Mae'n gofio'n gweithio. Efallai yma 11 oed! I hope you're doing well and I had a good evening. Going to get you up to speed on just generally the Cosenwall Street, anything of importance overnight in the Asia pack session. And then I look ahead for today with the emphasis on, of course, the ECB policy meeting and accompanying press conference with Christine Lagarde. So first off, let's just have a review of the charts. Because overall I would say the news flow is relatively light in terms of major things to be aware of this morning. a dyna yn gwneud i rannes cyntaf i gydwyr ni fel yna oedd yn gweithio'r ffordd o'r bwrdd yn Mynd Hwy, A'r ystod fawr o'r cychwyn i'r hollig hefyd, a dweud o'n mynd hwyl i'r hollig hefyd. Wir i fyny o'r hollig hefyd, ac Rydydd wedi gweld pawb, mae'n oes o bobl siad mewn 바�wy ac'na eu mir o'r hollig hefyd i'r hollig hwn yn y bobl o'r hollig hefyd,τοch chi'r mwy fwy o'r 1.4 four area all the way up to towards 1.6% in US 10-year yields. We peaked out actually on Monday and the market started this week, kind of has it left off last week, a little bit apprehensive, rotations, tech getting hit, equity's bit heavy, likewise with gold with a firm of dollar. However, really since that point over the last two days in particular, yields have continued to just back off a little bit and now we reside back towards kind of 1.52, well off the highs, we're up around 1.61 on the daily closes for this week. So that in itself I think has led to a large degree of the market rebound that we've been observing over the last 48 hours. Yesterday we saw the S&P 500 notch its best two-day advance since early February led by financial firms and producers of raw materials because don't forget a higher yield environment is positive if it's based on the notion of growth and not that of inflation. It's kind of like a good yield movement or bad yield movement and when it's if you're talking about the reopening of global economies and if it's done in a positive fashion then there's no reason why you can't have a higher yield environment with it being a positive one for equities as well. That's kind of what we've been seeing and if anything the Dow, so the Dow Jones Industrial Average which I'll bring up here, has printed record high and actually closed above 32,000 for the first time ever and this is just looking at the Dow in yesterday's session and it really just you know on the breakout that we had from that double top of price activity from former highs seen at 32,114 once it broke that it just really just kept pushing higher and higher and these are all-time record high levels again in the futures that we've printed in the overnight Asia Pact session. I've just marked up a couple of rectangles here of price levels that I would be keeping an eye on given the nature of the move up to see either bit of consolidation or even pullback from these levels wouldn't be I think too untoward so I think appropriate to mark up some levels of retracement that could come into play if that were the case. Here then 32,378 which would be some of the highs that we were seeing in the back end of the Wall Street session yesterday going into the close and then support in the Asia Pact session anything lower than that and again resistance and support points from yesterday and overnight would be here is at 32,254 and then deeper down on the breakthrough of that double top we had from yesterday but yeah interesting because in this type of more positive sentiment environment we're getting the opposite then of what we have been seeing which is Dow outperforming NASDAQ underperforming so on the close actually the S&P was up 0.6 the Dow was up one and a half the NASDAQ was actually down about a third of a percent in yesterday's session. What else is triggering this well we had a relatively tepid CPI number you know with the market being so inflation obsessed at the moment I think natural human behaviour and that does get reflected somewhat I think in price in short term reactions is everyone's kind of leaning on the emergence of inflation happening quite rapidly that's the general view and I think markets have overshot that a little bit and definitely yesterday's CPI which was in line year on year but the core readings were a touch softer than expected actually created a little bit of a more kind of positive reaction that kind of relief if you like the inflation isn't here surging right now but ultimately it is something that will for sure materialize in the months ahead so a little bit of a more of a short term reaction effect due to market perception on timing of inflation I'd say rather than a real definitive change in the expectation of emerging inflation in the future to accompany that Congress gave its final approval to the latest U.S. stimulus package this now goes to Biden for signage on Friday so that again another positive factor that it's just gone through without too much resistance and then we had the the 10-year auction the one of which the market was assigning perhaps them a more higher priority to just given the maturity and technically it was okay the amount to kind of internals of the auction were not amazing but I think again just given the apprehension that came from how how dire the seven-year auction was two weeks ago we've had a pretty decent three year the tenure was okay that in itself into very low kind of expectations and also against this general relative to recent performance the market liked in reaction terms the 10-year auction so again it's you have to kind of apply context I think to the situation and going into the auction you know yields were already declining and the tenure was already bid so when it came out it just kind of just top that move up so to speak the combination of those three things really the slightly tepid inflation congress approval the 10-year going okay all kind of further supported the general move across asset classes that we had and this morning equity index futures are trading as I talk masnak and S&P futures are at session highs now overnight then this did spill over into the Asia pack session the China CSI 300 index moved its had its biggest move higher in two months and of course this comes after the state backed intervention to support their equities just a few days ago after they've been coming under quite a significant route of late and that generally reverberated across the Asia pack region where most indices were trading positive despite the relative mixed handover we've had from from the US another thing to be aware of that house has helped local sentiment there is the fact that US and Chinese officials agree to conduct a two-day summit next week in Alaska now that's meaningful because it would be the first in person meeting between US and China senior representatives since the Biden administration has come in and definitely you know this is a strategically very important relationship for both those countries but also for markets to really figure out then what is the you know what is the status quo of that relationship just given the new the new president the fact that they're talking is obviously a net positive so again it kind of plays into the whole notion of the short term sentiment at the moment the main thing though to talk about for today because as I said there's no other real news for me to comment on is the ECB and this of course is the ing cribschi of breaking down the complexity of a monetary policy event into its most definable parts and that being the four categories if you like between forecasts that for inflation and growth of which we will get new economic forecasts from the ECB which happens essentially every alternate meeting this time round and then you've got the actual policy statement which is really looking at the actual policy tools in play so the interest rates the QE program and the or the asset purchase program and then the pandemic emergency purchase program the PEP so there your actual tools and then there's the level of the exchange rate which is the other key element of which is a focal point which markets look at so the you can almost put a division between these two things here but kind of kind of think of this as policy bingo if you like and you're trying to calculate in the end then over these four parts where and what is their stance how do they refer to these issues ticking them off and then does this meet then a overall more dovish announcement from the ECB or more hawkish and then that consequently will give you then the directional market impact that this can have on the euro or european yields european equities like the DAX for example so here then ing's base case i'll read that out first because i do think that this is very much the case of probably what's going to happen today and they're saying that for inflation outlook somewhat higher inflation this year on the back of one of factors i.e referring to the the reopening of the economies and low base effects and energy prices and so actually it's just a reflection of that rather than underlying in consistent and persistent inflation conditions that we should be worried about so very much as expected recent data confirmed base case of gradual recovery so again the idea that it's going to be a bit more of a slower burner particularly in europe with the the vaccine rollout and so forth the interest rate and the policy side of it no change there's the pept size to increase if necessary so it's kind of language reiterated to to be flexible reassuring to markets that it's there if needed and then the exchange rate no common at all so actually compared to prior occasions the ECB meeting according to the analysts at ing should not really be that much of a risk event for the euro and the reason for that is the recent declines and trade rated euro and the euro dollar suggests there's basically no need for ECB officials to push back against what otherwise had been a weakening or strengthening euro i should say because remember eliminate the last two weeks of really price movement where the dollar has been pretty rampant following the tracking of the increase in the US yields we've been seeing that then in part has forced the euro dollar pair lower which then counteracts any need for the ECB to say anything about what otherwise was a real point of contention over recent months about how high the euro was becoming because of the persistent weakness of the dollar so at the moment we're in this kind of you know short termish phase of dollar appreciation for now at least and so that renders any discussion about the euro kind of null and void which takes out a lot of the potential interest from this meeting of course then this is just the actual statements we have a press conference and the main topic undoubtedly is going to be rising bond yields and what does Christine Lagarde have to say about that what are the thresholds that these to be looking at what would they do to counteract it obviously she's not going to answer these explicitly but how she responds to that that key subject is going to be important for how to then trade these assets throughout the afternoon while the ECB may talk about unwarranted increase in yields and the tightening of financial conditions more forceful action would weigh on the single currency of course i an increase in perhaps the PEP that's one of the options here which definitely would constitute a more dovish reaction in terms of what this might mean which could be equities higher euro lower yields lower but that's highly unlikely i don't really see any need at this point for them to really move the needle as such there has been source comments out in regard to the forecasts overnight and they've said ECB draw forecasts assume only a fleeting jump in inflation and savings will not fuel a spending boom and so again the downward revision to growth forecasts for 2021 and upward revision to inflation forecasts for 2021-22 from the previous issue of these numbers a few months ago i don't think would come as any surprise at all so really very much looking more not to the policy statement at 1245 but to the press conference and how does Christine Lagarde tackle the fairly thorny issue of the yield move we've had of late she has you know comparative i guess for a lot of people to the likes of draggy not saying that she struggled but perhaps she's not quite as eloquent with her responses and that's room for an intraday prop speculator for potential opportunities so we'll be watching that 130 very very closely looking at the calendar for today the uk european morning is basically empty so nothing really to look forward to so it'd be just marking up your charts for some key technical levels and then you know awaiting the ECB event to happen two part of course the statement policy announcement coming out 1245 the press conference 130 the latter will be alongside us jobless claims i suspected at 725 000 today i don't think that really rocks the boat so to speak it's pretty much consistent of what we've been seeing of late so i wouldn't be looking for that to cause many real triggers in that respect then it's pretty quiet overall on the calendar and we do have in auction space some Italian paper coming to market but then 24 billion in the 30 year bond auction wraps up the three auctions from the us the 120 billion dollars we've had for the week i would say just given the way of which the three in the 10 year have gone i don't see any real issues that this 30 year will encounter so i don't really see that as too much of any type of risk event generally speaking and that is it so i'm going to let you guys get on with the session any questions at all for me just reach me in the discord room and the amplify live community or if you're watching this on youtube just feel free to leave a comment absolutely happy to help all right have a good day guys


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won't care as much she's not a protected woman she's just a she's a kind of well yeah as far as I can see and she did a racism at some point I think uh right so she's she's a lost cause then yep she's out she lost she's written off that's it I suppose um Lindsay Alice has that to a degree she's been cancelled like 17 times um she's protected though she's probably feeling a little bit more of the protected I would yeah the world would be pissed if we covered it but we will eventually just give it time give it all time time comes for us all you guys like the little spooky ghost on the screen yeah I love him look at him he's there like happy he's so happy to be dead long lasting I love I love being every friend on the every frame of psycho podcast yeah little bats look at him there and the bats are like hey it's fun here and that's what place do every frame of poltergeist there you go oh it'll be a bit long but we can probably do that every long yeah I mean you guys are pretty long did you hear about the you guys watched that one youtuber uh patrician he does like 12 hour scripted videos he did a 12 12 hour I think uh live in video well scrolls live in a video and that's how you are a difference has definitely been made and we would have been a part of it not in some way shape or form even if it's a minor degree that um I saw a parody video get made that said every video essay like right now or something and it's like yeah and it's like here's my four hour breakdown of how spongebob square pans is blah blah and I was like oh my god it's like parodying long video essays now back in the day that was that was just considered insane and no one does it but now it's common enough that they being it's like you know counterculture in a way yeah like that's cool that's okay it's only a matter of time before people just shut up about it and just don't care anymore and it's yeah it's just not a normal you gotta get over that um yeah because I kind of I just remember the days of first making my uh my longer videos and people just advising me like do not make long videos the stupid it's like okay but I want to say so anyway back to my long video exactly is this real ignore that ignore that ignore that what how can we ignore that oh my god is this real oh wait that's nothing all right I just I just saw a strange image it's okay did you imagine it okay no I saw it's going to stick with the algorithm and and kind of how youtube is is treated videos over time like I think that it used to be as soon as you got a click you're basically you're basically golden and then they started measuring engagement and then they started doing you know longevity like ads give you more or whatever after 10 minutes and then after a certain amount of time you could add mid-roll ads and stuff like that so now there's really absolutely no disadvantage of making long content but and unfortunately that actually hurts animators and people who make extremely dense but short content but yeah with that chain yeah dense but short that's for sure I thought you were gonna say he was an animator and I'm like I don't think he's no no maybe I don't know wouldn't want to be highly packed wouldn't want to erase his potential animation career you know maybe he is racist what um yeah I think we'll probably we'll probably wrap there um but before we do uh indigo gaming why don't you tell people what's what's what's up with you and why they should yeah what's up a little subscription tell us tell us your story yeah so um I'm still working really hard on my latest video it's going to be about two hours 20 two or probably two hours 10 minutes actually um should be released about I think mid-November probably early to mid-November so it's looking pretty good about 75% done through the editing phase um it's gonna be it's part three of a comprehensive cyberpunk genre uh documentary going all the way back to like the the 60s through the 80s through the 90s is that when cyberpunk started it was in the 60s uh you could you could trace it back to like even like cyberpunk yeah 60s is probably like that's back when um uh do andres dream of electric sheep was written well I guess yeah your answer was 84 that that's like the kind of like the first official quote unquote cyberpunk novel um that's what my first video goes over that blade runner yeah other movies and stuff like that it kind of the genre really came to popularity in the 80s but you can trace its origin back to like the 40s the 60s and stuff like I traced I traced the uh the term cyberpunk from like the 40s uh from cybernetics you know cybernetics you know plus punk things like that but uh yeah this next part's gonna be really really varied it covers comic books um covers uh several movies cover simulation theory covers uh cyberpunk inspired music uh several books and ends on like a big 25 minute section about philosophy and the matrix phenomenon so that's what I'm working on right now uh but yeah that should be that next month I'll also do weekly live streams on my second channel and uh once I'm done with this this monster I'll probably go on to more refugees hmm on your podcast you talk about like current events for gaming or yeah my podcast is not nearly as uh not nearly as regular as this one um I kind of do it like every month every month or two but uh yeah I usually come up with a topic and uh you know get guests on and things like that um the next one might be kind of a uh uh topic I'll probably do some sort of podcast about the matrix um you know with the upcoming release and the trilogy and and I don't know if you guys remember but the matrix was insanely you know just went absolutely crazy in like 2003 with all of the uh animatrix and the the two video game spinoffs and the two sequel movies come out in the same year like just absolutely exploded so yeah might be something like that in the next month or so that'd be kind of fun sweet well link in description on this and in chat and I realized by the way that up until right now I had just pasted Jay Longbone's channel for your link nice job nobody noticed yet so we're okay maybe I don't know if anyone sometimes they at me was like hey you fucked it up but I didn't see anyone this time so my bad if I missed it but um it's it's all set now speaking of which Jay Longbone what are you up to why should people subscribe is it because it's golfing is that why because I think they should they should go watch that well yeah there might be one or two parts left of that so get get you know look out for that sooner or later whatever stories are starting to heat up yeah and I got a whole backlog of shit that I'm working on but currently right now I'm working on the second part of my BBC Dracula mini series review uh yeah that's it shit but you know yeah I I loved your first part I was really I was hoping you'd mention the one you're doing your second part yeah yeah I'm trying I'm gonna try to get it out of on Halloween or before Halloween uh I'm gonna try but you know this one is has been a little bit difficult to write because the second part is just so thin there's nothing really happens in the second part and the characters don't really matter they try to expand on like the whole Dracula thing when he's on the ship to the he's on the Demeter ship on the way to London now normally he's supposed to be just in a box but like he's walking around talking to people and shit but it doesn't mean anything because they all end up dying anyway so you recommend the show no I mean if you want to see like the lead guy be really good at acting and the set design then yeah watch it but other than that like yeah you're not really gonna get anything from it just watch the just watch the uh Francis Ford Coppola movie and you know any other movie that there's anything else but just anything else even with Black Widow did you know that Demeter is the Greek goddess of agriculture I didn't know that yeah yeah I knew that did you know that drinking is not good when you're on stream I've been drinking water it's pretty good if you don't drink you'll die yeah what I thought that was an interesting fun fact for people I know exactly where I am I'm listening to you talk about the vampire show from the BBC and they were on the ship to meter and he said that everyone died so it doesn't matter but if he doesn't recommend it but if you want to watch it for the main characters acting you could do so I've been here this entire you said on the ship to meter you know I think it is right I think she's racist to witches and she can see a little hat she's like these are great they can fly they can cast spells oh wait but spell it we said spell it didn't apply no obviously cannot canonical everyone knows that everyone's seen quidditch I have to have an enchanted broom oh I also want to mention oh sorry I almost want to I also want to mention I'm doing a stream tomorrow on Cinema Sins uh video on interview with the vamp it they need just a video an interview with the vampire and I love that movie and in my personal opinion it it's perfect so I want to know so I want to know what he has to say about this they're warning his videos are all super stens boy is bad yeah I really like interview with the vampire uh I I'm assuming he's gonna have some pretty hot takes on that uh yeah I already watched like the first minute and I was I was like fuck it fuck it all why are you why do you have a channel why uh yeah I mean we could also mention good ol mr metal commander here streaming every single hour of every single day on twitch oh man better good life then what are you doing next you're doing some spooky move games right yeah what's that metal uh yeah I just finished the outer wilds dlc which was really good there was the first spooky game of the month there was that spooky but it was a little bit spooky how the wilds is a game that people tell us to play many yeah me mostly barely constantly recommended game pressed it's I really like it it's always mentioned a lot yeah yeah sometimes rightfully so I really like it I think it's really good and you should everyone should play it uh but yeah next game I'm gonna start this is gonna be Dead Space One so I've played it in a long time and uh what are you gonna be playing it on the first world computer yeah but PC uh I got like a thingy that gets rid of the weird aspect ratio that el sent me yeah white screen something something yeah it's it's gloomy on pc you gotta get some fixes and things for it but luckily the other dead spaces don't have that issue just the first one but that's that's before EA was making the PC stuff that they were making yeah when I finish that one I'm gonna play amnesia the duck descent oh first time oh my god that's a spooky game I recently played the machine for pigs I don't know if I'd recommend it I used to be like no but now I'm like I mean fine it's got stuff in there it's got stuff it's got stuff the funny thing is I think I'll I appreciate the music most of this time that any other time I've played it especially what I know is like I think it was Jay was watching in chat and he was like can can someone tell me what the soundtrack is for this I want to get it I was like that's kind of fair actually sometimes pretty good yeah it's good it's way better than amnesia uh birth after birth after birth it's way better than amnesia after birth I completely agree with that yeah it's a way better experience too because it's like it's four hours as much more condensed straight forward is that how short it is it was I was surprised when I looked at the stream I was like shit I haven't even gone for like that was the whole game damn because I think I didn't realize I was considering making it two parts that would have been a mistake like because I was practically at the end um yeah if you don't like like twitch streams uh I'm planning to do those uh uh play to youtube streams more regular me uh so if you like to watch there better then I'm gonna be there as well it's almost like the lowering of standards of horror games is made games that were kind of mediocre now look better definitely had a Thanos moment where machine for pigs was like Mola doesn't lie and then I was like wow perhaps I was too harsh to you machine for pigs perhaps I judged you too harshly um I realized I never got asked the uh the halloween christmas question you didn't oh shit I thought you okay well it's time to answer that question I guess yeah indigo gaming which do you prefer halloween or christmas now I'm sure gonna get I'm gonna get some hate for this but I'll I'll back up my opinion with uh facts and logic I actually learned a few few years ago actually I won't be quite as outspoken as shah it was very outspoken but I am a christmas person but I'll stay I'll say why okay right so halloween you kind of get like uh you like it like you halloween you kind of you kind of start thinking about in October you kind of build up you might have a couple little parties and then on the last day and then it's done right so at max you get like the build up for a month and then it's over pretty much you're celebrating on one day whereas christmas uh christmas used to be basically the entire the entirety of winter solstice so people would actually have uh celebrations throughout the three months of winter and so yeah so my my argument is that you get more of christmas you get a whole whole a whole season of christmas of gift giving and people meeting up and like everybody's like hey christmas that's right people call it it's like season all christmas is it is the christmas season that's right whereas with stinky halloween oh it's candy corn it's like oh we wouldn't trigger treat it for three hours all right now we got to go to school tomorrow fuck that so i would say that the halloween has more creativity but christmas is longer and and therefore better so that's my opinion you know i'll agree with the face tough christmas is the best holiday of all of them speaking of which halloween's great halloween's great though but christmas is the best um i really have to go now so uh what else should i say uh christmas is better now fuck off was really was there anything anybody wanted to say before we we we run away from the world black widow is bad yeah watch it it's really bad um christmas is better than halloween no um you heard it here first um yeah because no one says that because it's wrong uh what um what else is there to say well of course thank you everyone for joining us for watching and we will chat we will get to the super chats hopefully the whole block of this dream will be done on wednesday so we'll see you then everybody yeah see you later everybody thanks for coming i will i will be around on tuesday with real bbc and i don't think it's bloated yeah we we gotta watch more batwoman too we got two left we gotta do that um that's right yeah that's right we're almost there we're almost there everybody we're almost finished batman are indeed um yes thank you for joining everybody it's peace out see you next time bye good to lose see you guys later on in the days to come goodbye


This is your time for the bulls to live with prosperity, right? It's like that old heavy D song. Now that we found love, what are we going to do? Right with it, we found love. Now what are we going to do with it? Welcome to Access to Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey, guys, good evening, everybody. Welcome to another edition of the Access to Trader.com. We can update, show, hope everybody is doing well. So there's certain updates that pretty much speak for themselves. OK, if you've been watching this broadcast, let's just say even two months. OK, we know certain levels that the bulls really needed to reclaim. It was pretty much simplistic lines in the sand that either the bulls or the bears are going to win that individual battle and pick a direction of somebody who's really going to reclaim it and kind of run with it. And we've been talking about several levels now for two months. OK, the 50 day moving average that kept on getting rejected over and over and over again. That was 321. And then there was this whole macro area and you can see here how many times we talked about this level, how many times the bears rejected the bulls' efforts to go back to the highs and really held down the Nasdaq technology sector for such a long time. And you see these numbers here, 324, 324, 324, 324, 324, 324. And we knew going into today's session was not only that we need to reclaim 321. We talked about this last night in the video, but we needed to reclaim 324 for potential moving higher and pulling up the whole group. And we got that. And it was it was a wonderful, wonderful, seamless day by the bulls. Technology was incredibly aggressive. We gapped up this morning. Q's reclaimed 321, 322, just like that pre-market. And the only question was, were we able to reclaim 324 level to kind of give us a glimpse of what's going to happen next week? And we got our answer first close above this 324 level. And again, if you believe in technical analysis and I don't care how you trade, it's very, very tough to turn around and say, well, now the bears are back into control based on one information. OK, we were selling off for a month and a half, two months. We took advantage of the downside. Levels were broken. Stocks couldn't rally. It was a big divergence between bull and bear, especially in the Nasdaq 100. And now it's over, right? And just one close is over and somebody can make that very, very weak argument. Well, it was a day before the three day.  We got the clothes we wanted. And what's great about what we saw about today's action was, number one, we've seen now for a couple of weeks now, semiconductors really firing on all cylinders. So you saw this week, applied materials, go nuts, LR, CX did very, very well. Names like clack, breaking out. But then there was one name that I was watching, right? One name I've been watching all week and all month and all the last couple of weeks, I was watching the video. I go, I love the video. This is it. So it was one of my this is one of my better traders. I love the stock. I think it's head and shoulders as far as trading wise, above all these semiconductors just because of the liquidity, just because of the liquidity and the range and the average to range. And this had everything. The question was, was it going to finally reclaim the 50 day moving average? We got our answers. This is definitely my trade of the day today. We got our answer there. First close over the 50 day moving edge. Remember, reflecting the QQQs. If you look at Netflix, right? If you look at Netflix, first close over the 50 day moving average. Again, there's a theme starting Microsoft. First close off this linear regression line, right? These are good things. Look at Google, right, guys? Look at Google.  So we're set up here. The coolest part about potential, what could happen for next week? I would still say 80% of the stocks haven't even got above supply. That's where the momentum comes in. And in my humble opinion, the longer now that we build the base, and again, is it possible we have, you know, some some profit taking Monday or Tuesday? Sure, absolutely. But the longer the QQs build the base above that 324 level, you're going to eventually see names like Apple pop up, right? Again, Apple is kind of a no man's lamb. I wouldn't turn around and say, I love Apple next week. But if you get a move on Apple based on strength and gets pulled up by other names on the Qs, well, why can't it start attacking the top of the range here? Look at, look at Square, right? Square today touched a 50 day moving average back test. But what happens if Square reclaims the 50 day moving average next week, right? You see, there's a lot of room to the upside. You look at a name like Roku. Roku had a big three day run, really, really big run. It went from the five day to the 10 days. You can see here, orderly. And if you ever watched, if you ever watched the workshop, that's the whole point of the PS60 theory. It's stocks going from supply to supply and to supply. So if Roku next week turns around and starts reclaiming this 345 level, it's going to start waking up. Again, not out of the woods, but you can see it. But the one and everybody's been waiting for this one that has really, really big potential. And you can see everybody salivating over it. Because again, there is no bigger move. There is no bigger measure potential than the king of all kings, right? The one who swallows up every industry, spits them out and keeps them moving. Mackenzie, right? Mackenzie Bezos, she's in charge. And all it takes for Mackenzie Bezos to really step on the foot of her ex-husband is get above this 50 day supply and you're going to see a monster, monster potential and Amazon as well. So we're set up for next week, right? We don't need to have this video 30 minutes long. This is it. This is what we've been waiting for. If you've been a bull of the market, this is your time for the bulls to live with prosperity, right? It's like that old heavy D song. Now that we found love, what are we going to do right with it? We found love. OK, now what are we going to do with it? And that's the point of where the bulls need to continue this momentum. They have to continue to press and the moral of the story is the longer we build above this three 24 level, right? Longer we build above this three 24 level, a level that we haven't seen since going all the way back to the end of January. OK, the longer we build above this level, the higher probability we're going to get back to this three 35 level, which is the linear regression line. So some updates, you know, you need to analyze. You need to think you have to play worst case scenario. Look, am I oblivious? Anything could happen in this market and, you know, Monday comes Monday. We're having this conversation. Dow Dow 700 points because some some some puppy in, you know, Kansas got covid.   But if you believe in face value, if you believe in the theory that technical analysis works, well, this is it, right? This is it. Bulls, you got the prosperity. Now let's see if you can learn to live with it. So let's get into let's get into the pivots from today.  There's a lot of really big moves. But more important, we are set up for next week. So let's talk about this. This is my, you know, trade of the day, you know, reclaiming the video, reclaim that 541 50 day supply, 543 needs to confirm off the pre-market highs and here's the video, right? Here's the video and it just exploded. It took out this whole channel here that we've been waiting for. We've been talking about in nausea, Stock went all the way up to 555. I think of this confirms this channel here, right? This channel here next week. Look at which room you have guys, right? And again, this is not going to happen in one day. But there's your measured potential. If you're an option player, here's your measured potential. If the market continues, it's next like up this 600 level. I'm assuming we're going to start seeing some deep out of the money call buying coming in for next week and a lot of names. But this one is set to go first close over the 50 day moving average. Definitely looks higher for next week. Activision, again, not a big move on 95 rejected twice needs to build. Here was Activision, right? So here's Activision right here. It took out 95, took out 95, pretty much closed at the high 95 70. It looks like it wants 97 for this week, still looks higher there as well. Game stop, I still like guys.  I promise you it's not going down, right? It's not going down. Somebody came out this afternoon with like two hours left, bought the 200 weeklies, 45 grand out the window. But hey, you know, people are still watching this thing. It's not going higher. All it needs to do, right? For next week, if they can just start taking out this whole little baby channel, man, maybe this thing starts to stretch back into the two 30s. Hey, listen, in this market, anything's possible. So we're still waiting for this thing to clear out. Snow got to 237, did nothing else, literally, literally did not do anything else. Square 50 day supply, 234.50 needs to build over that 235 level. Again, not a big move yet, right? And that's the whole point of stocks reclaiming supply. Not a big move yet. It went to like 3650. I still like it. If they could confirm today's channel, I think this thing is going to wake up next week as well with everything else. Pinterest, I think it was Will in the webinar who gave us the heads up. Fantastic move. Great job, Will. 76 rejected twice on the daily needs to reclaim, right? Here's Pinterest, right? So it took out 76, 76 and went all the way up to almost 79. I think it still kisses that 80 level for next week. That looks good as well. And here's a trade that, again, it was only for experienced traders. It did exactly what I thought it was not going to do. I didn't trade any Tesla today just because it just didn't have any room. So it took out that 689, 690 area. Again, traded to like that 692 area and then got rejected right away. And this is always my point to stay with. This is if you're an experienced trader and you want to take that quick cash flow and you can, but again, Tesla got a marvelous three day run. It went from that 606 pivot that we had earlier in the week, all the way to 692. It had a res day today. They sold it off a little bit at the close. Does it matter? Tesla looks really good. It just needs a little bit of consolidation for the next couple of days. I didn't see Airbnb. I didn't trade this thing. What did Airbnb do today? 193 needed to build, traded to 194. Didn't do anything, came right back in. Yeah, Amazon, here's Amazon. 3120 needs to build. It's not on a sweet spot yet. There's a macro channel that's already included in your email. I already put it on the Twitter feed. That's the area going forward that it's going to complain macro. But I said 3120 needs to build just for cash flow in the 3130s. And look what Amazon did. It took out, right? So it took out the 3120. And in the process, just to give you an idea of how strong Amazon was, and this is really a good cue of what it could potentially do for next week, it took out three supply zones and closed at 3160, right? So we are stone throws away of taking out this whole channel here and really, really starting to stretch. So Amazon looks really good. Congratulations, all you guys are still holding a 40-point move on Amazon. The video is just awesome. Great stuff. I really love the video. The video is awesome. Amazon, take on the way up. Pinterest, nice spike. Again, just a beautiful, beautiful open. Act division, take on the way up as well. Who you never confirmed. Cost, again, talk about specific numbers, right? Cost out of PR, it traded to 2690. Never confirmed that big 27 area. Dropbox, 27 rejected twice, needs to build. Here is Dropbox. You can tell technology is really, really starting to wake up. So here is the 27, right? Here's the 27 on Dropbox. Again, not a huge move. It's a $27 stock, went up about 40 cents or so. But you could tell what is the measured potential. The previous recent high was $28.33 to challenge next week as well. So that is fine still on the table for next week. Here comes the $5.50, $5.51 supply with the $5.55. Just a great job, just an absolute great job today. And again, guys, I want to reiterate this point for all you guys who are joining us next week in the webinar or even on Twitter feed. Please watch the workshops. There's two workshops. There's a PS60, The Foundation, right? They're both combined, like about seven, eight hours. Please watch them. Again, I can feed you pivots till you're blue in the face, OK? But if you don't understand the moving parts, and it's a complex system, it's not for beginners, literally in the first three weeks of trading, it's advanced. A lot of moving parts. So if you don't understand the moving parts, you're really taking down your ability to understand everything and kind of increase your longevity. So guys, please put in the work this week. It was a three-day weekend. So definitely, definitely relax, but definitely put in the work. So that's it, guys. We are all set for next week. Now it's all about the bulls, OK? So guys, happy Easter. I wish everybody a wonderful, wonderful, relaxing weekend. Stay safe, love you all, and I'll see you guys on Monday. Take care.


Most attention is paid to what athletes are doing on the field, but sometimes even more important is what they do off of it. BSU junior quarterback Jared Henning was named to the 2018 Allstate AFCA Good Works team earlier this month for his work in the community, and today at a homecoming event, his head coach Brent Volte surprised him, brought him out center stage, and he was given his trophy in front of a packed gym. Representatives from the American Football Coaches Association in Allstate were on hand to give out the award. Henning is the president of the Student Athlete Advisory Committee, raises money for Make-A-Wish, helped create Beaver Fever Fridays where student athletes read to children, among other things. It's a pretty unreal award to get just because there's so much more to life than football, so with me getting this award I just kind of want to show it as I came here to play football, but football is just a pedestal that I could do, branch out and do other things on, like work in the community, so that's what means a lot. Henning hopes that he can be an example and inspire others to give back long after he graduates. Kind of show off the good work that you've done, but kind of hopefully get others to do the same because pretty soon I'll be done here, but hopefully I've kind of laid the path that other people can follow and just kind of step right in, because there's so much work we can do in the community, and like that's the main reason, that's the main reason we're here to do what we do, because other people can't. Henning will head to the Allstate Sugar Bowl in New Orleans later this year, where he will be recognized at halftime for his accomplishment. If you enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland PBS.


Hi everyone and welcome to my latest policy review of the Forbidden 2020 Manifesto. Now when I say regularly this is the best manifesto in the country the issue I'm going to cover today is one of the reasons why and this is an area that is very close to my own heart and that I care very very deeply about because it's the foundation, it's the foundation of society and it's the building blocks of the future. It is of course education and I get it's one of those things like law and order where you think you wonder is this does every generation say the same thing? Do they all say that education standards are slipping? Well regardless whether that's the case or not it's my firm belief that education standards are drastically slipping, that kids are not taught to think or how to think but taught what to think I think rather than research into textbooks and literature, kids are finding pretty much everything online. I know online has its uses but it's not, it'll never replace fundamental research and experience and I do worry, let me give you an example. Mathematics, basic mathematics. How good are kids now on their time stables? Do we do time stables anymore? I'm going to sound like a real old fuddy-duddy with this but the good thing about the time stables were it taught us to add subtract in our heads, we'd need calculators or computers. I must sound a hundred years old when I say that but it's true and we are I believe kids are not taught as well as we used to be but even the things that we are being taught that kids are being taught in school are frankly dangerous and I will link to something below and yes this doesn't come from teachers but the ideological alliance between the likes of the BBC and the teaching profession is quite stark so the BBC on the day that of Brexit and I'll link to it below you may have seen it. I like to think nothing can surprise me any more but this actually shocked me.  Well you know if that's the case if everything in this country comes from somewhere else then everything in every other country must come from somewhere else as well. I mean I think this this little sketch thing told us that tea was from India but why does India get to claim tea but Britain doesn't get to claim anything. You know we all know that the double standard is going on here but it is actually it's shocking and as I say that's not the teaching profession it's the BBC but the ideology is the same because the teaching profession of this country is dominated by not just people who lean to the left but the extreme left. The teachers associations the the National Union of Teachers for example extreme left organization with Palestinian flags all over its web you know this this kind of thing you get the idea. So what they are teaching children is not certainly not any pride in themselves or in this country they're teaching British children to hate themselves and how you know I don't need to tell you I shouldn't need to argue nobody should need to argue that being taught to hate your own identity is a really cruel and extremely negative profoundly negative thing to do to a person which is likely to have a huge impact on their self image their their self-esteem all of these things and yet we are cruelly teaching children to hate themselves and hate themselves is not a push or stretching it or being alarmist that is exactly what's happening so let me crack on with this then as with the other ones I'll simply read through the policy and offer a little bit of commentary it's a bit longer I think this might be the longest one in the in the manifesto so bear with me I don't want these to be too long so do bear with me and I'll try and keep the commentary to a minimum so here we go education children are a society's future I mean this is common sense what Britain's children learn today is the foundation of Britain tomorrow again this is common sense if children were taught in school to love their country and to fight for their country you would have a very different it would have a very different future to the one that we have now sadly children now as I said quite emphatically children are being taught to hate themselves the impact that will have will mean there's no Britain the Britain that we know the traditional Britain the Britain that is identifiable as Britain across the world many of us love that Britain and want to protect it it's will what the remnants of it that are hanging on will soon be gone and you can see it in universities etc with wanting to decolonize the library and there are too many white people too many white authors in this room absolutely absolutely shocking actually it's a racial hate crime but well we all know about privilege so for Britain believes that currently education in the UK is in a state of emergency again that's not inflammatory language I think we're actually quite being quite toned down there to be honest with you instead of being educated being taught the skills needed to pursue a career and how to be responsible self-sufficient respectful and law-abiding adults children are subject to enormous political and social propaganda well being responsible self-sufficient respectful law-abiding adults isn't what the extreme left actually wants because that's an ordered society in a peaceful and quiet society and they want revolution we all know that this is this teaching is shaping British society and sending it in a dramatically different direction left-wing propaganda dominates teachers unions and as such propaganda such as that surrounding Islam or chance trend transgenderism those two are the chief to is taught as fact so propaganda is taught as fact for a society to succeed its people must have respect for that society fairly self-explanatory in school's left-wing indoctrination into the ideas of multiculturalism and the demonization of Britain are the norm this means that British children growing up in growing up with a negative view of British society and its freedoms and indeed of Western liberal democracy itself in 2016 the National Union of Teachers Britain's largest teaching union passed a motion at its annual conference announcing its refusal to teach British values to children denouncing this as cultural supremacism instead the Union insisted upon promoting policies that welcome migrants and refugees into Britain there isn't a great deal I can add to that I it's it's an example of exactly what I've been talking about they refuse the NUT refused to teach British values calling it a mark of cultural supremacism incredible incredible extraordinary stuff none of them should be in jobs if you ask me but that's another matter reading right writing mathematics and learning skills are the building blocks to a working life for Britain salutes the reintroduction of phonics to the classroom and we will make this the model for language and numeric literacy we will emphasize focus on mental arithmetic arithmetic skills and the learning times tables and will introduce children to other languages from year one of primary school when their minds are most open to these skills again fairly self-explanatory we want people to be educated in schools to prepare them for the working world to prepare them for a career to prepare them for adulthood for responsibility but largely with the emphasis on the working world we need to get the educational basics right I have spoken to employers or recruitment consultants recruitment and the for example one of the ways that I think we are we are doming down as a country and a society is English now I know that English can be difficult and there are there always going to be a couple of quirks in English that you you are confused by but I think the standard has has enormously dropped and I've spoken to recruitment consultants who tell me that people don't even have basic a high level of basic English written English and this is a stark difference to 20 30 years ago so we need to get the basics right the educational basics right this is the primary point of school so let's get back to that at the old system of grammar secondary and modern secondary modern and technical schools was designed and equipped to make a great education available to all regardless of background giving mobility particularly to children from poorer backgrounds to meet the current demand for these types of schools we must concentrate on opening a minimum of one grammar school per town and more where funds are available to ensure every child can has an opportunity to to benefit from this again fairly self-explanatory one grammar school per town or more if it can be afforded in a bid to ensure that as many people as possible attend university quota systems adopted by both Labour and the Conservatives have meant that students are graduating with pointless degrees and mountains of debt when another career direction would have been more appropriate so for Britain will introduce a new national curriculum to be followed by all schools state public private and religious to outline minimum teaching requirements beyond the curriculum schools will be free to make additions provided they do not conflict with the curriculum and are free to decide upon teaching styles so the curriculum will include the following history history should be taught to children as it happened not with anti-western political spin children will be taught the true horrors of totalitarian regimes such as communism and Nazism they will also be taught the positive contributions that Great Britain has made to the world as well as its industrial and political history now this is really important and I said at the outset that the you know denigrating people's country can be have a huge effect on them as people it's an attack on their identity and the way they see themselves and therefore it can be quite damaging particularly against children so we're going to do the opposite of that instead of instilling negative feelings into children we're going to instill positive ones that make them like themselves not hate themselves but by telling the truth and the truth is that this country has made an immeasurable contribution to the world that should be celebrated politics children will learn how British politics works they will learn the machinations of parliament the party system local councils and the impact of the media schools will defend the democratic process as superior to totalitarian regimes and pupils will learn the value of freedom of speech open debate and individual liberty so at the moment communism and hard leftism is promoted schools we will promote freedom instead sciences children will be taught factual and unbiased science they will learn and practice scientific inquiry and open debate as well as the principles of science for example that true science attempts to disprove its own findings all aspects of science fact an opinion will be explored and this will be carried out without political bias again there will be actual science and actual scientific testing and actual the truth of scientific experiments will be discussed and we will not bury inconvenient truths that goes for a lot of areas of life mathematics as well as being taught complex mathematics simple mathematics which is crucial will also be taught children will learn how to add subtract multiply do fractions and do so without use of computers or calculators languages i wish i spoke more than one language i have fairly high level of french but i wouldn't be confident enough to say i spoke french but i think it would it's an absolute it's a huge asset for people to be able to speak more than one language and so i think and as the manifesto goes on children will be introduced to languages at an early age european languages as well as those from further afield will be included schools will decide upon which languages to teach in light of available resources my apologies english children will learn the richness and beauty of the english language they will read shakespeare the bronte sisters and other great british authors such as dickens or more recently george orwell they will learn the english language and how to write and speak correctly all schools will teach lessons in english only the only exceptions being welsh or galak practical living children must be taught the practicalities of life i've long long thought this they will be taught cookery healthy eating household budgeting banking mortgages etc finances taxes and obedience to the law we should be learning these things it's a minefield and when you go out on your own into the adult world these things you will you will need to deal with these things and you will need to know how to handle your money how to eat well and i think we should be teaching these things in school non-academic subjects academia is not the only route for children to take and non-academic teaching must be given high priority not all children will be suited to academia nor desire academia therefore skills such as car maintenance plumbing and other non-academic options must be on offer to those for aptitude or with aptitude for them fairly self-explanatory academia isn't everything again i can't be you know we shouldn't even need to say this sex and sexuality controversial one children over the age of 12 can be taught about sexual reproduction and its consequences in terms of disease and unwanted pregnancy religious schools and here's where there is a bit of a clash it's between the sort of the secular norms and secular morals with society clashing with what people teach in religious schools and i don't really see why this is such a big clash i think it's fairly easy to accommodate both and it's a great manifesto because i'm to say religious schools will be free to teach sexual morals in accordance with their own tradition but they must also teach that homosexuality or sex outside of marriage are legal and that homosexuals and transsexuals for that matter enjoy equal rights under the law this does not interfere with their religious right to condemn homosexuality for example as sinful but it does require children to be taught about the society they live in and that their religious tradition does not necessarily match the law of the land in a secular nation teaching on abstinence as well as contraception can be included in the list of options for human sexuality allowing children to better understand sexual morals and adult responsibility in this regard and this particularly is a big issue for me and a very important issue for me i find the sexualization of children over the last decade or so to be really quite disturbing i think that we need to push sex and sexuality back into an adult direction it's certainly where i would like to see it going so universities like schools universities in britain are carrying the heavy weight of political correctness and left wing bias as an example many universities disallow open debate and bar non left wing speakers from holding events and i can tell you that from lots and lots and lots of personal experience of being protested against that universities are so many times cancelled from speaking at universities um and i was to speak i think was the university of west london a few years ago quite ironically i was going to speak about censorship by universities and they wouldn't let me speak about it i'm sure they i'm sure that it's not lost on them i'm sure that the irony of it can't be lost on them so for example those critical of immigration islam censorship or transgenderism are routinely no platformed in british universities teaching is very often left wing as well as one-sidedly anti-british anti-american anti-capitalist and anti-israel so on that for britain we're legally obliged universities to hire teachers of all political backgrounds we will ensure genuine diversity of thought within british teaching institutions institute a university bias board to which students may complain if if an event of their choosing or speakers they have invited are disallowed for political reasons so we need a body that for example you know people who've invited me to speak students who've invited me to speak um have gone on to have their their academic careers destroyed and they need protection and they're certainly not don't have anywhere to turn so when they hire a venue at the university and they for example invite myself to speak and then all hell breaks loose um honestly i could really take offense that the hu ha when my name is mentioned uh but those you know if a student has their event cancelled by some busy body at the university they have nowhere to turn there should be somewhere to turn and something to prevent their academic careers being destroyed simply because they invited a speaker to speak in this apparent free country expel students who threaten to disrupt events with intimidation or violence based solely on the presence of a particular speaker and being charged criminal charges if appropriate if found guilty of such intimidation by the university bias board uh so once again this this board should have some teeth and it should be able to expel people so for example if one if the free speech society for example invites me to speak and the antifa society decides to put around threats saying they're going to disrupt the event and etc they should be expelled you cannot bully your way around university like that uh let finally end university quotas fairly self-explanatory for the points on this for britain will scrutinize the national union of teachers and place obligations upon them to teach the national curriculum as required those who refuse will be fired what puzzles me is how the n ut can pass a motion saying we're not going to uh we're not going to teach british values and just and just be allowed to do it you know this is it always it always baffles me we get all this talk don't we uh and you hear it a lot from the tories lately they're going to do this and they're going to do that and nothing actually happens uh absolutely extraordinary you can how we can stand back and watch people refuse to do their jobs and just do nothing we need to do something and that goes for a lot of areas of life end the funding of transgender advocacy groups and hold a public inquiry into their teaching in schools i've spoken about this several times uh transgender groups with absolutely no scientific basis what they're teaching has no basis in science they have made it up they are plucking things out of thin air they are creating a new uh range of genders creating them and uh teaching them to kids they're telling children there are seventy something genders pick one they are being funded by you by the taxpayer the government is paying these really really radical groups to go in and teach your kid that they can they don't have to live in their own body if they don't want to and if they have any self-image problems it's because they're living in the wrong body this is scandalous and should not be happening we would bring that to an end and very very much so big priority aim to build one grammar school in every town in the uk oblige local government to prioritize the provision of decent schools in their area because in all honesty uh i think government's local national whatever it may be should have somehow fixed priorities they should be forced to prioritize the basic things that we need to survive one of those is education and it must be a priority and that national government a central government doesn't oblige local government to prioritize certain things i think is actually a a failure of duty of the national government i i really do i think there needs to be a lot more instruction to local government on what to prioritize and how to spend the taxpayers money and the pointless degree culture by providing funding for the study of stem science technology etc subjects with the aim of ending tuition fees all together yeah again pretty self-explanatory funding for quote unquote real degree science technology medicine and mathematics etc etc it should be funded and with the aim of ending tuition fees all together i do think there is something wrong when people are starting their career already chained to enormous enormous debts this is not the way young people ought to be starting out in life um there's there's enough debt in life you know debt is going to come and actually i'm i'm going to i'm i'm reading a really interesting book which i'm going to review um the grip of death about the uh the levels chronic levels of debt that uh western society people vast numbers of people in western society are living with as if as if that's the norm as if it's ordinary to to spend your life uh up to your ears and crippling debt i don't think it should be and i don't think that people should start life start out their careers young people should start their careers uh already already with enormous debt signing over them um not the best start in life so that's education and again like so many of our policies i really do believe that these are this is what the country is crying out for um we want the we want to get the basics right we want people to come out of school being able to read write think add subtract um you know do things without a computer or a calculator uh and actually think for themselves and and make this country you know keep the standard of this country high to do that we need a decent education system i don't believe that's what we have at the moment i do believe that these policies that for britain's policies are the answer to the problems of the educational system if you believe that join us get on board stand for election get behind these policies they are the right policies they will work all we need to do is get them to the public uh and offer them offer them to the public for them to vote for and vote for them they will so i'll be back next week with foreign affairs another very crucial uh area of policy uh i am out and about i'm in scotland tomorrow so i look forward to seeing people there and uh i shall be back with with several more videos uh next next week a lot more settled in now and i'm looking forward to um well i'm looking forward to all the challenges between now and may but with policies like these we have everything everything to fight for and everything to work for uh get on board it is by far the best manifesto in the country for britain dot uk slash join or text uh join to 60777 do that and i shall see you on the campaign trail soon thank you


Hello friends. In our last class, we have studied how best you can use pheromones in pest management. So, now let us discuss the other modifying chemicals which are used in the insect pest management programs. Such one is insect growth regulators. These are synthetic compounds which are actually processing the activities of juvenile and molting hormone of insects which are very important in insect maturation and development. They are called insect growth regulators. These are also called as J-H mimics, J-H analogs and also juveniles. So, these insect growth regulators, they retard the development of pest species, particularly inducing its sterility and also ultimately death of the insects. These are mainly effective on immature insects. So, this phenomenon was actually met accidentally. When Dr. William, he was working with one insect that is a pyrochorus bug, when he was raring, he come across the mortality of the pyrochorus bug. So, he afterwards understood that particular chemical is involved in the mortality of these insects. So, when he traced out this paper towel which was actually made out of this balsam fir tree which is available in America, contains this J-H hormone. Actually, that killed the insect and thereby the different insect growth regulators and other juveniles came into the market. So, these insect growth regulators, they affect in different way. So, they act as anti-morphic chemicals and mainly they act on larvae, even they act on eggs and ultimately they inhibit the embryos and also a J-H chain. So, the insect growth regulators, they even inhibit the synthesis of this chitin. You know chitin is one of the important constant of the insect which is, which gives protection to the insects many ways. So, thereby it acts on the chitin synthase enzyme and most of the insect growth regulators, they act on this cuticle, especially this chitin regulator and thereby it is going to rupture the insect and forms the, thereby it is going to produce malformation effect on the insect and insect it is going to die because it is not going to reach the further stage. There are many insect growth regulators which are actually available in the market and among them mythoprene is first to release as insect growth regulators which is very effective against homopterans and also dipterans and followed by kinoprene, hydroprene, pyruproxafine and diflobengeron. So, these are the chemicals which are actually available in other countries only the diflobengeron which is available in India for the management of various insect pest. The other insect growth regulators which are available in India, they are Luffenoron which is very effective against leptopteran pest and to some extent they are also effective against colapteran groups of insects. Then buprophazine another insect growth regulators which is very effective against sucking insect pest and also some of the hemipterans which are actually involved in the damage in rice ecosystem. So, among them is one is PPS. So, it is very effective against this PPS pest. And another insect growth regulator which is commercial available that is Nauleuron and it is also very effective against this leptopteran group of insect and to some extent white fly. These insect growth regulators they have their own advantage and these can be fit well in integrated pest management programs since their requirement is very small. Hence, we are going to load the environment with less pesticides and they are somewhat specific and hence the non-target enemies are spared and they are their mode of action is more than one that is they even affect eggs, larvae and to some extent pupa also. Hence, the resistant development to other insecticides or other conventional insecticides can be avoided and these are very eco friendly because of bio degradation is very forced in the nature. At the same times, these insect growth regulators they have some disadvantages. Since they are actually effective against only narrow group of insecticides, so most of the insects cannot be controlled with these insect growth regulators and since they are effective at larval stage and if you are going to apply at a later stage of the larvae they may continue feed on the applied surfaces. Since their mode of action is slow, the damage may be continued in the field, so like other insects the chances of resistance in these growth regulators is not ruled out. They are somewhat unstable in the ecosystem. There are some naturally occurring insect growth regulators. They are somewhat unstable, but the commercially available insect growth regulators they are somewhat stable. Hence, they are producing very good effect on the insects. The cost of these insect growth regulators comparatively high than conventional insecticides. So, other method which is natural method of modifying the insect behavior that is push and pull or stimulus deterrent diversion. Already we have discussed more about this. Only thing is here volatile chemicals they are produced by the plant. They are utilized for the benefit of the insect pest management. There are many attractants, repellents and also deterrents. They are also involved in the pest management programs. So, what is attractant? Attractant is one chemical which actually brings oriented movement in insects towards the source of the food. They are also called food lures. There are various attractants which are commercially available for the management of different insect pests. Among one is that is for management of housefly. We have sugar and molasses. Likewise, melon fruit fly management, we have this culure. Then another fruit fly that is oriental fruit fly for this management, we have this methylvisional. It is much used in the management of this fruit fly. Similar to attractants, we have antifidants. Here antifidant means the surface area will be avoided by the insect from feeding. So, insect can sit on the surface that is a treated surface, but it cannot feed. So, the first chemical to release that is zinc salt of dimethyl diethiocormamic acid which was used against many rodentates for the management of the one which actually feeds on the bark of trees. There are various deterrents, I mean antifidants. They are available from different sources like botanical source, then even the from chemical source and also some of the attractants, I mean antifidants. They are also belong to some other groups like argon tins, then also triagens which are available in the market for the management of different insect pests. We have few repellents. So, these repellents actually cause insects to orient their movement away from the source. In case of attractants, there it actually causes towards the source, but here it actually repels. So, even this repellents can be working as this feeding deterrent. So after few hours of treatment of these repellents, they are going to act as feeding deterrents. How means? When you spray these repellents on a particular surface, for few hours the insect may not sit, but it would be repelled. But after few hours when it lasts the efficacy, so insects can sit on the treated surface, but it cannot feed. So, in that way repellent they are also working as this feeding deterrent. So, there are many repellents which are available from different chemicals. So, among one is this benzyl benzoate which is used for management of mites. Likewise other chemicals which are generally used for the pest management, they do act as repellents for the management of insect pests. So, another botanical product which is much used in the screw warm flies management that is pint or oil. Likewise the commonly used this pentachlorophenol for the management of termites. So, these attractants, repellents and feeding deterrents, they have their own advantages. Since they are used at low toxicity, they are safe to humans, plants and also other domestic animals. So, since they are applied on the desired plants and other insects are spared like natural enemies and chances of resistant development it is low. At the same time they are possessing some disadvantages. So, we cannot completely cover the entire surface area. So, hence the repeated application is required and if you do not apply in another area, there are chances of movement of these insects from treated place to the another untreated place. So, that is why we need to apply these programs in area wide basis. Thank you.


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The English Premier League ended its 6th round on the weekend and we have the results. Newcastle, whipping Sheffield United, 8-0, a two-all draw between Arsenal and Tottenham, Brighton 3-1 over Bournemouth, Aston Villa, a win against Chelsea, a win for Liverpool over Western Manchester United, one goal to secure those points against Burnley, a 3-1 win for Everton over Brentford, no goals in the draw between Crystal Palace and Fulham, one all draw between Luton and Wolves. What about Manchester City getting that win 2-0 against Notnam? Let's take a look at how the table stands now. Manchester City at the top of the table, Liverpool in second position on 16. Okay, so we're going to have to come back to that table because viewers, I know you've been following the sport, so we'll have to get back to that table. But team, this weekend had so many mouth-watering matches and the feature match on Sunday was the North London Derby between Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur at the Emirates Stadium. What a match it was and it certainly lived up to its billing. But once again, the VAR and the rules surrounding handball have been dominating the headlines. So Lance, what a weekend, but as we said, Va, we don't get to talk about good sport without Va deciding to make the headlines. Well, even Simon Evans? Yes. No, it wasn't Simon. It was Pete Russell. No, it was Johnny Gray on Friday. Oh. He referenced the North London Derby because although he was on the show to talk about cricket, he did mention the North London Derby facetiously as if he wanted to discuss that because it was such a big weekend for both teams. But I guess both teams gave us good as they got. And I think a fair result in the end, Simon getting on the score sheet. And I think it was an exciting match and the kind of match that, you know, we've grown accustomed to seeing when these two North London teams battle. Yeah, really, really positive stuff from Tottenham Hutspur for the start of this season. Arsenal fans will be extremely angry and they were because I reached out to one on the weekend and it says if I couldn't talk to them, Ricardo, it was so upset over this draw. Yeah, listen, pretty good match. And it was always going to be a good match because Tottenham had a very good start to the season. We know the quality that Arsenal possess from last season and they have brought into this campaign as well. But the issue of Var and this handball rule or what the rules say or how they are interpreted is a serious issue. And we look at what happened yesterday with this Arsenal Tottenham game and Romero. Clearly, that was a handed ball for me. Couldn't understand, first off the bat, why it wasn't called on the field of play. When to var, of course, decision was penalty. As far as I'm concerned, the right decision. But the real problem now comes in how this rule has been. Debrated. Applied inconsistently throughout the course of the English Premier League. So let's, for example, think about Romero himself when Manchester United played Tottenham, Garnaccio and Romero handling the ball. As far as I'm concerned, I'm not seeing many differences in the call yesterday versus the Garnaccio call. Romero again, the one involved and that one wasn't called a penalty. Went to Var as well. And it wasn't given as a penalty again with the inconsistencies. You also look at Anthony Gordon handling the ball again. Clear hand ball, made a pass. Long staff finishes it off for Newcastle goal. But it's not called back because Anthony Gordon didn't score right off the bat. The suggestion being that if immediately after the handed ball, he had taken a shot and scored, then it wouldn't have counted. But because he made a pass, then it's counted. And I think people are getting confused as to how this rule should be applied. Even the Tottenham coach at the end of the contest saying, I really don't know what the rule is. I don't know. Don't even bother to ask me. And I think it's a serious problem around the game that because of how the rule is being applied, it seems to be a serious level inconsistent application of it. And a lot of people are confused. I am one of them. Yeah, but Ricardo, you're saying around the game, but you recognize that a lot of the criticism has come from the English Premier League. Yes. Generally speaking in Europe and globally, the effect of Var on the game is less contentious. There is something about the English application of Var in the English Premier League that just looks inconsistent. And that is what causes the constant complaints and quarrels over how it has been used. I think the issue is when it's applied in one particular way for one player or a certain match and then it's applied differently. It's as if there isn't so in law. When you think about law, they look at older cases and different rulings in order to make a ruling on a particular current case. But for us where Var is concerned, we can't look at an older incident because of course it doesn't apply. It's as if it's a brand new incident. There's a brand new ruling. And I think that's where the issue comes up. Yeah, I think it's also interpretation, right? So Lance Whitaker is referee A and he interprets it in one way. Ricardo Chambers is referee B and he interprets it in another way. And so a seemingly similar situation, you get different rulings for seemingly similar situations. And I think that is happening quite a lot throughout the course of the EPL. And I think we'll see this again before the season is out. We are going to have this discussion a few more times relating to how this handball rule is being applied throughout the course of the league and the apparent inconsistent nature in which it is being applied. All right, well team are still with the EPL and Chelsea. They suffered their third defeat in six matches going down one nil to Aston Villa at home. Their manager, Mauricio Pontruchino says they need to grow up. I think we need to grow up like a team, not only in an individual way. I've seen player like Nico that is so young and he's feeling the Premier League and he's learning. I think anytime in this type of game, of course that we are competing and we want to win and football is our home to win. But also players when they are young need to learn with experience and make a mistake. Yes, that's why we feel disappointed because I think we are paying too many situations like this. I'm agree with you that too many things like this are this, the thing, another small detail, another small detail and in the end we are losing the game and we are in a situation that we need to change as soon as possible. Lance, Chelsea, they haven't looked good for quite some time. Now the manager team saying they need to grow up. Well, I don't know how the Chelsea fans are digesting this. They're winless from all their games in September so far and they've spent a lot of money. That's putting it mildly. So Pontruchino is on the stress because it's hard for him to explain the dismal form of this team when so much has gone into building their roster. What more can he do? I want to make a suggestion, right? And this is more for the Sportsmax Zone than it is for Chelsea on Friday. And by the way, the producer of the weekly Sportsmax class moments is a Chelsea fan and I am suggesting strongly that the best Chelsea goal for September be in the Sportsmax class moments on Friday. Where is he finding that? The training ground? Danielle, don't worry about Ricardo. Focus on all the teams and you'll be fine. But to be fair to our Chelsea fans in the office, they've been despondent from before the season started. Even when the transfer window was developing and we saw the process, the Chelsea fans just were at a loss. I don't think Manchester United fans should be making any fun of anybody. Didn't Manchester United win at the weekend? One nil. Thank God for that. A brilliant Bruno Fernandez goal. That should make class moments as a serious thing. Well, I'm going to continue with our programming. The English football season continues on Tuesday. When defending League Cup winners, Manchester United welcome Crystal Palace to Old Trafford in third round action. The game will be live on Sportsmax starting at 2 PM if you're in Jamaica. 3 ECT is a great time.