Happy Sabbath and welcome to the 11th lesson of the third quarter of the teens cornerstone connection lesson of 2023 This week we have Baraka at the mission story in the orchestra We have Amy and Arianna in the violin Sikai on the trumpet and Sid on the piano For the lesson panel. We have some of the Nairobi central teens along with their teens teachers enjoy Hi, I'm Baraka, and I'll be taking us through the the mission story for today Piano pathfinders and Jesus Like the previous mission story this mission story also comes from the country of Latvia that is located in Europe specifically in the Baltic Sea and its capital is called Riga Just the fun fact about the country the person who invented the jeans was a Latvian tailor Latvian is one of the oldest languages in Europe and and The Latvian flag is also one of the oldest flags worldwide Now getting into the story the story is also about a little girl called Anna the same one from the previous story Have you ever met someone and you just hit it off like you just knew that this is like the right person You became friends immediately Possibly because of shared interests and stuff like that This was the case with Anna and her friend Emilia. They both met at music school where they were both learning piano And as they became friends, they began to realize that they shared a lot more interests They both love music. They both love dogs. They both love piano and They both did gymnastics however If there's something different, it was that Anna loved going for pathfinders, but Emilia wasn't really Into pathfinder. She in fact she didn't go to church at all and so one time Anna invites her friend Emilia for a pathfinder company and as For that entire week while Emilia was at pathfinders, they did a lot of singing they enjoyed camping and As time went on Emilia began to find that she loved pathfinders more and more and as a result She began to come for pathfinders every time there was a meeting. She began to go to church more they began holding Bible studies together and It even started going to church and eventually this this influence from Anna spread over to not just Emilia But her family as well her little brother also began going to church and they joined the pathfinders together Anna says I love Jesus and I love reading the Bible. I'm sharing this truth with others I believe like Anna all of us that are as adventists have the responsibility to bear in terms of sharing the message with other people It may not involve going far to different countries, but you could do it Right where you are with your closest friends Part of this quarter's 13th Sabbath offering will help support pathfinders like Anna and Emilia in Latvia The offering will help construct a building in Latvia's capital where children like Anna can learn more about Jesus We'll now see a short prayer for the 13th Sabbath offering so that it may fulfill its intended purpose. Let us pray Our dear heavenly father, we thank you for this day. We thank you for Life we thank you for everything you've given us. Yeah, God. We also want to thank you for your word and we thank you that Children around the world Can spread the word we pray for the 13th Sabbath offering that you may please bless it and help it build a Building in Latvia where children can learn more and more about Jesus and come to know you All-in-preparation for your second coming. This is my prayer in Jesus name. Amen. I have Jesus Than anything this world affords today Welcome back again to our cornerstone connection lesson for this quarter, and we are on lesson number 11 Line in the sand now before we begin I'd like my panelists here to introduce themselves starting from my extreme left My name is Omiri Kibwage Yes, hello everyone and my name is Kevin One of the facilitators of the class. Thank you, and my name is Brigitte Ogega. I'll be your moderator for today So before we begin I'd like to invite Omiri to kindly pray for us Let us pray Thank you Lord for today for guiding us all here to teach this lesson Lord Please help the people that listen to it to learn from your Lord and help us to speak not from ourselves But from the Holy Spirit just me pray amen amen. Thank you so much Omiri Now as I had mentioned our lesson is entitled Line in the sand and I just got a bit curious to look up what line in the sand means and Line in the sand means a point beyond which one will not go So even in our backdrop for today's lesson I invite you to open your lessons with me So if you look at the backdrop just there These are there's a few young people who are Same they seem to be in the beach and there's a line that has been drawn in the sand of that beach and There are two youth on one side and three youth on one side And there's one who's right in the middle and it's as though he's being coerced to Go to either side and so we'll look at how That applies to our lesson There is a fight between good and evil in this day and age and it is for us to choose Do we want to be on the good side or do we want to be on the evil side? And whichever side we choose is it easy to make that choice and so that is what we'll be discussing today So I'd like to invite teacher Kevin to give us an illustration just before we get right into our lesson today Yeah, just more Aligning the sun, you know just to think about it, you know When I know most of us love swimming so and as you swim They usually a barrier they put in between the shallow waters and the deep waters and And any time even while you go to the beach you want to swim and you cross that line or that kind of You know something that has been put together Then that confirms to you that you possibly Are a good swimmer an amazing swimmer or in other words you are ready to take the risk So and as you come back to today's lesson, which is more of the illustration There is an illustration that has been shared here that talks about casinos and I know most of us have seen casinos so there is a story of a casino a Story that seemed like a scam whereby there is this guy who we would call Abramov So Abramov was always there in all the in all the casinos, you know where they wanted to close a casino The guy was there where we wanted to open one. He was there and so in this specific course whenever They wanted to close one casino in that area or open another The guy almost made sure that he's there and he will profit from it However, as that proceeded on and he went on making money in 1999 The state of Alabama considered launching its own national lottery kind of a thing and and so because Abramov wanted to Benefit he sponsored a motion of you know around 1.3 million dollars and Put some banners to the churches so that the churches can now reject that kind of a thing And you know what people in church or like this is a worthy cause you should reject You know national lottery by our state and at the end of it all he may have won But the church members never knew that the same money they are using to object is done by the casinos And so as we get on with the lesson we get to learn that The guy was playing all odds. He was a double-edged kind of a person and Those these aga reminds us of what has been written in the Bible that no one can serve two masters It's either you love one or hate another one, you know, that's from Matthew 6 24 And so at the end of it all Abramov was You know was arrested and he pleaded guilty to conspiracy fraud tax evasion among us all this and all his friends Activities and everything forever tarnished were tarnished and and so like the story of Akkan Joshua's farewell message reminds us that you can't serve both God and man and as he says in Joshua 24 15 You have to choose which side you want to fall. Thank you very much Amen. Thank you for that illustration and I just want to invite Silas to take us into our story for today So the intro of our story today is about the goodbye Joshua gave to the Israelites his parting shot so You should told the Israelites to basically keep all the laws and remind them of each and every law and its consequence and he says that You could choose to serve the gods of your ancestors or the gods of the Amorites and All these people who's who live around you, but he will mean true to God So this basically means that What you choose to do is a personal decision. It's not a corporate It's your own decision not our decision. It's personal Amen. Thank you Silas for that. I like what he said that Salvation is personal so your parents your relatives may have chosen salvation But that doesn't mean that it is automatic for you as an individual that you'll be saved It is for you to choose salvation Individually and it's interesting even just to connect last week's lesson and this week's last week was the Re-estate section where now the Israelites were occupying the different places They were given on the promised land and in today's lesson. We are seeing that It time has passed and so they have settled in and they they're not being troubled anymore So they're just living at peace in this place But bear in mind that they still haven't conquered all the nations that they were supposed to conquer so they're feeling like they're a bit complacent and They're okay. They don't need to conquer anymore So Joshua who at this point is quite old and realizes that you know what my days are almost coming to an end He reminds them that you know what yes You may be in the promised land, but they still know that you need to do you still haven't conquered this conquered it all And remember all this victory is coming from the Lord and it's interesting because just a few lessons ago We had also seen how Moses gave his patting shot to the Israelites And how he was had broken when he saw that the Israelites did not follow all the laws of God Even as they had promised but it's interesting as we have seen and we'll continue to see in our lesson today That God still chooses to work with them even amidst their complacency. So what do you think about our lesson today? In the what do you think section of the lesson? There are two questions which have multiple choice answers The first one is it asks you to define courage The choices are as following the willingness to put everything on the line for what you believe an Attitude that isn't blocked by obstacles and pushed forward with faith The ability to focus onwards truly important. I Think that the best definition for courage is the first one The willingness to put everything on the line for what you believe Because you need to be courageous especially Now as you'll normally be mocked for doing things that are considered you'd be called churchy or like The Bible follower because you're doing the things of God So you need to be courageous to put your friendships on the line And the second question is what tempted the Israelites to turn from God in Joshua's time? These are the choices the Canonite legions following God was just too complicated They got too comfortable in their new land. They started thinking they could handle things themselves. I Think all of these choices had a path to play in them turning away from God because these Canonite legions They were just around them and as we have had they didn't destroy all of the nations around them So these Canonite legions were inviting them and following God the mosaic law was it had a lot of Rules and regulations that they had to follow and these people they weren't used to that because they were just from Egypt They got too comfortable comfortable in their own land as I've just heard from the story And they started thinking they could handle things themselves when you think that you don't need God to do something Then you just do it by your own power and as we know us as humans were not strong enough to do it That's what I have Amen, thank you for that now just to remind you that our scripture story today is from Joshua chapter 23 and 24 And if you read through one of the things you realize Joshua is saying is that he tells this Israelites that they need to be very courageous to keep all the laws and the commandments of God And I just want to pose a question to my panellists panellists here Usually being told to be courageous would be maybe in a situation or in a circumstance like war or When you're going to to battle or to face something maybe an examination you're being told be courageous But why do you think? Following the laws of God requires someone to be courageous. Why is he telling them you need to be very courageous? Maybe it's a Kevin you can start Yeah, myself personally the word courage is It's something that sometimes you don't know how to define it or sometimes how it not supposed to be defined But when the lesson speaks about the willingness to put everything on the line for what you believe in you know if if you train maybe to do a 10 kilometer run for example it will actually need you to do some practice But aside from that it needed to take to how to gather some courage and believe that you're gonna start and end So in the same case while you apply the word of God While you're trying to see what works and what doesn't work and when maybe a certain verse talks about this and about that Then it also needs courage because I You know people nowadays believe that you know what anything can be compromised But for you to follow God's word then you need courage to believe to tell guys that you know what this is always supposed to be This were interpreted and and because the interpretation is also in the same Bible This there is supposed to be followed so it's needs courage and strength and which also means if you are courageous enough Then you won't be swayed side to side by other people's opinion of what they think is right or wrong So that's that's what I think maybe Amen, amen remember that we are in our work. We are in a battle. It's flesh against spirit the world against God's heaven and so This forces of evil are so strong But even if you read through the Bible in Paul's letters, he keeps telling us that we need to put on the full armor of God So yes, we are in a spiritual war and that is why Joshua was saying we need to be very Courageous to keep the laws of God because natural years man. We are just inclined to sin It's very easy to see Paul himself says that the things I wish to do But those things that I do not wish to do those are the ones I do and so it takes some courage To actually fulfill the law of God and right even here in our lesson for today There's a question that was saying true or false. Maybe I'll ask one of our panelist silas There's a question that was saying is it true or false?  What are your thoughts on this? Okay, I think that's God Would want you to either be fully devoted to him or not So there's no line It's either hot or cold Amen, I love what you've said you're either hot or cold And I just like to invite on where you to read for us the book of Revelation chapter 3 verse 15 to 16 So revelation chapter 3 verse 15 to 16 just to see what what does God want for us in terms of how we live as Christians Relation chapter 3 verse 15 and 16 says I know your works. You are neither cold nor hot Would that you are cold or hot? So because you are look home and neither cold nor hot. I will Spew you out of my mouth Thank you for that now one thing that we are told of the church in the last days Which is the church that we're living in is that that church is described as being neither cold nor hot That is look home and that is a very dangerous state to be in so God would rather you either just be a Complete atheist or you are for his side And so it is a lesson for us in fact in James chapter 1 verse 8 We are told that a double-minded man is unstable a double-minded man is unstable So even in our lesson today we're being told it is for us to choose Do you want to be of the world or do you want to be of Christ? And you cannot be both because we're told that a friend of the world is an enemy of God And the last question even that is also right there in our lesson that says that as you look over your life Has God been faithful to you and now the path that I want us to to even answer have you been faithful to God? How might how might they to be related? Is there a relationship between us being faithful and God being faithful to us? Maybe we can have Give your thoughts on that So do you think there's a relationship between us being faithful and God being faithful back to us I Think that God will always be faithful to us because his as he says his name is I am who I am meaning that he doesn't change So but human beings are in constant they change from day to day So I think that God will always be faithful to us, but as human beings our faithfulness to him can can waver That's true. Maybe to check in any thoughts on that On aspects of of of us being faithful and remaining in God's word We live in a world whereby we as young people are you know tempted by so many things You know, you know, you get to a point and you realize that so and so you say I think this is the right way Then another one says that's the right way But however the word of God has its own way and because we believe in a God Who is living and who is there for each one of us despite your faith despite What we are doing in this world then we have to remain faithful to God's word We have to do that which is said and what is written and and God also affirms that wherever becomes a challenge And even in our difficulties he always comes to help us and support us And he doesn't promise that if we keep his word to the full that there won't be challenges He says that there will be challenges. There'll be tribulations, but he will walk us through those challenges So faithfulness is key and you need it as young people even as you go through the various Challenges and no life's opportunities and everything we go through every other day Amen I like what you've said that indeed our God will forever be faithful and given as a very added and said that Human beings tend to change based on the circumstances But one thing that I have found very practical to me in my life is Anytime God has done something that you feel is truly amazing Write it down and put it in a jar somewhere and then later on when you start feeling like things are not working out Go back open that giant see what is this that God did for me and truly just looking back at how God has been faithful to you It will be a reminder and encouragement even for you going for that truly you can make it and God is forever faithful to us Now I'd like to invite to worry to just quickly take us through our key text for today The key text is from Joshua 24 verse 15 and it says But if serving the Lord seems undesirable to you then choose for yourselves this day whom you will serve Whether the gods your ancestors served beyond the euphrates or the gods of the Amorites in whose land you are living But as for me in my household, we will serve the Lord Here we can see as Joshua says there is no partiality. You'll either serve God or the Amorite gods around them There's a question here for the mandi section When the Israelites vow to follow God Joshua charge them to get rid of their idols. What changes could you and your could you your family in your church? Make to follow God more fully. I think you can follow what Joshua said. He told them to get rid of their idols There are things in our lives that we put above God that cause us to sin and we are okay with that and these These are our idols whether it's your social media or even your work or school So I think we should remember to put to God first in all that we do we shouldn't like forsake the Sabbath to do work or we shouldn't Waste time on social media instead of reading the Bible or spending time in prayer I think this what you can do as a family to grow in God Amen and even just to add that from our recently concluded camp meetings worldwide It is evident that we are being encouraged to get involved So one way in which we can fully be involved in God's work is just to apply our spiritual gifts and ministries Even as is said in our fundamental beliefs So we are encouraged that in this church that we have in this day and age We have enough resources within us to facilitate the work of God to go for so I just like to encourage you our dear viewer Whatever talent you have if it is singing if it is preaching if it is showing compassion Whatever it is use it to the utmost to serve the Lord Because indeed it is through serving God that we can fully get involved and fully beyond his side Such that the world of the devil will not take us and we will be able to stand to the end and at this point I just like to Invite teacher Kevin to bring in the spirit of prophecy and apply it to our lesson today, which is lying in the sand Yeah, today's spirit of prophecy comes from patriarchs and prophets chapter 49 who is entitled the last words of Joshua and and maybe if I can read something small From there then maybe share two or three excerpts that said some years had passed since the people had settled in The oppositions and already could be seen cropping out of the same Evils that had therefore brought judgments upon Israel So as Joshua felt the infamities of age stealing upon him and realized that his work must soon close He was filled with anxiety for the future of his people It was with more than a father's interest that he would that he would Feel obliged to share to the people and then down there and as I quote So he is a gathered once more about their age chief So he thought in his own time means that is time to gather people He have seen he said all that the Lord your God has done and to all these nations Because of you for the Lord your God is he that has fought for you But although the colonites had been subdued they still possessed a considerable portion of the land promised to Israel and Joshua exalted His people not to settle down at ease. So what you are learning from there and down there in that chapter is that Joshua realized that age was catching up and he realized that the people You know the Israelites had started settling down to the colonize behavior They had become too comfortable and had felt that in their own way that they can do things without God So he thought you know what? Let me give some words to them and part of what he said and and from what in in part of the Choose the pattern all that is that people need to still stand with God And at the end of it all they can't be standing on God on the other side It has to be one of the ways and so that's why this chapter has been written so that It can try to teach us on what Joshua wanted people to learn And as we come a last part of this that says the last part which is of the chapter says Joshua's work for Israel was done He had wholly followed the Lord and in the book of God he is written and and before I proceed on it's my prayer That as we do what we do on this world We can carefully and prayerfully believe that you know what my name is written in the book of God And and maybe before I proceed I may want to find out or ask one of the teens maybe because it's something that's caught my attention Do you think? It will be a good thing for you to have done all for God and Your name is not written. Maybe one of you can respond one of the teen It'll be very Beautiful that you're here Bringing others to Christ, but you say you have not truly accepted Christ and While those who how do you speak and decided to follow Christ? Are going to heaven you're going to hell when you're the one who put them into Christ It's Doesn't sound good Amen, amen, and thank you to what is just said You know something that is carefully put in the book of patriarchs and prophets is that the noblest testimony to his character as a Public leader is a history of the generation that had enjoyed his labors. Israel served all the days of Joshua they served God and to the end The elders outlived that so what we get from that is that we as Christians We as believers as you serve we as young people whether you're in school whether in college as you serve God We need to question and you need to ask us. So are we really doing it and are we really? Doing what God has us to do so that we don't do something and we end up in being free and when your days on This world, you know when your days are coming to the end like Joshua realized So will it be called up to you will God say that you know what he has done his work? And and his name I have written in my book will God say that so that's a challenge for us Even as we live our lives on a daily basis Amen, thank you so much to Kevin for that insight now even as we had read for us the key text Just I give them two options Do you want to serve the gods your ancestors served before beyond the Euphrates or the gods of the Amorites?  And I don't I just want you guys to think along with me Why why were these people so keen on serving this Canonite gods? Because even if you read the history of the Canonite gods these gods They really wanted to be regularly Reminded that they need to take care of their people even if you remember the story of Elijah and the prophets of Baal Those prophets had to cry out. They had to cut themselves.  He doesn't need to be coaxed Nothing he knows what is best for us and whenever it is it is his appointed time He will give it to us so to me It's just a mystery how these people still wanted to serve gods who wanted to be reminded of their duties But if you think about it realistically and practically even in our lives We do serve gods that if someone else looks at us They'll be like why are you serving such a good and so it's it's just a reminder to us That's look at what the Lord has done for you He has been faithful and he has proven himself faithful time and time again And truly he deserves to be worshipped So I'll just invite Silas to take us through the punchlines for this lesson today Okay, the punchlines are a few verses Which I'll choose the ones that speak to me the most which is Matthew chapter 16 verse 26 It says what good will it be for someone to gain the whole world yet who face his soul What can anyone give in chance for their soul? this basically means you have everything except your soul and The last one is Proverbs 3 verse 31 to 34 it says do not envy the violent or choose any of their ways For the Lord and his tests the person For us that takes the upright into its confidence the Lord's curse is on the house of the wicked But he blesses the home of the righteous. He mocks proud mockers, but shows favor to the humble and oppressed so we learn from this text that What we do is What we decide to do is what God will help us do if we decide to be honest You will help us through every challenge in this life My praise let's each one of you would choose his side and He will help you through all means Amen. Amen. Thank you so much Silas for that I'd like to invite Omwari to read for us the father insights in our lesson for today it's from steps to Christ which which eats By yielding up your will to Christ you ally yourself with the power that is above all principalities and powers You will have strength from above to hold you steadfast and thus through constant surrender to God You will be enabled to live the new life even the life of faith Amen. Thank you so much for bringing that up and even as we are learning in our lesson today that yes We have a child aside to choose and though it may be hard to choose the side of the Lord because as we have seen We have three very powerful enemies the devil who has been working for so many years the world Which constantly seeks to bring us? Very close to it and to follow its ways and the flesh that is within us that just wants to keep on singing So as much as we have those three enemies remember that we have a more powerful God Who is able to stand against all that and even as the father insight has said that by us? Yielding our will to him surrendering ourselves to him and just letting him use us and work within us Then we can be able to overcome all this. Yes, the flesh might fight against you But the spirit of God is even more powerful than that and even just before we close I'd like to invite check event to give some closing remarks Yeah As you continue with the lesson or as you come to the end of the lesson we realize that Joshua gave the people something to stand on and even as as I read that I would want just take us all back to the chapter 49 that we read the last words of Joshua That's patriarchs and prophets that says God is a life-giver from the beginning all his laws were ordained to life But sin broke in upon the order that God had established and this God followed so long as sin exists Suffering and death are inevitable It is only because the redeemer has born the curse of sin in on our behalf that man can hope to escape in his own person It's their results. So Joshua gave us a choice and He told us that for him and his family he will Serve God, but for you guys you have to choose so same case to you young person watching us You know for you who could be a parent for you who could be a teenager or you know someone even at an early age In this world, it's a bit confusing and everything seems not to be working Everything seems to be adulterated and taken to a certain side But you still have to choose if you hope to be like Abram of whom we read about in the story Who was 50 50 serving all sides then you may end up in losing it all So I encourage all of us at the end of this lesson to know that is there is that line in the Sun and there is what you ought To do and what you ought to keep off. Otherwise, we're gonna lose both sides So that's good, and I pray that the lesson will bless you as you go through it. Thank you. Amen Finally in Joshua chapter 24 verse 31 It says and Israel served the Lord all the days of Joshua and all the days of the elders that Joshua and which had known all the works of the Lord that he had done for Israel Joshua left a legacy before he died and he left the laws of God Which he reminded the Israelites that they should continue following them and it's a beautiful Testimony given here that even long after he died the people still continue to follow the laws of God Romance to first to tells us that we should not be confirmed to this world But that we should be transformed by the renewing of our mind that we may prove What is that good and acceptable and perfect will of God?  Choose you this day who you serve whether it be the Lord our God or whether it will be these gods the idols a small G gods Who actually we have to keep reminding them of what we want But our God who is faithful will be faithful and will stand faithful to the end So I'd like to invite Silas to close for us in prayer That's free How can in loving father I think for this day we think for your love and you care Thank you for this lessons that you've given us to learn about What you decide what you want for us and giving us the option to choose This day we pray that you help us apply and give us the strength to choose the right side angels I pray a man join us next supper for another interesting lesson.


So we've got some questions up here. Sorry. Hi. What do you do? You can hear me? Is it me, or is it someone else? I dropped my phone. Thank you for the presentations. My name's Andrew Lam. I'm from Field Ready. And we manufacture a lot of medical devices in Syria, in Jordan, different places around the world. I'm curious about the costs of the prosthetic device. I've never seen a project done so well. So congratulations with that. You talked about the material cost, $20 to $50. I'm really interested in finding out. Everything we make as a humanitarian organization in disaster zones has got to be cheaper, better, faster than the traditional supply chain model. I'm interested if you've done that analysis of traditional supply chains, please. If we can take a few more questions. Hi, my name is Anne from the Displacement Unit MSF. I also have a question for Pierre and Safa. First of all, how quick would you have to replace the prosthesis, for example, in the case of the kids that you were showing? And also related to this question, what is the goal ultimately in, let's say, when we have this technique implemented in normal running projects? How many patients would we be able to help on a yearly or monthly basis? So a couple from the online audiences. To Fabian, do you have plans to pilot on other specialties? And if so, which? And one for physio. You mentioned 30 in cases. You provided prostheses for. How do you decide which patients to treat? If we can stop for a second. So, Pierre and Safa, I'm going to answer the three questions you have for the cost and the ultimate goals and how do you decide on the patients? And if Fabian can talk about the specialties, all the specialties, what do you mean? Let's start with the price. So how do you decide which patients you choose? And what's the ultimate goal of the project? And then the cost for prostheses? OK. So regarding the patient criteria and for this online question, so we said that we have 11 patients that get prostheses. We had 17 patients including in the project, meaning that some of them abandoned. So six of them abandoned, three of them with the prostheses and three of you have them without prostheses, most of the time because they had to go back to their own country because we are located in Jordan and we had patients from Yemen, Syria, or Iraq. And then the second thing is that our criteria is pretty simple, we just take patients below elbow amputation. So all the patients with other kind of amputation, we didn't take them. So if it appears to be a small sample, it's also because it's a new thing that we are trying to provide. And so it has to get to be known also. That was the first animal's question about the replacement of the prosthesis there. So there is two things. The first thing is at the very beginning we had some failure on the prosthesis, as Safa mentioned. I think if you want to jump on that. But the other thing is with the use of the prosthesis, especially with the kids, when they outgrow the prosthesis, so we need to change the socket or we need to change the whole prosthesis device. But the good thing is that we can just rescan and redo it and reprint the socket easily. So in terms of time, it can go from three months to one or two years depending on the kids. But now on the certain prosthesis, we have to replace four of them. Regarding the pediatric population, this could be a population that benefits the most. As the children continue to grow, we have a digital design that we've created for the patient. And we can quickly rescan and redesign. So the hope is that we can cut down on the time needed from the prosthetic clinician or a trained prosthetic professional. We absolutely need them involved in the project. We in no way plans to remove the clinical professionals. As you saw in the presentation, we have a multifaceted team of clinical professionals. And each one of them has a critical role in the project. So what we do hope is that as this project scales, that it can reduce the amount of time needed from, say, a prosthetic clinician as we are fully aware that there is a limited number of prosthetic clinicians available in the world. So that's one opportunity for the project. There was a question regarding the analysis related to traditional supply chain from gentlemen from Field Ready. So it's quite different between different contexts. And we were basically settled in Jordan for a year. So we asked the local clinics for information on cost and availability. What we were seeing with the prosthetic clinic that we were collaborating with in Jordan was that they actually had access to conventional prosthetics. And they were actually pretty efficient at making the conventional sockets as well. So in that context, they had the supply as far as materials go, but the cost was very high. We're talking minimum $1,000. We've heard estimates as high as $3,000 for a passive prosthetic device that we can provide material-wise at about $20 to $50. And Pierre, what was the cost, including the human resources? Yeah, so we made just an early analysis of the price, including the assessment period, the test period, the different materials. Everything except the rehabilitation. And the early analysis is around $200 to $250. I just want to add something, because I skipped the second part of the question. If we can give a chance to Fabien, and we have a few more questions, I'm sure it is going to cut you. Fabien, do you want to answer the question on the PLM medicine, or the specialties? We have five more minutes. Regarding the application to other specialties, so yes, they are hoping to replicate the model, whether we use the same technology or a tool that offers non-real-time and real-time support. In the area of specialties that are already identified, there are pediatric care, mental health, and management of burn cases, for example. Should mention also that the store and forward telemedicine platform already addressed many of the specialties in the asynchronous model, but with a very short response time. I have a question on top, please. Yeah, I'm Daryl Stelman from MSFUK. A question for Hassan and Tobias probably, and perhaps also Fabien. The conflict in Syria is characterized on the one hand by deliberate attacks on health care, and on the other hand by electronic warfare, where data communications or internet communications are deliberately attacked and subverted. So without going into any operational detail, what are you doing to protect this highly sensitive data in transmission from being intercepted or subverted, because, of course, it can be traced back to individuals or geographic locations? Yeah, one more question, please. Thank you. Hello. So my name is Hassan Zahid. I'm a medical doctor working for MSF. My question is for the 3D printing duo. So there's a very vibrant online community of open source 3D printing designs. I'm pretty sure you would have come across them, which focus more on functionality based on tension band wiring. But you guys chose to go down the aesthetic route. So my question is basically, was it driven by what the patients wanted? I mean, did they want aesthetics over functionality, or was there some other reason? So yes, data protection is a headache. And we are trying our best, especially today, with the GDPR starting. So we started, we tried in our projects, whether we are collecting data from communities, whether collecting data from facilities, to make it as much as anonymous as possible, and to use tools that make tracking this data. Or let's say, let's put it like this. We are using basically tablets to collect the data. So if you today manage to get one of our tablets, it will have multiple protection layers on the tablet itself. There is the pin code to unlock it. There is the login username password to get into the platform. And then all the completed forms, you cannot open them again. Data is protected from the first point this way. Then data transmission is through internet, through encrypted, it gets two layers of encryption before reaching a cloud-based server where there is another layer of encryption. I'm not saying that this is definitely 100% safe, because if someone wants to hack you, they managed to hack the Pentagon. So we are just MSF. But we are trying to collect data that by the end, it's still aggregate data, no unique patients identifiers, no unique household identifiers, so that even if you get the figures, our figures, you will know the situation, but you will not know who is having what and where. I just want to add on the question on the safety of the healthcare workers in the context of Syria. I can tell you for a fact that nobody has any doubt in their mind that their cell phone or the computer is hacked and accessed. As a matter of fact, in many contexts, like in Ghouta recently and other places, the physicians and nurses were getting text messages to their own, their personal cell phones, threatening them of being loud or verbal or vocal about what's going on in their town. So nobody has any doubt in their mind that this data is being hacked somewhere and the information is being leaked, being as David experienced, or others on Skype or a tele-surgery or so on that we experienced. We have no doubt that this is the situation. We have three more minutes, Fabian, do you want to add to the telemedicine security? Yeah, okay, first thing I would say that it's implement processes and policies that are designed to implement proper privacy and security. Work with service providers or company that are known to be strong in terms of security and privacy in telemedicine security and privacy is a key feature, period. Not use solutions, I understand that in emergency may want to go for solution that are not that safe, but there is a point in time where the organization has to be equipped with solution that provide privacy and security environment dedicated to telemedicine. So these are our recommendation, including end-to-end encryption. In Pakistan, the solution is fully secured, is only dedicated to telemedicine. There's a small database so there is little interest for people to hack it. You lock your expert into an environment that only then can access. I know we can use a WhatsApp, WhatsApp is widely used at MSF until we're going to have a problem because we're using WhatsApp, but it addresses specific needs. I'm not sure to create a challenge. Any one more final question before we have Fabien and Safa answer this question. Yeah, meet Philips from MSF. So I have a question for Ghassan because it goes wider than the electronic advantages of the data collection. It's really about how, because in general, I think the HIM-MS is great to report on volume, activity volumes, but not much analysis is done. So how do you see the fact that data are sent through even more rapidly, more effectively away from the health facilities? Is that not discouraging also the health facility managers, the health providers to analyze and interpret the data for better management? So we have one minute for Ghassan and so half a minute for you, a minute for Pierre and Safa. So thank you for that. Actually, this is one of them was and still one of the most interesting collaborative work. When we start the data collection within the first month, we created an account for the hospital management team, like a guest account to see their own data. And once they start to see their activity, they were so happy to follow. And they were making sure that their staff is doing proper data entry because it was the first time for them to be able to watch in a very clear way what they are doing in their facility, what's going wrong, what's going right. And they start to use those findings to improve the quality of their work. Just quickly here regarding the use of data and MSF. So people think that, okay, to follow activity is very important, but actually this project allows us to follow the quality of care. So I can tell you in a given project, a maternity project, the number of patients who had postpartum infection, number of patients who had episiotomy in your facility. But in our data, we give you those information, but we'll also tell you what is the percentage of postpartum infections that occurred after the episiotomy in our facility. So if it was high, you need to deal with your midwives to improve the quality of care that are providing to prevent this type of postpartum infections. Basically, we have details, very low-level details, very disaggregated data on very granular level. That's we start to use for operative purposes, operation purposes. So we have 30 seconds for staff over here. And then we don't. Sure, I will try to go as quick as possible. So you were talking about aesthetic and functional. I prefer to talk about passive and mechanical prostheses because everything is about what we call about functional. For me, a passive process can be more functional than any active process that you can see on one of our cases. So if you have an aesthetic prosthetic, which is passive or and allow the person to have less social stigmatization and go back outside and go back to the market, for example, it's functional. If you have a specific tool that allows this person to hit like the one we see before, it's functional, but it's passive. So it's simple and it's also giving sometimes a more acceptance. So yes, those choice were driven by the patient. But thank you for these questions, very important one. Thank you. Well, thank you, everybody. This was very informative session.


The following is a presentation of TFNN. 8-7-3-7-6-1-8 Now, Larry Pesevento. Okay, looking good. Billy Ray feeling good, Lewis. I have posted a chart, folks, here of December corn for the past year and a half. What I'd like for you to look at was when we were setting right there at 492 a bushel just a few short six weeks ago. The exact 61% retracement. It was also in an exact AB equals CD and that market exploded to the upside. We made a great deal of that. We took about 60% of the, well, maybe 50% of the whole move in corn and about 60% of the move in beans. But boys and girls, you're not going to believe this, but Christmas is coming on July the 4th. And let me show you why. Well, this is my interpretation. All right, that's all it's going to be is my interpretation of what could be happening. But it sets up as nicely as you could ever want to see. I want to show you this. This is the chart of the same chart you're looking at. Only it's a four hour chart and it shows what we love to see is on page 222 of the book by H.M. The profits in the stock market. You'll see that it's right there. And believe it or not, folks, my sweet little sister, Carla Lynn Gower Pesavento. You'll never guess what her address is in terrible Indiana. It's 222 South Poplar. Can you believe that? They can't make this stuff up. As you can see this beautiful ABCD pattern comes right in here at 544. The low here was 492. So if it doesn't hold this, we're going to be in a tremendous bear market. But folks, this is the first major ABCD in corn in over a year. You don't see many in here. They're not easy to see. But look at this one. This is set up just absolutely beautiful. The rally up here that we pointed out in our videos, just slightly above the 382, it hit 0.44 and now we're heading down to 544. And not only that, but we're going to be coming into the long 4th of July weekend. And as they say in terrible Indiana and Versail, Illinois and Paris, Illinois and Marshall, Illinois, all those wonderful soybean and corn areas. You got to have corn. The corn must be as high as an elephant's high on the 4th of July. So if you have that, then you're going to be okay. So that's where we're expecting the low to come in. So probably it'll be a long weekend. The news should be bearish. But if we can get it down here at 544 that Friday, which will be this coming Friday, I'm going to be long. It's one of the few times I'm going to be long into a weekend because it's our head. A tremendous correction of just about a dollar, a barrel, a bushel. So that's what it's set up for. It might be an early Christmas, but you know what? Ebenezer Scrooge could be in there and say buy humbugs. So that's why you put a $0.15 stop on that so you don't have to be a farmer for more than $0.15 or $750. Far, far better off than most people get. So let's keep that in mind. Our guest today will be John Person, a person planet, a planet's persons. I got it mixed up. I've known John so long. I forgot what the name of the darn thing is. Anyway, he'll be our guest. He's one of the better technicians in the Chicago area, but he lives down in Florida now. I wanted to go through a couple of other charts that are pretty interesting. The main one here is we have a really big situation going on here in the Canadian dollar. I want to remind ourselves where we were here in this Canadian dollar a few weeks ago back on June the 5th. We were talking about this triple bottom that was failing in the Canadian dollar. What we're going to do is we're going to walk through this trade because we have a potential now just by looking at. See the triple bottom here?  Not a chance. Look what happened the next day. Boom. And there's where we came. Then we still went down a lot lower. What we've done now, folks, is we've completed a major A-B-C-D pattern, double A-B-C-D. You can see the perfect A-B-C-D in the middle right there at the 61% retracement. And then you have the A-B-C-D to the downside. So we're going to walk through this because these are the types of things that you can be helpful in your analysis of what you're looking at. So this is why we're going to do it because I think, well, it's important to me. So I think it'll be important to you too. So here's what we want to get to. First of all, we're going to take a look here at the Canadian dollar. This is a daily chart. We're going to get this up here and you're going to see where we are. Hold on one second because we are in the wheelhouse of what we could see as a possible really nice Canadian dollar trade. Just like we had a really nice euro trade last night after we had two losses in a row giving back 400 bucks. And the market's been kind enough to get that all back plus a little bit. But here's where we are. This is the same thing.  And it's absolutely perfect. He's got every swing measure there and you see where we are here. Here we are coming in. We're almost there within a pair. In fact, we've already made it as a matter of fact later today. What we're going to do now is we're going to look at it in another time frame.  This is going to be a one hour chart. We'll get this up here. So what we're doing now is we're just taking multiple time frames to see if we can get our patterns to line up to a price that is just pretty much spot on. And then what we do is we wait for the 200 day moving average to cross over the 400 moving average, which will be somewhere up in here and that'll give us our buy signal. And if you believe that, we still have three stairs of the Brooklyn Bridge available to you. Now what we're going to do is we're going to come down even a little closer. And what we're going to do now is we're going to look at this on a 15 minute chart. And then you'll see that we're getting down into the wheelhouse of where we should be getting ready to act, which will probably be tomorrow. So watch this Canadian dollar folks. This is the end of all those different swings that you see. This is the last few days. And there it is. It's coming down here. Just a few more pips, a little bit lower. It might have made it today. It's very close because that could also be it because that was the daily number. This is the 15 minute number. So this number could be in already. I believe that it is. The reason why I say that is because the Euro hit the exact 78% level today and then actually turned around quite a bit. So let's keep an eye on this for tomorrow. Now these patterns are there for two reasons. One is they give you a rough idea of where prices should go. And what I mean by rough idea, they're only right about 60% of the time. The second thing that it does is that if the pattern fails, it tells you that the market is going to go a lot farther in the other direction. So let's keep a very, very close eye on that. I think we've got a caller from Jeff from Philly is in. Jeff, how are you doing today? Hi, Larry. Just a real quick call. I just looked up. We've got to take a break. Come back after the break. Okay, stay with us, Jeff. All right, we'll be right back, folks. Currencies, commodities and bond markets are as important as ever right now with how they're driving the volatility in equity markets across the globe, which is why it's a great time to try out Teddy Kegstad's Tiger Forex report. Teddy Kegstad breaks down the forex markets every Monday using his 30 plus years of experience as a trading veteran of futures, forex, stocks and options. 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It's an annual report and my notes say that, oh dear, just forgot his name, your friend, the expert in... Rich Anderson, Rich Anderson. Yeah, thank you. Rich Anderson, my notes say that this is a very impactful report. So, just wanted to put a heads up out there that be very careful Friday at noon on the corn trade. This for sure, but that number at 544, you've got to do it because we don't believe in fundamentals and all the other stuff. So, if you could buy it at 492 and nobody wanted it, you got to do it at 544 because I don't think the report will mean very much. If I'm correct, if I'm wrong, everybody will hate me, but I'll get them back as friends a little bit later. We're good. I wanted to take your time and just wanted to put it out there. Thank you for bringing it to my attention, my friend. I had it listed to say on Thursday, but I'll reiterate it again on Thursday because there is a big acreage report. It tells you the final acreage that the farmers have planted for corns and beans that's already growing now. So, that's what that's all about, but it's very important, but they have a pretty good idea because they have drones looking over those fields all the time. So, they know pretty much within a few acres of what it's going to be doing. All right, my friend, we'll talk a little bit later. Thank you for calling in, Jeff. You bet. Okay, folks, I wanted to bring to your attention a couple others that look really interesting here from a standpoint. First of all, I want to share this was Jeff that was just on the line and he does some really great work and I wanted to post his chart. He alerted me to this beautiful pattern because I've been so involved with currencies and stocks and we've had a nice move in bonds and the Euro and stuff. And I missed this and he brought it to my attention and then somebody else brought it to my attention and somebody else brought it to my attention. But here's Jeff's chart. You can see the perfect ABCD pattern coming in right here at 544 Bushel. That's where you become a farmer. You don't have to buy the land. You don't have to lease the land. You don't have to lease a tractor. You don't have to buy seed fertilizer or pray for rain. You just buy it there, put your stop 20 cents below, and if you're right, you should make a dollar a Bushel. So it's got a 5 to 1 risk-reward ratio and I think it's worthy of what's going to happen. But we'll see the low we had down here was 492. That was the 61% retracement back here and that was a really, really big one. So we got a lot of things happening these next few days here. I'll have a lot of charts on the grains. And we got a call from Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Keith, how are you doing? Well, Larry, how are you? I'm very good. What can I do for you? Got a question on the E-mini S&P? Yes, sir. I haven't been able to listen for a while due to work. But I have drawn out some nice patterns here on the ES, it looks like. I'm actually short up here at 4500 based on the 786 going back to April of last year and also the 1.128 going back to August of last year and the 1.5 going back to February of this year or late January. That is correct. And I wanted to check my work against yours and just see if I'm in the right ballpark here. I think you're in the right ballpark. We're in the midst of a rally. The market has been down for 10 days from June 16th to today. That's 11 days. Of course, that's only 7 trading days. But that's been a full week and a half. To the downside, we're due for a rally. We've already rallied substantially above the 382. The 61% retracement on that rally comes in around 4425. I don't think we'll get much higher than that, but there are people that have been short have now been covering and people that haven't bought it have started buying it. So the market is very, very strong today with two hours and a half to go. But I do believe that we will roll over and take out those lows after this rally is completed. The question is how much higher is it going to go from that level? Is anybody's guess, but my guess is not much higher than 425, which is about 14 handles from where we are right now. And we might even make that today and maybe it's going to make new highs. Keith, that I don't think so, but we'll see. So I've been kind of holding out. I got to stop 1% above that 786. I've been holding on to see what happens down at this 382. Does that sound logical? Absolutely. That's absolutely correct. I'm looking at the same thing and I thought we would get to that 382. We missed it by just a little bit, but now we're having a rally and we're going to see how it all ends up here by the next few days. So that's what we're paying attention to today. Does that help you with your analysis? I'm on the right side of things here anyway. May I ask you one more? Yes, sir. Go right ahead. I wanted to look at the Euro a minute. Okay. I'll bring the Euro chart up so all the other folks can see it.  Go ahead. Please continue. Okay. So if you notice, there's a 1.128 at around the 24th of April. Yes, sir. Coming off of the, what is it, the 10th or something like that. Anyway, I'm showing a 786 from a few days ago. And we're pulling back. We actually exceeded the 382 with that long tail. Yes, we did. From what I'm seeing. And so I've kind of been no man plan. I'm short up here at that 786 with a one and a half percent stop. I am. Go ahead. As long as we don't get above 110, this looks just fine. Okay. That's what I wanted to know. If you see a 110 print, you're probably wrong. And that's where I would say uncle and move aside because, you know, it could easily have very little corrections through here, but it stopped exactly at that 78% level today. And now we're going to find out if it still has, it's actually come off quite a bit from the early morning high. So it's still early, but at least it started in the right direction. Right. Okay. Cool. That's, that's what I wanted to visit with you. How's your rain situation over there in Cedar Rapids? You're right in the middle of the belt. Do you get much rain? We've got just a tad, not much. We're drier than the desert over here right now. Yeah, that's what I hear. So it's going to be an interesting holiday. That's for sure. So thanks for calling in, Keith. I really appreciate it. Thanks, Larry. You bet. Okay. Well, there's one farmer that says it's still dry. So we'll find out what's happening. Remember, these markets are anticipatory. So sometimes they're going to anticipate the wrong things, and that's what you do as a speculator. Speculator comes from the Latin word speculari, which means to observe. So you're an observer. What you're trying to do is an observe, an opportunity to be a buyer or seller, because they are different fellers. 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You know, we've only known each other 41 years. Can you believe it's gone so quickly? Larry, don't say 41 years. That validates I have gray hair, sir. I think that's just because of the snow coming down in Florida. Hey John, remind me, didn't you work... When we were on the floor, didn't you work with... What was his name? The stochastic guy, George Lane. Did you work with him for a while? I sure did. George and his wife, Gary Lane. Yes, that's right. I remember that because you were doing some work. You expanded your work and as I recall, when we were down at the Merc floor, you had a service that the floor brokers brought from you every day where the swings were going to be in the S&P and T-bills and a couple others. Am I correct on that? Didn't you have a service like that? I did bonds. I did bonds. Bonds, okay, okay. I experimented and knocked the ball out of the park on that little brand new product called Options. They introduced it. The first commodity was on the Treasury Bonds. So that was through the days of old before Options became really popular. So yes, it's been a long time, Larry. Larry. Thanks for memory lane. The six times the volume in Options are more. In fact, it's probably a lot more than they're in the futures and I know some people that press those things that are... The amount of money that they put into these markets is a little scary. John, you're going to talk to us about three stocks today. My first question is, my friend, are you doing more stocks now than you're doing with the futures? Because your expertise was in that Dow e-mini. You were a master of that. I started in... You know, it was back in 2009 in March when we hit that quarterly person's pivot support in the blows. And I just went all in on stocks.  I just went all in on stocks. And since then, I've been doing literally more stocks than I have anything. So I'm more equity-based than I am commodity at all. Oh, that's great. And I've been that way for probably close to 18 years now. Son of a gun, that's really good. Now, do you also do options, John? A lot of options. In fact, today we picked up some weekly options on NVIDIA, the 420 calls on NVIDIA. And that's what I was going to talk to you about a couple of opportunities that we see going into the end of the quarter here, or at least this particular week.  Do you remember when the NASDAQ was high at 5,000? Well, how about this? I started in the business, Larry, and I know you, I don't want to outdate you or predate you, but I started when the Dow was at 800, and how many times have we seen 800 Dow days? Right? So that's the intriguing thing. And the funny part is we get all kinds of new markets. And now the latest, greatest, bestest, biggest thing, you know, blockchains, old technology. Now it's artificial intelligence. You know, there's just always something to trade and always something in the limelight. That's what's so great about this business, anybody. So you're going to start us out with Microsoft today? Let's do Microsoft. Microsoft is like, you know, it's an interesting argument about gaps and technical analysis and charts. A lot of people feel like gaps or like magnets, the market comes down to those gaps. Microsoft has a couple of gaps, but it's a three 17, which we're so close to coming back and trying to see if there was any follow through, which I do believe if it's not this next week and a half, 10 day period, we should see some kind of a, as long as we get a weekly close. And I know this is kind of like hard for people to imagine, but if we get a weekly close underneath this 435ish level, there's about a 70% probability we're going to see 17 gap get filled in Microsoft. I'm not just a price orientated trader. I'm also a condition orientated trader. I look at relative strength. That is the percent ratio change of the underlying market, in this case, Microsoft to the S&P 500, as well as volume. So the thing that might strike us unique is we could get an end of the quarter window dressing bump. And that's what I think we're seeing today. But Microsoft has, I wouldn't chase the upside in Microsoft because there's downside gaps down there, 317s once. So first and foremost, if this week we close under 435, I would suggest traders start looking at maybe the July 21st expiration, maybe like the 325, 320 puts, if they're too expensive, spread those off to like maybe the 310, 305s. And I think by July 21st, we'll get a retracement to fill that first gap. So that was the one thing I wanted to bring to attention. The trade in Microsoft, and it's a halfway effect along with, again, Meta, Apple is really what's been, as everyone probably on your show, because I'm sure you've been telling people this, has been really what's the main part of driving the market. And I think that if we do, if we do see broadening out and you see stocks like, I don't know, it could make up a company like Estee Lauder or a food provider, Tyson Chicken or entertainment company like Disney, which has not moved off their 52-week lows. I mean, eventually people will start looking at buying some of that stuff. And then one of two things has to happen. Either new money has to come in for that or money has to come out of key bills, treasuries. A lot of people went into treasuries at a 5% clip this year. Even Warren Buffett says the first thing him and Charlie do every Monday morning is line up at the Fed window to buy treasury bills. So those bills need to mature and people need to be compelled to buy and find opportunity in the equity markets. And if they do, then we're going to start to see maybe the mega cap stuff sell off a little bit and move into other segments of the market. Yeah, both Charlie and Warren do pretty well, that's for sure. Let's take a look at Love Airline. This work flies in and out of Tucson all the time. Southwest Airlines, what are you seeing here, John? So Southwest has got a probably good bump in the next week. I mean, I was looking at this, we're in this trade myself and I'm looking for not a huge move, but 38, maybe we get to 40 on a wing in a prayer. No pun intended. But as you say that Southwest Airlines has got a really bad rapid Christmas. You have the Secretary of Treasury or Secretary or whatever he is, transportation. Mayor Pete come out and kind of bash them. They've had some problems. They're getting their software in line, but their routes are, I mean, just packed. And, you know, the cruise line industry, if you take a look at Royal Caribbean stock and, you know, I know that Carnival had a downbeat and earning reaction yesterday. But if you think of and look at all of the news that you've seen in Airbnb's, a good recovery there, all these vacation destiny destination stocks, like the cruise lines, people ain't walking to get to a cruise line. They're flying. And Southwest is a major discounter and it flies out of Columbus. It goes to, as you pointed out, your neck of the woods, but it also was a hub of Las Vegas. And Las Vegas baby is off the charts busy, off the charts busy. So I'm looking at Southwest, their numbers probably should get a good bid. It's already right now. The airlines today are seeing some strength and extra move in Delta America and the big majors. But I think that the real value might be in the discounter that nobody wanted to pay attention to. So Southwest has a good risk-reward ratio, not a lot of downside risk here. You might think that if you want to be successful at trading in the stock market, you're going to need a crystal ball. 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Persson'splanet.com. And how do they reach you? What's the best way? Do you have a website? Yes, Persson'splanet.www.personsplanet.com. And go check out there with all kinds of great stuff on that website and directions on different indicators that are on Thinkorswim. One of your, I think, sponsors there. We've got some great indicators on Thinkorswim and work with other brokers and other dealers as well. I'd like to be there. You know, it's interesting. I heard the advertisement for Laboo, the three-time leveraged ETF on biotech and I was just thinking that one of the trades because it's in a seasonally strong uptrend, we just haven't seen participation in a lot of names, got beat up with surreptotherapeutic gas pharmaceuticals, but someone could look at the SEP 6 calls, the September expiration $6 calls for like $0.83, $0.84. You know, give it a couple of weeks. You should see a market, at the very least in the trading range, could pop back up to $7.75. That might be a pretty decent upside trade as we enter into earnings season in July. So right now it's down. So it's kind of funny. I just thought I'd insert that one there, Larry. Hey, listen, how about you coming on every couple of weeks? I'd like to if you could. If you've got a little spot that we could work in every, if you can't do it every two weeks, maybe once a month, but I'd like to on every two weeks if I could because we have a lot of stock folks out here. And of course, I'm just futures oriented. The last time I did an option, it was to take a different airplane from my regular flight. So I don't do options at all. And I'd love to have people that know options to show how people can leverage stuff because it not only protects your risk, but when you're right, they make many times what the average person makes when they do a trade. Am I correct on that? Well, it's defined risk number one. If you're challenged and do not have a sense of technical analysis and you're directionally market challenged and you don't know which way it's going, options can be written as a hedge against the positions or you could take non directional. But I have a better sense of, and I'm not perfect, but I have a better sense of direction. And so therefore I, you know, combined a bunch of different works, seasonality, condition of markets using volume and relative strength. And I think that traders can offer a huge benefit by using directional options if they know what they're doing.  You have to have the risk amount and you got to be willing to lose money. What's the key in this market? Well, that's what Warren's rules are is a number one rule is don't lose money in number two rule. Don't break rule number one. So I haven't been able to work on that one for a long time, but you've got another chart here on Intel, which has been going up pretty good here for the last few months. But boy, this stock's been beaten up quite a bit over the past few years, hasn't it? We used to be much higher. You know, it's one that I think a lot of people have gone off since, you know, in the pandemic or at least in the peak in 21, it was around 67. It went all the way to, I think when they announced they were going to reduce their dividend, went to like 23 or something. And that day they announced that the stock rallied. So it was like bad news that doesn't make a market go down. Bad news makes a market go up is a bullish market environment. But I think Intel's got some very, very longer term monthly and weekly volume trend patterns that are indicative of a bigger underlying move coming. And while no one's going to, you know, it's like, oh, it's just Intel. I think a lot of people are tired of Intel. They got burned on it. They don't like to go back. People don't like to be twice burned. But Intel to me has a potential, and I'm thinking that at least by Christmas, if everything goes well, and not just the artificial intelligence field, but at least in developing more and consumer electronics and as well as looking into more vehicle and more consumer discretionary products, I think Intel has really in a new cycle for modernization of computer equipment. I think Intel will be back to where it was a year ago, exactly May a year ago was at 42. We're trading at 33.97 today. Risk is down to around 29 bucks. So I mean, you got about a four or $5 risk to make about $89 to the upside. And you know, you can probably scalp some options on the upside along the way. So I think right now better performing two names. And by the way, on a side note, NVIDIA, I think that the people have underestimated NVIDIA's income and what they're going to come out with in the next quarter. I think NVIDIA's got at least a $500 print coming to it by the end of the summer. So NVIDIA today is trading at 416. So I think there's more room and possibly Intel at very least maybe another 20% upside kind of NVIDIA. Some people should stick with. John, do you follow the things that are going on in Taiwan because of the Taiwan semiconductors are so important to bringing chips into the country? Do you watch the fundamentals of that at all? Yeah. And you know, the whole thing about the foundry making of the outsource. What's going on? And I mean, you know, I don't want to get into the conspiracy theorists jargon, but I will say that China, they want Taiwan. I mean, let's leave it. I don't think that's anything that's not on anyone's mind. And you know, we've got a current political party that has sent mixed messages.  Taiwan, it's, you know, we don't recognize it. And in the meantime, the president of Taiwan's over here in the United States. In the meantime, we sent senators over there. Taiwan's a very important structure for technology. So I think that's probably if tensions heat up, Nvidia and Intel, you're going to have to want to, you know, that, you know, shortage of what makes the world go round besides money is technology. And it's driven by semiconductors. So those two areas I think is kind of like next to Bitcoin and cryptocurrency, probably black gold, better than crude oil at this point. Yeah. Well, it doesn't take much to be better than crude oil today because they're beating it up pretty good. Listen, my friend, we're going to have you on again soon. So please, when I ask you to come on, if you've got the time, they'd love to see. I like the time.  And if there's anyone in this world that has the utmost respect of knowledge, it is you. And that's a fact. And I'm honored to be on your show. So thank you very much. John, I appreciate it. And I will get that $20 out to you just as soon as I can make a winning trade. It might not be today, but it's coming. Yeah. $40. Hey, how are you feeling, by the way? Did you get over your accident? Were you had that auto accident thing?  No. That was a hit as a pedestrian. No, I was playing grandfather about stupidity, believe it or not.  We have plenty of time to talk markets with you. We'll drive it across the border. So I'm glad. OK. All right, my friend. Thanks for joining us today. We'll have you on again really soon. Tell Mary. I said hello to please. You got it. Thanks, sir. Peace. Bye-bye. John Persson, folks. Persson's Planets. OK, let's get back. And we'll be talking about some of these other markets. Making new highs now in the S&P here at 44.18, substantially above the 382 retracement, which came in at 43.90, only 27 handles. This market was due to rally folks. We just completed an ABCD down there last night at 43.65. The low happened to be what? 43.68, I believe. 43.72. No, it was actually a little lower than that. There is where it is. 43.60. 43.68. That was low. That was the ABCD pattern. And from that, we have rallied 58 points so far and still going up and probably going to be going up the rest of the day. This is what it looks like from the Chief Seats here in Tucson, Arizona. We're going to take a break. We'll be right back. 877-9276. Tommy O'Brien delivers options and equity trades when the markets present them using a combination of fundamentals and technicals. Sign up for Rocket Equities & Options Report today with a 30-day money-back guarantee so you have nothing to risk. For all the details and to start your subscription today, visit the front page of TFNN.com. TFNN, Educating Investors. You might think that if you want to be successful at trading in the stock market, you're going to need a crystal ball. After all, it's impossible to predict the future, right? Like any endeavor in life, before you decide it's impossible, get some advice from the experts. You might find that it's not so impossible after all. 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If you're not satisfied, let us know and you'll get a full refund within 30 days of signing up. Subscribe to the Fibonacci 24-7 newsletter today. TFNN.com Educating investors. Sign up today and become a part of this educational community of traders. Just visit the front page of TFNN.com. Don't forget, you can listen to TFNN live on your mobile device 24 hours per day. Go to TFNN.com Then hit Watch Tiger TV. That's TFNN.com Then hit Watch Tiger TV. Okay, folks, I wanted to post a chart here of the E-mini S&P over the past month or so. You'll see the high we made back on June the 16th, the low we made yesterday, and then we made a slightly higher low today by two points, and it came in exactly at unit. Yes, Johnny, we see you're holding your plaque up. Yes, you can sit down now. Yes, continue eating your oatmeal in your cookies. We'll be with you in just a minute. Anyway, it is 382, of course, and we just hit the 382 on this really wide bar here. Folks, when you make a 382 on the first day, this market is most probably telling you it wants to go higher. But after 10 days, all that market could do was make a beautiful 382 retracement, and now we're having a big rally. No surprise here. Market was extremely overbought coming in today, and that's one of the things you got to realize, folks. Sometimes they go up, sometimes they go down. You never know which way they're going to go, but the one thing's pattern will do is they'll give you a rough idea of where it's going to go, and that real key word there is rough, because they're only right about 60% of the time the other 40% of the time you got to reverse and go the other way because that's telling you that's the direction it wants to go. So anyway, this market has held up extremely well. The only thing that would make it bearish now would be to take out the lows of today, and that would be very bearish, but that doesn't seem to be the cards with two hours to go in the trading. I don't think markets could ever reverse in two hours. That almost never would happen. Anyway, tomorrow, folks, we're going to have Mike Moore of More Analytics. He's been pretty much spot on on these currents, the energy markets. And also, he did a really good job in the gold market, folks. He's been telling us gold's been going lower, and we're getting close to that real magical number in gold. We're only $10 away, and that might be coming here between now and the next days or the way it moves around. It might even be before we end the show, but that's only a few seconds. So live every day in an attitude of gratitude and may God bless, and we'll see you on the flip side tomorrow.