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We're going to start out the day looking at Apple folks I want you to notice that when you see the big guardly pattern that formed there You can see the two triangles and light yellow there That was a 3-8-2 on the weekly chart and then as you can see we rallied up here for 10 days Stopping right at the 3-8-2 and we've since broken down below it folks This is about as bearish pattern as you can possibly get so I wouldn't be holding anything Even though we did get a notice from our good friend from Astro Transmister norm winsky said he has a Bicycle coming up in the next day or two on his now signal in OW that I believe that's his handle for his name Norman winsky and anyway if I pay a close attention to that because we also have the summer solstice coming up here On the 20th that'll be Monday, which was will be a closed day I believe and so let's Reminder is that right? Monday will be closed. Yeah, because Father's Day is Yep, Father's Day and then June 19th is the National holiday, so we're gonna be closed for a bit the market has been down 11 out of 12 weeks folks The number of times that's happened in my lifetime. I think is once so we got to pay close attention to it However, we do live in interesting times So here's what I'd be looking at anyway Let me get to this level right here by the way the if you were in that if you're in that call on Apple And it's anywhere near break-even and the call this doesn't cost very much. I believe it's probably worth holding Into Tuesday because if it does surprise any surprise I think will will be to the upside But I've got to show you some of the things that these go around the internet all the time and you got to be You know listening to what people say, but this is one that came out This shows the comparison between 2008 and where we are right now. They are very similar folks There's no question about on this was very very important right in here because I was trading Every day with Tom Hougard over in the UK during that time and he had just left his job as you know the point man for Michael Spencer there on CNBC and It was really he was really into trading quite a bit and that we were short during this time here and That was a you know a huge move to the downside now. We are we have a very similar pattern right here There's no question about it. It's bearish because we had an eight-day rally They went exactly to the 382 the markets breaking down badly folks I've we've been talking about this since May 4th that every rally that we've seen in that S&P has Just basically been nothing more than a 382 pattern. That's all it's been those of you That were listening to Tommy O'Brien Early this morning. He pointed out very aptly that the This is the one from I got from our folks over in London. This is what they trade when they're doing their DTF stuff over there, but that's it right there. This is the same thing We missed the S&P number by $75 the 382 number was 37 15 they got to 37 13 and a half the Dow Jones made it exactly to the exact tick and I'll bring that up to you I know I saved that one because I thought it was Relatively important and the drum roll please There it is. We got it here. We get this up here not only that but it did it twice Let's get this up here So you can see it did it early in the day and then it did it later in the evening too So it hit that exact number twice and then at this course it sold off quite a bit So these three eight twos have been working on by the way our guest today will be Tim boss Financial cycles weeklies always fun. He'll be talking to us About Bitcoin and I think that's important if you remember yesterday folks We were talking about you know little ABCD patterns and stuff and we were talking about the Dow Jones industrial average I'm only I'm only doing this for people that are new to TF and in and to the YouTube stuff Because those of you've been around for a while follow this daily But you can see that you know the pattern we had here beautiful ABCD right there giving you a target Down at this level right here. That's what we pointed to and all we did was we went in and then looked at it a little bit later and you'll be able to see that I didn't update the chart because it was late in the day But you can see here that the I put the low of the day And you'll be able to see it real easy here was how it ended up. We got all the way down to 29,000 I think 732 it missed that number by 32 Dow points 150 bucks Then of course it had a rally up to the 38 to 38 percent retracement Well over 500 points and now it's heading back down again These numbers don't work all the time folks But they work a lot of the time and that's that what's really really important You'll remember we talked about crude off yesterday Let's just go through this crude all because I I I have learned something every day that I do this with TFNN Somebody has always sent me some great information and I'll tell you it's really pays. It's pays its dividends So anyway, there's the big ABCD to the downside that you see right here It's absolutely spot-on. You can see the number was 111 or excuse me 112 112 37 was the low the ABCD measured to 112 47 and from there We had a tiny bit of a rally and this is really important to me folks I don't really care whether you listen to what I have to say or not, but these numbers Speak for themselves. So you ought to pay attention to that. Let's take a quick look here. I've got too much to talk about today Hold on. Okay. There was the low that we had right here. Okay from there Folks, we went straight up and look at this. We pulled back one time right here there was your 382 retracement and I'll tell you folks the 382 is such an important part of the Fibonacci sequence that it's just Absolutely flat out amazing now look what happened after that and then what do you wait? Do you see what happened after that because this is a this is a game-changer folks? I tell you I Oh Anyway, look, there's your 382 that we just saw okay from there, okay? You ran another three thousand dollars to the upside, okay? Now that number that we made up here almost at 118 Was a 50% retracement of that who moved down from 123 now. Here's the key Oh, and we got just a little bit of time left. We'll cover that and I'll cover it when we get back from the break Here is the key I just want to show you something because when you see this You're going to see it once and then you're going to see it again, and that's what we want to be watching So hold on just one second get this up here right now Where are you? Where are you? Where are you? Is this it? Yep, here it is. Here's the first one. I got a sequence of these so hang on because I've really learned something here These last three days from one of our friends over in Switzerland that shared me some information He was so happy to learn about 382 that he shared something with You know with me that I think is very but look what happens when it breaks at 382 after making a new high folks Wow, now you think that's exciting. You should see some of these others that we have in here Okay, let's move on to just a second. We'll get this thing out of the way here I just a little bit if you remember we did that soybean trade yesterday if you remember, you know selling July soybeans there at 1722 they've now broken 15 cents to the downside So if you're in that trade make sure you book your profit in here because that's what the profit objective was I believe we had this up here. Let's get this up here and take a quick look at it And then we'll be back with some more interesting information at least from my perspective eight seven seven nine two seven six six four eight In a time of booming inflation we are purchasing powers eroded There's no better place to protect your harder and money than a goal This the gold flagship asset is the Monk Todd Gold project in Northern Territory of Australia This is Australia's largest unveloped gold project. 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We're back.  Hello, Mike. Glad you're listening to us today. But anyway, this shows the relationship Very similar to what we showed between 2008 and 2022, but this shows all the different markets What's interesting? You'll see the lower level the lower arrow down here at the bottom You'll see it right in there. This one right here is related to the 1929 Market, okay? This is where we are right now. Okay, so let's pay quite, you know close attention to that I'm not saying there's gonna be a crash. I'm saying just be really careful. Look what's happened to the cryptos folks We've went from 66,000 down to 20,000. It's taken a long time six months Those of you that listen to the or watch the trade what you see a newsletter each week Realize that John Jameson became extremely bearish up there around that 66,000 level We had a big ABCD there. We talked about it many times Looking for the market to come down below 20,000. We're almost there right now folks in the life of the Bitcoin it's had four 80% corrections and we're in the fifth one right now, so What's history says we take a look at it all I can tell you is just be really careful in here The market is incredibly oversold between and we're down being 11 out of 12 weeks being down But the fact is the one week that it was up it went to the 382 and then broke folks That is really bad. I mean come on. That's not that's not that's not bad I mean, that's terrible the other one that looks really interesting folks here and that is the TLT Let's get this up here I wanted to show you because we got something going here for a rally and believe me this rally in the bonds could really scare the Bejeebies out of people. I'm talking about a 10 or 15,000 maybe even more dollar rally and bonds What would call that cause that no clue no clue at all all I tell you as you're seeing signs of it Let me show you the first sign We had the lower low in the Treasury bonds By one tick yesterday, okay, then the TW The Treasury notes didn't make it. They were a six ticks off Which is a lot in Treasury notes now. They've had a pretty substantial rally now if we go back and look at the same thing Like we talked about you know with the crude oil and stuff just look at look at what's happening to the bonds here Let's just get this up here today. You'll be able to see remember if we on the crude oil We talked about what three eight two retracements and strong trending markets and believe me folks The three eight two does not work very often unless you have a strong trending market and here is a strong trending market Look, there's there's the low that we had in the bonds. Okay. I took out that previous low here by one tick Then makes a perfect a B CD a b equal CD Backs off doesn't quite make the three a two Doesn't quite make the three a two and then this morning it makes the three a two and now as long as that three a two holes This thing has a chance to have a really substantial rally could be a flight to quality Could be short curving could be anything under the Sun and believe me the Sun is pretty bright Now let me show you what happened I want to give you a really update of what happened here on the crude oil here because this is where the Where the pedal meets the metal? Let's get this up here to see it today This can't believe the volatility that we're having in these markets. Okay, there's the three a two from there We rallied up three thousand dollars. Look what happened today when the three a two broke In other words when it broke the three a two from this level about a bing about a boom and it's still dropping folks We're down ten grand Are you kidding me? Nine grand excuse me that nine grand that that's just just absolutely totally amazing If you'll remember when I came on the show, I said there was a really good pattern showing there's a top in the Not in the metal of the natural gas of course, but then also in the crude oil at the seven eight six the beautiful three drive to a top pattern that we had in the heating oil and The expansion pattern that we had at the gasoline and the gasoline and the heating oil broke only made three eight two Retracements just like we did in the Treasury bonds the credit July crude at night one nineteen One nineteen fifty okay from there it went nineteen fifty all the way down to what 912 seven thousand and up five thousand and now it's given all of that back and that's it And that mainly those rallies and that in gasoline In heating oil were only three eight two rallies just like we had in the credit in the what you call it the credit Crude oil okay, I'm sorry okay So another another good point of interest here is about the Russell here I want to bring this up so you Some folks send me some really interesting charts that I have to share with you The Russell is the first of the indices that have gone below When we had the high on covert here, then we had the covert break in March We're now below that level of that high whether that means anything or not I don't know but it's something to think about that means that everybody bought it From there to there is now underwater now. That's not a good sign. You know, so this it folks You know How'd I put this I'll do this in English, okay? I Am a technician. I do not listen to these bozos out there I don't care who they are or what they're saying I listen to what they say and I try to do the opposite the best I can if the pattern tells me to do that All right, the one thing I know about this thing is the only thing you can control is your risk That's the only thing you can control Someone asked me what do I do in the morning? The first thing I do in the morning I say a little morning prayer. I do one minute of breathing exercises. I listen to Tony Robbins for three minutes his Power tapes the three minutes different subjects Whatever it happens to be and then I go and I start to look to see what I expected the markets to do and see if it's following through And what patterns I might be looking at early this morning one of those patterns for today Of course with soybeans and it worked quite nicely Now the 382 worked perfectly in the Dow Jones You didn't get filled in the S&P because it missed it by 75 dollars, but that one worked. Okay the Treasury bonds made the 382 retracement worked pretty good So all I'm looking at each day is I'm looking at about five or six different things Do I trade five times a day? Not very often folks. I'm not very often I try to trade what I see and not what I think and if you think that I am foolproof in all the things that I do I have just the same trading flaws that you have folks. I Act impatiently. Okay. I don't wait for the pattern to complete I do the same things the difference between you and I is I Recognize that trait just as soon as I do the trade and I try to rectify it The one thing that'll prevent you from doing that is stop watching the monitor all day long That is your biggest failure because you're gonna a over trade Okay, you're gonna make more mistakes find the patterns that you like the one two or three of them and And do those you know, you're not here to compete with anybody else You're here to make a living and that that's why I think it's important to remember that, you know We do have these things to to talk about by the way, I will mention this This is the first time in about two years maybe longer that I've gotten an absolute Verified signal from mr. Norm winsky where he said the low or the low should The bottom should be probably Tuesday morning. If not today is what he said so let's put a put his feet to the fire What do you think? Hey, we're gonna talk about fire. We got the fireball man himself coming up next From financial cycles weekly stand Harley. I'm just joking Timmy. 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Who knows who those people are Well, I was a good Catholic boy, that's why hey listen go right ahead pal So we've got some interesting things coming up this this week here. I'm trying to get my slides to Do their thing here? Let's just see if we can do this and maybe do it like this Up there, I think yeah Been dealing with some glitchiness Technologically here this morning, but anyway, we do have an event happening on Tuesday. It is the solstice coming up We're gonna call this the cancer solstice In the northern hemisphere, it is the summer solstice the first day of summer But for our friends down under it's the first day of winter the winter solstice So it is in fact the date in which the sun moves into the zodiacal sign of cancer That applies whether you're north or south of the equator And so we'll refer to it as the cancer solstice this by the way was something that WD Gan paid a lot of attention to these quarter dates of the year and He did some pretty amazing work with that with his Square of nine and and other Calculation tools and his whole methodology for approaching the markets. So we like to kind of follow suit with that and and be able to Follow follow his example so to speak at any rate see here There we go and get it to displaying here properly perhaps. We'll see there. Okay, that may be a little bit better Now, let's see if we can get it to advance All kinds of strangers here. What's going on? There we go So let's take a look at the s&p and the typical behavior of the s&p at the time of the cancer solstice Is pretty significant here What we're going to be looking at is several different charts and what we want to determine is the difference in the Trading patterns that's typical at this time of year. Now, of course, this is part of an annual cycle But we have that zero point in the middle That is the date that the Sun moves into cancer the first day of summer in the northern hemisphere The these solstice that we're concerned with and this is what's coming up next Tuesday on the 21st of June So the left of that in each of these diagrams We've got 30 calendar days before and then 30 calendar calendar days afterwards Based on the average performance of the s&p and what we can see is right after the solstice Typically the s&p takes a little bit of a nosedive for about a week and then begins to rebound after that So that's what we're interested in in tracking here along the way So what we've done is done our backtesting here in each of these cases that we're going to share for the cancer solstice and determine what we consider the optimum trading opportunity coming up during the next couple of weeks based on this particular planetary phenomenon and In this case, we're looking at waiting a week after the solstice Remember, we saw that little dip in the averages there about a week after the exact date So it looks most advantageous to buy a long position in the SVAX on Tuesday the 28th of June and this is a little bit longer time frame on this trade It's a swing trade that we would close out on Thursday the 14th of July a little over two weeks They're in duration for that trade. This has an 82.1 percent probability of giving us positive results here With an average ROI of a little over one and a half percent 1.61 percent would be our expected return from this trade So it's a fairly clear cut set up there and again based on that 82 percent probability We would feel confident taking this particular trade along the way now This is gold and it's a little different pattern that when we saw with the S&P What we see is decline starting about two weeks prior to the solstice and then kind of a congested trading bottom there an extended one from about ten days prior to the solstice to Seven or eight days afterwards something like that So almost a three week period of kind of a flattened bottom with the gold trading dynamic Then things resume a bullish trend after that. So it's interesting when we see these Astrological charts that coincide so precisely with these dates and offer us these Guidelines so to speak in terms of the trading with gold. We've done some back testing here as well Checked it out. It looks best to buy this actually on the date of the solstice Which will be next Tuesday the 21st of June and then we'd hold this one till Tuesday the 12th of July So that would be what a three-week a run on on that particular position This has a little lower probability. So it might be a little iffy Gage it against your own risk tolerance here a little shy of 65 percent probability of being a winning trade for me That's kind of on the borderline. Not sure if we take this or not With an average ROI expected of about two and a half percent for that one. So it looks like a decent trade But again, you'll be cautious and measure it in terms of your own risk tolerance. So with these Suggested trades that we're looking at here. We like to look at oil from time to time and certainly that's been very much in the news continues to be so and Oil of course does have some seasonal Dynamics and this chart I think illustrates this one very very nicely as we move into the solstice there 30 days prior to it. It tends to be fairly choppy congested trading and then just about a week afterwards The prices begin to accelerate to the upside now We've certainly seen a lot of the upside plays with the the oil markets and in general, you know up until now But seasonally at least this is what we'd be expecting in that market here We're tracking by the way, you know, USO, which is the ETF for oil futures here So in this case, we're looking at setting up a trade there We're gonna wait until the day after the solstice on the 22nd Which would be next Wednesday, and then we would hold this until Friday July the first about a week and a half exposure there on that on that trade This has a 75% probability of giving us winning results. We like to see that kind of Average when getting into a situation like this one and we think that's maybe worthwhile as well In this case expected ROI just a little north of 3% of return that we've been looking for on that on that trade Now we do a lot of work, of course with the indices and the metals and other things But from time to time we like to take a peek at some individual equities as well With our publication financial cycles weekly newsletter. We regularly highlight individual equities trades And so we're kind of got a toe in the water there also in this case We're looking at the behavior of a little stock called Apple that and how it behaves around the time of the solstice Interesting pattern here because it's not that dissimilar from what we saw earlier with gold and that Decline into the period prior to the solstice and then Taking in this case about two weeks before it begins to rally out of that but a clear zone of congestion around the time of the Cancer solstice the beginning of summer north northern hemisphere here So when we see that kind of pattern the question is how do we find the optimum trade set up? So we experiment a little bit here, of course, we're getting close to the date already So we have to pretty much take that into consideration the most advanced advantageous opportunity here looks like entering a trade on Tuesday the 28th of June For a trade in Apple This would be one week after the date of the solstice on the 21st And then we'd hold this until Friday the 15th of July so extended swing trade there 84% probability of a winning trade our lie of over 18 percent. We like the looks of that one Tim we've got to play a few bills here. Can you stay with us for another segment? Absolutely. We'll be back with Tim Boss folks financial cycles weekly Are you in the market for buying or selling real estate in the Bay Area including the surrounding st. 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Yeah, we'll talk about that in just a second here. We got one more Individual equity trades wanted to flag here as well. This is Amazon Of course lots of attention and much turmoil there all the time But what happens is the trading picture flattens out for about 30 days or so prior to the Solstice and we get more or less congested trading on average and then about a week afterwards Things get into gear and prices tend to increase with Amazon So our optimum trade setup here is to buy on Tuesday the 28th a week after the date of the solstice In this case of very very short-term swing trade that we're looking at closing out that position two days later on the 30th Of June this has an 84% probability of being winning trade An average expected ROI of about two and a half percent with that one like this one a lot simply because it's very short-term Exposure in the markets and a pretty high probability there. Yeah big payoff two and a half percent. That's not the chump change Yeah, exactly. So think we'll take a take a plunge on that one another week here So let's talk about Bitcoin. That's on everybody's mind I've been getting all kinds of calls and correspondence and complaints Like as you said it was gonna be going lower so I don't know why they would Just for point of review here This is our price progress of Bitcoin going back to the beginning of 2021 so this is about a year and a half here that we've got on this chart and What we've been using for some time now are these planetary price lines for Venus those are the more or less diagonal green lines and Chronos our friends Neptunian friend with the horizontal purple lines Providing levels of support and resistance and we've been very very fascinated by the way that Chronos holds Supporting resistance. These are significant zones along these planetary lines Regardless of which way the price is going here. So we're definitely on the downside a bit Yeah, we can zoom in here a little bit and take a closer look at the current action here So what we have seen was a break below this and in fact occurred last Sunday at The key support level of 28 210 and so we immediately alerted our subscribers that this was a major signal that we had a Decline hitting at that point and breaking through that support at 28 to 10 and of course we've seen that declining Since that point I checked this earlier today, and it was a 20,714 I haven't looked at in the last hour. So we don't know but it's probably still around that range We'll see but at any rate what we're looking at next is support here at 19,210 it has not traded down to that level yet. It has hit the you know the 20,000 20,000 mark and a little bit below that in for day But we're looking at this as a potential support zone However, we also want to pay attention to this next lower increment all the way down to $10,210 per bitcoin and that is a first harmonic Chronos line notice that's a little bit thicker than some of these other purple lines At the very top of the chart there you can see the one at 46,000 Was also a first harmonic Chronos line. So we're doing this in in fourth harmonic divisions Of these Chronos lines and those heavier ones are much much stronger potentially So if we do break below the 19,000 to 10 mark, I would expect that The lower line down at 10,000 to have huge magnetic force and pull the price lower Fairly dramatically at that point. So keeping a close eye on this. We're also looking at this from a longer term perspective We did our cycle analysis here and some Work with composite cycles to try to determine what's working with Bitcoin And this is our composite cycle chart with some astrological factors added as well The first one number a there on the right comes up on the 19th of July And this will be a Chiron retrograde station and an Apollon direct station on the same day We're actually looking at the potential for Bitcoin prices continuing to decline into that point There may be congestion and certainly it's so volatile that we could get up days along the way But I think that's going to be a significant level then to trigger a potential longer term moves to the upside And our way stations along the way will be the 8th of September when Mercury goes retrograde and then the 16th of September with Chiron goes directly expect a little bit of a pullback then Heading toward an ultimate high in mid-October on the 14th of October with a chronos retrograde station again We're tracking chronos here as a key factor with our trading chart for planetary support and resistance So a retrograde station there could have some extra significance with a bit point and just to be You know on the safe side here or to play with the same thing We were looking at earlier. This is how Bitcoin responds to the cancer solstice that we were talking about earlier This is what we have coming up on Tuesday The Sun moving in the sign of the cancer beginning of summer in the northern hemisphere beginning of winter in the southern hemisphere And notice that Bitcoin is very very volatile Most of the time tends to calm down enormously around the time of that Solstice this time of the year and so for the next 30 days or so we're looking at the potential for some fairly congested trading Relatively speaking with Bitcoin that could be swings of seven or eight hundred points In an hour, but you know for Bitcoin, that's pretty calm It's kind of wild anyway, we're looking at here as an entry point for a short sale in this case We're looking at selling short on the 21st That'll be on the day of the solstice and buying to cover that Friday So a very short-term trade here as well just three days Exposure there 90% probability this being a winning trade Expected R. I have a little over four and a half percent for that a reminder here though That we're our data for Bitcoin is still a fairly minimal we don't have a lot of previous examples to test on and Certainly especially with short side positions of the risk is infinite there So be cautious be alert know what you're doing if you're going to get into that particular trade along the way Okay, that's really good. Do you have any upcoming webinars Tim? Absolutely, we've got one scheduled for tomorrow. In fact occasionally we do weekend ones and that will be the case tomorrow Connect with us at bit.ly slash Tim Larry P That'll take you to a form where you can get on our list for notification with all of our webinars and other programs that We have to offer we have a variety of tools and training programs including WD GAN courses and we are just getting ready to launch in a new brief training program We're calling the quick start money machine how you can use your trading to Do some serious renovation of your personal cash flow. So that's what we're all about with that that new program Oh great That sounds terrific and the folks of you that are out there if you would like to have a copy of Tim's charts today Drop me an email and I'll forward them on to you Tell me we'll have you on again soon, buddy. Stay cool down there in Florida. Of course, you don't have a You're in here you're in hurricane season though now right right we just got started with that and Dodge the first one that weird storm that started in the Pacific cut across the Yucatan and almost hit us here in Florida So yeah, we have a little north of that. Yeah Our monsoon season starts today here in the desert and Tucson and we get these rains We're your range for 10 minutes, but it gives you three inches of rain So you got to be really careful that flows the streets carry a bucket with you Yeah, listen have a great time buddy and stay on the green side of the grass. Okay, we'll do thanks so much Larry We're ready. Love it pal. Take it easy Tim. Tim boss folks financial cycles weekly. 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Excuse me 802 and from that level of course, you know, we did have a Pretty significant correction that I'll bring to your attention here in just a second Hopefully hopefully Mm-hmm And here it comes it's gone a lot lower than this but this is the where it was Last night, you'll be able to see now people say why I show all these things. They always work They don't always work folks My goodness if we had took time to do the ones that didn't work this show would be five hours Not one hour. There's the perfect ABCD. What's interesting about this folks The number of bars from low to high in the AB equals the number of bars in the CD Lake when you got the AB in the CD leg Lined up in type in price and time together that that's an ideal situation Now that's what we had in the soybeans now the soybeans have made the first objective here They're down 20 cents You're risking a nickel to make 20 so that's pretty much it if you did the bond trade this morning at the 3a 2 that's up 1,500 and Those are the ones that we were trying to talk about the crude oil trades happened long before this show started So that's pretty much it now the markets are going to be closed on Monday for the national holiday I believe it's the very first national holiday attribute to slavery which Unfortunately left a black mark on us through the years, but that's all part of development You know if you're lucky enough to to not be a slave You were pretty lucky, but if you were a slave It's pretty tough a boy a lot of slaves came through for us folks So you'd have to have a long list of people that did a wonderful things for us, you know So anyway, let's don't get to talk about that stuff. Anyway, let's do our best to help people over the weekend now We got the summertime coming up gasoline prices are going lower folks. You can forget about it the top is in That 382 retracement they had this week said goodbye and we're going to see about a 20 or 30 cent drop in Oil and crude oil gasoline prices, and I'm sure the government will take you to advantage of that Anyway, that's what we're watching live every day in an attitude of gratitude and may God bless


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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the U.S. Naval War College graduation ceremony. I am Captain Patrick Keyes, the Dean of Students, and will be serving as the MC for today's ceremony. You're welcome to take photographs at any time throughout the ceremony. We have official photographers taking pictures today, and you'll find these photos posted on our Flickr site. At this time, as a courtesy, please put your cell phones on silent or vibrate. Please remain seated for the student procession. Please rise and remain standing for the arrival of the official party, national anthem, and invocation. Commander David M. Todd, Chaplain of the Naval Leadership and Ethics Center, will deliver the invocation. Let us pray. Almighty God, we pray your blessing upon these graduates of the Naval War College that we gather to honor this morning. As this time of study, reflection, critique, and refinement comes to a close, we give you thanks for sustaining them through every test, exercise, paper, and the perseverance that enabled them to run the course with endurance. As they return to positions of greater authority and responsibility, along with accountability, grant them wisdom in applying the knowledge and skills they have mastered through this course of instruction, instilling them a passion to demonstrate creativity and initiative in the face of the complex challenges ahead, forging through uncertain times with unwavering conviction. Bless also the faculty and staff that have instructed, challenged, and demanded more of these students that they might be fully equipped and ready for the task ahead, and for the family and friends who have encouraged and supported them. Finally, we pray that you would use this ceremony to stir in each of us a renewed desire to engage the challenges that lie ahead and affirm commitment to fulfill our role in serving the cause of security, prosperity, and peace for all. Looking forward to the day when your truth, justice, and righteousness shall reign forever. Amen. Ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. It gives me great pleasure to introduce the members of our official party, Captain Edmund Hernandez, Chair, Joint Military Operations Department, Dr. Dex Wilson, Strategy and Policy Department, Dr. David Cooper, Chair, National Security Affairs Department, Dr. Tim Schultz, Associate Dean of Academics for Electives and Research, Dr. Phil Hahn, Dean of Academics, Dr. Lewis Duncan, Provost, United States War College, and Rear Admiral Jeffrey A. Harley, the 56th President of the United States Naval War College. Admiral Harley, the stage is yours. Well, welcome and good morning, everyone. And let's just agree if the babies and children cry that it's simply the voice of angels trying to get through and that they're always welcome here. But I'm truly honored and humbled to be here today at this graduation ceremony to celebrate the extraordinary accomplishments of our graduates, the Naval War College class of 2017. Our graduates today finish their journey of study, reflection, contemplation, and consideration of strategy and national security on the world stage. The transition from inquisitive student to enlightened professional is soon to be complete. And today we celebrate your experiences and accomplishments throughout this last year. I hope that my words today, in some small way, will allow you to harken back through your time here at your U.S. Naval War College and that those many experiences and memories come together for you like a completed painting worthy of hanging in our hallowed halls. Today, you join a long line of Naval War College graduates that extends back over 132 years.  Your dedicated efforts and hard work help to refine your war-fighting skills and growth as members of the profession of arms. But the support provided to you from our committed faculty and staff should not go unsung. So to the faculty and staff, thank you and bless you for your gift to this generation of leaders. To the family and friends who join us today, thank you for supporting your family members, your friends, and spouses. It's your support during the academic year that contributed to their successes. Your contributions and support are most significant and appreciated and are exemplified in our graduation today. We're thankful also for the support from the Naval War College Foundation as their generosity and grace ensures the continued greatness of this college. Bless you for all that you do. I hope that all of you will consider paying this generosity forward to future generations through support of supporting organizations, whether it be the U.S. Naval Institute or our very own Naval War College Foundation. It's a great way to stay in touch with the college as you pursue lifelong learning. Upon my graduation 20 years ago, I felt a sense of accomplishment and I still do. I remember the sense that I achieved some sort of new critical thinking skill set and a better understanding of naval strategy in regards to global affairs. I have fond memories of my time spent with my classmates to include my international fellows and those from my sister services. And my time spent with them provided lasting relationships that still exist today. I also remember a hint of uncertainty, a small slight trepidation and maybe even a small bit of fear about the road ahead. It's a reflection of the more demanding assignments that potentially awaited me. And many of you may feel the same way and share the same concerns, but you'll now go forward not merely to execute tasks or God keep you to lead others into harm's way when called upon, but rather to think, to think and to help shape the contours of the critical debate, to help assess and clarify the seemingly impossible, to provide the key argument that carries the day, to be the light of the ethical standard for others to emulate, but most importantly to distill the essence of courage in all that you do. For as Mark Twain said, courage is resistance to fear, mastery of fear, not the absence of fear. In arm now with this new education, your new critical thinking skill set, you are now better able to resist that fear. You're ready now to muster the essence of courage. Today we graduate 42 students from the College of Naval Command and Staff and 10 students from the College of Naval Warfare. Congratulations to each of you. In essence, this past year of in-residence education has been a gift from our great nation to you and you'll find that time is the greatest gift of all. It's a gift rarely given or provided. This past year of study has no doubt preferred you for the challenges that will provide lasting benefits for our great nation, but you cannot take this gift for granted. I therefore task each of you to be the best warfighter that you can be, but to also utilize your critical thinking skill set not only as it applies operationally, but also emotionally, physically, and spiritually. Our dynamic world demands nothing less. For each passing year the world becomes more dangerous than the last and we need to stay mindful. We need to think about thinking to ensure that our skill sets remain relevant. As stated by Albert Einstein, we cannot solve our problems with the same level of thinking that created them and the lessons that you studied and learned at this great institution have encouraged a critical thinking that is the asymmetric advantage of our military forces. But I also task each of you to develop the constructs of peace. The United Nations quotation on the wall of the Dwellden Corridor should speak to us all. Since wars begin in the minds of men, it is in the minds of men that defenses of peace must be constructed. You attended the world's best war college, but its greatness is not merely a better understanding of war, although that is a significant portion of what we do. This understanding allows critical thinking to ensure conflict is the last resort. As we stand here, a mere century from a world war that was almost automated in its triggered nature, we must reflect on the horrible costs of our work. As our great professor Sally Payne says, given the cost, unpredictability, and irretrievability, wars are important to understand. I task you, therefore, to think and to understand your art and why critical thinking that enables the best advice to our civilian leadership is so important. I know this college has given you this skill and this gift. We must know that our art can never be independent and divorced from the policy of our nation. And our very own Professor Milan Vego tells us, in a concept that was no doubt hammered home in your studies, that to have any lasting value, tactical successes must be achieved as part of a larger and broader framework determined by strategy and policy. You now go forward to be the individuals who will determine that strategy and contribute to that policy. And your journey will take you into the halls of the most powerful decision-making forums of the world. I hope, nay, I know that our great college has prepared you for this journey. A final task in closing, then, is that you must continue to dare greatly. And always remember, as President Theodore Roosevelt said, it is not the critic who counts, not the man who points out how the strongman stumbles or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood, who strives valiantly, who errs and comes short again and again because there is no effort without error and shortcoming. But who does actually strive to do the deeds? Who knows great enthusiasm, the great devotions who spends himself in a worthy cause, who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat. Congratulations to all of you in the arena for daring greatly.  Thank you. Thank you, Admiral Harley. For each graduating class, one student is selected for the recognition as the President's Honor Graduate. Recipients of this award are chosen based on their outstanding achievement across a spectrum of disciplines, including academic performance, participation in Naval War College activities, participation in civic and community activities, and promotion of armed and government services in the public interest. For the College of Naval Warfare, the Honor Graduate of the November 2017 graduating class is Captain Seth Burton. Captain Burton, would you please come up on the stage? Captain Burton was his seminar lead for both JMO and S&P along with a Mahan scholar, a CJCS strategy article finalist, and a supporter of Special Olympics, basketball, and volleyball. Along with the certificate he has received an engraved weems and plath compass from the Naval War College Foundation. For the College of Naval Command and Staff, the Honor Graduate for the November 2017 graduating class is Major Ryan Boyleau. Major Boyleau serves as the interagency senior leader during the TSDM FX, earned honorable mention for the George C. Kennedy Writing Award and volunteered for community outreach at the Forrest Avenue School. He also is receiving a certificate and a weems and plath compass from the Naval War College Foundation. We will now give our Honor graduates a few moments to address their fellow graduates and classmates. Thank you, Jethro. And Admiral, thank you. The entire War College team and the Foundation for a truly great year. I want to start off by recognizing my incredible faculty teams, which included Jim Cook, Kate Walsh, Scott McPherson, Greg Groth, Colin Jackson, Joe McGraw, Jamie McGrath, and Jeff Stevens. They led seminars composed of fellow joint scholars, colleagues from the interagency, and more importantly, all of our international fellows from Australia, Morocco, Chile, Lithuania, Canada, Spain, Colombia, Tunisia, and Malaysia. And through the entire year, I get to debate ideas with my fellow Mahan scholars, Derek and Matt, under the mentorship of Nagin Pekai. Now I want to say thanks to the spouses out there who much like my wife, Danette, so graciously dealt with us being home but not really at home on so many occasions. And thanks to my sons, Evan and Erin, over there for being patient while I read and wrote. And there's a special thanks to my son who's watching probably on Facebook, who's stationed in Norfolk, Virginia, and he was nice enough to schedule his wedding and a month here at SWAS in the last two months of my school, which complicated the reading and writing just a bit. And finally, I want to get back to what Admiral Harley was saying. I want to say a special thanks to the American public for this tremendous opportunity to learn from history, learn from great thinkers, great professors, and most importantly to benefit from the collective wisdom and experience of my colleagues. With any opportunity, especially one such as this, comes great responsibility. Our first Commander-in-Chief, I think we all know who he is, stated a fundamental principle of self-governance that every citizen who enjoys that protection of a free government owes not only a portion of his property, but even of his personal services to the defense of it. And Thomas Jefferson re-emphasized this by proclaiming when a man assumes a public trust, he should consider himself a public property. We as an institution and as individuals hold a special public trust, not only by nature of our profession, but by the special public support to give us this year to think about, as Admiral said, to critically think about the conduct of war and more importantly the quest for a better peace. President Reagan told us that peace is not the absence of conflict, but rather the ability to handle conflict through peaceful means. We as Americans cannot mistake peace for the absence of competition or conflict. Our objective should be to constrain that competition to the battleground of ideas, discourse, innovation, and creativity, yielding positive results for mankind while avoiding the pain and suffering associated with violence and armed conflict. Yet as George Washington warned us at the beginning of this great American experiment, if we desire to secure peace, it must be known that at all times we are ready for war. President Reagan echoed this sentiment when he said, of the four wars in my lifetime, none of them have been because the U.S. is too strong. This Naval War College institution contributes daily to the strength and resiliency of the United States and to our efforts to prevent war and to create a better peace. So what are some of the things we learned? There's a long list of them, but I got about five of them. What we learned from Klausowitz, the strategy involves human passions, values, and beliefs, few of which are quantifiable. We learned that in war the result is never final. Sun Tzu, which I've always said Sun Tzu, but Sun Tzu, I've learned here at the War College, taught us that not to prepare is the greatest of crimes, but to be ready for any contingency is the greatest of virtues. All sobieties exemplify strategic error when he argued that war would be quick, ignoring the powerful role of chance and the enemy's vote in the risky affair of war. We dug into the world of deterrence, especially with my Mahan brothers. The Mr. Cleese and Mahan taught us the powerful influence of sea power on foreign relations, economic prosperity, and history. And finally, to the specific point of leadership, Thucydides, Pericles, Artaxerxes, Bismarck, Lincoln, Napoleon, MacArthur, Thatcher, Eisenhower, Rickover, Mal, Moltke, and so many more showed the clear connection between a correction, showed that leadership is the clear nexus that brings together the art and science of warfare to achieve a political objective. I've been challenged this year more than ever to think critically. The key to success is true understanding and not superficial knowledge. As President Reagan once quipped, How do you know a communist? Well, they read Marx and Lenin. How do you know an anti-communist? Well, those are the ones that understand Marx and Lenin. Understanding is paramount. And I think I can unequivocally say on behalf of my graduating classmates that we are better prepared today than we were a year ago to go tackle these big wicked problems that are in today's world and to lead our young men and women who have voluntarily taken on that public trust to serve and sacrifice for their fellow citizens. I'm honored to be a part of this class and this great institution. And as Admiral said, may God bless us, everyone. Thank you. Well, that's a tough act to follow. Hopefully, I'll do well. Admiral Harley, distinguished guests and family members, thank you for attending today. I would also like to extend a special thank you to my wife Tamara and our children, Brenna, Alex, Allison, Kyle, Ryan Jr., and Sophia. My granddaughters, Amelia and Rowan, my in-laws, Dennis and Twyla Patton, and especially my great aunt Norma and Uncle Richard. Most of those folks couldn't be here today but are watching via livestream. I love you all. This past weekend, I walked through these halls to frame my thoughts for this event. And once again, recalled how awestruck I felt on my arrival for the first day of strategy and war. Over my year here, that feeling faded to the back but never really went away. This institution truly is a storied one where, to borrow a phrase from West Point, much of the history it teaches is made by those it taught. The circle continues its path and we exit to enact what we have learned. I am awed by the weight of that history and am eager to see what those who leave today will write for the future. To my fellow students, I am grateful to have interacted with each of you and to know you. The professionalism you exist, you exhibit, is a testament to your services and I am proud to serve alongside you. For the faculty, thank you for your care and your support. I have enjoyed every discussion, every seminar, every brief, and truly every written assignment. And have seen you push each of us to extend beyond our perceived boundaries. Becoming greater than we would otherwise be. Special accolades to John Garifano, Tim Colmer, Rich Schuster, Mike LaPage, Derek Reviron, Kate Walsh, Eric Wright, and to the entire team at the Stockton Center. Kudos as well to the Dean of Students' Office and the Writing Center for their tremendous support. Just over 99 years ago this month, World War I ended and as I walked the campus this weekend, I imagined how it was then.  Since then, technology has advanced and momentous events have rocked the very foundations of our world. Yet the students were likely the same, curious about the past, and ready to face the future, just as we are today. Admiral Luce's intent was to create a place of original research on all questions relating to war and to statesmanship connected with war or the prevention of war. As students, I believe we did learn that study of war. As alumni, I am certain we will endeavor to prevent wars. A Master of Arts degree in National Security and Strategic Studies, or Defense and Strategic Studies as appropriate will now be conferred to the graduates. Will the graduates please rise and remain in place? Admiral Harley, please approach the podium. I have the honor to present the November graduates of the U.S. Naval War College candidates for the Master of Arts in National Security and Strategic Studies and Defense and Strategic Studies. They have been thoroughly examined and approved by the faculty. By the power vested in me by the Almighty God, the Secretary of the Navy, the accreditation of the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, and the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. I hereby confer upon you the appropriate degrees and diplomas. Ladies and gentlemen, please join me in saluting with applause the November 2017 graduates of the United States Naval War College. Thank you, sir. Graduates, please be seated. Beyond the requirements for graduation, certain individuals have distinguished themselves through the academic excellence. For those in the top 5 percent, they are receiving a diploma with highest distinction. Those in the next 15 percent will receive a diploma with distinction. Graduates will now receive their diplomas. Graduates, please proceed to the stage as your name is read. Guests are welcome to come forward to take photographs. Please try to hold your applause until they are in red. Red Moharly, Dr. Duncan, and Dean Hahn, please rise. Presenting the graduating members of the College of Naval Warfare and their next duty assignment. Lieutenant Colonel Derek M. Brannon, United States Marine Corps, Joint Staff, Washington, D.C. Captain Matthew Seth Burton, United States Navy. Submarine Group 10, Kings Bay, Georgia with high distinction. Captain George Dewey Davis III, United States Navy, Joint Chiefs of Staff, Arlington, Virginia. Commander Darren D. DeBoe, United States Navy, Space Security Defense Program, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Commander Trent W. Fingerson, United States Navy, Tactical Training Group, Pacific, San Diego, California with distinction. Lieutenant Commander Adam E. Howell, United States Navy, Joint Staff, Hampton Roads, Suffolk, Virginia. Commander Lena Christine Kamen, United States Navy, H.T.A., Naval Air Station, Whiting Field, Milton, Florida. Lieutenant Commander Robert A. Prince, U.S. Navy, Joint Chiefs of Staff, Arlington, Virginia. Commander Matthew John Sweeney, United States Navy, U.S. Naval War College, Newport, Rhode Island. Commander Kenneth Able Wallace, United States Navy, National Oceanographic, and Atmospheric Administration, Washington, D.C. Presenting the graduating members of the College of Naval Command and Staff and their next duty assignment. Major Rosemary D. Alvarado, United States Army, 10th Mountain Division, Fort Drum, Watertown, New York. Lieutenant Commander Shane Ross Boby, United States Navy, Personnel Exchange Program, Australia, Sydney, Australia. It's a rough duty. Major Ryan Christopher Boylow, Senior, United States Army, First Infantry Division, Fort Riley, Kansas, with High Distinction. Lieutenant Commander Ryan F. Clark, United States Navy, Strike Fighter Wing, Atlantic Detachment, Tindall Air Force Base, Panama City, Florida, with Distinction. Lieutenant Commander Charles Houston Cline, United States Navy, United States Africa Command, Stuttgart, Germany. Lieutenant Commander Christopher Shane Collins, United States Navy, Coastal, Riverine Squadron 8, Newport, Rhode Island. Lieutenant Commander John A. Corky, United States Navy, U.S. Naval War College, Newport, Rhode Island. Lieutenant Commander Victor Daniel Costello, United States Navy, Joint Functional Component Command for Intelligence, Missile Defense, Shriver Air Force Base, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Lieutenant Commander Eric Cote, United States Navy, Sixth Fleet, Naples, Italy. Lieutenant Commander Gregory Cresenzo, United States Navy, Surface Mine Warfare Development Center Detachment, Point Loma, San Diego, California. Lieutenant Commander David P. Diz, United States Navy, VFA-122, LaMore, California, with Distinction. Lieutenant Commander Andrea C. Easton, United States Navy, U.S. Pacific Command, Joint Intelligence Operations Center, Honolulu, Hawaii. Lieutenant Commander Everett Travis Irvin, United States Navy, U.S. Military Liaison Office, Suriname. Lieutenant Commander Joshua Paul Estevan, United States Navy, Sixth Fleet, Naples, Italy. Lieutenant Commander Matthew Kirkland Garcia, United States Navy, NATO Military Committee, Brussels, Belgium, with Distinction. Lieutenant Commander Daniel Mark Govan, United States Navy, Naval Air Station, Oceana, Virginia Beach, Virginia, with Distinction. Lieutenant Commander Christopher Grande, United States Navy, Navy Operational Support Center, Madison, Wisconsin. Lieutenant Commander Jason A. Harrison, Nurse Corps, United States Navy, Navy Medical Center, Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. Lieutenant Commander Kerry Patrick Hicks, United States Navy, Electronic Attack Wing, Pacific, Oak Harbor, Washington. Lieutenant Commander Timothy Hurley Jr., United States Navy, BFA-122, Lamor, California, with Distinction. Major Matthew Jensen, United States Army, First Armored Division, Fort Bliss, Texas. Lieutenant Commander Kyle J. Johnson, United States Navy, Naval Air Force Reserve Detachment, Washington, D.C. Lieutenant Commander Gregory Allen Langston, United States Navy, HSC-2, Norfolk, Virginia. Lieutenant Commander Louis A. Levine, United States Navy, VP-10, Jacksonville, Florida. Lieutenant Commander Gary A. McConney, Jr., United States Navy, U.S. Cyber Command, Fort Meadon, Maryland. Major Bradford R. Morgan, United States Army, 3-Core, Fort Hood, Texas. Lieutenant Commander Brian Lee Mooseville, United States Navy, Joint Interagency Task Force South, Key West, Florida. Lieutenant Commander Adam Clark Pace, United States Navy, patrolling Reconstance Wing 1 at Sugih, Japan. Lieutenant Commander Stephen R. Petrus, United States Navy, Navy Operational Support Center, Lehigh Valley, Allentown, Pennsylvania. Major Jacob M. Phillips, United States Army, 2nd Calvary Regiment, Vilsack, Germany. Lieutenant Commander Mark K. Poblate, United States Navy, Naval Surface Force Atlantic, Norfolk, Virginia. Commander Andrea Marie Ragusa, United States Navy, HM-15, Norfolk, Virginia. Lieutenant Commander Justin Daniel Reeves, United States Navy, Submarine Command Corps, Groton, Connecticut, with high distinction. Lieutenant Jesus Rincone, Jr., United States Navy, Major Officer School, Newport, Rhode Island. Lieutenant Noah Diake Sikinger, United States Navy, Carrier Strike Group 3, Bremerton, Washington. Lieutenant Commander Rodrigo Bumbless-Samos, United States Navy, VX-23, Pax River, Maryland, with distinction. Major Tyrone E. Strifell, United States Army, 3rd Brigade, Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division, Fort Campbell, Kentucky. Lieutenant Commander Thad D. Tasso, United States Navy, Naval Forces, Atlantic, Norfolk, Virginia. Lieutenant Commander Brian L. Tishner, United States Navy, U.S. Naval War College, Newport, Rhode Island. Lieutenant Commander Christopher Philip Turmal, United States Navy. Missile Defense Agency, National Test Facility, Colorado Springs, Colorado, with distinction. Lieutenant Commander Andrew John Valerius, United States Navy, U.S. Naval War College, Halsey Alpha Fellowship Program. Ladies and gentlemen, please join us in a round of applause for our graduates, honorees, and their families. Please rise for the benediction, please. Let us pray. Eternal God, as you have graced us with your presence, so send us out with your approbation and peace. Bless us all with the spirit of a scholar warrior ever seeking a deeper understanding of the forces at play in the field of battle and a more precise way forward in the hour of complexity and crisis. Enable us to maintain a steadfastness of purpose, fidelity worthy of our nation's trust, and self-sacrificial dedication to the high principles of honor, courage, and commitment in defense of justice, freedom, and liberty for all. Kindle within us the spirit of self-sacrificial service that will fuel the development of those we lead and spur them on to excellence. Grant that we may all remain resolute and faithful in our particular places of responsibility, demonstrating by our every thought, word, and deed the honor, courage, and commitment to which we have been called. Amen. Please remain standing for the departure of the official party. This concludes our graduation ceremony. Thank you for joining us this afternoon and safe travels.