 cents going to the new ice at 26 83 is the level we want 26 yesterday was 26 61. Oh, it's a little bit more than that because I looked at the left side peak C To go to a leg D. So the major move is 26 83 We're under that by at this particular point. We're under that by about 27 cent 20 something cents Yep, and what we're really looking at here is will the Fed now here we go. This is the lucky outlook for today Let's go through these things one at a time let's go to the Dow If the Fed Says that we're going to cut by a quarter point you see where the Dow is in this trading band I've said to subscribers if We have a very strong rally and the Dow is holding holding over a hundred points to the upside Preferably into in the twenty seven thousand three hundred and holding there. That says we could we could stay in this range Another couple of days before we go back into the lower part of the range They were breaking to the twenty seven thousand four hundreds in the next few days will be absolutely Really strong and that would say hey watch out not only is there short streets of a new buying coming in because people will be forced into the market But if the Dow closes any day below twenty six thousand nine fifty, there's a good chance we continue this consolidation that started Religion for the Dow middle of June for the S&P and what we're really looking at is the TLT Let's go there. This is bonds. So the bonds have been stuck in a range the 20 a T bond fund This is the I shares treasury bond ETF Trading at 131 74 down nine cents stuck in a range in this range has been going on for quite a while. Oh wrong one Let me go care Look at this. It's been in this range Other than popping out for a couple of days to the upside It's being kind of stuck in this range and that says that the TNX TNX dot X that is the ten year treasury bond The treasury note interest rate trading at 2.06 one twenty point sixty one if Later than today because of what the Fed says this suddenly spikes up and Closes not just spikes but closes over the highs of the 25th and 26th of July in the 21 area 2.1 percent That says, uh-oh TLT is going to be pulling back So yes, the TLT is going to be pulling back and It's going to go to the lower register and what I said to subscribe some opening calls every day I have a whole bunch of indexes and ETFs besides all the stocks and stuff that we're looking at or that we own and they We're using showing what we're a long or short or whatever I've said that if the TLT trades underneath the one 2980 now there was underneath this candle of the 12th 129 68 Let's call it under 129 60 at any points in the next week You're going to see yields push sharply higher if in fact the TLT breaks into the one right here 130 I want a little higher than that. Let's go to 130 270 area So that's a point up from here and holes there That's his yields are stuck in this lower range and that's going to be important And that's the way I'm looking at and the reason why I said about three three weeks or four weeks ago Is that I think that yields are stuck in a range for now? It's because this candle is the potential peak gene the Chapman wave this long-legged doji with it with a very tiny Open and closed on a weekly basis closing below it the following week suggested that there's weakness to the TLT and the yields could hold In the slightly higher office like you off the low doesn't have to they don't feel ready strongly But you could start a rectangle formation here in the TLT in this lower range as well in the weekly chart So let's make it real clear TLT starts to trade under one twenty nine That's going to suggest over the next few days that's going to suggest yields are going to get quite a bit higher the TLT trading at 132 70 or higher and holding there Said oh yours going to be stuck in the lower range and the competition around the world for low rates That's really what we're looking at we're looking at the commoditization of yields Like you had commoditization of the semiconductor chips as they were prices went lower and lower and lower and lower So you've got and and the pressure for other countries to produce more chips because and other other Companies to produce more chips because they had to sell more So that people would buy more to make up the difference because of the lower cost That's what we're seeing in rates So it's not so much because of the economy because the economy actually on the whole for what we know the Fed looks at They should be pretty satisfied things are going pretty nicely It's the competition for lower rates that I think is the issue That's the reason why they're going to be lowering rates if you look at silver Silver right now is trading down just a little bit down ten cents and sixteen point forty five made it peaky There's a rectangle formation is going to trade in this range. So this is going to be important. Here we go The Fed makes its decision. Let's just say twenty five cents What happens next we're going to have the open of the doubt in a few moments We'll talk about it in real time in a moment a vassal Chapman city for Larry Pezzavento I'll be right back in a couple of minutes and we'll go to life to the market Larry Pezzavento has just started his brand-new service Fibonacci 24-7 and he's already delivering content to his subscribers on a daily basis when the markets opened and even on weekends Each Monday you'll receive Larry's written report that provides detailed commentary and a summary on the charts and videos that Larry sends out And throughout the week when warranted Larry will send out via charts or videos or both the key markets that he is watching during the day This will be up to the date active trading information that will help you in your daily trading in Larry's first week alone He sent out twenty five charts six videos and a full report to his subscribers in just one week If you're a technical trader that uses patterns and retracements to trade then Larry's service Fibonacci 24-7 is something that you must try right now new subscribers can get a full 30-day money back guarantee with nothing to risk sign up now to Larry Pezzavento's Fibonacci 24-7 by visiting the front page of TFNN comm under trading newsletters The path of least resistance is David White's daily trading newsletter And if you're looking for active trading ideas then now is a perfect time for a 30-day free trial to this powerful daily trading advisory service David uses his years of trading experience to offer his subscribers his trading ideas each morning in his path of least resistance newsletter Using a combination of equity trades along with options David keeps his subscribers up to date with all pertinent market information with intraday afternoon updates when warranted Don't miss out on this great chance to get a 30 day free trial to David's daily newsletter The path of least resistance with no obligation to pay anything David has been delivering solid recommendations for his subscribers recently And if you'd like to see the type of newsletter he delivers every morning Then visit the front page of TFNN and you'll find the path of least resistance under trading newsletters for all the details And to start your 30-day free trial today log on to TFNN dot-com now TFNN is excited about our new software charting program the art of timing the trade charts in Collaboration with Tom O'Brien and using his best-selling book the art of timing the trade your ultimate trading mastery system David White has programmed an outstanding piece of software that will complement any trader's methodology Using this first-of-its-kind program the art of timing the trade charts allows you to scan thousands of stocks for Fibonacci Formation setups including guardleafs ABCs butterflies and much more the art of timing the trade charts is designed to help you When scouring the markets for stocks just beginning to form the trading patterns that many investors spend days weeks or even months Searching to find and right now. 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We are so confident that you're gonna love this new charting software that will even give you a 30-day Unconditional money-back guarantee don't miss out on this incredible new piece of software get your copy of the art of timing the trade charts today by visiting TFNN dot-com This segment is brought to you by think or swim for more information Just click the think or swim banner on the front page of TFNN dot-com My folks were back Basil Trapp and city for Larry Piss event and I remember I was talking about my my The characters characterization of Patterns that I talk about the arch formation the cup formation straight line move But I also didn't mention that from an identifiable low We're always looking for the fourth highest peak we alphabetize them up a case on the way up lower case on the way down So this goes peak a next one's peak B next one's peak C one penny above C stars leg D So it's a makes a peak is it called peak D and a D the fourth highest peak other things can happen You go on to E F and G you can recycle whole bunch of things but D is what we always look for That's the objective in the chat wave to get you to at least D and then we've got other techniques to continue hold on This is now in the weekly chart for Apple a leg D finally it's gotten to that D and I didn't look so good down at 170. No, it's a 217 It's only leg B a great leg B in the weekly chart in the monthly chart because the mag D has not yet crossed positive and But it's a fantastic move going from 233 the all-time high and a peak D back in I think that was in August or so July of last year plummets down to the December low of 142 round number low We look for those round numbers and now we're up. Wow 70 points 76 points from that low at in leg B at 218 this is going to be very interesting because it is helping the Dow now a couple of things I wanted to do quickly. Let's just do this high-grade copper a high-grade copper right now is trading down They made that peak as C's actually ready an F slash C F slash C and that's saying that we've got to be a little careful here because Copper that ready. You know, this is a very interesting internationally copper hasn't done very much at all And that's saying internationally. Yes. There's a bit of a slowdown and if you look at wood, which is the international global timber and forestry ETF It's gone from 83 back in June of last year down to a low of 55 rallies up to about 60 now is trading at 58 points 56 and it's kind of stuck in the lower range Again, that's an international aspect that we've got to be aware of so yeah, let's go through this In terms of I wanted to look at we looked at let's see what T bonds are doing This is this is the actual T bond continuous contractor 154 in 20 30 seconds stuck in a range We saw that so what happens this afternoon is going to be really important everything. I'm looking at suggests Even if it's a short Continuing this to be consolidation going on for maybe a little bit longer slightly lower high slightly low lows That's really configuration that I'd be looking at with a fair today. I don't think they can do more than a quarter point I want to save their ammunition for later. I just think that it makes in the most sense And then they can say data dependent They can they can babble and do whatever they want, but they just kind of stuck here because of the competition for lower rates That's number one number two is if you're looking at Say the XLF the XLF had a very good end to the day yesterday But it isn't a pattern that says to me unless it at 2843 the S&P select financial spider fun And this it could start to trade in the 2888 29 30 area in the next week or so It's done very well. It maybe needs a little bit of a rest here. Nothing wrong with it It just is a little overboard. So that's what I'm looking at in terms of the the IYT Which is the transportation index look at this down 64 cents at 139 It's in this rectangle formation. It hasn't broken out It will break out at 193 36 if it's able to get into the 197 198 area and hold there for a whole week That'll be very positive and that'll start new leg B in the and the monthly in the weekly But the monthly really needs to get to the 198 199 area and it needs to do that because it has to break this downtrend line That's so important and it's been a resistance in this v-shaped pattern This is like a flank pattern coming to an apex. You can take a little bit more time And it's not really confirming the dowels high So as we're looking at it the doubt Let's just go through this because it's very important to keep keep going In live action to show you what I am looking at look with Apple the does only up 55 at 27,000 250 day just stuck in this rectangle formation It is just stuck there and the mother weekly chart is still looking very good Look at the S&P the S&P is up 1.92 2 2 dollars right now stuck in its own little sideways action look at the QQQ this is with Apple stuck It's actually up only 15 cents of 192 92 at a peak T I think that we're looking at the really good chance that After the Fed says what it has to say the market says You know what? Not too much has changed and and not only that yields are telling us that they are independent in their own way of Looking at the market and they're just suggesting that To appease The Fed is going to do this if they did it purely on the data and they really were data driven at this point They would say we're gonna hold off just a little longer I don't think they can say that today Why if they do expect this market to pull back quite sharply because it's going to get a little bit afraid of what's going on Now let's do something else. I wanted to show you the SMH is the SMH is the semiconductor index again red Down a dollar 12. It's had a spectacular move going going from round number It goes from the 80.71 level in December to the most recent high I think I forgot to put that in did I not type they didn't know I didn't that is a new high of 123 50 other years 123 56 on the 24th of July. It's just gone.  And if you can draw a straight line I mean, how does it get to do that?  You know that that support, but how do you say that the high of? All-time high 120 256 on the 24th gets to 120 270 the next day 120 210 the next day 121 43 look at the straight line down How did it know that at some point is gonna pop to the upside or spike to the downside? I think this leg D potential P D in the weekly chart of the SMP of the semiconductor index is suggesting to me That we could go sideways for a little bit little bit sideways to a little bit down And this is so interesting because everyone I've spoken to now in the semiconductor Industry says while the booking the bills the actual billing and the booking We don't see that kind of rise in Coming in Maybe a couple of companies, but mostly they're not applied materials, etc. They're not coming in and yet The semiconductor goes to an all-time high. Is it telling us something? Is it saying that later in the years gonna there's gonna be a spectacular move in the semiconductors? I don't know, but I can't tell you is that This is one of those cases where the fundamentals were totally wrong and the price went from a low in December of 80 to a hundred twenty three That's that's a fifty over fifty percent gain. That is incredible So I think that it's due for a bit of a rest here the semiconductors You'll see what happens Baselchap and Tiger conditions are we gonna be look at Halliburton for one of our tigers in a moment I just wanted to show you that LC, which is live cattle made a peak F. Actually, it's a peak G top Recently and it's pulling back a little bit. 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Let's look at the wheat we did a spectacular run It made that male male around the brother for 18 were running the continuous contract runs up to the 558 level now It's down at 490. So it's consolidating those huge gains soybeans had a Type it in over here wrong place soybeans. So We just down six and a quarter at 491 right now So it means also down when our last look kept down four at 892 Also had oh this made a low low to a trough D to a leg D to the downside and a fabulous run from about the 816 To the 944 level now trading at 892. So that's just It's it's really taking a big breather after that move to the upside We'll see what happens with the dollar today except that I'll go through the dollar in a moment corn Always why am I hitting that? Okay corn right now is trading in my last looked it was down And it's still down four and a quarter at 407 Then had a wonderful move from the 351 level all the way to the 200 period moving ever see that orange line You don't need these lines until you need them hits it exactly Right there at the 465 level now trading at 407 So had a big move and now consolidating today's and be very important because look if the dollar As I say, we've been long since 90.07 back in april of 2018 Anticipating a leg D. It hasn't done that the uu p and let me just show you exactly what we're looking at Uu p in the monthly chart has made that leg D So let me just move this over the on the right side is the monthly I'm just moving it over on the left side of the daily now We're looking at is this beautiful cup formation. There was a small cup now There's a bigger cup has gone to that leg D in the uu p to a recovery high a multi-year recovery high But it's the dollar which is the the route. I'm not interested in the I'm not interested in the Trading vehicle. I want to see the route itself get to that leg D So if by the end of the day the dollar gets smacked because a yield is starting to you know It impacts because the Fed has made a move and wanted Has lowered by a quarter of a point and the and the bonds respond if the dollar actually starts to trade in the 98 88 level It's at 98.03 right now and holds there Pa is going to be the next the next level on the upside but Quickly going from a peak C to a leg D says be careful because there's only if there's only a modest high You could take time by pulling back after that. So this is going to be really important for me What happens with the dollar and it's going to be important for the international Companies so this is important. You your PSSA has already done the job That's what we're along the european which is great But we want to see how it impacts All around so I went through everything that I'd be looking at at three that's called a 315 Well after the Fed announces a two there's an eastern time So it gives you 45 minutes into the close if the dollar's up 120 or more the s&p is up 10 or more This is all going to be really put it's going to squeeze and you can go all the way into maybe thursday or friday but if in fact it's just If there's an absolute standstill and the market just stays dead doesn't know where to go up or down That means we've gone into a sideways the sideways consolidation that's been unfolding Is going to continue with a good chance that we will break to the downside At some point doesn't have to be hard, but it will break the support to the downside However, if there's an immediate plunder that that minus 30 130 in the down Regardless of what apple's doing. It's that I have to really struggle to to to to break with apple being so strong Apple it's 11 right now. That's going to be important. Okay. So done with that.  So the question was what's it doing? What if you use larry's um Gartney's you've got almost got some kind of a gartney patent here I prefer to think of it as a large arch formation with a small arch formation They went to a higher high and the higher low and it tells you that it's kind of stuck in a range Now the question I think I've had a couple of people ask me is there a chance of the oil service like hella burton Could it start a move After such a massive decline from the way in the 50s 56 57 Down to the most recent low in the 21 area. Could this be the start of a more intermediate term? Slow move to the upside and I think this is the chance that it has why? Because the technicals are starting to improve with a slightly good improvement in the in the price itself I don't like to see technicals moving up without the price. It's doing that. That's good. So hella burton I'm just going to say if you're long I'd stay long. I'd give it a bit of room here 2250 should be support Maybe even 2230 for greats that I'd be a little careful. I wouldn't get out. I just say all right now What's this real closely? I just don't want to see a close in the 21 50s again So yep holding it here is okay But I really want to see by monday or next week within three days two and a half days I want to see it trading in the 23 58 to 23 62 area and that'll say great now It's going for the 23 94 40 period exponential moving average in the weekly chart that it hasn't been even close to Although I tried last week, but it hasn't closed above it for months and that's going to be very important So yes, I do like it. I wouldn't get too aggressive. I think if it starts to work, you'd I'd be able to add to it Okay, so that's the way I'm looking at it Just real quickly and as e-mini went to peak c in the five-minute charts plummet and making an arch formation Sorry making an arch formation that's breaking to the low side I really think that going into the into the report at two o'clock You could see the the market just in a fairly narrow trading ban Just waiting waiting waiting. It's what happens immediately Then what happens after that initial move one way does sustain the direction It usually reverses course and then goes back again I'm just making it as simple for my subscribers as possible. We actually Have a very interesting. We haven't done this in a long time. We did a little bit of it before So we we went short to let me just do this so that you can understand the thinking behind it Just not that we arbitrarily doing things back in april at April the 22nd, I believe it was the all time the recovery high in the dow to 26,695 on the 23rd Was your peak d leg d than a peak d the day before that we had gone short And we went short into profits on the way down the very day of the low of june the third we got a trough f With all the technicals indicating that there was a really good sign Of a turnaround so we went long And the very next day we got out of any leftover short position And we've been long on the way we took a little bit of profit on the way up Now what we're looking at is we also went short seven points at a peak d from the high On the 16th of july 27 391 the all time high was 27 39 87 points higher And we added to that position this morning we that that position was just we took a tiny little bit of profit on that And we've now got less of a position, but the biases towards the downside just on the shorter term This is very tough. I because I don't see us going back to the june 3rd And to try to pick a low says that you might miss once or twice and that's giving away percentages I said this rather keep a core position Even if it's just a one-third position of the 200 percent long that we had Let's just keep that and and try to articulate where the levels are here that are very important And if they don't hold we we will just trade the short side Some of our long side will be ameliorated because it's going down But the bias the weighting is more to the short side. So overall we're making that a little good But I am anticipating in 2019 that we're going even higher and that's the most important thing That's the reason why I'm trying to keep the core long position for intermediate term Which we've had since june 3rd at the same time starting short positions just on the Dow We haven't got any other short positions So there are a lot of stocks to get I'll talk about them in a moment and more in my show The Tiger technicians are coming up at noon. I'll be right back bazaar chapter sitting for Larry Perzevento You're right back. 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This is really important What happens this afternoon with rates if the rates jump sharply? Maybe the IYR um Tells us the story because if it actually rallies as well It means that people are looking at capital gains plus dividends that are increasing Or if it suddenly Drops and you see it down a point It says uh, oh it's had its big move announced consolidating beautiful cup formation in this cup formation like that You remember we're talking about that, but you can also make the case that it had a successful arch formation And um, I can even see garthly right here. I don't want to draw it But yep, I see a garthly and that targets the 91 area at some points This is going to be very interesting. It's training in 90.05 So what what am I looking at? I told you before this is going to be very important if there was no fed at all today Any fed speak I would say you know what this is going to continue a little bit longer And as you usurp the energy to the upside with so many stocks like a visa Uh, look at those visas down after peak d in the daily Peak a leg d in the weekly in that chaplain wave inside repellent zone Very strong move in the monthly so visa could be important the whole area of these Credit cards because peak d in master card in the daily So if they they start to drop after the fed announcement that's just telling us There's going to be a little bit of a change in some of the financials If you look at the xlf and the xlf instead of dropping suddenly rallies Into the 2860s there's a 2840 right now. That's good action if it drops into the 2820s says I'll be careful So there are definitely things to look at if there was no fed I would say that we very close to some kind of we've started consolidation and we should continue that consolidation So how does the fed impact or affect that apples up sharply and yet the dow is now only up 57 The sms only up 121 I think i'm picking at more weakness than strength at this particular point not big bear I'm just saying consolidation is important for the next step to the upside have a wonderful day Why don't you listen to my show? It knew the tiger technicians are if you're interested in my notations and discussing this radius charts in terms of the peaks and troughs Thank you for being here. Stay tuned. Tommy Tommy coming right up here for the move there finally options out


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Yakosuka Naval Base is home to some of the oldest dry docks in the world, much like the one right here behind me. And after 140 years, these 19th century French-style dry docks are still being used today by the U.S. Navy and Japan Maritime Self Defense Force as they bring in a ship for regular scheduled maintenance. The obvious first step to getting a ship into the dry dock is flooding the dock. This is a relatively quick process, taking about an hour to get the water to the proper level. Once filled, it's time to remove the barrier called a caisson, then the real work begins. For today's evolution, we've got a chance to dock one of the JMSDF ships, SUMA. It is a big evolution it takes all day. We have a very large qualified wash steam that consists of U.S. Navy and our Japanese workforce. Everybody works together. Everybody has to be on point and ready to react quickly to make sure that the ship stays safe. Before they can bring in the ship, divers have to make a very crucial check. To make sure that the sill where the gate to the dry dock rests is free and clear of debris, that way it can actually form a proper seal and they can pump all the water out without more water rushing in. Now with the help of pusher boats, shipboard crew and plenty of line handlers, it's time to move the ship into position. One of the most important and the most difficult parts of the evolution is the actual transit into the dock because everything happens very quickly. There's very little room for error and there are many moving parts. With the ship in the dock and the case on back in place, they now have to drain the water which can be a bit of a waiting game. Luckily, we can speed ahead and join the divers again for one final check before clearing out all the water. We made sure that the middle of the keel was in line with the front and last blocks in the row and we just made sure that there was no hull appendages floating over the blocks that were going to get crushed when the ship sits on them. I want to credit the success of today's evolution to the teamwork and dedication of the U.S. Navy watch team and the Japanese workforce. Because of them, today's event was on time and safe. Japanese ship Summa is now ready for her maintenance period in Yacosuka's dry dock number two. Petty Officer Brian M. Brooks, Yacosuka Naval Base, Japan.


Thank you for staying with us. You're still watching the breakfast on Plus TV Africa and right now we'll be looking at what the national dailies are saying This morning. It's time for off the press but joining us to review the papers is Sir Ezekiel Inyak Etok. Yes, he'll be reviewing the papers with us this morning. Good morning sir. Happy New Year. Welcome to the program Thank you so much. Thank you and thank you for being there with us all through 2023 and here we are again doing it in 2024 Anyways, let's get into it. So our first paper that we'll be looking at is the punch and Here is a headline that is screaming writer thoughts. It says APC promises heavy defeats as article ice 2027 Residential bead now the writers on this one is article has wisdom capacity energy will run in 2027 says aid PDP welcomes X VP others and APC says X VP will be defeated again Or be will contest as article should support him LP insist So this is this is the battle between the different political parties that we have so we have a PC we have PDP we have LP and I mean, I think PDP APC is pretty confident that they would win again in 2027 article might be defeated LP and PDP should form a coalition But what's what's your take on all of this and how can they be so confident that? In 2027 they would be elected into power again Okay First is that People really don't understand Politicians They are Die hard On the second hand They realize that You can never say That's why even So they don't have that This position before the pope The way they get inside They would explain their reason you know I listen to one And the top they say oh, no, no, there's no position He will be for our joint, right? Thank you This guys It is The new That So Now, not only us, like you would either, it's a future of you, okay? Now, there is a state that holds up a life of purpose. I'm very close to you, and I know that you're tough. I've tried to be a politician, but it can't stay for the past time. Let's assume that for four legislatures, for two weeks only. So, the government can bring an enlightened politician up in the island and teach you as a student, as a candidate. Yes, sir. It's a bit... I'll follow you. I'll tell you now. We really don't understand that. I'm not sitting at the park as somebody called me, which are for the reason. To that extent, purpose is to ask me where I should go, those problems. I'll say, look, because this is the list out. And people are close to that. If you take out the result in two years, and then take out which out, which has been in the past, if it goes back to the past, it means that the result has not changed. So, what I'm going to do is, the problem is like, if it has gone to the past, it will just come back to the past. So, how do you come to know that it can go to the past? Or rather than not to come to the past, that how do you collect to go back to the past and destroy the things that are most in the past or want to go back to the past? So, the past is in the same way of our current governor. How do you know that he's the same governor? Sorry? I'll tell you something. The audio is breaking. I think that it may be the weather, but we can only pick a few things that you're saying, but yeah. We can't hear you clearly. It's not smooth. I think maybe you just need to adjust your phone a little bit so we can hear you properly. Okay, well we can hear you now, but when you start to speak, yes, we can hear you better now, so just go ahead. Okay, good. Now, Antonio, the first thing is that when I think we are closing as a party man, as it is strictly as a nationalist and an analyst will be objecting, because sometimes when you party can say, are you looking at that secret? Why? No, no, no, no. I don't wear that cap of a party man. I wear the cap of a nationalist. That's one foundation name. Coming down to what I was saying, we have about four people. There's the current president, you know, a large of you, we have a double party candidate, we have PDP candidates, then we have NNP people that have to be clear to him and I know that he's a very active politician and he strategizes, you know. So these four of them, there are two things, being in the North, being in the South, you know. Now in the South, we already have someone who will be there for years. So the question is, is the North going to become most able for each to move to another South and they will do like 12 years? And the South don't be happy that it goes back to the North. It has just come to the South, will it go back to the North and the South will have to change. And the dynamic that these three other people have to contain it, talk about Mr. Peter Obinich, a larger people, and the up-and-down person. But the age is the demand of up-and-down people because he has sentiment on his side, he has power on his side, he has certain momentum that he can either build on or destroy. So I want to tell APC today that for them to assume that because there is power, they will not lose power, is to make the same mistake that we've been made. Nigerians are not interested in those dynamics. If, on the other hand, Mr. Chinobu can sit down and face the governor and face insecurity, people will likely say, this man is making progress. The northerners will say, since he's already here for four years, let him just complete his other four years so that he can come to the Egypt. But if he does not face the governor with vengeance and believes that the country is incumbent, we need to circumcise, I think he will begin for a good shot. There are a lot of things that were not admissible in court this time. I'm sure they will be admissible in court next time. Maybe that's what Achiku is basing his own confidence on. But given age and all other things, I thought he should just step down and as a nationalist pick a candidate that he can support. It doesn't have to be his party. I'm not saying he has to support or be, but if he finds a better person and he wants to support, I think that's the way to go. Even in his party, people can contest apart from him. But that's not all the headlines we've seen. The other headline that is very worrisome has to do with the health sector in Nigeria. There is this small headline down there that says, Mother of quadruplets held in Delta Hospital over four million Naira bill. So she obviously has gone to the hospital given birth and because of that, because she can't pay the bill, she's being held. I don't know what she can do in the hospital that will cover four million Naira. What's your take on the... I'm very likely to be held second. My wife is a medical doctor and she's born of the Naira, probably the highest level. So I'm very, very happy to be a medical doctor. Last year, I think, I tried to go to the General Hospital in Anwar. Here in New York. And let me tell you something. I went to the world to just find out what was going on. I saw a young lady. I was wondering what was going on in the maternity world. And she told me, sir, I gave birth to a pair of twins. They both died.  I've not been able to pay the bill from held out here. The bill was less than 150,000. A young girl, she has not had a set of twins and yet she cannot live without it. I have been hurted about I think seven or eight cases. All of them came together. Came together to less than half a million. I decided to hurt them. But then, we have been hurt for more. And everything came to less than a million. I put it in the proof that we have people sent in money. Madeleine sent in 50,000. Other people are able to play the back lock of the field of soil to hopefully have transparency. And they will be able to. What am I saying? How will they donate it? This lady worked for 29 years who has lost a set of twins. The girls back in the hospital for four months because she couldn't pay less than 150,000 liras. It's not okay. We need to look at our health sector and think of what we are going to do to the poor. There are people in the hospital another person worked for 59,000. And that lady has been there for about three months. We have problems. I hope that we start to look into our health sector because if we don't have people living in Nigeria how can we even have a nation in the first place? Let's move over to another headline. This is from The Punch and I'm going to tie it to Daily Trust. It talks about from a precedence, Obasanjo. Obasanjo falls 88 trillion debt burden. It says relief mismanaged. And in Daily Trust it says plunge Nigeria into debt burden. It says Obasanjo. Former president of Nigeria Olusegma Obasanjo talked about how difficult it would even be for African countries to be able to get debt relief based on our debt profile at the moment. And he also allegedly said that the money that he got from the Paris club as relief in his tenure in other administrations they kind of like just quantized the money. So what's your take on all of this you know where do we even go if we cannot have enough money and then we need to be in debt and we still cannot even get the debt relief as well. And policemen need to be kicked all the way. And I want to tell all of us as well as the early and the the corporate players by allowing people who have no understanding of government or government to get them to the expense of power people think that the foreigners near like 19 years who have decided to speak they are within the political sphere to the politicians we see it we just give it to them that a man who is always very and nonchalable finds it difficult to think.   This people they are running and they are right and they are asking themselves do I write off your debt? What are you doing if your money doesn't pay all back? Your national assets in the bank are buying a piece of a hundred and fifty million when we know the real cost of that SUV in your country at least you must try that SUV. We know that in your country there is a common stock you are called in your country to tell me that you use Naira to buy people's vehicles if you are looking for dollars to buy you know just for the foreign vehicles common sense tells me that I know the cost of that vehicle in your country and not the one hundred and sixteen years common sense tells me that you are coming to this place I saw this with the number of food that came with you and you are asking me to give my money to you to fuel your lifestyle that is ostentation common sense tells me that I want to support the poor but my debt relief is not going to benefit the poor because the last one I don't know how it got done as a result we sit down and he says you can play then listen to you talk and talk okay okay and as soon as you hit the roof then say these guys are taking care of your food what am I saying listen I'm saying forage to get out to forgive our debt but that can be if we are willing to just retrieve and retrieve and retrieve two certain instruments of government and governance to show some level of one, seriousness number two, accountability number three concern for the poor if we take just these three I think that we have enough people that can speak for our country internally for us to get this forgiveness that we have before that is one opportunity very very much happening that we are we will have to do okay let's just take a final one we because of time we started late and we're sorry for that this headline also on daily trust is saying NJC budget increased to 341.63 billion Naira remember that this has happened and we know that the proposed budget was 165 billion Naira they approved one after the National Assembly moved it out is 341.63 billion Naira that's for NJC it has increased by 107 percent it also happened in the National Assembly the proposed budget was 97.93 billion Naira but later the approval was given for 344.85 billion Naira that is only the National Assembly budget it increased by 74 percent the National Assembly budget alone is more than education budget the entire education budget for the year 2024 National Assembly is less than a thousand people and education sector is having less than this for 200 million people for 200 million people that need to send their children to school or need to go to school is a paltry 7 percent while the National Assembly alone is having 344 billion Naira let's have your comments please we run political we run political governance and they've done the right thing read my lips and get me right they've done what they should do they've done the right things you give your yam to a goat and when you come back the goat has eaten your yam and you start to blame the goat who's the problem the goat or you the human being this National Assembly people they mortgage their conscience and their future some of them had to give family members and sacrifice others sold their houses and you were happy to collect during election and you sold your right you sitted your right to them and then they get in there and you don't think they will recoup their investment they know you that next time you ask for more money you don't think they should make provision for more money for themselves so they can give you next time please I'm sick and tired of this hypocrisy let Nigerians suffer what to be I just feel sorry for the bad people or for the good people for the exceptions but I want to tell this exception that because you acted in good conscience even in the night time those of you that acted in good conscience and supported the right people even when things are dark even if Mara gets to $1500 I want you to know because you acted in good conscience we stand by you but those of you that helped us to the way we are today remember what I said about the 3 things chances come your way it came by the way of election the choices were made it came by who we voted for there must be the third thing consequences you must be willing to pay and suffer or enjoy the consequences of the choices that you make and the chances that come your way for me it's very significant alright so it's a good way to end it a good prayer let it be done unto all of us according to what we put in during the time that we had the chance to select what we need to select yes ok but this is where we unfortunately will have to wrap it up on the show not on the show but on this second this morning we would like to thank you Architech for coming on the show thank you we've been talking with Architech Ezekiel Nyaito on the paper a review and we'll be joined by Donatius Onodja who will be telling us how to make money grow on trees


The US Army Sergeant from Apache Junction, among five service members killed, in helicopter crash during training. The crash occurred over the Mediterranean Sea. Apache Junction, Oz, the Department of Defense says a soldier from Arizona was one of five killed in a helicopter crash late last week. A military aircraft crashed over the eastern Mediterranean Sea during a training mission Friday evening, US-European command said Sunday. UCOM said all five crew members were killed when it went down during a routine air refueling mission as part of military training. According to an announcement Monday morning, the victims of the crash were members of the United States Army. Sergeant Andrew P. Southered, 27, of Apache Junction, Arizona. Chief Warrant Officer 3 Stephen R. Dwyer, 38 of Clarksville, Tennessee. Chief Warrant Officer 2 Shane M. Barnes, 34, of Sacramento, California. Staff Sergeant Tanner W. Grown, 26, of Gorham, New Hampshire. Sergeant K. Dem. Wolf, 24, of Mankato, Minnesota. DOD officials say there are no indications the crash was caused by enemy, hostile actions.


Okay, I hope you're doing well. It is Sunday the 8th of May and going to just wrap up where we finished last week Talk about some of the major headlines from the weekend and then look ahead for the week where we do have US CPI on Wednesdays Pretty quiet though other than that that of course then does mean that we've already seen the likes of the Fed rate decision We've seen the same for the Bank of England last week And that was really a key catalyst for some of the movement that we saw to finish off last week Which of course was the fact that the S&P suffered its longest weekly losing streak in a decade Then as that 100 underperformed tech stocks really getting hit hard at the moment Treasury 10 year yields remained above 3% the dollar continues to rally imparting a large part degree of pressure on those major currency pairs Particularly that of sterling currency that we saw in cable at the end of last week the reality really is hitting home Definitely coming on the back of what Powell said where the Fed are going to be raising rates aggressively more 50 basis point clips to come And the fears about the consequent impact That's going to have on growth for the second half of this year and then that our world recession of course coming back Onto the table firmly now going further forward not just in the US But also the UK and elsewhere so some of the things over the weekend to be aware of Before I get into that just quickly wanted to mention we do have our latest Finance accelerator is happening this Wednesday, of course as it always does for the public event again This is a sponsored event by Morgan Stanley And we've already had a number of university students go through this get fast-tracked and have already secured their internships for the summer of 2023 by be by starting by doing this very exact finance Accelerator simulation, so do get involved. I'll drop the link into the video Just sign up doesn't matter what your background Doesn't matter what you study or whether you've done even a finance related course as long as you've got an interest An appetite to learn get stuck in and you'll definitely come out of that with some some good Quantifiable metrics about your performance and then hopefully some good career guidance for your future applications as well as potential to land A roller MS. I do check that out. But yeah getting stuck into some of these headlines in the weekend ECB's Halsman if you never heard of him before he's the Austrian central banker He definitely leans much more out on the hawkish side of the policy spectrum has said the ECB should raise interest rates two To three times in small increments this year in order to tackle inflation we've also had Christine Lagarde, of course the ECB president who has said that stagflation Isn't the most likely economic outcome for the euro area even as the war in Ukraine slows growth and speeds inflation Neither of these two comments. I think really is going to be a game changer at the open But nonetheless definitely signed to be aware of and Halsman being on the outline more hawkish side doesn't come as too much of a surprise in terms of Ukraine and Russia what's going on there the G7 nations committed today on Sunday To ban or phase out imports of Russian oil and the US have unveiled Sanctions against Gazprom bank executives and other businesses in order to punish Moscow for its war against Ukraine again, nothing too new there, but just continuation of the kind of the line of attack if you like from a sanctioning point of view coming from the various different countries involved and then on the oil front Saudi Arabia has cut oil prices for buyers in Asia as Coronavirus lockdowns in China weigh-on demand countering uncertainty about Russian supplies as Ukraine war continues to drag on The other thing that a lot of people been talking about this weekend is quite a key technical area for Bitcoin you can see on this chart here both from a horizontal point of view where you've got around the 34 Kind of 450 500 level was that previous load that we saw in late February of this year You've also got this trend line going back to the summer of last year which had been tested on a few times Through that period both in kind of July time of 2021 early 2022 and that's where we're trading at the moment and Yeah, just keeping an eye on this any further kind of breakdown in this price action could quite quickly see that previous load down here At around the 33,000 level as a target towards the year-to-date low and then further deeper down to 30,000 would put us down to those summer lows that we had from last year So definitely on the crypto space being weighed upon by just generally is perceived value as a risk asset and the risk off that obviously is that's been heavily weighing across the the asset class mix from last week just given up the rising yields And rates markets that we're seeing at the moment with the tightening of policy ahead And then in some single stock news, I thought this was quite interesting Really because of the EV bubble has well and truly popped I was having a look at Rivian and also Lucid shares, which were two of the more kind of New-to-market names other than the more matured ones like Tesla But Ford Motor Company according to CNBC's David Faber and sources Ford Motor is going to be selling eight million of its Rivian shares as the insider lockup for the stock expires actually today So I'd be quite interested to keep an eye on Rivian shares at the open And to give a bit of context Ford currently owns about 102 million shares of Rivian So they're dumping around eight JP Morgan is also believed to be planning to sell Rivian share block of between 13 to 15 million for an unknown seller again the timing of this all coming as that insider lockup for the stock expires Rivian has said in March it expected to produce 25,000 electric vehicles and SUVs this year as the as as all auto manufacturers battle with Supply chain constraints and internal production snags that they've had specifically and to give it some context That would be just half of the vehicle production it forecasted To investors last year as part of their IPO Roadshow. So definitely not living up to the hype and if you Haven't seen Rivian shares. This is pre obviously the the open and definitely Likelihood to see some further downsides of the recommencing of trade this week. They're already down about 72 percent Year to date the likes of Lucid also down not quite as much, but a fairly similar margin as well and then Something from the weekend, which is definitely symbolic of anything But definitely interesting is Sinn Féin in Northern Ireland will now be the largest party in the Northern Ireland Assembly for the first time In a hundred years, although Sinn Féin can now nominate a first minister They cannot take up office unless the DUP The biggest party from the Unionist block agrees to nominate a deputy first minister in terms of where the DUP leader Geoffrey Donaldson and where he stands on Saturday He said he would refuse to join a new devolved administration until the UK government dealt with the protocol That essentially then means that would paralyze Stormant which would be run by a caretaker administration and puts pressure on the Prime Minister to amend the protocol to end the stalemate That impasse in passing itself Exposed to last for weeks if not months and possibly lead to a new election. So yeah, definitely This is something to that's going to create a lot of a lot of headlines just given the context of what it means symbolically But in the near term very little changes in terms of the overnight And then for the week ahead As I said, it's pretty quiet overall We've got some Chinese trade data coming out overnight Perhaps worth keeping an eye on just given that it's likely to show a degree of impact from the stringency of the lockdowns That we've been seeing imparted across the nation in China and as far as this week is concerned US CPI really is the highlight on Wednesday And that should show the inflation has passed its peak in the US with the year-on-year rate expected to slow from around 8.5 to 8.3 percent the core inflation edging down to 6.1 from 6.5 Percent's I'm interested to see whether or not that does indeed materialize and just given the impact of rising Prices has had be interesting to look at consumer sentiment in the US as well from the University of Michigan reading It'll be the preliminary figure we'll get on Friday to see how the the US Consumerists is standing up under those conditions at the moment and that's it So gonna leave it there I wish you a very good week ahead any questions at all feel free to drop a comment and do check out that Simulation linked below if you're a student and haven't done a finance accelerator yet I'd love to have you on one of those next sessions. So yeah, hopefully see you online. Take care