Now, the question is where do you dispose the industrial non hazardous waste? Somebody was talking about disposal of radioactive waste in ocean completely do not talk about this at all. The first is land disposal just throw it on the ground and forget about it which most of us are doing. Ocean disposal well there was a situation where this was being adopted. A better way would be encapsulate the waste in a matrix of concrete and those concrete units can be dispose of in some water body, but this also has been stopped particularly because of lot of environmentalists and the people who are more concerned about the aquatic life. Most of the projects where reclamation is involved they all go through litigation why you are disturbing the complete ecology and synergy of that locality. So, there is a very strong group of people who is against this type of development in the country incineration that is you reduce the weight of the waste volume of the waste another problem is you generate lot of ash. See what disposal is becoming a very big issue? What is the difference between Poway lake and Vihar lake? Well 20 percent of your answer is correct, but you are not sure that which side it is correct. What I understand and what I know is that Poway lake is a non drinkable water is a non portable water while Vihar lake water is being used for supply of water to the entire city. So, yes your guess is correct that is what I said 20 percent you are right. Oxidation ponds are particularly whenever you fly over whenever you are landing in Bombay, then you can see next time when you come to Vashi creek and then you start looking down you can see the aeration ponds or the lagoons at Mulun, Bandhup, Ghatkopar. They are the good example of aeration ponds for the entire city. Before disposing the sludge in the sea they are treating it there and then slowly and slowly they discharge the sludge into the sea lagoons we are talking about these are the same lagoons surface impoundments. So, this also becoming a very big issue in geotechnical engineering how to design lagoons you know. What are lagoons? Just now I give an example. Oxidation ponds are sort of a lagoons are nothing, but a structure is a open structure having some sort of an impoundment or attainment. So, you make a small small embankments so that water can be stored. So, a salt pan lagoon is the one where salt is being produced. If you are using this land for aeration of sludge it becomes aeration lagoon or surface impoundments. So, wherever you are impounding the sludge on the surface construction applications debris and so on. And then ultimately the resource recovery becomes a very important issue. How would you recover the precious metals or the material out of it? Sometime back there was a philosophy that radioactive waste can be stored in a space. So, some countries tried that also.  So, lot of people have tried that in fact, but now there is a international agency which monitors the activities associated with atomic energy and its regulation all over the world which is known as IAEA international atomic energy agency. So, all the countries have to comply with the norms and the regulations which have been created by them.  Any examples which comes to your mind? Iraq war, NPTs the issues are you know at a very different level. If you do not comply this is what is going to happen. And let us talk about hazardous waste as per the US EPA that is United States Environmental Protection Agency. Their website is www.epa.gov. So, which classifies most of the industrial activities as the main source of generation of hazardous waste. And this type of waste poses significant threat to the environment and health in combination with other materials or alone. So, as per EPA what is EPA environmental protection agency. And in 1980 they came up with four classification schemes. The type one is aqueous inorganic type two is aqueous organic type 3 is organic and type 4 is hazardous sludge slurries and solids. So, this is a classification scheme which has been used for defining hazardous waste. Aqueous word is more important because otherwise it will be in a passive form. So, if you remove this aqueous form then this waste has to interact with water to become active. But organic substance does not require any liquid phase this cell will be quite active. And most of the sludges slurries and the solids which are contained in these sludges are classified in type 4. So, which one will be more you know intensive type 1 or type 4. The order of activity should be increasing from 1 to 4 or it should be decreasing from 1 to 4 does not matter what is your guess. Increasing order well I have no idea. So, aqueous inorganic substance would be passive or active just read EPA in 1980 and then find out. So, this is assignment for all of you. So, as we understood by this time that most of the hazardous waste are coming out of the industrial activity. They pose significant threat to the environment health in combination with other materials or alone. Now, what is the meaning of this hazard? This hazard is associated with waste is not only due to its presence, but also due to its concentration. So, hazardous material in a very dilute form may be harmless even though in its concentrated form it may be very toxic. So, this is a relationship between toxic and hazardous behavior or toxicity and hazardousity. As such detection of a hazardous material in the ground does not necessarily indicate a significant problem. So, most of time people are unnecessarily worried. So, this is a catch that in a very dilute form it may be harmless even though in its concentrated form it may be very toxic. So, that is why the best policy of disposal of waste is dilution, but you have to be very careful from where you are going to bring water. Water itself is becoming a very big scarcity is it not. So, there is no water available now and your generations definitely will face this. So, never underestimate water now. So, this is a very big problem. So, this is a recycling of water, rain water, harvesting and all those philosophies have you know come up. What are the sources of hazardous waste? The first is nuclear power plants. The second is municipal solid waste landfills, but remember we need more and more nuclear power nowadays is it not that is how the might of the nation is being decided. So, now we are in which group India G7, G9 or what we have joined a league of groups you know league of nations and on what basis check it out G11 just check out. So, this is where actually the whole country is now you know on a cross road. We experiment a lot with thermal power there was a time when everybody was talking about hydral power, but hydral power posed lot of challenges it was very difficult there were so many dams which are constructed in the river valleys in the hilly terrains and all. Then people switched over to power plants thermal power plants you know the problems associated with every thermal power plant. They produce electricity definitely, but they produce lot of other things which are unwanted and the amount of land which is required. So, this is where actually lot of discussions were going on whether India should go totally thermal power based or nuclear power based. So, if you want to be called as a developed nation the ideal situation should be that there should not be any thermal power plant in the country the entire electricity and power should be generated from nuclear power plants and that is where your role becomes very important. So, this will do this reactor scientist will do that, but who is going to tackle the byproduct that is where most of the geotechnical engineers are required. The second situation is municipal solid waste landfills, MSW landfills, chemical and primary metal industries. The Anklashwar in Gujarat is an example of how chemical industries have polluted the entire city and the entire region. Anklashwar is famous for most of the pharmaceutical companies. ONGC. ONGC earlier it was it was a hub of ONGC, but now it is known for some bad reasons and one of the reason says that the soil water is heavily polluted. Most of the chemical industries and pharmaceutical industries are located in Anklashwar. ONGC is in Mahesana by the way not Anklashwar. So, another culprit is paint and dye manufacturing industries. Zinc and lead tin which is integral part of the paint and dye. Anybody in the class from Jaipur or Rajasthan you might have heard sometime back that there was a ban on one industry which is very famous at in Jaipur. Jaipur was known for something marbles. Apart from that there was a Jaipur print you know they used to use a dye and they used to make those bed sheets particularly and because of this dye industry what happened to the water of the entire city. So, ultimately this was shifted out of Jaipur that and dye industry is dead no more because of dye manufacturing industries and the you know subsidiary units associated with this process of dyeing. Most of the mining industries they are associated with the hazardous waste we were talking about acid mines. So, that again is hazardous could be toxic also, but you think of the situation where most of the minerals have been taken out and heavy metals leached from them. So, this is where the mining industries and of course, milling milling milling tailings and the mineral tailings are also attributing a lot to this problem. Paper and pulp industries we have talked about what are the issues associated with paper and pulp. Badrachalam area is famous for this and in North India Roorkee that place Nipanagar and Roorkee area is quite famous for this. Another culprit is battery and fuel cell industry. So, present day society is now migrating from electricity to batteries. So, what is the component associated with battery manufacturing which is highly toxic and hazardous? What is the name of the batteries which you use in most of your electronic devices? Nickel. Nickel cadmium. Nickel cadmium. Nickel cadmium is the biggest culprit and electronic circuits zinc mercury. So, battery and fuel cell industry. So, they cause too much of hazardousity to the environment. Leather industry Kanpur is famous for this and in South India Mysore lot of tenon is produced out of this which was being disposed of in the river in the free water bodies. Electroplating is another example of the hazardous waste generation or the source of hazardous waste generation. Lot of assets are employed in electroplating process and lot of heavy metals you know are thrown directly into the form of the spent fuels, spent electrolytes. It can be a good research topic particularly those of you are interested like whenever you do electroplating what is that you utilize? Say suppose if you are doing silver or iron sorry silver or let us say gold electroplating. So, from the solution you are recovering all silver ions and gold ions and what is remaining in the solution in the form of spent ions is chlorides or where you are going to throw them. So, truly speaking the entire area becomes heavily contaminated chlorides and textile industries which is supposed to be quite hazardous waste because they use heavily either the cleaning process, starch and you know coloring process. So, these are the sources of the hazardous waste and last, but not the least which is becoming very significant nowadays is hospitals and pharmaceutical companies. See the requirement of presented society is that everybody wants to live close to the hospitals is it not and without realizing that what if the consequences are having hospitals next to your door. So, this is becoming a big challenge the hospital waste which could be of bio in nature bio waste how to tackle it and most of the pharmaceutical companies the type of waste which they are producing. So, some of the examples are heavy metal and the non biodegradable synthetic organics you need not to remember all this just for your general knowledge like lead is dioxin mercury is in DDT arsenic capon cadmium mirex these are all compounds tin PCB boards zinc is in carbon tetrachloride chromium benzene copper chloroform beryllium strontium PBC. So, I do not know whether you might have read this or not people were debating whether to use a certain what you say certain brand of shoes and chapels. Did you hear this case from 7, 8, 10 years back it was in very hot debate that the rubber souls leech out lot of they are made up of PBCs is it not. So, they will leech out beryllium strontium which are not good for skill a few years back there was a case where there was a ban on toys from certain country. So, why because in most of the polymers you have these heavy metals and which gets have a tendency to chew or to come in contact with directly. So, that is why there was a ban. So, everywhere they use the word leaching I mean anything which gets dissociated very easily from the waste form and it is free to get consumed either directly or indirectly all right. So, this I thought I will give you an example of NTPC corba. This is the power plant from a distance this is a railway line when you go to corba you will be passing through this you will find lot of mountains over here now which geological formation is this you are from nearby area and you are a geologist by profession sorry coal any other guess. So, let me give you a hint let me ask you a question whether this is manmade or this is natural this is manmade which looks like a hill ok. This is the over burden which has been dumped and lot of hills have been created in this region near Raipur corba and all that belt western coal fields are there all right. So, the more you dig out coal the more these type of mountains are going to be created this is a pure human activity from a near distance looks like this. So, these are the mounds of the over burden over burden is nothing, but the top soil which has to be removed before you dig the coal from the mines and it may range from 2 meters to 3 meters to 4 meters depending upon your luck and depending upon the circumstances. So, in order to get certain amount of coal you have to remove that top soil and that volume could be of this magnitude. So, these guys approach this and basically these are coal moisture residues look at this. So, whatever coal cannot be used in any form has to be stacked like this. So, there was a question that can we use this material for some good applications we did this project. So, this is open cast mine all right where they keep on removing the coal from the ground. There is another view of the mine you can see this much of the soil or the coal has already been removed and then this is how you keep on going deep up to almost 7 8 meters. During rains the water gets accumulated here and becomes a ideal candidate for acid mine drainage. So, the entire area has a big water scarcity first of all and second thing is whatever water is present is all contaminated with sulfuric acid and what not. Those who are staying here they are having a very tough time. So, the immediate application of this residues was to railways wanted to have siding and railway you know platforms for carrying the coal from the mines and then dumping it. So, this is one piece of the land this is one piece of the land and the there was a valley in between and this depth was almost 20 meters. It does not look like I did not take a good photograph somehow, but it is almost more than a kilometer long and 20 meter deep maximum. So, this is another view of how coal is being taken out from the mines and on the side you can see the coal residues which are of no use and they require some immediate. Now, this is the scenario. So, this is one of the mounds on which we are standing and you can see the ground how deep it is and there is a road in fact, on this mound which has been done. So, this is the another view of the coal residues this is from one mine remember there are may be at least 50 60 mines which are legal mines are about 50 60. So, this height would be about 40 meters this is how the contractor makes the roads. So, that the further level of dumping can be done and the mounds are increasing day by day. So, now, you can put your geotechnical engineering concepts earthquake rainfall instability. So, all it is a very good place to study geotechnical engineering. So, rains take place the water goes into the partially coal residues it leaches out and so on all it. So, this is another this is Dr. Naidu is standing here he had gone along with me and you can see the entire area these are the mounds you can see in the background of the coal residues ok. So, they are quite high in height about 40 50 meters these are manmade mountains is another view of the portion where you can very easily approachable with the help of a car. So, this is how 6 to 10 million tons of the coal residues was used for making one embankment and height of the embankment was almost 16 meter 20 meter depending upon the different changes. This is the topography of the side you have R L in terms of the ground level and in terms of the formation of the level. So, then what we did is we buried this coal residues used lot of native soil and made a carriage way for railways. So, these are the wheel load and this is where the entire stability analysis was done the idea was to maximize the application of coal residues. So, this becomes a very interesting problem, but the issue is that you will appreciate you will not get much native soil there because that land land is famous for giving coal not the soil. So, it is very difficult and you want to reduce the thickness of the top cover. So, then keep on reducing the cover of the native soil maximize the volume of the coal residues and then keep on doing the stability analysis. So, this was the ultimate design which was subject which was given to them. The height of the embankment you can see is about 16 meter and the width is about 45 meters. So, huge construction and, but now if you look at the from the other angle coal residues are going to be active material. So, we say it is a biodegradable material is it not. So, how you are going to make this system remain stable over a period of time. So, that this should not get disintegrated, otherwise you will find lot of corrugations and distresses on the surface. So, there was some treatment which was given to this coal by sprinkling basically lime solution or lime cement slurry cutting it off from the environment. So, that it does not get oxidized there is a very active system and this is how one job was completed. The challenge was to use the maximum amount of the coal residues I thought I will share this with you in the class ok. I hope you are appreciating now the applications of geotechnical engineering in the real life. These problems are mostly associated with the day to day practices of engineering. The irony of the situation is that power plant cannot be closed because it is a coal belt, but the more and more coal you extract from the ground you are dumping it on the surface and you are creating more and more manmade environment which is detrimental in the due course of time.


investors. The following is a presentation of TFNN. The Tiger Technician Hour with your host Basil Chapman. Call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648. Hi, everyone. Basil Chapman on this third day of October. We're looking at the Dow up 484. One of the reasons why for subscribers I've been wanting to we've been trying to buy and we have bought the diamonds for quite a few quite a few sessions even though interestingly enough the intro day after getting them the diamonds actually that's the Dow one to one along the Dow the diamonds they actually ran a little bit higher and then they turned down is the reason that my thinking was that when this market which is so extremely oversold finally has more than just a bounce it could be as much as 10 points in the in the diamonds well they're only up about five points at this particular point but yeah that's it's the speed with which we get these turnarounds because you first got to get the short covering then you've got to get new buying and then you get a combination and then you get a stalling motion as everybody says wow now what and then we'll see if it goes even higher at this particular point you can see that the the one minute chart of the E-mini has just had a lovely chart patterns it's walked the nine period moving average and it came down held the 200 period moving average and now it's way up that said that was at about 3625 now we're at 3657 that's just in the last since 940 but this morning look what happened we were way way down at the 3570 3571 we're now at 3659 look at this started off a really nice move right there that was at about I was just after I woke up so I forgot to put the up error there is ABCDE pulls back holds the 200 period moving average goes to ABCD pulls back goes to E pulls back then starts a much bigger move ABCD a E alternate count then ABCD pulls back and then it spikes up to an E and takes its time finally it starts a brand new move goes to another peak you look at how it's the walk in the nine period moving average the day is young we've seen this this movie many times before but I think there is something different and I'll go to a couple of questions that came up Friday after my show and and over the weekend number one is how come the volatility index on Friday in fact I've got the exact thing here here we go Paul wants to know on Friday the Dow finished down 500 points of the VIX index was also down figure that one out it clearly shows how irrational the market is today I'm sure you would be able to explain it so there are a couple of things that are going on with the volatility index you remember the volatility index combination it has to do with the out of month futures what we're really looking at here is if you consider and you look at the the weekly chart that gives you a much better picture the reason why I this is my interpretation why Friday saw the the VIX actually pulling back some we talked about this on my show but the reason I think it happened was that there's been such a buildup of the volatility index that your base level of of where it starts to be computed is not showing the big spike in the price because the volatility was already at a high level that and that allows for some amelioration of the excess of the premium to shrink if other if other conditions are met so the answer is you can't use the VIX index purely as a gauge because sometimes that index itself is becoming a gauge because it's being the mechanism with which it's it's formulated keeps changing so the answer there is that it's it's a mathematical a mathematical equation that essentially said at a certain point kind of like mid session ish that the volatility index was shrinking because of other technical reasons it wasn't just staring at the Dow or let's go to the S&P although it should be the New York Stock Exchange but this is go to the S&P you can see that moved down inverted Chapman wave Roman candle that's a very interesting thing for today because we've already gone to halfway into the week if we hold that for about another 60 or yeah about another 60 minutes there's a real good chance we could even go towards the upper end of of the S&P's candle on Friday which would say that it's a 3645.79 right now there's a chance that by the end of the day gets to 3671.44 oh that is a huge move I don't know anyway that's that's the reasoning behind this inverted Chapman wave Roman candle so in other words Paul it isn't as simple as you and I looking at the VIX and say oh my god that the Dow's down 300 oh 400 500 points the VIX should be screaming there are other factors and it's it's it's complicated because we don't know exactly the buying and selling that's going on among amongst the heavies like the fund managers etc so that's the reason why in a in a nutshell that you've got to be very selective and that's why I've been saying for about six or seven months try to treat the VIX that's the VIXY the dolly dollar bondy bonds oily oil and I'm missing one uh oh yeah I did bondy right and bonds in separate just think of them separately as much as you can because the relationship that they often have you can see look gold at this particular point is up now it's up $14 and the dollar is actually holding pretty well even if it's slipping a little bit it's actually holding up 21 ticks so try to think of these things separately look at the VIX index right now and I spoke about this all of last week in fact for about two weeks now what I've been saying is if the volatility index gets repelled from the Chapman wave inside track repellent or cell zone and we start to see it trading under 30 at any point on a closing basis that is that would say to us if there is a commensurate rally in the in the market that that rally can continue a little bit longer but the VIX index up above 27-ish is still pretty overboard uh not I should say overboard the buying intensity is still there in the volatility index so that's the first question I wanted to answer if you want to know the mathematical equations etc Paul why don't you send Dave White an email because this is this is just right in his wheelhouse this is the sort of thing he does all the time and I think he'll be able to answer mathematically a lot better than I am at the moment mine is just the reasoning behind it and from all the years that I've looked at the VIX index and kind of what I know about it but on a purely mathematical basis he's the one that'll be able to respond a lot better now the other thing is the TLT I was asked about do I think the TLT is ready for a rally and my answer is well I might think it's ready for a rally and look at the TLT wait look at this the weekly weekly chart has made that dreaded H pattern and kind of failed it went underneath the left side low and that was the left side of the 107s and here it is at 103 it actually went to just over where it was a 101 was it on Friday uh 100.90 unbelievable let me type that in 100.90 so oh wow we're at a break already so the things I've been saying this is what you need to look for for a sustained rally is the vol 30 index moving to perfectly sing the bonds rally so the yields can come down through it all is in the mix but it is isn't as important in fact I'll be back puzzle chapter type initial size of 529. 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average which is above the the 14 period moving average and make a peak E there's a lot going on but it's only a peak B in the two minute chart and the five minute chart I believe let me just double check I don't want to talk out of turn here is this is a brand you buy yep that's that went to a D this is a brand you buy mode uh stochastics at 86% wow so that was a peak D right then right put it down arrow still walk in the nine period moving average there's a five minute chart unbelievable A and peak B right here let's see if this holds you know the sunny pressure has been so intense it comes in so quickly that we'll see we'll see if it does that today I my thinking is that we've got a trend change here in that September for a little while at least we might be able to say hey was that a low in September in October fully enough the worst month usually this is going to be you know at least decent it doesn't have to be great all right let's get back to our story so we're looking at um we spoke about the VIX index the TLT if I look at bonds and TLT is the 20 year uh Lehman treasury bond fund if I look at bonds this is only a leg A after four candles making a low and that's quite a low you talk about now I'm talking about the continuous contracts or the price that I give you now might not be the price in a month's time but everything else the lettering the shape the pattern everything is the same it's just they get smoothed out because it's continuous contracts at the high of 183 and 1830 seconds in March of 2020 so more than a one-to-one move down to the left side and of course what we're looking at here is October of 2018 it was at 123 I said 123 because I want to include the smoothing out 123 and 30 30 seconds back in October so that also changed at some point but what did we do we came right down it wasn't an exact left side right side price tie match but if I take the little candle that I always I like to if I if if it moves to the right a little more than I would expect from a pattern that says a lovely arch or inverted V shape pattern or a cup formation with the the fulcrum where the plum line is not in the middle anymore then you have to use autistic license I like it if it's mathematical it's great but if it's not you have to use some autistic license and that means all your experience goes into that and that takes us to that took us to the December time frame for a test of 123 we did in a little earlier we did it in October so we did in the September at 123 and 30 30 seconds an exact test to the tech of the low of October 2018 in other words the Fed gave us lower rates from 2018 to the high that was made March of 2020 and then it took until March of 2020 it took us until September of 2022 to retest that that retest says to me that there's a very very good chance that some kind of rally in the bonds is able to unfold the MACD I would like in October for this histogram this red line right the vertical line I'd like it to improve a little bit the on balance volumes way oversold but the stochastic is only 18 percent I would prefer right now if it was at about 9 percent or 7 percent that would say extremely oversold but oversold in the stochastic doesn't mean it has to bounce oversold in the on balance volume almost always suggests that there's a really good chance and you've got that in the weekly you've got that in the daily and it's only now turning up so my suspicion is and it's only a suspicion we'll know for sure if the if the bonds trading right now at 128 and 21 30 seconds up to an 8 30 seconds nice green candle just we've seen so many big red candles it's a beautiful thing to see this green candle and the weekly chart we haven't seen a green candle since the high that was made in august the week of august the 5th it's just been red lower highs and lower lows right up until the chaplain wave this is the roman candle last week and this says there needs to be a close two out of three sessions it's great if it happens the very next session above the high that was made this is the weekly chart on last week which is 128 and 31 30 seconds we're very close we're 128 and 22 30 seconds we've got the entire week to close above it if it closes two out of three weeks above the chamber we roman candle then the low that you've made suggests that the middle part the open let me just give you the exact number that the open of 128 and 11 128 and 128 and 31 30 seconds should become very good support within that area I'd say within a half a point that should become very good support and it should last for at least five bars so there's a lot of ifs but it's better to have the ifs with a with a 60 65 percent probability than the ifs that just look like they it's an outside chance so um yeah so that's so the the answer to the question was if you look at j and k which is junk that is the spider barkley's high yield bond made a peak d back in july or so of 2021 having gone from the 83 or 84 level back in 2020 screams up to 110 double tops comes back down and it it went down to the 87 42 level on friday sorry last week and now it's trading 88 31 nothing really to see here this is just a sideways move but if there's a chance that junk j the spider barkley's high yield bond trading at 88 33 or 48 cents actually closes even one day above the arch high of 89.17 that's the high of the 28th of september it says great now the 14 period moving average of 89.47 that could become a target so just step by step by step um that's what we're trying to do here and within that context the other one is hyg hyg has a slightly different chart pattern only made a peak c in the monthly chart underneath the previous major high and that was a high of in january of 2020 of 88.53 has a little bit of a dip and goes down to 67.52 i mean these are bonds that's incredible and then spirals up in a v shape pattern and then arches over um and comes back down in the strain right now at 71 90 and the low on early last week was 70.90 so this is also just these are not saying bonds are going to go screaming to the upside what this is saying is that might be hard work and you could get a bit of a bounce in the i shares i box uh high yield corporate bond etf and that as it stands right now that ain't a pretty picture not a pretty picture at all okay we've got a break coming up we've got a number of questions that are coming in i'll do them on the fx oh it's interesting i just spoke about the hyg uh put yeah put i'd not be a little careful just a little short check i'll be back in a minute basal chaplain like a decision seller now's up 616 svm 70 if you want to take advantage of this sector now is the time to subscribe to my gold report the gold report is a comprehensive look at the metal sector as well as the markets that move gold which is the currency and bond markets new subscribers get a 30 day money back guarantee so you have nothing to lose every monday morning i publish the gold report with coverage of gold silver 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percent and um i i just i couldn't believe it because as i was looking at the charts i was pointing out let's go over there this is where it was so what i'm looking at is a peak c1 c2 there's a chaplain wave inside track repellent zone that's the strong the left that's silver and now you've got gold look at this gold now it's really coming on fire it's up 27 but gold was acting much weaker and even the weekly chart look at that it did this dreaded h pattern and then it made a second one went to a lower low the monthly chart so my my theory has been that something has to happen maybe it's the dollar starting to pull back and i'll just do this because i like to put to put into a into like chess board that you got everything you can look at the whole pattern so in the chaplain methodology when you get to a peak d that's the fourth highest peak that's where you've got to be a little bit careful you can go higher but at peak d other things can happen well it made a peak d uh multi-decade high uh that's the dollar index at 114.78 now i can type that in this one doesn't get smoothed out this one stays the same because it's an index so this is a dollar index and we still read along from 90.07 via the u up from four years ago anyway what we're looking at is within this context the dollar looked like it's it was ready for a breather that's all i'm saying a breather but when you put it together with the usd jpy and that is the look this is the us dollar japanese yen currency pair look at that long candle that essentially says you're that wildness of making a new uh recovery high or some all-time high doesn't matter it is but it's a high and then pulling back sharply and then kind of trading in the middle says you've kind of run out of steam in that direction but you don't necessarily have to break down what you need to do is watch the outer limits so the outer limits are just if a color closes over 146 that's really good action if it closes under 140 that's not good action but it could be stuck in the middle digesting gains because the doji candle of the weekly chart of the dollar japanese yen currency pair even today popped up a little bit but it has not gone above 145.90 high and was made eight sessions ago and that's really important so that said to me that there is room for the for the gold and silver area to at least having gone sideways and then down to at least bounce but when i looked at it closely my my theory at that particular point said for whatever reason silver is acting incredibly well and look at friday's action it broke above it it broke above the nine period moving average wind it was still pink but it started to move higher above the 14 and today you've got a crossover with an L meaning long so that says that silver even though i'm calling it D it could be a brand A but i'm being conservative calling it D and the weekly chart see that A there becomes an A minus because it failed in the dreaded H pattern that means it made an arch formation took out the left side low and within two bars it got back above that left side high then went to a gray A and called it gray because it's under the previous A and now this is a gray B i'm still calling it gray because the mag D is good the stochastic zone yet 40 40 percent until the stochastic really improves a lot i have to call this gray not a buy signal yet just a really nice turn around at a trough D and the monthly chart has gone one to more than one to one to the downside can't even discuss that now so what is happening this is independent of other commodities because look um high grade copper yes it's come off the low it looks a little better but it doesn't look good in the weekly chart um if you if you look at crude oil uh soft commodity very nice action give them back some of the game is still up four at 8350 very oversold in this arch formation in the weekly chart so this allows a bunch of things to happen if crude oil at this particular point rallies it could be saying hey maybe things are not quite as bad um as we thought because crude oil pulling back says no there's no demand and even though there's shortages if you talk about shortages let's go to natural gas look at this natural gas sharply down today down 40 cents at 6.36 i mean really what what's happening over there and we talked about this winter and people are gonna freeze to death uh the natural gas is saying maybe there's something else going on this is really strange action isn't it i mean from what you read and what you see so let's go back to silver so all i could say at the time was silver was acting very well silver was acting better than gold i had no idea where it had where it could go because it hadn't yet broken the chaff we've inside tracked repellent zone but we decided at least i decided we would get a very low priced silver stock that should participate in the rally so silver was up eight percent and the day is young we're fortunate that this particular stock is up 14 almost 15 percent so i mean that's all you can do in this particular market there's no guarantee even that everything i'm saying about the vix index pulling back etc is going to spark the kind of rally that says who you know in a in two weeks not even two weeks in a week and a half what is today today's the third so let's go to the calendar so let's just say by the 11th by Tuesday week what if the Dow is not taking out the lower friday or the s&p or the qqq but in fact has held quite well hasn't had a spectacular move but it's held quite well that'll be the first time in a while that it's even held quite well so all i'm saying is that based on everything i'm looking at based most importantly on the work that i've done for years and years on the on the on balance volume let me just go to that now and i spoke about that the other day i'll do that again let's go to the s&p look at this on balance volume look at that and if i if i drag this across see the further back you go the less chance that the low that's being made becomes a low but if it actually is the low that is significant because it made a high sometime in august before the 43 25 high of the 18th of august it already started turning down this on balance volume that's joe grandville's if the price of whatever you're following closes the bar higher it's a running total and you add it to the total if it's down you subtract that total from the running total just a simple thing i should do that by hand with so many charts i couldn't believe it the calculate and all and when it when it became software and it just look at that just a single line i love that's how i use volume other people use volume in a different way and that just says to me we're at the top of it improving for five sessions on balance volume very over sold turning up for us to have a pretty decent rally this year i'll be back you might think that if you want to be successful at trading in the stock market you're going to need a crystal ball 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of those situations where uh it very often happens does it happen this time but you don't have to see how this mac d continues high in the stochastic at 86 percent holes in the 80s preferably goes to a stronger 90 percent area but we're in leg d in the 30 minute chart we made a trough at uh 21 so that's last night at nine o'clock in them nine o'clock on the 20s yeah nine o'clock so that's interesting so the nq didn't make a low low in the s and p did all right well all right nine o'clock and what happened was it went to peak a peak b then it flipped to green and now it is positive it's in leg d the 200 moving average is at 11,254 straighting right now 11,2007 so far it's acting okay but i have a time frame i don't know if i can stretch i'll do that because we it was our slides we're trying to do so format i'm going to go to space to the right let me just increase that to about 13 there we go yeah okay so it says based on this particular pattern if we can hold above 11,120 for the next two hours there's a chance that by now make this green here we go green that by 430 this afternoon oh that's that's asking a lot by 430 this afternoon if you did 11,357 the high that was made in this lopsided cup formation it you remember the lopsided rectangle or cup formation if you make higher highs and higher lows there's a good chance you can go to a leg d maybe even higher but leg d and then a peak d just under just on or just above the previous major high that's the high of 11,357 in the futures at 1130 on the 30th that's on Friday uh and we'll see all right and that just says that if we if we keep holding and walking this green line you should be able to do that and that'll be what did i say by about 430 the softness in other words 450 or as the futures are closing after the regular session all right with that said a couple of things that i want you to look at yes the fxi good you know the fxi which is the china large cap etf or fund etf made a lower low today at 2594 it's gone from 54.33 remember these this is large cap it's gone to a leg e in the monthly chart from 54.33 in February of this year to today's low of 2565 i would have to say that's a little bit more than a 50 decline can you imagine in the large cap china stocks uh yeah that's something to make a note of yes thank you for that comment about the trillions and trillions that if you include bond stocks the last 46 trillion that is almost equal to our total national debt oh my god uh you'll not ever hear this mentioned by the corrupt news network all right well you know i don't look at things as corrupt or not corrupt it just it is what it is and sometimes it's biased you're the one that is in control of what what you you can manage and just think of it this way that excuse me yes maybe you haven't had a report i've actually heard this reported under it was on a major news network anything but i don't get carried away with it just it is what it is right now the dow is up 620 that means from fridays and there was a massive turnaround on friday from friday's high of 29355.78 we have hit 29366.21 that's all i ask for this is now a gray leg a the start of an up move but until the stochastic improves the mac d improves it's just a gray now the gray means i haven't got an official buy signal even yet and if i do i still have to get a buy mode to suggest that this particular pattern can take you to a d so it's just a starting process a lot i love this kind of process but it is a starting process a question came in okay now i need to get to some stocks apple apple made a lower low today made a low of 137.68 it had a high of 182.94 in january for apple this is a huge move to the downside in any other stock we'd be thrilled if other stocks were looking like apple's monthly chart it's just within a pretty a fairly narrow trading range if you consider 180 for 180 to 130 a small trading range yes for a big cap stock if you look at adobe not quite in the same area but look at us 699 to 280 that is just an incredible decline microsoft not as bad microsoft has gone from 349 to the 230s that is a big move leg c down in the month oh and the monthly charts did close on friday so that i can talk about them today let me just do this this is a leg c down and i have a down error so there's now a cell mode in microsoft to be able to change that back to a buy signal and then a buy mode oh you have to see something you have to see a trading in the 290 somewhere in the 280 to 290 area to really get a buy signal again and let me just do that with apple apple is not yet it's just it's i'm not even sure that i can officially call it a cell signal although technically it's very close i did that i did that i wanted to do uh oh netflix yep netflix netflix look at that i mean goes from 700 down to 215 is trading right now 235 yeah some of these i i would say that some of these are in major downturns and that to be able to recycle to to start a whole brand new buy signal in the monthly that goes to buy mode it's going to take a lot to do that but if you look at a caterpillar look at you keep you on the right chart that's the monthly chart of netflix look at this this is caterpillar it looks a little bit like it almost looks like the microsoft chart yes it's very weak and it's gone to a cell mode in the in the data even though it's in at a peak b not a b- yet but it's a peak b this is uh this is significant but how look at this beautiful move up peak a pulls back sideways leg b above the 14 period moving average so there are signs and this is another reason when i did some of my homework over the weekend and i looked at the cyclicals for instance if i look at the slx um on friday that was looking very weak but look at this bounce today up 252 at 50.27 it was once upon a time in april at 70.43 so this is a big move down but this is the steel etf if we can garner strength i mean this is the first hour not even an hour and a half into this week the first hour and a half of the monthly chart of october so that's the reason why i said to subscribers i don't want to be afraid of going long but it has to be very selective and we will go within two sessions what's working what we can get into and uh basically what new positions to take i would like to take new positions because it's cash resistance and we've got i also want to get some very low price stuff like we've got the silver stuff very very low price it just allows they have a nice game i'll be back are you grinding in the market but seeing little to no return or are you a successful trader simply looking to make your job a little easier learn to take the path of least resistance with david white's powerful trading newsletter david white is an accomplished trader whose deep understanding of technology and the markets allows him to consistently find and share winning trades support and resistance define the ranges at which stocks trade by understanding these trading ranges david white is able to find a 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would beckon but if at any point it starts to hold for 35 minutes this is the e-mini a training of 36 72 up 70 points right now if at any time it starts to trade about 36 92 wow then we're looking at the chance of first of all that nasdaq could do what we were talking about before and then we are having a chance that that high that was made on friday or right there 11 20 of 36 84 of course that's the part that will be tackled to the upside and spending for holes it goes even higher so with that said let me just say that check out my opening call my daily newsletter and within that context what we are looking at here is that the if you can get let's look at the xlp just real quickly that got smashed to the downside this is the staples consumer staples spider fun so if this fails to have a decent rally and just go sideways in a sense that'll say hey that could allow not the staples not the not the defensive type of sector to move higher but you could even start to see the cyclicals let's see what deer is doing deer right now not as good as caterpillar but yes if these things could move that'll be very in other words you need to see the volatility index continue lower the at this particular point that's really at 30 point on i said closing under 29 20 29 that'd be very good for the week not just for the day but for the week you want to see a decent close for the week for the first time in ages have a wonderful rest of the week see you for steve rose a great programming here tf and then i'll be back tomorrow


What's next in making DNS over HTTPS the default? This is apparently more controversial than I thought. And I think some people are overthinking it. There is some concerns, of course. And I found a couple, well, at least a one weird bug that I just, well, wasn't aware of. And let's dive into Firefox's change to making DNS over HTTPS the default. This has got a lot of people up in arms. One of the problems right away is going to be encrypted DNS. Well, you're probably saying isn't that a good thing because things are encrypted, but we'll swing all the way over here and point to this discussion going on over here in Reddit on PF Blocker. And I've talked about PF Blocker before integrating with PF Sense and blocking bad sites with it or potentially could block ads with it. And this breaks that. So there could be a check mark on the side of a problem with it.  Now, where's the other concern with this? Well, the ISPs are less than thrilled. UK ISP group names Mozilla's internet villain for supporting DNS over HTTPS. Well, yes, the ISPs are upset because they're used to being able to see the default unencrypted DNS that you send across. So as you're sending data across, yes, they can see it. Yes, they're able to then pop, perhaps even monetize it, redirect it. Or in the UK, they've had a series of bills that want to block certain websites that the government deems of a nature of something you shouldn't watch. Therefore, easily blocking DNS because they can see the traffic and most people don't bother changing to anything other than whatever the default DNS was. So there's back and forth concerns over this. And of course, if you're running a local business network, now you've made filtering that much harder because normal DNS goes out over Port 53, unencrypted, uninhibited, and it's easy enough to put a firewall rule that says, no, don't go out Port 53 or redirect that port and redirect that information right to the local firewall and therefore changing it to whatever the, whoever's managing the network wants it to be. The downside of that again, though, comes back to security. If you're somewhere where your DNS can be intercepted, you're also somewhere where DNS can be hijacked because it's easily manipulated and it's all in clear text. So there's all the back and forth with DNS over HTTPS. Putting it all over Port 443 also makes it harder to block because any website that's encrypted is also using Port 443 potentially. They can use other ones I'm aware. But generally speaking, most websites using Fort 443 that are encrypted, if you just try to block that, you'd end up breaking more of the internet. So back to this discussion over here. There's a list of servers right here that you can block that are the known lists. And here comes the whack-a-mole cat and mouse game of trying to block access to any servers that support DNS over HTTPS. So you can start eliminating them so you can start filtering your users back to not being able to do it and the cat and mouse game begins. And that discussion, I'll leave links to this and read through the discussion on here. Now, I did find, because this is where people are getting angry, like right here, the OpenBSD community has disabled DOH by default in Firefox packaging. This active and current will be in our 6.6 release. Disabling DOH while encrypting DNS might be a good thing. Sending all DNS traffic to Cloudflare by default is not a good idea. And this is the next part where people are found a way to be angry. So normally you assume if the ISPs are angry, it's good for the people. Good rule of thumb on most things. But now people are upset because they chose Cloudflare as a default for DOH. So this is the DNS over HHS partnerships. What resolver will they be using? Cloudflare, they have policy requirements that Cloudflare may not monetize this new found flow of data that is coming at them but then people are angry at Cloudflare for whatever reason and therefore they don't want Cloudflare having their DNS. The people who care, I don't think are the people who don't know how to change the preferences and change your DOH. So I figured let's go over here and open up the preferences settings and talk about it a little bit. First right now it was not enabled on my Firefox. I apparently am not part of the beta test coming out here of people getting updates. It did update but it still isn't enabled by default on either of the computers I set up. So you can check the box and enable it. And if you do check the box, yes, Cloudflare is there and at some point, a new install will automatically have Cloudflare to be the default. In my opinion right now, it is better to have encrypted DNS when you're people who are leaving things at default. I would rather have them have some type of encrypted DNS than none. So I think that is a step up but yes, there is concern they've chose Cloudflare as the single provider and that can be terrible but those of us who care about DNS and think further about it, the custom option was really easy to do. You click custom and paste in whatever the site is. And I chose Blah DNS because it was in a list that someone had on this list here and I just like Blah DNS, seemed good. I didn't even check out the other ones and they have a cool little thing. It's a small hobby that ad blocks and DNS protects with DOH, DOT, DNS script support, pretty cool. And I also like the fact that when you're using it, it says you're using Blah DNS when you go to their site and I bring that up because something I found interesting maybe I just didn't read the documentation thoroughly enough but when you do enable it until you restart Firefox, stop it and start it again, it actually doesn't work. So if I were to remove this, I can even remove it right now real quick and refresh the page, it still thinks I'm using it. So yeah, until you actually go in and restart Firefox, it doesn't change that setting there. So it'll still think I'm using it because it didn't change. It'll only change and restart. I'm not gonna bother restarting it because I have a few more pages that I'll go through here. Now, a little bit of housekeeping before we jump into the next part of the test. If you can click down below, click the like and check out some of the affiliates we have that would be great. They're all linked down below and we have an entire page of affiliates over at laurenxsystems.com in case you see something you like. It helps out the channel, can get you a discount on a few different things on there. I'll bring it up once more because it does help us out a lot here a lot of all the content we create and help fund all the content we create with some of those affiliate links. It's much appreciated. All right, back to what we're talking about here. The DNS over HTTPS in this particular site because they have ad blocking, they have a tool here, check domain status. And we're gonna go ahead and do that and actually we paste it back in. So let's check this particular status. Gemini.yahoo.com is the ad server. So for yahoo, so we'll check it. Check. Gemini.yahoo.com failed. So all right, this lookup failed. But if we go to like yahoo.com, yahoo.com is not blocked. But Gemini.yahoo.com, lookup failed or blocked. Perfectly fine because you would expect that. It's in a lot of block lists blocked the yahoo ad server. So that means how did I open up this site here? I'm using their DNS. Why does this work? Well, that's actually kind of interesting. So one of the things I realized, I did a packet trace to figure out what was going on. The way the DNS works in Mozilla right now as of the version I'm using, which is right here, version 7064 bit, what it does when a failed site, a failed to resolve site for the DOH DNS, it then relies on local DNS to start looking up the site. Now, a couple of good reasons to do this is sometimes if you're pulling up special sites, if you're in a business, this means it'll reach out to the external sites, but if it, for example, in a business where it's a local only site, it can still rely on local DNS to resolve that. So I think that's kind of interesting that it does that. And, but I wanted to dig a little further because it obviously completely defeats the purpose of this doing any type of ad blocking over here at Blah DNS because well, any ad that it finds blocked, it just goes around it and tries to resolve it with the local DNS. So if your local DNS isn't also blocking this, it doesn't work real well. So let's go over here and do this from the command line to get a better idea. So curl supports DOH resolving. So you can say curl, DOH URL. So we're gonna do this DOH.fi.blahdns.com, DNS query. And here's the site we're gonna resolve, hpsgemini.aihu.com. Fail to connect, refuse. So if we tell it to do that, it just fails to connect to refuse. Let's do the same command curl, but we're gonna use Cloudflare. Who does not block this? So you don't do ad blocking at Cloudflare. Found and it starts redirecting because it wants to go to advertiser slash home, just like you've seen over here. It adds that redirect when you take this off, redirects you there. So it's kind of interesting to me that they did it like this, where if the failure goes around it, and I make sense why, because in a lot of like business settings, it'll rely on local DNS thinking something must not be in there. But the problem you create is, how do you do ad blocking if the goal with blahdns is ad blocking? I didn't dig in, maybe there's another more strict option where you say if ad fails don't use local DNS, or maybe you have to have a combination of things a local DNS that also blocks the same ads that the DOH blocks, which might be a way around it because if you had ad blocking turned on in your network and your local DNS is used when the DOH fails, that would be a solution. But I did find it just kind of interesting the way that workaround is. Now you can also find there's a lot of other places out there and this list is by no means comprehensive because this is October 26th and the last time this, let me look at the site other than the link they had here. The heuristic security option of keeping these sites up to date clearly is not keeping that up to date because I'm willing to bet in the last 26 days since this last update, there were probably a lot more added.  It's really hard filtering users. This is one of the reasons I've talked about doing things like focusing on an endpoint protection system where you have control over the machine but users who are more transient that wander in and out of your network with their devices, it's very difficult to kind of nail them down to try to make sure nothing gets out and only you can filter the DNS. This is a common request people have.  I'm like, you have to get to the device level to really do a good job of it because well, mostly the internet's encrypted and with things like this DNS DOH with it going over four or three, it makes it that much harder. You have to constantly keep a list that is probably growing by the day because this is just someone's little pet project here, a hobby, and if you don't know about someone's hobby project that pops up or if someone takes and forks this project and has a name that you're not aware of because well, it's on GitHub by the way, the whole standing up of it and I thought, hey, this looks like a neat project maybe for another time but once again, tracking all these can be really difficult to do. So it's interesting. I don't know that it's good or bad. To me, the more things that are encrypted in a transport layer, the less opportunities there are for people to mess with it, to DNS hijack it. If you're just an average user who opens their laptop at a coffee house, yeah, this becomes a challenge right away for that average user because they're not thinking about things that people who think more about security are and at least by default, they'll be encrypted and going over to Cloudflare versus relying on whatever DNS was handed to them at the coffee shop which could be disastrously bad very quickly. So if they're trying to go to Google and someone tries to hijack Google, Google should resolve perfectly fine and they should be, I feel a step further insecurity. So for the average users, yes, for custom deployments when you're doing it within a business, yeah, there's gonna be some concerns on that side but when you're doing a custom deployment or even when we're taking care of things for clients, we're customize everything and we're loading endpoint protection tools directly on each system that we care about protecting for that client. So there's a level of customization that goes into those. So the defaults are never left out of the box when you load anything for clients. It's never gonna leave defaults. So my opinion, it's a good thing but obviously some people have some controversies. I'll leave links to these things that you can read through and think through this so you have a better understanding of DOH and some of the implementations of it but the going around the ads thing makes it kind of interesting and maybe if someone leaves below, I don't know if I care enough because where I wanna block things, I have them blocked with local DNS and I'm still using local DNS but it might be interesting if there's an option in Firefox to only use whatever the resolver says and not rely on local resolvers for block sites. It might be kind of interesting if there's an option for that but it may break other things doing it that way. 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State funds, stolen by former governor, have been returned to Nigeria. Former Delta State Governor James Borey was convicted of money laundering in the UK in 2012 and prosecutors said he stole around $165 million. During his term as governor between 1999 and 2007, he used public funds to buy residences, luxury cars and a private jet, according to British Justice. The federal government has received $5.8 million of the embezzled funds. The recovered money is to be invested in infrastructural projects such as the Lagos to Ibadon Expressway, Diabuja to Karno Road and the Second Niger Bridge.


The Equitable Society presents, this is your FBI. This is your FBI, an official broadcast from the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, presented as a public service by the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States. To your FBI, you look for national security, and to the Equitable Society for financial security. These two great institutions are dedicated to the protection of you, your home, and your country. Tonight's file, The Service Man's Fraud. The war is over and the fighting men are coming home. But for the FBI, the war, the fight against fascism is not over. In a sense it still goes on, because the fight against democracy still goes on. Not only overseas, but right here in this country, in a Midwestern state, for example, where a thin white-haired man named Martin Bessemer was trying to form an organization called the United Brotherhood of America. Bessemer made his speeches in a large hall, and in his audiences were many veterans of our war against fascism. Directly behind this hall, he had his offices, a large outer reception room, and a small inner office used only by Bessemer, by his red-haired secretary, and by his business manager, a hard, quiet-faced man called Frank Kingston. Well, uh, you finished typing that letter? It's right over there. Oh, okay. When's Bessemer gonna sign it? As soon as he finishes rousing the rabble. Oh, yeah, you know, baby, a million copies of this sort of open a few thousand vets with plenty of separation pay. They could all hear him talk. You know something funny, Frank? Hmm? I listened to him the other day. And you almost believed him? Almost. If I'd had my purse, I would have handed over the membership fee and joined up. The more suckers will feel that way, the more money in the bank for us. For us? Yeah. We're in it together, baby. Frank. Huh? When are you gonna get him to sign that check? I told you. When the time comes. Yeah.  Hello, Mr. Bessemer. Hello, Frank. Hello, Lila, my dear. Hello, Mr. Bessemer. I've been working hard today, haven't you? Pretty hard. Well, I'll take your dinner tonight and make sure you're getting enough to eat. Oh, here's the letter we drew up, Mr. Bessemer. Ah, thank you. The United Brotherhood of America has a particular appeal for our veterans. I realize their plight and promise to give every honor be discharged, man who joins the Brotherhood, a baffle bonus amounting to... I've never promised anything of the kind, Frank. Well, there are a couple of million vets waiting for somebody to lead them someplace, Mr. Bessemer. You know, vets with dough. You want to get them to join, don't you? Well, naturally. Then sign here. Oh, now look. You hired me to boost your membership. Sign here. Kingston. Nobody tells me what to do. Nobody. Oh, I'm sorry, Mr. Bessemer. I didn't mean to sound as though I were giving orders. Just thinking that if we can pull in the vets, the organization ought to get big enough to swing your election at the state legislature. Or maybe even Congress. Hmm. Well, in that case, let me have your pen, Frank. Okay. Here. Thanks. There we are. I'll pick you up at about six, sir, Lila. Okay. Goodbye, my dear. Goodbye. Goodbye, Frank. Yeah, goodbye now. He'll pick me up at six. So what? So we'll have dinner and he'll flabber over me again. All right. All right, nothing. What kind of a guy are you to let someone else take your time? You won't be bothered much longer. No. No. All right. Our friend just signed his last will and testament. This letter? Yeah. It's going to mean a killing for us and a finish for him. How? Well, it's going to hook a lot of poor fish, baby. But it's also going to make somebody start an investigation. For instance. I don't know. But when they come around, we're going to be gone. And Mr. Martin Bessemer's going to be left holding the bag. It's easier to get a mailing list of veterans. And it's easier to stir up some of those veterans. The end of the war doesn't mean peace for the country. It means a period of transition, reconversion, change. Many fighting men who have come home want that period to be swift and sure and right. So when they read a letter like Martin Bessemer's, many veterans get excited. Some want to join his organization. And some, some react the way a boy like Eddie Butler did. Eddie is calling on his girl. Hey, I kept you waiting, Eddie. Like my new dress? Huh? I asked you if you liked my new dress. Oh, yeah. Yeah, new, isn't it? Eddie, when we get married, my clothes... That word ought to have his head handed to him. What are you talking about? I'm sorry, honey. A lot of came this afternoon. I didn't get a chance to read it. You read it now. Put it away. Look at it. I don't want to. It's from a gent named Martin Bessemer. He's the head of an outfit called... The United Brotherhood of American Wars, I know. How do you know? My brother Bobby got one this morning. What'd he say? Oh, I don't know. He said he wants to join. Join this? Yeah. Well, he can read, can't he? Listen to this. The United Brotherhood is an organization restricted to members of the Caucasian race. That's a fancy way of saying Arians. All right, Eddie. And this juicy little warning that we veterans have to rise up and throw the far near the... All right, Eddie. But Nora, don't you see... Give me that letter. Nora! I'm sorry. I don't get it, honey. I don't get you. It's me. Eddie, sit down.  The fighting's over, you mean. What? As long as there are weasels like this, Martin Bessemer around is not over. Look, honey, I get mad, but don't try to chalk it up to combat fatigue or anything like that. I get mad because I see that maybe there's a chance that the fighting was for nothing. Eddie, that's silly. Silly, yeah. And your kid brother joins a peachy little group restricted to members of the Caucasian race. He's a kid, and it's a small, unimportant organization. There are a couple of million kids and plenty of these small, unimportant organizations for them to join. No, I am mad. I don't like it, Nora. I like that it's going on, and we let it go on. What can we do? I know what I'm gonna do. What? I'm gonna join Mr. Bessemer's little restricted bunch. What? He'll get me into one of his meetings and we'll find out what he's up to. If he's up to what I think he is, Mr. Martin Bessemer better watch out. Martin Bessemer did not know that the FBI had been checking on his activities. But he'd been smart enough to stop just short of a violation for which he could be arrested. And now one of his letters come to the FBI's attention. Martin Bessemer, yeah. According to the files, Dan, he's been spreading his poisons since 1937. He's mixed up with a bun, but he went into hiding as soon as we invaded North Africa. Smart boy. But now he's out again. We've never been able to get anything on him. Even this new organization he's trying to get started has a bona fide set up legally. Well, maybe this letter is what we've been waiting for. I think it is. As a matter of fact, I think he's bitten off more than he can chew in this one sentence right here. Look, he promises to give every honorably discharged man a battle bonus. Now, probably sucked in a lot of members that way. But if he can't pay off, we can put him out of business. Right. Beats me how a rat like that can keep going anyway. So wonder that someone doesn't get so mad at him that... Well, let's get moving. We'd better take a good look at Mr. Martin Bessemer's books. It's about time you showed up. I've had my hands full, Lila. Who was she? Stop being cute. I just had a big session with some vet named Eddie Butler. He's helped to knock Bessemer's block off. I know. He was here before. But we've got a bigger problem. What do you mean? I had a visitor. A gentleman named Sherman. Sherman? From the FBI. What do you want? To look at the books. You didn't let him? No. But he said he'd be back at three. Hmm. It's almost that now. I know. What are we going to do, Frank? It's going to be all right, baby. It says here. I tell you, it's going to be all right. All this means is that we clear out a little ahead of schedule. Without the money? With the money. Well, he hasn't signed that check yet. You will. Hello, Lila, my dear. Hello, Frank. Oh, I'm glad you're here, Mr. Bessemer. Anything wrong? Well, yes. We've gotten some disturbing news. What? Well, the FBI was here to look at our books. The FBI? Why? Well, I guess it's because of that last letter you sent out. When will you promise the boys a battle bonus? You see, if they look at our books and find that you can't pay that bonus, they could send you up for fraud. Go on. Well, I've got a check here already for your signature, Mr. Bessemer. It's for the money in our account. Well, what do you plan to do with it? We can take the money and run. Take it and run? Yeah. You cheap jacks! Don't be so easy with your hands, Mr. Bessemer. You've got everything ready, haven't you? You knew this was coming and you planned for it. So what?  Easy, Bessemer.  I warned you! You are scum! You're from the slums and your parents were... Oh, maybe you'll keep your hands to yourself. Did, Frank? I don't care. What are you going to do? What are we going to do, you mean? What? We're in it together, baby. Remember? And where could... Shh! What's the matter? Somebody's in the outer office. I heard him. Let's see who it is. Let's open that door and crack. Oh, Frank. Go on. It's that boy. What boy? That veteran, Eddie Butler. The one who wanted to knock Bessemer's head. We're both thinking the same thing, baby. It'll work. Come on. Help me lift Bessemer's body behind the desk. Why? You don't want the kid to see him when he walks in. No. Now, where's that chick? Here. What are you going to do?  Oh, the chick's not fine. That's okay. I know his signature. Frank. Stop worrying, baby. I'll get in touch with him and let you know where I am. You won't forget. We're in it together, aren't we? Yeah. We're in it together, all right. Okay. Here. What? Take my gun. You know what to do with it, don't you? Yeah. So long, baby. Mr. Butler. Yeah? Come in, won't you? Thanks. You're waiting to see Mr. Bessemer? Yeah, I saw him come in here and then... Say, did I hear a couple of shots? Shots? Why no? Not from here. Or what you must have heard... What's the matter? Look behind the desk. Huh? Holy... Bessemer. And isn't this yours? What? This gun. Here, take it. But... It's yours, isn't it? No. Oh, yes it is. Come in. Oh, Mr. Sherman. I'm so glad you're here. This man just shot Mr. Bessemer. We momentarily close the Equitable Society's presentation of the Federal Bureau of Investigation file on the service man's fraud. We will return to this case in just a moment. There's something about the name of the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States that seems to arouse quite a lot of interest. Again and again, people say to us, by the way, why is the Equitable Society called a society? Well, that question is easily answered. The Equitable Life Assurance Society is called a society because it is a society, in every sense of the word. It is an association of men and women who share the conviction that contentment and security depend on practicing the basic American virtues of thrift and self-reliance and cooperation. We who are members of the great Equitable Society family know that it isn't enough to work for ourselves alone. We know that we do better when we lend each other a helping hand. And that is why we have joined forces in the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States. We have combined our dollars into a common protective fund, which gives each of us far more security than he could attain by his own unaided efforts. The fact that three and a quarter million Americans think this way and have become Equitable Society members gives our organization tremendous stability and safety. At the same time, the fact that this is a society means that we individual members receive personal consideration and warm, friendly attention in all our dealings with the management. Finally, we have the satisfaction of knowing that our premium dollars are constantly invested in ways that benefit the entire nation for, by serving its members, the Equitable Society serves America. And now back to the file on the service man's fraud. A murder is committed. A murder that's buried in the back pages because the victim is seemingly unimportant. The killer seems to be unimportant, too. Seems to be a boy named Eddie Butler, a boy with a motive, with a gun marked with his fingerprints, a boy who was actually seen by an eyewitness. The case seems open and shut, seems to be as simple as ABC. Nevertheless, the FBI working with local police investigates and investigates thoroughly. You say Butler was here earlier, Miss? Oh, yes.  But you got rid of him. Oh, I thought I did. But then he came back about an hour ago. He just stormed in here and made a wild speech, and then he took out his gun and fired. That was a few minutes before three. Yeah. Well, I feel sorry for the kid, but that happened. What happened?  They go overseas and do a lot of killing, and it just gets in their blood. They come home, see something they don't like, so they kill. Is that what Mr. Bessemer thought? Why? It sounds like something he might have said. I guess you liked Mr. Bessemer. No. But it was a job, Mr. Sherman. You didn't mind working for him, like that? Well, I... I'm sorry. It's really none of my business. If there's anything else we want, I'll let you know. A murder is committed, but it was a letter which brought the FBI to this case, a letter involving a plan to defraud veterans. And so the books of the organization called the United Brotherhood of America are turned over to a special agent, while the agent in charge aids the local police to follow up the murder. Follow it up. Follow it up by sending the gun in the case to the FBI laboratory in Washington. Follow it up by interviewing Eddie Butler in his cell. It doesn't make any sense, Mr. Sherman. The murder? None of it.  He was a fascist.  Bessemer wasn't any different, Mr. Sherman. Except maybe he was born here. Don't try to make any sense out of that, Eddie.  I think I'm going out of my head anyway. Mr. Sherman, I didn't kill Bessemer, but I'm glad he was killed. And even if it hangs me, I'll keep saying that. So maybe I am out of my head. Eddie, you're sure there wasn't anybody else in that office when you walked in? Just a girl. What about earlier? I thought I saw that guy going, but I don't know. What guy? Some gentleman had been trying to get rid of me. What was his name? I don't know. What did he look like? Oh, pretty solid. A little taller than me. Kind of a thin, hard face. Dark hair. That's all I remember. And you don't know who he was? Well, he said he was Bessemer's business manager. Business manager? Yeah. Thanks, Eddie. Thanks very much. What'd you get out of the books, Dan? Oh, pretty much what we figured. Bessemer couldn't have paid off that battle bonus if he stood on his head. Not that he had any intention to. Of course not. Matter of fact, all the money was drawn out of the bank. When? About one minute before three. The teller remembered because he was ready to close up. Bessemer was dead by then. Sure. But I don't know who the man was who cashed the check. Probably countersigned with a phony. That's what I figured. The check's on its way to the lab. Very good. I got a description of him, though. Slightly over medium height, dark hair, thin face. Say, that sounds like the same man Butler described. Really? Yeah. This is beginning to make sense, Dan. There's somebody else in this. Somebody who was possibly double-crossing Bessemer. Somebody who possibly murdered Bessemer or helped the girl murder. Hello? Sherman speaking. Yeah. Where? Thanks. What was that? Report just came in on the gun. Serial number was filed off, but the lab got it anyway. Could they trace it? Well, the last place they traced it to was a pawn shop over on the south side. Now look, we don't want to arrest you for selling the gun. We just want to know who you sold it to. I told you. I don't know his name. What did he look like? He was a little shorter than you. Dark. Kind of a... Wait. What? I just remembered. His name was Frank. That's what she called him, Frank. That's what who called him? The girl who was with him. A very pretty girl with red hair. Report on the check, Dan. Was it a forgery? Sure. Same guy who counter-signed it, forged it. What's his name? Kingston. Frank. Kingston. We have a lead on where he's hiding. Williams traced a call. The girl made him last night. Well, let's get him then. There's a catch. What? We can probably hold him on fraud, forgery, larceny. But how do we get him on murder? Yeah. Now, as long as that girl sticks to her story, we're like... You know, if there were only some way of getting one of them to double-cross the other... Say, I have an idea. What's that? The old bellboy trick. It might work. They've never seen you. So if we can get that girl over to Frank Kingston's apartment tonight... Is there anybody to run this elevator? Hey! Hey! Isn't there anybody... Look it easy, lady. For you. Bellboy, clerk, elevator boy, what do you have? Now, since this is an elevator, what did you think? Sorry, I had to wait. We had a lot of check-outs today. Dump like this? I'm not surprised. What floor? Five. Five? Yeah, do you mind? No, I don't mind. Only I don't think there's anybody up there. What? Well, there was only two people. 503, she checked out this morning. And 514, he checked out a few minutes ago. 514 couldn't have. I just spoke to him on the phone. Yeah, I know. How do you know? Also worked the switchboard. Lady calls and two minutes later, 514 calls to say he's checking out. I don't believe you. See for yourself. It's right over here. He checked out. No, it's open. Frank! Frank! See? What did I tell you? So he's gone. Oh, sure. Oh, that's great. That's just dandy. He's gone for a walk with his pocket stuffed with money. That's beautiful. Something wrong? No, nothing's wrong. Everything's fine. Where's your phone? What do you can do? Call the police. That man who checked out murdered Martin Vessemer. I saw him do it. I don't think you'll get very far, miss. Mr. Sherman. He's still downstairs waiting for you. Downstairs? Sure. This is 614, Lila. Six, but this elevator, boys. Also house detective and FBI. Well, that's the way it is. Yeah. What do you think Frank is going to say when he hears the news? I think I know. He'll say we're in it together, baby. Kingston and his female accomplice were tried and convicted by local authorities on the charge of first-degree murder. Kingston's death reminds us that there are men in this land who say they are crimes who perhaps think that they are Americans that yet speak openly and loudly against the principles of freedom and equality, the principles of democracy. There's little difference between such men and the enemies across the seas whom we have conquered. There's little difference between such men and the criminals they so often employ, or they are criminals themselves. In the end, they will be caught because their crimes are crimes against the people, against the government, against the FBI. You'll hear about next week's case in just a moment. Tonight, will you join the Equitable Society in a salute to an industry which shares the responsibility of passing on the wisdom of the world from one generation to another. An industry which makes possible the great system of free education for everyone, which is one of the foundations of our American democracy. Yes, a salute of gratitude to the book publishing industry of the United States. During the war, the publishers rose to the emergency and supplied over 90 million specially-manufactured, paper-bound books to the armed forces, almost 800 titles, about eight books for every service man or woman. Now that peace is here, we will look to the book publishers for more than 10,000 new titles each year. These will range from the scientific works which carry forward the torch of progress to the fiction which relaxes you in your hours of leisure. 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