Home tab font group bucket drop down make it green and there we have it and the hiccups Okay, so that looks good. So so now I could say uh that that we we do a p of x Calculation so I could say well, let's look what the p of x looks like control shift down And shift up to not pick up the total control backspace to get back to the top And then I'm going to say insert Charts, let's put this in place with a bar chart boom And so there's our our actual data. This is for 2022 comparison, let's say And then I'm going to put my actual data on top of it. Well, first let's fix the x's The x's down here. They need to be fixed. Something needs to be done about these x's We're going to go to the chart design We're going to go to select And then edit this on the left And then add our x's. I'll be selecting my x's. Okay I'll be so you don't just give me random x's I'm the one that picks them. So there they are And then we're going to say okay And then now let's put the actual data on top of it to compare it So we're going to go to the chart design data select And then we're going to add more data And I'm going to call it actual percent of total And then We're going to say boom And let's pick up our actual data And Okay Okay And so now you can see this one's a little bit kind of weirder Because well, let's add the legend hit the plus button We're going to add a legend and it's going to show a picture of me Oh man, I'm I thought when you look it up in the dictionary legend Then I thought there's a picture of me When that when you do that, but no They put the legend here. So then now this one You know, it's a little bit more walky, but it still kind of conforms to so you think the bell curve Would still give us some predictive power So we're going to say, all right, let's put that down here in our collection of pictures I'll put this over here. I have a lot of pictures On your phone of your family and stuff. No, they're of charts They're their chart pictures They're really important to me I have to keep them safe over there Okay, so now we're going to say that we want The difference So we can call this Let's put it up top differences Let's say let's make that orange Home tab font group drop down Making it let's say dark orange or something and white And then let's put the differences for the x's and then the p of x's Maybe and then we can say the differences between the actual Percent of total that we can do differences on Selecting these items Home tab font group making it black White centered wrapping it. I need to unhide my 2019 20 data, which is between l and t putting my cursor on the drop down or on The column l to to you lu we're going to lu and right click skip to the lu my darling and uh We want to unhide Where's your darling she's skipped off to the lu Skipping to the lu my darling That's a song nobody knows what you're talking about that song is ancient for crying out no need. What's the lu? And okay, whatever Let's skip into the lu man so Let's just do this Actually, let's just pull over the x's so the x's are just going to be this and then i'm going to copy it down and We're going to copy it down To here and then let's go to the home tab Numbers and Remove some of the decimals, okay We can make this a little bit smaller possibly All right, and then the p of x is i'm going to say is equal to the difference between The 1920 p of x data so this minus Then this data so you can say boom There's that and I can make it a percent possibly home tab number percentify Adding some decimals double clicking to take it on down. So now we're looking at the difference between 1920 and and 2022 I could do that for let's do that. Let's insert a cell here right click insert For the z's as well So for the z's I could say this equals the z here minus The z there So and then I don't want to make that a percent. Let's format this one home tab font group format paint it And so there's our difference and then I'll just double click to bring that on down We can take the differences in the actual percent of the total So this equals The actual data for 1920 minus 2022 Boom making that into a percent home tab number percent Adding some decimals double clicking it on down. So there's some Some comparison data And then of course we could make some other graphs and try to graph these things on top of each other if we wanted to such as the 1920 p of x and the 2022 just to see them overlapping each other to see what that would look like So let's take the p of x here. I'm going to say control shift down and then uh shift up And control backspace back to the top insert Charts and let's


Residents of Ancillaria airmarked to benefit from a $12.25 million rehabilitation project of the Venus Ancillary Link Road. The project, funded by the European Union, is being managed and executed through the World Bank's Disaster Vulnerability Reduction Project, the DVRP. The road was severely damaged in 2013 following the passage of the Christmas Eve trough. In 2016, the European Union committed to financing its repair under the Senusia Post trough programme. Speaking at the so-turning ceremony, Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Economic Development and Youth Economy Honourable Philip J. Pierre noted the importance of the project to the community. And the opening of these 12 kilometres of road will open up a whole vista of opportunity for the people of Ancillaria economies, agriculture, a whole vista of opportunity. So it is significant that we are doing that today and also will help us, and I know in the philosophy of building back better, this road is going to be built better so the effect of climate change can be minimised. So it's a very significant project at a very significant time. The scope of works includes drainage upgrades, culverts, pavement reconstruction, slope stabilisation, retaining walls and landscaping. Claudia Simmanuel is the permanent secretary in the Department of Economic Development and National Authorising Officer. The design consultant on the project was Teams Incorporated, which completed the designs after a period of stakeholder consultation and no objection from the World Bank. In keeping with the competitive tendering process, the contract for the execution of the works was awarded to Construction and Industrial Equipment Limited CIE. The contract was signed on February 16, 2022, with site possession being February 24, 2022. The duration of the contract is 12 months with a planned completion date of February 24, 2023. The supervising consultant is Teams Incorporated. We merged out of a competitive tendering process. Minister for Infrastructure, Ports Transport, Physical Development and Urban Renewal, Honourable Stevenson King noted that maintaining the national road network is critical to sustaining economic activity. Moreover, ensuring solution involvement in the project, the senior minister said, stills capacity in a country as government seeks to open up the local economic space. A solution contractor, which has over the years provided the kind of quality work in this country and one that I believe will deliver and maintain the reputation and the performance which he has given to the people of this country over the years. This road project is expected to impact 400 households and will reopen the area to agriculture, which is the predominant economic activity in the area. But I believe it will do even more than just opening up to agriculture as we begin to position ourselves for the Community Tourism Program. The European Union Ambassador to the OECS, Her Excellency Margo Zanta-Waskilaska, reiterated the European Union's commitment to supporting government ambitions to reduce the island's vulnerability to climate change. The European Union therefore stands as a ready partner to support St. Lucia's progressive national climate agenda to chart the way forward in addressing these challenges. I look forward to the long-awaited opening of this link road, to the start of the work at the PI bridge and to our continued partnership in the future towards building back better. Parliamentary representative for Anselary Canaries and Minister in the Ministry of Finance, Economic Development and Youth Economy Honable Wayne Girard says the link road will not only improve motor ability but elevate the standard of living for residents. There has been great anticipation for this project. Not only have successive studies by and through the Ministry of Infrastructure highlighted the worsening conditions of the road, the inadequacy of the hydraulic capacity of the drainage infrastructure, climate risk and vulnerabilities. The anecdotes from constituents are very present. The constituents know all too well from their experiences what it is to traverse deteriorating road conditions. Through their experience, they have learned that roads are the arteries through which the economy pulses. This road links farmers to the markets, workers to the jobs, students to the schools and the sick to the hospitals. 12.4 kilometres of road will be rehabilitated directly impacting 400 households. From the Government Information Service, Lisa Joseph reporting.


Rym ni i'n gwybod, sy'n meddwl sy'n meddwl. Rhyw pawr o'r eu gwneud, ond bod wedi saith i'r cyffredin. Ond efallai'n eich ddysgu'n gofynu. Rhyw iddyn ni eich ddysgu'n gwneud o rhaglen mewn bethau ar y dag. Wai ar y cyffredin, ar y cyffredin i ddim� yn ddigon, ond不是 gyws yn roedd yn ni. yr yw yn cyffredin ar y wahanol ar gyfer yr yw'r yw'r ddysgu. Yn y clywed y mae'r un clywed arall y llunion hydau'r un clywed arall y llunion, dwi'n cael ei fod yn dweud fud fod yn gyffredin, a'i ddweud gwneud. Ac yna'n cael gwneud eich llunion, yn pwyd yn èf cael ddweud yng nghymhau, ac bod, wrth gwrs, ar ddweud yr un clyw sydd wedi gyfyrddau freith yn dweud yn gyrraedd. Mae'r ddweud yn gyrraedd yn dweud yng Nghymru... ..yna'r meddwl wneud... ..yna ges y cyflym ond drwy ni, nes ei gan, hwnna i eich amser. Felly mae gen i'w yma i wneud eu hwn i'w ddiwedig i gweinwyd. Ac mae'n gweinwch a llwytaeth cael eich mheiddiol a dwi ddechrau i'r amddangos. Mae'n ddim ddifael o'r pwysgau'r cyflawnio. Diolch, roeddwn i ei parwysgop eich gwneud. Efallai i ni'n weithio eich bod nhw, a buddwch eich bod nhw i fath o'n rhan. Dyma'r rwydon o'r bwysig. Rwyf arif hyd yn gwneud. Rwy'n deunydd wedi'u drwy, a nes ar hen i eithaf. Tyn animations, nad oes eithaf. Mae'r pwysig. Rydym yn ddim o'r popethau ar hwn. Mae'r ffordd chi'n cael ei ddod. Rwy'n ddych chi'n gwneud eich bwysig. Gweithio'n gwneud o wneud y pwyllach. y gwirionedd yn ymwneud o'r cyfasder. Rwy'n gwybod i'r gwirionedd yn y cyfasder. Ond rwy'n gwybod i'w ffyrdd 4.7 o'r ffordd. Rwy'n gwybod i 4.7 o'r ffordd. Rwy'n gwybod i'w ffilm 2.2. Rwy'n gwybod i'w ffordd yn ymwybod i'w ffordd. Rwy'n gwybod i'w ffordd. Yn ymwneud o'r cyfasder, ar hyn yn ymdorg yw'n gwybod. Mae GORIFOL Ymwneud. Mae'r gyrddur yn ffordd. Rwy'n gwybod i'w ffordd i'w ffilm 2.7 o'w'r ffordd. Rwy'n gwybod i'w ffilm 2.7 o'r ffordd sy'n gwybod i ffilm ddefny. Rwy'n gwybod i'w ffilm 3.7 o'r ffordd a'r cyfasder. Rwy'n gwybod i'w ffyrdd i'w ffordd. Iwn Gymroed d powered apologise neswn nhw. the opening is somewhere around the edges... so there's a lot more about that. and then I decided to use this and found this nifty little piece of freeware it's just called a tone generator it's just a few kilobytes that pizza software is I pulled that in just to see if there was any difference arynt yn y bwysig yw hwn? Rwy'n i'n ochr y peth. 9,3 Mae'r ddweud am y dweud yma'r unig ac rydyn ni'n gwybod gweld i'r wyf a fyddwch o'r ddweud a maen nhw'n gwybod rhoi'r gwybod i fynd 1,16 RMS yn y Cymru ac mae'r gwysig yn 0,1682 watts ac mae'r gwrth o'r 1 chanel. Prydwch chi'n cwylwch yn y 2. Yn y 12 volt, mae'n gweithio'n gwybod i'r redy. Mae hamp y bwysig yn y miliamp ac y power supply. Yn y casgliad, mae'r gwysig yn y 5 volt. Ond mae'n gwybod 2 volt ar y maslid yma. Mae'n gwybod i'n gwybod i'r half a watt. Mae'n gwybod i'r chanel. Llyrdiwyddo. Rwy'n ddiwedd o 14.3 oed. Mae'r ddweud yw ddweud. Mae'r ddweud. Felly mae eu bod yn dweud o'r ddweud, ac mae'r ddweud o'r ddweud o'r ddweud, o'r IMS yn y ddweud. Mae'r ddweud eich bod wedi bod y gallu ychydig iddynt y 12 volt. Mae'n gweld fawr o 12 volts oherwydd mae'r 12 volts ac mae'n gweld i fynd i'ch gŷr. ac rhaid i'w cael ei ddweud o'r ddweud o'r ddweud, ydw'n cael ei ddweud o'r ddweud. Roedd ychydig o 17 vultau, roedd yna o bobl o'r 1.4 vultau, o'r 0.7 o ddweud o'r 2 diwg. Ychydig o'r 2 diwg o'r 2 diwg o'r 17. Rhaid i'w ddweud o'r 1.4 vultau a hynny o'r 17. ac yn gilydd yr adeg diwethaf, yn rhan gwnaeth i gyd y gyd yn chi'n gwybod. Felly, mae'n meddwl i'r adeg sydd gennym rhai o'r 13 vulton. Ac yna'n adeg yn ei gwybod. Mewn yma'n meddwl yna'n meddwl i'r 12 vulton, yn meddwl i'r adeg, a'r adeg yn ei gwybod yn meddwl o'r adeg, at ydych i'r adeg yn ei gwybod sy'n meddwl i'r adeg, doedd eich gwybod yn meddwl i'r adeg yn gwybod. Felly mae'n meddwl i'r adeg, eich bod yn 12 vulton. fel rhan i gyngor li wneud yn ddwy ar hyn, ti'n gwybod eich r�sledd yn meddiad. Rwy'n hoffa ti'n meddwl bob unig. Yn ymgylch yn gwneud, fyddwn i'r wneud ar gyfer y hwn. Fyddwn i'n gwybodradd iddyn nhw ar hyn arall hynny. Fyddwn i'n gwneud, dyna'n mewn gwahyd yn yng nghael. Dw i hyn ar hynny. Felly, rydw i'n mynd i ddwy'. Felly mae'r gwaith eumble Gwdydd yn ymddangos o'r gwasana'r gweith. Dwi'n gweithio fod i'n ymwneud yn ei chwn i'r hynny'n ffordd. Gwyddi'n gweithio'n cael y gwasana'r gwdd. Mae nid os nid i'n fath o'n lle i'r gwaith o'r cynddo o'r rhai cyhoeddau hynny o'r hyffordd ychydig. A ddif wedi bod yn gwneud bod y swyddfa o hyffordd, o'r hyffordd, o'r ysgolwch neu o'r hyffordd. Nawr, ychydig os yw yw'r cyhoedd yr hyffordd, mae'n gilydd o'r hyffordd fel yw'r cyfrion, felly mae'n oed yn ymwneud. Mae'n oed yn ymwneud, mae'n oed yn ymwyng, mae'n oed yn ymwyneud. Iwerddo yn y stage, I can see that it could be done. So yeah, 12 volts in. 12 volts is the way to run with this. I'm going to use a little sound thing now, like 12 volts, using it like this, and then connect it to my laptop and then we'll see what we get. See what this sounds like in stereo because we're going to have two channels. Because I've got this channel here as well.  This video is a bit of a mishmashing, so I'll forget which bits I've done and which bits I haven't.  Before I do that, I'm going to just quickly put this one on an escape. I'm going to use the dummy load and feed it and just see if there's any real difference on that particular channel as compared to this channel. It's all but exactly the same stuff on there. I'm moving down to the carbon resistor used there as I used the carbon resistor there. That was actually the first one that I built when I was the second one. OK, so that's the other channel, and it's probably just as expected. It's set over there, like 9, taking a little look. We start to see it flattening out on top first before it starts going at the bottom. It's not really that unequal either. It's not really that unequal, so let's take that down. I don't know about 2 volts. Yeah, it's pretty good. We do about the same sort of power. Maybe there's a few extra milliwatts on there, milliamps even. I'm there, but I'm not worried about that too much. I could connect it here. It doesn't make any difference. I had been doing that off-camera just to see if there was any difference. As you saw, there's only 0.6 or something milliamps in the wire, so not a great biggie there. So I see it then. That's all good, and maybe there's no difference on temperatures on these. Even running it, I had it on yesterday. A lot of the day I did intend on going out with my friends, but it was an outdoor thing we were doing, and it was absolutely pruding it down the rain. So I just played around with this, and had it going with music, nice. I don't get me wrong, it's not bold. As you know, it's not like a half watt per channel really, without any sort of distortion or clipping. So you can't really expect it to be that loud, but it's funny. I don't know if it's because the speakers are really sensitive or something, but this thing is loud. It's loud. You can't have it on the light. The louder it will get without wanting to turn it down, because it's just too loud. It's pretty good, I think, for one watt peak overall. But let's get it connected up to the speakers. So I've got a track here lined up. It's... BAM! I don't know actually what it's called. It's called Motivate Sound. Sorry, it actually says what it's called up there. We're going to shout out to this chap. Let's have a look and see what it sounds like. I'm going to turn it up as well, because that's what we want now. I'm trying to see if my hand will stretch across my function and to that, then it won't. So let me just try and do this a different way. I didn't think this through. All right, I'll do it like this. That's not as loud as what I had at the food parties on. I'm having to shout and just turn up a bit more, but I can give it. It's on number 50, and it goes up to 100. If you remember now, this... To get it to its peak output, the two volts RMS, it was using about 100... 100, let's say, 115 mA. It was a little bit higher in that, wasn't it? But let's just keep it under the peak. Now, that's with both channels connected. What it's using there, so I'm just going to allow it to play some sound through now. It's going to start off quite... It's not terribly high, but this is just to show the nice, gentle input of sound. So here we go. So you get to see how much it's actually using to try and work out what it was on the consumption of power supply to what we were driving it at with the input signal. It's cup of tea in the music, but it's not about the music. I just want to just change the music a little bit. So you get to see there that it's not really pulling that much current. I can't actually change it because I haven't set it up for any more reasons. Do you need me to? OK, I've set it up to play that one that I played on the other video because one I didn't get any copyright notices. And it's a nice dynamic sound, so it's turned up. I think it's on my laptop here. If you want to see the song, yeah. And it says I'm at number 30 or something on my laptop. So let's give it a go. I'm trying to see how much power it's actually drawing to give a sort of impression of how hard we're pushing these things. We can go louder without any distortion, but I can't. That's the volume control with the function. And I can't. I know my hands are quite big, but I can't actually get them to spread that far. So let's hear if it's cheap using this. But I don't have any reality, so I'm just going to pause it. Do you know if that's supposed to be half a watt per channel? Well, it's definitely not a PMP-eriting, is it? That's a pretty good half-watt per channel. That's clean. It's certainly a room filling for sound. And that's not even drawing the amount of power when we were peaking it on the scope with the function generator because we were sat at around 120 milliamps continuously. And that's peaking at about 120 milliamps between the two of them. So I reckon that's pretty good.  I'll just put that on. Don't get that to... No, that's the end of the thing. Right, so I'll just get that. You can see that look, it says number 40 there. It goes away. So that's turned up all right another sort of 6 or 7. I think it was on 32, so... Pause it. Pause it because that sounds lovely. It really, really does sound nice. It's probably because this track is quite nicely sound. It's quite cleanly recorded. It's not a flack, it's not anything any good really. On the file size I'll actually tell you what it is. It's the InSoluteTracks, right? Properties down there. And it's 8.36 megabytes MP3, but it doesn't tell me what the bitrate is. But I would say that, considering most tracks for this duration, well that's quite a big duration actually. Most tracks are around about 4 minutes on a CD at about 35 megs. So this is 8.36 megs, and it's just over 5.5 minutes long. So it's not a... Probably it's a 320, possibly, or 192. It's going to be one out of them too anyway. It's not a 128 definitely. I would love a download and a 128. But that does sound nice. I'm not going to push that any further. Should I just turn it up a little bit more? I'll turn it up to number 50 on my laptop and see what it sounds like. I've got to do it with your two hands. I'll do that again. Put down one and go up one. Okay there, number 50. So let's do that. Watch your ears. It's going to be a bit noisier. I can do the subtle turn down actually, because I can just about squeeze my hands across there. Only if the Egyptians, when they did the cubic and the hands measurements, I wonder if they actually had a specific hand size. It's almost as confusing as the amount of car lengths it takes to do braking at certain speeds when car lengths are all different sizes. But anyway, so there we go. There we go. I'm quite chuffed with that. I might actually build that up into a little case like I said. There's so many little clips to this video. I don't know what's going to go in and what's not. But if I didn't say it or if I didn't put it in, I might build this into just a little plastic case, do some volume controls, because I watched a pretty good video from John Audio Tech about setting up the volume controls for this subtle project. And yeah, make another pair and give them to my grandson, so a little MP3 player, isn't we? He'd be cheap enough to pick up for him. Some speakers and blast their parents out in the bedroom. That's when I got my hand back on the kids. Right, cheers for watching, guys. You've got this far. It's been a great little project. I'll tell you what you know. I would say if anybody was thinking about building a little amp, that this is ideal. A great little setup if you've got a few other parts to build them discreetly. It's a great little setup. I'm really chuffed with it. It certainly pulls this room up. I wouldn't be able to sit in this room and listen to that loud. Not unless I've got a beer or a little dance or something. I wouldn't just be able to sit in and work with it that loud as there's a way too loud, but no distortion. I can't hear anything dodgy going on in there. I wouldn't expect to either. Thanks for watching. See you in the next one.


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The first five days is basically all selling with a little bit of dead cap bounces in the middle of it, lots of fake outs to the upside. But overall, we started selling back off afterward. So we kind of did go against the seasonality a little bit, but we will go into that next because we do actually have a pretty good week in terms of seasonality this week. But for now, we'll go over the economic calendar real quick. We do have a lot of data this week. Well, I wouldn't say a lot, but we do have some big ones this week. It's going to be CPI and PPI Monday, January 8th. We do have consumer credit. This is always a hit or miss if it affects the market. It comes out at 3pm an hour before the close Tuesday, the trade deficit. This usually doesn't affect the market. Wednesday, we do have wholesale inventories and we do have one Fed speaker at 315 Thursday. This is when all the big data comes out here. We have CPI core CPI CPI year over year and core CPI year over year. It's pretty straightforward. We want to see inflation continuing lower. So we know that Fed hikes are working and we don't have to see any more increases in the near future. It's pretty straightforward. So I want to see that trend lower on CPI as well as on Friday, January to the 12th. We want to see that trend lower on the PPI, which is the producer side. If the producer side starts increasing, that means it gets passed on to the consumer. So we want to see lower PPI as well on the producer side to kind of match the CPI as well. So that's for the data this week. Really just pay attention to Thursday and Friday. The other is not so much. I did see some Fed speakers from the FOMC are supposed to be speaking this week on a different news outlet I was looking at, but I don't see it here on the economic calendar. So maybe we do have a couple more Fed speakers that they just don't have mentioned here. But right now I just see that one on Wednesday. That's going to be John Williams at 315 and on to the seasonality. So this week is actually a pretty positive for seasonality. So we got January 8th to the 12th, which is our trading week this week. You can see winning trades are sitting at 80%. This is the 10 year data set. So overall positive on the 10 year. If we knock that up to 15, you can see that it's also positive sitting at a 73% winning trades rate. And then if we go up to 20 years, it's also very similar, 75% winning trades. So for the 10, 15 and 20 year data sets, seasonality looks pretty good this week. And then we do start to average a dip after this week historically. So we'll see how that goes. We kind of did get that a little bit early last week and seasonality wasn't really pushing for or even showing a pullback last week. Really, maybe just some consolidations. You can see right here, the fifth, the fourth, the sixth, the seventh, that's all kind of choppy if you look very closely. And then this week is kind of like the trend push from the eighth to the 12th. So we'll see how that goes. Maybe we can get some positivity. I feel like a lot of people have been waiting for a market dip.  Obviously with CPI and PPI on Thursday and Friday, it is kind of a hit or miss. It's a total gamble and you really have no idea. Economic data is just very unpredictable. But overall, as long as you just, you know, trade safe and maybe buy time on your contracts or anything you trade, if you hold through the data, even if it draws down, it's really not too bad. As long as you have time on your side, you're always going to have to deal with drawdown risk in the market. And not to the setups for this week. So this first one we're looking at is PayPal. This is actually going to be a longer term setup that I'm looking at. It's pretty straightforward. It's trying to form this inverse head and shoulders. You got the first shoulder, you got the head and you got a second shoulder or higher low trying to form right now. You can see overall, it does have this downtrend line. You got a test one, test two. This is actually almost three weeks of stalling out or rejection. As you can see by these bars, this is one week bar, one week bar, one week bar, so three weeks worth of stalling out and consolidation at the downtrend line. We need to see a get over that overall, if we can get over that. Plus the neckline is 6413. If we can get over that 6413, that is confirming a neckline break. So keep it simple. Watch this over the next couple of weeks, maybe a month. This is a higher time frame setup, so it might take time. In validation, if it starts going back under the shoulder too low, obviously it could probably dip down to 53s or 55s still and it could still hold the shoulder. But you just got to be careful. Make sure you watch the 5729. If it does start to break under that, just be a little bit more skeptical. Obviously, you don't have to completely not look for the pattern anymore. But if it gets under 55, it's probably kind of reaching a tipping point where you don't want to, you know, really look for that shoulder anymore. But overall, if it can break out of this downtrend line plus the 64, that will confirm the second shoulder and it could take it higher. So this is a long term setup paypal looking at calls. But with further out expiration, maybe wait for the pattern to confirm. Maybe wait for that breakout on the line at least. If it breaks out of this downtrend line, it probably makes it easier for it to break out of that 64 neck line and it will go to the upside. So that's for paypal. Be patient. Higher time frame setup could take a little bit. So for number two here, we're looking at HD or Home Depot. This is a pretty straightforward setup. It's just a back test trade as well as it's kind of back testing. It's one day, nine and 21 EMA combo. You get your nine, 21 right here. Went ahead and added a little cursor thing that way it's a little bit easier to see. The mouse is kind of small. So here's your nine and 21 combo. Here's your 338 back test resistance right here. And you can see Friday actually had a pretty big push off of that back test area. And that also confirmed a 21 EMA balance as well. If it can get over this little one day nine, three forty fours or so, three forty three, something like that. If it can push over that, obviously that could take you back. Probably try to test this little fifty two week high, which is going to be like three fifty fives or so. It's just also this one point two seven two Fibonacci extension. And that extension is from this measurement going down. Or so you got your point A point B. This is your one point two seven two extension or breakout target over your point A breakout. So that's probably why I saw that resistance. That's usually the first price target on a breakout like this. The one point two seven two always has that potential to see that resistance. It's kind of just a Fibonacci basic. What's a break start with the one hundred percent your first price targets that one hundred and twenty seven percent or the one point two seven two. So that's for HD looking pretty good for a back test trades pretty straightforward. Three thirty eight is a big back test support level. As long as it's holding over that, I feel like this trade idea is pretty good for the upside. As well as you got this MACD going negative. So that kind of does invalidate the trend a little bit. But obviously MACD does lag. I like to consider the moving averages more than the MACD. But overall it looks good. Just make sure it stays over three thirty eight. So HD looking at calls and validation below three thirty eight. Hopefully it can get back up to that three fifty five over time. Obviously, if you're trading short term options on this or just day trading, you don't need to aim for the full three fifty five that could take a couple days. Anyways, HD is kind of a slow mover, except for this little uptrend right here. It moved up pretty fast. But overall it is a large cap. So, you know, it does take time on these sometimes. So just be patient. Make sure it's breaking over that one day nine EMA and this back test trade could be looking great. And number three, we're going on to UPS. So I was actually watching this last week, little wedge break out. But as well as what caught my eye was the nine and twenty one combo holding at your nine twenty one right under it. Pretty good consolidation off of this as well as you go to the short term time frames. You do have multiple areas of support holding a bounce here, bounce here, bounce here, bounce here, even got a bounce over here as well. But this is like quadruple support. So this is a good range to trade off of. So Friday, you got UPS confirming relative strength. You got it up over one percent. Well, the spot closing relatively flat. That's another good sign really on any of these PayPal HD UPS. These are all relatively in pretty good strength compared to the indexes, which close relatively flat. So by definition, that is relative strength on the intraday basis. But like I said, EPS here, you got your nine and twenty one combo. Also, here's your 50. You see this red one price has been trending over this 50 the last couple weeks since the beginning of December. And this is regardless of FTX is awful earnings with the 12 percent gap down. EPS has been holding pretty good. So you got your nine and twenty one combo holding. I feel like this looks good for a potential move back up to the one day two hundred EMA, just keep it simple. Or this one sixty three, which the one day two hundred EMA will probably get to that one sixty three point by the time it even got up there anyways. So the one sixty three is plus the two hundred EMA should probably meet at the same spot by the time it gets up there, if it can get up there. It looks like there's a little short term wake right here. You probably need to watch on the short term. It's going to be a one sixty one sixty break or one sixty fifty takes you up to the one sixty threes. But overall, this consolidation looks good. That's what I like about it. Also short term breakout trending over your three mid term moving averages. Still trending under your long term 200. That's the only downside. That's why you use that as a price target. And really, you wouldn't get any more bullish until it starts breaking over that longer term one day two hundred EMA. So your nine twenty one fifty more short to medium term moving averages. Long term is going to be your one day two hundred EMA. So that's for EPS looking at calls. Good relative strength. Just make sure it stays over the nine twenty one combo. Also overall stays over your one day fifty EMA. If it starts breaking under those, just throw away the thesis.  We're looking at M.U. here. This is pretty straightforward. It's a really nice demand reaction from Friday's candle. This is a nice push up. You got rally base rally. This is a big sell imbalance that led to a big buy imbalance. So this is a good demand zone. Something happened in this candle to lead to buying. Also, it probably matches up with their earnings. Looks like they had earnings that day as well. So there's a lot of volume, lots of participation to bring this higher. That's why when it came back down to this zone from the day prior from earnings, you have a good little short term reaction off of demand right here. So you got one good bounce here. You got another polling right here. Another good bounce on Friday. So good reactions to demand. And like I said, this is a rally based rally zone. So looking for a short term pop on this. You have your one day nine, 21 EMAs holding pretty good. It looks like it just closed right at the nine. But overall, this is kind of looking like HD and UPS, you know, holding its nine and 21 EMA combos is higher lows. So you just be looking for that push up to the recent 52 week high or the, you know, recent resistance or local top. That's going to be around the 86s might even be close to 87. It's going to be 86 70s or so. And I think 86 24 is also a point, probably an old point. Let's see. Yeah. 86 24. So the 86 24 comes from this March 2022 level. And that's why it's meeting all the way over here. Also found resistance to that area as well. Once it got back under with this candle, that 86 24 became resistance again. So watch the 86 24. If you can push back up looking for a short term trade on this. Similar to HD, you got your MacD is negative. But overall, like I said, your one day nine and 20 ones are holding. This is a higher low for now basis, holding good, good reaction off demand, looking for that pop back up to resistance. So keep it simple in validation, likely if it starts falling under this trend line. But overall, if it does pull into this trend line for some reason, that test three could be a good trade as well, because you got, you would have a test three plus demand all meeting it in the same area. Probably try to pop right there short term. So test one, test two, if it came back down, this would be a test three in this general area or, you know, wherever it tests. So that's for M.U. looking at calls on that as well. Basically, all calls this week might be willing to do some puts, you know, on the indexes or spy or KQQ, but it just depends only short terms. Right now trend is still relatively in order. Your one week moving averages on the index is all still in order as well. Obviously, with the data coming out on Thursday and Friday, anything can happen. So PayPal, look at the long term. HD UPS and M.U. probably look at relatively short term because your price targets are relatively close. I mean, HD UPS and M.U. all have that resistance just above and are trying to pop off higher lows. So just make sure, you know, you're not staying in for too long. Make sure you're taking profit. If it can get up here, same with UPS, get your resistance here. Same with HD, got your resistance relatively close as well. So these are higher low trades, all three of them. If it gets back up to resistance, that would be a relatively short term trade if it can get up there this week and on to the indexes. So for spy last week, I mentioned that this 470s was probably the better area to be looking for dip buys. So I didn't really try to buy the dip up here. I wanted to wait for it to get down to 470s or at least close to it. And we finally did that. As you can see, there's a couple of attempts off of demand to go to the 15 minute I can show you. So you got your first initial test off-demand were pretty nice short term bounce here as well as a big upthrust candle right here. We pull deeper into it right here.  And then it looks like we dipped just briefly under it and actually was a little liquidity hunt because they took it right back over. Same right here at the close, took it back under, took it back over. So kind of just reclaiming these demand zone lows. So I would still count this demand zone as a pretty good area to watch. That's what I'm kind of expecting a bounce this week, holding the base relatively good as well as you kind of got this little channel here on the one hour. So it looks like this lower channel line on the one hour is holding. If you go to the 15 minutes also, you know, 15 minute channel as well. Overall, it looks like it'll probably try to pop back up here, head back up to the upper channel line at least. So that's the highest I can project for now. I can project higher if we can break out of the channel, probably try to back test and then we go higher. It will need to start clearing this 470 and also 471 18. If you can start getting over those, you can get even more bullish. But like I said, it has to break out of this channel first. So don't expect too much for right now. At least maybe expect this channel line to get tested eventually. And then likewise, you know, if it starts breaking under the channel to the downside, likewise, you'd probably want to start projecting lower or expecting downside similar to as you would if you were, you know, expecting a breakout. If it starts breaking under the channel line, probably start expecting it to go lower. So you've got to look at both sides. There's really can't have too much of a bias into one direction. I never have and I never will. I'm skeptical pretty much about everything that I look at skeptical about every setup I look at, every direction. You got to have that in the back of your mind to be ready to switch or to be able to say you were wrong, to be able to look at something else, etc. So for right now, like I said, spy, you know, holding the bottom of demand for now, demand zone is holding. Look for upper channel line first thing, break out of the channel. Got to break those 470 to 471s, thinking it over that really nice upside potential. So that's for the spy. And next, we'll go ahead and look at the breadth indicator for how many S&P stocks are above their 50 day moving average, which I feel like gave us a good signal last week. We had this indicator at a local top. And I kind of mentioned to be skeptical just due to the fact that the last three times they reached this zone, breadth kind of sold off a little bit and also the market sold off a little bit short term. That's exactly what we got last week. So we're going to go ahead and look at it again this week, which it's kind of relatively unchanged. So we're looking at it last Sunday. I'm sorry, last Monday, I think, because we didn't start trading till Tuesday. So here we were the last time it was at the 89s.  But then overall kind of came back down as well as the market came back down on the one day. Even QQQ had an awful close as well on the week. So let's say the breadth indicator gave a really good signal. I mean, we had most of the S&P stocks above their 50 day moving averages all at the same spot here on the indicator. You get a top here, a top here, and a top here. And it basically just followed that. And if you looked at really any other indicator like S&P stocks above their 100 day moving averages or 20 day, it's all kind of similar. Really, whatever one you use for breadth is kind of going to give you similar signals. There's going to be some type of correlation with breadth and the market.  So for right now, it looks like breadth is holding, you know, this nine and 21 combo pretty well. I would say it respects the nine and 21's similar to how the SPX would like you got a downtrend here. It comes back and tests the 21 right here, sells back off more. Same thing right here. Likewise, you got a higher low right here at the nine and 21 pulls in right here, higher, low, higher, low, higher, high, et cetera. So if I was a pretty good right now, breadth still trending over your nine and 21's. And I feel like for breadth to collapse more, if you want to see more downside of the market, we'll have to get under the 21 starts getting under that 21. This kind of breaking structure. I'm guessing that the spy would also break structure. If breadth collapses like this as well, because that means you got most stocks above their 50 day movie coverage also selling off at the same time, which kind of covers the general broad market rather than just the, you know, magnificent seven like Nvidia, Apple, Amazon, all those Apple had a very, very reclose last week sold off almost 6%. I feel like Apple had a big influence on the market last week, as well as lots of profit taking, a little bit of geopolitical fears, et cetera. So starting out this year has been pretty rough in terms of the first five days of the market. But overall, you know, trend is still in order. If we looked at spy in the one week, you know, it's still holding over its one day nine EMA. You got your nine and 21 combo on the one week still holding. So trend is still in order just with some slight resistance also kind of topped out at its all time high resistance as well. So this was kind of do now. Hopefully we can follow the seasonality this week. See a short term pop at least, you know, before it tries to go lower if it wants to go lower. And then, like I said, seasonality after the 12th, you kind of start to do getting that pullback and as well as mid-February kind of do get the same thing at the midpoint of the month, bigger pullbacks. But overall, I mean, January is pretty chill for the most part. And then Voltaudy kind of picks up mid-February. The dip does get a little bit bigger historically, but we do have a nice rally at the beginning from the end of January to the midpoint of February. So hope all that helps. We still do have breadth at this pretty much same spot as last week. We kind of dig it a little bit of a change. As you can see, breadth sold off just a little bit and it did react to the local tops that we looked at last week. So overall, still kind of a little skeptical up here for longs in terms of the market on the spy at least. I feel like the QQQ gave a better discount last week. It dipped harder and it's a little bit more oversold on the spy. But spy structure is still holding pretty good. Like I said, it needs to break out of that short term channel and that's about it. And then for breadth to collapse, needs to break under that one day 21. So that's all you should take from this. And as well as you get the MACD still negative here on the breadth indicator as well. So for breadth to go positive again, I'm guessing that would have to start crossing back up similar to this trend right here. You can see when the MACD was positive right here, breadth had a pretty good run up. And then we kind of did start slowing down here, installing out once the MACD went negative. And last but not least, we're going to the QQQ, which is actually at a better buy zone. So I felt like last week, this is a pretty good area to look for dip buys, but it actually just buttered. So we had this rally based rally zone, which we bounced from right here back on December 20th, had a nice little run up and we pulled into that on Tuesday, pretty big down day, almost 2% down for the NASDAQ. You can see really no types of dip buys, even this little jump right here in the middle of the demand zone was really not that good. We kind of did have a nice little bounce at the bottom of demand. But then you can see once we actually broke under this demand, this is when we started seeing weakness. You got back tests off the demand zone low right here, rejection, rejection, rejection, all at the bottom of the zone. And then you can see as we start breaking under this zone, each pop is starting to get sold off more aggressively. You can see here's another pop right here, sold off Friday aggressively, but overall trying to make this little bottom structure short term is pretty straightforward. We have a 399 or we could probably just mark 400 and then also a short term of 398 that we need to get over next week. So if QQQ can get over this 398, make a base off that, or maybe we could just blow through it. It will need to get over 400 or 399.50 next. If you can get over that, there is lots of free space to run back up. But overall, the main psychological level is going to be 400 flat. Needs to clear 400 flat. Simple as that. If they can break over 400 flat, the trend will be back in order for the most part. It'll probably start inviting higher time for em buyers in because imagine if we can start seeing that 400 get cleared and start getting back over this old structure right here. That's going to invite a lot of people in. They'll probably try to go for this little gap fill right here from Tuesday, right? You got a bunch of stuff you can go for big sale and balance to fill upward if it can get over 400. So we want to watch that. Keep remaining skeptical below 400 on the QQQ. We are under the 9 and 21 e-mail combo. Get your 9, 21s. It tried to pop up into the 21s. Two big wicks off the general area or just the 400. So we are trending under those. And these candles really don't give you much. And same on spy, your one day candles, these last two are really not giving you much. They're not that bullish and they're not really signaling a reversal to the upside or anything yet. So we will need to start seeing some levels clear to the upside. See a better one day structure and we can see that pop back up. Maybe people will try to buy the dip because a lot of people have been waiting to get in after missing this. And it probably just be short term. That's as much as I can project on spy and QQQ both. I'm not going to project and move all the way back to 52 week highs. Not yet need to see a clear 400 and then spy. We need to see, you know, just keep holding this demand zone low. And I could probably see 472 max for it now. And if it can get over 472, I could see the 52 week highs again. But got to take one level one day at a time. Need to see more bullish structures, a little bit better candle structure here on the one day. But you do have a nice little back test area right here. So this is a short term resistance back in November pullback. Also a breakout zone right here. So this little area is technically support. Also a nice back test area. So as long as that's holding, we can see that move back up to 400. And I need to see how it reacts to 400. And hopefully I can break over that and I can project higher. Like I said, I mean, we can see that gap fill and all these little sell and bail candles fill it upward. So that's the video guys. Hope you guys enjoyed seasonality is in our favor for this week. And then afterwards it kind of does get a little bit shaky. Historically, also have some risky data coming out Thursday, Friday. We got CPI, which is a consumer side and also PPI, which is the producer side. So big inflation data this week. Hopefully everything goes smoothly. I'd like to see the market come back up seasonality is in our favor. Like I said, but need to see some better structures on the indexes on the one day timeframe as well as on the shorter term time frames. So I hope you guys enjoyed this video. Make sure you like comment and subscribe to our extra YouTube channel. 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While we may know that gravity is the reason masses are attracted to one another, if you think back to a time before people really understood gravity, it's not immediately obvious that the force that's responsible for things dropping down to Earth is the same as the force that's responsible for keeping our moon in orbit around our planet, and our planet in orbit around our sun. It turns out that one equation can be used to explain these seemingly disparate phenomena, and it's the equation for gravity, or as it's more formally known, Newton's law of universal gravitation. So just when you thought you'd got through all of Newton's laws, here's another one. And this is the equation for gravity. In very simplistic terms, gravity is the natural attraction between different masses, so everything with mass feels some force pulling it towards every other mass. We will go into the exact form of this equation in the next video, but firstly I want to explore in a bit more detail how a mathematical equation is so important in understanding the physics of gravity. And to do this, I want to talk a little about physics more generally. Very broadly speaking, our understanding of physics can be regressed in a couple of ways. Firstly, and what you'll typically experience in your life, is physics through observations. And this physics can include experiments and labs, surveying the universe, collecting data, and fitting observations to models. But what physics through observations can't tell us is why the world is acting this way, and this leads us to physics through theory. Theoretical physics can include looking at symmetries and deeper patterns, understanding mathematical derivations and relationships, doing simulations, and gaining a more fundamental understanding of physics concepts. But to test our understanding of theoretical physics, we need to do observation physics, doing experiments and labs to test that the equations and relationships are giving us the answers that we expect. So if you go on to be a researcher or scientist, these observations and theories are how you would actually do physics. Some physicists are more experimental and do more observation physics. And some physicists are more theoretical and look at more fundamental concepts. And then there are physicists who sit somewhere in the middle between observation and theory. There are also those people who choose to go on and do engineering instead, and look at how they can apply physics in the real world. In this course, we're going to look at Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation, and this is an example of physics based on observation.  It was instead based on many observations and finding an equation that fit the many observations he had. This is in contrast to Einstein's more fundamental understanding of gravity, which is his general theory of relativity. This is a more advanced theory of gravity, and we won't be studying it in this course. So now that we have a better understanding of what physics is, how can we actually use all of this physics? As I mentioned earlier in this video, we will learn about Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation in the form of a mathematical equation. Now why is an mathematical equation so important to understanding physics, and why do we spend so much time learning about the equation for Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation? Well ultimately this equation is a tool that allows us to understand and predict how gravity affects the world. Lots of things are affected by gravity, and Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation allows us to model these effects. If we can quantify the rules that the world around us seems to follow, we can use these rules to manipulate our environment. For example we can work out how objects fall on the earth, how ramps affect the motion of objects, how a bank track lets a vehicle go faster, how objects in space pull and orbit each other, how far away a satellite should be to be in a useful orbit, and what happens when there are multiple objects pulling on each other. These are some of the topics we'll cover in the course, but there's a big difference between understanding the concept of gravity, which is that things with mass attract each other, and knowing how Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation works. Without a mathematical model, it's very difficult to make specific and testable predictions. But similarly, without understanding the concept of gravity, then Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation is just an equation with some random parameters in it. We need to use both physics concepts and equations to truly understand and use physics. In the next video, we'll be introduced to the form of this equation for the first time. But keep in mind that the equation is powerful because it can explain a lot of the physical behavior we observe, and ultimately, how our universe works.


Welcome back to another video. My name is Johannes Bottle and I'm in love with options trading in this video I will explain three basic options strategies that I use to generate income There's so many different ways of utilizing options, but in this video, I will only cover call options So let's just dive into it. First of all, you can either buy or sell a call option What does that mean? So when you buy a call option as the word implies you have to pay To actually receive the contract. This contract allows you to purchase a specific stock In the future for a specific price You don't have the obligation, but you have the option to do that You'd want to buy a call option if you're very bullish on a stock and you believe that its value will increase in the near future Now that you have obtained this call option, what can you do with it? So you can either sell that contract for a higher price in the future if the stock goes up in value or By expiration date, you can exercise your rate to purchase the underlying stock at the strike price that you determined when you bought the Call option. Here's a fun call option that I purchased last week And I'm saying fun because I usually don't do those short call options But it was AMC and the volatility was so high that I just couldn't resist So as you guys can see here I purchased a call with the strike price of $60 and the expiration date of June 4th Again, this this by the way is very risky, and I don't usually do that, but the volatility just I Couldn't resist so I purchased 14 contracts at $3 and 15 cents, which cost me $4,410 I immediately placed a sell order to sell my 14 contracts at $3 and 60 cents per contract about 90 minutes later My options sold and paid me $5,040 this trade net of me $630. So let's talk about this entire thing. I purchased a call option with the strike price $60 so I was anticipating where I bought this contract with the belief that AMC will increase in value over the next couple hours Let's talk about risks if AMC did the opposite My contracts instead of $3 and 15 cents per contract would have probably been worth $2.80 so that would have lost me 35 cents on each Contract, which is a lot of money. Luckily it went the way I expected it to do and I made money But the risk for this specific trade was that AMC that the opposite, you know Tanks loses value and then my contracts are worth nothing because the expiration date was exactly on that date to sum it up You want to buy a call option if you believe the stock will increase in value now that we know what buying a Call means and what it actually does. Let's see what happens when we sell a call I'm specifically talking about a covered call. I'm going to explain to you how to sell a covered call So if I hold 100 shares of a specific company I can use those hundred shares and sell a covered call Meaning I'm willing to sell my hundred shares that I own in the future for a specific price and for that Commitment I receive a premium a payment up front immediately as soon as I sell that contract That will stay in my bank account no matter what so when I sell my contract I immediately receive my premium that stays in my bank account and now I can invest that or do whatever I can Withdraw it I can do whatever I want with that money My hundred shares are now frozen in that contract and then we have different outcomes on expiration date So number one the stock price is higher than my strike price on expiration date Which means I have to sell my hundred shares at the strike price. So technically I'm missing out on all those gains I still receive I still keep my premium, but I also have to sell my hundred shares Now I have cash in my account and I can start from scratch an outcome number two The stock price ends up below my strike price Which means I don't have to sell any of my shares, but I still keep my premium This is the optimal, you know situation if you just want to sell a covered call for additional income So when do you do that for there are so many different reasons why you would sell a covered call for me personally? I love selling covered calls on growth companies because I invest in growth companies, but they don't pay Dividends and so basically I'm just waiting for that company to increase in value over the next couple years But until then and until I sell I don't see any cash flow So I like to use those companies and sell covered calls on them to just generate more income And basically I can use that money and invest it into this into the same company again Here's a great example. I own three thousand three hundred shares of riot and my average cost basis is $34.80. I truly believe by the end of the year we will see another bullish run from Bitcoin, which will then bring riot back up to like, I don't know maybe 60 70 80 dollars Who knows? But again, this is you know just my guess. I'm very bullish on the stock. I'm very bullish on Bitcoin That's why I don't want to sell any of my of my shares at the moment But like I mentioned, I want to still generate income from those shares from that money That's sitting within the company now So basically I accumulated a lot of shares that I don't want to sell But at the same time I want to make money with them. So here's what I did I sold a call with the strike price of $43 even though the stock price just dropped drastically within two days This contract is way out of the money, which is why I only got paid 22 cents per contract Which is seven hundred and twenty six dollars for about eight days. If I had lowered the strike price I would have increased my premium that I would have received for that contract But at the same time I didn't want to risk anything Maybe you know Elon tweeting something positive about Bitcoin saying Bitcoin to the moon now because he found the solution or whatever And then Bitcoin just having like a mini bull run and then it brings up riot and I have to sell all of my shares Although right now it doesn't look like this is gonna happen anytime soon by just selling covered calls I generate income which I can use for whatever I want and my money's not just sitting in that growth company Waiting for the company to you know increase in value last but not least. I want to talk about leaps leaps stands for long-term equity anticipation securities sounds complicated, but it's Very simple a leap option is basically a call option, but with one characteristic It has to be longer than one year So the duration of that contract has to be longer than one year So it's considered a leap option You can either buy calls or puts but in this video. I will only cover calls So a call leap option.  I people say you can't time the market I think I truly time the market Perfectly wrong. I purchased a leap call option on Apple at Apple's pinnacle it was at one hundred and thirty five dollars and I was like, okay within the next year and a half it will go up So right now this is what my call option looks like so with this contract I have the right to purchase 100 shares of Apple at one hundred and thirty five dollars in a year and ten days from now The risk for this option is that I'm 2465 dollars short and if Apple doesn't surpass a hundred fifty nine dollars on expiration day My option will be worth nothing if in case Apple increases in value over the next couple months My option will be worth more so whenever I feel like okay My option is now whatever increased by a thousand dollars and I feel like I want to sell it I can then sell my leap option But I don't think I will I just want to hold on to my leap option until next year because I truly believe that even though Right now we are in a weird Situation with inflation and everything hitting us really hard, but I still don't believe that within the next year will fall into a bear market I'm just very positive on the market still So why would you buy a leap option and not Apple shares if I want to be able to have control over a hundred shares of Apple right now? I need to to spend twelve thousand six hundred dollars on Apple to own a hundred shares If I don't have twelve thousand six hundred dollars to spend on Apple I can just buy a leap option if I believe that Apple is gonna go up in value and just say okay I'm gonna spend two thousand five hundred dollars and have the same thing I still have you know power over a hundred shares because in the future I can either buy a hundred shares at a hundred thirty five dollars or I just sell the contract For a higher price in the future as you guys can see all three strategies I actively use within my portfolio. So it's not something. I just you know Right online. I'm like, yeah, you can't do that. 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Remarks at arrival of Chancellor Erhard of Germany at Bergstrom Air Force Base, Texas, December 27, 1963. Mr. Chancellor, Mr. Foreign Minister, Mr. Secretary of State, it is with the greatest pleasure that I bid you welcome to the United States and to my home state of Texas. As a good friend, a great European, and as Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany, you have come to a part of our country where there are many Americans whose forebears came from Germany. So while all of us are your friends, there are many who feel a very personal relationship and who look forward to meeting you. We shall be working hard while you are here, but there will also be time to meet some of our neighbors to see us as we are and to join us in a Texas barbecue. It is our duty in these next two days to discuss the great tasks of the future. It is our good fortune to build on the work of great men who have gone before. To begin our labor together in a time when historic dangers have been turned back and hope for the future of freedom has been strengthened. Two years ago, President Kennedy asked me to fly to the beleaguered city of West Berlin to make plain our determination that freedom there could not be strangled by a wall. Today, the freedom of West Berlin is more secure than ever. As we meet, Mr. Chancellor, the people of West Berlin for the first time in years are able to cross the wall on errands of simple humanity. Yet the wall itself remains. The guards who man it still shoot to kill. Germany is still divided. There is work to do for freedom in your land. The United States of America remains committed to the great peaceful purpose of freedom and self-determination for all Germans and for all men everywhere. It was a threat to German freedom which took me to Berlin in 1961. It was hope and confidence in the future of German freedom that brought John Kennedy to his magnificent welcome in Berlin two years later. Germans and Americans still stand united against danger and strong in hope. So in that spirit, Mr. Chancellor, we meet today. We have much to do to strengthen the forces of freedom, to reinforce the Atlantic partnership, to increase our cooperation with all free nations, new and old, and to enlarge the prospect of peace everywhere. In all that we do, we shall act together as the leaders of two free peoples who have proved their friendship with each other in trial and in triumph. So Mr. Chancellor, once more let me tell you how happy all Americans are to have you here and what a very special pleasure it will be for Mrs. Johnson and me to have you as our guests at our home.