Hi everyone, Joe for Jasper's casebreaks.com coming at you with 2020-2021 Panini Prison Basketball three box Pick your team number 17 from a fresh case now in the pick your teams all cards ship So big thank you to this group of people here for making it happen Thank you so now Dylan got double last spot mojo right here, so you got the last two teams and if you have a Little rooftop next year and that means you won those spots in that in that break Yes, William is too late to get in on this. Obviously all the teams are spoken for We don't do a break. We don't ever do a break until everything sold out But we've got other three box versions of this in the store right now Jasper's casebreaks.com William So buy your teams We can do another three box break right out of this case Oh, these are already in stacks of three right here So we're gonna select a die and go with that one right there Turn all over the place. All right, so we'll go one two three and four right Five and six. I'll just roll again Like that so six six again and Two one and two right there. So these we will save for next time All right, so we'll mark all of those pick your teams PYT so we know they're from the same case And so I don't mix them up with the random teams that are back here Trust me since PYT What am I bringing the next basketball when it sells out William? We can't break anything until it all sells out. Oh Nice day and there you go Good return there You just go to Jasper's casebreaks.com you pick your teams very easy What's confusing about the Google dock link? So maybe I can improve it So what's on the Google dock is there are only breaks that are That we've sold out and we've already completed and done. That's not a schedule of what's coming up I don't decide when things happen the people who are buying Determines when something happens the break schedule is only for for breaks that are completely sold out So right now six o'clock. We're doing this break because that was sold out And there's no other breaks sold out after that. So the break schedule is empty There's a little mellow already So the when question is always up to the crew not me. I wish I could decide when But unfortunately I do not that's something you decide So when a winner when is the next basketball break gonna happen? When you and everyone else buy spots and sell something out, hopefully soon we can run this back pretty easily tonight It's all on Jasper's case breaks calm the link there should be a link in the video I think if you look at the video description, there should be a link or you can just type in see right there above my head You can just type that in to Whatever browser you'd like to use and we can go type that in right there There it is Jasper's case breaks calm All right first Lamello out of the gate is gonna be for John Danine and Charlotte picking up the Hornets straight up Hopefully we'll find many of these Maybe some lower-numbered parallels which would be nice Jackson Hayes silver. So remember and pick your teams everything ships. There's Marcus smart purple to 99 Marcus Aldridge hyper Lonnie Walker these red waves aren't numbered but Obviously, they will ship everything ships in this nice Patrick Williams right here for Jason and the Bulls Nicola Yokech and Someone look this up silver. Yannis onto to come in that retro design. I'm pretty sure I'm pretty sure we look this up and someone was trying to sell these Asking they're asking like $1,200 for these this could be pretty great Jaden Burns who won the Bucks In in one of those blaster breaks, that's pretty I think blaster break to Nice Halliburton here as well. That'll be for the Kings. That's gonna go to Chad Nice second-year John Morant Sir Jabaka Silver Patty Mills Daniels for the T Wolves Cameron Johnson SGA To 125 Shruder taking that charge from Blake Griffin and behind Jeff Green is a Jay Sean Tate Autograph he's been getting some minutes. I feel like he's been playing. All right Rashid Grant with the Rockets could be some upside for this kid here Is that what they call? I think that they call that Yannis flashback. Maybe flashback parallel retro parallel flashback The old prism design Correct. That was the Yannis TJ There's Jeff Green 175 purple ice Rudy gay and blue Grand Riller to 199 watch count souls shows us one soul for 152 Hmm That doesn't sound right the silver version. I think the regular versions. Maybe Could be that price point But maybe specifically the silver wait is watch count showing sold items again. That'd be awesome if they if it is When a silver Patrick Williams It is I'm seeing icy active auctions. I don't know. I'll have to I'll have to look at it later But that'd be awesome because I know that eBay changed their They changed their algorithm. So we couldn't you couldn't find We couldn't find like sold items with the best offer accepted Which has been kind of annoying. I guess the prices Kind of went down on those a lot or that original pricing was ambitious. I actually didn't really look at what it they sold for Oh, Robert saying there's one that sold for two Maybe that makes more sense Anyway, Patrick did Patrick William that is goes to the Bulls Jason All right, so maybe hundred fifty two hundred bucks on that I think when this first came out someone was asking over a thousand Nice Anthony Edwards hyper Maybe they didn't get it, but still nice Jaden for the bucks Got that for a fraction of the price nice Anthony Edwards hyper. So now what is that? What about Anthony Edwards hyper? Transcenter what's going on? Happy Friday to me? Although I do have to work on on the Saturday as well. I'll be here tomorrow that prism hyper Anthony Edwards Sold for 400 bucks recently. It's pretty nice poor zingas till 299 Frankie what's up? What's gonna be worth more in five years a box of this year's prison basketball hobby edition or an unopened bottle of Louis 13 cognac. I don't know what the current pricing is on the cognac What's the pricing on that? All right, here's box two of three pick a team 17 after tax about $4,000 What's a box of what is a box of these couple thousand dollars? What will the co what will that cognac be in five years same price? Will that be $4,000 or does that go up to? Well, what is what is Donchich here? Okay, so Donchich's just rookie year an unopened sealed box of 2018-19 Panini prison basketball hobby edition Donchich edition $6,000 there's silver Saban Lee And Shaquille O'Neal red to 299 for my Lakers. It's keel Kessler with my Lakers And who's got the pistons that'll be Adam Kelly with Detroit? I Don't know. What does everyone think this box of prison basketball will go up Does it reach Donchich level? 6,000 seems like a lot five made could could this good depending I guess it depends on how Lamello does and the rest of this rookie class. There's Alex Caruso who's out there on the court right now And Jared culver Marcus smart silver speaking of Luca there he is and There's Lamello ball. I Mean Lamello ball would have to play Would have to play stopping, you know not ruin his wrist and would have to play for I'm not saying he could do this guy stuff, but You can kind of get there. Yeah, you don't can't I don't see why not this box can be three thousand four thousand dollars in a few years There's second-year Zion and Emanuel quickly To 175 Nicks that'll be for Roy There's second-year Zion going to the Pelicans that'll be for Nick Stober also depends on That 2018 draft class how these players do and back here is for Cleveland Ryan Cason Anderson Vergeau Won the Cleveland Cavs in that filler break Cleveland, this is for you There's Robert Woodard Redwave and Kearles Jr. Hyper Yeah, Luca Donch is definitely driving the price of that that 1819 box, but if But there's some potential in that box if Trey young You know take takes a hawk seem to the playoffs wins a few games series here and there Deandre Aten should be in the playoffs this year. Hopefully he's healthy. That would be good hashtag good for the hobby Deandre Aten can kind of show what he can do If he can show what he can do in the playoffs the former number one pick Might drive the value of that 1819 box even more It's Patrick Williams right there Michael S. What's going on? How are you? Josh a Kogyev to 99 Derek Jones Jr. Silver There's a Vitsa Zubac to 199 that'll be for Nick Stober and the Clippers and there's Deandre Aten's teammate Jalen Smith Dylan with the Suns last spot mojo Yeah, Frankie. I I definitely remember the days when we were doing full-case breaks of these but now the the values of these have gone up so much that we have to Break them down into more bite-sized pieces second-year John Moran Yeah, we just have one stature to go. Oh Yes, sir. I think Sean had taken out spots or Put spots back in hoping we can just do one and then sell out three spots straight up But that didn't happen so we turned the last three spots back into filler spots again But we have already accomplished one today. We just need to do one more very easy If you want it go and get it There's will be topping for the Knicks the Knicks being in the playoffs. I think we'll be They can slip into the playoffs would be hashtag good for the hobby No, I'm good man Are you out? All right. See you man. Are you here tomorrow? All right. I might see you tomorrow All right, see you man. I remember Michael and everyone else no late night tonight No, no late night tonight. So get your spots early and often before we run out of time Anthony Edwards already. There's that Anthony Edwards going to the T Wolves Damian Nice all these Anthony Edwards is will add up And you won that in a in one of those randoms as well So you were doing pretty pretty well so far especially that other hyper Anthony Edwards back there That's Hachimura will Barton to 175 Denver it's gonna be for Adam another Patrick Williams Dwayne Bacon Red Wave still for Charlotte Josh Green Purple Ice to 175 Steven with Dallas You're welcome Dane. Thanks for getting in man. Jilo. What's up? Another Halliburton here Frank the tank silver another a third-year Luka Dodge. It's how well are these third-year Luka Dodge is just going Curious now Like a base Luka looks like going anywhere. No, wait, hold on. These are these are active six six to ten dollars To two to six dollars, maybe a silver Luka is eighty dollars. That's for third-year Luka. That's crazy It's not bad. They add up Stephen Davenport and Dallas. There's Tyrese Halliburton for the Kings. That's for Chad Carmelo Anthony 299 Isaiah Stewart rookie Sanchez Frank. I know that's what I'm hearing Frankie But there's only one way to find out we're gonna have to find that's the only way to find out as to pop I'll break out and pop it open and see see what we get Isaiah Stewart Rookie Auto going to Detroit by the way Adam Kelly with that one There's a Lamello Anthony Davis Red Wave and Mo Bamba hyper nice Lamello John Charlotte Hornets, there's Luka Dodge again Trey Jones rookie silver for The spurs that's gonna be for William Sadiq Bay Red Wave and Troy Brown Jr. Red to 299 Andrew with the Wizards and Once again Adam with the Pistons Robert Williams Devon Booker the last bit here in this pick your team break Thanks everyone for getting in there's Bradley Beale red and Zach Collins Sensational signatures for Portland Dylan with the trailblazers Bradley Beale with the Wizards And Andrew you're gonna be getting a lot of I Think I did see a couple. I thought I'd set some aside some Denny Avigia's So he's one to kind of keep an eye on In future maybe the rest of this season something to keep an eye on There's a Kongu right here Red Wave Tyrese Maxie hyper LeBron James fireworks Second-year John Morant Jonas Valenchunas silver. There's another Yanis Another hundred dollars right there bam, maybe a little bit more for the Bucks Jaden Great great upgrade both and see what happens It's John Morant for the Grizzlies those will all go to Martin And there's Tyrese Maxie for the Sixers that'll be for Mark and Philadelphia and there you go ladies and gentlemen I'm Joe for jazzy's case breaks calm. Thanks for breaking with us. Thanks for watching. I'll see you next time for the next break. Bye. Bye


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T. F. N. N. Headline news update. Good morning folks. Steve Rhodes coming to you live from the shores of sunny and cool Delray Beach, Florida. This year 11 a.m. update and we've got a mixed bag out there. You've got the Dow trading up 86 points, quarter percent, six points for the S&P 110th percent, half percent for the Nasdaq 100, 78 points there. The Russell's off to some eyes are up 101 dollars. That's 2.7 percent to the upside. Gold's down 15 bucks in change. Silver's off 18 cents. Let's recruit down 11 pennies.  She's printed out a 118 23. Let's figure out what all that means by looking at that nine panel market update chart. We begin with the ES mini upper left hand screen. What do we know? We know that the price right now that the ES mini is trading inside its July 27th swing point. That swing point ranges from 46, 62, 50 to 47, 38, 50. It closed inside 46, 62, 50. Odd's favorite you make a run for that high. Spotball clinics is still in favor of the bulls out here. It's trading below its 50 day exponential moving average. The NQ is attempting to take out its roads meant to mitigate our top. That's priced at 16, 4, 10, 25. The high of the day so far is 16, 4, 12, 75. Watch the 16, 4, 10, 25 level. The price closes above that. That tells us about a further rally that is likely to happen. If we take a look at the US dollar index, a close today above 10380, we're trading at 103.83 right now, would actually trigger an A to B equal CDT upside. And that would give us a initial price projection level of 104.66. Goldilocks that sell the D point pattern closed below the bottom of its daily profile on Friday trading below Friday's low today. That suggests lower price. If we take a look at Silver, it's really the same thing out there. Although it's been well below the bottom of its daily profile. This is consecutive session 245 out there that also wants lower price. Lights we crude on Friday formed a by the D point pattern. Now there's a new bullish structure. I'm sorry, this new bearish structured profile that has also formed. So the resistance zone on any rally would be between 7528 and 7744 out there. I do know that price is running to resistance. That's its oscillator and change line. If we take a look at natural gas, today will become bar number eight of ATD nine count pattern. It's likely to form a TD nine count bottom between today and Wednesday. If we take a look at the 30 year treasury, the 30 year treasury is formed a new daily profile. This form may sell the D point pattern and precious may be pulling back to test support and support here is between 116 19 and 117 17. That's its bullish structured daily profile. Folks, stay tuned for the Trader's Edge show. But if you have to start your Monday, thanks much for joining us. Have a magnificent one that we'll look forward to speaking with you again soon. Take care now.


The following is a presentation of TFNN. The Power Trading Hour with your host, David White. Call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Now, David White. And welcome all to another excellent edition of The Power Trading Hour. And what do we have going on to today? Well, we had kind of a pullback yesterday and then a ramp today. And I think we're in the last throws of a big move into earnings over the next couple of days. Hopefully everybody can hear and see me now. But I do not know. But that's it. So anyway, as always, another excellent edition of The Power Trading Hour. And we're coming to you at this time. The following takes place between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. So, okay, they can hear me in the den loud and clear. Good enough. Okay, what else do we have going on to do? Well, as I said, I was looking for a bearish setup. Or let's let me say in the last couple of days, I've been looking for a bearish setup into Wednesday. And now we're getting this up thrust. Again, a big thrust, not a lot of juice behind it so far. We're doing about 6.6 billion shares. Probably need to be doing about 9, 9.5 billion right now. So do markets go up in light volume? They do, but generally after that, they come down a lot harder. But I suspect we're kind of in the throws of a great deal of options roll over for the month. And that is what do we have here? Really just a really long options exploration cycle into next month where today's the 19th and we actually get into, what is it, August 19th. So we've got a long time for our options expire and really kind of looking at about the 10th of August before we even get into the Delta neutral days. So there's a lot of weeks going on out here where things gonna happen now. What we've seen is kind of light volume, a great deal of that light volume has been the people on the street, they think they know something.  But the retail trader is not. We also saw some very interesting numbers to close out yesterday and that was some pessimism. We have what I think today is yet another kind of bearish omen and that is in a bear market puts falling for a lot of them are falling 50% or more in price today which is great if you've sold them. If you're wanting to buy them, that's also kind of great cause they're on a discount from yesterday at 50% off. But again, we haven't had a lot of people that are bearish in the market. We've had one day and that's all it took to go out and cause a small rally, but there just aren't that many folks out there that are, they may be bearish, but they just don't have a lot of short positions on. So we'll see how that goes for the rest of the day. There's an attack kitty in the den, but I do digress. Let's do a little history and then we'll move on. It's been a history repeating. It is nothing but history and more than it repeating at Rhymes, but what we have is on this day in 1879, despite his formidable reputation as a deadly gun slinger Doc Holliday only engaged in eight shootouts during his life. Well, eight sounds like a lot if you're sitting in my chair I don't like lead coming my way. Still the smartly dressed ex-Dennis from Atlanta had a remarkably fearless attitude toward death and danger, perhaps because he was slowly dying from tuberculosis. And I think a lot of people just don't realize with penicillin and some of the other stuff that came along that tuberculosis killed about half of everybody that's ever lived. We just in the last 100 years, that's changed, but we look at COVID and all the other stuff. Even with that, we're remarkably doing extremely well compared to the previous 3000 years of recorded history or 4000. And people don't know it, but they've dug up people from left and right, from the tombs in Egypt everywhere where they find out almost everybody died from tuberculosis over the last 3000 or 4000 years and only been about 100 years in the rear view mirror on that maybe a little less. But the most deadly disease that there ever was and hopefully it does not make a return.<PHONE_NUMBER>. And of course you can email me at path at tfnn.com and let's see what do we have out here. Okay, I got a couple of emails here. What we'll do though, so we'll go in to start looking at earnings for tonight. Got a little bit of a hiccup. And of course, after market closed today, a lot of people are actually thinking about in FLX. Is that right? Yeah, estimate is 290 and up a little bit up to the previous high, some decent volume yesterday, 16 million shares, but kind of gave it back a bit. Today you got about 13 million shares. I know a lot of people are extremely bullish on this stock, mostly because they just think it's low price now. I am fairly thinking that these guys have another six months before a lot changes in Hollywood. Before everything started heading lower, we talked on the show about just how bad the conditions are in Hollywood for production. That is everybody that has a decent script gets it bid up, that there aren't sound stages to film stuff on. Now, for the movie actors, they're busier than ever. They're just getting paid a whole lot less because there isn't that big movie payoff one day from the theater. But you got some okay volume out here. My guess is they've lost even more subscribers. I'm looking for some downside maybe to 185 tonight, although I'm not putting position on it. We'll be back in a minute. Blooming inflation, we are purchasing powers eroded. There's no better place to protect your harder and money than in gold. 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So that's one of the earnings. Now the one out here is Lockheed Martin, which is kind of recovered from being down a little. Now it's basically back to where it was yesterday, so not a big move out here. You did, a lot of these stocks are getting back down to some of their previous gaps lower. On Lockheed Martin, this goes back to the gap higher on the 21st, or excuse me, the 25th of January of this year. And you gapped up on about 3.2 million shares, got into it so far with about 2 million, so you're gonna watch the volume on that. Now back to the energy patch. Caliburton is still kind of an offshore drill company, and offshore is very hard to ensure these days after the, what was that, the one in the Gulf? Yeah, I'll think of it, but since the oil spill from the oil derrick, what is that? I'm gonna say 2008, is that right? Has it been that long? There's something like that. Okay. Hey, so anyway, Caliburton up a little bit, BP, yeah, Deep Horizons, thanks. We do soon forget, but yeah, it's up a little bit. But again, a company that's based on drilling has a lot of what's in the United States on its plate. The war against energy continues on, unabated. So I don't know, I guess we'll all walk and freeze during the winter, but we'll be able to feel good about it and be virtuous. But in the meantime, just setting up probably conditions to make war more probable than less probable. So not a good avenue on that front, but this is one of my pet peeves, since it's so easy to see the mistakes of others. Anyway, not much going on out here, but like I said, even if we changed energy policy around, insurance very hard to get on offshore rigs, and if you're not up and running now, about like trying to get a permit for a nuclear power station in the United States, just gonna be difficult. If it's drugs you want, then you can go to Novartis, actually gapped higher today, but the volume's pretty like compared to yesterday's wide-ranging bar. Yesterday you had 4.1 million shares, today you're up on about 1.7. And let's see what they did. 151 reported 156, I don't know what they said, but it does look a little bit better. Now into the banks, we had Ali financial. Oh, I've got a collar, and we're all the way to Puerto Rico, how you doing today? What do you know, what do you think? Give me a full report. A full report, I'm about 50 feet off the beach, it's warm and breezy, and I couldn't be happier. Yeah, it's empty in the summertime, even better. Yeah, it's not quite Florida. It's about as hot, but not as crowded. So what do you want to look at today? Taking a look at STI energy that should be so kind. What's the ticker on it? SPI. Okay, I'll make sure. Okay, I just didn't have it in my background, so pretty low volume stock out here. Do you know what they do? Yeah, they just spun off six Phoenix motor cars, they still own about 40% of the shares, they make electric buses, electric heavy duty equipment, kind of the Tesla or anything non-cars commercial. They also do solar panels, they do smart energy grids, little IOT, some semiconductors, they're trying to unshore it, like a lot of other companies. When the volume does come in though, it does run, it's such a low liquidity stock. So I'm just taking a swing at it to want to see what your thoughts were on the chart. Well, generally I don't think that charts say much on low volume stocks, it's kind of like asking five people who's gonna be the president and then saying it's a poll with plus or minus 5% accuracy. So that's my problem, I dislike that it came down on more energy than it went up on, from your 151 low on May 12th up to the high, which actually had about 700, almost 800,000 shares. What was that back on the 6th of June? It came back down, but it came down and you had one huge day out here that added a lot of volume. Now you're just kind of going sideways out here. One of the problems I have with these companies is, have you ever heard of the Kenzian beauty contest? No, I haven't. Well, it's a thing and there was an economist that basically came up with kind of a test for, he wanted to talk about what things were worth and really what things are worth has to do with what other people think things are worth. And so he basically said that stock market was a beauty contest where it wasn't your job to pick the best looking one, but the best looking one that everybody else thought was best looking. So you're really trying to find what other people, what's that? The prettiest of the three ugly sisters. Not quite that, but certainly it's not who you care or who you think is best, it's who everybody else thinks is best, right? Because that's what they're gonna buy. And the problem I have, yeah, the problem I have is that, especially on CNBC, but some on Bloomberg, everybody's out there saying that if you don't have a lot of cash, you're gonna go broke.  Generally, you can make money on these stocks and this did go up a buck. It doesn't mean it can't go up a buck tomorrow. But for the most part, this isn't the kind of economy in where dollar stocks actually do very well.  So that's it. Generally, right now it's very tough to get the retail crowd involved. You're gonna see some stocks actually do well in this sector. And then that's gonna give you kind of the idea that it's time to get back into these cheap stocks. We'll be back in a minute. If you wanna take advantage of this sector, now is the time to subscribe to my Gold Report. The Gold Report is a comprehensive look at the metals sector, as well as the markets that move gold, which is the currency and bond markets. New subscribers get a 30 day money back guarantee so you have nothing to lose. 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So it's basically if they have cash on the balance sheet and no debt, and they're able to fund themselves for the foreseeable future, it may be worth the swing. If they don't have cash and they need cheap funding, we'll run the other way. Yeah, it's kind of that. Yeah, if you, it's the same thing. If you actually need a loan, the bank's not gonna give it to you. If you don't need the loan, the bank's more than willing to loan to you. This is the point where no one's willing to loan to anybody that doesn't need it. And always the toughest part of, even if we're not in a recession technically yet, in a recession itself. I think that there's a great deal of, especially in this sector, companies that, you know, for a $1.70 company, this does, it sounds like a shotgun, instead of a rifle, instead of a sniper. Generally, if I'm interested in cheap stocks, I want them to be incredibly focused on one thing, right? That they can, that something can really make out of it, but just reading what this company does too, it's kind of all over the place. I mean, it does a lot of different stuff. And, you know, can it continue on? I'd have to do a lot of research, but it looks to me almost always, if you're looking at a $1.70 company, it is a company that doesn't have a lot of cash. Got it, got it. Okay. That's reliable information as always, Dave. I appreciate your time. You have a great day. Have a great day and go over it and say hello to the Bacardi's for me. I shall. Don Q, no Bacardi, Don Q. Two, is that who it is? Always over the Bacardi, Dave. I think it's been, you bet, I think it's been, I haven't been there probably for seven years, six years, but maybe I'll go back this year's sailing season, but that'd be interesting.<PHONE_NUMBER>. Let's see what else we have out here. Okay. After the bell tonight too, we've got JB Hunt. That's probably gonna tell us a bit about how, what's going on. I tend to listen to the radio when I'm driving around after the show, going to the grocery store, picking up stuff and coming back and then start running. Oh, got somebody. I've got more private messaging systems running on my machine today. But I think I ever have. Wow, that was loud. I felt like I got bit, but that was by slack. Anyway, the JB Hunt nice move up here. Anyway, I was listening to these guys talk on the radio or there's one guy talking, it's a local radio station, I think after six or something. Anyway, he was talking about having to run his truck, but them not offering any more cash for the fuel. And so he was basically, they were all kind of doing a walk out or finding other people to go to and finding different companies to drive for. Apparently it's hard to get truck drivers. So I don't know which one this is gonna go and he's back. But anyway, it's gonna be interesting. If there was one that I was gonna listen to about what they're saying tonight about how things are going, it would probably be JB Hunt. Most everybody else will probably be somewhat cryptic. But they're either gonna say the price of fuel is doing this or that or the other and the ability to actually get truck drivers is causing supply chain issues or the ability to actually buy a truck or all the other things that go into it. But if there was one I was looking at, that's it. 877-927-664-8N-PATH at tfnn.com. Okay, what else do we have out here? So we looked at JB Hunt. I don't think that says much. Okay, let's go ahead and look at tomorrow's as we look ahead. And of course, tomorrow after the market close is Tesla. They've already forecast a great deal of problems from the shutdowns in China. And again, who knows how bad it is. Certainly you're not gonna know until they come out with the numbers. So I don't know how you could actually make a fairly smart bet on this. But it has a bad habit if you're buying puts or calls of doing nothing for the first day and then actually starting to move. So I'm not a big fan of jumping on for earnings for this one either. I'm not a big fan of any of them, but this one I've seen too many times just eat up all the money on both sides and then start to move a day later. So that may be a good one to watch after earnings on Thursday. But you're just in a trading range and so many of these stocks have and continue to do not exactly this, but it's close to this pattern which is lower highs and higher lows. And generally when you break out of that it is gonna be something that goes the opposite way. But I don't think we're gonna get that. In gaming, Las Vegas Sands also I think after the bell tomorrow night. Is that right? Yeah, okay. And again, I hate this pattern when you're trying to forecast anything. But this is exactly what we're talking about. You make a low on May 12th. You make a much higher high on June 8th. You try to go down and break out the low on June 13th. Can't do it. Try to go break out the high on June 28th. Can't do it. Try to go break out the low on June 11th. Can't do it.  I think from generally the way that these gaming stocks tend to act, it's all about COVID because again, all the McCaw, McCaw, that's a bird, isn't it? McCow. Issues are all about that. But again, when you read the headlines, it's hard or almost impossible to actually understand any of it because they don't give any contacts. And of course, if it bleeds, it leads. So the headline, China has the highest COVID reports since May. I don't know, did they just have one in May and now they have two? I don't know. But I think more than anything, it's probably going to be the reaction to what the CEOs say in their conference call about COVID going forward. Because I think even in a decline, people continue to bet and it's a little off that. But I think the big issue is just how many people bet in China. 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And it's, I'm going to say, probably within a buck or two of hitting that line. Maybe they may be 112 out there. Energy is not all this exciting off the low. You had a lot of energy on the downside from June 6th at 117.71 for 179 cents on June 16th. And you just kind of had a kind of lackluster move back. Maybe they surprised, but the chart is not highly encouraging. Support comes in at 100. So not much to know about that. Another company, as I said, that I'm interested in watching and what they say is CSX. I hope someone asks them about why all the fertilizer is not going to the farmers, and they're talking about killing their chickens and other things. Maybe we'll find out during that by kind of somebody actually doing their job in the conference call, but that would be interesting. Anyway, you're back up in CSX to this. I'm going to call it a shelf for about 29, 29.50. It's been going on since the 13th of June. You're back up into that. Most of those days, what are you going to say? 15 million shares, probably on average. You've got about eight today going into earnings tomorrow. So generally, I don't make a lot about volume the day before, but that continues to be it. Another company out here that I wanted to see how it was doing is Infosys. That's also, I don't know what the time is on that. I believe it's an Indian-owned company. So I don't know where it is. You're back up into a gap. That gap is from the 11th down on about 8 million shares yesterday at about 7.4. Today, you got about two. So light volume into the abyss, maybe? Don't know, but certainly a lot of cutbacks in India. Alcoa, certainly love aluminum at one time, the most expensive metal on the planet and why it's on the tip of the Washington Memorial. At that time, it sold for five times what gold was selling for when they put it up there now, worth what, 1,000th of what gold sells for even today. Certainly, you don't have much going on here, just consolidating at the lows. Don't see a great deal on that. Another airline company, again, how well they can hedge is going to be a great deal of what going on. Slightly lower energy or fuel rates for the last week or two, kind of interesting, but not making a great deal of difference to two. So what do we have out here? Crew, yeah, up $1.50. Still not good. Light volume and a push. 42 looks like resistance, and you can go on. Got a question to look at micron real quick. And you've got an OK bounce out here, 62.76. You're basically in this double gap without a lot of energy, which is not good. You came down on the 13th of June with about 24, 25 million shares. So the last three days, 20 million. Yesterday, 13 million. Today, 11, 12. And you're right up to where that double gap goes back. That is one that actually goes back even farther. In this chart, we'll go back even farther. Man, that goes back a ways, doesn't it? So anyway, certainly a single gap out here that you're filling, but it's not with a lot of gusto, as one could say. OK. Got a question about the TLT. I haven't talked much about it lately. Yeah, you're just going sideways so much this other stuff is. So I'm not thinking much. Thoughts on Disney. I haven't liked it for a while. I haven't liked the company since I dealt with them back in the mid-90s.  So they're never on my A-list.  You're back up to the previous high to June 16th. 17 million shares today. You're in it with eight. So you're certainly not attacking any of this down stuff. Somebody in the den thinks that Netflix could do well that the kitchen sink is in. I would say that the history of the last 12 years of streaming isn't that you pick up subs in the summer. You pick them up as soon as the weather turns the kids go back to school. So maybe they're going to forecast that. Maybe the market will put that in. But I don't think that you're going to get middle of the summer a great deal of love into Netflix or any of these others until the weather turns cold again and people start going back inside. They spent a couple of years inside on COVID and they're more than willing to spend it outside now, even in a hot summertime environment. Is anything going on from John on CCJ? He finally got a nice move out here and it may just be a short covering. Of course, I heard somebody in the den, I don't know if it was in response to an article about Europe going back and restarting up some of these nuclear power plants that they closed, because they found out it was incredibly stupid to depend on either the sun shining or the wind blowing for their power. Got a nice move, but really all you're doing in this right now is going back to about 25, which is about halfway into this big huge volume gap down. So I don't know if there's much to say about that. I think you're going to consolidate out here. But I think in five years, is this a $75 or $100 company? I think it is. I think you're going to have to do some nuclear. It's dissed when everybody gives up on preaching about solar and wind, which you can't depend on. And you've got no way really to store it for the evening when the sun's not shining or when the wind's not blowing. And unfortunately, too many places, at least in the United States are like that, but others too. Quick look at the IBB when we come back. Vista Gold owns and operates the largest undeveloped gold project in Australia, the Mount Todd Gold Project. Vista Gold just completed their feasibility study, resulting in a 7 million ounce gold reserve. Vista Gold has all major permits approved and has retained CIBC Capital Market Assistance in evaluating alternatives and in completing an accretive transaction. Vista Gold trades on the NYSE American and TSX under the ticker symbol VGC. Vista Gold executing a strategy to create shareholder value. 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And that really hasn't started to take shape yet. My guess is that government contracts are going to come in shortly on that. But when the best company or the strongest tech company can't hold up, you want to be thinking that maybe there's a little dark clouds on the horizon out there. And of course, I think a lot of people are betting on better. I'm thinking that we might be topping out right around this area. Again, looking for confirmation to that in a much more complicated pattern that we've discussed in the past. Anyway, that's kind of about it. Let's take a look at the volume because, again, one of the things I was looking at out here was you're really just not getting a lot of juice either up or down. And today, we're doing about 7.6 billion shares on the CBOE consolidated date. Really, I think you need about 12, 13 billion shares. We're probably going to come out with about 10 and a half billion shares. 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That changes my thoughts incredibly. So now I have this giant burst of optimism. And the question is, this banging, we've heard in the past, but they're France 4047 with Malaysian air that there were noises coming from the sea and that must be the plane and turned out not to be. So I'm hoping they have to work quickly to identify where that noise is coming from and then investigate what that noise is. So right now there's no time to analyze things. They should be moving the equipment toward the sound so that if they identify it as man-made or human-made, they've already got equipment on the way to the bottom. We're really short on time at this point. If it's really over 30 minutes, I wonder how many incidents, how many times that repetition that has happened, I would assume more than twice. Yeah, well, the ocean's full of surprises, so you never know, but I can't think of anything that would be that every 30 minutes. And I do know that PH and Arzalec would do something like that to keep, so that people know that they're there. We've worked on Air France, we've worked on Malaysian air, we've worked on a couple of other things as well. And he would be side by side and it's tough because this time he's not only here, but he's there. And so I'm trying to grapple with that. Yeah, he's a charming man. I would say my closest colleague, my best friend, certainly one of my best friends. And it'll be a shame if we lose him. I don't like to say it, many have said it, that this is the way PH would have wanted it if it was going to happen. I hate stuff like that. You know, we've always expected it, but we were always the same time we were shocked when it actually did happen, which, you know, it's classic that we know we've been very lucky up to this point, the entire community of Deepsea Explorers. We've been lucky up to this point and I do find it ironic that now we can't believe it happened. Were we ready for it? No, you know, there's no protocols or anything like that. Everyone that's been to the sea, to the bottom of the sea in the submarine has feared this and wondered what would happen if this happened. In one case, it would be a quick ending if the sub imploded. In another case, if you were trapped, it would be a slower ending, but in either case, I guess if you were trapped there and the air slowly running out would be just horrible. I don't like to think about it, but it would not be pleasant at all.


Hi guys, have you ever heard of Dendera Temple? Known as the sixth gnome of Upper Egypt, it is one of the best preserved ancient temple complexes on earth, and it bears the scars of what must have been the most frightening and destructive of events. An event that is ignored by the majority of modern academia, the complex spans some 40,000 square feet, and within the temple is some of the most well-preserved ancient artworks of anywhere in Egypt. Along with preserving the exquisite art and decorations, the temple also preserved evidence of something we were not taught about in history class. Upon the granite steps which still lead to the temple's roof, indirect alignment with a small window cut into the thick stone wall is evidence of severe melting. At one time in the temple's long life, the steps within were turned into liquid magma. What catastrophic event could lead to the melting of granite steps through a small window in the wall? Were such events commonplace, or was it the result of an accident? Is this why the ancient structures were built with such huge blocks of stone? Many have speculated that the Dendera Temple is built upon an even older site. Are the steps surviving remnants of this much earlier complex? Were they part of a structure that once witnessed a solar flare, perhaps? Or maybe a localized supernova? Many who have examined the steps and the surrounding area have speculated that nuclear blasts may have been detonated within ancient Egypt, or even before. The ancient site in India, for example, 10 miles west of Jodhpur, with radiation that was so intense, the area is still highly dangerous. An ancient layer of radioactive ash was discovered that covers a 3 square mile area. Scientists investigating the site where a housing development was being built established that there was a very high rate of illnesses in the area. 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Macheto, who was their chief, taught them how to leave the underworld. He caused a tree to grow up and pierced through the roof of the underworld, letting the people of one heart climb out. They settled by Passisvae, Red River, which is in Colorado, subsequently growing grain and corn. They then sent out a message to the Temple of the Sun, asking the blessing of peace, goodwill and reign for people of one heart. But their messenger never returned. Among the engravings of animals in the local caves is an image of a heart over the spot where it is said the entrance to be located. This legend was learned by W. E. Rawlins during a year spent with the Hopi Indians. An article published in the Arizona Gazette reinforced this legend. Ever since the article appeared, there has been a lot of speculations whether an underground city actually exists. David Hatcher Childress, who examined the story, said, perhaps the most amazing suppression of all is the excavation of an Egyptian tomb by the Smithsonian itself in Arizona. A lengthy front page story of the Phoenix Gazette on April 5, 1909 gave a highly detailed report on the discovery and excavation led by a professor, S. A. Jordan of the Smithsonian. The World Explorers Club decided to check on this story by calling the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C. Speaking to a Smithsonian staff archaeologist, they told her that they were investigating a story from a 1909 Phoenix newspaper article about the Smithsonian Institution's excavation of rock-cut vaults in the Grand Canyon where Egyptian artifacts had been discovered and whether the Smithsonian Institute could give me any more information on the subject. Her reply was as follows. The first thing I can tell you, before we go any further, is that no Egyptian artifacts of any kind have ever been found in North or South America. Therefore, I can tell you that the Smithsonian Institute has never been involved in such excavations. While it cannot be discounted that the entire story is an elaborate newspaper hoax, the fact that it was on the front page, named the prestigious Smithsonian Institution, and gave a highly detailed story that went on for several pages, lends a great deal to its credibility. It is hard to believe such a story could have come out of thin air. Is the idea that ancient Egyptians came to the Arizona area in the ancient past so objectionable and preposterous that it must be covered up? Perhaps the Smithsonian Institution is more interested in maintaining the status quo than rocking the boat with astonishing new discoveries that overturned previously accepted academic teachings. Historian and linguist Carl Hart, editor of World Explorer, then obtained a hikers map of the Grand Canyon from a bookstore in Chicago. Pouring over the map, they were amazed to see that much of the area on the north side of the canyon has Egyptian names. The area around 94-mile Creek and Trinity Creek had areas, rock formations apparently, with names like Tower of Set, Tower of Raw, Horus Temple, Osiris Temple, and Isis Temple. Could these legends actually be true? As always, thanks for watching, guys. Take care. In 1988, while in Egypt, hunting for ancient relics, Swiss archeologist, Gregor Spree, would stumble across a once-in-a-lifetime find. After paying a handsome fee of $300 to be allowed to inspect the grave robber's collection, he would be handed a package wrapped in rags and apparently with quite a musky odor. Within, he would discover an enormous mummified finger. It measured an amazing 16 inches in length, resulting in high estimates of 16 plus feet for the original owner of such a monstrous digit. Spree recounted the moment he laid eyes on the finger to a local press newspaper when he released the photos to the public. Quote, I was allowed to take it in hand and also to take pictures. A bill was put next to it to get an idea of its enormous size. The bent finger was split open and covered with dried mold. It was surprisingly light, maybe a few hundred grams, my heart was in my throat. Some believe the finger may have belonged to an extinct prehistoric giant ape, but alas, like so many other artifacts of this nature, subsequently vanished, shortly after it gained public attention. Also, the aping question died out hundreds of thousands of years ago and the digit of this ancient animal has never been found. We have only ever found small bone fragments and teeth. Imagine then the odds of finding a fully mummified finger from the animal within a tomb raider's collections in Egypt. They are probably quite slim. Also leaving the question as to how it ended up mummified in Egypt, a tough one to answer. He returned to Egypt in 2009, compelled to learn more about it, but unfortunately, by then, the old man who allowed Spurri to take the pictures had vanished and with him all traces of the mysterious finger. If there was found to indeed have been a race of giant, highly intelligent humans that colonized ancient Egypt, it would help tremendously in explaining the construction of the pyramids. India possesses an enormous array of incredible ancient architectural accomplishments, mind-boggling feats of ancient engineering. Many of which continue to mystify modern explorers and elude modern understandings. Exquisite details displaying prodigious artistic abilities and accuracy. Ancient stone carvings, which seem all but impossible, yet here they are for all to see. We have in the past explored many of these sites. We have explored the similarities and tool marks found at other sites all over the world. The now lost methods which were utilized to once carve entire temples from a single block of bedrock. We have also investigated the many temples constructed from quarried stones, temples which possess columns seemingly created on lathes, yet many of these pieces weigh in excess of six tons. Just how these feats were accomplished remains a complete mystery and our next architectural anatomy is of no exception. According to mainstream academics, the Vitarabhadra temple was built by the brothers Varana and Varupana, which were governors under the Vijayarangana empire during the reign of King Achutoraya within the 16th century. Located in the village of Lepakshi, a significant place in the great Indian epic Ramayana. Legend has it that the bird Jatayu, wounded by the king of Lanka, fell here after a feudal battle against the king. When Rama reached the spot, he saw the bird and said compassionately to him, Lepakshi, meaning a rise bird in Telugu. Although the temple is claimed as the work of said brothers, just like that of many other incredible inexplicable sites throughout the world, any explanation as to how they achieve this incredible feat remains elusive. Additionally, there is one feature in particular which not only remains unexplained, but its past purpose or perhaps more importantly, how this feature was successfully created remains unknown. Known as the hanging pillar of Lepakshi, it is a column which initially appears to be a weight bearing structure. However, on closer inspection, one discovers that this column is in fact set aloft with its significant weight somehow being dispersed along the temple's roof. It is as if the builder of said temple created the column as a statement, a display of their incredible abilities and architectural skills. The column seemingly serves no function other than to display the capabilities of the temple's builder. It is as if they were simply showing off. Furthermore, along with a past purpose remaining elusive, just how the temple's inner structure actually supports the weight of the column is also an unknown. How can one be expected to believe that a temple such as this located among many of India's other astonishing ruins, one which possesses clear displays of complex, advanced and in-depth understandings of load-bearing architecture, along with the majority of its existence currently unexplained was supposedly built by one of our well-studied ancestors, Amir 500 years ago. How can one accept this as a logical explanation for its origins? The hanging pillar of Lopashki is clearly an incredible work of ancient engineering, one that, although claimed as the work of known ancestors, remains largely unexplained. It is a temple which we find highly compelling. Every now and again you stumble across an artifact, an ancient relic so astonishing with such an enigmatic history and indeed properties. Only the most reliable of sources will suffice in satisfying doubts regarding authenticity, which will inevitably surround such objects. Impossible artifacts are extremely hard for some to digest, especially those with careers built around a paradigm which said objects suggest were constructed upon a lie. Sir David Brewster must have experienced this personally, yet regardless, he still courageously brought the object before the dragons, or more specifically, the American Journal of Science. Quote, I have to bring before the section an object so incredible, only the strongest evidence could render the statement at all probable. It is an authentic ancient rock crystal lens. End quote. Roughly translated, Sir David had put his neck on the line for the truth, a truth which speaks of ancient advanced technologies. Discovered amongst the ruins of the treasure house at Ninenova, it had lay, undoubtedly for many centuries, possibly even millennia, within the ruins of this once magnificent city. Although many have attempted to discredit the lens as a mere ornament, Sir David Brewster has courageously fought on regardless, arguing against such claims by stating that the convex nature of the lens, along with mysterious ancient gases and liquids which were once encased within the lens, made it a once efficient optical magnifier. It still has the remnants of 12 cavities upon it, which once contained some form of liquid or gas. 10 had been opened through damage over the eons, yet remarkably, two were seemingly still intact. The surface of the remaining cavities, Sir David claimed, were speckled with amazingly iridescent spots, far more vivid than a peacock spots, known now as the Nimrod lens. Italian scientist Giovanni Petinato of Rome, proposed in Babylonian astronomy that the lens was used by the ancient Assyrians as part of their telescope, explaining their detailed knowledge of astronomy, in particular, Saturn. The ancient Assyrians were able to see Saturn, believing it to be a god surrounded by a ring of serpents. The British Museum's curator proposed that the lens could have been used as a piece of inlay, perhaps for furniture, or for magnification purposes, such as starting fires, yet no mention of the mysterious gaseous fluids which were said to have once filled the original relic. Unfortunately, we may never know what happened to the authentic liquid filled original artifact, and although it is claimed that the Nimrod lens is on public display at the British Museum, it is rarely spotted. We find the claims made by Sir David Brewster to have been highly compelling, though, unfortunately, they may never be taken further.


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Oh, you're asking one more thing. It's a light in the old dance hall. Let's see what's going on there, huh? That's a branch. I'm King! The light had gone out by the time they reached the front of the dance hall, but this only made the sergeant more curious and he decided to investigate. I'm King! Oh, I'm King! What's the matter, boy? Don't you like the place? Well, that's the way it is. Well, let's take a look inside since I get this hurricane man in it. All right, come on. There were no footprints leading up the steps, but the snow would have covered any in a few minutes. The door was closed and the sergeant tried it. It was unlocked and he walked in. The place conformed to type. One entered what had been the gambling room. There were a few chairs and tables still and the bar ran along one side. The lantern cats great black shadows against the dusty walls. Beyond was the dance hall proper. A room two stories high with a balcony running completely around it and rooms leading off the balcony. There was a large stove in the center of the room. I don't see any sign of life. There's something wrong about the place, King. What is it? There's another floor above this room. It's just sort of a hotel. Wait a minute, I got it. The place is warmer than it should be. That stove and the bar and the one here haven't been lit for a long time. At that moment her red glow was shown out from the balcony. Who's there? Who are you? I saw a light. I decided to investigate. Investigating happens to be my business. I'm Sergeant Preston, Northwest Mountain Police. I said I'm Sergeant... As the sergeant lit the lamp, the old woman descended the stairs from the balcony. A red lantern in one hand, a gun on the other. But when she reached the sergeant's side, she placed them both on the table. My name's Agatha Riley, Sergeant. I live here. You do? Yep. Some go my money in this shebang when they were calling it Miracle Creek instead of Double Cross. Just stayed on after the others left. That's plenty of room. Yep. It was lonely at first, but now I sort of like it. Had enough gold during the summer to keep me in supply during the winter. Make out all right. Just the same, I am glad to see you tonight. Is there anything wrong? Maybe. Can't be sure. I've been up in Forty Mile last few days, seeing some friends and buying food. I've only been back a few hours, and it seems to me I've been hearing things. What sort of things? Just some. Well, the wind blowing the way it is isn't surprising. I'm not talking about the Timbers Creek and all the wind howling. You'll wait and see. The King and I intended to make it to Forty Mile tonight. It's your duty to stay here. Listen to that. That's only my team. Sure. They hear something that you and I don't. Listen to this dog. Maybe a traveler. Easy, King. Somebody coming in. Who's there? Who are you? I'm Agatha Riley, and I own this place.  I didn't mean the trespass. Well, come on out here and show yourself. All right. I'll be ready when you're done, my sergeant. Policeman. I'm Sergeant Preston. Oh, yes, of course. I've seen your Dawson. I'm Carl Norris, the acting manager of the Forty Mile Bank. Huh? Well, this is strange. Strange? Sure is. Oh, you don't understand, ma'am. I've been expecting the sergeant. Did you expect a medium here? Well, that's what's so strange, of course, now. What brings you to double-course, Norris? Well, I'd better start at the beginning and tell you all about the case. That's a good idea. Don't mind if I stay, ma'am. No, not if you've got some legitimate business with the sergeant. You'd better most stay the night to spend your cuts upstairs. I'll go and make some tea. Sit down, Norris. Thanks. How much have you been told, sergeant? Well, to a missing one cashier and $50,000. Well, that says in a very few words. I'll give you the details. Three weeks ago, Randolph Martin, he was the manager of the bank, Martin and I went up to Little Beaver to look over some claims. Martin was the manager? Yes. A tragic thing, sergeant. While we were up on the Little Beaver, he caught pneumonia and died. There was only an Indian to help me nurse him. There was only an Indian to help me bury him. I see. When I returned at 40 mile, I took his place in the bank. It wasn't long before I discovered that something was seriously wrong with the funds. So I started checking the records. Well, I found out what was wrong. A number of figures had been altered. By the cashier? By young Tom Conlon, the cashier. He must have realized he'd be found out when I started going over the books and he disappeared. So my job is to find him. And the money. Tell me something about him. Well, his name's Tom Conlon. About 26, light hair, blue eyes. Must weigh about 180 pounds. About 5'10 or 11. Any idea of where he might have gone? No, no one saw him leave town. But there's a girl who sings in one of the cafes who might be able to give you some information. Her name is Mary Lane. I'll have a talk with her. Yes, I'm sure he said good-bye to her. She denies it? Oh, naturally. Hmm. You haven't answered my first question, Norris. What was that? What brought you to double-cross tonight? Well, I'm thinking about this case all the time, Sergeant. And it suddenly occurred to me that Conlon might be hiding out in this town. Or in one of the deserted cabins along the creek. I decided to come up and have a look, isn't far. Oh, I must admit, I didn't realize the storm was as bad as it is. Doesn't seem to have cut down on travel much. Listen, are those your dogs? No, it's another team. I'll see who it is. I want to unharness my dogs and turn them out and back. Let's go, King. The sergeant picked up his ladder and he and King walked through the empty bar room. As they neared the front door, a woman and a girl stepped inside. Don't be frightened.  Sergeant Preston, that's your service. Mrs. Riley, I met her in 40 miles the other day. She said she was living here and she asked me to pay her a visit. Isn't she around? You'll find her in the room at the head of the stairs. She's making some tea. Thank you. You're going to stay the night? Yes. At least, well, I'd like to stay. I'm sure you'll be welcome. You want me to unharness your team? No, I can do it. No trouble at all. One, King. The sergeant unharnessed both teams and turned the dogs out in the back of the dance hall. He noticed that the grub box and the girl's sled was loaded with supplies. Then he made a complete circle of the building. There were some outside stairs drifted deep in snow that ran all the way to the third floor. He stopped for a moment at the foot of them, but there was no sign of having been used recently. And he and King reaffirmed the building by the front door. Mrs. Riley called down to him from the balcony. Come on in, sir, to the office. Good. Reggie, you'll sleep in that second room. Fine. Who's your charming visitor? Oh, a friend of mine from 40 miles. She's going to stay with me a few days. In here. You'll be interested in meeting this young lady. We've already met. This is Mary Lane. Really? It's a pleasure. Are you going to start asking me questions about Tom Collins? Norris has told me that you know him. I do. Very well. And no one can make me believe that he stole that money. Now, Mary, it's gone and he's gone with it. He didn't take it. Do you have any idea where he is? No, I don't. Well, it seems to settle that, Norris. It wouldn't settle it for me. Oh, you never liked Tom. No, I wouldn't say that. But it's true. Why would he run away if he weren't guilty? Because he knew that you were going to accuse him of the theft. You saw him before he left. Yes. Only to say goodbye. I see. Well, I'm going to have to find him, of course. But I can't do anything about that tonight. Suppose we forget about it and enjoy Mrs. Riley's hospitality. That's a good idea. Here you are, Sergeant. Drink up. But the Sergeant was convinced that it was more than coincidence that it brought Norris and Mary Lane to Double Cross Creek on that stormy night. And an hour later, he was sitting on his cot still fully clothed, waiting and listening. King was lying on the floor beside him. Suddenly, the great dog raised his head, looked up at his master and whimpered. Then, from downstairs, the Sergeant heard a faint sound. It might have been a door closing. The Sergeant opened the door of his room. A few seconds later, he heard a noise. Someone was descending the stairs from the balcony. Silently, the Sergeant started toward them. Beyond the dance hall in the bar room, there was a faint light. And he could see two shadowy figures. Cautiously, he descended the stairs and crossed the dance hall. Now, he could see the two people. Mary Lane and a young man. He listened. Oh, but you can't stay here. There's not only Norris, there's Sergeant Preston, too. If you want to give yourself up, all right. No. Then there'd be no chance of proving I didn't do it. Well, the supplies are out of my snag. Take them and leave. I will. Oh, you're cold. I'm freezing. There's some wood here. How about lighting the stove for a minute? Oh, be careful. Don't make any noise. I won't. There's something in here. Take the lantern. It's a canvas bag. What are you so excited about? Wait until I get it open. This is the kind of a bag we use at the bank. But, surely, you don't think... Well, how could it look? The stove and money. It's here, all of it. Fifty. We'll continue our story in just a moment.  Shot from guns. Gee, that's easy. You think of Quaker Puffed Wheat and Quaker Puffed Rice because they're shot from guns. That's what? All right, Billy. Quaker Puffed Wheat and Quaker Puffed Rice actually are shot from guns. Is that what makes them bigger and better-tasting? 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As the sergeant watched from the shadows of the dance hall, Tom Conlon opened the door of the stove in the bar room and inside he found the money that had been stolen from the 40-mile bank. But how did it get here? I don't know. Oh, you can return it, Tom. You can give it to the sergeant. Not yet. I'd still be accused of taking it. Well, what are you going to do with it? Leave it where it is. Whoever stole it, put it here. Whoever stole it will come back for it. Mary, I'm not going to leave tonight. What? I'm going to wait over there behind the bar. All night? If necessary. What do you suppose? Oh, it couldn't be Agatha who took it. Why is Norris here? He's looking for you. That's what he says. You might have another reason. Go on back upstairs. Be careful, Tom. Don't worry. Go on. All right. The sergeant drew back into the shadows of the dance hall as Mary crossed the room and climbed the stairs to the balcony. He heard Tom moving around behind the bar and then the building was silent once more. An hour passed. A door opened on the balcony. The door of Mrs. Riley's room. The old woman appeared carrying a lantern. She was wearing a parka. The hood pulled over her head. Now what, King? Where is she going? The old woman walked to the end of the balcony and opened the door. The stairs came leading up to the next floor. The door closed softly behind Mrs. Riley and the balcony was in darkness once more. We'd better follow her, boy. Swiftly and silently, the sergeant climbed the stairs to the balcony. He had nearly reached the door through which Mrs. Riley had disappeared when a scream rang out. Mrs. Riley, she's upstairs. Mary and Norris followed the sergeants. He ran up the stairs to the third floor. At the top, they found a hall that ran the length of the building. The doors on either side. Mrs. Riley was lying in front of one of them. Her lanterns still lighted beside her. Mrs. Riley. As the sergeant knelt beside the old woman, King continued on down the hall. Oh, she's unconscious. Someone hit her on the head. Oh, sergeant. Yes, Mrs. Riley. What happened? I thought I heard a noise up here. There are steps outside and go down to the ground. I know. I wanted to make sure the door up here was locked on the inside. A door opened and I saw a man. He hit me. Who was it? Do you know? No. There's only this staircase and the one outside the building. That's right. Take care of her, Mary. I will. I'll come with you, sergeant. No, just lie still.  He growled as the sergeant approached him. Madam Boy, someone inside there. Let us stand back, Norris. Don't worry. The sergeant opened the door and King leaped forward. The storm was over and a bright moon shone through the window. A still form of a man was lying on the floor. Yes, boy, I see. What is it? What have you found? I'm afraid it's a dead man. A dead man? No, it can't be. It is. I'll strike a match. No! Get hold of yourself. What's the matter? What's going on in here? It can't be. Is he dead? Yes. Look at his face, do you know him? Sergeant, of course I do. That's Randolph Martin. He couldn't have... Oh. Carl, you told everyone in Forty Mile that he died of a little beef. I thought he had... Wait a minute, Norris.  This man's only been dead for four or five hours. Perhaps you tried to kill him once and failed. Perhaps you finished the job tonight.  Someone followed him here. Someone's after the money. Maybe they've got it already. The money from the bank? Yes. You'd better stop lying and tell me the whole truth, Norris. Everything you know. If you don't, you may get the same Martin got.  I didn't, I swear, I swear. I'll tell you everything. Start talking. Martin stole the money from the bank himself. He took it with him when we went up to a little beaver. I was supposed to come back with a story that he'd died. And after I'd changed the books and made it look like Conlon was a thief, I was to meet Martin here. Tonight? Yes. We thought Conlon would be in jail by now. Martin was going to pay me off and he was going to leave the Yukon. That's enough for now. Come on, King. Where are you going? After the man who knocked Mrs. Riley out. After the man who killed Martin. The Sergeant King ran down the corridor toward the front of the building. There another corridor ran the width of the building and the Sergeant turned to the right. The door that led to the outside stairs was open. There are footprints on the stairs now. Follow them, King. Two men up one. On down the stairs, the Sergeant ran. His gun ready for instant action. One boy. The footprints led to the front door of the dance hall. They're inside, King. The Sergeant threw open the front door. Tom Conlon was just pulling himself to his feet over near the bar. All right. What happened to you? Sergeant Preston. The two men. Where are they? I don't know. You saw them. They were running over everything you can see. I know what they were looking for. The money. It's in the stove. They find it? Not before they knocked me out. Let's see. No. It's still here. Hear that? They're up on the next floor. Mrs. Riley's office on the balcony. You stay here, Conlon. Don't move until I get back. There's two of them. You'll need help. Stay there. The Sergeant ran through the bar room to the dance hall. He could hear a furniture crashing in Mrs. Riley's office. At that moment, he saw the old woman and Mary coming down the stairs to the third floor. Mrs. Riley, Mary, get back up there. The door of the office opened and a giant of a man lurched out onto the shadowy balcony. You down there. You know where the money is. Come here or I'll blast you. You're under arrest in the name of the queen. That's a belly. Don't shoot. The big man emptied his gun, but the Sergeant had ducked under the stairs. He waited for the sixth shot. Then as he heard the man's steps retreating into the office, he ran up the stairs, across the short hall, and kicked open the door. A light from a lamp on the table, the Sergeant saw the two men. One of them was over the window sill and dropped from the drifted snow two stories below. The larger man started to follow him, but the Sergeant grabbed hold of his shoulder of his pocket and whirled him around. The big man tried to shake him off. Then he brought a roundhouse right up from the floor, but the Sergeant ducked and drove on past his head. The big man grunted from the stiff left that hit him just above the heart. Then a jolting right hit him square in the jaw. He tried to close, but the Sergeant wrestled him to the floor. Both men staggered back against the table. The lamp crashed to the floor. Now the two men slugged it out toe to toe. A thin tongue of flame leaped up from the spill oil on the floor, and King leaped on it as if it were a live thing, and his forepaw smothered it. He turned back to watch his master, and he hoped he might help him. The Sergeant needed no help. The big man's blows were wild, but every one of the Sergeant's drove straight to the mark. The big man tried to break away and head for the open window. The Sergeant grabbed his pocket once more. Don't hit me anymore. Had enough? Yeah, yeah. Just to make sure, we'll put these handcuffs on. As the fight ended, the Sergeant heard the second man calling for help outside. When he reached the window, he saw that Tom was standing over him. I can't walk. My ankle. You break it when he jumps? No, I guess it's only a sprain. All right, I'll be down to give you a hand with him. Come on, King. Half an hour later, everyone in the building was sitting around the stove in the office. The two captured men were called Butch Sinclair and Jigger Gordon. Jigger, the smaller of the two, was eager to confess everything that happened in an effort to establish his innocence of murder. You see, last night we stopped at the same roadhouse as this Martin guy. We saw him counting his money and we decided... Butch decided to get it. You were just as anxious as I was. Yeah, for the money. I admit that. When Martin left the roadhouse this morning, we followed him. He got here about eight o'clock this evening. Hope you don't think Martin was coming here to meet me, Sergeant? No, he didn't even know you were living here. He'd have picked some other spots to meet Norris. Come on, Jigger. Why did Martin leave his team? In the woods. We left ours in the same place. So you followed him inside? We couldn't find him. He must have heard us coming. We looked all over the lower floor and then we heard something upstairs. You found him there? Yeah. Got the drop on him. He didn't have the money on him. He tried to make him tell us where it was, but he wouldn't. Then the old lady comes along. I'm not so old. We heard her dog team and we saw her from a window on the third floor. Butch got tough with Martin. I told you not to hit him so hard, Butch.   Well, I hit him, but I didn't mean to kill him. Just as I was driving up. Didn't you hear anything as we came in? I told you that I heard some strange noises and I looked all over the first floor on the rooms off the balcony. It seemed to be coming from the third floor. I never thought to look in there. But that's where you were, Jagger. You stayed up there because you still wanted the money. Yeah. Yeah, we... We thought we'd wait till the old lady went to bed and look for it. Only she didn't go to bed. And a good thing too. More and more people kept coming. I'm glad one of them was you, Sergeant. We didn't figure on that. Well, finally everything was quiet and we started downstairs.  You know the rest of it. Your plan didn't work out very well, Norris. I'm glad it's over. I was to get 5,000. And of course with Mark and Gaul I'd have had his job. Instead you're going to jail. I don't care. I'm glad it's over. You can't expect any sympathy from me, Carl. Oh, I don't deserve it. You don't deserve any consideration from anybody. It was a rotten trick accusing him of stealing to cover up your own theft. You would have let it go to prison too. It's all right for you two now. He'll be the manager of the bank. You don't have to worry anymore. They have the sergeant to thank for that. We can thank him that we're still alive. What did I do? Everything. Well, King and I were here and I'll admit that it was fortunate. But when you consider the facts, what was it that caused Martin's death? His own greed. And what made Butch commit murder? His greed. And what made Norris and Jigger confess? Their fear. A criminal can't win. Either greed or fear is sure to trap him. It's been written in the records of the force time and time again. This is just another case proving it. And with Tom Friede of all suspicion and Butch, Jigger and Norris on their way to prison, the case is closed. 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