Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's casebrakes.com. Happy Sunday, coming at you with the golf. We got some 2021 upper deck SP game use golf two box, random box break number 11. And this is coming from a fresh case. I mean, that would be pretty nice among other things. It's just a two box break. So we're gonna crack open this case and then select two boxes and then randomize in between two people. There's the fresh case right there. Next two boxes in the store right now. But I don't have to do randomizers because Michael bought both boxes. Thank you and good luck. Now I asked Mike, hey, do you want me to, you want me to randomize or does he wanna pick the boxes or do you wanna random.org pick the boxes? And he says, let's have random.org pick the boxes. So what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna open this case first. Where's my knife? I've numbered the boxes. And another two boxes in the store right now. These are really cool. Am I buying a box for myself? I don't know if you have any on the floor. Chicken scratch there. You can see one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. We're gonna go to random.org, the homepage of random.org and we're gonna use the true random number generator. We'll generate two numbers. First one is eight. One box right there. And let's generate another number. Eight, we already just selected eight. Let's generate again, five. Put the top box and the bottom box on the right side. And then we'll save these for next time. And again, it's just a two box break. So obviously if you buy both boxes, both spots in the break will be a personal break. All right, SP authentic golf, two autos per box. Tiger on the front right here. As a lot of you know, my adventure this year, learning to play the golf. I'm about two, three months old. Still a lot of work to do. Still a lot of ways to go, but I do enjoy the sport. Let's see what we got in here. And obviously since these are random box breaks, all cards will shift. That is SP authentic. Does this say game use on them? Well, whatever it is, is there two different ones? Or is this the same thing? I think this is the only SP authentic golf we have in here. So, well, I think this is the only one we have. So I think SP authentic is actually a little more expensive, Michael. So we'll just keep going. It says game use on the box, but clearly it's SP authentic here. So that might be a mistake on the team that was checking these in. So bank error in your favor. I think authentic is a little more expensive nowadays. All right, we got Stacy Lewis right here, three out of 10. Well, Taylor, I think he's getting a better value with the SP authentic as opposed to the SP game use. So if he has an objection to it, I'm sure the buyer will let me know. Stacy Lewis again, I guess we've got spectrum FX here. And we got a 349S799 authentic rookies, Tom Lovely. And we got a Morgan Pressell. Did we get three autographs out of here? We did. Sign of the times, Morgan Pressell. Yeah, I think we are correcting the price on that, the product and the price. I guess the team that were checking in these cases thought it was game used. A lot of times, Panini's pretty good about marking what those cases are. Tony Finau's spectrum FX, but both upper deck and tops don't write the name of their cases on there. And if the invoice isn't correct or doesn't have the correct title in there, that could be an issue sometimes. Nice Arnold Palmer right there, that's a good grip. All right, so that was the first box. And the second box, not game use, but SP authentic. I think we did repost it as SP authentic now, which is 250 a box as opposed to this one, which we price at $1,999 a box. Sorry. Our mistake, but corrected now. And Michael just got lucky. Sometimes it pays off to be the early bird. Well, there are tiger opportunities in both game used and this authentic that we're doing. So there's a 158 out of 799 Grayson Murray. Well, actually, Nick actually messaged me right away and was just like, he noticed it right away. Nice Lexi Thompson. Chirography, I was going to say choreography, but choreography, I can't even say that. Lexi Thompson, she's pretty good at golf. Yeah, I don't know if the mistake was happening on that. I don't think so. I think they got the price right. 158 out of 799, Norman Giang, authentic rookies. How did Lexi Thompson do today? I think she was leading an LPGA tournament this week. No, she has slipped to minus 11. She's tied, she's T16. She was leading yesterday, a couple of days ago. Come on, Lexi. I guess the two over today is not helping. The leader, Gaby Lopez, is shooting minus 800 today, but anyway, still pretty good though. That's pretty good. Sign of the times three, Jack Nicholas, Tiger Woods, Justin, Thomas, Triple Auto, three out of 15. Wow. That is awesome. Look at that. That's pretty amazing. How awesome is that? That's right. I mean, even Chris had to pop in here. You don't see many of those every single day. No. It's a special kind of card. Congrats. I mean, congrats and good luck to whoever gets it. That's Michael Losey about both boxes. It was a random box break, bottom both. Good for Michael. Michael gets a good one there for sure. Congrats, man. All right, Pete Payne Stewart. We're not like those other guys, Rex. All right, hey, there you go. That's the break, ladies and gentlemen. Not too shabby at all. The Lexi Thompson, obviously, is really strong. And of course, that Triple Auto, Jack Nicholas, Tiger Woods, Justin Thomas, that's very strong as well. Hey, Michael, thanks for grabbing those boxes. I appreciate it. I'm Joe for jaskyscasebreaks.com. And I'll see you next time for the next golf break. Bye-bye.


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Hello and welcome to the CMC market Monday market webinar with myself Dave Madden market analyst here at CMC markets And today's date is Monday at the 12th of February and the time has just gone 1215 p.m. GMT 1215 quarter past 12 UK time As always with the webinars what I will do is I will leave the risk warning of slides up on screen here for If you're a few seconds for you guys to have a read through it's all fairly straightforward. It essentially states Anything that is better covered in today's webinar. She is only my own personal comments and views On opinions and remarks. They should not be shouldn't they should not be Thought of as explicit investment advice or trading advice So I'll leave the risk warning on screen is there you guys have read through it Continue to talk over it. It's something that our compliance department Will be be kept happy with in terms of what's going on In terms of the kind of major news Over the over the weekend with what we've seen is a quite a decent bounce back In European equity markets looking at what happened overnight in Asia with a fairly decent sell-off in Asia overnight So the pessimism is still alive and well in Asia But given that we had a strong strong a fairly strong session in New York last Friday The deposit sentiment has spilled over to Europe today What we've seen is quite a decent bounce back So we're so we are slowly regaining some of the some of the colossal ground that we lost last week We're not quite out of the woods yet in terms of back to the levels that we haven't Back to levels that we haven't seen for two weeks But it certainly is in the beginning process stages of that So I'll just as always with with our webinars I'll give you kind of brief rundown of the structure of the webinar I'll talk about the major macroeconomic events that are coming out for the future trading sessions ahead But to keep an eye out for I will also take a look then at the major markets major indices currencies commodities and then any kind of markets That I haven't covered feel free to type in the chat box with the question box Just pop in a comment there. I'll happily go through those those those markets I'll also show a few bits and pieces on our platform, which might be of interest to yourself So the first thing I'll do as I said, because the main news of the story of weekend That's been that has been about bounce back in European equity markets. It turns a single stock story There isn't really a whole lot to go on today What we've seen in the in the financial markets this morning is about strong commodity prices Let's try mining companies Glencore, BHB Rio Tinto on the bikes I've done quite well Barclays have been charged by the SFO the series fraud office In relation to activity that was that one done with the bank in late 2008 In terms of actually individual stories, though, there's much to go on broadly speaking It's pretty quiet in terms of political news and macroeconomic news But we have seen a decent bounce back here in Europe And we are looking for a higher open in New York So for those of you who are familiar with our trading platform, if you go to the market pulse tab here And the second mark mark a pulse fourth option down is the market calendar This is the economic calendar. This maps out the major economic events of the week And as you can see today's session is fairly quiet. So we have some updates from China In early morning and overnight But by and large it is fairly a quiet day in terms of updates from a European perspective So looking ahead to tomorrow The big one tomorrow morning is going to be CPI inflation figures up in the UK Respecting the headline inflation figure to dip to 2.9 percent from 3 percent bearing in mind We that already ticked lower from 3.1 in the previous reading We'll also get an update on the PPI the producer price index And we also get the respective core figures as well as the as the headline figure on top of that and not to mention retail sales The pound has had a bit of a bit of a sell-off in relation to it's very good performance versus the US dollar in the last Couple of months, but it's not very much in the software trend. I've looked at a pound versus the US dollar Later on in the webinar, but in terms of economic indicators. Well, let's watch out for tomorrow It's a recently quiet day at the very at the very end of tomorrow at tomorrow night We'll have the Japanese GDP figures coming out Turning our attention to what's going on on Wednesday I think the big focus of Wednesday is going to be the CP is the crowd figures coming out on Wednesday morning at 7 a.m. Out of Germany on top of that We also have CPI numbers coming out of Germany in the same report Germany is about by far the biggest most important and influential country in both the eurozone at the EU So whatever goes on in Germany can actually get a big impact on what's goes on in the in the currency block as a whole Later on in the session. We have GDP figures coming out from Italy at 9 o'clock in the morning And then of course we have the eurozone industry and output number as well Which are going to be less important at half one on Wednesday We have CPI numbers coming out of the US. That's going to be big one to keep an eye out for seeing as With the wage growth numbers in the United States Recently we're decent and we could see Employees in the US who are earning more going on spending more and that that's going to be a particular interest Seeing as the US dollar in recent months has been quite weak We have seen the US dollar index at multi-year lows lower currency could feed in to important inflation We could see we could see the inflation rate in the United States pick up on the back of that That's going to want to watch out for one half one on Wednesday And then I have three Wednesday as to do every single week. We have the oil stocks inventories bearing in mind production in the United States Has has reached as exceeded 10 million dollar 10 million barrels per day an all-time record for the United States Are we also looking at here with there's also rumblings that Iran is going to increase their production By about seven or eight percent over the next four years Turning our attention to what's going on on Thursday the early hours of Thursday morning We have Australian unemployment numbers coming out Then looking throughout the session we've spammaged the CPI at 8 a.m. on Thursday morning Italian trade figures coming out at 9 o'clock on On Thursday morning Irish CPI coming out at 11 o'clock on Thursday morning and then scrolling down to lunchtime All the plumbing claims from the United States coming out at half one on Thursday morning What else to watch out for on that particular Saturday day it does not put on the United States at quarter past two And that's pretty much it in terms of the important updates to keep an eye out for on Thursday And want to keep an eye out for the back end of the week Yeah, you care retail sales a half night on Friday morning And they'll send one of these trading the Canadian dollar or dollar cap For example needs to keep an eye out for the manufacturing figures come out of Canada at half one And then we also have housing starts and housing data coming out and building permits coming out at half one From the United States and Friday and that's being updated the week We'll of course will be will be the University of Michigan consumer sentiment indicator coming out at 3 o'clock on Wednesday I'm sorry on Friday rather last one of the week So I'll take a quick look now what's going on in the foxy with hundred like I said I'm going to run through some of the major indices major commodities major currency pairs If you're new markets that I haven't covered, please feel free to type it in the chat box I'll have a quick look at those So as you can see here, we've had a quite a regressive sell-off late late January into February on the foxy with hundred We are bouncing back though As you can see as the market was selling off here We saw a dramatic increase in negative momentum and now they were seeing the market bounce back here on the MacD indicator The MacD histogram were seeing negative momentum is falling while prices are pushing higher So the selling pressure is dissipating the market is moving higher But but still some traders are concerned though that this did that this bounce back here Is just the new kind of higher lower high before we actually haven't haven't the market turns over on itself yet again So whereby an uptrend is characterized by higher highs and higher lows a downtrend is characterized by lower highs and lower lows So as you can see, yeah, lower low lower high lower low lower high and then lower low So traders are up to after determine that the where we are in this area here in round the kind of 7,000 Dishire 7,200 Traders are determining is this the beginning of the of the the correction And is it the beginning of the push higher about and the market will slot in with the wider upward trend Or are we looking to bounce back and the potential to turn lower yet again? And that so in terms of areas to keep an eye out for We're currently trading as a 7,182 Mixed ever the watch out for should we continue to push higher would be in around the 7,278 area which acted as Support from late this in early December if we go north of that We could be looking at heading up and take out 7,300 we then could be heading up towards 7,400 And if you go north 7,400 keep an eye out on the tour day moving average which comes into play in around 7,455 It's only really until we're north of say the tour day moving average I could we could you then because you then begin to feel more confident that they just let that the positive move Is going to last there's always a possibility the market could bounce back Recoup about half of the losses it lost from say 7,800 down to south of say 7,000 We could see a bounce back towards 7,400 and the market may turn over on itself yet again And if we do see that if we do see a market turning over on itself Next day with the keep an eye out for to the downside will of course be 7,000 south of that 6,000 6,919 and then below that don't act towards 6,800 It's quite a similar view that kind of what the the The kind of vision that I outlined there is quite a similar view We've had a colossal sell-off in major indices and we even though we get we've recouped about a third or a quarter of the losses We have racked up in the last couple of weeks Traders that sit on certain is this just to kind of come before the next storm is just a temporary bounce back Before the market has another severe leg lower or is this the beginning of an actual proper correction? Or we're going to retest the recent highs that we achieved about a month ago So similar move here in the Dax had a colossal sell-off here And and now a bounce here last week. We have been pushing lower Sorry, I've been pushing higher in the last few sessions We've seen a decline in negative momentum so that the setting pressure has declined once again If we didn't move to move north from here, and we're currently just north of 12,300 if you continue to move north from here, we could be looking at running through resistance in around the 12,741 level sorry before we get to that area areas we could potentially So we're currently in around 12,300 and 12 if you push on higher from here we may counter resistance in on the 12,600 area or north of that at the tour de moving average which comes into play in on 12,755 and if you go beyond the tour de moving average That'll be that'll become a big milestone And then if you should be taking all that level we'd be more confident that the upward move is going to last and most beyond that memory Resistance or support into resistance in around the fifth of the moving average which comes into play in around 13,000 and 70 Notice how the fifth of the moving average this line here acts as a support on the market as the market was pushing higher So previous support may become future resistance But once again if the market does turn lower from here from these levels in around 12,300 we could be looking looking to head back down towards 12,000 and then Land out towards 11,900 and then of course the big one to watch out for to the downside Well, of course to the 11,692 the low from last week crowded that was in out of hours trading though So that was that was when the actual cash market was closed Looking now at what's going on in the United States without Jones Once again, it's a very similar picture here across all global equities So we had the the colossal sell-off we saw the steep rising in negative momentum Markets are looking looking a bit firmer turn to push higher move above some of key some key level that's at some important metrics Corresponding to that we can see a decline in negative momentum. So setting pressures to a dissipating and we're currently in Around this price area here of 24,500. So we'd be we're back above 100 a moving average The next big level to keep an eye for the upside could be the fifth a day moving average in at this price action here which is just north Just north of a center on the 25,150 area and if you go beyond that again, we could be like looking of a head up towards 25,588 and then beyond that up towards 26,000 But in a similar vein should we look should we kind of should the should this should the current positive Push higher run out of steam and let the gold turn or lower on itself We could be looking ahead and back down towards this area here the the loaf of Friday at 23,360 and should we go south of that we could be looking ahead and back down towards 23,000 itself Take a look now at the S&P 500 It's once again these indices in terms of the shape of the chart all of fairly similar at least the S&P has a has managed to actually get above the The two-day moving average so after the severe sell-off you've seen here We saw a steady decline in negative momentum So the setting of pressure was rising as the market was moving lower now We're seeing the market firm up. We're seeing a decline in negative momentum So we're currently trading in around the 12,400 492 area which are currently trading in around here So we're back above the two-day moving average with which I saw apologize I think I'm looking at the wrong chart. I do apologize. That was the small cap 200 of the Russell 2000 I was like I apologize. I Was thinking that the S&P The prices were a bit off so once again, I apologize So on the S&P 500 here we can see the market as market was turning lower So an aggressive increase in negative momentum The market did manage to find some support just south in around of the 200-day moving average This is a good example here of how you're looking to place other entry prices or stop losses It's you know put you know putting a precise figure on the area of potential support or resistance can be quite tricky So a bit of leeway or a bit of a lot allows for slippage I decide is off something that traders often do notice here how the market on a couple of occasions traded just south of the two-day moving average and We've now actually managed to bounce back higher on both occasions So just a kind of a word of word of warning and in relation to putting your stops Precisely on certain key levels be it a certain pivot point or a trend line or in this case a moving average So while we remain north of the 20 moving average, the all of couldn't remain positive for the S&P 500 So we're currently trading at 2651 in this area here. We're looking to pretty much hovering on the one-day moving average So the next level don't keep an eye out for the upside could be the 50 moving average at 2,722 notice how here last week On wednesday the high of the day ran into resistance Just north of the tutor of the fifth-day moving average and a push lower. So The previous resistance can also act with resistance again Now should we take out that level in the future? It may be act as support and if you go north of the fifth-day moving average at 2,722 we could be looking heading up towards 2,770 and then beyond that we could be looking heading up towards 2,800 But it moves south of this here this price here The these two this line here at 2,532 I move south of that will create fresh Multi-month lows how if you be looking heading down towards 2,500 on the back of that should that happen So we talked about how we've seen a lot of money A lot of sell-off in the equity markets over the past couple of weeks On conversely to that what we've seen in in gold and well Gold is classically a flight to quality safe haven asset but there is what we did see a declining in gold last week is because What triggered this sell-off was The most recent non-farm non-farm payroll figures from the United States would show a decent increase in wage wage growth But the decent increase in wage growth triggered traders triggered fears that the United States is going to raise It's going to do more interest rates than expected this year at the beginning of the year Traders were thinking about possibly three red hikes now this that this room for potentially four red hikes And this could be this could be the year the United States kind of turns the corner as the were in terms of actually picking up its pace of raising interest rates And so even though we've seen a lot of money go out of equities yet Doesn't necessarily be the corresponding push push into gold because gold and the United States interest rates have a history Of being negatively correlated So while the pressure was an equity markets last week the pressure was also on gold last week for fear We could have a rate rise in March And we could have three we could have we could have up to four red hikes from the Federal Reserve this year That being said after the sell-off of last week We were gold traded at its lowest level in about a month last last Thursday we have seen a bit of a pushback here in the price of gold So we really would need to kind of take head ahead and take off just move north of say 13 30 or 13 40 before we actually look to actually be kind of be sure That the the downward move that we've been in since late January has has been snapped out of If gold does continue to drift lower from these levels, we could be looking at back down towards 13 10 1300 itself and a pinch pinch is low as 12 93 Notice how the water day moving average here acts as about resistance and support in late December And if you take off that level 12 93 12 80 the dirty moving average will be the next level to keep an eye out for sticking with the commodities team We just have a look now what's going on in the price of the oil markets So take a look now at Brent crude oil As I was saying, the oil market has come under a bit of pressure recently due to fears about oversupply Production in the United States is at an all-time high a rather looking increase in their production rate by about seven or eight percent over the next four years And that was the perfect opportunity for traders to cash in to lock in some of the profits because at the end of December So at the end of January rather We did see oil prices at three-year highs. So now we see in a fairly steady Increase in the price of oil over the last number of weeks a combination of a stronger new of dollar and also as I mentioned fears of oversupply of Prompt traders to to push lower on the price of oil to get out of the oil market So as you can see here with the market with the selling off, we saw a fairly steady increase in negative momentum So the pressure on the movement is with the is with the is with the bears the sellers We did manage to kind of drop below the water to moving average now We appear to be back hovering in a realm So this could be a key metric to keep an eye on for if you keep north of the water to moving average We could be looking at heading heading higher again We so as a way of kind of fitting in with the overall positive trend because the oil market has been in a positive trend since last June so This level could be could be a nary to keep an eye on for here This price action of 6124 which coincides with say the november lows if we move south of 6124 That could be the decade that the market is going to it's going to continue to turn lower And should we go low to 6124 we could be looking at heading at 60 dollars a barrel or possibly even down as 50 59 dollars and 51 cents, which was the high from september But if you managed to hang hang north of 6124 we could potentially kind of fall in with the Resume the wider upper trend that has been in place over the last six months So should you push higher from here? We could be looking at running the resistance in on the fifth day moving average at Six when it comes into play in around 67 dollars And then north of that we could be looking heading towards 68 69 so on and so forth Take a look now. It's a very similar looking chart on west texan intermediate wti As i was saying, if you've any kind of comments or any markets you want me to cover feel Feel free to just comment in the question box with chat box I'll happily look at some markets that you want me to cover So as i mentioned, we're not we're not looking at wti fairly similar chart what we've seen here on Brent The wider trend For the last six months has been positive. I've got an example of higher highs and higher lows This price the price action that we achieved here at the end of january was a three-year high But like as i said fears of oversupply and struggling with your daughter has driven the price of oil lower And what we've seen since then as the market was pushing lower a steady increase in negative momentum So the downward price has been confirmed by the steady rise in negative momentum But for this but if you look here the price Is it's bounced off of friday. We're off of friday's lows We're edging higher if you take out the fifth day moving average at 61 21 We could be looking at heading up re-testing 62 and then north of that. We could be looking at heading back up towards 64 But an area to keep an eye out for of course would be the recent low of 50 58 dollars and 10 cents and if you go south of that an area to keep an eye out for could be the the december low of 55 72 or perhaps even the november low of 54 76 if you go if you go through these levels Then we could be indicated that the market is potentially looking at turning over on itself and then back back down towards 53 59 or possibly even down towards the turning moving average at 52 53 review sterling Japanese yen. Yes, they will and just actually coming up to currency pairs now and I will do a sterling yen in a few minutes time First of all, we'll have a look at the euro dollar so the wider trend Uh blank chart the wider trend has been quite positive to our 2017 and early 2018 on the euro versus uf dollar As you can see here, we're talking at the beginning of this year We saw a level that's seen since the end of 2014. So we're talking with the three year high is recently achieved at the euro dollar So the big picture trend is at the upside We have seen though a bit of a retracement from the three year high. We're edging higher here again We would as you can see when you see the the price is Selling off here and we're seeing a decrease in negative momentum So we could have potential further grounds for a further decline possibly down back down towards 122 Or even down the low here of january of 121 65 and if you go south of that, we could be looking ahead back down towards 122 which is the early which is the high from the early january But if you didn't manage to push higher here, the first level to keep an eye for to the upside is around the 123 30 level If you break 123 30, we could be looking heading back up towards 124 125 And then of course in that area, we'd be looking at retesting the three year highs Keeping a look now what's going on the pound versus uf dollar. Like I said, we have British CPI and also retail sales figures could be up this week So a lot of volatility could be ejected into the pound versus the uf dollar So the big picture over the last 10 months since March last year to draw a line from the lows of March last year to the loads of August last year Granted, it did manage to trade south of it on a number of occasions But broadly speaking if the if the if the currency pair is north the sterling dollar is north of this of this trend It's likely to have a bullish outlook This is also an example of what I was talking about about having your enter your other stop losses or your stops or your limits To fixation on a certain exact price You know, you're not always going to see the market turn Potentially at a very precise price So it's often good to have some leeway of factored into where you're looking at placing your stops or your limits It'd be very unfortunate if you put a limit buy in here thinking it's an upward trend and you buy the dip It just trades ever so slightly below the trend line and you get taken out uh, so and vice versa There are occasions whereby a market would trade north of north of a certain uh metric And then reverse again. So just be be mindful of whereabouts you uh, you place your entries and your exits To the big picture, uh, fast 10 months has been to the upside granted after hitting an 18 month high here or 19 month high here We asked sorry the trade lower But as you can see here as the market's pushing lower, we've seen a steady increase in negative momentum. So this negative move may continue um If we managed to take out the recent low of 137 64 we could be looking heading back down towards this area here The 50 moving average which comes into play in around 136 77 or perhaps even down as low as the as uh 135 48 135 48 is of course the the high from December But and then if you do move back down towards the trend line, we could be looking at somewhere in the region of around 134 85 Uh, these are prices need to keep an eye out for sherry bill of south If we managed a hole above the uh, the recent low here And they continue to push higher Holes north of 137 64 We could be looking at heading back up towards testing the 140 mark And of course if you go north of 140, we could be looking ahead towards 141 142 so on and so forth There in your mind, um It was the e-year referendum uh in june 2016 It's when the power versus us dollar had the major sell-off overnight on the back of the result uh before the before the just Before the polls were closed at nine at 10 p.m The pound u.s. Dollar was some of the region of 150. So when people talk about I think, you know 19 month highs On the pound versus u.s. Dollar it will have to exceed we'll have to go north of 150 before we'll actually look at having multi-year highs created I take a look now what's going on the euro versus the British pound Then I cover dollar yen and then I cover sterling yen So the big picture over the last few months um has been Has been the euro kind of losing ground versus versus the uh versus the British pound As you can see here, it's had a fairly decent floor in around zero spot 86 98 these two are just this a line between these two nodes here was also a fairly steady Uh series of lower highs So we're kind of trapped in a fairly tight range on this particular currency pair And uh in terms of areas to keep an eye out for if the last few sessions we have seen that the uh the currency pair Head towards the higher end of the range that we've been recently and that's been corresponded or being affirmed with increase in positive momentum So should we move higher on from here? We could be looking at trying to get zero spot 89 or zero spot 89 29 And if you go north to zero spot 89 29 and take off the january high We could be looking at heading up up to zero spot 90 But if you kind of keep in if you keep in the recent trend of lower highs We could be looking ahead back back down towards zero spot 88 or potentially even back down towards the uh the 2018 low And also the december low of zero spot 86 89 I'll take a look now at the U.F. Donner versus the japanese yen So just before we get onto to dollar yen. Are there any other markets you'd like me to cover outside of sterling yet? Feel free to just type in the in the chat box So take a look at dollar yen as I mentioned in my talk with the fed and reserve Uh, this has been a bounce back in the U.F. Donner The sphere as we could have full rate rises from the united states in 2018 Uh, what we've seen here on the dollar versus the versus the end of basically since november has been a fairly steady downward trend Um, as you can see, you know lower low here lower high lower low lower high lower low So as you can see only on last thursday Sorry, that's fine or neither It we haven't seen the uh The u.s. Donner Full to the level of versus japanese yen since september So talking basically about a five-month low and the dollar yen was achieved only uh Back end of last week So that can also sums up what the kind of the recent trend has been has clearly clearly been to the downside If we continue to push on lower from here We could be looking at taking out one away And if you take out one away, then everyone's going to keep an eye on beyond that Potentially be the september low of 107 and 32 And then of course if you go below that we've been looking at heading back towards multi-year lows or multi-week lows heading back down towards Levels not since this day 2016. So we could be looking at heading back down towards 106 But should we kind of snap out of the downward trend? I shouldn't should mark I'm actually look to push on higher from here It would be areas that potentially could run into resistance might be in a one or nine 77 As you can see your active resistance on a couple of occasions at the beginning of the month Then if you go north of that we could be looking at heading up towards one 1084 One 1084 being the low from november and the as I said What actors as support of the past may act as resistance in the future But really the big level to keep an eye on for on dolly end of the upside Will of course be the maturity moving average at 111 spot 62 Notice on a few a number of okay when the market was beginning as kind of this this descent in 2018 It traded through the journey moving average was it hung around the area on a couple of occasions it acted as resistance on a couple of occasions So it does have experience Looking at acting as resistance and for that reason it could active resistance again in the future I'll just have a look now at the comments that you guys are writing yep Dollar swissie and dollar can yep shirt in the waist. I just have a look at those now I got on to sterling yen first of all Just taking a quick glance at starting again. See what the kind of wider picture has been so since late 2018 october 2018 sterling yen has been in effect not obvious, but it's been in the Inter-upper trend so the kind of wider picture the wider view has it's been to the offside on the south pound versus the Japanese yen Turn it over now to a daily chart So it's also once again fairly evident even though we've seen some quite wide swings It's still kind of higher highs and higher lows on the dollar versus the Japanese yen So we had a fairly decent sell-off since the beginning of february and as the market's been selling off We've seen the fairly steady steady increase in negative momentum. So the momentum is coming with the seller So this this downward move that we are seeing could last so if we move if we continue to move south from here Because if you tread itself to the one-day moving average It appears to be running into resistance at the one-day moving average in around 150 spot 89 If we if we hold south of that level of that metric the next level to keep an eye for the downside could be the recent though Of 149 spot zero zero And then south of that back down towards the 30 moving average at 147 spot 54 And then if you go below that area We could be looking heading back down towards say 145 ish But if you do manage to retake the fifth at the one-day moving average Next big level to keep an eye on forward to the upside Will this be this this spike here, which is which was created already last thursday at 154 spot zero four If you take off that that higher there that could be kind of confirmation Potentially that the market is going to resume the upper trend that we've been in And then we could be like you're heading up back up towards in the direction of 157 and then 158 and so on That is i'm going to cover these couple of as it's uh We've got five minutes over over the over the over the over schedule, which is no hassle, but i'll cover daughter daughter swissie and daughter cad and then live to wrap things up So we can see here that the us daughter has been in a fairly downward trend versus the swiss franc over the past year or so And then more recently the the sell-off have really has accelerated So the big picture kind of the big picture trend is to the downside of what we're seeing here is We are seeing a bit of a bounce back. So the market is just pushing higher Uh, we're recouping some of the losses momentum has swung from firmly being in the red uh into positive territory now So we are seeing the market bounce back from these levels But the question is are we going to bounce back running into some resistance and then turn over on itself Then look to retest the recent lows and then print lower lows or is this going to be a move that actually Snaps out of the downward trend. So Notice here how first thing I see in this price area here in around zero spot the recent the recent high Which is achieved only last wednesday at a zero spot 45 94 94 94 70 notice how this this price area here Kind of coincides with the bit the lows from july and august and september So it's running through resistance. It's pushing higher here Notice how it's ran into the end. What was the previously support? And now we've actually been kind of shut it lower yet again So even though we are moving higher We kind of you really would need to see it at the very least and move Move north of zero spot nine five zero zero To kind of get the indication that you know, we are slapping on of it Beyond that we then we could then be looking up towards that the The january highs of in around zero spot 96 68 and then up towards the turning moving average in a zero spot 97 17 So we've got a few hurdles they can over before we can actually look at Assuming that the downward trend is over Move to the downside if the market does manage fails to clear zero spot nine five or a zero spot nine six The market could turn over on itself yet again because it's been in a fairly doubt Pretty obvious downward trend for the past year at least areas to keep an eye for the downside will of course the first ever keep an eye on four Will be the recent low of zero spot nine two 56 and then looking back down towards zero zero spot nine two itself I'm just going to wrap up things now with the u.s Dollar and the canadian dollar in terms of its charting and then I'll show you a couple of things on our platform Selecting now at the u.s. Dollar versus the canadian dollar So the big picture has been the dollar card as we move into the downside Notice how here though that the market was in a lower trend And it has managed to kind of push higher So the low here fails to take out the recent low here in september So this could be that the point where the dollar looks to kind of push higher I guess the canadian dollar And as you can see in in february the markets be pushing higher and that's also be confirmed Uh at the mcd in histogram We've seen a fairly steady increase in positive momentum if the market's pushing higher from here We really would need to kind of move north of say the one at 26 66 level or 127 level I think I can be more confident that this upward trend has gone last I should be moved north of that with anybody You would like to see the utility moving average at 127 and 59 being taken out Notice how in december the market rallied towards the utility moving average didn't quite get there And then ran out of steam and then with then went down a fairly decisive downward move If the market can't Maintain it is positive momentum that manages to turn over itself yet again We could be linking any effect down towards 125 and then south of that 126 and then the recent lows Which were created only a few days ago at 122 57 And then if you move south of that we could be linking any back towards september low of 120 61 So that's it in terms of actual markets are actually covered while you're here I just want to show you a couple of things on our on our trading platform Some of the updates that myself and my fellow market analysts here at seriously markets do get updated on insights Insights can be found on a market pulse second option down is insights We're also going to be talking about we also do updates throughout the day in terms of economic data releases or through any central bank updates any kind of particular important comments They'll get put on insight Also, there's going to be recording of this webinar posted on inside within the next hour or so On top of that as a as a in a similar vein to what I've just done on the webinar itself In the chart forum section, which is under market pulse third option down chart forum every day myself My colleagues here at cmc markets Will we'll do a few chart form updates or why would we take a particular chart? We think it's interesting. We write a few words about it We map out potential potentially important levels in terms of price action to keep a mile forum On our platform on the actual website. It's our rather On cmc markets.com if you go to the news and analysis section This is which I've already highlighted here It gives you a breakdown some of the updates that we do in terms of written content gets posted here to our the news analysis section Some of that gets posted to the inside and and some of it goes on both So feel free to keep an eye and reach through the articles that are that are posted around the globe from myself and market analysts in other offices And also on the the learn tab if you take a look at the webinars and events Where you found out where you found the the update for this webinar Just to let you know on wednesday the 14th of february at 1930 gmt half 7 p.m. UK time your webinar covering Live trading key global indices and then of course next monday. I'll be back in the hot seat Do the 12 15 monday market update Now the monday the 19th of february and then of course on wednesday the 21st of february at 7 p.m 7 30 p.m. UK time 1930 gmt We also have having another webinar a guide to modern technical analysis So please feel free to sign up to future webinars I do want to thank you for your time and your patience. I hope you found this webinar interesting and informative And from us here at CMC markets this week. I hope you have a good day and a good training week. Thank you very much


The Niger Red Cross Society in collaboration with the International Federation of Red Cross is calling for support from Nigerians from all walks of life to contribute to us the welfare of poor Nigerians. The group said this at a media pally in Abu Jawa'i calling attention to the plight of the poorest of the poor in the country. According to the representative of the International Federation of the Red Cross team leader in Nigeria, over 25 million Nigerians are living in abject poverty with 2.5% critically in need of help with children mostly affected. We hope so and I hope that through you the media that we are able to reach to a common Nigerian that they should feel that they can contribute to this. You know we played a small video and we are happy to share it with you where you heard that somebody who receives even 20,000 Naira a month can benefit from that and if you are able to save and give 20,000 Naira or 50,000 Naira I implore you that you should look out to Nigerian Red Cross and give it to us so that we can give it, pass it on to your fellow Nigerians. My message is to the common man in Nigeria. I think that the common Nigerian can afford to support their common Nigerian brothers and sisters. He called on Nigerians and not the governments to be their brothers keeper by contributing to us the well-being of the poor in the country. I wanted to create this event to pass this message on to the public of Nigeria that they need to participate, participate with us in Nigeria Red Cross to be able to support the interventions that they are making to support their fellow Nigerians here in Nigeria. I think the numbers are there, I think the people at risk is about 25 million people in Nigeria and out of those 25 million people we have I think about 2.5 very critically in need and out of those 2.5 a significant part of them are children. The global challenges also has an impact on the national situation. Munga we also have our own local factors but locally we can have a lot of more inclusion within the system so that we can have an eased out from the grass root and eased out system of attacking the hunger crisis if and when all of us are involved. The issue of fundraising you know I mean we observe clearly it's very critical for many of society to look for funding in order to meet up with the demand and expectation of the people who are serving in order to increase the community resilience especially those affected by this hunger crisis ranging from north to southern part of Nigeria, ranging from east to west it's very critical that we need to look for funding both locally and internationally. Very very critical I think Nigerians are very good in supporting their students, so it is obvious that this meeting will help us to kind of promote the Nigerians giving the support by fellow Nigerians to actually aid this hunger crisis.


All right, again, thanks everyone so much for joining us today. We are here to talk about Live PC Give PC. The main focus today will be on getting started. What are all the basics that you need to know to get your nonprofit's profile set up, get up and running for this year's campaign? My name is Bethany. I'm the Director of Community Engagement here at Mighty Cause and I've had the pleasure of working with the Community Foundation for I believe five years now in partnership for this event. Now we're also joined today by Christine Coleman from the Community Foundation. You'll be hearing from her in just a moment to kick us off from the Park City Community Foundation side of the campaign. And so with that, I'm gonna turn it over to Christine to say just a few words to get us started. Hi everyone, I'm Christine Coleman. I think I may have met a few of you. I can see that there are around 12 people who have joined us today who are new to Live PC Give PC in some way. So thank you so much for being here. First of all, I wanna say we're really thrilled that we are able to do Live PC Give PC in this crazy year of COVID-19. And in large part, we're able to do that because it's primarily an online event hosted by Mighty Cause, which has been our wonderful partner for many years. This is our 10th year of Live PC Give PC and we're super excited about that. And so excited that all of our nonprofit organizations here in Summit County have really made Live PC Give PC their own. Over 100, I think we had 111 nonprofits who joined us last year. And I expect that we'll probably have a couple more this year. So if you guys haven't, Bethany's gonna be telling you all about the process for getting registered. But before she does that, I wanna say a couple other things. In case you don't know, the Community Foundation plays an important role here in solving some of our biggest challenges. We really exist to help ensure that the nonprofit community is strong and resilient. And one of the things, one of the many things that we do is organize Live PC Give PC our annual giving day. And this year it's on November 6th. Just a couple days after the election, which is gonna be interesting. But it's a key fundraiser for many of our nonprofit organizations in Summit County. Some nonprofits use it as their main fundraiser for the year. And we really are here to support you all in making it as successful as possible. As the marketing director at the Community Foundation, I'm also definitely here to support you with any ideas of how you can market it to your constituents and your donors. We're hoping that you all this year will make it bigger than ever and take advantage of the fact that it's happening. So many of our local nonprofits have had to cancel events in Gallas. And we're hoping that Live PC Give PC is really going to help everyone recoup some funds that may have been lost. Our messaging this year is gonna have quite a focus on helping to stabilize our nonprofit community through COVID-19. We also have a really big focus this year on inclusion and we wanna have more people than ever of all ages and all backgrounds get involved. And those are the main things that I had to say but I want you all to know that you can reach out to me anytime. I'll make sure to chat my email address and contact information. If you have questions, we have a very small but mighty team at the Community Foundation and we're totally here for you. Oh, and I should say one other thing. We have a goal this year of getting a 5,500 donors. So last year, our goal was 5,000 donors and we reached that. And I think we can definitely get to 5,500 donors. This is our participation goal. It's not a goal focused on the amount of money brought in because we really have the belief that when we get more people participating that money will come. So whatever you can do to increase your number of donors regardless of how small the donation is that's totally great. And also just so you know last year with us we had 5,102 donors and that was about 12,000 donations from those 5,102 unique donors. So that's it for me and feel free to ask questions throughout. I can chat back and also answer any questions you have verbally. All right, great. Thanks Auntie Bethany. Thanks Christine. And just to follow up on your point there in terms of kind of the COVID response angle to this year's event just to share a little bit of extra information we've had a number of Giving Day Partners host campaigns since March, April, May, some June and there's been really, really great response from donors across all communities. These events have taken place in a number of different places. And so definitely that's an important thing to consider as a part of your messaging for this year but don't be afraid to ask just because it is this unique and crazy year there is lots of giving happening. So it's a great opportunity to really think about how to position your nonprofit as a part of your community and really what do you bring to the community. And there will be another webinar coming up later in September that focuses a little bit more on strategy and in that webinar we'll likely be hearing a little bit more from Christine and her expertise but we'll probably plan to cover some of that a little bit more deeply on that webinar. So make sure to go to the nonprofit toolkit and sign up for that one if you haven't yet. And with that we will go ahead and jump into what we really are gonna spend most of our time talking about today which is how to get started as a part of Live PC Give PC. So whether you are a nonprofit that is new to the campaign this year or maybe your nonprofit has participated every year but you're just brand new to the organization and looking to get some information on how to get up and running we'll cover all that you need to know here today. So the very first step as Christine mentioned is going to be to register your nonprofit. If you go to Live PC Give PC.org right there on the main view of the site you'll see a big orange button that says register that will allow you to complete a short form that will give the Park City Community Foundation the information that they need about your organization to review and hopefully approve. Once your registration is approved you will get access to your organization's page on the platform. And then once you have access you are able to add or remove any additional administrators for your organization. So you can have up to 10 people from within your organization get access to your organization's page. You need to add your finance person or board director whoever it might be you can manage those administrators in your settings which I will talk about a little more later. That's your process to get up and running and get started. So if you haven't yet registered and you're on today's webinar that is your first and most important to do as soon as we get off today's call. And once you're registered you'll have access to your organization's account on the platform as I mentioned. And so we want to start it today with just walking you through just a quick overview of your dashboard where you'll find some of the key tools that you'll need and then we'll dig in a little bit more to those that you'll be spending more of your time using and customizing. So a quick look at the dashboard at the very top you'll have your overview screen that's gonna give you your key metrics as well as a to-do list have five quick items to complete on that to-do list. This is a great way to kind of look at the completeness and preparedness of your organization's profile for the event. Now, if your nonprofit has participated in the past you may have all of these five items complete that doesn't mean that it doesn't your profile doesn't need a quick refresh this year but the to-do list can be a helpful place to start and make sure that at the very least you've completed all of those five items. Your fundraising tab on the dashboard that's where you're gonna access your organization's profile page. This is the key page that you will customize and share for LivePC GivePC. It's also where you can manage any campaigns if you have individuals starting peer-to-peer fundraisers for your organization or if you've decided to start a team fundraising campaign for LivePC GivePC you can access that all there. You can also access matching grants, customize your donation flow. Lots of important things you can do there. Next, you'll have a reports tab. This is where you'll get all of your donor data. Of course, donation data will be available to your organization in real time during the campaign as soon as donations open and you can always view or download the information at any time. You'll also have other reports here, offline donations report, donor retention report. And a disbursement report. So that's gonna be your key tab for all the data you need for LivePC GivePC. And then finally, the settings tab at the bottom. This is where you're gonna manage and update all of your settings including as I mentioned, the admins for your organization. So we'll start here with the profile page. Again, this is the main link that you'll be sharing with supporters. So you'll wanna customize the look and feel of this. Tell the story on this page about why donors should be giving to your organization as a part of LivePC GivePC. And we talked just briefly about how COVID might be impacting your messaging this year. So this is a great opportunity to think about how you want that message to be built into your page. Of course, your overall message is gonna come through on email and social media, et cetera. But having that consistent messaging across all the different areas where donors are hearing from you about this year's campaign, it's a great way to really complete that, make sure it is consistent across all channels and tell that story here on your LivePC GivePC page as well. So the first thing that you'll do to customize this page is edit your theme. That's gonna be right at the top of the page on the left-hand side. You have the ability to upload your logo. It's gonna be a one-to-one aspect ratio. So that's gonna be the same aspect ratio as you would have for Facebook, Instagram, et cetera. So you should have this aspect ratio logo ready at your disposal. You can upload a background image. If you don't have an image, we do have a gallery you can select from. That can be a great intermediate step if you're looking for an image or you don't have one yet. You can always take advantage of the gallery. You have the option to add a filter over that background image. So depending on what type of image you have, if you need a filter to help the logo pop, stand out on top of that image, you can play around with the color and the strength of that background. And then finally, you can select the theme color for the page. So that's that green color that you're seeing here. You can tie in with your organization's logo. You'll have the option to select that theme color and that will carry through the remainder of your page. So next, you'll get to really the meat of the page, what I was mentioning before the ability to tell your story. And you have access to an inline editor. So telling your story is not just dropping in a block of text, although you could do that. We always encourage you to add formatting, headers, lists, bullet points, images, video links, whatever you tend to make this story more dynamic. We know that donors don't have a long attention span for reading, so the most important information that you want them to glean from your page, make that pop out at them, whether that's in the form of a video, an image or big, bolded text, whatever it might be. You have a chance to make this dynamic and it's all on page editing, using that inline editor right at the top so you can see what you're doing as you're doing it to build a good looking story. Next, especially for those organizations that have participated in the past or maybe participated in another event on Mighty Cause platform, you wanna reset your metrics for this year's campaign. So if you go to your page right now and you see that there are donations and dollars showing in the metrics at the top of your page, you'll wanna reset those metrics so that when this year's campaign and giving actually kicks off, you're starting fresh from zero and then your team knows as well as donors and visitors to your page know exactly what you've raised for this year's campaign in particular. So right again on page editing, you'll have the ability to decide, do you want to show the dollars or do you wanna just show the number of donors to your page? Do you wanna show any offline donations? Do you have those? And then what time period, what date you'd like to start calculating? We'll cover this more a little bit later in the webinar, but you'll want to start get that calculation from the day that early giving starts for LivePC GivePC this year, which is September 6th. So you can customize that all right on the page. And then you'll also want to, you have the option to add a progress bar to your page. So if you do have a specific goal, $5,000, $10,000, whatever it might be, you can add an optional progress bar to your page. And so as you have donations come in throughout the event, your page will show the progress along to that goal. You'll also have the option on your page to add additional sources of media. You can upload images in a media gallery. You can connect an Instagram account so that any new photos you post on Instagram are automatically updated on your organization's profile page. And finally, you can customize your social share settings. This is something you'd access in the settings tab of your page, but you can have a specific social share image. For example, if you'd like to encourage more of your followers to share if you are creating a specific share graphic for this year's event. Again, I mentioned the reports tab a little bit earlier. This is where you'll get all of the data that your team needs and wants for this year's campaign. So first, anyone who is an administrator for your organization will automatically receive an email notification whenever a donation is made. So that is the standard by default. If you have the wonderful problem of getting way too many donations on LivePC GivePC and you don't wanna receive those notifications by email, you can always go into your user profile on the platform and change your email settings. And at any time, whether you're receiving those notifications or not, any admin is able to log in and access all the donor data in real time. So on screen, you'll see a quick overview of your donations report, key data from each donation, but you can always download as a CSV and it will give you all of the relevant information associated with the donation. I mentioned before, but there's a number of other reports available to you in this section, recurring donations. If you do have any donors that set up recurring donations or if that's something that you perhaps choose to focus on this year during the LivePC GivePC campaign, it is a strategy to consider. And in a time like this, when stability has become a really important rallying cry for a lot of nonprofits, the idea of maybe asking for smaller amounts in a recurring gift might be something that appeals to either your nonprofit to consider for your strategy or for your donors. If you do have recurring donors on the platform, you can access this report in particular and it'll give you all the information you need to know about when their next donation is set to process, when their card's gonna expire, you have the opportunity to communicate with those recurring donors through the platform. So really easy tools to manage those relationships and keep those donations recurring to support your organization in an ongoing way. Offline donations report to add offline gifts and then of course your disbursement report. So funds will be dispersed on a twice monthly basis via electronic funds transfer. So it is a quick and easy process to sign up and once you do sign up, you'll receive funds twice a month. If you don't sign up for electronic funds transfer, which is free by the way, you will receive a check. The check donations are batched once a month. So all donations received in the month of November, for example, would be sent by a check around December 10th and it is a $5 check fee. So we definitely encourage all organizations to sign up for direct deposit if possible. And then however you receive your disbursement, you can access their disbursement reports here in this reports tab and it'll give you a very detailed breakdown of exactly what donations are included in each disbursement, any fees, all that relevant information. So I mentioned offline donations earlier so that there is an offline donations report in your reports tab. While offline donations don't count for leaderboard totals as a part of the event, there's certainly a valuable thing to add and talk about as a part of your campaign. So if you do have a donor that decides to make a gift offline outside of the platform and you'd like to recognize and reflect that donation as a part of your page totals, you can do that. You can go to your offline donations report. There's a button right at the top that says add offline donation. You can add these details here and it'll add that gift to your page for display purposes. Again, when I talked about the page metrics, I mentioned this, you can decide whether these page metrics reflect offline donations or just online donations. So flexibility there, but again, these offline donations don't count for leaderboard totals. It's just a good opportunity for your organization to showcase all the giving that's happening as a part of libPC gift PC. You'll also have the opportunity to customize the donor experience on the platform. So of course, the donation process is something that is built into the platform and it's something that we review, test, monitor on a very regular basis to make sure that we are improving conversion and that it's a really seamless experience across any device that a donor might be giving, phone, iPad, laptop, et cetera. But within that structure, we do have some opportunity for your organization to customize the experience. So you can decide what data you'd like to collect from donors, whether you'd like to collect address or phone number or company, for example. That is flexible. We always encourage you to consider what data you're asking for and how critical is it because you don't wanna ask too many questions of donors when they're making their donation and slow them down in the process. But if there's important information that you want to collect that will help you in your stewardship and follow up and building your relationship with these donors, then it's absolutely a good idea to ask those questions in the donation checkout. You also have the ability to set four suggested donation levels. So for example, $25 buys, school supplies for 10 children in your program for a semester at whatever it might be. Every organization is gonna have a little bit of a different spin on this, but it's a nice way to really reinforce the impact and make the impact of a donation more tangible to the donor as they're making their gift. You can also choose whether you'd like donors to be able to leave a dedication with their donation or if you have specific designations that you'd like them to be able to select from within your organization, you can do that. And finally, once you've made all these customizations, you have the option to preview the donation experience and see what it's gonna look like for a donor. So everything I just talked about in terms of customizing is all about the donor going through and completing their donation. You also have the ability to customize what happens right after they complete their donation, the thank you experience. So again, this is available in the post checkout tab. You'll have the ability to build a thank you page. Again, you'll see an inline editor just like you have on your profile page. You can add photos, videos, links, et cetera. So you can build that thank you page, that's what donors will see when they complete their gift. And then you also have the ability to add custom messaging into the thank you email, the thank you receipt that is sent automatically to donors. And again, here you can preview the experience. So once you've built it out, you can preview that thank you page, you can send yourself a sample receipt so that you'll know and maybe your executive director, whoever needs to know on your team can really have confidence in knowing what the exact start to finish donation experience will look like for your donors. So matching grants is another really great tool that you'll have access to under the fundraising tab of your dashboard. So on the platform, matching grants are really meant to be a display tool primarily to allow you to add more excitement to your campaign. So you don't have to have your matching donor make their gift online. They certainly can if they want to, but it's really about giving your organization a way to encourage those donors and visitors to your page that they have even more incentive to make their gift. So of course, part of what makes LivePC GivePC so exciting is that sense of urgency, the 24 hours, the additional prizes, that the community foundation shares and the ability to be a part of this focused campaign, that's what encourages your donors to give now instead of maybe waiting until the end of the year. But you have the option to add a matching grant which just adds another layer on top of that urgency. One provides more incentive for your donors, but it also provides that additional layer of urgency. And there's lots of flexibility within the tool. You can have a one-to-one match. You can do a triple match, double match, or you can decide to have a match that is only met if you reach a certain number of donations to your page. So lots of flexibility within the tool there. Again, it's up to you and your donor what the interest level is. But the goal is really to help give you an additional tool to communicate to your donors both on the page and then off the page in your emails and social media posts throughout the campaign. Your campaigns tab is another tab that you'll have access to under your fundraising tab. This is, as I mentioned earlier, where you'll manage any fundraisers that perhaps your organization starts if you have a team or event fundraiser that you're hosting, or if individual supporters, excuse me, are starting peer-to-peer fundraisers for your organization. You can access quick stats and contact information for those peer-to-peer fundraisers to kind of cheer them on and encourage them throughout the campaign. Something that we'll definitely talk more about in the strategy webinar and a bit later on today is really that the concept of engaging peer-to-peer fundraisers can be a really incredible tool to amplify your campaign. And of course, you'll be able to download any reports here. You can start new fundraisers here and a new tool this year for anyone that has participated in the past. There is a new tool available on the platform where you can create a fundraiser template. So let's say, for example, you have a number of your board members that are going to start a fundraiser for this year's Live PC Give PC campaign. You can create a Live PC Give PC template for them, fill out all of the main areas of their fundraising page, and then it just helps them fast track through the process when they come and click Fundraise right on your organization's page. They'll automatically get to take advantage of that template you've created and it'll make it a lot quicker for them to get their page published and ready to start accepting donations. So again, those fundraiser templates, you can create that right from your campaigns tab. Setting the final item down on your dashboard is gonna be where you manage some of the overall administrative tools on the platform. So of course, as I've already mentioned, the ability to add or remove administrators. That's definitely a great practice to check in on this once a year or a couple times a year, make sure that everyone on your team that needs access has it. And if there are people that are no longer with your organization, you can really easily remove them. You're also able to update things like your display name and address on the platform, your legal name and address on the platform. If something changes with your name or address, we do need documentation, but you can provide that, upload that right through the tool here so that it can get approved. This is also where you can sign up for electronic funds transfer disbursement, as I mentioned earlier. It's a quick and easy process to get this EFT disbursement set up, and you can do that right through your settings. And lastly, I mentioned the social share as well earlier. Here's where you can customize that social share experience and the end of your URL for your LivePC GivePC page. So we've covered the majority of the items of the strictly basics how to on the platform. And now for those of you that are new to LivePC GivePC, again, whether your organization is new altogether or you're just new, we're just gonna cover briefly some high level strategy tips for you to keep in mind as you start your campaign planning. As I mentioned earlier, we will have a webinar coming up later in September that digs much deeper into strategy focusing on communication strategy, peer-to-peer fundraising strategy. We'll talk about donor retention as a key strategy for returning organizations and the tools that you have on the platform to make all of those strategies a part of your campaign. But we wanted to just cover some high level things today to get the ball rolling. So the very first, if you haven't taken advantage of or checked out the nonprofit toolkit yet, I definitely recommend doing that soon. There's tons of great tools, resources available there, both the training today. Once we are finished, the recording will be available there. You can also sign up for that next webinar that I was just mentioning. Aside from that, there's a ton of tips, FAQs, templates for email, social media, all kinds of great stuff, as well as logos and photos so that you can not start from scratch and recreate the wheel with your own marketing campaign, but take advantage of resources that have been prepared for you. I mentioned earlier that early donations start for LivePC GivePC this year on September 6th. So of course, this event is really all about bringing people together on November 6th, this 24-hour marathon of giving, but it's always a great idea to start securing some donations early to build momentum up for your campaign. Get some of those early supporters to help make donations so that when you kick off all of your marketing on the big day, you've already got some seed donations in on your page. These donations are processed immediately. So if somebody comes in, makes a donation on September 7th, for example, their donation is processed immediately. They get a receipt right away. You can see their data right away, but it just counts as a part of LivePC GivePC. So it's a great way to either activate some early supporters or if you know somebody's not gonna be available, for example, you can go ahead and start securing those donations early. I mentioned just briefly before the power of peer-to-peer fundraising. As we'll talk about this more on the next webinar, but it's really something that I'd encourage you to consider whether you're new to this campaign or not, whether your organization has really dabbled in peer-to-peer fundraising before or not. We always see, or a lot of organizations not taking advantage of this opportunity as a part of a giving date, but it really can have such a significant impact on your total number of donors for the campaign. And as Christine mentioned, that's really the goal here is to help activate and engage and bring on new donors to support all local nonprofits. And one of the best ways to do that is to get your existing supporters who are already donors, already a part of your network, activate their networks. So you may not have a donor's mother's email address and a donor's coworker's email address, but that donor does have this whole network of individuals that would be willing, most likely, to support the efforts that they are doing to fundraise for your organization. So it's a great way to really expand your network, reach out to new people, and it gives you the opportunity to tell some new stories. If you do have a volunteer or a board member or a monthly donor or a former staff member or somebody that's been served by your programming in the past, the options are endless. If they're willing to start a peer-to-peer fundraiser for your organization, they likely have a great story, a personal story, about why they support your organization, why they're willing to ask their friends and family to donate. And that's a really great tool for your organization to be able to add to your toolbox of other types of stories of impact, other ways to talk about the great work that you do, and from other perspectives. And so with that, we've covered some of, as I mentioned, the key strategies that we wanted to talk about today. We'll really dig more in on the next webinar. I encourage you to check out that toolkit for more detail on strategy templates, as well as FAQs and how-tos on the platform as well, if you're having questions on the platform. You can always access our customer support team at supportatmightycause.com. Email address, we do have a phone number as well. So if you need help and you'd rather just chat with somebody on the phone for a few minutes than go over your questions, we're certainly available for that. And lastly, we do have a support forum with tons of resources, how-to articles, walkthrough videos, so lots, that's gonna be support.mightycause.com. Lots of great resources available for you there. So with that, I'll go ahead and see if we have any questions. Great question about if we do decide to sign up for EFT, how are we notified when the deposit is made? You will receive an email. Anyone who's an administrator for your organization will receive an email notification whenever an EFT disbursement is sent. We send those same email notifications when a check is sent. So you'll receive the same type of notification with a link to come in and access the detailed disbursement report on the platform. So hopefully that is helpful. And just adding one more piece of information here because LivePC GivePC happens November 6th, if you do decide to sign up for EFT, that's a great way to make sure that you get your funds more quickly. All you will receive all your funds from the event by right around November 25th. And if you elect to just stay receiving your funds by check, it won't be until December 10th that you'll receive the check. So it's a great way to get your funds a couple of weeks earlier for the campaign. I don't see any other questions. So Christine, unless you have anything else to share, we can go ahead and let everyone get back to the rest of their day. Thanks everyone for joining us today. And like I said, go check out the nonprofit toolkit, sign up for our next webinar, access the resources, and you'll also be able to access the recording to today's webinar on the toolkit as well. Great, thank you so much, Bethany. This is Christine again. I don't have anything else to share either. I think that was incredibly thorough. But as I said at the beginning of the call, in case any of you missed it, reach out to us if you have any questions at all throughout this entire process. We're here for you. You can always contact me at Christine, that's C-H-R-I-S-T-I-N-E at parkcitycf.org. Thank you. Great, thanks Christine. And thanks everyone for joining us today. Good luck with your Live PC Give PC campaign. We look forward to catching you on our next training.


Another feature that we've introduced in 236.0 is the ability to specify data re-sharing in SQL views. So previous to this update in the 235 release prior to 236, when you're looking at SQL views in the maintenance application, you can update the sharing on those views. But you only have the ability to specify metadata sharing on that particular item. So this means that you can grant users access to view and edit the SQL view itself. And that is the same thing as granting access to the output of that view through the API. So what we've introduced in 236.0 is the ability to, if I move over here, I'm now looking at SQL view management in 236 and I open the sharing settings. Here I have the ability also to specify separate data access to a particular user or a particular group. So if I want my admin user to be able to, sorry, I want my admin user to be able to edit and view the metadata and also view the data for this particular SQL view. And I want another particular group of users or a particular user, let's say, I want Gita to be able to only view the metadata and to be able to view the data that comes out of this. So you can then grant access to users on more fine grained way to the output of a particular SQL view.


Hello. Welcome to the Handbook for Administrators of French Immersion Program series. My name is Fred Kreiner. Let's get started with topic 5, Supporting Staff. In this topic, we'll look at specific supporting and supervising staff. This topic deals with pages 51 to 55 in your Handbook for Administrators of French Immersion programs. One of the very most important things to cover with teachers working in a French Immersion program is ensuring that they feel supported. A couple simple ways to make this happen is to ensure that teachers have time for collaborative planning built into the timetable, preferably. It can happen in two different ways. Having French Immersion or French Language Arts and English Language Arts teachers planning together can avoid having students receive duplicate instruction on certain concepts that are cross-curricular. It's also important that French Immersion teachers amongst themselves feel that they have the ability to speak French as that is their language of work amongst each other without feeling that other teachers are put out by them speaking in the French Language. What should you see when you visit a French Immersion classroom? Well, first and foremost, it's very important that you see an environment where it is safe and welcoming, where students use French as encouraged and students willingly participate in the French language. Normally, you would see students working together, speaking French, as it is important for students to use class time to practice their oral French. There really is no other opportunity for the students to learn and practice their French than the time that they spend in the classroom. It is also important to note that French is used at all times with few exceptions within the class. The use of English should be restricted to the time allotted for teaching English Language Arts or if a student's emotional well-being or security is at risk. Teachers should be using gestures, mimes, props, and other body language and cues to enhance communication if students are only in the very formative stages of learning the French Language. What is the ideal classroom context? Well, in that context you will see an environment where it is safe for students to attempt speaking French even if they do make mistakes. They have to develop the confidence. Priority should be given to the message and not the form. Frim teachers know that students need to be given many opportunities to communicate. And that communication has to be meaningful where they actually want to be involved in language-rich activities that are interesting for them. The subject matter activity in the lesson is always focused on what is of particular interest to a group of students as it keeps them engaged in their language learning. Students should be interacting between each other and with the teacher regularly both in oral settings and sometimes in written settings. The physical setting of the classroom allows for this spontaneous interaction between students for authentic communication. The students should be exposed to a rich linguistic environment. French books, videos, posters, visuals, websites, songs, dramatizations, all of those play a role in exposing students to a variety of French language contexts. And finally, the teacher serves as a linguistic model using appropriate French language at all times. The MRFIP group, Metropolitan Edmonton Regional French Immersion Program, has created a document called Look For's in a French Immersion Classroom, specifically designed to help non-French-speaking administrators properly supervise teachers in a French Immersion Classroom. The areas of focus are outlined in checklist format that allow for quick recording. The tool can be used in multiple ways. Just go to the MRFIP website or click on the logo of this PowerPoint presentation to find the Look For's in a French Immersion Classroom document. If time permits, you may wish to explore other sections of the MRFIP website. One of the important things to consider with your staff is their language proficiency goals. Given that most French Immersion teachers are living in a highly English environment, they may require support to maintain or further develop their French language proficiency to be the most effective French Immersion teachers they can be. It is important that those teachers are aware of bursaries that will facilitate their learning of the French language in contexts which are more linguistically rich than the one of the French Immersion Classroom. Supervising and evaluating French Immersion staff. As with your English staff, it is your responsibility to properly supervise French Immersion teachers. If you have a sound knowledge of how the program works and what to watch for, every administrator, even those who speak little or no French, can effectively supervise French Immersion teaching staff. In fact, some aspects of French Language Class may be easier to observe when you do not understand the language as certain things become much more noticeable. An administrator who does not speak French should not hesitate to speak in English to either the teacher or the students. The administrator with little or no French language proficiency will want to seek the assistance of colleagues who have the necessary French language skills to assess the following teacher skills. Does the teacher use appropriate and correct language both orally and in written form? And are student errors both oral and written, identified and corrected appropriately? Take the time to seek assistance with those two points. When you're working with French Immersion teachers, the aforementioned document look-for in a French Immersion Classroom can be useful. A second document, Indicators of Good Teaching Practices in a Framed Classroom, may also be useful. This document was developed by Lise May, a French Immersion Consultant with the Calgary Regional Consortium. As mentioned earlier, it is important that French Immersion teachers continue to develop and maintain the French language skills that they have developed. This is not always easy in the context of a school if teachers are made to feel that using the French language is inappropriate within the school setting. It's important that all French Immersion teachers use French as their language of communication between each other, as this is also a way of modeling for students how French can be used. Teaching strategies are also important and they are specific to French Immersion programs. This is particularly important in the light of an increasing use of information and communication technologies in instruction in French Immersion. Networking. Teachers need to network and learn from other French Immersion teachers. It's important that they be given the opportunity to do so. Encourage them to attend French Immersion conferences, professional development sessions that may be offered by the Association canadienne des professeurs d'immersion or Canadian Association of Immersion Teachers or le Conseil français or the Regional Consortium that offer professional development activities in French. It might also be a good idea to have the school subscribed to certain French language periodicals, particularly the Journal d'immersion that is published by the Canadian Association for Immersion Teachers. There are other places where French Immersion staff can receive support. Here is a suggestion. The Association canadienne des professeurs d'immersion is a national organization specifically for French Immersion teachers, the Canadian Association of Second Language teachers. Second Language Education Centre and the University of Ontario Oisees Institute for Studies and Education. More resources are available in topic 8 of this series, Resources. This presentation covers supporting and supervising staff. For further information, don't forget to look in your Handbook for French Immersion Administrators 2010 specifically pages 51 to 55. This is presentation 5 in a series of 8 presentations that result from the collaboration between the Alberta Regional Professional Development Consortia, the Alberta Teachers' Association and le Conseil français of the Alberta Teachers' Association. It was made possible by the French grants from Alberta Gage Education.