Welcome back folks. That was quick. We went from a flat market to a Dow up $100, Nasdaq up $29, S&Ps up $10. Gold contract traded up $4.10 at 2004. You had Silver up $0.39, 24.89 an ounce, LightSuite crude up $1.32, $81.90 a barrel, notes and bonds. Up to ticks, trading $111.13, the 30 year up $10 at $124.17 and $KingDollar. $KingDollar traded up $271 ticks, $101.85, the Euro at $109, the end trade at $142 and the British Pound at $128 to $1 US Dollars. Let's get over and take a look at the spine now and see where we are now.  This high still wants to get tested. The high volume high that we had last Thursday wants to get tested. We're right next to it right now. You had up $0.87 of the spine, $4.59, $0.67 the number there. We go into the cues, we take a look at the cues. Cues didn't move much. The interesting thing about the cues, and that's when Steve was on about the mass second general, is that even the last time that we had that high volume high, swing high that is, it didn't get to the high and you had the volume increase. And the cues, that's $384.71. So we're in window dressing, you know, it's going to have a make or break. I mean this is when it can basically take it out summer or not. So you know $384.71. We got to $384.88 today, you know, bottom line didn't hold price. See what I can make it out there tomorrow. We take a look at the gold contract, gold contract right now. That did 134,000 contracts. You're trading out at 2003. Like I said, my take is this 1981 wants to get tested again. And what that's going to be all about is that good old US dollar. It looks to me like this dollar actually wants to get to its higher swing. You know, the highest swing we're talking about there is up there at that level of 103.500. Have a great night, folks. Have a safe night. Don't forget about our man, Mr. Larry Pezzavento's, great live trading seminar coming this Wednesday morning. Check it out on the front page of TFN and right on to featured content. Have a great one, folks. Have a safe one.


Good lighting takes your videos from this to this. Looks hard, right? Well, it's not. Since the discovery of fire, light has been essential to the survival of the human species. Now it's time for the next step in human evolution, the content creator. No, not really. Let's get started. Light can make or break your videos aesthetic. Here are six lighting setups that'll make your videos or your films look, dare I say, cinematic. Am I recording? Audio. Starting with three point light.  The first light you need is a key light. Whatever is the brightest light in your entire scene, that is the key light. It can range from a reading light to a cell phone light and all the way up to a heavy duty production light. It all depends on your limitations and your creative choice. Now moving on to the next light you need, a fill light. The first thing you need to ask yourself is how much shadow do you want on your subjects face? You can either balance the light off of a reflective surface or you can actually use another light. Balancing light means you're reflecting light from another light source onto your subject. In a three point lighting setup, it means you're balancing the light off of your key light. Typically you'd bring in another light when you're trying to shoot for more of a high key look.  For a more moody look, you would go with less of a bounce fill and potentially even use a negative fill. And a negative fill is typically a black piece of fabric that absorbs the light and creates more shadow rather than reflecting light onto the subject. And to add even more emotion to your scene, go ahead and check out the music options over at Artlist using the mood filter. Some good options for this are serious and dramatic. The next lighting setup is split lighting. You place the light on either side of the subject at a 90 degree angle from the camera. It creates this mysterious feeling around your character almost like a menacing feeling to get really deep with it. It has a two face vibe to it, you know with one side of the face in the light and the other side in complete shadows. This is cinematic. And when in doubt, just remember shadows usually equals cinematic. Moving on to broadside lighting. Okay, try to follow this. Place the light on the side of the face that is the same side as the camera, but with your subject facing away from camera. That was a bit of a riddle, but just look at this shot. This is great for when you're looking for a cinematic look but not necessarily looking to overly dramatize your scene. So if you want to go find some music that actually fits an upbeat and hopeful theme, go check out Artlist and click on hopeful because that's exactly what we're talking about. And if you found any of these setups helpful so far then let us know in the comment section by answering this question. What other topics would you like us to cover on this channel? Shortside lighting is the exact opposite of broadside light. Remember how shadows equals cinematic? This is where this lighting setup shines. Pun intended. I'm sorry. By placing your camera on the shadow side of the subject you're creating this dramatic look. You're emphasizing darkness versus light. And oh boy, does this have thematic undertones. I'm a film nerd if you haven't already understood that. This lighting is great for dramatic scenes that are either sad or mysterious or angry. Now we're getting more into the stylized realm with backlighting. Backlighting is essentially taking your key light and placing it behind your actor. Because remember the key light is the brightest light in your scene.  It can be done either with studio lights or sunlight. Sunlight looks the most. Say it with me now. Cinematic, yes, yes, cinematic. Okay, I'm getting sidetracked. Backlighting is a great way to really draw your audience's eyes to the main character for whatever reason that you see fitting for your story. Also, have you seen a backlit shot? So beautiful. By the way, if you're looking for high quality sound effects, music, and stock footage that you saw and heard throughout this video, then check out the art list and art grid links in the description below. Artlist offers the unlimited and the personal plan. See which one works for you in the links below. Toplighting isn't one you see all the time because it has a very specific use. The goal of it is to create an air of mystery and intimidation about the specific character. But why mystery and intimidation? If you take a look at movies that use it, toplighting creates raccoon eyes by basically using the eyebrow to drop your eyes into shadows. Going on the theme that eyes are the windows to the soul, if you can't see the eyes, then how can you really know who that person is? That's just my personal take on it, but it makes sense, right? So if you're like me, you probably wanna get better at making video content. And a great way to start that is to follow what's trending. So check out our last video where I spoke about the four trends that you should look out for in 2022. See you over there and thanks for watching, everyone. Bye.


The following is a presentation of TFNN. The Trader's Edge with Steve Rhodes. Toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. The Trader's Edge. Now, Steve Rhodes. Good afternoon, folks. Welcome to the October 29th, the terrific Tuesday, almost the trick-or-treat Tuesday edition of today's Trader's Edge. I'm your Steve. Perseverance, Rhodes. Coming to you live from Del Ray Beach, Florida. I hope you're having a great day. Hey, let's make sure we have an extraordinary day. Yep. Let's have an extraordinary day. The easiest way to have an extraordinary day is to always remember that life is happening for us, not to us. That's right. We need to make that one little two-by-four shift. It means we can find the gift in every set of circumstances that life is going to toss at us. Now, today, you and I, we're going to go check on the circumstance of these markets. We're going to go figure out what those bulls and bears, what those buyers and sellers are communicating. To you and I, just past one o'clock in the afternoon. I'm absolutely grateful for your presence here, but much more important than that. During this next 60 minutes, I'm here to serve you. That's right. I'm here to serve you. I want to go ahead and take a look at whatever instrument, timeframe it is, that you've got a curiosity about. Curiosity is a good thing. And we'll see what it's doing on multiple timeframes. The easy way for me to look at that instrument would be to give us a call at<PHONE_NUMBER>. But if you can't call in, we get you, and we got you. We've got your back. All you have to do is let those fingers do the walking. Send me an email, Steve at tfnn.com. If you'd be kind enough to put Radio Show question in the subject, then that would be great. And of course, in our Tiger's Den, we'll take any and all pings out there. So let's go ahead and get this show started on Terrific Tuesday. Of course, this is Tiger. Financial News Network, I'm Steve Rhodes. Welcome to LUS Show right now. We've got a mixed market out here. The Dow is up 18 points. It's basically flat. The S&P is up 5. It's up 2.10%. The NASDAQ is really not doing too bad. It's down 33 points. You would expect that. That's the NDX100 with Microsoft trading lower, Apple, Amazon, Google trading to the downside. We'll take a look at the NQ, but really not doing too bad at all. Russell 2000 is up a half a percent. That's seven points. New York Stock Exchange is up higher. It's up 4.10%. It's up 47 points. And that's interesting because the advanced decline in oscillator line continues to move lower. So there's divergence that's going on there. It says we must be careful. Gold is off 5 bucks. Silver down 3 pennies. Likes we could. It's flat. Natural gas. Anything but flat. Up nearly 7% right now. 16. In the control room, if you could post a chart. And the only chart right now, really, Peter, that's being posted is just my normal screen telling you where things are at. As I do change screens today, while we're trying to figure out how to get my system working properly, we'll go ahead and in the den, they will go ahead and post the charts individually. And you can get everything live, though, on Tiger TV. So maybe on one screen, if you've got Tiger TV, you'll then be able to see my screen live. But they will go ahead and post the charts for you. So lead the charge, by the way, dollar-wise to the upside right now. We've got zebra technologies up 14 bucks. A little over 6%. Marauder therapeutics up 15%. That's 12 bucks. Becton Dixon up nearly 10. Roper technologies up about 10 as well. To the downside, it's Google. Down 25. Grubhub is up 25 as well. That's a 43% haircut there. Beyond Meat is down 20 bucks or down 20%. So you've got some folks that are in some IPOs that are an IPO. Let's just call it. When it comes to Halloween, they got the trick versus the treat out there. Let's go to our first question. Our first question coming in here from Michael P. And Michael is looking for a bottom inside of ticker symbol MJ. And we got a caller on the line. So we're going to have to switch over. We'll come back to ticker symbol MJ. But we've got Brent on the line. Brent, thanks for calling. Thanks for holding. How are you? I'll see you. How about yourself? Doing good. So update us. What's going on fire-wise in your specific area? Yeah. We had a close call on Sunday. We got impacted by that whole them shutting off our power. Started on Saturday. Kind of late afternoon on Saturday. They were giving us different updates and kind of showing it was impending and it did finally happen kind of later in the afternoon. He's still there. Yeah, I'm just listening to you talk. I heard something like there was a ringtone. Anyway, so yeah, we were impacted by that. And then because they did it, they were shown on Sunday there was going to be some high winds which end up happening.  Not right by us, but then like probably about that same time in the afternoon we could see smoke from our house. I mean not far like maybe a mile away. Wow. The wind, yeah, real scary. We were basically, my wife was already gathering up pictures and grabbing some things that were personal effects that we would maybe have to, you know, bail on our house. And so it was, yeah, I was touching go there for a bit and they seem like they had a pretty solid strike team together. They were just getting on stuff really quick and just making sure that it didn't get turned into something worse. And so that was really appreciative of that. They got on it quickly and but it was a little scary. I mean it was close. I mean I could see it from my house basically. Wow, wow, wow. We're glad to hear that everything's okay and hope that it stays that way for sure. And it's a crazy scene. It's kind of like, so I would imagine, out there if you're turning on your news it's probably on non-stop. Very similar to when there's a hurricane that's coming towards the east coast. It's non-stop. But when you're elsewhere in the United States you don't hear about it as much. The textures and the images of the fires and how fast they're spreading. It's just amazing. But it's been like this for a long, long time. So you've been like this. But a little bit worse you think these days than in the past? I don't recall it being like this. They used to always have the ones down in Southern California with the Santana winds and it seemed like that was pretty common. But the last few years up here in Northern California it's been really bad. And I guess it's been about two or three years ago in Santa Rosa having another one in the same area this year. Same areas kind of being impacted.  It's been, yes, been really bad. I can't exactly explain. I know some of them have been caused they think by down power lines and that's why they're trying to kind of get out ahead of them again as well. They're doing these blackouts.  So that's kind of their thinking there. There's still a lot of fires happening for other reasons. You're not going to stop it completely but I'm sure at least that part of it will be eliminated to a certain extent. So they're still tied to that same problem from what I heard and I'm not sure that's been confirmed but I think it had to do with power lines again. Right, right, right. Hey Brent, we're about to go to break but hang on if you would be kind enough. We're going to come back and take a look at UNG folks at the United States Natural Gas Fund out there with Brent and Martinez, California. So just stick with this and we'll be back in just a few. If you're not currently using or setting up your trading opportunities then your arsenal is short a mighty weapon. The TAS Profile Scanner is a standalone piece of software that instantly filters over 2,500 global financial markets such as stocks, ETFs, commodity futures and forex. 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We're looking right now what is on my screen or at least you'll be able to see this in Tiger TV is the November contract for natural gas and what you can see is a real wide ranging bar today as price approaches $2.63 $2.63 is the price area where natural gas from a daily perspective most recently broke down. So Brent how can I help you with regard to U-N-G? More my questions was about the actual contract and the specific question was I noticed going back probably between a week and two weeks ago that there was a pretty big divergence between the one you just spoke of, the November contract and then the December contract is probably about $0.20 difference not that long ago and I was just wondering if there's that Jeff effect to be in line with the next month contract is just getting ready to roll over and that is the case. I mean again that may be something that John and Philip can comment on I know he's really squared away on that a lot of the commodities and might have some information to provide there but it's just and if that is the case that you can kind of anticipate that there's going to be if you have that condition happening and see that spread between the two is there going to be a catch up can kind of anticipate that and actually trade that with my question. Got it, got it. So it's a great it's a great question John's actually listening in he's typing in a few things out here maybe he might call in and actually shed some additional light on that for you if you do take a look at so what I do have up on my screen you know is also the December contract right now you know in all that I can share with you it's well above profiles daily time frame short term time frames as well so actually I've got to change a couple things on my system. At this stage of the game natural gas is bullish I don't have the ability at this moment to put the December contract to see what that price level was where it broke down if it does have 90 consecutive days on a breakdown but if we take a look at right now just the November one which I can comment on a price is running up towards a resistance area and if price can close above $2.64 will call it really if it can close above that it suggests that there is a change in trend that is underway as prior significant prior resistance will have been taken out so that's we're not that far from it I don't know it's a wide-ranging bar markets don't usually end on wide-ranging bars of course that could mean that tomorrow and the next day could just be sliding sideways out here but with regard to UNG so the breakdown actually occurred I'll give you the actual day where the TD set up nine count began its pattern to the downside that was September 19th and that's a $2.63 set level and if I were to take a look at UNG because when I did suggest the subscribers getting in into natural gas the price target that we came up with Brett was the September 19th session as well which is actually priced at $22.47 but even when we wrote about it we discussed it we said look this is just a target but we really need to take a look at the resistance level and any patterns that are forming on the daily time frame chart right now there's no patterns forming other than price getting up to resistance so the only other thing I can do then is say well alright so we know it's up in its highs it's not going to break any support levels but what are the support levels on a pullback where this would suggest that okay maybe the run to the upside is over and it's going to be deeper pullbacks and for those I go to a 30 minute time frame a 60 minute time frame a 2 hour time frame and just take a look at the patterns that are going on so the first question I would ask myself is there any kind of topping signal that I see for those time frames and here the only topping patterns that I'm showing would be the TD set of nine count patterns well we happen to be in bar number eight on a 30 minute basis this will end at 130 so bar number nine is what we need a full nine count out here would say maybe by two o'clock we get the nine count of course the high can occur on bars eight nine or ten well we know what's going to be at least eight at this stage of the game out here that doesn't mean that would be a sell on a daily basis just kind of an ability for you and I to take a look at what's going on intraday and where is it that we could begin to see some type of a pullback now if it's just a pullback to test support which in this case is $2.50 but there is a new potential nine count pattern that is underway and if that pattern completes which I'm going to assume that it will at this stage then the real level of support to be watching to the downside is going to be $2.55 or so it appears so at this stage I don't have any kind of topping signals out there and so for example subscribers that are still a long natural gas if I were writing a newsletter right now I would say to stay put versus coupled if you know what I mean that sounds good Steve Steve I have one other quick comment just about the fires before I probably close to the break here but just that most people probably don't realize if they don't live here that we just have seasonally we don't get rain other than about you know like it can start around this time goes through maybe April May so there's just this is the driest part of the season and the winds normally will kind of shift they'll come to the shore instead of on shore where you have the marine influence so I just yeah this is like the most vulnerable time right now with it being so dry and the winds of course don't help well we're sending you all of our luck, good fortune, white light all that stuff and please keep us posted always good to chat with you I sure will thanks again Steve for everything just have a great day and I'll talk to you soon you bet my pleasure that was Brett in Martinez, California so let's go back and take a look at I had mentioned earlier that Mike, Mike P wanted to take a look at MJ he's looking for a bottom here MJ by the way is the alternative harvest ETF fund that is and what we can see right now is this chart here that we start with if you can see it if you can't I'll explain it's our three panel view where we take a look at daily, weekly and monthly timeframes and we look for task market profile support and resistance it's always so important to understand where your support and resistance is now price is trading above the top of it's daily profile which is 1938 price at 1975 out there we're going to go see if there's anything that suggests why did it pull back today is there any pattern or anything out there when we took a look at this last week we didn't see a bottom but we did see that price there was a new profile from the top of it so it's not like we were saying hey go short this yesterday we also can say that we now know this week Michael that we have a new profile from a weekly perspective bullish and structure 1888 a support 19 around 1969 is the center of the box and 2212 is the top now we're going to go to a breakout here and we come back we're going to take a look at Stevie's other charts we're going to see hey what's going on on a daily basis out here but what I can say is that alternative harvest has not formed the type of bottoming signals that I used to identify a bottom doesn't mean it hasn't bottomed when we come back we'll take a further look into it Steve Roach with TFNM I'm certain you are or strive to be one of the best of the best at everything you do in life it's the most common trait that we tigers and tyros share if you're looking to become the best of the best when it comes to managing your money let me teach you to do what most wealth managers tell you can't be 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For more information just click the Think or Swim banner on the front page of tfnn.com So Mike, we're taking a look at MJ right now. We're looking at the daily time frame chart and here's what we can see. We know that yesterday what this ETF did was it formed a TD setup nine count pattern with the bar nine being the high and with price of the gap into the downside pulling back the key level so when it creates that nine count what it does is it gives you a breakout support area. We were taking a look at breakdown resistance when we're looking at the natural gas contract and here is an example of a support level. Now you'll also see the top of the profile. We had talked about that as before we went to breakout here but you really want to see so if this has bottom has formed some type of bottom out here Michael what you really want to see is on this pullback you want to see price hold 1917. If price close below 1917 price should at least get back to 1840 the bottom of its box and maybe even beyond that out there. Of course you want to pay attention to the new weekly profile but we know why it topped it formed that topping pattern. Now price is pulling back and typically when you see this pattern the role of a top is to always go back and test support. So we've got breakout support in 1917 around 1938 is the top of its daily box and Stevie's red line is 1899. That's kind of like the last bastion of hope is Stevie's red line out there. So if those levels hold then what you might see is an A to B equal CD to the upside but we have to take it one day at a time. It has a valid topic confirm that yesterday price action today is not unusual out here and but I don't have a bottom. I don't have the type of bottom wave number seven. I don't have a TD set up nine count. I don't have an A to B equal CD to the downside this is the weekly timeframe. I don't have anything to suggest that MJ has actually bottom. Remember I use a handful of patterns three or four that help us to identify tops and bottoms but not every time on instrument adhere to those when we do see instruments that are following those that flight path so to speak it really assists us and provides me with more with with a higher probability and more conviction to be able to say to you share with you that yes something is bottom I don't have that here and but we do have a topping pattern so Michael where you asked me has it bottom what we actually have inside of alternative harvest is it is a topping signal and I didn't mention it but I probably should here because now you take a look at the weekly timeframe chart prices trading below Stevie's red line tells us we have a falling price oscillator below zero and on the daily timeframe at top before price could even get up to that resistance level which is twenty one thirty six it's not really a good so I don't know what's going on in the business out here but I don't want you to get caught in the weeds so to speak and I just simply know that that TD7 kind of is identified at top versus what you were looking for was a bottom out there John Rodin John wants to take a look at he wants to go take a look at shake out here SHAK so let's go take a look at it and the question is is this a short so we take a look at shake shak here's what we know we know price is trading below the daily the weekly set of profiles not the case inside the monthly time frame so you're asking me is it a short let's go take a look at shake shak from a daily chart using Stevie's tools out here is it a short boy so the real short John came in when this confirmed its rose momentum indicator top out here that was on the trading day of September 11 when price went ahead in gap to the downside that's here doing less amount of energy into September the 6th out there the price on that gap to the downside came back and tested support you see that 95-15 level that was breakout support so support held much like what we're suggesting that Michael look at inside of ticker symbol and J will support hold or not well when shake shak broke through that level of support closed below it on October 2nd that was kind of like sayonara to the downside out here we do not have a bottoming signal it does look like prices had a 75-71 you're traded 82-48 out here but here's what I would do John to the extent that you have a hankering for going short shake shak wait to see if you get a little bit more bounce out here maybe up to 87-32 which is Stevie's red line like I don't have a full indication that that's what it's likely to do is to head up there but I'd like I'd prefer if you're going to go ahead and trade this you're like in the middle of between support and resistance out here and so it's kind of a midstream but you know maybe that'll work for you I don't know the monthly time frame chart out here is suggestive so if this month closes above the close of bar number 5 which looks like it will bar number 5 by the way that close was 72-20 we're at 84-38 you're going to get a TD setup a valid TD setup 9 count in a few days out here now what that's going to suggest is that price then should get back and test its level of support that's Stevie's green line and that's price at 76-04 and if price were to move below 76-04 you know then you've got a huge retracement going on so does it look like shake shak is headed lower the answer is yes is now the opportune time to take a short that one's a tougher call John so I hope that this helps you out I see we've got another question here coming in from Alex Alex is recently Russell 2,000 IWM has been in a strong has been strong did your work find the small caps make up make up moves first well here's so what I have found Alex I've been tested this out recently what I have found and in a bull market you'll see the NQ and the Russell 2,000 lead you'll see the NQ the Russell 2,000 RT Y out here if we take a look at the futures contract you will see them lead out here now it's hard for me to say that the Russell 2,000 is the leader of the pack it hasn't taken out prior highs that is not the case inside the as many as it's not the case inside of the NQ out here and so I don't know how else to you know what else I can share with you that doesn't mean that it's always like that but better bullish conditions are when the NQ and the Russell 2,000 are leading to the upside it also works in the opposite direction so we don't have that either out here with regard to the the Russell 2,000 the NQ out here everything is above resistance almost yeah everything when I say everything I'm looking at the four futures contracts ES is above 3032 the NQ is above what's the number here 80 it's very close but it's still above it 80 80 8071 the Russell 2,000 is above 1575 and the Dow is above 26 27042 so everything is still in breakout bullish mode hey let's go to Sarasota we got a caller on the line Ray and Sarasota calling to discuss Carbo 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it on bar number 8 now today what we know is that carbo ceramics is pulled back to support we don't know whether support will hold or not that's at $1.75 and by that support level I'm referring to the bottom of its TAS daily profile here's what we do know today is also going to be bar number 5 what appears to be bar number 5 of a TD set up 9 count now is the third time the charm in other words that the bottom would really come in when it forms bar number 8 of a TD set up 9 count I don't know the answer to this if I were Johnny Carson what was the character that he used to do do you remember did you ever listen to Johnny Carson right this shows Karnak was a Karnak Karnak I think it was Karnak Karnak if I could use my Karnak skills and that would be wonderful but I don't have them but if you're trying to build a position and you're not worried about really trying to buy the bottom tick here all that I can share with you a support is held today it would not surprise me to see this at least move down which would mean for at least another three or four days to form that TD set up 9 count pattern I think looking for the next bottom makes sense and the reason that I say that for you is because of the weekly time frame chart which did form a nice bottoming pattern out here road's momentum indicator bottom signal prices above Stevie's red line which is above 36 out here so on the next bottoming signal that you get in CRR I can see adding back to your position letting this thing try to run up to 364 where it should run into real resistance out here whether today is the right day or not I don't know but you're trying to rebuild your position so maybe you put a little on now maybe 25% or whatever percentages that you're comfortable with of that of that position that you're trying to build and then wait to see if we get another TD set up 9 count pattern over the course of the let's say by Friday or Monday that's helpful that's really helpful. Do you have time for one more NAT? Sure, let's go take a look at that. That's Nordic American tankers or something along those lines so tell us what you're doing there and how I can help you. That's one that I've owned for some time I've traded it I've got a position I sold out some of the good earnings report next month. Okay, so here's what we know right now so you got a brand new market profile that's formed for its weekly time frame and its distance is 447 it's bullish in structure so the center line which is a 363 says that inside this profile by the way the bottom is 335 but inside that profile both buyers and sellers are most comfortable with price at 363 that's where they believe there is fair value price doesn't have to stop there but that would be a spot you could take a look at entering but the bottom of its box is 335 and the bottom of the daily profile is 327 so I would say between 327 and 363 those would be areas to consider adding to it but now we got to go look at Stevie's other charts out here see if there's any kind of signal on the daily charts to give us any type of other information so it made a roads momentum indicator bottom way back in September round September the 4th and that didn't work let me see if I can do this here oh I see I grabbed the wrong button that doesn't help a whole lot yeah so this thing tops with wave number 7 that may not mean anything to you Ray but often times markets will top or bottom with part of the Chapman wave count that I look for is wave number 7 or letter g on my chart right now that's the market saying in the key so you've got an effective top out here with price trading below Stevie's green line which also happens to be the top of the daily profile now I'm going to and today looks like it may be bar 4 of a TD7 I'm going to suggest they be patient right here to wait to see a price will pull back into this 327 347 ish type area out there and the reason I say that is because you've got a valid topping pattern out here the kind that I look for and now seeing that this is work the real role and responsibility of sellers is to try to push things down to support and we're kind of in the middle of support out here so I'd rather you wait to see if they can do their job if they can't do their job and I think that's the point of Nordic American tankers but earnings don't come out till next week I want you to sit tight for for several days out here right okay appreciate your words my pleasure thanks for calling and best of luck with with your trades out there alright folks let's see Hector writes in and Hector wants to go take a look at the ticker symbol S N A P so let me type it in my other screen we'll get here to our e-signal screen what their profiles look like S N A P and what Hector says is can I back up my taco truck because it is taco Tuesday and you can always back that up then I'm not really a Margarita guy but I'll meet you there for Corona or a Modella Negro or some kind of beer out there and I'm with you on the tacos I think tonight I may be going and getting a little shrimp and steak sounds like a good idea but he wants to back up the truck Stevie what his thoughts are about backing up the truck never back up the truck just use Stevie's 1% rule out there because you want to make sure that you have that truck forever but here's what we know about snap crackle and pop right now price above the top of its daily profile that's 1434 that's bullish price has found resistance at the top of it or at the bottom of its weekly profile and that was at 1503 out here and we don't have to worry about the monthly time frame so now what we've got to do here for Hector and his fuel injectors is go take a look at the daily time frame chart and you've got that nice roads momentum indicator bottom no bullish reversal signal out here so I'm going to say hold off on backing up the truck so to speak so the daily time frame I just don't really have anything solid for you and I would and with price at the bottom of its weekly profile a little dangerous now let's go look at the weekly chart why is it why is it rejecting that area and now we know there you go so take a look at the weekly chart out here Hector look how this forms a beautiful bottom it does with the roads momentum indicator bottom it does this here back on December 28 price moving lower doing less relative energy the cavalry arrives with little piercing candle hammer candle the very following week and then makes a nice run until what until it forms a roads momentum indicator top it does this with the old dark cloud cover on September 27 out here you are in bar number five potentially bar number five it depends on where price closes this week this pattern may just simply go away but we've got a really valid topping pattern out here and signal and and with price trading below the bottom of that weekly box Stevie's going to say you've got to stay away from this game right now we just have the longer term of the intermediate term which we'll call the weekly time frame is not providing you with a ton of good information and then Hector the icing on the cake the line in Stevie's corona is it looks like last week on a monthly basis looks like you've got a potential TD set up nine count pattern that is forming so stay put on snap 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move above that then I would say okay we have some type of breakout going on but we're up towards resistance not totally there but close the S&P 500 really the same thing and so this is up towards a resistance level the same thing inside the NDX100 and the Russell 2000 is still dealing with in essence the highs from February of 2019 a real consolidation out there that's what the daily cash indices are showing us that says to both you and I you got to be careful why because you're up towards the top of resistance so if you were type of person who had a bearish outlook I could totally understand your consideration of taking a bearish position right now you don't have any signals to do that so don't please don't misinterpret that we do have some concern or we should have some concern we take a look I mentioned this as we were opening the show you do have a higher closing high right now inside the New York Stock Exchange and panel number two the advanced decline oscillator that is not the case the advanced decline oscillator continues to lose value not still above zero but when we do see these divergences the divergence between the direction of price and the advanced decline oscillator level out here it tells us to be careful it's about an impending retracement to the depth the depth of that retracement will be dependent on perhaps like the spot VIX index where it's trading relationship to its 50-day potential moving average which is 1563 in the spot VIX is at 1312 right now so everything is bullish as we speak at 156 in the afternoon but things could change so just stay tuned and tune in tomorrow again at one o'clock and I'll be happy to share with you everything and anything that I can to assist you with your trading and investing have a terrific Tuesday folks


Hi, my name's Henry Cook. This last season I worked with ANU on the Swift Parrot Project in Tasmania.  On seeing this, I and the rest of the team hatched a plan to raise some money and save these birds. What are we doing today? So today we're going to be banding the first Swift Parrots of the 2014 season. It's assuming they've survived. This area we know has shrimp fighters, so it's entirely possible that they've been eaten. Feather down? It's a parrot. This is Dr. Dayans Dayanovich, post-doctoral fellow at ANU. He's part of a team that has been researching Swift Parrots for the past seven years. Part of his research involves monitoring of nest success using motion detecting cameras. The nestlings are dead. What from? Well, camera trap will tell us in a second. They'll probably be sugar gliders. Sugar gliders were introduced to Tasmania some time around the mid-19th century. When Swift Parrots nested in an area where there is a low risk of glider predation, like Bruni or Mariah Island, we get to see the nest succeed. From incubation to hatching as they start to grow their feathers and almost fledging. Unfortunately, the location of flowering blue gum and black gum dictates where the Swift Parrot breeds, so they can't nest on these islands every year. Which brings us to the crowdfunding. We want to do something about the nest failures. We know that sugar glider predation is directly linked to deforestation. We can't just switch off broad-scale logging in Tasmanian old growth forests. Nor can we manage the wildfires, which burn out hollows every season. We want to use nest boxes as surrogate nest hollows or research tools for the Swift Parrot and two other critically endangered birds. The 40-spotted parterlot and the orange-bellied parrot. For 40-spotted parterlots, we want to increase the number of nest sites in some severely hollow limited locations. For the orange-bellied parrot, we'd like to assess the risk of glider predation to known and historical breeding locations throughout Tasmania. Finally, for Swift Parrots, we'd like to add nesting sites to some regularly used but hollow-free feeding locations in an attempt to establish new breeding sites. We'd also like to trial some designs we have for glider-proof nest boxes. We have the manpower and the equipment to make this happen. All that is required are a lot of nest boxes. These are Australia's rarest birds and they all share a common threat. With your help, we can make a difference, ensuring the continued survival of these magnificent species.


We have quite a sleepy audience and then I actually do help in sleeping so one of the things that I really liked about this, I need to do anything, okay so one of the things that I really liked about this root corp is that there is a rope lying there I am not really sure why, it is a big rope bundle, I don't know what they are planning to do with it but I thought that it's nice to point it out. Alright so I am going to talk about Kubernetes today and we are going to look at deployment strategies, some very common deployment strategies. A little bit about me, I am a systems engineer and DevOps since 2011 and I led systems engineering team at BrowserStack before this. Currently I am running my own system engineering and DevOps consultancy called DevOps Nexus. I am a contributor to open-source projects including Kubernetes and Fedora project and I have been an author, a published author and speaker at various conferences including rootcon, Fostum, Flock and FossAsia. That being said I actually lied when I told you that I am going to talk to you about you know deployment strategies that was my ploy to get into the schedule because they were not letting me inside so I thought that if I put deployment they'll allow me so that was a very clever way to fool the editors. Right so what I am going to do is I am going to talk about certain concepts of Kubernetes that will help you in deployment, they'll help you in designing your own deployment strategies. So and by understanding these concepts like you know labels and labels and schedules and all those things I want to learn deployment as a byproduct. Right before we go ahead we need to have some sort of initial setup. I will basically need a Kubernetes cluster setup and I need an image with which I will demonstrate how this will work. Now I am going to use the nginx image because that's pretty much very common thing to use. I request you not to follow the demo right now because that will screw the internet and consequently my demo will not work that nice. So please don't you know try to download the nginx image right away. So with that I would probably want to introduce you to labels. How many of you here are familiar with Kubernetes or at least have heard what Kubernetes is. Right how many of you have used any cloud provider out there, any one of them right quite a few. In any cloud provider there is a way to identify resources and the most common way to identify resources is to use something called label or tag depending upon what your cloud provider is calling them right. So Kubernetes has some has a similar thing known as labels. Basically you pick any artifact like a pod or a deployment or a service and then you assign a label to it and then subsequently you can identify that particular resource using that label. Now we are going to use this to our advantage. So basically when we want to do anything of the sort of deployment or routing traffic or whatever we need to make sure that we have right labels in place. So I'm going to use quite a few labels here. Most common ones I've written down like we have a label for environment, for application, for service. The color label is something which I will talk a bit more about later but yeah that's another label. Second thing I want you to realize is to imagine how your traffic flows from a client's machine to the service that you want. So we started at the very beginning somebody sends a gate request or something like that and it hits the load balancer right. Now what happens to the traffic at the load balancer? Load balancer basically acts as a central brain. It tries to understand that where should I direct this traffic to right and the load balancer or the router or the service that is supposed to find out the resource for which the request is meant and then send the traffic there and then that resource or that particular server is supposed to take care of the processing of the request. Now this entire thing is quite standard. We have all have been doing this if you have worked with any of the cloud provider be it AWS, GCP, DigitalOcean, all of them have their own load balancers and or if you have used HAProxy all of them work on and almost the same principle. Now that we know we have this key concept in mind that we can actually tweak the routing of our traffic. Let's now start with the deployment strategy that we want. Okay, so this is the pretty much this pretty much standard. So before I go ahead, let me bring up the initial cluster which I'm going to use. So I have two machines with me. This one if you notice this is the Kubernetes master on that side is Kubernetes node. Okay, I'll keep on toggling between two, but I'll make sure that the one which I'm writing to is maximized. However, you can always see that master is written here and node is written there. Kubernetes, if those who are not familiar, it's a very standard client server architecture. There is a master which passes which against which you pass commands and there's a node which actually processes the commands in the sense that it is the one which is responsible to run the containers. Just to get a hang of it, let's see. I have one node ready with me. Alright, now if you look at the initial setup, we have a two node setup, one master and one node. And I'm going to use nginx 179 for this demo. So I'm going to create a deployment and a service. A deployment basically will create the Docker containers onto the node. Alright, and the service is responsible to route the traffic from the, from the user to one of these two containers that will be created. So let's quickly look at the things that we have here. I have an initial deployment with me. Right. So I'm basically starting two replicas of nginx 179. Now interesting as a note here is that I have applied certain labels to it. There's an app label. There's an environment label and there's a color label. Please ignore the color label for now. We'll come to it later. But most interesting label here is the environment in the app right now. So let's go ahead and create containers and just to make sure that we don't have any residual things running here. If I do a Docker PS, yeah, there's nothing running here. So I'll just create the initial deployment. It's created. Let me also show you the service that we have here. Right. So this is my service. Now, if you, if you realize that we actually tagged our resource, right, I'm going to use the same tag. Environment production and what this service is going to do for me is that it's going to receive the traffic on port 80 and it'll direct it to any resource that has this particular tag to it. Right. So all the pods that I have all the containers that I have with this particular production and blue tag, they're going to receive the traffic. So I'll just create it quickly. When I once I create the service, I get an endpoint basically just going to copy this and so I'm getting served with in the next 179 here. This is my initial setup right now. I've not done any deployments. This is my, you know, the first stage going back to presentation. The most common thing that you do once when you start playing with any application or when you want to do an upgrade is to test right before deployment, you always test. And one of the most common ways to test is to do a canary deployment. Canary deployment means that you basically route a very small portion of your traffic to a canary.  So what we are going to do is we are going to route a part of traffic. Now, can anyone suggest a way to do that? Like I have we have discussed that there are ways to route our traffic using labels, right? So can anyone here tell me a very good way to probably route the traffic easily, but not the entire traffic only a portion of the traffic to a different machine or to a different container? Any ideas? Is it too early in the morning? Okay, too early in the morning, I guess then. Okay, so what I'm going to do is I'm going to create another deployment just like I created engine x 179 deployment. But I'm going to make sure that I use the same tags. I use the same labels. What will happen because of that is the selector, which I which my services use. If the label is same, then it's going to route a proportionate amount of traffic to the new set of machine as well. Right? So let's say if you have a cluster of probably 10 or 100 nodes, if you just want a canary of one node, then have a deployment, a single deployment, a deployment of single node where you can basically do this. Is it visible? Like with the font small? Good morning. I increased the form before coming, but I didn't realize that it'll be still smaller. Is it visible now? I'll move it up. Is it visible now? All right. So now what I'm trying to do is I'm basically going to run a canary deployment with one replica. Now, for me, it's 33% of my infrastructure, because I already have two. I'll add one more. That's 33%. But if you want to do a real canary in production kind of setup, then probably make it less than 5%. I'm going to update the image. I was using nginx 179. Now I'm going to make it 191. Thing you need to notice here is that I have added a few tags here like type is added. But remember the selectors that the service had? Service had two selectors. And that was environment production and color blue. Service does not care what parts it's sending traffic to as long as the selectors and labels match. So you should take advantage of that concept and basically route a part of your traffic here. Before I do that wait, let me just show you. I'm just going to fire about 1000 requests to see what happens, right? It's all nginx 179. Now I'm going to create the canary. Right? So my canary is created. It'll take about a second to get created. If I fire the request now, I should actually see certain occurrences of 191, right? Can you observe that? In fact, we can probably go a bit ahead. It's going to fire the request in background and then put a counter 328, which is approximately 33% of what we were doing, right? So this will give you a very good way to do canary deployments and test out the release before actually putting it production wide. Right? So this is what we do. We just realized that services realized where the labels are and then send the traffic across. Now once you're done with this, the next step is rolling deployment, but basically deploying to the entire cluster. And that is slightly easier because Kubernetes supports rolling deployment out of box. So you don't need to play a lot around with labels and all. So I'm just gonna quickly show you that. But to show you that to show you the rolling deployment concept, I need to upgrade the size of my cluster because right now we just have two or three machines running, which might not be very helpful. Someone just want to increase the size of my cluster to six. Right? Now I have a lot of machines running. And what I'm gonna do next is just set the image to the new one that I want. All right. As soon as I do that, the rollout will happen. And the rollout is like this. So if you look at it, not everything is replaced right now, right? Only four of them were replaced. First one got replaced. Now it's trying to terminate some of the older ones. So it's it basically rolls to ensure that your users will not see a downtime. Not entire cluster will be taken out in one shot. It'll be rolled. So while it uses will not see a downtime, you have to understand that there might be some latency issues there. So when you actually do this, keep that in mind that your users will not see a downtime but might see slightly degraded performance. So best is to either increase your cluster size like I did before doing rolling deployment, or do it at a time when you know that the customers are, you know, you have very few customers around. So a rolling deployment will not actually hurt their experience. Rolling deployment actually has a lot more things around, which I quickly wanted to show. For example, if you want to check out the revision history, now there is an open bug because of which this is none. But what you can do here is that you can actually go ahead and check the revision history by revision number. So if you do that, you'll actually see that there was a previous version with 179 deployed. Okay. And if you think that, you know, things are not working your way and you want to roll over, you want to go to a previous version, then that's easy as well because what you need to do is just do a rollout undo and that's going to put you on a previous version. So instead of getting 191 here, you will get a 179 back. Okay. So that's basically rolling deployment. Now, lastly, I want to talk to you about blue green deployment. This is this is a different case, which doesn't fall into rolling. What you do in blue green is that you maintain two sets of separate clusters. One is blue, one is green. That's why I use the labels color if you notice. What happens with them is that you say that my traffic is going to go to blue. But as soon as you are, you want to update, you set a new cluster called green. And when you're satisfied, your tests are done on green, you basically route your entire traffic to green. Now, this is also very helpful if you are into immutable architectures, where you don't want to, you know, change what has been done once. So in that case, you probably create a new cluster, do your tests on that and just route the traffic. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to right now we are on 179. So let me I'm just going to delete the canary. You don't need it anymore. Once I delete the canary, I am going to create a green deployment. Now green is basically one nine one. So if you look here, whenever you hit this, you're going to get 179, because that is what the default is right now. That's what where that's the blue and that's where our traffic is going. So now to get our traffic to the greens green cluster, what do we need to do? Any ideas? Basically, we need to edit our services. Instead of the instead of selector blue, we'll use the selector green. And that should do the trick. Now, Kubernetes give you facility to edit a live artifact. So now I'm going to do just that. I'm going to edit it live, which means that I'm just going to go here. These are the selectors that we have been using color environment. I'm going to set it to green now. And as soon as I save this, my traffic will start going to green. So where is the mouse? Alright, now if I go here, I should see one nine one. Yeah. Alright, so my traffic is now going to the green cluster. I can take down the blue cluster as in when the pending requests are served. I can do that. So with that being said, that's all I have on clustering and labels and Kubernetes. Do you guys have any questions? No, yeah. Yeah, so while changing the from blue to green, as we are humans, what if you make a mistake? Is there a way to handle in Kubernetes? No, if you make a mistake, then yes, your traffic will go here. It's generally a bad idea to make them. Okay. What I did here manually is probably something that you should not do manually. This is done for the demo, but ideally you should probably fire commands. So for example, if you notice when I fired when I changed the set image to one nine one, while doing rollout deploy, I could have done that using edit also, I could have changed it live and it would have if I would have made a mistake, it would have failed. So using a continuous integration solution like probably Jenkins or something and having those commands in place rather than firing it manually, that usually helps. And I do not recommend you to while I'm saying that it's possible doing it live, I do not certainly recommend doing it like this. This is a demo. And this is just a way to showcase the features. But yes, ideally you should use a continuous integration or a system like Jenkins to make these changes or a deployment suit to make these changes. That's slightly peculiar because okay, what container is basically a it's an it's a see is the same process running in a different namespace and you know, with its own isolation, it doesn't really that's actually an interesting use case. I did not realize that that happened. But have you tried using Java restrictors like xmx and all those things. So Java is not honoring that as well as to be looked at. I'm not entirely sure how that Hey, my name is Satish. Suppose actually we have actually deployed here here. Yes, suppose if we deployed actually microservices and multiple containers, instead of actually routing, actually, these microservices they want to talk internally, how we can actually make sure that it's not hitting the load balancer so that containers can talk each other in the communities world, you're saying that you want containers to talk to each other without involving any sort of service or load balancer. Yes. I would probably not recommend that I will tell you how but I would not recommend that I would want you to use something like Kubernetes services because that is helpful in case you're one of your containers decide to fail on you. That being said, if you really want to do that, pick any overlay network that you like like slannel is very useful in that because in that case, I mean, you have to pick a overlay as well as you have to pick a DNS add on because if you pick just the overlay network, then you will have to memorize IP addresses. Your applications need to know the IP addresses which is not always advisable because IP addresses change. If you pick overlay along with the DNS add on, then you just need to know the name and your and the container should be able to hit each other directly. So even actually I have a presentation layer which is actually separated from my microservices. Does it mean actually my presentation will always talk to the load balancing and get the services? Ideally, it should. I'm not sure how your system is set up. But ideally, see load balancer, something like service is actually very lightweight. It's mostly by default, it's based on IP tables. So basically, you're just routing the traffic using IP tables and it normally works very well with very minimum overhead. There is I've never seen a delay of even like two, three milliseconds, something that doesn't even add a couple of milliseconds is I think a worthy option. If it increase the reliability of your application. Thank you. I can Yeah. Okay, cool. It does. Okay, so blue green means that you act. I mean, if you talk about the normal, the defy the by book definition blue green, then you have to have enough capacity that you can run two clusters parallely. Now, I know for most of the organization, it's a waste of money. For me, it's a waste of money. If you are on a provider like AWS or Google Cloud or digital ocean or something like that, then it's usually not a problem because you basically just pay extra for like NR or something like that, whatever they bill you for. And that's not a big cost. But if you are with the data center provider, if you have your own physical hardware that you're managing, then it becomes a cost issue. And yes, then it will be a problem rolling blue green or a hybrid of rolling and blue green that helps. But technically speaking, that's not exactly blue green because at some point in time, your capacity will be compromised when you are basically in the transition state. Compromise in the sense that will be reduced when you are in the process of rolling out, either you have to reduce the capacity, or you have to make sure that both of them, that the users are getting served from both of them simultaneously. So you have to handle either that situation or reduce capacity situation. It's your pick. What do you want to handle? Last question. You're very okay. Right, right. Yes. Yes. Yes. It can handle it to some extent if you're if you are hitting your CPU, then Kubernetes can scale automatically. There are auto scalers available, which work out of the box inbuilt in Kubernetes. That's one way. I personally have found it to be limited because it does not cater to all the parameters that I want to auto scale it on. So I sometime back for a client, I ended up writing a custom solution which will hook to graphite and then scale because scaling is just a command by the there are Kubernetes APIs. So you can use the API rest API as well and hit it directly instead of using command line. So what I would probably recommend you if you are just looking for very, very basic scaling, just CPU based scaling, then you have Kubernetes auto scaling group, you can look at that if you want something more advanced, if you have more parameters to consider, then you'll have to get a little bit of hands on with the code and API. It's it's not too difficult. Just have your data shove to graphite or whatever graphing engine you have where you realize that these minutes are being received or so on. And based on that, you can call the Kubernetes API to scale up and down whenever you want. So usually it's it takes a little time to understand, but coding it is is not very difficult. You can do that.  You're not data center. Okay. The reason why cloud provider came in picture and gain popularity was because of this because scaling with the hosting product is very difficult. And I don't think Kubernetes or any other tool will scale hardware for you. For hardware, you have to do a capacity planning. No, it'll it'll direct the request, your application will time out. Is the standard thing it forget Kubernetes or forget any containerization or anything like that. If you have a process running, and if you bombard it with if you have a website running, if you bombard it with a request at some point of time, it's going to time out for you or for whatever customers, it might be a serving a partial partial number of records, but obviously for certain customers, it'll time out. That's not a Kubernetes thing. That's your application thing. That's your application thing.


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We're going to be hearing from Intel and we're going to start with a quick video. Today the enterprise landscape is very complex and complicated. So we really need a very flexible and adaptive platform for success. The thing that excites me about cloud is empowering the users to run the workloads they want to run, whether that's an enterprise Java application or that's a new style Kubernetes application. We would like to see seamless integration of applications from VMs to containers. Flexibility. Developer tools. Container security. Performance at scale. Collaboration. Enterprise workgroups support the user community and we work very closely with enterprise operators. So we produce work such as reference architectures, ebooks and some guidance to help enterprise customers or users to run and operate their OpenStack environment in their organizations. The challenges are many. Packets are small, their real-time requirements, low latency and low jitter are real requirements here. Deploying Open Daylight and OpenStack has been a big challenge for mere mortals. Their big automated test environments force us to build the right tooling. Our response is OPN3. The community has united to combine the whole solution stack and test it end to end. The ongoing success of OpenStack depends on building up new features and new technologies and also be our talent within a diverse community. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome Imad Sousou. Good morning everyone. It's great to be back here at the OpenStack Summit. Very nice job as always by the foundation and the community putting this together. Awesome to be here again. I want to start today by a big thank you to the Intel engineers who are giving over 30 sessions on panels during the summit. Actually something like 33 sessions. And I'm going to highlight a few of these this morning. Probably some of them have happened already yesterday. You can still go watch them. I am going to mention a couple of them specifically. The 5G readiness for OpenStack by Melanie. An amazing talk that happened yesterday and the women of OpenStack. So I encourage you all to see them. And I will talk a little bit about some other sessions that our engineers are leading. But amazing job by the engineers and this is really great. Okay, so as we talked in the past, there's going to be billions of devices. And estimates whatever from 30 to 50 billion devices by 2020. And already you're beginning to see that. There is, you know, analysts estimate some six, seven billion devices already online. And if you add sensors to that, particularly connected sensors, you end up with over 150 to 200 billion devices that are connected. And this obviously will generate an amazing amount, tremendous amount of data. Just a massive amount of data per person in all of the different aspects of all of these connected devices. From planes to hospitals to smart cities to autonomous cars and all of these type of devices. And that what really, this is what's really driving all the investment that from whether companies like Intel or our partners into making, creating the infrastructure, infrastructure like OpenStack, to be able to consume and analyze and act on a lot of these data. And as Mark was saying earlier, we've been at this for seven years. And it does, it is a massive problem. And a lot of this have been solved. For example, when we look at the enterprise readiness, something that Intel has been working on with many of our partners and, you know, in the community to get to that enterprise readiness. And when you look at where things are today, OpenStack is enterprise ready. You know, the complexity, yes, there is work to be done on complexity, but it has been massively reduced deployment, trolling upgrades. And all of these things that happened as a result of this amazing work that's been done by all of these engineers. We at Intel have contributed hundreds of thousands of code into this. And, you know, and leading activities, things like the bug smashes that we partner with Huawei to lead with many of you that fixed over the past year over 800 bugs. And these are the things that matter. Things that matter, you know, the work that we've been doing in the working group that I all continue to encourage everybody as I've done in the past to participate in these. You know, the product working group, the enterprise working group that is driving a lot of these, what is it that we need to be done to get to that enterprise readiness? So amazing amount of work that's been done, and, you know, it is enterprise ready. And yes, there is still a lot of work that needs to be done. And we are committed to continuing, you know, that work in OpenStack and continuing to mature the areas that we want to mature in terms of, you know, areas that we've worked on and new areas. So about a year ago, a little over a year ago, we introduced clear containers. And clear containers was, at that point, was almost a concept with reference implementation that really starts taking advantage of features in the CPUs, features like VTX, that's been, that is the foundation of virtualization technology. And what we did is taking that and creating the, you know, supporting the container usage model with clear containers. Well, what are we at today with this? Clear containers technology has been integrated into Docker rocket. And it's also been integrated with the infrastructures, Kubernetes and OpenStack. And that's been a great, to us, a great accomplishment in bringing, you know, security to containers in a way that's been done for virtual machines and, you know, and having that utilize, you know, direct hardware features that bring that level of security to containers. I want to talk about a couple of, a couple of, a couple of technologies and that there is demos for them in the Intel booth. So I encourage you to all, I'll briefly mention them, but I do encourage all of you to go and take a look at these. The first one is the Intel rack scale design. The Intel rack scale design is a logical architecture that disaggregates compute networking and storage. So basically you can dynamically allocate resources, such as CPU and network and storage for your specific workloads. So, you know, completely now enabled and integrated with OpenStack. And there is actually a demo in our booth that's been done by Dell EMC, Canonical and Intel that shows off this technology. Amazing technology that I encourage all of you to go take a look at it. Another technology that we have a couple of demos in the booth about is Optane. And Optane technology is basically just crazy fast storage. You know, it's using, it's probably familiar for you with 3D X-Point. It's basically using memory technology for SSDs. And it includes, you know, the Optane itself includes the 3D X-Point memory media, along with the controller and the IP, the interconnect and the interconnect and all the associated software. Again, this combination is bringing like amazing usages and fast to be able to to support those things that we've talked about earlier. And yes, a couple of demos in the booth that I do encourage you to talk to the engineers down there and to take a look at these. Okay, so what I want to close with is back to that list of all these great and amazing sessions that are being led. And I do encourage you to take a look at all of them. My favorite ones, there's a talk, there's actually, it's a panel about OpenStack and what we're doing with OpenStack in China, what's happening in OpenStack in China and the China ecosystem. Amazing progress. I really do encourage all of you to see it. Along with another parallel session around a proof of concept about the design of scaling to 3,000 nodes by China Mobile. The optimizations on the architecture, there's a session by the engineers on that. That's an amazing one. And probably the one I'd like to also mention is the collaboration between OpenStack and OpenHPC, OpenHPC, another open source project that what I would call and what we would call the bringing in the HPC cloud. So a lot of terrific demos and a lot of, that you can see in the booth and a lot of sessions that I do encourage everybody to work with. Again, thank you very much and it's great to be here and thanks to the foundation for putting this amazing show together.


Next, the index. I want to take, this is a new one. I want to take the ratio of the raw materials used per labor hour. This is a technical ratio. In this case, every labor hour, we have 200 labor hours. The workers require $80 of value of what? Of means of production. This is the value of the means of production per labor hour. So in this case, it's 4208 for two-fifths. So every single labor hour that the workers work, they require $2 of means of production to produce whatever is they're producing. So these are the numbers that I'm going to play with now. Now let's assume everything stays the same. Save for one change. I'm going to now have employment grow from 20 to 30. I'll call this the new. The age will stay the same. I could change it, but I'm going to just focus on this. So I'm going to have an expansion of employment by what percentage? Well, you can do this. The employment is going to grow by, let's see, that's 30 minus 20 over 20, 50%. So what the delta L, the Greek letter delta, what that stands for is the new employment, I'll write it out, the new minus the old. So that's the change in jobs, employment of what? Of productive labor. Labor that's productive of surplus. So I'm assuming that the capitalists go out and they expand employment, they now hire 30 rather than 20 workers, giving me a percentage increase of 50%, a hefty rate of increase. So I have employment growing by 50%. So let me get rid of this. The question is, if we have now 30 workers, how much new value do those workers add if they're working the same hours of 10? Well, we have this formula that we can make use of now. We have, let's see, we have a question. What is this? We don't know. If I assume that the I remains unchanged, so the intensity, it could change, but if I assume for the moment it remains unchanged, then I have a new pool of labor hours, I'm just solving this equation here, and this is new. The H remains the same by assumption. So I can plug in the numbers here. So this is one-fifth, because I'm assuming there's no change in the intensity of labor, there's no speed up, it stays the same. But I now have L times H. Let me see, this is 30, this is 30 times 10, so I have now 300. The use value of labor power has grown, this is now 300, and I have therefore $60 of value added by these workers because we're employing more productive labor. We have more value. If the rate of exploitation remains the same, and if we have $60, then the new equation here has to be 30 here plus 30. Why? Because I'm assuming the same rate of exploitation. So if it's the same rate of exploitation, the rate of exploitation can't change, the surplus has to grow at the same proportion as the value of labor power, hence to get an unchanged rate of exploitation that gives me the 30 plus the 30 unchanged rate of exploitation. The only last one I need is what is the C? Well, if I assume that the index, this index remains unchanged, there's no change in the technology. So I can calculate the new C, I'm going to erase this now, and calculate the new C that's needed from this. Don't forget what this is. This is the C divided by LH. So I can calculate the new C, which is two-fifths, I'm assuming an unchanged technology, so it could change, I'm assuming it's unchanged, times the new labor, which is 30, times the hours that they work, which is unchanged is 300. So what is that? Two-fifths times 300 is 60. So the new C is $120 of value. Not terribly surprising that it grows because we have a growing employment. So this is the new value being produced by the capitalists when they employ more, 150, 180, sorry, when they employ more workers. So this has grown from this to this. This is the new equation. This is the old equation. Notice the surplus has grown from 20 to 30. Value of labor power grows from 20 to 30. The value of the means of production grow from 80 to 120. We're employing more productive labor. Now in the last few minutes, let's examine this a bit more carefully to see what Marx has produced here. So I'm going to erase all this. Let's go back to some of our indices. First, let me see. 80 plus 20 plus 20 is 120. What did I have here? 120 plus 30 plus 30, 50 is 180. This is the old. This is the new. What's the growth in capital accumulation? Well, let me see now. We have delta C is equal to 40. Delta V is equal to 10. So let's do this. Delta C plus delta V over C plus V, that was your K star, is equal to 40 plus 10 divided by 100. That's 50%. How about delta surplus value, the change in surplus value, the rate of growth of surplus value? Well, that's 10 over 20. That's 50%. This is a remarkable result. What Marx has shown here is that if you hold everything constant, save for, except for the growth of employment, you get the following result. The rate of growth of employment, change of L over L, is exactly equal to K star, which is exactly equal to the rate of growth of surplus. So I'm starring these to indicate this is a rate of growth. Well, by the same logic, I can star this too, I suppose. Now let me quote Marx. A theory of capital accumulation, a theory of capital accumulation is a theory of employment growth. And is a growth of profits as well. So if the capitalists accumulate capital, they take a portion of their surplus that they pumped out of the workers, they purchase more workers and more means of production, as I just showed you in this example. So they're employing more workers, they're taking their surplus again, they're accumulating more C, accumulating more V, they're growing employment, they're also growing their surplus, and the rate of growth of capital is the rate of growth of employment. So in the case you all know when you're going to hear this, we have a recession. So let's make use of this. A fall in the rate of accumulation. If K star falls, employment is going to fall, bingo, we have a recession. So we now have an explanation of one part, there are many possibilities. So one reason why we might have a recession, capitalists don't accumulate as much as they might otherwise, employment's going to grow, the demand for means of production, the demand for consumer goods is going to fall, bingo, we have a recession. So Marx develops then, he gives an explanation of how we can have more employment or less employment in the society. And the reason is, it's connected to what capitalists do with the surplus that they pump out of workers. The next step then, and I'm going to do this, develop this the next time, is to discuss the consequences. What's the consequence of growing capital accumulation and growing employment on the economy? So we have to back it up, just to make sure. If capitalists accumulate, they take out of their surplus and they do this K star, they employ more, they get more profits, what's the result of that? That expansion, which is quite wonderful, what's the result of this expansion on the capitalist economy? And what Marx is going to to anticipate what we're going to do, what Marx is going to show is that expansion, that growing capital accumulation, growing employment, growing in profits, growing demands by workers in the economy is going to set the conditions for a contraction, for a recession. So let's put it together. An expanding economy, K star is equal to L star and equal to surplus value star. An expanding economy is going to create the conditions for a contracting economy, that's the business cycle, the ups and downs of the economy under which we live. And the way he's going to develop this is to show how this growing capital accumulation and growing employment is going to impact two markets. There are many markets, but he's going to show in these two, the labor power market and the means of production market. So the growing K star in English, the delta C plus the delta V divided by C plus V, the delta C is going to affect the means of production market, the delta V is going to affect the labor power market and basically what's going to happen in those two markets is that the demands for labor power, for workers are going to rise, the demands for machines and raw materials are going to go rise. That's going to cause in turn, if there's no change in the supply of those inputs, rising prices, those rising prices are going to in turn cause rising costs to the capitalists, rising costs of wages, rising costs of raw materials and machines, and that rising costs, if there's no other changes, is going to undermine capitalist expansion and produce a contraction. So when the seeds of expansion by the possibility, because as I'll show you also, it's not inevitable, by the seeds of the contraction, inside capitalism is not just exploitation, that is the business cycle and we shall stop there.


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