now we are going to get to december and have all the hollywood ghosts, in december. joe: thank you. fascinating stuff. up, what line is copper flirting with and what does it have to do with china? ♪ scarlet: before the break we told you we had a chart you had to see on copper. joe: copper is trading 2% below its 200 months moving average. copper is under pressure from the drop in chinese industrial province. you hear about 200 days. scarlet: this is a long-term chart. i love that chart. one company under pressure from the china slowdown is glencore. that stock made a bit of a comeback gaining 17%. guest followsext the market segment, the cofounder of the think tank that has an interesting quantitative finance plus other areas. you have come here to tell us what analysis and twitter can tell us about the markets. what are you saying in glencore? guest: in terms of looking at the charts it is interesting to see the new sentiment has been following glencore over the past year. if you look at the past six been lower.as maybe it was leading at a certain point. joe: how are you measuring

we will get to december and we will have all hollywood ghosts, out. -- come out. joe: thank you so much. isrlet: coming up, what line -- flirting with and what does it have to do with china? the chart you can't miss, after the break. ♪ ♪ scarlet: i am scarlet fu. before the break, we told you about a chart. 2% belower is trading its average, under pressure from the drop and everything else that is going on, i have never seen a 200 day -- scarlet: this is a great chart. 200 monthly moving average will be our new phrase. joe: one company under pressure is one quarter. the stock made a comeback today, rallying the most, 70%. they came after the company reassured investors. -- this is are think tank that has an interest in quantitative finance. a former strategist on wall street is here, you come to tell us about the markets. what are you looking at in glencore in the charts versus the tweeter feeds? >> it is interesting to see the new sentiment. one interesting point is if you look at the past six months as instances of new sentiment, they have actually been lower th

they have been misled by hollywood or certain senators who think that things like ghost guns exist orhat there are, that you know, a regular five by six round is heat-seeking bullet. one thing we'll do, we'll raffle gun safety courses, have a live fire portion, or we'll just have people come in who are students, just like they are, who have had a different experience and it is, it is contact with firearms and with people who carry firearms. you realize they're not crazy. they're not violent. people who carry firearms generally have a great sense of responsibility because you're raised with it. [cheers and applause] >> hi, my name is sara. i used to attend simmons in boston, small woman's college necklace one of the highest race areas in major city. in our school we were not allowed to carry pepper spray. i lived on campus i had no forms of defense. what i asked major heads security, what i do defend myself. she recommended i carry hairspray because it stings someone in the eyes. what would you recommend i do in that situation. i don't feel safe. >> i heard many stories like yours. i f

hollywood or silicon valley spring to mind. there is another side of the state, home to hundreds of ghost towns. >> reporter: this is belarat, california. there are no phones, no cell signal, not even a television and no mail service either. but it does have something. meet rocky novak. for the past 11 years, the one and only resident. he's trying to preserve the history of this once thriving and wild mining town that over a century ago was an important hub for mineral exploration. >> here's original photos in its day. this is 1898 photo. there's the cam way hotel. >> this town was quite a town. >> bank, post office, they had a store. and had seven saloons, four brothels and a cemetery. >> everything a miner would want. >> just about everything a miner would want and need. too bad they don't have that now. [laughter] >> reporter: today the town is an open air museum. in disrepair, yes. but a couple old buildings are still standing. artifacts still standing where they were left a century ago. rocky represents a last line of defense, a man doing his part to try to preserve a little piece of american history that so many have forgotten ab