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No matter how idly begun may often come to a violent conclusion. Its pernicious content can twist and distort the mildest of deeds until with a deadly force fed and made strong by repetition, its weight can smash lives. The venom of rumor gossip is always around. Defense against it is pitifully inadequate. And no one is immune. Not even Professor Malcolm Dunn on New Year's Eve, strolling across the darkened campus, puffing quietly on his pipe. At the moment he seemed pleased with the way things had turned out. The rather embarrassing session a few days ago with Dean Wilson was forgotten. And his thoughts were only of the future, his future at the university. At the library he paused, debated for a moment if he should turn here and take the shortcut home. Perhaps it was because he wanted more time to be alone. More time to savor the prospects of a bright future. That he decided against the shortcut, even though it was getting late, and continued along the treeline street. Entered the residential district of the university town. Oh, Miss Crandall, Miss. Hi. Mind if I walk along with you? Of course not. Isn't it a wonderful night? Yeah. Cool, Chris. Just think, in another few hours a new year will be with us. On your way to a little celebration? I just left one. Horribly dull, really. I may not even go back. Jerry's in one of those moods again. Uh, Jerry? Jerry Hayes. He's just a friend. He took me to the party. We had words. So you decided to take a walk? That's right. Professor? Yes? I heard Dean Wilson had you in for a long talk the other day. That's right, Midge. About me? About you. I'm sorry, I've caused you so much trouble. But I'm not sorry I ever fell in love with you. Midge, I'm old enough to be your... Oh, please don't say that. But you don't understand. Some things I do, Professor. For instance, this one-sided romance isn't any good. I've caused you nothing but trouble. I realize you can't afford to get mixed up with any of your students. It isn't as though I've given you any encouragement. True, we've seen quite a bit of each other. Oh, you've been very proper about the whole thing all along. It's my fault, all of it. I admit that, but I can't help it. I'm in love with you. It's very flattering, Midge, but... Still, you wish I weren't so obvious about the whole thing. Well... I've never once told anyone that you were in love with me. I believe you, Midge. But don't you see, there are some people who take a thing like this, gossip it around. The rumors begin to spread. First thing, there's a nice scandal. It's already started, hasn't it? I mean, that's why the dean wanted to talk to you. I don't mind telling you. That session with the dean was more than a little embarrassing. I'm terribly sorry. Well, it's all over now. I've explained everything to his satisfaction, I'm sure. All this hasn't ruined everything for you, has it? I mean, you're taking over the history department when Professor Ferris leaves next month. No, thank heavens. This new position is very important to me, Midge. To my wife, too. It means a great deal to both of us. It means a lot to me, too. I... I hope I'm around when it happens. What? What do you mean? I'm leaving the university.  Yes. Going to New York. The call of the theater, you know. The father has a friend who has a friend who's a producer. And, well, it'll be a small part to begin with. I'm sorry you're going to leave us. Are you? Really? Of course. But I'm certain you'll become a very great actress someday. Thank you. People say I'm acting all the time anyway. Here's my apartment house. Oh, I'll see you to the door. Oh, well, how do you like that? No key. I've locked myself out again. Sure it isn't in your purse there? Nope. Now, how am I going to get in? The house manager's at a party. Probably won't be home for hours.  Isn't there some way we can... There is. My apartment's around back on the ground floor. The screen on the bedroom windows lose. Trouble is, I'm not very good at climbing through windows. If somehow you... Oh, no, I couldn't ask you. Well, when a lady's in distress... Oh, thanks, professor. We'll go in the front way here. The lobby door's always unlocked. You follow Midge into the apartment house, down the long corridor, and out to the back of the building. With little effort, you manage to remove the screen from her bedroom window, climb over the sill, and drop into the darkened apartment. Okay, professor. Right. The light switch is in the alcove. Straight ahead. I'll find it. I guess so. You forgot to warn me about the coffee table. I'm sorry. I'll be right in. You make your way slowly across the room, and finally find the light switch. You open the hall door, return to the window, and replace the screen as Midge steps into the apartment and closes the door behind it.  Hurt yourself on the coffee table? Fractured a few bones, that's all. I'm sorry. Oh, and look, you've got dust all over your coat. No harm done. I wouldn't be too sure. Looks like a stain of some sort.  I'll get some cleaning fluid. Oh, don't bother, Midge. No bother, really. It'll only take a minute. Well, all right. There we are. Just drop it on the chair there. Okay. Excuse me a moment, professor. Hello, Midge. Oh, Jerry. I'm sorry. I acted the way I did, Midge. I guess he had every right to walk out on me. Oh, I see you have company. Yes. Now, can't we discuss what happened at the party some other time, Jerry? Sure. Sure we can. I guess maybe I wasn't so wrong after all, huh? Maybe those rumors... Jerry, please. Okay. Good night. Night, Midge. Good night, professor Dunn. I'm sorry, professor, but Jerry, he's such a child. Midge, that quarrel you had with Jerry at the party tonight. Have anything to do with me? Well, yes, in a way. Look, he seems like a nice sort of chap. Why don't you call him back? No, no. I'll see him tomorrow. And now, do sit down, professor. Midge. Yes? Mind telling me something? Uh-uh. Did you really lock yourself out tonight? What do you think, professor? I think I'd better be running long. Good morning, Mrs. Dunn. We'll be ready in a moment. Fine. Say, I must have been asleep when you came in last night, Claire. How was the party? Oh, very nice. The Donaldson's was so disappointed you didn't come, but I explained you just couldn't. Good. You go to bed early? Uh, no. No, I work for a few hours. Then I went out for a walk. A long walk. By the way, Mrs. Dunn, how about a kiss for a happy new year for your husband, huh? A happy new year to you, professor. Now you sit down, read your paper. Oh, uh, Malcolm. Yes? Isn't Midge Crandall one of your students? Why, yes. She is. Her picture's there on the front page. What? Why, so it is. Someone shot her last night at her apartment. Shot her? Yes, they've taken her to the hospital. They don't know if she'll live or not. 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We regret that we couldn't start the new year for all of you with a $20 Signal Gasoline book, but we do hope that happy safe driving will fill your new year with miles of smiles. It's a shock, isn't it, Professor? Your hands tremble as you hold the morning newspaper. Stare down at the photograph of Mitch Crandall on the front page. The story is all there, the shooting at her apartment, and as you read through the first few paragraphs, you realize it must have happened only a short time after you left the girl's apartment. Your first impulse is to pick up the phone and call the police. Tell them you were with Mitch Crandall last night at her apartment, but suddenly you realize it won't help the police find the guilty person. It would only involve you as well as other innocent people needlessly. And after your conversation with Dean Wilson a few days ago concerning Mitch, the gossip about the two of you, you know you can't afford to become involved in the shooting.  You need time to think, don't you? Perhaps in some way you can assist the police and help them find out who shot Mitch. Then as you're strolling along the walk in front of the science building, one of the students joins you. Say, Professor, you hear about the shooting last night? Uh, yes, yes, I heard about it, Bill. Oh, sure not me for a loop. I know Mitch pretty well. He's a nice kid. Tough. It's a real tough break. Yes, yes it is. Too bad that Simpson guy didn't get a better look at the man who was with Mitch. The Simpson? The witness. He was sitting in a parked car right across the street from Mitch's apartment, waiting for somebody. He told police he remembered seeing a man going into the building with Mitch. I... I see. I didn't give much of a description of the guy. Medium Bill, slender, well-dressed. Said he might recognize him if he saw him again, though. Well, here's where I turn off, Professor. See ya. Yes. Yes, of course, Bill. Happy New Year, Professor. Hey, Jerry! Wait up, fella! Jerry. The sound of that name spins you around, doesn't it, Professor? You watch Bill join another youngster. See them hurry across the campus toward the village. But he isn't the Jerry you're thinking of, is he? Suddenly you remember the young man who was at the door of Mitch's apartment last night. Jerry Hayes. The young man who saw you there with Mitch. And you wonder why he hasn't been to the police to tell them about it. May I speak with Jerry Hayes, please? Yeah, just a sec. Is Jerry Hayes there? Oh, yeah. Yeah, sure. Hold on. Jerry, this is Professor Dunn. I'd like to talk to you, Jerry. Where could we meet? The path at the far end of the athletic field in 10 minutes. Is that all right? It's a good question, Professor. Why didn't I go to the cops, huh? Suppose I ask you the same. Listen, Jerry. Sort of an embarrassing question, isn't it? Why haven't you told them that I was there in the apartment? Why haven't you? Something holding you back? Sure. And I know just what it is. Do you? Look, Professor, I don't want to get mixed up in this any more than you do. Why not forget about it? Suppose Mitch dies. That wouldn't be good. It wouldn't be good at all. But we'd keep our mouths shut. I didn't see you. You didn't see me. I don't know, Jerry. I... I don't think that'd be right. I don't think there's anything for you to worry about, Professor. According to the newspapers, the police haven't found any clear prints on the gun. Yes, Claire. That was quite a walk you took. I'm glad you're back home, Malcolm. There was a call for you. Oh? Dean Wilson's housekeeper called. Said to tell you he wanted you to come over. Uh, now? Well, she sounded like it was rather important. I... I see. Come in, Professor Dunn. Come in. Thank you, Mrs. Shaw. The dean is in his study. I'm sure he'll see you in a few minutes. The lieutenant shouldn't be with him much longer. The... lieutenant? Yes, Lieutenant Franklin. Police department. They're in there with Mr. Simpson. Simpson? He's the man who... The witness. Police think the man Mr. Simpson saw last night might be the one who tried to kill Midge Crandall. Oh, isn't it terrible, Professor? That poor girl. I understand. She's still in a coma. And, uh, thank you very much, Dean Wilson. You had to take up so much of your time. Quite all right, Lieutenant. Can't overlook anything, you know. Don't have very much to go on. Simpson here and I'll sort of roam around, if you don't mind. Oh, of course not. With luck, we might spot her. Quickly, you turn your back to them, Professor. Stare out the wind. You want to run, don't you?  And you pray that Simpson doesn't notice you. Well, thanks again, sir. I mean, goodbye, Lieutenant. Now, let's go, Simpson. Afternoon, sir. Sorry to keep you waiting. I just got here a moment ago. Come in. Come in. Terrible business, that. Terrible. You heard Malcolm? I think the man who shot Miss Crandall is here on our campus. Yes, I heard. Any definite leads? No. Unfortunately, the witness Simpson hasn't been able to give a good description of the man he saw go into the apartment building with the girl. Does, uh, does Mr. Simpson think he can identify the man if he sees him again? He seems to think so. Yes. I, for one, certainly hope he's right. This thing must be solved, Malcolm. They've got to find that man. Yes. Yes, of course. Well, let's get on with it. I want to discuss several matters with you, Malcolm, about your new position. Hope you don't mind my calling you over today. Oh, of course not. And Professor Ferris will be leaving earlier than we expected. So it's important we get to these things as soon as possible. Yes, sir. For the remainder of the afternoon, you sit with Dean Wilson in his study. He's talking about your new position with the university, but your mind is none of it, Professor. You'll keep thinking about the police lieutenants and the witness Simpson. They're on the campus now, looking for the man who was with Mitch Crandall last night. And you wonder how long you'll be able to stay out of their way.  You've reached a decision, haven't you? Yes. And there's only one thing you can do. Hello, Professor. Come on in. No, no, thanks. I just stopped by to see if Jerry Hayes was in. Oh, no, no. He's down in the village. He'll be back soon. I see. Will you tell him I must see him immediately? It's very important. Oh, sure, sure, Professor. Have him come to my house. 423 Oak Road. Okay, I'll tell him.  Hiding from the police isn't going to solve anything. Instead of helping them, you're wasting valuable time throwing them off the track while a guilty person remains at large. At your home, as you wait for Jerry to arrive, the nervousness has gradually left you, hasn't it?   Lieutenant, I have some information. It's about the Midge Crandall shooting. Oh? Would you come to my house right away? 423 Oak Road. Malcolm. Oh, yes, Claire. What is it? Did I hear you just call the police? That's right. You said something about Midge Crandall. Excuse me. That's Jerry Hayes. I'll let him in. Malcolm, what's this all about? I'll explain in a moment, Claire. How are you, Professor? Come in, Jerry. Well, Mrs. Dunn. How are you, Jerry? How's Janet? I haven't seen her in ages. Oh, she's fine. Janet? Jerry's aunt is an old-school charm of mine, Malcolm. Never would have gotten into the university here if it hadn't been for the two of them, Professor. Guess I owe Janet and Mrs. Dunn a lot. I see. Now, Malcolm, what's this all about? Yeah, what's up, Professor? Jerry, I've called the police. They may not be leaving. I had nothing to do with the shooting, but... The police? Wait a minute. I thought we... It's no use, Jerry. I want you to tell them all you know about this Midge Crandall affair. Even that I saw your wife there? What? That's... That's right, dear. You mean you want me to tell the police I saw Mrs. Dunn come running out of Midge's apartment house last night? Claire. I admitted Malcolm. I was there. I was there. I was the one. New Year's Day is an appropriate day to take stock of one's blessings. So we of the Signal Oil Organization would like to take this opportunity to express our appreciation to all of you who have given us so much for which to be thankful. To you loyal Whistler fans, whose continued preference for Signal products has helped us grow from a small start in one state into an organization serving six western states, we are genuinely grateful. To independent Signal dealers, whose conscientious service has helped so much to keep customers and their cars happy, we are mighty appreciative. So that all of us in the Signal Oil family may continue to merit your friendship and your business, you can count on us to pursue our policy of making every Signal product and Signal service always finer and more complete. Throughout the new year, as for the past 19 years, we shall do everything in our power to make your stops at Signal stations, as well as your miles behind the wheel. Happy ones. It came as a staggering blow, didn't it, Professor? Your wife's admission that she had shot Mitch Crandall. Yes, you'd been afraid to get in touch with the police because it meant admitting that you had been there in the apartment yourself. And you knew it would start the gossip again and involve other innocent people.  Tell the police that you were the man the witness Simpson had seen. So you would call Lieutenant Franklin, ask him to come to your house. Then too late, you learned that your wife, Claire, had shot Mitch. You've got to believe me, Malcolm. I swear, I didn't mean to do it. Claire, why did you go over there? I'd heard talk about you and Mitch. I just had to see her. But she admitted it was all wrong, her fault that she had been very foolish. Yes, but... she had shot you, and yet she couldn't have you. And then... then she picked up the gun. Malcolm, I didn't know what to do with the way she acted. I suddenly got the crazy idea she was going to kill herself. Oh, Claire, you don't know, Mitch. She was putting on an act. I had to stop her. And when I tried to take the gun away, it went off. Oh, Malcolm, I didn't mean for her to get shot. I wouldn't have harmed that girl for the world. But you ran. You left her. I got outside the door of the apartment before I realized she might die if I didn't do something. Then I heard someone running down the hall. I knew the shot had attracted attention, but she'd be found immediately. Malcolm, and the police. Look, Mrs. Dunn, they don't know you were there. You didn't mean to shoot, Mitch. We don't have to tell them a thing. Wait a minute. Jerry, suppose Mitch dies. No, you'd better let the police in, Malcolm. Good morning, Professor. Good morning, Lieutenant. Lieutenant, my wife, Jerry Hayes. How do you do, Lieutenant? Now, Professor, you said over the phone something about the... Yes, yes. Jerry here saw a woman hurry out of Miss Crandall's apartment house last night. A woman? Yes. So he saw a woman, and Simpson saw a man. But, but, Lieutenant... A lot of people went in and out of that building last night, but it doesn't mean a thing. What? Miss Crandall came out of her coma a few minutes ago. Oh, she's going to be all right. Oh, that's great. She's a wonderful girl. Yeah, and she was worried for fear we'd think whenever her boyfriends had done it. Actually, it was just another one of those... I didn't know the gun was loaded cases. Miss Crandall told us she shot herself by accident. That whistle will be your signal for the signal oil program, the Whistler. Each Sunday night at the same time, brought to you by the Signal Oil Company, marketers of signal gasoline and motor oil, and fine automotive accessories. 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Congrats on the multi-year deal. How did you find out and just what was your emotions like? Emotions was kind of all over the place. This is something like I've been working really hard for and they just called me to the office got to talk to my agent and it kind of went by fast but like I said it was just a lot of emotions, a lot of excitement. It was good to tell my parents and stuff like that. What does it mean to to know that you have a future here with the Brooklyn ads and what has this organization meant to you? It means a lot, means a lot. I mean this is a birthplace of my now professional career so it's just just pretty cool to see you know how valuable people feel like I am and it's just a blessing to be here. I feel like you know a lot of love around here, a lot of good people so it's like it's the best place to be. It wasn't maybe the easiest journey kind of starting the year and just going through the GLE but just kind of like as you're getting more minutes and everything is starting to come together just kind of how does it feel on top of that to not just have the contract but also getting that time to show what you can do more? It feels great. You know I've always just wanted an opportunity no matter where it was, you know whether it was here in Long Island, just getting to play and be able to get better. I feel like it was my main objective and just just being ready for whenever my time was to come to be able to play. You saw the video with your parents like what what did that mean for you because the video was awesome because what did that mean to share that moment with your parents? It was special, it was special. You know they've been you know kind of waiting on me just like me as far as just just having this opportunity you know you never really know what can happen tomorrow and just to see their faces and the excitement just to be able to tell them that you know I do have like a place that I'm gonna be at was everything to me you know I feel like every kid dreams of telling their parents you know they're really making it and I think it's just a special moment that I'll never forget. Now that it's settled in I know your mom wanted a redo of that video which is how how have emotions kind of like settled in and how has it just processed for you and your family?  I know you've linked on a lot of people in your life just as mentors and guidance throughout your basketball career who's reached out to you and what has your phone been like since the announcement came out? Everybody my family, friends, coaches, old coaches from when I was younger and I appreciate all the text you know I feel like during a journey everybody has a piece and getting you here so just be able to reach out and say thank you to all of them really meant a lot. You live by the marathon continues what is just just do adding one to the marathon that you are running and racing? Just ask more to it you know I feel like once you make a step towards the right direction you know how can I figure out and work ways to make another step in the right direction you know just want to keep going up I don't ever want to get complacent with where you are no matter how successful you are I feel like it's always another opportunity another step that you can get to. What's that next step for you as you guys now still have 20 plus games left to play what more do you want to showcase out there on the court? Just how good we are I feel like we have a chance to really prove that in these next couple games starting today of course and just just finishing out the best that we can you know I feel like we don't want to leave anything on the table and and you know try to win every single game and just go out and give 100% effort.


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Hello there everyone and welcome. This is Melissa Armo and I'm here reviewing the video. This was an option trade I called on Friday. The stock capped up on earnings. Actually the earnings were the Thursday night. Interestingly enough, I had said in their room, you could have day traded this but I think it was a better option trade not only because of the price point, the expense, but it really wasn't a great gap to go aggressively long in. But for an option trade, it was very obvious to me that it would move and go higher. Tough for the day trade entry. Let's look at how it did set up though as a day trade first before we look at the option call. I made it. Friday was the 10th. Problem here with this is if you were aggressive, you got stopped out. You know and sometimes longs take a little while to go and NVIDIA just didn't get the momentum going really until after 10 o'clock. It held, it held the gap up, but not the low in the open. Opened here at 213.08, broke the low, which doesn't look great, 211.63, and he kind of needed to wait a little bit for this to shake out and continue higher. But I knew that it was, so I just said, you know what, this is a better option call. So anyways, it was tough for the day trade because you might have done it and got stopped and had to retake it or wait. So typically in the morning when I'm day trading, I like to not wait. So I'm usually looking for the most aggressive thing, which I didn't think this would was on Friday. But it was a good solid call. So I called an option trade in this long, the calls, long, NVIDIA, the 215 calls out to 1124, which actually it went through that strike by almost four bucks more than three dollars on Friday. So you could have done it as a day trade Friday when I gave the call and got out and just made money as a day trade. So you can do options trades as day trades get in and out when I give the call in the option letter or you can do it and hold it out to a bigger target. Do I think NVIDIA has a bigger target for the 24th? Absolutely. 220 is the next target for this 225. I mean this stock can really, really move it. It did not, it did not do what I would call a breakout really on Friday. It gapped up on the earnings had a solid move. Market really didn't explode though Friday. One good solid green bullish day in the market with this and this could pop. So it definitely looks stronger. This week's gonna be a very interesting week to watch in the market for what the, for the market does. So couldn't NVIDIA continue higher immediately this week? Yes. Is it gonna have something to do with the market though? Yes. It needs a big fat solid green day, and it really didn't 100% have that Friday. And by that I mean a day where it really closed is very, very strong. So we'll see and watch NVIDIA this coming week, but you could have done it and got out with profit. We had almost four dollars through the strike from where I called it Friday. Gave a lot of time out for a stock like this to move and we'll really see and where it goes between now and the holiday. Have a great weekend everyone. Email me at melissathestockswish.com if you're interested in the GAP options letter subscription. It is an annual subscription if you want to sign up. It's for the entire calendar year.  It depends how many I see. It could be five, could be 25. It just depends how busy we, I see things for the market and how busy we are with gas. Have a great day everyone.


Coming up on DTNS is Apple developing a search engine. Joe Budden has beef with Spotify and a TikTok deal seems near. This is the Daily Tech News for Thursday, August 27th, 2020 in Los Angeles. I'm Tom Merritt. And from Studio Redwood, I'm Sarah Lane. I'm Oakland, California. I'm Justin Robert Young. And I'm the show's producer Roger Chang. We were just talking about grocery supply chains in the days of pandemic license plates and a little bit about nudity on Good Day Internet. If you want to get that show, you got to become a member at patreon.com slash DTNS. Let's start with a few tech things you should know. Amazon announced that its first Amazon Fresh Grocery Store in Los Angeles's Woodland Hills neighborhood will open this week by invite only with a broader opening in the coming weeks. The store will test Amazon's dash cart technology, which lets shoppers check out without waiting in line. But it doesn't use the just walk out technology used in Amazon Go convenience stores. Samsung officially announced Unpacked 2 or Unpacked Part 2 will take place on September 1st at 10 a.m. Eastern Time. Samsung says it will explore in-depth the groundbreaking features of the Galaxy Z Fold 2. Sequels. Sony announced that customers can sign up to receive pre-order invites for the upcoming PlayStation 5. On the PlayStation website, users can submit their PlayStation network username with users being selected, quote, based on previous interests and PlayStation activities. Pre-orders will be limited to one console per PlayStation network ID. No pricing or exact release date has been announced for the console, so you got to not care about that part. Chinese electric vehicle maker X-Peng launched its initial public offering on the New York Stock Exchange in the U.S. on Thursday. The Guangzhou, China-based automaker has offices in Silicon Valley and also San Diego, California. X-Peng has delivered more than 20,000 vehicles as of July 31st and special thanks to Russell Manthee, who sent us some photos of the NYSE banners for X-Peng. So appreciate that reminder from you, Russell. Hey, shout out to Russell. T-Mobile is offering a 5G phone called the Rebel 5G for $400. If you switch to T-Mobile or add a line of service, you can get it for $200. The Rebel 5G has a 6.53 inch FHD plus screen running on a Snapdragon 765 processor with six gigs of RAM and 128 gigs of storage. And of course, that sweet, sweet 5G modem. But what will that 5G modem get you? OpenSignal issued a report on 5G speeds in 12 worldwide markets. Saudi Arabia, take the crown, take a lap. You've got the fastest 5G download speed at an average of 414.2 megabits per second. Yikes. South Korea is second at 312.7 followed by Australia and Taiwan. The US takes the crown for the slowest average 5G speeds at 50.9 megabits per second. Second slowest was the Netherlands at 79.3. Saudi Arabia also has the highest availability with users able to connect to a 5G signal 34.4% of the time. The UK had the lowest connectivity with users connected to 5G 4.5% at the time. Man, I'm jealous. Technology Review has a write up on the increasing popularity of card that's card spelled C-A-R-R-D, which lets you make one page websites with an email address card and similar services link tree bio FM have millions of users creating pages with links often to activist causes that are easy to share on social networks. And ours Technica reports its readers note that HBO Max has stopped working in browsers on Linux, and it appears to be another example of wide vine DRM, not recognizing some Linux distros as a known platform, a problem previously affecting CBS all access, which once CBS was made aware of immediately stopped being a problem because there's a setting you can do to recognize Linux kernel. And so maybe HBO will do that. Alright, let's talk about another thing coming from Amazon. Indeed, Tom Amazon launched an invite only early access program for a fitness service called Halo. Halo comes with a halo band, a water resistant fitness tracker and an accelerometer, a temperature sensor, a heart rate monitor, two microphones with on and off buttons. There is no screen, just an LED and it lasts a week on a charge. The Halo service uses a smartphone to capture 3d scans your body and machine learning to estimate body fat. It can even estimate what you'd look like if you gained or lost weight. It uses the halos mics to listen or monitor your emotions for a measure it calls tone, which measures things like energy and positivity. Halo also uses the band to monitor sleep and track cardio with a weekly activity score. Amazon says the body scans are deleted from servers after processing and only stored locally on your phone. Voice is analyzed on the phone and deleted immediately after analysis. Other health data is encrypted in transit and in the cloud and can be deleted at any time. Halo profiles are kept separate from other Amazon accounts. Halo will cost you $99.99 plus a $3.99 per month subscription with an early access price of $64.99 since extra bands cost $15.99 or $19.99 for cloth options. Pretty smart, don't you think? Yeah, I mean, wasn't it just yesterday we were like, look at fitness trackers.   So I don't know, a hundred bucks for something that isn't going to, it feels a little high. Think of this not like a replacement for a smartwatch. Think of it as a replacement for a scale and all of your metrics being processed on a level that you have not yet done. What I've always said is in our rush to find the quantifiable self, we have had now for nearly a decade ways that we can track things that give us numbers that we ultimately have very little concept of unless you get really into fitness and you are starting to do the computations yourself and even then you are running up against looking at databases online to see what is healthy, what is good, what is bad. What Amazon's trying to do is sell you all of that in a very, very prepackaged way. What I suspect, however, is that some of these things like tone and energy and stuff like that, we're they're throwing a lot of spaghetti at the wall and we're going to find out exactly what sticks and also who wants to eat this spaghetti that was just thrown at the wall. Yeah, especially because your body image now changed because you ate all that spaghetti. Yeah. Yeah, now you can look at that's strange. Also, like what if you're just a very passive aggressive person and you're dying on the inside, but this will tell you that will know the halo was like you seemed very positive just now. Well, I know the point. The idea is that with the machine learning, it'll know like that tone of voice with that heart rate and that temperature means you're being passive aggressive. You're doing that thing again. I don't know. Listen, I love data like this. Some of it is not that helpful to me day to day, but I like to have it. I love just body stats. Yeah. And if you I think that this is this is a great service, especially for people who you know, like I'm in the Fitbit universe. So there's a lot of back and forth like I wouldn't do both. I just you know, I you'd pick one of the other. But someone was like, you know, I buy a lot of things on Amazon and they probably know what they're doing. Maybe I'll get into this. Or if you have a smart speaker that utilizes Amazon's assistant and you feel, you know, somewhat, if not totally comfortable with your data being used by the company and and and spit back to you. So you know, there's a lot of that too. But no, no, no, I think the opposite. I think this is for the people who aren't comfortable with with Amazon day because they're going bending over backwards to say this doesn't have our voice assisted on it. We don't keep any of our stuff. No one will ever see your photos. We're deleting it like they're making sure to steer into like if you're uncomfortable with the echo, no problem, you can use Halo. And and I also think just that they would say that you well, of course, yeah, whether that will work or not, I don't know. But Justin, you pointed out something I think is important here. When I looked at this as a device, I was like, Amazon's coming out with kind of a crappy fitness tracker. When you look at it as a service, yes, that says, look, we have a health service, and you're going to use your phone. And we're going to give you a Bluetooth tracker. But it's you know, it's not a replacement for your watch. It's not meant to be. That's why it doesn't have a screen. It's just tracking the essential things you need to know to track your health. I think that is an interesting gamble. I don't know if it's going to work or not. But that is a different way to approach this, especially for people who are like, I'm not into wearables, but I am into health. And so they're approaching it from the other way. The hook in is important. Yeah. Well, you might like this one. Oh, no. What, Justin? What are you knowing? Well, anyway, I'm going to keep going. Norway's Remarkable has put out a new version of its e-ink tablet, the Remarkable 2. It has a 10.3 inch e-ink display with two 26 dpi resolution and a stylus with 21 millisecond latency and a feature to erase if you use the opposite end. It's 0.19 inches thick, making it the thinnest tablet on the market. E-ink tablet, but still that's that's something at 0.89 pounds. It weighs as much about as much as a legal pad. And the software supports drawing, note-taking and reading and annotating PDFs and e-pubs. Everything can be synced through a companion app for desktop or mobile and drawings can be exported as PDF, PNG or SVG for you vector folks. It can also recognize handwriting and convert it to text. You can pre-order Remarkable 2 now for $399 with a marker and case included. Extra markers cost $49 and the fully okay sells separately for $69 shipping expected in November. Yeah. All the people who reviewed this very obviously also reviewed the first Remarkable because they all compared it to the first Remarkable. But you don't have to know anything about the first one to appreciate this one. If you need something for, you know, writing, drawing, doing like it's a it's attempt to be a replacement for paper. This is a very interesting device, a little expensive for something that limited. It's more than a base level iPad at $399 and it doesn't do as much. But it sounds like a really interesting, I'm tempted to try it because it sounds like a really interesting evolution of e-ink and it looks like this works pretty well. I mean, size of a legal pad is just like writing on a legal pad, right? Yeah, totally.  I haven't heard much about, I don't know, new entries into this particular category. And, you know, it's again, with all of the compatibility that obviously Remarkable has thought about what people want to take in and take out of something like this. It's pretty cool. Yeah, except for the intercapping the M. You can just stop. All right. LG announced the Pura care, also intercapped, the Pura care wearable air purifier, a portable air purifier you wear as a face mask. The mask uses a pair of replaceable HEPA filters and battery powered fans, which will adjust their speed as you inhale and exhale so that your breathing feels normal. The filters can remove 99.97% of particulates down to 0.3 microns because they're HEPA filters. The Pura care will last eight hours in low power mode or two hours in high power mode. An included case will charge the mask and disinfect it with UV light price and availability not announced. Also pointed questions of will this help with COVID-19 definitely deferred to say like, we're still testing things. This, by the way, is the first of our parade of products in advance of EFO, which is happening next weekend. Look, there is going to be a world in which masks are now more normal. There is also specifically up here in the California, specifically the Northern California area, where we have a lot of forest fires that happen now regularly, where I mean, this household was already lousy with N95 masks long before COVID became a thing because my wife's an asthmatic and needs them for when the world lights on fire now yearly. So the idea that these kinds of devices are here, I think is smart. Whether or not the idea, oh, does it stop COVID now? I don't think that's going to be as much of a concern in our now newly mask compliant world. And I think the price is going to matter a lot. I mean, I've got, I don't know, I have five masks streaming around my house, you know, where I'm like, where the heck, I got to do some, where's that mask, you know, if I've got something that would cost me 200 bucks. So I, you know, it's really important that I make sure that I know where that one is. Maybe my behavior would change, but it would have to change quite a bit from what I'm dealing with these days, going out to the, to the convenience store here and there. So I don't know, it's, if it isn't too insane on your face, because there's clearly a lot going on here, it sounds great.   Can't be good to breathe. Probably she should be wearing something like this. So if it, yeah, if it can be something that you can do groceries, do grocery runs while wearing and feel better, and it isn't too expensive, it might be onto something. Yeah, I mean, LG wants us all to think about this in terms of the current mask wearing. But I'll be interested to see if they can claim it does anything for COVID because filtering for smoke different than filtering for virus. Those are definitely two different things. So masks can do both, but not all of them. Tom and Sarah rapper and broadcaster Joe Budden says his podcast, the Joe Budden podcast will no longer be exclusive to Spotify after September 23. Yeah. In his latest episode, Budden said, I cannot tell you where the podcast will be. But as it stands, I can tell you where it will not be. And that is Spotify. But in complain that his audience has exceeded expectations by 900%, Spotify would not pay his team a bonus and wouldn't let them skip episodes for Christmas and New Year's Eve. He also said that he they offered to buy them watches and they submitted two expensive watches to buy. Budden says Spotify is pillaging his audience only interested in finding popular new shows rather than feeding the podcasting ecosystem. Spotify, meanwhile, says it made Budden a considerable offer of respects his wishes to find a new home for his show. I mean, I sorry, Sarah, I, I, I have to laugh. Like, I don't know where this podcast will be. Just not Spotify. So everywhere else. He might, he might be doing another exclusive deal and he can't say it, but it's like, but it sort of gives it away, right? That he might, he's considering an exclusive deal. Yeah. Or, or, you know, do it the way lots of other people do it. And so it's not that hard for an audience member to continue to love the show that they loved before and they love it. Solidarity. Daily Tech News show is also no longer, well, it never was exclusive. Never mind. But also, if this is the first time you have heard the name Joe Budden, then understand that he got this deal with Spotify because he chronicles and, and fans the flames on drama. He is the bird, him and, and the, uh, the breakfast club are the clearing houses of hip hop drama, uh, the premier places where people go to air their dirty laundry. He is very pro wrestling in terms of, uh, building up the heroes and villains of the pop culture world. And now he is making himself the hero and Spotify the villain. So this is not that odd for Joe Budden. What he does say for our rapidly evolving podcasting ecosystem, where a little bit more money is getting splashed around Spotify being somebody that is, uh, very much spilling some cash over the bar that some people are not necessarily pleased. The fact that Joe Budden is not pleased should not shock anybody who is aware of Joe Budden and what he does. I'm guessing Spotify is not surprised either when they didn't reach a deal. They knew they must have known this was going. Yeah. Uh, the idea that Joe Budden is somebody that is like, well, they didn't give me enough. I mean, here's the other reality that was not. This is like the dog that doesn't bark in this controversy. How much did his audience fall off and how much does he blame Spotify for not either pushing it more for advertising more, because that is the thing. You're going to take that money. Joe Rogan is going to take that money. Last podcast on the left is going to take that money. The new ringer shows are going to take that money and they're not going to get the same kind of listenership as they would otherwise. Oh, yeah. That means. Two years ago, Joe Budden was the most important podcaster at Spotify. Yes. Today, I think it's fair to say no disrespect that in Spotify's eyes, he is not the most important. Still a jam. Well, this week, John Henshaw at digital marketing firm Koi Wolf noted some behavior from Apple that he thought might indicate that Apple's creating a search engine of their own. Several folks have noticed that the Apple bot crawling websites more frequently. If they've noticed some activity, the Apple bot, like most web crawlers, collects information to determine how websites hold to be ranked. Apple users in Siri and spotlight results, for example, Henshaw also noticed Apple updated support in support document back in July with more information on Apple bot, including factors that affect its rankings and more rumors of Apple launching a search engine have been around since 2015. You might be like, haven't we already talked about this before? You're not wrong. They've been floating around since then, even earlier, perhaps. Joe Rossignol at Mac rumors also notes it's most likely this is just improving Siri and spotlight results, not necessarily a search engine, you know, in its in its full sense. Apple uses Bing for image results and Google for other results, but then customizes those itself. Yeah, people remember that Apple used to have Google as the default Safari search engine, but Bing, powering Siri and spotlight. And it was back 2017 that they switched to using Google for Siri and spotlight for everything except images and images are still supplied by Bing. And if that confuses you, that may be why you would think Apple is doing all these things to create a search engine, because what they're getting from Apple and Bing is what Yahoo used to get from from Google and Bing is what Yahoo used to get and still does, which is a feed of search results that you can then manipulate and customize in your own presentation. And so that's what Apple has been doing with Applebot, is going out and saying we want to collect some of our own data to layer on top of this, to customize it so that when it shows up in spotlight, it works good for spotlight because these search results, it might be great if you're in Google, but we have a different presentation. We have a different audience. And so you want to, you want to modify those a little bit. And that seems to me what's going on here is Apple is doing more of that. Just they've hired search engine engineers before because of that. The fact that they're hiring some more of them doesn't surprise me. The fact that they've cranked up the Applebot may just mean that they've come up with some new ways to prevent, present search results and they need more data for that. Could be for an entirely different reason like augmented reality or machine learning or something like that. So I don't think this means that Apple is going to launch a search engine to replace Google and Bing. Because it doesn't mean they're not. They probably are always about might my guess is they're always evaluating. Should we take this project and expand it into a full on search engine?  Yeah, Apple has a Jillian, a billion dollars. And at any moment, they should be trying to make a search engine for their internal white label products that they now no longer have to pay Google and Bing to provide those. Yeah. Hey, folks, if you want to get all the tech headlines each day in about five minutes, be sure to subscribe to Daily Tech headlines dot com. Tick Tock CEO and also COO of Bite Dance, Kevin Mayer is neither anymore. He is leaving the company. A tick tock statement said, quote, the political dynamics of the last few months have significantly changed what the scope of Kevin's role would be going forward. They respect his choice and they'll miss him and they thank him and all of that stuff. In an internal email from mayor to employees obtained by the Financial Times, mayor wrote, quote, in recent weeks, as the political environment has sharply changed, I have done significant reflection on what the corporate structural changes will require and what it means for the global role I signed up for against this backdrop. And as we expect to reach a resolution very soon, which is really what the news is about here, it is with a heavy heart that I wanted to let you all know that I've decided to leave the company. So in the meantime, Tick Tock General Manager Vanessa Poppus here in the US will take over as interim CEO of Tick Tock. If you recall, Mayor was head of direct to consumer at Disney. That's the folks who brought you Disney Plus. He was also instrumental in buying Marvel and stuff like that. And everybody thought he was going to take over as CEO when Bob Eiger left. But instead, Bob Schapeck took over as Disney CEO. And in May, Mayor said, well, if you're not going to make me CEO of Disney, I'm going to be CEO of Tick Tock, which I assume he thought as many of us did was going to be the next Facebook. So, you know, if you can't be CEO of Disney, be CEO of the next hugest thing. So he took that role June 1st. This departure signals that bite dance may be about to wrap up whatever it's going to do with Tick Tock. Supposedly, Mayor wasn't going to announce his resignation until the sale was official. That would, of course, assume that Mayor is naive enough to assume that an internal email would never get leaked to the Financial Times, which seems unlikely. So I'm not sure what to make of that. But this definitely feels like we're about to get the resolution. And CMBC sources say a deal could be announced as soon as next week to see the New Zealand, Canadian, Australian and U.S. Tick Tock operations sell for twenty to thirty billion dollars. And the sources tell CMBC that Tick Tock is also not determined who they're going to sell it to that they're still negotiating with both Oracle and Microsoft. Also, Walmart has jumped in on Microsoft's bid. They are interested in partnering with Microsoft. So Microsoft would buy it. But Walmart would invest because Walmart is interested in the e-commerce and advertising potential in Tick Tock. And that is something ByteDance has done very well in China with Du Yan, the Chinese version of Tick Tock, is integrating e-commerce so that creators can sell stuff. Walmart has a burgeoning third party seller marketplace that they would like to plug into that Tick Tock magic. Now, it's unknown whether Walmart's Chinese operations would be a stumbling block in getting approval. Walmart doesn't think so, of course. Meanwhile, the RAP sources say Oracle is still offering 10 billion in cash, 10 billion in stock. And their deal, according to the RAP, would give ByteDance 50% of the profits from Tick Tock going forward. I imagine there's a great scene at the end of the Guy Ritchie film Snatch in which Dennis Farina's character goes back to New York. And when he is in the Customs Declaration line, when asked to be as anything to declare, he says, don't go to England. I would imagine that this is Kevin Mayer as he is now leaving this. Do you have anything to declare? Don't go to China. This is just what a crazy year for somebody who was really at the top of his game in terms of riding high on being the guy who microwaved a Netflix to now have this crazy situation where he's got to. He straps himself to the top of a rocket ship and then it gets shot out of the sky by rising international tensions, just nuts. The only thing I would say about the sale here is I think this is going to Microsoft because if Microsoft was not the likely seller here, number one, we wouldn't be hearing Oracle's price, specifically if they are currently negotiating it. And we would have heard what the Microsoft thing is. I think that this is that they are moving to a deal with Microsoft, but they can't say considering how closely Microsoft has been linked to this, that they are moving close to a deal without saying that. So that's why we're getting this weird dance here. Yeah, that does make sense. We were talking last week recently, somebody had written in and said, I mean, why does Microsoft want to pay so much for something that's, you know, just, you know, it's kind of it's cool now and won't be cool tomorrow type thing.  But the more I read about this, the more I'm like, what is TikTok really going to look like in a few months? Very hard to say right now, you know, there are companies clamoring to figure out what to do with with the rabid user base that it has. But it also is a, you know, it's a fickle community that we're talking about right now. You have Instagrams trying to, you know, hurry up and figure out how to give folks who are a little bit nervous about TikTok a better place to hang out and, you know, a better community with all that stuff that's already been figured out by Facebook. You know, it's certainly as far as ads go. So yeah, it's it's it is a story that is rapidly unfolding much more than I thought it would. Both of these companies, by the way, because I see people in the chat room like, why would Oracle want this? Oracle wants it for the same reason Microsoft wants it to show off what their platform can do to get a bunch of data to feed their machine learning and data science. And the rest of it can go to waste. It doesn't even matter if it fails. Now, in Microsoft's case, they've got an advertising business so they do want it to succeed to feed that and Walmart jumping in on that helps them with the advertising revenue. Both of these make perfect sense to me. And both want to be cool. There is a cash aid. This this business does not come up every that doesn't come up every day. You don't get a sale price on a company that is growing this fast. And there is an argument to say this is a sale price. Like this is something where all of a sudden Microsoft cannot be the thing that your dad has on his work laptop. Microsoft can be the thing that gave you TikTok and save TikTok and made and made sure that it didn't change, which I think, Sarah, to your point, there is nothing different about TikTok in a year. They are going to make sure that that ship continues to sale exactly as straight as it is right now. 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I mean, using a Surface 7 and using it for note taking in Microsoft finally made a stylus in my humble opinion. How does the Apple Pencil least first gen on a three year old iPad? The tip is slightly rubberized, feels much closer to a pen on paper feel versus the Apple Pencil where I feel like I'm dragging metal on very slippery glass. You know, funnily enough, Mike, that that's what everybody says about the remarkable, too, is that it feels very close to pen on paper. It even has like a scratchy sound when you use it. So I don't know, maybe you should check out the remarkable, too. Maybe that would work for you. But yes, thank you, Mike. And if you want to get Scott's live with it on the Magic Keyboard, on the Apple Magic Keyboard for iPad, go become a patron, patreon.com. All of you existing patrons, you have that episode already. It was excellent. Scott did a lot of good work. So yeah, and and thank you also to to Mike and hope you are not spultering forever. 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Welcome to the Money Connection, the new show that makes sense out of the Federal Reserve. Tonight, the MC News Crew covers everything from the pennies piling up in piggy banks, to the trillions of dollars flowing through our nation's economy. And now, the award-winning anchor that everyone can bank on, Bill Dixon. Where's Bill? Has anyone seen Bill? You know, sometimes the only way to get a job done is to do it yourself. Oh, re-cue the open. Come to the Money Connection, the new show that makes sense out of the Federal Reserve. And now, the award-winning anchor that everyone can bank on. Annie Becker. And now, the news. First national bank officials were flabbergasted when a woman deposited money in her savings account. Apparently, she opened that account in 1895. Granny Becker is believed to be the oldest bank depositor in America. We have an exclusive interview.  I'll bet a lot has changed in banking since then. It certainly has. Really, all days, banks were on their own. Some even printed their own money. Pretty-looking stuff, but you could never be sure it was worth anything. In the late 1800s, many small banks put their money in bigger banks. Sometimes those banks made loans to business speculators who couldn't repay the money. When the small banks and investors wanted their money back, it wasn't always there. That could lead to real panic. People raced to take their money out of the bank before it collapsed. That only made things worse. Once a run started, it could spread to other banks. Still get chills when I think about the panic of 1907. Let me tell you, it was no fun at all. And yet you stuck with it. Why were you so confident? Because everything changed in 1913. President Woodrow Wilson signed into law the Federal Reserve Act. It set up the Federal Reserve as the nation's central bank. Having a central bank added stability to the banking system and made panics less likely. For bankers, it offered loans and other financial services. For the government, it was a way to influence the nation's economy. And for ordinary people like me, I knew my money was worth something. The new bank issued paper money called Federal Reserve Notes that were accepted by everyone. So I didn't have to worry so much. I see. Well, thank you, Granny, for telling us about the old days of banking. You're welcome. Bye-bye. That is one cool granny. The Federal Reserve System is called the Fed for short. To shed a little sunlight on how it's set up, here's our meteorologist, Frannie Becker. Thanks, Annie. And let me be the first to give you snaps on that way cool outfit you're wearing. So, okay, here's the buzz on the Fed. I'll start with the national picture. There are 12 districts across the United States. Each one has a headquarters bank, and all the Boston and Philadelphia have branch banks. Like, over here is the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. That's in the first district. And here, in the Windy City, is the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. That's the seventh district. And out here is the twelfth district. Foggy San Francisco is the home of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. Is that great or what? So here's the 411 on the west. Hello. Cool. The headquarters of the twelfth district is here in San Francisco. It's a totally huge job to cover this area. So the San Francisco Fed has branches in Salt Lake City, Los Angeles, Seattle, and Portland. The San Francisco Fed and its branches store money and vaults for banks in their region and distribute coins and currency to them. They also transfer money electronically for people and businesses and sort checks. The 12 districts of the Fed share a goal, creating a sunny economic climate for the country. Many important decisions are made here at the Fed's national headquarters in Washington, D.C. It's run by the seven members of the Board of Governors. Together with five district bank presidents, they form the Federal Open Market Committee, or FOMC. The FOMC studies the nation's economy. It takes steps that help control the amount of money and credit available for people and businesses. With support from the 12 districts, the FOMC watches over the economy of the country. So instead of a cloudy financial picture, it's blue skies in any season. The recent heat wave has left customers hot tempered on Park Street. MC reporter Danny Becker has a live update. Thanks, Annie. Today is allowance day, and that plus soaring temperatures have led to sour pushes at the only lemonade stand on the block. Prices are going up, up, up, and we're here to find out why. Tell me, why are you putting the squeeze on your thirsty customers? It's not my fault. Kids around here have a lot of money to spend, and there's only so much lemonade to go around. Prices have to go up. That's pretty good stuff. Two dollars, please. Two dollars for one glass of lemonade? You gotta be out of your mind. What, do you charge extra for the ice cubes? I can't even believe that. How much is she getting paid? Two dollars for one glass of lemonade?  Thanks, Danny. It's tough on thirsty customers when the price of lemonade goes up, but rough on all of us when prices on everything are rising. When that happens, it's up to the Fed to take action. Our nation's economy is filled by the spending of money on goods, such as clothing, cars, and yes, even lemons for lemonade. Normally, we spend money and the economy grows, but sometimes there is too much money flowing towards a limited number of goods. Then, just like at the lemonade stand, prices rise. That's inflation. The Fed has ways of fighting inflation. It reduces the amount of money available for people to spend and banks to loan. That helps to stop prices from rising. At other times, there is too little spending. When people spend less, businesses produce less and hire fewer workers. Prices stop rising and may even fall. This is called a recession. To avoid a recession, the Fed increases the amount of money available to banks and their customers to spend. The trick to managing our nation's money supply is to keep prices steady and the economy growing. That's the Fed's most important job of all. Money connection will be right back after this brain break. The giant signed slugger Stan Holmrun Becker to a new contract. Talk about big bucks. The deal includes an $8 million signing bonus. At a press conference, Stan talked about his plans for all that money. Stan, is the tree you're walking out of here with $8 million? Yep. I got the check right here. I don't get it, Stan. Where's the money? What are you, some kind of rookie? A check is as good as money. And it travels faster than a Randy Johnson fastball. Every day, people and businesses use checks to move billions of dollars from one bank account to another. I'm going to deposit this check in my account. My bank will send it to the Fed. The Fed handles one-third of all deposited checks. That's half a million checks every single day. The checks are sorted by high-speed machines. You see the numbers on the bottom of the check? It's like a secret code written in special magnetic ink. It tells the Fed which bank to pay and which one to charge. In this case, $8 million is subtracted from a giant's bank account and added to mine, making me a very happy ballplayer. So that's the whole ballgame? For a check it is. But the Fed has even faster ways of moving money. For really big amounts, the Federal Reserve Banks and nearly 8,000 other institutions use Fedwire, an online electronic system. Fedwire transfers huge sums of money across the country in an instant. For smaller amounts, like paychecks and social security checks, there's the Automated Clearance House, or ACH for short. This computer system uses electronic messages to make payments into and out of bank accounts. Thanks for the economics lesson, Stan. Hey, one last question. Is it true there's a clause in your contract saying you get paid for interviews like this one? Talk to my agent. Last week we reported the rumor that someone or something was destroying $400 million of cash every day. Now, with an important break in the case, here's investigative reporter Nan Becker. Imagine $400 million. That's enough money to buy 200,000 home computers, or 26 million CDs, or 101 million cheeseburgers. All that money destroyed every single day. And this is one of the places where that happens. The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. To understand what's going on, let's find out how money gets here in the first place. All Federal Reserve Banks and branches are warehouses that store coins and currency. Some of the money is new coins ordered from the U.S. Mint and bills ordered from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. But a lot of it comes from local banks. When banks have too much coin and currency on hand, they send the extra to the Fed for safekeeping. When banks run low on coin and currency, they order more from the Fed. When money arrives at the Fed from local banks, it's inspected, sorted, and counted. Most of the money is bundled and repackaged and then locked in the vault until banks need it. But some currency doesn't pass inspection. Suspicious-looking bills are pulled out and stamped counterfeit. This funny money is sent to the Secret Service, which stays on the trail of counterfeiters. So what about money that's worn out? This is a crisp, brand-new $1 bill. But after 18 months of being passed hand-to-hand, it will look like this. Worn-out bills must be destroyed and replaced by new ones. Most worn-out bills are destroyed automatically during sorting. Any bills the machine doesn't catch are sent here. The old bills go up, up, up, and away. And when it's all over, it looks like this. This was once enough money to buy top-of-the-line running shoes for your whole class. Now, if you've got the parade, I've got the confetti. Of course, not all of the work at the Fed happens within these walls. Bank supervision, one of the Fed's most important jobs, takes place all over town.  Examiners study the bank's records to make sure they are financially healthy and that they lend money to people who can repay their loans. If the examiners find any problems, they make sure the bank fixes them. This helps banks to avoid financial problems and keeps them safe. So there you have it. The inside scoop of what's happening at the Fed here and all over town. From the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, this is Nan Becker reporting. Hey, how do I get out of here? Get out of here! Can you open the door and let me out? That's a wrap, right? Since 1913, the Federal Reserve has provided stability and security to our banking system. It's our nation's central bank, designed to meet the demands of our growing country. With 12 district banks and 25 branches, plus a headquarters in Washington, D.C., it manages the nation's money to keep prices stable and the economy growing. It's a bank or bank that holds currency and coins for safekeeping. While handling one-third of all checks and trillions of dollars electronically every day. In our modern and fast-changing world, the Federal Reserve is more important than ever. It remains one of the keys to a growing economy and a bright financial future. For Money Connection, this is Annie Becker saying goodbye and good banking. Well, Bill Dixon, the news anchor everyone can bank on. Hello, Annie. Where were you? Well, I was out getting a glass of lemonade, which, in my opinion, was not that great. The line was long, the prices were outrageous. Something has to be done about this. Two bucks for a glass of lemon concentrate.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com coming at you with 2020 Panini Prism Football Salo Pack Break number four with eight Panini one football spots being given away. We'll do that in a different dice roll at the end of the break, but let's do the break first. Big thanks to this group of people right here for getting in on it. Got the right list, yes. Thank you. All teams are in. Let's roll it. Let's randomize names and teams five and a four, nine times for names and teams. Two, three, four, and ninth and final time. After nine, we've got Jason down to Nicholas. And here's nine times for the teams, two, three, eight, and ninth and final time. After nine, we've got the Giants down to the Niners. All right, so here's the first half of the list right here, and here's the second after list right there. No trades in these little filler breaks. Let's just go right to it. An important thing in here, of course, is seeing who's going to win those spots. All right, are you beeping, Kenny? No. Is the fridge door closed? That beeps. Weird. All right, there's the final printout right there. Thanks. I think so? I think that's next week. AJ Brown, JK Dobbins, Trayvon Diggs, all right, nothing too crazy there. What about the red, white, and blues? Miles Boykin, Darnell Savage, and Thaddeus Moss, rookie, red, white, and blue. All right, nothing too crazy there, but the crazy part is giving away those Panini one spot. So let's grab everyone's name from Steve down to Jason and everyone in between. Here's a blank list. There are some new dice. Let's roll it, randomize it four and a three, seven times for that list, it'll be top eight after seven. Good luck. One, two, three, four, and seventh and final time after seven. So top eight. So that means from nine on down, sad times, sorry, Alika, sad times. But there is another pack that we have to do to unlock that break. So if you feel like giving it another shot, jaspyscasebreaks.com. Congrats to the top eight. Happy times for these folks here, Brandon, Brandon, Jonathan, Brian, Russell, Lee, Rolando, and Tony. There you go. Congrats to the top eight. We'll see you in that Panini one break a little bit later tonight, jaspyscasebreaks.com.


We were getting a good area as the stuff we felt was really good. My arm feels really good. I feel healthy Felt like I had a lot of life You know as far as that goes really excited about that and I think For me I think you know getting to be able to compete with Trevino again is a lot of fun to me We kind of have a good dialogue good back and forth where we're kind of chirping each other you know trying to stay on each other and It was good to kind of make those in-game adjustments with him and be able to read some swings and kind of have some Fun out there. Well, that was going to be no next question. So you stole it.  I need to make sure this is exactly where it needs to be Yeah, I think the number one thing is health obviously like you know, that's the name of the game And I think just continuing the progression of building up and continuing to see the results stuff wise I think it's something that's very encouraging and You know after log in probably the most innings or definitely the most innings of my career I think you know towards the end of the year there was some fatigue there for sure And I think so to come into spring training and have my stuff be back to where it is or up even Is very encouraging. So just continuing that trend and and bouncing back in between outings and then Also just small tweaks with refining the arsenal and then other than that It's you know getting excited ready to go out there and compete


All right, good morning, cyber traders. Welcome back on this lovely Monday. Hopefully everyone had a great weekend. I'm excited for this week. I'm glad that we're already a little bit more deep into the new year. And looks like we got a lot of good action. A lot of good stuff happened last week. We talked a little bit about it. Good to see you too. Also, Dan, Brian Lawrence, everybody on YouTube, Facebook Live, welcome back. Got a couple of nice little runners. Had a really nice rally last week. Wow, I'll tell you, man. It was awesome regarding about that nice little 700 point rally. But you know what, looks like we're still continuing a little bit more of the rally. Still some stuff going on there. We'll see what's going on. Looks like some good swing trades. Mayday liked that CPI number that came out last week. But listen, we're already, we finally got through that first week of January. So now we're starting to get into the fun part of the month. But listen, things are still going to come a little slow. We'll see it now. We finally have a new Congress that's going to come into effect. They finally came to a vote. We'll see what they're going to do. Hopefully they'll change a couple of things around. Maybe we'll make some stocks run. That's what we're looking for. So anyway, nice little runner in that stock so far this morning. For everyone here that was already trading already this morning, that CNTX. My god, that was a really nice pop right there. We're up 60% right now on that stock. And also, the other one you guys were trading this morning, SPRB this morning too. Great runner up. It was a nice runner up on Friday too. You could see it there. Let me blow this up so you guys can see a little bigger. But yeah, we had a nice running pre-market on that stock. It went from a $2.30 all the way up to these prices right around here, around $3.40. And then obviously, it didn't go too well once the market opened up. But it's doing it again. Look, it's doing exactly the same thing. So remember, what traded on Friday had the way traded. Could do the same thing today. So be careful trying to go into the open trading it. But it was a nice little mover. I know a lot of you did pretty well on it. Look at it, $2.20 to $2.80. If you do the math, $0.60 on 1,000 shares, $600. Nice $100,000 salary.  That's why we love this job. Anyway, let's talk about what we're trading on last week on Friday. Then we'll go through the watch list you was moving this morning. Before I do that, just to remind you, tomorrow, traders, I will be starting phase three. I know you finished phase two. Live trading with me, and I'm going to do with Josh also. So it's the last cycle of the classes. And remember, we rotate it every month. So we'll send out that link for all of you guys to get registered in it. Because remember, you got to learn before you could earn. Now, regarding about what moved on Friday, so anyway, Tesla made a little bit of a comeback. So after all that catastrophe that happened, stock had major, major, major support levels at right around $100. It got $100, $200, big deal. It's close enough, right? Stock is always at $300 back in September. It's down. You really think about it. It's almost down like 75% from that high. So anyway, make a little bit of comeback. We've been trading the stock within this range. It's got this little resistance right around the $22, $23 price range right around there. But markets obviously doing pretty well. So the stock obviously had a really nice run-up on Friday. I sold it. I boiled it back. You know what?  You know what? You break that 30-second rule. You're holding on. But sometimes it works in favor. And more times it does. And sometimes it doesn't. But listen, like I always say, you could always buy it back cheaper, and that's what happened with Tesla. Anyway, that was one good stock that made a big run. This one also did pretty well, too. G-sun, nice little pop, $1.40 to $2.40. And this is kind of rare, like on a Friday. A little bit more of a speculative stock. A little bit more volatile. ML, EC did really well from 11.30, 11 o'clock. From $5 rent to $20. It got halted, halted, halted. Great little runner-up. A little bit more advanced for some of us here, though, depending on where you are and your level of experience at cyber trading. AT&T, F also did really well, too. That one, another middle-to-day runner-up, $4.50 up to $6.  And this one was a little bit more in the afternoon runner. SI had a nice little move. You can see here at 3 o'clock, it went from $11.50 all the way up to about close to about $12.50. So that was a nice little afternoon runner. So that's what we did on Friday. Let's turn to page. Let's focus on today. What's going on for today? Well, obviously we got these two big stocks. We're gonna keep an eye on it. CNTX. Now, let's go hop over here really quick and see what's going on on the active list and the volume list. So we got some buyers we're seeing somewhere around here around $0.85 that's gone, right? But again, some orders right around here is $1.40. You can see how it went from like $120 to $1.40 backed off. Looks like he pulled his order. We'll talk a little bit about that in class. And then obviously, did he hit the bid? That's what we're gonna cover. Another big stock that's moving too. And there was a big, big iceberg order right around three. So from at 8.30 this morning, when it started picking up some momentum around 2.20, you started seeing these orders starting to show up right around here. And that's why now it's starting to do in a channel between $2.70 and $3 within that 30 cent move. So you know what? As we go back up, I don't know if you noticed this, but there is a major seller right at 3.20, okay? So you're probably thinking around three, I'm thinking 3.20. And you could see him right there, program trading kicked in right around nine o'clock, but he's out there and we see him. And that's what makes you a very good trader. You have to follow the money, you gotta follow those orders. Now there were a couple of the stocks that were in the big percentage gainers that are doing a little better at it, but you could see here, this looks like a buyout, up 138%. We know we're not trading that. Another weekend buyout, IMYT, up 100%. It's all buyouts. You could just tell by just looking at the trend. You don't even have to even look at the news, just looking at it. This one obviously is not a buyout, but got good volatility. It's cheap, which we always like. When it's a lot less expensive, a lot less risk. That's all that matters during this on the watch list. Looks like we got a warrant on that one. CNTX, we already know about that on the watch list. What's the story of this one? Did it just start moving? Oh, this is a buyout too. A lot of buyouts over this weekend. You know what's funny? This is usually what happens going into the new year. People hold off, they don't wanna do it. Maybe for tax purposes or whatever it is when they do these companies do that, but they say, listen, we gotta do something. They wanna get done, we'll cut the deal, and looks like that's what you're probably seeing a lot of, which is surprising that's a lot. I haven't seen that many in a long time and over the weekend, but it sure looks like it. Up 29%, look, a lot of stocks up there, 29, 27. We're at number 11, another buyout. Damn, a lot of buyouts. This is the stock we trade in the past, OCGN. Inexpensive, 23%. It looks like a nice level one stock for a lot of you beginners out there. OCGN, we're gonna put that on our watch list. What else we got here? It's on Bobby J, remember that one? That was a crazy stock. This one we already know about. It's funny because this is number 18 on the list and it's already was on the top of the list. It just shows you how many stocks really kind of like took over from it. Now on the losers, don't really see too much there. Not doesn't look like too much of Lululemon not doing too well. Wow, Lululemon still up at the $300 price range.  Yeah, so, ooh, Macy's on that list too. TD Ameritrade, what is that? AMTD, yeah, these are old. Eh, not much out there. So listen, we got four stocks out here which is not terrible. It's not that bad. You know, for a Monday, anything new? No, that's about it. This one right here, like I said, we got that one, we'll keep an eye on that. The CNTX looks really interesting. I like that, a lot of inexpensive stocks. So anything, listen, it's Monday and we know Mondays, you don't want to get crazy. The weekend's over, which by the way, let me remind everybody, next week is Martha with the King Day. The stock market is closed and it's incredible. We just got off for vacation, right? People just started getting into the move and it's like, now you got another day off? Yeah, well, that's just how it lands. So it's in two weeks. So I'm not expecting it to be a crazy Friday going into this weekend. But hey, you know what?  So I hate, I don't know if I told you this, I hate holidays, it's a day of losing of trading. I don't know, I just feel like that. It's like, it's like a day of lost money because it's not that day you're off, it's a day before and a day after that you got to work on. But it'd probably be a pretty active week going into this week, but typical Mondays, we don't see that much going on early in the mornings. We'll see things start picking up as the market goes on. You got a couple of good pre-markets you guys already traded, but overall, a lot of buyouts going into this weekend. Anything I'm missing that did not call out? Cyber traders, anyone on YouTube? I know we got a bunch of people on YouTube looking in there too. I put it, like I said, I wouldn't get too crazy going on other than what we trade this morning. All right, so listen, with that said, don't forget, class tomorrow, market opens up in about 20 minutes. If you're watching YouTube, you could always join us, like us and friend us. You're more than welcome to join our trading room for the whole live during, from 7.30 to 4.30.  That's new to new motto. I always say, you see something, you say something, now I'm gonna change it.  That's the way it goes. And we have a lot of new members that are joining here in our trading room. We always saw a star on a Monday. Please, if you're new here to cyber trading, talk to education advisor, do not buy a damn thing that we are in the room. This is not a trading, this is a trading room, not a teaching room. You hear a watch, you see if all the people make money doing it, all right? With that said, we'll see you back here at 2.30 on YouTube and Facebook. Cyber traders will get ready to start trading in less than 15 minutes. So let's fasten our seat belts and get ready to this market open. Good luck everyone, happy trading and be safe.


Welcome to the Rich TV Live podcast. I'm your host Richard D'Souza and we're going to talk about the hottest stocks and crypto of the day as we do every day, every week, every month and every year. All right. The first thing we're looking at is Bitcoin and Bitcoin is ripping back over 43% up 2.6% today. And that is good for the entire crypto market and that is good for all crypto related and Bitcoin related stocks. So we'll get back to Bitcoin in a second. But the hottest mover of the day, OMMD, look at this rocket ship. Now up 174% and it did go up pre-market. You can see this gap up where there was no candle. When you see this gap up with no candle, that's pre-market. And then after that, we saw this move even hot. So what is this telling me? This is telling me that the market is starving for winners and day traders are pouring in to these momentum trades. Whatever's the hottest pick of the day, you're going to get everybody jumping on it. And if there's only one pick, everyone's jumping on that one pick. If there's two picks, they might jump on those two picks. The second pick is PALI. PALI, look at this huge gap up. See there's no candles right here in the middle. That was pre-market. And then it went even higher. Consolidation. So if you chase this, you're probably not up today. So please be careful. Now the RSI is telling me we're in the middle. So there's room for this to go higher. So definitely keep PALI on your radar and on your watch list today. Those are two picks that are both up over 100%. NEXI, they're up 85% today. And they've been very, very up and down. You can see this has had big moves up and down and up again. So definitely keep NEXI on your radar and on your watch list. It's making big moves. Great for day trading.  So this to me is telling me sell. REVB up 70% on the day. Another one that was up pre-market. You could see no candles here. That's pre-market. And then it went even higher. It is selling off a little bit. RSI is cooling down. Typically when it's over 70, it's in a sell zone and it's starting to go lower. So this is signaling that it may continue to go higher based on this RSI coming down. So please proceed with caution, but REVB up 70%. RVSN, another one that we talked about last week, continuing this big move up, another 49% today. So put RVSN on your radar and on your watch list. All right, electric vehicles have been pretty slow to start the year. Tesla struggled, but Lucid Motors having a good day today, up 17%. And we're in a huge week of earnings. So there's going to be a lot to talk about. Sofi, big move for Sofi today, up 15%. You could see a lot of this was pre-market and then the momentum and then the sell-off. So please proceed with caution, very risky, but Sofi having a nice day. Vera, V-E-R-A, up 9%. Another one I've been watching that just continues to go higher. CLSK, a Bitcoin miner that has done a 10X in the last year, having a big day today, up 10% with the move on Bitcoin. Mara found out that BlackRock is a big buyer in Mara. I think that's going to be very bullish for Mara. They're having a good day up 6%. Coinbase has been on an epic tear over the last year, has consolidated, come down, and now looks like it's starting to make a trend reversal pattern. So we'll keep our eyes on Coinbase as Bitcoin gets closer and closer to Bitcoin having. I think that will be more and more bullish for Coinbase. And BITF, another Bitcoin miner having a big day today, up 4%. BTBT, another Bitcoin miner today, up 4%. Riots, another Bitcoin miner up 2.9%. Cardano, you can see up 3.5% following the footsteps of Bitcoin. And Tesla, finding this bottom in the 180 zone and starting to climb. I don't think it'll be long before we see Tesla back over 200. You can see the RSI clearly in a buy zone. So there's a lot of room for this to gap up. And I believe it will. This is just one of those companies that's, in my opinion, too big to fail. So definitely keep your eye on Tesla. HUT, another Bitcoin miner that has huge potential up 1% today. Now Bitcoin, so I was talking about Bitcoin, charting this. Obviously, I'm a holder of Bitcoin. You can see Bitcoin making this nice trend reversal after the sell-off, after the Bitcoin ETFs. And there was a lot of outflows, especially GBTC, grayscale Bitcoin trust, selling billions of dollars of Bitcoin. Apparently that has stopped. And now we are finding this move here, this bid, where it's starting to climb back up. And remember, we just hit 49,000 just a couple of weeks ago, and we're back to 43. So Bitcoin is very volatile, but Bitcoin typically shows its hand. And then it goes back to those areas, especially when there's huge catalysts like Bitcoin having coming in two months, you have to assume that Bitcoin is going to make a rally. And it'll probably start in the next 15 to 20 days, or maybe it's already started. So we'll keep our eye on Bitcoin very, very closely every day. Ethereum back to 2300, very nice trend reversal pattern, similar to Bitcoin, and following in Bitcoin's footsteps. All right, this is a cannabis stock that is starting to really take off. Trueleaf cannabis, put them on your radar and on your watch list. My only issue is the RSI is a little high. So definitely in the sell zone, but it is climbing. So definitely keep your eye on Trueleaf cannabis. Meta, formerly Facebook, just continues to grind higher and higher and higher. We're just under $400. It should break $400 any minute. Rassauro mining, one of the hottest stocks out there, and they are having another green day at 89 cents. So keep your eye on Rassauro mining. The high is 93, and they're getting close to that again. NVIDIA in the green today, sitting at $616, Microsoft at $407 and continues to go higher. Amazon at $160 continues to grind higher. So the big and the rich get richer in this market. Do they ever? Netflix also grinding up and grinding higher at $573, roadblocks slightly in the green today, S&P 500 in the green, Dow Jones in the green, Apple slightly in the red. All right. Now let's take a look at another one. Zedge, ZDGE having a good day up 8%. Keep your eye on Zedge. They've had a nice little move here since December where they've gone from $1.74 to now sitting at $3.07. So I think it's a quality company with a tight float. Definitely want to put on your radar and put on your watch list. Another one that I'm watching very, very closely, Zedge, ZDGE. All right. You can see Zedge has only 11 million shares in the float. So very, very tightly held stock and we love tightly held stocks here.  Those are the biggest movers of the day and a couple others to watch. Mara, ZDGE, Coinbase, BTBT, just to name a few. Those are the ones that we're watching. I'm your host of the most. You're both rich and rich TV. If you're not winning, probably not watching, bringing the winners, CEO interviews, breaking news, trending topics, and we bring it to you first. Definitely. I think everyone needs to keep their eyes on the prize and that's Bitcoin because they are really having a huge impact in the markets today. And I believe they will for the rest of this year and next year as well. So keep your eyes on the prize. I'm your host of the most. You're both rich and rich TV. If you like this content, please smash the like button, comment down below, share the video everywhere and subscribe if you're live. I'm your host of the most. You're both rich and rich TV. If you're not winning, you're probably not watching because you're bringing the winners and we bring them to you first. Have a great day, everybody. We'll see you soon. Peace.


And it's good as a feedback for the driver as well. Because if you get regular feedback, okay, this week I drove like that, here are the ways how you could improve that would help to refresh your own driving capacity. Because we discussed, but we didn't dig very much into the depth of it, that we need a different type of training for drivers. And it's not that you once trained, you get your driving license, and then for the next 40-50 years you drive, nowadays with the technological changes it would be needed to refresh your knowledge more often in different ways, without perhaps going to a course, but somehow through a feedback or in whatever way.


Shona Ferguson to be buried in family-only private ceremony Is burial will take place on Wednesday, August 3? The Ferguson family has revealed details for Shona Ferguson's funeral. The actor and husband of actress Connie Ferguson died last Friday due to virus pandemic complications. In an official statement shared on social media on Monday, the family said that he will be laid to rest on Wednesday in a private ceremony. The Ferguson family would like to confirm that the late Shona Ferguson will be laid to rest in a private ceremony attended only by family members on Wednesday, August 4, 2021. Read the statement. Though the family might prefer to have the funeral without the public, they said they are planning to have a memorial service at a later stage. Details of a memorial service will be communicated at a later stage once all necessary arrangements have been finalized. We would like to thank our friends and the public at large for the kind words of comfort during this difficult period. Shona Ferguson was a man who captured many hearts in Mzansi through his work over the years. From his stint on generations to starting his own legacy along with his wife Connie Ferguson when they started Ferguson Films. Together, they produced Rockville, I-Gaze, The Gift, The Throne, The Herd, The Queen, The River, and The Impostor. Plus a Netflix series called Kings of Yilbert.


Corey Davis was a buy candidate on this week's 15 transactions podcast given his crazy usage, but his matchup in week 5 is not an easy one. Not only is it possible that Tennessee doesn't throw the ball a whole lot, but Davis will see Tredavius White, who's been balling out this year. White has seen a target on every 10.4 snaps according to pro football focus, which was one of the best rates in the league, meaning he's not being thrown at very often because he's good, and he's yet to allow a touchdown. So Corey Davis is more of a wide receiver 3 for me this week.