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Notes and bonds folks, bottom line, broke top side, had the volume behind the move. These things look to me like they're not only going higher, I suspect we're going to go a lot higher. Right now you're down 10 ticks in the 10 year. And if we take a look at this, what you're going to see, you're going to see how you busted top side. We did 313,000, no, 3 million contracts. Oh my God, 3.1 million contracts. And that's really unusual. We blew away the high of that 124.31. We got to 125. 125 flat, 125.07. Bottom line is that, you know, you talk about rates 2.3, I believe we're at this moment, 2.33. And the shifts were basically everywhere because of them, we also had gold, a gold gutter cut a bid, gold's at 12.81 and king dollar. King dollar failed at its high. It's just so wild that it makes it all the way up there. Spikes that high gets to a price point up here of the 50, no, 98.260, 98.085 was the number. Guess what? Now we'll see how it handles it, but I suspect what we're going to see out here is that you're going to have good old king dollar try to make its way back down to the 94 area. The real question is going to be each and every time that you start going down to king dollar to the volume is dried up. So we'll see where that shakes out. What we did get last night or yesterday when king dollar was doing that is that we had the euro reject lower price and, you know, the pound, the story's still out. So now, you know, Theresa May. Yeah. Did she resign today or is it a date? Let's see. You know, I'm not sure. I just kind of saw the headlines as well. Let's see. Boris Johnson top contender. We'll find out. Bottom line is that now they're going to have someone else to beat up on though. Yeah. I think they just, they're June 7th. Thanks, Mike. Appreciate it. So June 7th. That's next week, right? Yeah.  Exactly. And you'll find out when the next person comes in and they'll get nothing done also. Exactly. Foot lock, this guy, this guy, taking it to the cleaners in a big way. That's, that's a pretty heavy number. Doesn't get much heavier. Right. And if you look at what's, if you look at this, what would you have here, folks? This is like a classic, meaning it come down hard going all the way back to that 2017. Yeah. May of 17. So 77 bucks, monster volume all the way down into this area of $31 makes a low at 28 does a retracement all the way back up, man. It's always a mindblower. Like how far they can do retracement and then just blow away again. So let's see what they have to say. It might have been. Okay. Yep. So comp sales. Well, they were looking for comp sales of 5.5%. They got 4.6. Not that bad. Yeah. Missed by a whole percent, right? I mean, that's. The earnings per share 160 estimate 153. There must be something worse in here than this. I agree. I agree. But a 1% miss on comp sales is a decent miss. I mean, that's a big number probably when you look at every single store that they have, they have tons of store, right? It's like, um, yeah. Giving it a beating. There's no doubt about that, man. That's just a finish. That's a comparable sales, a key metric in retail. That's what they emphasize. So it might just be piling on that, you know, maybe they had some optimism that, but man, 20%, I agree. It must be. They must have been just waiting for a reason to sell that stock, man, for 20%. Totally. Let's go take a look at the GDX out here. So the GDX folks, um, yesterday what we had is this. You start moving higher yesterday and GF expansion of volume. So I like how that's set up. Uh, bottom line though needs, it needs some strength. That's, you know, that push yesterday is a good indication, but then it gave it up on price. Uh, let's take a look at, uh, platinum. Let's see. Active contract. Where are we? There it is. Okay. So July. Look at this. This is having a hard time too. Yeah.  You didn't break your swing low out here. The swing low we're talking about 786. This needs a sign of strength too. That's a real bottom line. It's set up that, yeah, it should go higher, but you definitely want to see a sign of strength. That's, that's how this baby's set up. And it's got to be predicated on that US dollar. Uh, and we're not going to get much information out of that today because what you're going to have out here today folks, I expect, you know, you're going to get this market will stay slightly higher. The volume is going to die in the vine and, uh, get set up for next week. And, uh, you know, my take is that these are much larger ABC structures on the way down. You know, um, the IWM just missed doing an ABC structure on the way down. Um, we did, uh, 26.3 million versus 26.9. So if it did another 600,000, it would have been going to confirm ABC down, but you can see that guess what that IWM, I suspect that's going to be making its way down to this, uh, 132. And, uh, of course the XLE with the oil going south, that thing got blown apart. Definitely. You know, that, that came down. We did a 23 million, 20, 23 million chairs. And that is swing point of 14. And we're sticking out like a sore thumb there. I was also the lows. 57 is the high of that low. 53 is the low, but it looks to me like this is just, this whole market is setting up for that December 24th retest. And it's real possible that on the larger basis, SPX, what we have happening, and it's going to be pretty cool if this is what's happening, because it won't be the end of the world, but it'll be some great trading for a year or so, is that it's possible that we have this huge consolidation, the bottom of it being in the lows of December, the top of it being where we are now. Now, that's a 22% consolidation. Yeah, it's huge. And if you bring this back, though, what you're going to see is that's, you know, we go, was that 2014, right? We did that 2014, all the way over to 2016. Yeah. You know, and that, let's see. So that consolidation was, was that 2100? Yeah, 2087, or 2134. 18. Yeah, so 350 points. Yeah. 15% maybe about that. Yeah. So, you know. Yeah. It's building cause. Big consolidation, not bad. Right. Stay right there, folks. Come right back. iPhone number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. We have the dial up 108. Now it's like a 54 SPZ-15. Come right back. The Taz Profile Scanner is the most revolutionary piece of trading software that you will ever try. Wouldn't you like to approach the markets with confidence? As you begin your trading day, it's likely that you'll be faced with lots of decisions. In order to make the best decision, the first thing you'll need is a strategy that will help you minimize your risks. Whether we're in a bull or bear market, a good strategy is to have the tools needed to help you scan and analyze the markets before you trade. 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We go over to the TLT, which is the 20-year plus ETF structure. Look at that. That's quite a launch. That's 9.7 million. Takes out 9.1. The price 126.69. We're at 127.42. And what's going to be intriguing here now, folks, is that I just brought this back. So good four years. And what you're going to see is that, you know, the top of this range is really like that 129. And if you can take that 129 out, boy, that's 2016, imagine that. That's the election to be exactly what that is. Oh, right there. So you take that out, guess what? Then game is the high, which would be just amazing because when you go the other way and take a look at this, like, my take is that, yeah, 2% is going to be coming at us in the 10-year. Now we're 2.33 right now. And the thing that is really wild when you look at this, it's like, okay, so, you know, you can see, it makes sense that we'll get down to two because the top of this is 2.6. No, is that 2.6? We're 2.3. So we've dug into that. So, you know, you have that 2.01 there. And that's the same correlation as the 30 when we're looking at it. It must be 2016 there too. Yeah, it is. Okay. So you take that out and guess what? That would be almost un-comprehensible. Yeah, incomprehensible. That you get down to 1.3 again. It's a full percent. Yeah. It's literally almost to the penny. Right. And when you look at where we are now, we're almost down to full percent from the... Yeah. October of last year. 3.26 to 2.33. Yeah. So that's about as intense as you get. Deckers. Let's go take a look at Deckers. They evidently came in with good numbers. That's up 8 bucks. A bet? Yeah. 5, 6 percent of the positive. This is the shoe company, right? Yeah. Handbags, handwear, outerwear. I guess they make footwear. Let's see what they had to say. I think this might have been laid at their press release. Okay. So let's get that back. It might be just to be the top one. Well, they're all the numbers. So the estimate was... Yes, it was 9 cents. They made 85. Yes. Sales estimate was 378 million. They made 394. Whatever they brought to the bottom line, evidently that was maybe a one-time deal. But anyway, it's a big number. Margin, 50 percent. Pretty much in line with what they're looking for. Yeah. I'd say that earnings, they like that earnings number. No doubt. Earnings per share. And then just the opposite is going to be Autodesk. This is at highs, though. It's close to highs. It's down 10 bucks right now. That was 178. It's down 10. So it was at 168, 169 before that. Right. And so they're bringing this baby down. So let's see what they have to say. So that estimate was 45 cents. They made 45 revenue. I think the estimate was 47, right? So Mr. Byte, where are you at? Okay. It's all over there. The revenue, 740 million. They did 735. Not that bad, really. But guess what? This market is once perfection right now. And they've just taken these babies and taken themselves very quickly. No doubt about that. Let's go over to Apple and take a look at Apple. So what you're going to be able to get today, folks, is that, you know, I suspect most of these stocks are going to bounce. And if they bounce on this light volume, all that is is setting up more pain next week. You know, because the correlation is that, you know, Apple broke down pretty good. Didn't do an ABC structure down. Took out the B point. Took it out with 29 million versus 57. And a little expansion of all I missed there is 30. It's at 36. But these things are set up for lower prices. Let's go to the king. Someone out there this morning. I saw it already. $3,000. Without even trying. Yeah. But I saw the headline. I said, yeah, that makes sense. In my head. I said, yeah, that makes sense. Amazon shares can hit $3,000 mark within the next two to three years. Well, it's a long time. Yeah. About 65% above where the stock is trading according to analysts at Piper Jaffrey. Yeah.  So they're saying they're going to take $275 billion. Excuse me. We go back three years. There's $136 billion. Yeah. Irremarkable from 2018 to 2019, they added $100 billion. I mean, yeah, 2018 to 2020, they're going to add $100 billion to their yearly take. That's amazing. Yeah. I mean, in 90 days, they went from $50 billion to $70 billion. And I say they went. This is a forecast of 2020. But when you talk about two to three years out, man, staggering numbers. And especially these numbers, man. Let's see. Earnings per share of $40. Well, let me see the Walmart. I don't think I've ever seen a company taking $1 trillion yet. There must be someone. A year. I don't think so. Yeah. I don't think so. And a few years from now, the way that this is looking, it would seem like you would. I'd say Amazon's the one. No, that's what I mean. Yeah. I mean, they're at 320 maybe or something, but they're growing gangbusters. And maybe Walmart has their e-commerce together, man. You might see some growth there as well. Yeah. Great. Yeah. If you're adding $100 billion over two years, doesn't take long to get to a trillion. I mean, this is especially as things ramp up. Yeah. That's about as intense as you can get. Let's go take a look at the, let's go look at the FTSE and see if that's making any difference. You're up 56 points yesterday. You had an expansion of volume on the way down. Yeah. This doesn't say much. It's going to be really interesting to see. Okay. So what is the next move over there? I think there's so many moves happening just about everywhere now that, you know, not sure it's making this, making the markets move as much as it had. Yeah. Yeah. I don't think much changed that much. That's why you didn't, I pulled up the pound chart this morning. I just want to say, oh, I wonder how it wasn't that crazy. And it's not because I was like, okay, that's not like a game changing moment. Yeah. It could have something, but it's not on the forefront and some automatic deal that's going to come with her out. 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And yeah, see, this is going to be cool. It's the same kind of little setup. Yesterday, what you did is that you pushed higher, let's see, 16 million shares. Yeah. It wasn't bad. And then it gave it up in price though. You got all the way up to 152, closed at 148.52.  I'd like to see anyway. We've already traded down to 14, 147.71. And now you got 148.30. It's subtle, but bottom line, that's what it takes. Let's go to Newmont. Take a look at Newmont. So Newmont's crawling higher. Barrick Gold. This has been having a hard time. Okay, this is good what it did today though. Okay. So Barrick, that also got below it. You know, yesterday you pushed higher 13 million, then gave it up in price. Right now, we got down to 12 bucks. It's going to be light volume. It's rejecting lower price. And then if we do this on a weekly, weekly is going to be a pretty good setup. You come into this swing here. That swing had 49 million shares. The strength had 122. And right now I get 47 million. So, the bottom line is that with interest rates going lower, if the dollar fails, we're close to getting a rally here. But guess what? It seems that inside the metals market, they take longer to get the rally going and then they seem to come out of nowhere. When it comes out of nowhere, it goes. But that's kind of where we're at right now, I think. Because it's like the silver market still is the laggard. I mean, look at that. That did just about 100% move going all the way back to six months. Let's put this actually put it for each full year. Oh, I know one second. I got to make this a continuous contract. SI1. So, if we take silver, put this on a continuous contract. Bring this back. That would do two years. It hasn't done a thing. Let me see. Four years. Look at this. 2016, so yeah, we bounce it along here. The positive deal is that 2016, you get a low of $13.60. That's December 15, I think. 15, okay, that's 15. Then you get $13.19, $13.86, and $14.34. Yeah. And that at least you get a little bit higher lows, but you don't have higher highs. Just that one. Let's go see what that heck was doing because heck, folks, something happened to this stock, man. It's like, look at this thing. I know they're losing money, but it's pretty intense. Yeah, it's 2008, man. 2008 is 98 cents. It looks like it's going for it. What is that low at $16 there? $145. I know. Yeah, it's like, I mean, what is the problem? Yeah, it's something, right, for sure. For 2008 to go in out of 2008, yeah, because what happened in 2008 is that once the acceleration started on all assets, and like I said, the last seven or eight weeks, I don't even think people were paying attention to fundamentals. They just, everything was going, man. Everything was up. Jumping over the VIX, so you'd expect a little positive market, but as we say that, man, the Dow's only up 67 points now. It's up over 100. Let's see what happens, but the VIX is still 1570. Let's just see some crazy action that VIX is kind of settling down. And just jumping over against that footlocker, man.  So what time is that? And this is where it's always cool in the TD Ameritrade thinkorswim charts. You get the conference call at 9 a.m. this morning. Looks like they were both not that great for, and it happens a lot. I mean, there's a lot that gets covered just like we go through the numbers, right? The zanalysts would say like, I need, you know, tell me why this number is this. Tell me why this number is this. Why are you guiding down? And sometimes the CEOs, they got to have the answer. Well, yeah, or they do, and they just have to break it out because the public's going to find out and you might as well take you beaten right now, right? Because as in, if you know the fiscal year is coming down hard, you better not hide it.  But pretty remarkable, man. You know, 17% like you're saying. It's just quite a haircut overnight. 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Okay, so let's see what a U.S. pot company run by former executives of Goldman Sachs and Bank of America will begin trading in Canada Monday with the market value of Canadian one billion or U.S. 744 million. Air strategies Air strategy which will trade on Toronto's NEO exchange under the symbol AYR is the offspring of Canada's first cannabis focused strategic special purpose acquisition company known as cannabis strategies acquisition corporation that was formed in 2017 and recently acquired five pot firms operating in Nevada, Massachusetts that generated more than a hundred million Canadian revenue in 2018. It's good number for where we are right now in the industry. Usually in the cannabis business areas business also reported earnings before interest. Unusually the earnings in general earnings before interest tax depreciation amortization let's see 30 million company which produces, distributes and sells the drug including from dispensaries and renal. Unusually for the cannabis industry they reported earnings before interest taxes depreciation that's the real they really made money. They plan to roll up more pot companies in the future. So you have one guy who's a former managing director Goldman and you got another guy who's a former president of Bank of America. So the targeting acquisition companies that generate 75 million to 150 million revenue the goal is to become one of the top five multi-state pot companies within five years they expect that the top companies will be able to generate 20% of the money. Interesting. Because it looks like the end user that's where I think you got to be probably right. I'm wondering these companies that they bought in Nevada or Massachusetts is it actually the dispensaries that end user versus the canopy growth they don't have stores they've shot to everyone else yeah it's pretty well watched so let me look at canopy for a second so canopy is running at yes still high man 44 bucks and they're expecting look at that they expect 94 million a quarter. Yeah I mean what's remarkable though is for 2018 which is what the numbers we were just looking at for air they took an 80 million and you got canopy it's their company that took 100 million and is valued at 1 billion or 700 million almost but obviously million different factors in terms of the ramp up I mean that's pretty staggering in terms of 2020 look at that jump from 200 million to almost a billion dollars in revenue 800 million in 2020 that's going to be amazing if they can pull that off yeah I think it's amazing so watch this folks this is 231 million they're looking to do this year next year 815 million but they're still they're going from $1.52 loss in 2019 that's then even with 850 million they're going to lose 43 cents yeah they probably have a lot of capital expenditure to push out you know in terms of their at the beginning stages of growth of building of infrastructure of stores of more grow farms I mean everything I'm sure if you're in that industry it's almost like you could just keep spending in a good way kind of you know being like no no we need more we need more just kind of in the early Amazon days like no no we're going to keep spending it's going to come the cannabis it's for sure and if we go we go to the Dow look at the strength versus the weakness inside the Dow because the Dow is giving it up by someone here well look at that so Bowings putting the bulk of the points in the Dow the Dow is up 62 Bowings putting 47 you get JP Morgan 6 visa 6 taken away from at Home Depot minus 8 Johnson Johnson minus 4 inside the NDX 100 excuse me folks strength versus the weakness you get into it or they come out with numbers too so all those to it's up 5.7% work days up 2.5 up 2.3 on the negative Autodesk down 6 2 C trip down to that ease down to so let's go to into it for a second so so the low for the years 182 the highs 282 their revenue they were expecting 2.3 billion they did 3.3 earnings per share 540 did 555 these companies are wild out there I mean you know when you look at some of these numbers it's like yeah 66 billion company that's taken in about $6 billion a year and putting 6 bucks to the bottom line not bad yeah and the shift so you get small business and self-employed 3 billion consumer 2.5 and when that we must be in the small business because you get we get this and use it by subscription I don't know I'm not familiar with it at all just accounting software just like we have a Microsoft one we have one that Natalie has one of these but it's well worth it it's very inexpensive but boy adds up to 3 billion dollars pretty wild<PHONE_NUMBER> let's go take a look at those cues and the pop out here today 8 million shares down yesterday with 45 Boeing let's go take a look at Boeing and what are they doing up so that's up 7 bucks and not if a Boeing to get an attraction it's got to be above 65 let's how it broke down this is like a classic this is a but Ralph's classic I watch this this is pretty cool so he'd go like this where are you there we are put that there and that would be as horizontal broke down coming back up expected to test with light of volume if it did that's a classic and then see ya don't want to be ya and we're back above 8000 some volatility over there 200 bucks or 180 bucks today 157 some chop up there I bet the bitcoin people love long weekends like this oh sure there has to be some good action especially coming in like this these bars are just mammoth that's an $1100 bar that's a $700 bar everyday that's a $600 bar that's a $700 bar what do we got here $1300 bar I would say that don't be surprised folks when we come back Tuesday morning these things are $10,000 $4000 your next leg is at 9700 you're right next to that you can see when you have this laid out this on a weekly right now it's like sticking out like a sore thumb it's like hey why not and the next leg there is after that is $11,600 amazing don't forget about tiger dollars folks open all this weekend market wise right now you 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Debt ceiling, you're hearing a lot about the debt ceiling. Obviously it's in the news. The debt ceiling basically is a cap that is placed on the amount of debt that the United States government can take on. And what happens is that the United States government, as we know, runs deficits constantly, said constantly has to take on more and more and more debt. And in order to fund that debt, it has to take on in order to pay the interest and to pay for all the programs that have to keep on taking more and more and more debt constantly. To do that, you know, every certain period of time, Congress has to go into session and approve raising the debt limit. And they keep raising and raising and every year it's the same thing for years now, for decades now. They've raised the debt limit because Congress keeps spending more and more and more and nobody even thinks about maybe let's reduce deficits so we don't have to take on so much debt. So debt is ever increasing. Well, we're getting to that point where the debt limit has to be increased because government spending is out of control as always. And the amount of debt that the United States government has taken on is very, very high. And the debt limit has to be increased. Now, whenever this happens, it becomes a big negotiating tool when we have divided government between the party that holds the White House and the party that holds the House and Senate to see if you can get as much out of the other party, right, the party that holds the House and Senate or one of the houses and the other party now going to negotiating because Republicans, for example, right now are saying, look, we're not going to renew the debt ceiling unless you accommodate some of our priorities, which is going to let the country go bankrupt. Bankrupt means not paying the debt. You know, if they can't raise more debt, there's no way for the government to pay for the programs. And at some point, because there's so many commitments to the government that it just can't, it doesn't have enough cash in the bank. And it can't get cash from the Federal Reserve. You see, the only way the Federal Reserve can provide cash to the government is if the government issues an IOU to the Federal Reserve. But that IOU means increasing your debt. So they can't get any money. They can't get the hands of money. So what happens is the government cannot pay its debt. And when the government cannot pay its debts, it's basically bankrupt. They have to start shutting down programs. They can't raise well, they can't raise the debt. They can still pay interest on the debt, but then they have to shut down Social Security and have to shut down the military and have to shut down officers within the government. And so what's happening right now is we've already reached a point where the government has a problem issuing debt. So now they're doing accounting tricks. They're moving money around. They're playing all kinds of games to try to drag on, be able to have the cash available to pay for the basic things that the government has to pay for. So they can continue to pay interest on the debt so they don't default on the debt and basically declare bankruptcy. That's what defaulting on the debt is. And they can play these games, but the question is at some point they can't do it anymore. At some point Congress has to raise the debt ceiling. Republicans are insisting that in order to do that, they want spending cuts. This is cool. This is good. They want spending cuts. This is what they did to Obama in 2011. Obama ultimate 2011. Yes, I think it was 2011. Obama ultimately succumbed. And as a consequence of that, the second term of Obama administration actually saw government spending as a percentage of GDP decline or at least stay stable. So you didn't see the crazy spending on the Bush or the crazy spending on the Trump. You actually had reasonable, I mean still crazy, but at least not rising spending because Republicans insisted on this. As soon as they got into power, they gave it up and you saw the spending craze with Trump. Well, now they're trying to pull the same thing with Biden. So far Biden is saying, don't buy it. You guys are not going to let the government go bankrupt. I don't believe you. So they're playing chicken right now. So the Democrats are basically saying, we're not going to give you the spending cuts. Republicans are saying, you don't want spending cuts. Fine. We'll let the government, you know, we'll let the government go bankrupt. Now, just to put in proportion the spending cuts, nothing big, nothing substantial, not really spending cuts, mostly just slowing the growth of increasing spending, suspending less than what was planned, but not actually cutting anything. So this is not a revolution. This is not shrinking government. This is just slowing the growth of government. Democrats are saying, no, Republicans insisting. And right now they're playing chicken. The chicken, the game of chicken has accelerated because it turns out that April tax revenues came in lower than expected. So Americans paid less taxes than the government expected. I didn't, by the way. So I don't know who these Americans are, but I paid more taxes than I expected. Anyway, as a consequence of that, the government has less cash to play around with. It's brought up the chicken date, the date in which the government will stop being able to pay its bills, stop being able to pay salaries to employees, stop being able to write checks for Social Security, and stop being able to pay interest on the debt. That has accelerated now. It's either end of July, which was the more optimistic date. Now it might be early June. Early June is just around the corner. Congress better, there better be some kind of deal between the administration and Republicans. You know, if not, I'm fine with that, too. I don't think it's a bad thing for the United States to not pay interest on its debt for a little while, let the debt holders sweat a little bit. The fact that the United States government is acting and behaving in massively irresponsible ways in terms of in terms of government spending, maybe this, yes, this will evolve government shutdown, among other things. Maybe this will actually increase the pressure on Democrats and Republicans ultimately to reduce spending. Maybe this will increase the pressure on Congress to actually be more responsible. So I'm, I'm cool with actually a shutdown. If, and I think Republicans just stick to it, you have to at some point draw a line in the sand, no more spending. And Republicans have a majority in the House, they should at least use that. It would be nice if they had also majority in the Senate for this kind of thing, but they don't, which is good on other fronts, but bad on this fund. 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Hi guys today I would like to talk about one of the most important interview questions that is related to Java 8. So only the question is like there is a list of employees and we need to convert that list of employees to a map and basically the map the final output should be the key should be the city name and the list of employees who are studying density for example I have taken five employees like there are five employees only like last tour residing in Bangalore if you see here these two are the people who are residing in Bangalore so for the final output should be the key value for the city and the number of people that has got thus heavily in the city so I have taken the employee list so here we can sort it out like the log in course something like this so as in go by function we can achieve this or the reason for sharing this question is recently most of my interviews this question was asked so collect and collectors are grouping by I will take this code line by line collectors are grouping by here based on what we can do based on city so this is method reference here that's it this is the logic that will work for us so to hold this I will create a app of string as a key and list of employees so here are employees here from here I will copy this this is a employee and this is employee what's wrong here what it is saying in my case maybe the input is control shift oh yeah that's it there's the important problem so everything is fine this is how we can get if you can format it oh it's going to one single line okay so remove the formatting that logic so basically the logic is the employee list dot stream dot collect and our logic so whatever grows in the collect here is basically making use of grouping by function and method reference we can get this so to print this employee map now I can go with control is here okay dot each so instead for each we value pair will come basically key would be the city and value would be the employees so this is a lambda here and I go in this out yeah so let me break this into okay let me break this up and city this is the key and employees in that city let's value okay so here small we that's it if I run this program now we should probably okay various uh I'll shortcut this console okay and maximize the console so let's just see here so in the Bangalore they said the term implies yeah later Kalyan ID five and Lakshman ID four are the top people who reside in Bangalore so we got that so basically the core logic is this the common we don't so basically most of them you might not have getting the idea so it is good practice in necklace was so basically like an introduction he's a private he's having XYZ things and if you can write it without saying that would be better stream dot collect dot stream dot collect inside this collectors dot grouping by the ROUP group in by and but hopefully this should work if I just copy paste it this logic should go maybe uh the naming convention what I give might be wrong but it should work still okay okay okay what happened so yeah employ list maybe different thing and saving this run it what is the error what did he say okay okay we'll come that's it and this which you know from give me the same okay let me see what happens it is a bit clear around the application so this is the city and we have to apply so this is one of the important questions and recently like we have started this series now we will be sharing all the coding questions that we have encountered in java because this is uh becoming a more most important factor this this to not to get selected mostly the entire questions on is on java so this is one of the key factors so here what all we use we have we have streams we have used lambdas we have used for each method and we have used method reference so all these things came up in java so with this one example you can demonstrate four things like you have hands on experience on four things so this is one thing we would we wanted to share so we have shared this want to people like it or this might help you in cracking your interviews so and thanks for watching so basically the concept is this how or else there are other ways where we can convert a list of map and in the upcoming videos we will share that as well how to convert a list into map so for this that's it for now


Cluster munitions provide fresh impetus to Ukraine's counter-offensive. US-supplied cluster munitions are destroying Russian positions in areas where Ukrainian troops had struggled to advance, the Wall Street Journal reported. Ukrainian forces have been striking Russian infantry, vehicles and artillery positions clearing the way for ground forces' advances. This allowed Kyiv to take positions its troops have long struggled to reach, the publication said, citing Ukrainian soldiers. The effectiveness of the ammunition has been demonstrated during recent fights around Robotin in Zaporizia Oblast. Russian forces pinned down a Ukrainian platoon until Ukraine's artillery provided a cover with cluster munitions, causing heavy casualties among the Russian ranks and forcing them to retreat. According to Ukrainian soldiers, cluster munitions are effective, but Russian troops are already adapting to their use by digging deeper trenches and by spreading their positions more thinly. Cluster munitions scatter bomblets over a wide area. The cluster munition duds or unexploded bomblets can pose a danger to the civilian population in the area long after the hostilities end. The Ukrainian military has therefore said that cluster munitions will not be used in cities, densely populated areas or on Russian territory. While Russian forces have been using munitions with a dud rate of 30-40%, the US provided cluster munitions would have a dud rate not higher than 2.5%, according to National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan.


Okay, we're rolling. Good afternoon. My name is Steve Curry. I'm the founder and president of MetaCloud I'm Todd Cranston-Cuevas Todd, what are we going to demo today? Absolutely nothing We actually wanted to give this time back to the community and talk about things that we thought were important to OpenStack in general For example, celebrating our wins as a whole for all the companies here at the OpenStack Summit I'm gonna advance to the next slide. There we go So a lot of us have some tremendously amazing fantastic great wins In our space with our solutions that involve OpenStack The problem is is that a lot of those customers because they're very big. They don't always let us talk about who they are Yeah, and it's a bummer because everyone wants to know, you know, who's had wins and we've had analysts and articles and information dispersed that says that Potentially OpenStack is not fully ready for prime time or production but I think everyone here would agree that OpenStack is ready for production and as I've been to all of the OpenStack summits through the last couple of years I've seen this community get bigger and bigger. It's because we're winning and we're doing a great job at acquiring new customers and building great solutions that Customers need to make their business successful. So what I would like to suggest to everyone here today is That we find more creative ways to celebrate our wins and we can do that. Thanks to the OpenStack foundation If you look at the bottom there OpenStack has debuted a new page that will allow you to in some sense talk about your win without really getting into the legal issue of Attaching it to your company's name. So I think what's most important here is that OpenStack is recognized for wins within the enterprise. It's being adopted by the enterprise. It's very important So for example, we have a very large company that we had a massive win with they've been using our product for about a year We'd love to talk about them because we think it's important for the community to continue to continue the momentum of OpenStack But we can't because of a legal agreement that we won't mention their name But what they could do what we could suggest to them and what we will suggest to them now that we know about OpenStack and what they've done with their user stories page is ask them To talk about the fact that they use OpenStack in a generic sense At the OpenStack user stories page So for example, our customer could go there and talk about that they do use OpenStack How they use OpenStack it wouldn't necessarily be tied to MetaCloud in any sense Or your company for example with your customers, but it builds momentum It lets analysts know that OpenStack is getting traction That there's great wins out there and it lets everyone kind of know how OpenStack is being consumed and used To make large companies or companies big and small More successful more agile Etc. Yeah And again, it's it's one of those situations where you know if the community wins we all win So it behooves the fall to basically make sure that we're getting our clients to recognize That they're using OpenStack and and openly just generally let everybody know that they're driving their enterprises on OpenStack I don't know if we want it. Well, yeah, so I think We just want to promote the idea of thinking about a new way to talk about your wins And it's a bit washed out of maybe your your brand name or your or your logo But I think it's it's great for the momentum of OpenStack. I think it's a really important time for OpenStack and Companies that are built on OpenStack solutions to really celebrate their wins And it may not be in the sense that you would like to for them the maximum benefit that you would get for Connecting your brand name to that customer's name, but For the community and for OpenStack, we think it's very important So we would encourage everyone to go to OpenStack org slash user dash stories and talk to your customers the wins that you've had in your organization and and talk to them about submitting their use case On OpenStack org so that people can learn about those use cases and how that technology is being used within Enterprises etc So I think we can so we've actually got a two-part discussion here. We wanted to talk about companies letting everyone know about the wins they've got with an OpenStack via this OpenStack page and then we wanted to talk about Addressing the needs around the user of OpenStack So yeah, there's I think from my perspective just Looking at the documentation that exists in OpenStack org website and some of the other documentation I've seen it's it's not that the documentation is good It's exceptional. So please don't get me wrong I think that there's just been huge community involvement and just tremendous generation of documentation It's just we come into a little bit of an identity crisis of figuring out, you know how do we define a user and We were thinking about this a little bit in terms of we have people who are now consuming OpenStack as a product and much of the documentation that is there is aimed squarely at a lot of developers systems administrators operations people but the people are actually going to be Interfacing using the dashboard perhaps writing code Just basically deployed against OpenStack The documentation is a little bit more difficult to reach and find and then it's also an issue of just defining What a user is for the community the community does have a definition of a user in the community draft charter That includes a definition of roles organizational Affiliations market specializations geographic regions. I think today I'd really like to think more about the roles and especially those people who are going to be using it as a product so you know The roles that are defined by the charter if you just take a look I mean it covers just about everything you'd ever do with OpenStack I think really the first one the consumer is probably one of the target audiences that I think really needs to be addressed much of the documentation is not hitting that target right now and I think you could really brand the product much more effectively if you're hitting the consumer the other area is that um You know looking at those people who use it to get things done You can't really assume that they're also going to be the people anymore running the cloud You know early adopters were building their own clouds trying to build it on their own and then consuming the product But now look for us. We're a product provider. We provide clouds as a service. You have hosted solutions You can no longer assume that the person who's now going to be using the dashboard or horizon to build their stacks It really has any idea what's going on under the hood And again, how do we outreach to that class of user? Again consumer is a funny term It's a term that I think goes well with the definition from the charter The only thing is I'm not too sure how easy it is to understand from the consumer's perspective But nonetheless it is I think a viable term It does reflect the fact that you're going to be consuming the product and using it as opposed to developing it and maintaining it and operationally making sure it's functional and In terms of how we do we outreach for that subpopulation Some of the ways we reach out to groups right now would include, you know, kind of your your traditional Well, let's go past that I already discussed that you're kind of your traditional user groups. You got user groups community welcome guides pretty good I think it's very good actually The open-stack operational guide that just came out is I think a tremendous effort that five days sprint is amazing what they produced And then user stories as we had discussed I think of all of these it's the user stories that probably hits people right at the heart because they can really understand from a user perspective or a consumer perspective I Do think that there needs to be a way of designating consumers on a more Clear level so that we can have perhaps user groups or other organizations specifically for people who are IT operational folks people who are perhaps internal developers who will be given access to the dashboard to be able to On their own basically deploy systems for testing or for development And also for IT stakeholders and executive kind of decision-makers It's it's a little bit interesting I've been going to a lot of user groups lately and as you might expect they're typically 80-90% engineers Operations folks systems engineer and they are very interested in open-stack, but again very much from the low-level operational side Ultimately you do have to reach your consumers though because that's a good, you know, that's who's going to drive your product adoption So again, it's not so much like I necessarily have an answer But I do think it's something that as an organization there has to be a significant focus on Some really I think some highlights of the year are the gnome. They had women internship program Develop some really interesting good documentation that was exceptional Aimed I think squarely at this Consumer population relatively easy to understand gave a very good modular overview of how open-stack works and was accessible The only other thing I wanted to mention is it's interesting like horizon is a big part obviously of how you would interface as a consumer I as a test I kind of looked to see how hard it would be to find a dashboard page or even an image It took about 15 20 minutes to find it there was one quick image in the getting started guide and then the Rest the rest of the information you would need to use rise and is actually under the Administration guide for Nova But buried way deep in the interface section As a consumer you would never look that deep into Technical documentation to find essentially a user guide So again, I'm just thinking that there has to be a slight refocusing Now perfect, so I would just like to ask that everyone in the community consider giving back to OpenStack Foundation OpenStack consumers by potentially submitting documentation that it helps end users or consumers Understand how they can more easily access OpenStack I can more easily use it find the simple things that they need just to get started I think if we can drive adoption at the consumer level, you know, it helps us all win again and I think it's something that when we look at OpenStack and kind of Where some gaps might lie Enabling the user and the consumer at the horizon dashboard level or the API level Better understand how they can consume and and not be so frustrated when they get started initially so appreciate your time Thank you. Thank you very much