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And now we've taken out that left side low. And this is more this is the fifth bar after that. That means this is where you get a bit of a struggle to see. Are you able to get back into that arch? The reason why I wanted to show this pattern with a large rectangle and then the semi-circle arch formation breaking the low is because that's what I'd say to subscribers. We're watching very closely. Let me go to that. There it is. So let's go to the Dow pattern, INDU. And what I've said is that move from 31,085 in the from the June 17th low of 296,053 runs up almost 2000 points to 31,085. And then stores pulls back. There's just straight line down. And then it makes the arch formation fails at that B. And that's what I was afraid of. For three days, we had a chance that that nine-period moving average would not stay pink, but we're trying to go to green. It did that for two days. We saw it. In fact, during my show, it flashed green. I said, the day is young. We can't believe that that's going to happen. We were along the Dow. And then we added, I didn't expect to get that yesterday, but we had a position lower down, but I had a really tight stop on both positions. These are short-term positions on the Dow. Actually, they ran up very nicely. The first one ran up very sharply. We took some profits, but then we got out. So very small losses. And we're out. So we have raised cash. This is one of the largest cash positions we've had in a long time. I'm having tight stops on anything that we do buy. I'm just uninterested. Why? Because when eventually this market starts to make higher highs and higher lows in the weekly chart, not a single leg A or a B, and it fails as these dreaded H patterns have been working since the high of 36,952 January, the week of January the 5th of this year, every failure has been peak A or peak B, one or two peaks, and then it fails. This is the second time we've got it. Yeah, since the peak B minus, we had peak A with A minus when we plunged down to the low of 29,653 on the 17th of June. And yeah, we are with a balance. And we're at a 161.8 retracement right now at 30,169. Ha! Now comes the very big, big, big issue. I would say that within the next hour and a half, it might have to be, if we, in the next hour and a half, if the Dow doesn't bounce a little bit to be down only 475, but stays in this area, we might be running out of time because any turn around after that, that would mean that it would probably have to, I'd put it at 243 just before quarter to three in the afternoon. That might be another time. Otherwise, it might just be a late rush to buy, thinking that maybe the news economic news tomorrow will be good. All I can say is that this pattern right now has gone in this little mini pattern to the lowercase H, but in the bigger pattern, you ran down from 32,272 in the Dow to 29,653 on the 17th of June up to 31,885. And that is creating its own big arch formation. I don't want to be messing around at all. I want subscribers to have cash. We've had some trades. We've actually made money on the trades. We've lost a little bit. We've actually made more than we've lost. And that's really important in a market like this. But constantly, I did have one position that I thought could last a little longer. And I'll tell you what it is right now. It was in the IBB. And one of the reasons is that the IBB had a huge leg up to leg B. And then it pulled back just a little bit. And it was almost reluctant that it was the IBB is the NASDAQ biotech ETF. And you can see that MacD was good. Stochastic was over 80%. It was actually 95%. But I'm not taking any chances. We got in at 123.86. 120.86, I believe, is up three points. It's not even over 2%. I'm not interested. If this starts to climb again and become a little bit of a leader because the biotechs, especially the microcap biotechs have been just unbelievable. But if this doesn't start to move quickly to the 124.50 area, it's at 120.62, I mean quickly by Monday or Tuesday, not even this, which was a leader just for a certain point of the counter trend. Look at this dreaded H pattern. And then within two bars, it took out that left side low. It ran back up again. That's usually a good sign. Look at the technicals out there. We're improving. And yet the persistence of the selling pressure. And that's what I was saying to subscribers for three days, I've been saying caution prevails, caution prevails. And now we can see what's going on. So I mentioned yesterday I'm going to do this. I really don't like to talk about personalities because I have respect for a lot of people in the business. I certainly have incredible respect for people like Larry Williams, Tom DeMarc. I even have tremendous respect for someone like Jim Kramer. He's introduced and made money for hundreds of thousands of people. I'm sure it's lost money as well. But I've followed him since 1986, not daily or anything like that, but just followed his comments, et cetera. And I'm always impressed with his knowledge. Now, what happens is that every once in a while, he had nothing to do with technical analysis for years. In fact, I once won a competition. What was the stock? It was Akamai. Akamai Technologies way, way back. It had gone to 350 or 360 round number high. He had this incredible sell signal and came tumbling down. It went to pennies, 50 cents or something. I even remember buying a lot at about 57 cents or 75 cents, something like that. And I got out a little after that with a really good profit. Woohoo! Pat myself in the back and then ran up high. But he had a competition once to say what stock out of these four stocks and he named Akamai as one of them, which one would reach double digits the soonest. And I used my Chapman Wave left side, right side price, time match and all that stuff. And I won the competition. Akamai went to $10 in even a little bit shorter timeframe than I said it could. And so I've always had respect for his knowledge, what he does, how he's always said, don't trade Apple, buy Apple and hold. I don't know what his position is lately, but he had done that for years. And then what happens is once in a while he gets, he has a Tom DeMark technical analysis, he has Paulie Simon, Paulie Paulie, Paulie, whatever name he has a Tom DeMark analysis. I'll talk about it when I return because I think this might significant what happens. This gold owns and operates the largest undeveloped gold product in Australia, the Mount Todd Gold Project. Vista Gold just completed their feasibility study resulting in a 7 million ounce gold reserve. Vista Gold has all major permits approved and has retained CIBC capital market assistance in evaluating alternatives and in completing an accretive transaction. Vista Gold trades on the NYSE American and TSX under the ticker symbol VGC. 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And Larry, of course, one of the great, great technicians, all the all-favorite, fantastic technicians. But all of a sudden, there was a rush. He had Tom DeMarc recently, but he also had, for the second time in just like a couple of months, he had Larry Williams. And as I'm listening to that the other day, I mean, just to get this one section, or did I see it on YouTube, whatever it is, I said to myself, oh, that's not a good sign. That's not a good sign. You know, I have an expression when you take your hands off the wheel to pack yourself on the back. That's when you hit the tree. Well, I was a little shocked that Larry Williams would come on that soon to say that things are really looking good. He could still be right. But in fact, he's in the shorter term, the market really hasn't taken off. So I just wanted to say that I use many things as indicators. A great deal of it just is storage right there in my memory. It just sits there. And it just, it only pops up. It's like almost all the technical analysis I've ever done. I don't go looking. Did you think I looked for the seven-wave form? No, I was counting the peaks at some point years ago when I used the hand chart. And I suddenly said, where? At the seventh peak, I'll alphabetize them because Prakta was talking about the Elliot wave over and over. And I thought, I don't get this mixed up with Elliot wave. It has nothing to do with the Elliot wave. I use just the peaks. I'm not going to label them 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, whatever it is. I'm going to alphabetize them, ABCD. And then in 1987, Fiduci was my first client. It was a trial run in the summer. And then they said, okay, we'd like to work in it. I had a hotline. The principal technical analyst there would call it the hotline. And I said, you know what? I've got seven waves to the upside in my Dow chart. I don't know what 27, 35, I don't know what it was. Oh, it was 27, 27. Maybe I said, I think you can go higher. I've noticed that these waves can go a little bit high. Maybe go to a leg E. Well, I went to a leg E, and then I got my cell signal. That was in 1987. That was August, around about the 22nd. I can't remember. It was a long time ago. Sure. Very pressurized. I went to an exact minute of the day. I'm not able to do that. But anyway, it made a high. And then of course, we came tumbling down. And then within the techniques that I had, that became part of my techniques. It was trial and error. It was just discovery. It was a whole bunch of things. Then one of the things that I used to do, I used to hand chart and I had this single line paper going to two pages of a notebook. And I would divide it. I had this 0.03 parent note was a 0.01. 0.01. I would divide these and I would write in the tiniest print at the high of the day, the low of the day, all these different indices took forever. I also did it on balance volume, writing it out on balance volume. Anyway, I used to circle in yellow any 0% change. That was one of the techniques I do. Meaning if the dial closed at those days at 2700, a 0% change is not such a big deal. It had almost a 0% change recently. I didn't do a yellow marker on it. But in the 33,000, 31,000 area, that's quite something to have a 0% change. So I had all these different techniques. So one of the things that I'm looking at here is the chapwave one-to-one expansion. And that is, look, a parallel line. I've got it here in the dollar. And the difference between A to B equals C to D is, first of all, I don't use that because I use one-to-one. But that's the principle. But it's where you take the next level. And it has to be the same number of bars. It has to be the same angle. That's the difference between the one-to-one. And usually it has to have the same degree of thrust up or down. Well, the dollar has just gone above the one-to-one, which would have taken it to about 108.20. It's at 109.04. And in the chapwave, another technique that just, it came upon itself, I didn't go looking. Do you think I developed a seven-wave form that goes to a Pd? And then I had to change it to a wave form that goes to an EF and even a G, but never an H. Do you think when it went to a D that I immediately said, oh, if in two to three bars, if it makes a new high, I could get what's called a chapwave instant restart? No, because there's a lot of money, a lot of time, and a lot of frustration until I figured it out. But if the price you're following goes to a new recovery high within two to three bars, then it becomes an E. And then you can have in your mind an E slash A, and then an F slash B, and a G slash C. And invariably, the G slash C does pull back, but then it can go to a D, and then it wraps up the whole thing. So to make it as simple as possible, the dollar is in leg E. But most importantly, I'll discuss this all week, the mag D, the moving average convergence divergence is fantastic. We've been along the dollar since 2018, April at 19, 19.07, via the UUP. We watched it go all the way to 102.99. We took one little bit off at 96 somewhere along the way, and then it pulled back all the way to 89.21. How the UUP held? We still kept the long position because I still said, I think the U.S. is still the best economy, and this is an icon of the U.S. economy. That might change very soon, but so far. And we've got a leg C in the monthly chart, so far I can't call it anything else but a C. The monthly chart mag D is good, the stochastic is fantastic at 89 percent and flat. It's getting a little overboard in time, but that just says it's a monthly chart. Overboard means it can go another two, three months. We can go another week. You'll never know. And the weekly chart is in leg D. This is with the mag D strong, and both in the monthly and the weekly nine period moving average is way above the 14. It is way above the cup formation, beautiful bowl or cup formation from the 102.99 high. It's gone all the way to 102.99. That's seven points. That's seven percent, about seven percent higher. And that says the dollar at this point has tremendous support between 105 and 103. That's the nine and 14 period weekly moving averages. The mag D is good stochastic, great at 88 percent. I'd prefer it was 92, but at 88 I'm not complaining. And yes, two days ago we took a little bit of our UUP for what is it, 20 something percent gain. And that's, I'm satisfied with that. We've got a big core position. I'm holding that core position. I just don't see any reason why subscribers should do anything else about it. But I am saying that this stochastic at 91 percent with the relative strength improving this little gray line, the mag D so wide, the histogram is still very strong. It's just starting to weaken a tad. 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But remember, the objective in the chum wave is always to get from a bicycle to a buy mode, mean the technicals improve, technicals improve, then you can raise, you can upgrade that buy signal to a buy mode, meaning there should be at least a D. Well, we went to a D, but look how small it is. We aren't even underneath that sharp candle that started the big sell-off at 10.01, this morning, Eastern time at 37.37, let's call it 37.37, which then went to the low of the day, so 37.23.75. But what's good is that the 9.50, this is what I wanted the dial to do, and it did it only momentarily, but it did not hold, is that get that 9.00 period of cost above the 14.00 period, it's so important. But we've also used up, and then what I do is on the left side, I take a particular bar in the chum wave methodology, I use that to draw what I call the chum wave inside wedge target resistance line. I'll make this darker just for now. It's usually light green and it's dashed, and it says that's your resistance level, and if on the way you get close to a C, then pull back, you should probably try to make a D. We failed, yeah, we only went to a C, and then that was the one at 9.55 or so, and now look at this, we've gone to a P.D., and there's still no real strength. So the strength has to be, look at the 200 period moving average, how important it has been, this is the one-minute chart, how important can a one-minute chart be? Oh yeah, look at this, it was a failure pattern right there at 8.30 this morning, it was a failure again at 9.30, it was, we're not even close to it right now, and that's at 37.45. So anytime today, if there is a trade, I would normally say above the 37.45 in this particular instance of the 200 period moving average, that's not good enough, you actually have to trade above, way above the 9.32 am decent time high of 37.37.75. So 37, did I say 35? 37.57.75. So 37.63, anytime today, if we start to get to 37.60, that's 40 points above from here, that's what I'd say, you know what, the low that we've made so far today, that maybe is a tradeable, yet another tradeable low for another arch formation in the daily chart, but you've got to be really careful. I suspect that this low, this little double bottom low here, and in the dam we have one of our wizard traders who said, I'd like another drop after it took off from 37.30, well you got that other drop, now let's see what happens here. That was very astute, and we've also said, if the dollar could drop now, we will be okay for a rebound. Maria, I think you're absolutely right, but you're going to have to trade in some croissants to see that happen. All right, here we've got that spike, so that means you're looking at the Magdi deflected higher, I love that. It's a good start to at least attempting to form some kind of a tradeable base, intraday trading only. Stochastic's very weak, so the 56 on balance volume is trying to rally, so this is the bounce, and at this particular point I have no choice but to call it an E. A lot of people said, do you mind if you could, I know it takes away from your questions that you get asked, etc., but is it even possible for you to do some of this intraday stuff to show some of your techniques, your myriad techniques. All right, there I've got. Now let's get back to our story, and after that, people are saying, all right, what's the big deal? You're talking about the euro. Well, look at the euro. It broke in this huge arch formation. Look at the way I measured it from the plumb line that I chose, and I did this ages ago. Oh, maybe almost, I mean it was about a year ago. I said, watch this closely. That's my plumb line. I'm going to draw this in, let's just let it play out. I've done nothing other than, I've updated the notation, Chapman Wave alphabet here, ABCD, etc., on the downside it's lowercase, on the upside it's uppercase. So, there it is, and it's plunged underneath the paw. That, you know, when you look at this inverse, it's like a mirror image. Keep your eye on this one. There's the weekly chart. Here we go. Now you've got the upside, and there it is, very strong in leg D, but D is where other things can happen. All right, that's where you take your foot off the accelerator, hover over the brake. That's why we took a second time. We've taken just a little bit off from the U.U.P. long position, way back at 23, and yet it is at 28. So, yeah, so what we're looking at is leg D, Maggie's Strong Stochastic is really good at 89%. I don't have unbalanced volume because it's a dollar index. So that's what I'm looking at. These patterns repeat over. I just drew it in, the cup formation, right? I also drew in the left side, right side, price time. I also drew in right here. You can see this dash. I better make it a little bit darker so you can see. Green. That's too dark. It doesn't matter. Okay. There. That was the price time match. It was right to there on the week of the 15th of April. I anticipated if this was following true to plan 102.99. Let's just see if that's still the case. 102.99, the March, week of March 20th, 2020. That's when the market, general market made it slow. That's when the dollar made is high. And I said, Richard, well, it missed it. It missed it. It was two days, two weeks late, and then it just smashed through. It went right to 103.93. So this is a technique. It's just a technique. One of the real techniques that everybody has techniques. This is one of my techniques. But look at the nine-period moving average. It crossed positive over here, right there, the week of the second of July, two years ago, one year ago, 2021. And it's been green ever since, even when it had the consolidation in January of 2020, December January of 2021, January of 2022, it still stayed green and it's been green ever since. And to me, it's one of the simplest techniques you could ever find. And that's just how it said, hold the position, hold the position. All right. Within that context, I want to now go through a whole bunch of things. If you look at silver, just want to do silver quickly. Silver has pulled back sharply. It's gone to a leg, E to the down. Very quick, D to E says, you might be ready for a little bit of a bounce here, even if it's on the way down. Oops, that's a lowercase E, because the way down, a low E. And this is G slash C in the weekly chart. And remember, rule of the rectangle, formation can last a lot longer than your patience. If it pops out of the rectangle, make sure that when it comes back, it doesn't break halfway of the rectangle, because then it could test the base. And when it goes from the outside, it goes back from the outside of the upside, possibly to the outside of the downside, often it goes below the rectangle support level. And it's so quick that it has to go back just to say, I never said goodbye to my friends. And it just pops back long enough to say goodbye. And then it goes down sharply. And that's exactly what the silver has done. So within this context, now we have to go to the VIX index. Someone said, actually a couple of people said, could you just give kind of an overview with your techniques, you don't have to make any predictions per se, just tell us where these things are. Well, look at this, the volatility index, which is trading now up $1.30 at 2812 is still under yesterday's high. That's disbelief. And then one of the things about disbelief is that eventually the disbelievers and that's the thing that made me a little nervous big on Monday. So Friday, we touched the $225 and then we saw it to rally. 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Thank you for taking my call. I just wanted to get your opinion on DBA. What do you think of it as a trading vehicle and also where it is in your opinion? If you were going to go long something like that, should you? And also, if you went long, what would be your stop and that type of thing? So just give me some background. What do you think of it as a trading vehicle and what your opinion is of it? So the DBA is the DBA Agriculture Fund. We've been along since 1377 back. I think it was in 2020, maybe April. And we've taken lots of little bits off. And I said, you know, I don't like this peak G in the weekly chart. I don't like the peak E in the monthly chart. I'm really worried about it. So we took a little bit more off. We've got A is much smaller core position. And I actually said, you know what, when I broke the 200-period moving average of 20 in the 20.60s area, I said, you know, maybe we get out of it completely and then just treat it as a trading vehicle. So we'd be in exactly the position you're in right now. You're looking at it fresh. I'd be looking at it fresh if we were out. I mean, we're still up six points. It's not bad for a $13 stock. But that's really not the point. The point is, let me go through this. So we're looking at wheat. That's wheat. Wheat has made a peak D in the weekly chart. And the pattern that I was talking about in the Dow and the pattern I was talking about in the one-minute chart of the E-mini, these patterns repeat over and over. What happens is you come down sharply, then you make an arch formation. And if you take out that left side low and within two to three bars, it doesn't go back above that left side high. It's a big problem. So what happened is in the weekly chart, it took out the left side low just under a thousand. And that was the April low. It had run up to the 1280s. And now it's trading at 804. So this is the pattern that we've seen. This is the weekly chart, I should say. Now the big base that we're looking at is in 800s of the little doji candle that had a low. So that's wheat. So within that context, if we look at soybeans, this is part of this agriculture fund as well. I've kind of lost all the notation because it gets smoothed out. Nothing. The notation never changes. Just the price does. So it made a beautiful left side, right side price time match. It made a high. I've lost it completely. I wonder if I can actually change that. Almost looks like a two to one split. Anyway, it came down sharply from the high that was made in the 1540s or so. And that was a peak, I believe that was a peak D. And then it pulled back and it hit the 200 period moving average in the daily chart soybean just about beginning of July. And then in the seven days since, it's retesting the 200 period moving average for the second day. So that says soybeans are actually acting good. If you look at corn or corn, as we say, yeah, did exactly the same thing. Oh, they all, I think they made a peak A, B, C, D. Yeah. And that made a high back in late April beginning of May in the seven thirties. And it's down at the 600 area, 605 right now with the same double bottom. So my big, let me go to sugar. Sugar is part of this as well. And sometimes sugar leads and sometimes it doesn't right now. Sugar is actually much better because it's gone above the 200 period moving average. I don't think it's strong enough to do very much. So my thinking right now is that with the crude oil pulling back sharply, the crude oil is, I think it's maybe just a tiny part of this for the crude oil, the DBC, which we once owned is has much more crude oil. It just says to me that the agricultural side is really weak right now. This is exactly what you'd be looking at if you're doing a market analysis and saying, what would it take to see the general market moving much higher? And in fact, the general market has been moving much lower. And it's basically, now the interpretation has been flipped on its head. Instead of saying, uh-oh, the commodities are pulling back, oil's pulling back, that should be great for the market. The market's saying, uh-oh, if they can't even hold those prices, if crude oil is pulling back, it means that the economy is starting to weaken. So I'm just doing the chart pattern. I'm not doing the actual, the verbal stuff that goes with it. And the chart patterns say that there's a really good chance that the DBA could become a trading vehicle for a balance. But I would treat the whole area of the 19s as really an important area to watch. So I do this in my newsletter every day, update the DBA what to do, what we're looking at. And we've had over, you know, we've had some very good gains. I'm just trying not to get, let it get into my head to say, well, it's because I've done that before with certain positions that we had huge gains in. We took profits all the way. But then I kept some part of it and then that some part of it really came back sharply. I don't want to be in that position right now. I'm looking to maybe get out and then start fresh. I don't mind even buying higher. I don't mind buying lower, but I'm not sure I want the overhang right now. So I'm still thinking through whether I keep a small core position on the DBA. So in your case, your question is, if I treated it as a trading vehicle, where would you maybe go short or where would you go long? I would think of going short if it went up to 20.60 and the technicals weren't confirming because then it could come back down to treat, to test the 19. That's only a dollar. So that's 10%. But the buy, I think we're getting close to at least an attempt to form a base based on the MACD, slowly improving, the stochastic slowly improving. But I'm watching the 19s very closely. If it closes under 19, I might have to rethink at any entry point. So 19 is your low end and then you're thinking on a bounce, the best would be somewhere around 20 and a half. I don't know if it would be the best, but that would be my upside target if the technical suddenly started to improve and I got the successful dreaded H pattern, which turned into a cup formation. The moment it started to go above 20.20, I say great. 20.52 would be my next level of watching closely because if it broke above the left side high that was made at 20.52 on the 11th and closed above that, then the 200-period moving average of 20.69 is the next thing. I probably would say, I wouldn't even think of shorting until I got the signal to say that the bounce hasn't got the veracity and the weekly chart says, it's going to take a lot to get a really, generate a really good tradable rally, not a bounce, but a tradable rally in the DBA at this particular point. So I'm just going to say to you, I wouldn't have a fixed number in mind, but the 19 area is kind of what I'm watching. A close below that says, how does it rebound to go back to 1955? That's really the story. So I don't know if I treated as one of your tradables right now, but if you are thinking that, why don't you give me a call in another day or two, let's see what's happening. If it's already back and hasn't gone below 19 at 20.30, I say, you know what, maybe there's a little bit of a rebound now, but it's kind of risky. I just, I don't see it as the trade. I hope that helps you. It does because it's one that I'll just stay away from. Just for the moment, yeah, and I'll talk about it on my way next week. So I'll have to talk about it next week. Okay, thank you for coming. I appreciate that. I'll be back folks. Are you grinding in the market, but seeing little to no return, or are you a successful trader simply looking to make your job a little easier? 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I'm still putting in tight stops and even with gains, we get to take out gains very quickly. Just treating this as a trading market right now. The question came in about advanced micro devices. I don't like the action at all until advanced micro devices actually trading for a whole week. It's at 76 until it's trading at 82 to 83 for a whole week. I'd say, you know what? That's just kind of stuck. Taiwan semiconductor came out with earnings today. TWM, is that right? No. Anyway, it's up and it had a very strong move but that's very select. I'd just be a little careful. It's just very singular at this particular point. The way I'm looking at the market, I'm not so pessimistic that I think nothing's going to work. I think there are particular... Look, even now, under all these conditions, the Dow is holding above the low, of recent low. I'm trying to be constructive. TGTX was the next question. That is, oh, another. TGTX had an Eiffel Tower. Yes, this is a strong leg C. I like this action in the micro biotechs. There are fantastic gains being made and some of them are absolutely quite extraordinary. This is acting very well at 6.14. It's in leg C. If it doesn't make a new high today, it becomes a peak C. Next question was GRTB. GRBK. Is that... I hope I got that right. Yes. GRBK, a big pop to the upside, up 9%, at 3.65. It should be impact. It's also being there. Yeah, I've got to be careful. The support has a 22.20. So, just remember, it's going to take the Dow to a really good height, that E-mini, as I said before, E-mini has to reach one of us. I'll let the big gap come up, because it's an open but the Dow has to be minus...