Welcome to the Real Vision Daily Briefing. It's Thursday, January 13, 2022. I'm Ash Bennington,

joined shortly by Katie Stockton, Founder and Managing Partner of Fairfield Strategies.

Welcome, Katie. Thanks so much, Ash. Good to be with you.

Before we jump into the conversation, here's what's happening in markets right now.

Ugly Day, especially on the NASDAQ, looks like still bouncing around a little bit, but off 2.51 percent,

I see here on my screen, looks like getting settled around 14,000 806 Dow, S&P, Russell 2000,

all turn negative on the day, quite an unpleasant day, but great to have you here, Katie,

so you can give us your analysis of everything that's happening, a fun day to have you on,

certainly in terms of understanding how you're looking at these markets. This is the first time

you and I have done a show together. Tell us a little bit about what you do and how you see the world.

Well, thanks for asking. So I'm a technical analyst and I'm really very much a purist in that sense.

I only look at charts. I'm only looking at price as it pertains the supply and demand for various

securities. I publish strategy research for clients and subscribers and we focus primarily

on U.S. equities, but we also look at what I consider to be macro technicals, things like 10-year

treasury yields and gold and fruit oil and the dollar. And we've added a couple of products focused

on crypto and cannabis and we do some sector deep dives. So we really cover a lot of ground

with our research and we're looking for opportunities first and foremost, but we're also trying to help

our clients manage risks. So I think the charts are really just so designed for that and that we

can identify key levels, things like support and resistance levels. And also we have indicators

that take out some of the emotion of trading and investing and help us understand when risk might

be heightened. A day like today, of course, that I call it the inverse property of technical analysis,

like demand for my services goes up when the market goes down. So I'm hearing a lot more for my

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