 Hi, my name's Liam Rowe, currency trader and trading coach at trading 180.com. Welcome to this week's supply and demand for us in gold fundamental and technical analysis if you're new or a returning Watcher a warm welcome to you and please don't forget to like subscribe and share as it's a free way to support the channel And a really easy one right talking about liking and subscribing for those of you who were interested in The latest results in me releasing a webinar that I did a few months ago. I see month ago on the 3rd of November I really do want to release this to you guys But good news and bad news is that we actually ended up getting more than a 10% people liking the video But unfortunately, we didn't reach the thousand view target. We only got 642 which is actually surprising considering The last my last few videos have been getting over a thousand views and so on one hand is you know It's great on the other. It's not bittersweet, but I decided that you know what? I know you guys have tried and I'm gonna release the the webinar For you to watch and it really is, you know about forecasting trends that last for months And really picking the best pairs that you can And it gives you a really a solid foundation when it comes to fundamental analysis It really is a bit of a cheat code in terms of you know, just simplifying your process and And because you can kind of go down a rabbit hole and get distracted when it comes to fundamental analysis And what to focus and then what not to focus on what on and what the impact of certain data will be Or it's likely to be and so I will because I know you guys have been I know a lot of you guys have been You know liking the videos and you know and really wanting to see this so Early Christmas present I guess for you guys. I will be releasing this probably tomorrow or Tuesday and You know Merry Christmas to you all by the way. Anyways, let's get into the week ahead and In the week ahead fundamentally and let me just zoom in a bit and this is from trading economics Dot-com so if you're new to this channel if you go to trading economics.com click on the week ahead Tab and or boxing you'll see this analysis come up and you have a bit of a detailed analysis below But I'm not gonna get into that Well, I'll get into that When I go over the charts, but it will be a busy week ahead in the US with the Fed Interest rate decision and CPI report taking central stage in the CPI report is going to be the determining factor for The strength or appreciation or devaluation of the dollar Also the Bank of England European Central Bank and the Swiss National Bank and the Bank of Mexico will hold monetary policy meetings and the UK Will release inflation data investors will also look at the ZEW Economic sentiment for Germany and retail sales and industrial production for China finally flash PMI readings will be released for major developed economies including the US UK Euro area and Australia and so Yeah, with that being said, let's get into Some more some technicals and some a bit more in depth on the fundamentals So dollar index and dollar is dollar index is just a measure of dollar strength against various currencies like the the euro the yen and the pound and One of the things, you know, we should always kind of look at is the dollar index Where if you're taking dollar trades as Confluence scenarios of demand as Confluence on for example the the dollar index or any of the dollar crosses, but from a technical analysis perspective I did post this in the communities tab I don't know if many of you saw it but doing a little bit of analysis on this and what I've done is I've taken the Recent low or say recent low, but the May 20 21 move right which was basically the low the star of what you know this this massive trend to the upside and and What this really represents is a cheap and a bargain area, right? So the dollar was obviously a bargain down here at the 89s 90 areas, right? So this is represents cheap Right, you should always look at Try to look at the market in terms of value. Yeah, and so the the highs Would be considered expensive Right, so just imagine that's expensive So 50% between, you know bargain prices and cheap prices and expensive prices because prices didn't go any higher There were no willing buyers to buy you thought that that was a you know an absolute bargain price If they did then prices would go higher, right? And in between that is what's known as fair value, right FV fair value And so what we also have in alignment with fair value and price and the dollar is coming actually down to that fair value I'm saying that it is going to but just in the context of where fair value, you know potentially is And also what you do have as well is if we take the year-to-date Low right so 2022 lows 2022 highs and we apply that same logic, but apply a you know many people would consider, you know Fibonacci Retracements to be good technical levels in order to get involved in in trades and they you know Kind of like self-fulfilling prophecies because people just tend to take trades randomly around certain areas not actually Understanding what Fibonacci actually is and it's just all Fibonacci really is is telling you where the discount is right? 38.2% right Level right is telling you that between a high Right, which is basically an expensive area and the low right and that low can be subjective to a lot of traders Right some some traders will look at a chart and say well That's the low right there or something like that, you know a swing low That might be a low that might be a low right, but we're doing for us from an objective low Basically, everyone knows that this is the yearly low right there's no debate in that right and so from the yearly low To the yearly high and looking at what the dollar has done all year Fibonacci is just telling you that this is a discount, right? So this is price discount from the absolute high So 38.2 percent retracement is a 38.2 percent discount and a sixty one point eight percent Fibonacci level is just a sixty one point eight percent discount because fifty percent is fair value And so when you tally that up in terms of you know just confluence and looking at yearly lows right the yearly low to the yearly high Fibonacci and Looking at sorry Fibonacci would be here and just an overall dollar move from the absolute low where the move started from To the absolute high you have actually some decent confluence around this 102s Also in line with what we would look at which is Demand zones right I'm looking at a demand zone And so that represented an area of value Why because prices ended up making what new highs right? This was considered expensive Right right here at one point before we knew you know what was happening So imagine you didn't know what was happening there that on the on the 13th of May Yeah, was considered expensive because prices didn't make new highs. So when prices pulled back, you know This obviously became cheaper and more of a bargain price to buy the dollar at when prices made new highs I started making new highs this then started becoming more and more of again a bargain area People would think oh, I wish I would have bought the dollar back down here when prices are up here And by the way, there's different between price and value price is not always reflected in value and value isn't always reflected in price Right two different things don't get them. They're not you know Don't get them Don't think that they are the same thing Right because price eventually shows its hand and will display in price eventually, right? Sometimes it takes it can take days sometimes it could take weeks and even sometimes it could take months I think it can be undervalued for a month or two, right? But anyways The point being is that from a technical analysis perspective. We do have Some ultimate, you know dollar lows to dollar highs as well as yearly Fibonacci Lowes and highs all aligning within this demand zone around the one oh two fifties to one oh ones and so I Think this is a really nice area to look for any kind of dollar buys The reason why I'm long on the dollar still is because I believe that the dollar is the dog with the least fleas in terms of You know fundamentally right when you look at the dollar economically when you look at it from a I mean even from a Monetary policy perspective, they're not you know, they're not they're not like the Bank of Japan where they're not hiking They're still looking to hike now one of the major factors in the dollar going higher or lower at least in the short term is Consumer prices index because that leads on to whether the Central Bank Federal Reserve is going to continue hiking rates aggressively or in fact They're going to be a bit more dovish in their hikes and try to Limit the amount of hikes that they do right so anyways Let's get into this Bloomberg article, which is basically just summarizing You know what what is likely to come and so federal reserve while the Fed is expected To begin tempering the pace of monetary policy tightening this week With a half point hike the rate hike for overnight bank lending will continue to be lifted early into 2023 So another 50 basis point hike Basis point boost would amount to 4.25 percentage points worth of interest rate increases over 2022 a year that sort inflation saw to a four decade high and left inflation Left sorry left policy makers Scrambling and again if you're watching this and thinking to yourself not too sure what's going on And how that kind of relates to any trades and this is the reason why this webinar is so important as well as some of the other Fundamental analysis webinars that I do have on my channel as well so you can check those out But this really you know breaks down this this webinar really kind of break it down to the bare bones and you know Allow you to kind of understand the jargon and what's going on in terms of You know why these things are important anyways the Fed officials who conclude so also as well the the US Inflation is moderating but still running hot. Yeah, I'm so Inflation is slightly coming down. You can see but from the perspective of You know, is it trending towards the 2% target, which is actually the the feds, you know Mandate to get inflation down to a 2% target or Where is this just a pullback before prices of policy is really prices because inflation is prices inflation goes higher so The Fed officials who conclude their two-day policy meeting Wednesday will get one final peak at the key inflation metric When the government on Tuesday issues the November consumer prices index the economists project a 0.3% increase in the overall and core measure that excludes food food and fuel on an annual basis both gauges are seen moderating and so The hope is is that inflation starts to come down and if inflation is looking like it's coming down Then the dollar is going to end up coming down the reason why I would like me to end up coming down and the reason why is because then the Again, as I said before the Federal Reserve won't necessarily need to potentially hike as much and then the market has to Revalue what the dollar is worth, right? So you might see prices come down to the 103s and even down to the 102s twos in the short term, but I say that short term because ultimately I do think the dollar is again a buy, right? I'm not looking to short the dollar just yet. I do think the dollar is a buy because There are worse. There are problems happening in in Europe and other countries and in the UK that is gonna definitely show their hand and money I think is still going to Be in the dollar, but I was gonna find the floor at some point anyways That's where we are a bit of in-depth analysis on on the dollar But if the dollar by the way if the CPI comes out, you know as seen as you know higher than expected or comes out as Expected possibly and that's taking it taken as in inflation being stubborn and coming down Then what that does is is that it puts pressure on the Fed to continue hiking Which would then support the dollar and you could see this the 104s as a bit of a flaw And you're probably gonna see the dollar start to rise So looking at dollar yen and so all eyes really again are on this some this The dollar Inflation the US inflation figures. So I'll delete this demand zone And again that was really gonna drive any of these prices So if you do want to get involved in a potential dollar short trade Then you're really looking at this supply zone here You've got another supply zone here to buy the yen against the dollar If you're looking at that price could come up and then look for that as a short if you're looking for any kind of Long trades CPI comes out and it's decent then you're looking at pull back and then a move to the upside Technically is what your yes, what you should be doing anyways Again, nobody knows what's gonna happen with CPI But you know until you know Tuesday, that's when we're gonna get the data. So The analysis is going to be the same for pretty much all All dollar pairs again this The monzone is going to be more driven by again fundamentals and you know, I say this all the time right to traders is that Technically, you know price typically isn't driven technically it might be driven technically in the short time very short time Because there's lots of profit-taking going on and things like that But over the medium to long term if you want to call it swing trading You know Prices are always driven by either Fundamental analysis and value which determines value or risk sentiment which again still determines, you know the value of a currency And exchange rate and so again, we're at a bit of a crossroads on the dollar world a dollar go higher or lower Again, this is going to be driven by what you know, CPI comes out So if you want to get ahead of the of CPI and make a bit of a gamble then brilliant You know, this is going to be a great area to look for any kind of long trades if you believe that the dollar is going to strengthen And you know CPIs isn't going to come out as as low as they expected or fall as as low as they expected Or it's going to be positive for the dollar But if not then you're looking at probably buying the Swiss franc or any Currencies against the dollar on a bit of a pullback to the upside before looking at getting short Dollar CAD again same story CAD has been a bit weak recently although they came out with a interest rate hike. It was actually seen as a dovish hike Meaning that the 50 basis points had already been kind of Bit priced in to a certain degree, you know, the market was talking about 25 basis point hike for the CAD But what made it a dovish bit more of a dovish hike was the fact that what was coming Is their tone on future hikes? And so, you know, I think the CAD just like the the US as well are looking to reduce their their their hikes and so That is seen as you know having more of a dovish tone So if you do want to buy the the dollar then you're looking at any kind of pullbacks into demand Nearest demand zone as this made a technical new high actually is going to be right there So demand and then you've got another zone. Let me just zoom in a little bit. Actually, you've got all of this Demand as well. So you delete that so any pullbacks into this zone And again, you put it when I have a bit of confidence with support if you get a wide zone of demand and so I think probably here looks like a decent area of Support where you've got support resistance So one three fours if you're looking at buying the the dollar if you're looking to sell the dollar against the Canadian dollar Then you're looking at a pullback to in fact, I should really drag this down Here don't know why it's there. Yeah, so the one three sevens one one That's where you want to try and look for short trades on the dollar But again, not really a pair that I'm interested in New Zealand dollar Making higher highs. This has also been driven as well by China China zero Covid policy and so the commodity currencies like the Australian dollar and the New Zealand dollar have been benefiting from the potential that the China may start to reopen because if China start to reopen their economy and reduce their zero Covid policy then That should have a an effect on the growth of the Chinese economy which the New Zealand and Australian economies will directly benefit from because of you know geographically trade partner-wise and so There's rumors the rumors are is that you know, that was that is basically what's happening now It's been quite mixed a bit of our very much a bit of but a very hard read Because there's such as difference of opinions in terms of you know, what the effects of the zero Covid policy Whether they're gonna lift it whether they're not But in in in the short time, I think trades have been Anticipating that it will you know happen and have a positive effect And also as well that means that risk Becomes more on than off and if risk comes on then money comes tends to come out of the dollar and into Commodity currencies like the New Zealand dollar And so that's been really kind of also weighing on the US dollar And so you've just seen really these zones being taken out these supply zones been taken out But I think also as well going into The new year There's a lot of banks that are talking about the dollar strengthening the fact that in fact the China Covid policy might not actually be beneficial in the short term and it's more of a 2023 second half of 2023 story or at least the spring at the earliest and so we come up to an interesting point a very interesting zone You know considering again, this was a bargain for the for the dollar for the US dollar and this was an expensive area for the dollar Right, and now we're coming up to a very very Interesting technical point. So I wouldn't be surprised if for example CPI obviously we need a catalyst CPI comes out You know, maybe higher or as expected and then you know the the Fed remain hawkish and then it just starts to turn all of the All of the dollar pairs, but of course nothing is for certain And again, it's really kind of just waiting for that CPI data to come out But for me, yeah, it's it's those are the main zones if that zone gets taken out There is another zone right above it from a supply zone perspective if you do want to get Long on the US dollar and then you've got a bit of a gap and in the next zone is all the way up I put the top right here and Yeah, so yeah, so we've got some Interesting levels just above us and it depends on whether you want to, you know Get long with short if you're trying to get long Then you're looking for at least a decent pullback down into, you know The the 1-0 freeze because if this if you're looking to buy the New Zealand dollar obviously then this is considered Actually a bargain price down at the lows and this is considered Potentially expensive. So you never want to buy at highs right by low sell high not by high so low so Looking for a pullback into a decent retracement before looking at getting long on the New Zealand dollar Pound dollar now pound dollar has just defied the odds right? I've got in around here ended up losing that trade, but I'm actually back in on this trade I decided last week. I said if I lose this this trade, which was a supply zone from around here Then I'm just gonna get in and continue to get in because I think the downside is is worth it and The pounds let's go to Where are we I'm trying to look at where the pound is Right here we are Bank of England So the Bank of England is widely expected to boost its benchmark lending rate a half point to three point five percent Which would be the highest since 2008 with inflation at 41 year high of 11.1 percent and consumers increasingly expecting elevated prices for the next few years Policy makers led by governor Andrew Bailey said Have said that they will act forcefully to prevent a wage price spiral, which is basically inflation so what you're seeing here is the Hawks and the Doves let me just zoom out a little bit and You can see on the easing end of things I don't think anyone's really looking to ease but on the holding side I should say you really kind of got to but everyone else is looking at You know hiking in on the on the monetary policy committee members So yes, zero means neutral and plus two is very very hawkish and so The reason why they're not all out going or going all out It's for really a simple reason and again I talk about this in the webinar that I will release on Monday is that Monday or Tuesday is that hikes? Have a neck and have a negative effect on the economy So it's all good trying to you know say right and well, you know hiking appreciates a currency But it can also devalue a currency or stone is a bit of a dovish hike if the economy can't support those rate hikes and so That's what's spoken about in this paragraph This is a darkening outlook for the for the economy makes this mom's decision a more difficult than last Yeah, I'm sorry that again a darkening outlook for the economy makes this mom's decision a more difficult than the last It's because again the UK is pretty much one of the one of the worst performing G10 economies and So if you keep hiking and you're going into a recession or you're contracting That's what's known as stagflation. All right stagflation. Oh, sorry is what is One second. Let me just find the the our core did I close it? Right? Yeah So here he is so division be a bank of England divisions on rates set to deepen with UK stagflation Outlook because you have high inflation and poor economic poor economic growth and so Yeah, so there's problems with just, you know hiking you can't just hike willy-nilly You have to you have to really think about what those hikes are going to have on the economy So a recession is now underway and expected to last into 2024 and households suffering from the tightest cost of living Squeeze on record energy prices are at least six times higher than then usual and colder than normal weather is buffeting the UK for the first time since last winter so Problems. Yes, you know, we all know or we should know that hikes typically do have a an appreciative effect on a currency or that's the goal anyway, but You know, you have to take into account The economy when when looking at those hikes It's not just as simple as you know hiking and then we appreciate the currency because there are knock-on effects There are side effects to that a massive side effects to that so for me Even if you know the British pound or the dollar are looking to you know ease up on their hiking cycle I think that the British pound are going to be entering into a recession sooner And so because of that I'm willing to continue to buy the US dollar because I do think that the Recession for a US dollar if they do enter into one is you know further out into 2023 Whereas the UK will be in a recession Sooner and so for me that trade idea Although maybe in the short term it might not play out I think in the long term I'm willing to buy that continue to buy the dollar because nothing really moves in a straight line either right even You've seen something like that happen You do get pullbacks and hopefully you know if I do time this correctly We do time is correctly and it is a pullback and while you're in the trade the pullback can turn into an actual reversal Then that's where the money is made right? I don't mind losing you know a few trades Right going higher. Let's say for example. I lose like you know two or three trades. That's cool But if I'm going for you know 10 15 20 to one type trades Then that is you know worth the risk. You don't have to have a high Win rate, you know focus on win rates all the time if you understand that fundamentals can can get you those large wins Anyways, we're right now some very interesting and very interesting You know level and although again I think in the short term if CPI doesn't work out or CPI comes out It's trending, you know lower and the dollar does you know does drift higher I Still couldn't bring myself to buy the British pound to be fair and I think again I'd look for any kind of short trades to the to the upside or to the downside if prices do come a bit higher If you do want to be a buyer of the pound Then you do have some demand zones just below you If you feel that that is you know a trade that you want to get involved in But for me I am a Still a dollar buyer for now And I say for now because obviously things can change but um, but yeah, let's see what happens this week I'm moving on to the euro dollar and the euro dollar pretty much in the same boat right everyone's at the same boat major level of a major technical level or I say a major but definitely an interesting level technically on the euro dollar and Again going to the euro. Oh as well Just to back up kind of and go back to the year to the pound Once again, there was some analysis from a bank that I thought was interesting And it says the pound under performance set to re-emerge and this is from a bank called MUFG and They're quite a big bank in In Japan and says the pound has been performing Impressively and the new government and improved fiscal credibility have led to a period of out before out to perform It's for the pound right so this the pound has been actually outperforming of what is was, you know So probably expected for them Indeed we have pointed out taking a period from before the fiscal crisis emerged Power performance has been impressive since the end of August through now the pound is the top performing G10 currency is crazy Having advanced 4.9 percent. We put this down to not just the change in government and a more Credible fiscal policy, but also the strong improvement in global risk Since the middle of October when equity markets globally hit a low point But it is still hard to tally those improved factors with the scale of the pound Strength we have had and we are skeptical over this continuing, right? so we expect under performance from here and everything fundamentally is pointing to Again the pound under performance, you know, we've had I've been reading You know, we've been reading lots of banks that have been saying from everywhere and from everyone from Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan To HSBC and MUFG have been talking about, you know, not buying really the the pound and pound under performing yet Prices have been going to the upside which to be fair just gives the institutions better prices You know, it's a headache for us retail traders But you know the smart money who have wider stops or use options and futures, etc. They can They can you know still You know get in for a cheaper price because they're They're the method of entering are more to do with time based rather than price based Anyways going on to back onto the euro dollar. So the euro dollar pretty much again in the same kind of boat as the pound I think a lot of outperformance under performance from the from the dollar out performance from from the euro and Looking at the European Central Bank The the ECB will probably hike rates by 50 basis points this week after inflation in the euro area slowed for the first time in one and a half years last month so again the relationship between Inflation right and interest rates So they're likely to hike less because inflation is coming down exactly the same thing as what is happening in the US Yet with consumer price growth still at 10% third consecutive 75 basis point hike or point move can't be completely excluded and Some of the more hawkish rate setters have suggested dead back back up such a step The governing council's Decision that will be influenced by new quarterly economic fact forecasts Which will likely see a downgrade in growth and upgrade in inflation projections for 2023 So what so what again is is a downgrading growth and an upgrade in inflation which means that that's called stagflation, right? And so that's something that the US is not suffering with at the moment Or there's talk about stagflation in the US only in Europe and the UK And so Europe area economic outlook worsened and so we see, you know, basically from a GDP perspective 2022 2023 we're looking at, you know potential contraction And if you get two quarters of contraction then you're going into, you know, pretty much a Recession and that's from a Bloomberg survey by the way So even though the ECB are likely to talk themselves up Bloomberg survey says in fact something, you know, the opposite. So who do you believe? Do you believe the bankers that are trying to make you, you know, I guess encourage optimism or, you know, the reality, right? And so Additionally policy makers are scheduled to decide I'll keep pillars of strategy talking about quantitative tightening anyways So for me again, I think the The euro is a is still a sell Also also as well to back that up We've got a Citibank outlook and one of the things that we were looking at with Citibank was Their downside, right? So they talk about downside risks for the euro are peripherally widening via ECB quantitative tightening a cold weather snap, which is basically what we're seeing right and talking about cold weather snaps Arctic weather finally hits Europe and will test energy suppliers temperatures in Scandinavia forecast to reach minus 23 Celsius heating demand rises as energy systems start to get tested and They're talking about potential blackouts. It says it talks about the Arctic blast hitting Stockholm woke Stockholm is welcome Friday to a fresh dusting of snow and skaters Came out and forced to enjoy the giant ice rink in the city's historic Condos Jack garden. I think that's how you pronounce it park The cold snap gripping the continent will continue into the in into next week with forecast for subzero temperatures in Germany That's known parts of the UK while the conditions will help add the festive spirit They'll start up a pressure on energy suppliers and are crucial to Europe surviving the winter without blackouts, right? So that is Important so Again that affects gross domestic products So, you know, we can talk about Europe and prices in Europe going higher and higher If you want but ultimately if you look at the reality of things Can you see if you know you start to get blackouts GDP starts to fall and contract Why would anybody want to invest in in Europe? And that's where you start to see, you know prices Hopefully start to fall. No one knows exactly where it's going to turn of course But for me, I'm going to be continued to be a buyer of the dollar over there over Europe simply because I think that they're in a better position just that's it So yet you're a dollar those are the levels you're looking towards either selling or buying if you want to be a buyer Of the euro then you're looking for a pullback. I would say back into the 103s before looking at going long Aussie dollar. I would touch the Supply zone there again Aussie dollar benefiting from potential rumors surrounding China reopening And so you're seeing, you know slow grind higher and this probably may grind a bit higher also if Again the big news about CPI comes out and if it comes out lower than at least in the short term to put it Towards the end of the year you might see prices go to the upside But if CPI comes out decent for the US then probably best to see a bit of a reversal Aussie yen Aussie yen has come down a bit and again Aussie yen is a Signal for potential risk sentiment if you start to see the Japanese yen start to strengthen Which it has over over the Australian dollar doesn't mean that every single time it goes down that risk sentiment is off And if it goes up then it's on but ultimately I think that the risk sentiment Is probably still you know to the downside or more off and it is on and I think Prices may start to come down here, but not to forecast But if you do believe that the yen is a buy then you're looking for any pullbacks to the upside there If you're looking for a buy of the Australian dollar, then you're still looking for a still pullback down to the 90 Point five and then or slightly lower than 90s before looking at going long and gold gold Again, it's going to be dependent upon The dollar right dot directly or inversely correlated to gold Is the dollar so or the dollar is to gold and so with that being said again a very prominent level we've come up towards the 18 Round numbering just above and so Prices will or likely to go, you know higher if you have Dollar starts to weaken and if the dollar starts to weaken It would usually be because there's some sort of fundamental or this sentiment By surrounding that I'm actually personally still Have a long bias on gold and there was conflicting How can you be long dollar and long gold at the same time? But you can have short-term positions a long-term positions I'm long-term bullish on gold and so not necessarily trading gold, but But yeah, just looking at that from a long-term long-term perspective, and I think any kind of pullbacks into a Demand zone especially if prices can come down to around here or the lows I think that's these areas here are definitely buying Opportunities because for now, what do we see we see price, you know gold was a bargain here gold was definitely a bargain At the 16 141600 level and now we're seeing gold potentially At a previous expensive area So I do think that if go if the dollar starts to strengthen and there's a pullback Then I do think that these areas here a decent bias for gold If you are looking at this for more for more of an investment perspective from a trading perspective Yeah, I would probably look for a trade down at these absolute lows or at least beyond fair value of the overall Auction or the overall range. So this would be what would be considered a range right prices between the high and the slow and For me if I'm looking to trade this it would have to be Around fair value or you know below that before I look for actually a trading Opportunity anyways, that's just me personally, but not everyone is going to do that plus It isn't financial advice either. So take from it what you want anyways guys Take care have a good week probably next week is going to be my last Weekly video for the year because I do think that After this week the markets are really going to slow down. We're pretty much heading towards Christmas and so Yeah, next maybe Sunday Saturday Sunday was probably going to be the last one for at least the 2023 and so Yeah, I hope you have a great week And take care and speak to you soon until the next video