Good morning everybody. Interesting day yesterday. Yeah, we should have gotten Slight mishaps here and there. I mean got in a bit late on the pump I mean it is what it is can't always catch everything right at the bottom But it's just understanding when to come into a trade and when it's safe to do so That's sort of the key And it's just going to highlight this area and on the charts it looks like this So just this area here the slight area here You can see us sort of take the range But I mean this sort of candle this one red candle was enough for me sort of decide You know what? This doesn't look too bad in terms of entering into a position There's sort of showing that Oh, they're letting these shorts piled up here At the same time they're keeping this pretty nice and smooth and if you go into book map You can see that over here. It's just accumulated a bunch of short Before just exploding out It's sort of the range and you can see that candle that we talked about really high on here Instantly cleared that out in the next sort of tick and Then just moved on its way It's one of the points where you know what we're gonna possibly catcourt down here if we're just looking at it purely Could we it's yeah, I think I think yeah, it would have been better if we caught it from Monday I mean we did long Monday It's just one of the things just wish I've ignored Tuesday and just let Monday's position ride And I think that's where the mistake lies. It's just trying to do something trying to be impatient I guess and and that's like what we learn trading It's sometimes you're just a bit impatient and I think especially with me doing these daily things when Sometimes it just doesn't need to be Me here every day because the bias is the same as yesterday I mean not much it doesn't take much to describe what's going on in the charts Definitely doesn't require every day, but I mean hey, I'm here It is what it is Can't do too much about it so yeah, I guess just I think it's just you question yourself not really questioning but you start Painting ideas or heart painting reversals that may or may not be there and then you sort of miss an opportunity to enter in a or add to a position here very increasingly more Higher sort of position than you would do so here because I mean I feel more safe adding to a higher position here than I do adding To a position here, but it's pretty much very tentative with this opposition But yeah, we talked about yesterday how we're looking for a break above Here to sort of be bullish and to say above here I mean didn't really come all the way down and that's sort of We always talk about how sometimes we don't really get the magnitude we always want But it's just trying to look at these candles and trying to see what they're just telling us And it sounds weird, but here we sort of look at how this pumped pumps here came back in Closing and you can see this week and it sort of closes off arrest and that's sort of sign one Then you see one two three candles all close The same sort of volume area that's sort of your next sign to say, you know what this is potential good trade And we did flip the daily imbalance here We sort of proposed that so you could have said, okay, you know what we're clearly in a long sort of long sort of environment So yes potential again kind of bummed that we missed Longs here and there I mean, I mean, it's more sad for me because I am awake during London time. I'm awake from here Sleep here during Asia. So I mean, I only miss this much sort of price action typically on a normal day So it's just one of the things where you know, what if I was paying a bit more attention Could I just grab that and have that sort of very nice trade? But I mean you live and let live So let's all talk about what we've been doing recently because that's sort of the more important Things we need to talk about is just crazy sort of push up this pump up So crazy sort of push up you can see that we had this sort of wall here and and we always look for these especially sort of get hit by especially because if As we moved away, it's still stayed standing. You could have already tell that from this sort of Effective they're just trying to hold this Some certain extent But we'll come in and just focus on the justice area Damn, it's really long There we go So I've had that back slowly trying to show that add this back There we go Yeah, as soon as we add that little pick this just sort of makes everything sort of heavy long One leg one week one leg one week. Hey So right now We should trade it into swole. We sort of went over it now We sort of can look for this in terms of there's your sort of large sort of point here Of sort of manipulation Above this area here So we took these stops and you can see there's still liquidations to some avail from this period here So they took a massive short squeeze Drive price higher and they've already made always made sure to take a get rid of the lungs on on the way up So it's sort of pretty much safe to say that most of these guys are pretty much not trading this and Most of these people have been liquidated I mean retail trader-wise would have been liquidated on the pump because they buy the high it dips. They get ah and so on But looking at here, I think we had our days wrong as well It's just Tuesday. We said down Wednesday up. I guess it's Tuesday up Wednesday down We sort of can expand the whole entire weekly range from this low here To the high from Tuesday. There we go So this is our weekly range. It's pretty big But as you can see we're sort of on top of that right now And it sort of came to that combination combination point On this area here. So that's sort of give that a number 2414 nice number so to Happa We sort of talk about how far we moved away from it and now we sort of move back into the territory talk about stop hunts There we go sort of move 380 still within the typical range of a stop hunt remember stop hunts about 250 to 500 Yeah, it's gonna be a bit bit longer. I'm trying to figure things out Because the group is locked now, so it's like I can't get back in I was just trying to try to get myself back in that's the sort of trouble but I mean hopefully have it fixed within a week, but right now just focus on I think play a bit I think they're better anyway to be honest They get much less wrong than right So just focus on play a bit for now go through the educational content They do a lot of really good stuff that I'd recommend it and they're just worse. They're just worth Waiting gold I guess But yeah, definitely could see this be a spell a spot of other trouble Wait, let me share the I mean you guys have the x the educational Just go to the lessons where it says FX trades and lessons And then just watch that Like just watch these playlists You should you should be rosy and and you should see what they're about They pretty they trade pretty much Yeah, they locked everything off and the groups locked off as well. It's just yeah, it's just what it is Mad cuz I paid for the annual and it's just like come on man my account my disco account It's the one that messed up so Yeah, I'm out.  It's gonna say yeah, they're okay. I mean sometimes it just didn't really like them to be honest I mean, but we'll see if I can bring them back. That's the sort of major thing. I'm looking at now Yeah, yeah, yeah, definitely sort of plans sort of try bring it back. I knew know you guys like that Like as soon as they they open it up again, I'll try again but Right now play, but it's the only one that's playing nice. I'll see if I can add a few more here and there but We'll have to see when we get there No, it's just locked off to new guys in general. I can't even create a new account to get in That's the problem No, enough of that distraction. That's this is the only sort of person into like the people in my group. No, this is Yeah, I know Greg I know I know, you know How about this you ping me if you want to chat on our chart something in like My response time may be about 24 hours, but I'll chat something for you How about that? You guys just ping me in general chat in the discord and I'll chat stuff for you Didn't know a while since I've done that for people for you guys. I don't I just been like really lazy since like Basically like semi retired But no, let's go back into Bitcoin I Mean sure the shorts are getting off. I mean, they're not really letting up on the longs. I mean, you got that short Sort of volume here Nice sort of point to try trade away from we talked about how we have our weekly high about here about here so any sort of retest here sort of Comes into permission with sort of saying that sort of point here 2000 you want to go for 2000 you want to go for these lows I Can't draw a straight line. There we go. Let me get the straight line tool. You want to go for these lows here? I mean, it's possibility, but I mean that would sort of actually, you know, you know What we can go back to the charts and look at it as a white coffee and try not really It's just a large explosion of range come back in we now need to draw 50% of that range out So we'll do that now That's 50% that 1987 80 Gregory once here This this price Takes out the low. I mean, we've already got that bounce here. I think it's safe to say we're pretty sort of Pretty sort of nice as long as we say above 24 24 15 That's just just because that's the higher range even if we go below Think just coming back into sort of filling out this candle. It's still sort of partially sort of bullish The only trouble we see pin if we go below I mean your signal My friends I Okay Solana was really strong. I mean we talked about it being strong like I mean they hit a weekly level like we talked about Solana In depth actually, yeah, it's like that weekly level like past that it's just That's your sort of buy point and was ultimately a bit more sort of patient on Just because I put a lot less money in all coins And I'm put more money in Bitcoin. So I'm more impatient with Bitcoin than I am was all coins or We saw that weekly level and I've been saying at time and time that we can level was like a really important level for it Ever since we passed out it's been great. I mean you can see that On the previous days that we didn't have these we didn't have buyers in the market You can see not really buyers is just people shorting the sort of market. Yeah, where they should have been additive But I mean it was a bice at this level and it's it's been a hold for a while now Now to sort of come up to here You're sort of trying to sell some off and you can see those buyers coming back into the market And we know there's those are buyers and a mix of shorts here, but mostly sort of buys here So we saw that split Definitely could see it try retrace some but we'll see how far it does What about Haven they're not working as well. Yeah, probably I just need it like everything sort of broke like because everything was tied to one discord Everything broke the only one I managed Managed to sort of salvage was vibe play bit Because they let me switch the account Everything's just been break it recently. I mean I'll fix it fix it Bob will fix it I mean max you guys should I would have to wait as a week. That's max Before everything gets then done because I have to reset everything What would be a good price start adding Add or start adding there should be easy.  I mean, maybe we expect a deep replacement. We'll see what Bitcoin gives us See what Bitcoin gives me in terms of pushing down if it doesn't so push down this start looking much stronger It's okay up higher notes, but generally it's not too bad Mad pumped incoming Yeah, like the Jimmy focus on play a bit for now I mean, they're the only they're the only major ones that I made sure to fix straight away Like cuz I think I value them over everything else If they're just a lot better than everything else I'll see what I can salvage because some of it's tied to my another source Adam I've found itself here. We I mean, it's sort of nice point sort of catch yourself from the sort of blue dot But here's we talked about that I'm back up to 12 point One it sort of exceeded that and sort of flipping that level. I mean this past the sort of buffer point That we sort of set for a potential sort of short into that I just took out it into a double top now sort of retesting into this area. So now we sort of may expect that to try and flip this Try and flip this into Opposite directions and maybe bounce higher Coin there I'm adding God damn it Greg There I mean, it's all the break of here. I mean see those Yeah, it was a lot more bullish than Bitcoin and we talked about that for I mean, it's just surprising how sort of it flew Blue of the shells in terms of points to stop that think maybe wait for a chase at 14 I mean, it's pretty deep face for the 1400 wouldn't be surprised but Especially because if we go and look back on how how the sort of Yes, they sort of Delta was You can see it wasn't in the 30k Delta. It's pretty insane if we look at the spot Delta I think we sort of be less surprised at it because it's a bit of a mixed bag game 1k Delta you can see a lot of this Movement was to do with futures liquidation and not really spot buying which is interesting because I think most of spot buying did happen here and that's sort of a clear sort of Thing where you know what? If only we just kept Monday and and just forget forgot about you as they would have had a bad position Been super bullish and like would I'm not tried to counter it one bit? But no, we had to try counter the trade. I mean, I mean You know what there are always risk I'll always be perfect But yeah, as long as you sort of mean if you're a swing trader, you'd have bought Monday and just forgot about it Ideally or even bought all the way back here But you'd have seen that just constant sort of absorption and heavier absorption coming in And you can see that it's not really too much and now we're finally getting spot buyers in the market Interesting because they missed the entire move like oh, I'm missing this. I'm missing this. What do I do now? So that's what the current sort of market sentiment is is just trying to figure out what retail is trying to do now Once they figure out what to do and if they decide to decide to they decide to buy That's probably a safe assumption to try and climb that sort of purchase And especially take out sort of stops and even go down a bit lower. I Would say There am no sort of loaded in So look at it again Really useless and in some instances in terms of trying to figure out sort of points Because it just moves very very close together unless you're on like a really small tick size. It's really hard to discern sort of Long-term movements and that's why It's a slight beach many Really annoying and you get lucky sometimes when they show clearly show these walls here, but Other than that, it's always a mess That's why I only really focus and look at Bitcoin. I'm not expecting it this year. I mean that's sort of hit up into there I mean, we're getting that long sort of area here So we're trying to pair ourselves for potential downwards And I think that's sort of safe assumption If we had Monday basically Monday Tuesday make highs Wednesday makes a reversal day That's usually it's case. I mean considering we're still within stop hunt territory What that's 250 would be around here 500 would be around here There are bouts But yeah, that's slightly higher. There we go. 250 is here 500 is where I said it was There we go I think my eyes need a bit of a reset So this is Typically just stop on the area and you can see the volume and you can see that sort of Very nice even volume As long as we're below this and as long as we don't break this all down. Uh, well, I'm not holding crypto Someone said yeah doge beat it do gbtc Let's see what do gbtc is That's a name I haven't heard in a long time. I mean, why would you hold something if you want to hold something hold index funds? like Hold stuff that would pay dividends I don't know. Maybe it's just I'm I'm too old I'm too sensible man. I'm too sensible Uh, yeah, it looks like time and time again. It's sort of found itself pumping and dumping uh each each one sort of within sort of Rises and lower than the other Uh Sort of one see that break here gain a Very much fraction point Of nice and I think it's sort of safer to say it's it's it'll look for a retrace especially considering it's already printing a large sort of pin We'll see if it retraces down itself here or even how low it decides to ultimately go, but uh, yeah I mean it's been creating higher highs, uh Broke took out the liquidity here And the slop hunted that point Then pushed itself higher So let's sort of mark that out. You can see pretty much 50 percent comes in of these two ranges Around here So we definitely can say is like this is sort of territory to say potential reversal down if we break below here And especially if we start taking these stocks if we move into this area here, I mean, maybe it's a buy But I'm never sort of too sort of uh too forward about buying sort of uh garbage Because I mean sure another man's trash is another man's treasure. What wherever the saying goes, but I mean Sometimes garbage is garbage Sure every pump until proven wrong Exactly I like that mentality Gregory gets it he gets it Uh, yeah looking at sort of Spot, I mean it's coming down all the way here could be nice to say there's some reversals here I mean it's between a rock and a hard place now uh within points I mean that sort of weekly pin perfectly here I mean we sort of got that slow mellow I mean they sort of back each other up and you can see that pretty much on one one on top of each other with this Don't want that miss available And sort of same scenario where we had on the bitcoin USTT There's sort of that large pin with that center of mass here That we maybe can look towards we'll see as we get closer and get better Uh again on dailies we can see that monthly sort of marked or mark that out as well And so we sort of have this sort of nice little point here where we sort of came in We had some tests that air but ultimately fell down retested on the bottom side and stop hunted a couple of times Before sort of pushing it out and we're doing pretty much the same sort of scenario here Same sort of song and dance off stop hunting and Definitely sort of if we can hold zero point six two one seven I think I'll even come to it even slight overhang we can have to Zero point five nine four nine so I mean it's big overhang but I mean it's it's uh relative scale it's It's small We could definitely look for some sort of scenario where it could definitely find its footing in the market Especially if we treat everything sort of under this sort of point here as sort of a definition of a sort of hunt For liquidity as we sort of define sort of this level here From all the back years as a point and I think it's sort of nice to sort of say this is just Nice little sharp sort of departure from so nice little stop on a nice little double bottom Uh, so definitely could could be something in doge, but again, I don't believe in garbage. So I don't trade garbage But if you are someone who likes likes looking for gems was in in the kitty litter help yourself That's all I can say Uh going back into bitcoin See how far this can stretch it's being right now.  We had that short volume here that squeezed out into sort of uh, both stops and short liquid a long liquidations short liquidations rather And then pulled itself. Uh, hopefully we can get a pull back At least to 95 or even uh, just at the top that Around 2k. We'll see what ends up happening. Uh, but the fact that Tuesday decided to pump after a monday consolidation Sort of says, I know what will probably Uh come back down on it'll be a wednesday reverse So we see what friday will probably see friday thursday and friday continuing the motion of whatever wednesday does So if wednesday decides to continually go higher Uh, we'll sort of see that sort of uh, sonara Yesterday, I think uh, there was something that I overlooked in terms of data-wise That was sort of I mean consumer confidence and that I just sort of went down When we talked about 10 o'clock being a sort of a pivotal sort of time Uh, but yeah US markets, uh, let's see it's now wednesday Home sales Yeah, not too much. I mean there is there is decent amount. There's always a decent amount It's a start of a new quarter anyway Uh, if we sort of can break uh, sort of the monotony of this quarter, we can definitely look for a sort of a shift to until november What's sent back the very least in terms of price movements Uh Now we're sort of seeing it like this. You can see nice even bottoms in the half hour Definitely you could see it come back to at least these areas and we'll see if it can Uh, at least come back here And then I mean it's sort of already proving itself to try and sort of shift sort of or shift expectations Uh, uh, sort of going to a lot of time frames because it doesn't matter what time frame we're on Ah, not just that I can't get it self contained. Uh, yeah, I can't contain itself. Uh, yeah, uh, so I mean Should have been on the new quarter. I don't know why it's all the way over there Uh, yeah, some artifacting I guess. Oh, there we go That's it on artifacting itself Probably not it's it's yeah, it's just artifacting to do is uh, like that. It doesn't sort of recognize time, but Uh, yeah, sort of shifting as you can see, uh, we took out low liquidity here We took out high liquidity here, but we still sort of pushed out into it Which is interesting to say at least but Jeremy solves a slowly but surely encroaching higher I think sort of we look for spike Spike and then we see we honestly this hammer itself down Once it sort of hammers itself down we can sort of then maybe say oh, uh, yeah, yeah Uh, that looks good Very sort of loosely so that looked good good In terms of sort of pushing down. I mean there's spins of pretty haywireies. You can see he's kept swiping swiping into the lows Uh, be very aggressive on this sort of stop on because each one of these sort of points is uh, 250 into private in price movements Uh, so I mean, yeah Definitely couldn't make an argument. I'm I'm I'm more on the cautious side. I always always try uh On the side of caution when trading because I mean it you're dealing with a lot of money Uh, so it's you you want to be safe rather than take sort of blind pumps And dumps unless you're the one leading the pumps and dumps and by again Leading it you should don't be here because you should have your own cult following Joking to some certain extent But yeah, definitely not too sort of Um Come in proper on the day I mean we saw again what about the possibility of it? So, uh Just just regarding that stop hunt into a point But we saw something else to say. Oh, you know, I'll probably like to continue Again, this was the point where you head short and and get and get wrong Uh, so it's it's like you take a loss here and there. I mean we all take losses I mean, it's not like I care If I lose money, uh, actually, no, I should uh, no, uh, it's it's not like I care if I if I lose a trade Because again, as long as you're practicing risk management, you shouldn't be losing too much money Fine drawings.  It's just like, okay Uh, sometimes, uh, breather would have been necessary. So if he just took monday Had a breather on tuesday Would have done a lot better, but and then we came back onto charts wednesday Would have been happy So sometimes I think just take a step back and he just shows that you don't need to trade uh over trade or trade every day And trade too much because sometimes it works against you like it did here That's I think that's the main takeaway for today's uh today's uh stream is Sometimes you can just not trade and you would have been you'd have made more money I think that goes for a lot of people sometimes just Have it locking in the original sort of point Thanks to Greg. I'm going on a one month vacation.  That's nice, man. Enjoy your vacation Where are you going? Don't mind me asking Always interested Pay attention to bookmap while that's Get that answer. My stats will probably be better Yeah My stats will be better because you're trading a lot less so you're getting a more a more right Yeah, it's just probability at the end of the day. I mean, yeah guaranteed to have more misses the more you trade. I mean It just comes down to doubt Even if you're this nonchalant like me sometimes just you know what? boredom gets the best of you and you just take the wrong trade Then Oh, oh, you're going to a cabin in the woods I I could never do that Like if I were to go into the woods, I would need a lot of lot of Drugs Like just to sort of not get bored Like I would get so bored faster. I would decide to go hunting for wolves or bears at least when I'm Out of my mind. I I won't be as bored Maybe I would just be at the board because I don't know It's also an effect my brain I've just got one of those brains that don't quit hunting and trading.   I still need to get my firearms license Because in the uk you need a firearms license to own a weapon Oh, okay. Cool. That's that's a good that's nice, man cool Like after I've seen what like Like what's 1212 gauge shotgun can do it's the same and buckshot will rip someone in half No slugs will slug slug will like tear a hole in you and tear your new hole buckshot will tear your Three new holes birdshot will just pepper you Like a birdshot like unless you're like five meters Like it won't crack it won't crack a bone She's insane to think about that's why self-defence is Birdshot buckshot birdshot buckshot It's all buckshot Because you pepper someone they go. Oh, that hurts There you go. Hey, it's still not getting the message Boom hit them as a buckshot tell them five five six new holes And then they're down to the count Buckshot buckshot is really scary. I think it's deadly from like 60 meters. Like it's insane Falkshaw is deadly from uh And it's like 120. Yeah 120 yards I think it was Saying how much it's how like using like From games like shotguns, uh, don't hurt from far away, but I mean 60 meters I mean that it's still deadly at 60 meters with buckshot with slug. It's still deadly at 120 or Like it's it's insane to think about it games games And it will tear you a hole One thing I want to fire is a 50 BMG like just thinking about it So always always gets me giddy Like I've seen a ton of 50 BMGs fire It's just like insane holes that you can create with 50 BMG in a person And as we're talking about guns, we should be looking at shots Uh Yeah, we're getting that short coming in. I mean we're sort of looking at this range here and and saying anything Within size and contained within here sort of short volume Uh, actually we should be looking at yes because yes sort of how to push up uh against sort of uh Your previous sort of uh notions. I mean you sort of gave it this sort of breadth say by By volume, but it's just the size to go across and just say, okay, you know Uh, part of me thinks uh, most of this was sort of short liquidations But it doesn't sort of appear to be like because you can see it's very sparring the E volume in terms of short wise Uh, but you just explodes high. I mean, I think it's just I think should have been telling towards It was some sort of shorts. Uh, that was sort of like today Then I think the rest of it was driven higher and then offloaded here to uh, so it was just one of those sort of, uh Unsort of precedented. I think uh, it's the best way to subscribe it So it's a very unwarranted sort of uh time higher It doesn't it doesn't deserve to be high. Okay deserves to be low Especially looking at this sort of point here. I mean, it's just super long. This is long a thing They drove one two. Maybe they drive a third one higher I mean this ended up closing itself on this sort of daily point here. So I mean Maybe they try closer between here If they drive it one more one more day higher. If not, they sort of cap it pull it back down and we return to normal country Okay, we return to charts being normal To have this sort of abnormal Point that we had yesterday And that's the best way described at yesterday. It's just I don't know why it's pumping. It should not be pumping What are you doing? Please? What are you doing? Oh my god? Oh my god. Oh my god Please stop for the love of God But right now I sort of now even though we pumped sort of at some level of normalcy here now It's sure we pushed up again same sort of patterns as we sort of shown yesterday in terms of it's really long heavy It's been really long heavy since monday So it's surprising that they still continued But I think they just needed to hit a Number target and that sort of came to mind as as a point to say, okay, you know what they had to Hit a certain amount just to get clear out some inventory Uh, then now we saw it sort of shift What's I think it's just trying to sort of be in a position. So now if we sort of come in Uh, I was calling monday uh Wednesday Thursday friday if we reached retrace the entirety of those days We can then sort of bounce somewhere here rather than bounce somewhere here So it's it's kind of they need to move fast in order to sort of uh Slowly sort of trend down to then go into a Natural correct direction. So that's sort of uh, to that sort of avail I would say But I mean realistically, it's just ideas That's too interesting happening here I mean, unless you guys have some thoughts, I think we could probably cap it off here again Uh, hopefully I'm more interested in sort of saying this is a reversal zone Uh, because I mean, yes, they looked like it was a reversal zone Uh, but they pushed for heavier numbers. I mean, what's the chances we're wrong two times in a row? Okay I mean because we're really wrong. We're wrong every now and again Not not not too often Not enough to be unprofitable at the very as I like to say as long as you're not unprofitable. It doesn't matter That can be wrong 700 times and still be Uh, no I can't Let's look at dot actually There we go found finally It needs to be above six and they found itself above six there you go Uh, as long as you can stay above six we're sort of now golden Uh Nothing too much. I think 6.27 now is is sort of our first defense point At these highs is our first sort of defense point Uh But anything higher Sort of be happy about we're looking for a potential seven tag Once we tag seven we could be a bit happier Then sort of retrace back whatever the price action may be back at like six seven five Uh, and then maybe even try for seven uh seven five And then try see if you can mellow out and see if we can get some of the volume back And I think a lot of the volume has been dying off within uh dot especially on futures market Very interesting to see it's finally back Saldana was really great Serium, yeah surprised It still has some breadth to move higher. That's an aster key But I mean if if things come down it's probably uh safe to assume it's uh, probably hitting 1400 Uh, maybe just a bit higher depends on our way at what it comes to But it's generally generally not bad in terms of uh having it sort of looks I mean it sort of pinned itself here But I think yeah, definitely see some basement. I mean, I think most things will be retracing That that's sort of a safer sort of uh off the sort of the day it's had And I think we wait for it to buy open A way for es and new york markets to open and we see that sort of reaction and we see if we can grab that Once we get that Oh If matter fact Any sort of shorts uh stops should be sort of kept at it's uh 27 100 Anything here above here it's sort of you have to start reassessing Sort of a short and then saying you know, I may not be the case Imagine holding imagine holding Yeah, man, uh If it does it's probably preparing for something much worse If it holds in price if it holds like this It's sort of preparing for a much larger drop Uh, that's sort of that's that's why that's what imagine holding is Uh, if if it moves it moves it moves correct If it doesn't move it won't move correct for a really long time. It'll probably consolidate spike drop That's that's sort of what imagine holding is uh, but yeah Uh, I mean Yeah, monday's trade was here Uh Bumble was here Around fumbling was around here lots of points fumbling Uh, but I mean we made it back. We made it back. Don't worry Uh, yeah monday should skip tuesday And uh, wednesday potential If it extends high one more time, you're probably looking at uh Thursday to be your downside, but I mean it's it should be running out of steam soon They said like to assume I don't assume it's like I like to do is run out of steam soon So, I mean we have If it doesn't run out of steam 22 once uh, six Five, I mean that's a really really big jump is like a 2k jump Uh, but that's sort of your safer sort of bear in terms of uh Where's your next sort of largest sort of point? Say a liquidity wise would be Sort of filled out around yeah There we go. That's your next sort of large sort of point in time As this was sort of your larger point in time But yeah, I think this sort concludes sort of today's sort of stream. I hope you guys enjoyed If you didn't I mean tough titties Uh, why are some profiles uh, oh, yeah The profiles that are in blue are points and it just goes to sort of uh understanding transpired. It's it's a raindrop candle thing Uh, if I can't really but they're basically it's where you have uh It's basically a doji candle think of it as a doji Uh, web things are basically balanced Uh, so they make very good points to uh work as support and resistance because they basically uh Market make and markers in essence support and resistant markers I mean, it's a big Good piece of software trend spider. I would highly recommend paying for that over trends trading view, especially considering you can if you don't like the price you can Try canceling it and they'll give you 50 off 50 off for a year Uh, so I mean So, I mean if you're paying for one other two, I would I would highly recommend you pay for uh Transpiled, I think it's only a 30 a month Uh, and I saw a lot more advance in terms of uh feature sets That's about it. Thank you so much for coming to stream and I will catch you guys


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Welcome folks, this is Tom O'Brien of TFNN. We have five days a week, we go seven hours a day, we go 24 hours a day on the internet at tfnn.com. Always remember folks, whatever you think about, you bring about whatever. You focus on growth, hope everyone's having a great day, safe day, let's make it a great night folks, and a great week. Love coming out of you makes you happy. The whole world can love you, but that's not the love that'll make you happy. What will make you happy is to share all the love that you have inside of you. That is the love, that will make a difference. Not gonna lie, let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industrial's down 3.36, Nasdaq's off 2.75, S&P's off 62, gold contract off $1.30 traded at $19.54 an ounce. You get silver down 48 cents, 24 at all $0.78 an ounce, light sweet crude up a buck $0.64, $103.83 a barrel, notes and bonds. The 10-year note, down 23 ticks, trading $1.1825, the 30-year down a full point at $140.03 in Kingdala. Kingdala's up $171 ticks, trading $100.561. Euro out here at a price point of $108, yen $128.23 in the British pound, $130 to one U.S. dollar. iPhone number's<PHONE_NUMBER>, give us a call folks. One note's going on in y'all world, and the world of the S&P's, let's take a look at them. What do you have? Well, first off, let's go to the futures. When you see this price spread out here today, it's pretty intense, folks. Bottom line, we bring these futures up. Right now, you're down $65. I'm gonna bring them up intraday and see where we're at here. So, we got to a high of $4,509, and the bottom line is that we are 129 points off of that level. And we're accelerating with volume. Let me just see if this is gonna be an ABC down. So, yeah, let's see, that's 45,000 contracts. 42,000, yeah, you got an ABC down. So, it's a big one too, let's see what this is. So, the top of this is $4,509 to $4,422. So, we got, you got 78, and you got 87 S&P points. That's gonna get you somewhere down on $4,350. And right now, you're at $4,389. So, that's how this is shaking out right now. The NQs, we take a look at the NQs. You're gonna see the same type of setup inside the NQs. The high for the NQs out here today, yeah, see, this is pretty wild, I can see the NQs actually a week or two. The NQs have already basically taken out the lows that were established out here on, what day, on Tuesday. So, the high of the NQs today was $14,283. My God, you're down 283, you're down to 683 ticks. That's some heavy numbers, man. The NASDAQ is just brutal. Okay, so the Qs, I mean the NQs, that's not an ABC down, but that being said, intraday is not, it's already got smoked. Oh, that's right, I see what's good. Yeah, so you already have, you have a larger ABC down. That's what's going on with the NQs. So, let me just see the top of this. The top of this is $15,262. So, I can't remember, $262. $13,007. Yeah, I'm gonna do that during the break. It's a monster. It looks to me like the NQs will blow out the last bottom that we had already. That's how this is shaking out. Gold, what the gold contract did, gold has rejected lower price, has light volume on the rejection, as it did yesterday, and we'll see if it can get any juice going up. Right now you get, you're down to 250, we hit 1938, you're trading at 1953, you only get 145,000 contracts, and you're gonna see, I believe it's going into, what's that, 184,000 contracts. The low there was 42, we get to 38, rejected it. Notes and bonds, all the 10-year note, I mean, bottom line, I appreciate all you folks listening. We know this isn't an ABC structure on the way down, man. Bottom line is that ABCs like to basically get to a D point, and in this particular case, bottom line, I think it was 117 when we did this. We're at 118.24 right now. If we go to the TLT, that also is an ABC structure on the way down. This is only down to buck 30. Now the TLT, that's interesting, that's holding the lows out here today, but I don't expect that's gonna last much longer. And if we go to the 30-year, what you're gonna see at the 30-year, US one 30-year right now, that's straight in 140.02 and bring this back. I got this on a generic chart. What that means, folks, is that the futures are put together. Okay, so we're at 140. It's going up to 136.  Now, let me bring up, I wanna bring this up so you can see, if you're watching Tiger TV, folks, I'm bringing up the Fed futures. So when you're looking at this, this is what I want you to look at. So you see how it says the Fed funds rate? Okay, when the Fed is talking about what they're doing, meaning Powell's saying, gotta go up 50 basis points. The next meeting, he wasn't saying it specifically, he says he's on board though. Right now, you can see that the rate is only 0.25 to 0.50. The Fed has already said the neutral rate right now. And what the neutral rate means is that if they get this, well, they think the neutral rate because no one really knows until you get up to that point because it depends on how fast inflation goes. It's 2.5 to 3%. Well, guess what? We're at 0.25 to 5.0. That's the first part. So he's saying, okay, 50 basis points is game but then I want to show you this too. I'm going to pull up the calendar and when you pull up the calendar, what you're going to see, we can do 50, 50, 50, 50. That's two, 50. They would have to go up 50 basis points on every meeting up to November to get it to 2.5. Rates are going up, man. Stay right there, folks, come right back.


In today's Monday makeup lesson, I'm going to be answering some questions that you've been sending in. I wasn't able to film a tutorial this week because my dog had to have surgery, but he's recovering well, but I thought that this would be a great opportunity to answer some questions. So as always, I am here to help, so if you do have any questions that you'd like answered, definitely leave them in the comment section below. If you prefer not to be shown on camera or your username not to be shown, you can just let me know. And I might even share it in a video without your name, or I might just message you back personally. But before we get into all that, if you're new here to the Make A Cheer channel and you enjoy tutorials like this, or you need some help with some questions that you have, then I might suggest hitting the subscribe button below, it's totally free. And if you're already subscribed, then thank you and welcome back. Now let's get started. So the first question comes in from Sunita. Can you just use concealer? eyeshadow primer is so expensive. So yes, yes, you can. You can use concealer as a base, however, it depends on your skin type and a lot of other things as well. So for me, I have dry lids. So for an everyday look, I'll just use kind of a dry texture concealer. However, I will use a primer if I want my eyeshadows to last longer. So though an eyeshadow primer can be expensive, it's kind of an investment. So you'll end up using a lot less eyeshadow, you'll get better pay off from your eyeshadow, and you'll also need to top up a lot less as well. So in a way, you can use concealer as a base with expensive eyeshadows and get good pay off. Or you can use a primer with cheaper eyeshadows and get a very similar pay off. Of course, it depends on your skin type, the look you want to create, how long you want it to wear. Sometimes I have an eye makeup look on for maybe one or two hours, so I don't really need it to last very long. So in those cases, I'll mix primer and concealer together because that works as a base. However, it depends on the climate, your skin type, the occasion, the wearability, the application, and even the color and the texture of the shadows that you're using. All of those things factor in to whether you want to use a primer or a concealer. But technically, yes, you can use just concealer. But a primer does help. The next question comes in from Jess. Nice to see your tutorials. Thank you so much. What other eyeshadow primers do you recommend? So I feel like this is a great one to follow along from our previous question. So most of you know that I use the Urban Decay primer potion. But sometimes I'll use the L'Oreal Infallible more than concealer because it's kind of a drier texture and I feel like for my lids, it works quite well. Wet and Wild Photo Focus is another alternative that I'll use and I'll sometimes kind of mix that up to create a good base because it's almost clear in its consistency. However, if you have more of the normal to oily lids, which a lot of people do have, Elf Primer is a great one and it's a very good price as well. P. Louise is also another brand that's very popular for bases. A lot of makeup artists will use that. I'm going to continue to stick to my Urban Decay one. I buy it once a year and it keeps me going. So it's an investment, but it does last a really long time. But I would love to know if anybody else out there has any recommendations of something that you've used or maybe something that you've used and you haven't liked as well. Let me know. The next question comes in from Jillian. Hello, would you recommend applying eye makeup first than applying foundation? So my usual application is skin prep on the face. Then I do the eyes. So I should have primer all over the lid. I should have mascara, lashes. But I focus on the upper part of the lid and the upper part of the lashes. Then I will clean up any fallout, reapply any face primer if I need to, allow that to settle and do the brows. Then I do the rest of the face makeup. Then I come back to the eyes to finish. So this is where I finish applying any eyeshadows underneath and I apply mascara on the lower lashes. I find I get less issues when I do it this way and I'm very quick as well. So yes is the answer to your question. The next question comes in from Andrea. I love shimmery shades on the middle of my lid or just in the inner corner. But what's the best way to prevent fallout with glitter and shiny flakes all over my cheeks? I already do my eye makeup first before foundation, but I still find sparkly flakes that often clog my pores and lead to pimples. So you are already doing everything right here. Doing the eyes first and cleaning up. But what you might need to do is just wait a little bit longer just to make sure that any fallout that's going to happen has already happened. So if you work quite quickly, you might find that there's still a little bit of fallout that's still going to happen. So maybe focus on the brows, finish off with your mascara or falsies. Just make sure that everything has time to fall and has fallen already before you clean up. You can also try using a setting spray. So close your eyes and spray and then use a book or fan to fan it dry. This will do one of two things. It will seal in any potential fallout, but the fanning technique will kind of brush off any of the fallout that was about to happen. You can also try using some makeup tape, wrap it around the end of your makeup brush and just use this to tap and pick up any shiny flakes on your skin. This is a great kind of quick fix during the day. Just make sure you have a sponge just to tap over the areas in case you've disturbed the makeup underneath. Now you can also use a little bit of glitter glue just to apply a very thin amount. This will grab hold of that shadow without dulling the shimmer either. So hopefully one of those tips will help. And this one comes in from BN and they say, I wonder why you didn't apply any eyeshadows on the lower lash line. So for me personally, I like a clean under eye. If you like to apply eyeshadows and liner underneath your eye, you can still create a lot of the looks that I've already created. What you will do is you will match what I've done above, below, kind of in like a mirror image. But I find for me, my eyes can look a little droopy and kind of tired. So the older I get, the less weight my under eyes can take. So eyeshadows can kind of weigh down and pull the eyes down a little bit. So a cleaner line will actually lift the eyes just that little bit more. So I'll just use a very small amount of shadow if I want to and just a little bit of mascara on those lower lashes just to prevent my eyes from dragging downwards. And actually speaking of lower lashes, one thing I do want to mention that you want to make sure that your lashes above and below are nice and balanced. So the upper lashes should be about three times fuller than the lower lashes. This will just make sure that you get a nice lifted appearance. And there you go. Those are just some of the questions that I've noticed. If you do have any more, definitely let me know. And maybe this will become a recurring thing on my channel. Sending lots of love to all of you guys. Thank you so much for sending love to Rocco. He's doing really well. He's getting there. And we're just gonna stay nice and hopeful that he's going to make a full recovery. As always, my friends, be kind to yourself, be kind to others. Give yourself a break. Things are tough sometimes. Take a step back and allow yourself just to ease into things. And I will see you guys in a video really soon.


Live from San Francisco, it's theCUBE. Covering Google Cloud Next 19, brought to you by Google Cloud and its ecosystem partners. Welcome back to Google Cloud Next 2019, everybody. You're watching theCUBE, the leader in live tech coverage. My name is Dave Vellante and I'm here with my co-host, Stu Miniman, John Furrier is also here. Three days of wall-to-wall coverage of Google's big cloud show, customer event. This is day two. Ashok Ramu is here, he's the vice president of cloud and customer at Actifio, Boston base, great to see you again. Thanks for coming on. Good to be here. So, big show, Actifio. Category creator, grinding it out, battling in a very competitive space, doing very well. Give us the update on what's going on with your company. So first of all, we are super excited to be here at Google Next, right? With one of the strategic partners for Google we've been working well in all the departments. We had a great announcement today, we announced Actifio Go for Google, which is our SaaS offering, and it's dedicated to the Google platform. We want to have the Actifio experience be that much more better and easier for people running data sets anywhere, particularly in Google. So, and Google has been one of our premier partners over the last, I would say three years or so. They've gone from strength to strength. So very happy to be here and super excited to be launching this offering. So when you guys started Actifio, it was clear you saw a market beyond just backup, beyond just insurance. You started to develop, you popularized copy data management, you had that term, everybody uses that today. You sort of focused on other areas, DevOps, analytics and things of that nature. How has that gone? How has it resonated with customers? Where are you getting the most traction today? So great question. I mean, it's gone really well, right? We've kind of been the leader, like you said, setting up the category and basically changing the way data is looked at and being managed, right? Data now as a commodity is no longer a commodity, but it's an asset. And we are kind of enabling companies to leverage that asset in many different ways. And cloud is here. Everybody wants to go to the cloud. Every customer we talk to, every prospect we touch wants to leverage cloud. And Google is coming in with a lot of strength with a lot of capabilities. So what we are building in terms of data transformation, the data aware application aware technologies we have is resonating very well. The DevOps space we talked about is the tip of the spear for us. It accounts for over 70% of our business. And the last I checked over 60 to 70% of our customers are leveraging cloud in some form. I'd beat for DevOps, cloud bursting, DR and all of those categories. And having a very strong enterprise DNA makes us deal with scale very easily. We take complex applications and make it look simple. And that's been our strength for the past nine years. We continue to innovate and that strength and work with Google to make the platform even more stronger. When I think back of those early days, you said enterprise architecture, it was like, okay, let me understand that architecture. The building blocks, the software IP that you have. But it's been quite a different discussion I've been having with your team the last couple of years. Because as you said, cloud is front and center and not surprising to hear that DevOps is a big piece of, help us update kind of that journey. And a full SaaS offering today, how you got from kind of the origin to the company to a SaaS offering. Sure, right? I mean, we always knew we had a phenomenal product, right? And a phenomenal set of customers. We have a number of Fortune 1000, 2000 customers with us. And what we realized is the adoption of, to understand how cloud works and understand how customers can easily manage the cloud, the experience becomes much more important. And so the SaaS offering is more about how do you experience the same great active your technology with a push button ease of use. So we enable the implementation, installation, ingestion of data in a minute. So by the time you're done with the whole process, you're already starting to leverage the active your technology in the cloud of your choice. And active your go for Google particularly targets SAP HANA, SQL and other complex workloads. So these workloads are traditionally been, you know, very infrastructure heavy, very people heavy in terms of managing. And what we've done is to radically transform how you manage those workloads. Lot of organizations in the conversations I've had over the last 24 hours has been HANA this and HANA that. How do I make HANA simpler? I've heard active view is the way to go for managing SAP HANA. How do you guys tackle it? And these are very interesting conversations with a lot of thought leaders who help us not only build a better product but also improve the experience of how they take it from there. So that's how I would see the transformation for the company. Why? Why is active view make HANA simple? What is it specifically about you guys that differentiate you? I think it's a great question. So HANA in general has been a very complicated hard to install, hard to manage application. So what active view brings in is native application technology. So we don't go after infrastructure. We don't go after just storage but we look at the application as a whole. So when you talk application down we learn the application. We figure out how it works, how it works best and how does the best way to capture it and present data back, which is what it's all about. And when you start from there it's a hard problem to tackle. So it takes a little bit of time for us to tackle that problem but when the solution comes out it works one way across all platforms. So we've had customers moving data from on-prem to the cloud and they don't see a difference. They used to go left, now they go right but as far as the application tool thing works it works the same way. A developer using HANA is using HANA the same way yesterday that he was today because even though the database has moved from on-prem to the cloud. So that transformation requires the level of abstraction and understanding the application that we have automated and built into our engine. Okay, the hard question for data protection, data management folks today is how are you attacking SAS? Yep. Most companies that we ask that question to is that as roadmap, roadmap and maybe that case for you too but what is your strategy with regard to SAS because something triggered me when you talked about the application and I know Ash, I know his background, his systems view, application view has always been his expertise and your company's expertise. Is that an opportunity for you guys? Is it one that you're actually actively pursuing? If so, explain if not, why not? Is it on the roadmap? No, it's certainly an opportunity of pursuing and we're working with a number of SAS vendors to figure out again, a sense of where is the critical data mass? SAS has a number of components to it and the essence of any particular application is where is the workload, what is the state machine and how do you manage it? That's the key element and once you tackle that, the SAS application is like any other application. So we have people working with us to build custom connectors for Office 365 and other elements of SAS products. So as time evolves, you'll see us, we'll start working, we'll have announcements for the cloud SQL and other Google platform as a service offerings, Amazon RDS, so those offerings are coming and we will be basically, we're building the platform and once the platform comes, just like Actifio has done, we will tackle the SAS applications one at a time. It's not a technical challenge, it's a business challenge, isn't it? Absolutely, it's a business challenge and for us, we have to focus on where the enterprise customers want to go and SAS at this point is, I would say, emerging to be a place where enterprise wants to adopt it at a scale that they want to adopt in. So we are certainly focusing on that. And I think there's a perception too, Stu, that, well, the SAS vendor, they're in the cloud, they got my data protected, it's all good. Yeah, well, we know that's not the case. We need to worry about that. And I said protected and that's not fair to you guys because you're much much wider scope. So, but, you know, back when we were talking about SAP and we've watched some of these, you know, big, tough applications and they're moving to the cloud. There's a lot of choices out there. You've announced them specifically about Google. What can you tell us about why customers are choosing Google? And if you have any stories about joint Google customers that you have, would love to hear that. Oh, Viva, I would say, let's start off, you know, I would thank Google because it's one of the key partners for us. We've done over, you know, many, many million dollars last year and we want to double the number this year, right? And it's been all the way from companies that have 15 to 20 VMs to companies that have 20,000 VMs. So it spans the gamut. You know, from an infrastructure perspective, Google is the best of the breed. Nobody knows infrastructure compute memory better than Google. Nobody knows networking better than Google. Nobody knows security better than Google. So these are the choices why enterprises now are saying, okay, Google is a choice. And as I see on the show floor today, last year was, I have a project, maybe Google. This year is, how do I do ABC with Google? So the conversations have shifted off. Should I do Google versus how do I do ABC with Google? And when you marry Actifio's technology which is infrastructure agnostic, we don't care where the application runs. And with that mantra, you marry that Google infrastructure. It creates a very powerful combination for enterprises to adopt. So just as a follow-up to that, when we talk to customers here, multi-cloud is the reality. So how does that play into your story? And where do you see that fit? We were always built multi-cloud. So right from day one, Actifio's platform, architecture, everything has been infrastructure agnostic. So when you build something for VMware or Amazon, it works as is in Google. And with the latest capabilities around cloud mobility that we announced a few months ago, you can move data seamlessly between different cloud platforms. SAP, in fact, has just chosen Actifio to run, be it's de facto data protection platforms on all cloud platforms. So you'll soon hear Actifio also being supported on Ali Cloud. So that will be the only cloud platform that is this golden standard to protect complex workloads like SAP has. You mentioned you have a team in Hyderabad. What are they working on? Is it sort of part of the broader development team? You know, cloud focus, Google focus, what's... The team in Hyderabad is very much integrated to our engineering team out of Boston. So, you know, they're basically equivalent. We all work together collaboratively. The talent in Hyderabad is now building a lot of our cloud technologies and as well as the emerging technologies. So we've been able to staff up a very strong team and set up very strong partner teams to kind of help us augment what we have here. So, leaders here are basically leveraging the resources in Hyderabad to kind of accelerate the development.  Yeah, so you're following us on and the talent pool in that part of India has really exploded and you've seen- Absolutely. Big companies, all the cloud providers, all the new rideshare companies are there. Oh yeah. War for talent, isn't there? Exactly. Good. So, talk road map a little bit. What can we expect going forward? You know, show us a little leg if you would. So, you can see a lot more announcements around Actifio Go for Google. We'll be enhancing the experience around, you know, adopting and ingesting SAP and SQL, et cetera. We'll be looking at a lot of our SaaS integration offerings that are coming out. You'll talk about Office 365, Cloud SQL, Amazon RDS, things like that. We'll have a migration suite to talk about, you know, how do you ingest and manage Kubernetes containers because that's becoming a common place today, right? How do you tackle complex container environments, microservices, so that's an area of focus for us. And continue to, you know, build and integrate further into the application ecosystem. Because these applications are not getting simpler. SAP is continuing to build more complex applications. How do you tackle the diverse road map and keep up with it? That's going to be what we're going to be focusing on. So, Actifio Go, we talked about that a little bit. That was an announcement here. That's your hard news. Yes. It's, when's it shipping and when's it available? It's ready to go. It's a SaaS offering, so there's nothing to ship, you know? So, in the actual SaaS pricing model? It's an actual SaaS pricing model, SaaS offering, one-click purchase, wizard based install, so yes. Stu's laughing because so many sasses aren't a true cloud pricing model. Three years can only grow up, and it's not an entity for reporting.  It is actually taking your HANA workloads and giving it to you for data protection, backup, disaster recovery, right? So, it is true Actifio, the time-tested Actifio Enterprise product now being offered a SaaS, so. And how are you going to market with that product? So, we have a number of vendors as well as Google partners here to work with them to kind of generate demand and awareness. So, this has been in works for over six months now. So, it's not something that came out of the blue, and we've been working with Google in formulating the roadmap for us. So, what's the Actifio ecosystem looking like these days? How is that evolving? It's, I would say, you know, the customers are the front and center of our ecosystem. We've always built a company with customers' first mentality, and they drive a lot of our innovation, because they give us a lot of requirements, and they reach us in different angles. So, they've helped us push the cloud roadmap. They've helped us push to the point where they want faster adoption, easier adoption, and that's kind of where we're going. The ecosystem is now still around enterprises, but the enterprises are trying to innovate themselves because now data is readily available, right? So, AppJ with large financial institutions, GDPR. So, these are all the requirements that they're throwing at us, okay, you can manage data, how do you air gap it? How do you work with object storage? How do you work with different kinds of technologies they want to work with us? And, you know, we've always stepped up to the plate saying, sure, if it's a new piece of technology that we feel is viable and has a roadmap, we'll jump at it and solve the problem with you. And that's always been the way we've partnered and grown the company. Yeah, you mentioned air gap. Something we haven't talked about this week is ransomware. We talk about it at most conferences. It's one of those unpleasant things that's a tailwind for companies like you. Right, right. And we have an offering around ransomware, right? If you look at cyber resiliency, we are the only product in town wherein, if you're hit by ransomware, you can instantly recover and say, oh, my ransomware hit me on the 17th of January. Anything after that is gone, but at least I can get to the 17th of January and start my business up. Otherwise, everything else, every other product out there, this will take weeks or months to figure it out. So, you know, that's another type of solution that came up. Not, we're not happy about ransomware, but that does happen. So, we have a solution for the problem. All right, Ashok, thanks so much for coming to theCUBE. It's great to have you. Absolutely, happy to be here. All right, we'll see you back in Boston. Thank you. All right, thanks for watching everybody. This is theCUBE, we'll be here tomorrow, day three, Stu Miniman, Dave Vellante and John Furrier. Google Next, big cloud show, we'll see you tomorrow. Thanks for watching.


Right, we've got a brilliant talk coming up next. I'm really looking forward to it I hope you all are too It's called the singularity classical ballet computing in digital Essex So without further ado, I'm gonna hand over to Genevieve and Alex Give him a nice round of applause everybody So it is a little bit weird to talk about classical ballet and it's computing education and The digital ethics includes bio digital ethics But before we get that I can explain why I'm doing this because it makes a little bit more sense for you So so this is me and all of the things that I do in an infographic by a really wonderful artist called Annalise Lim So apart from running ready-salted code, which is a not-for-profit creative computer education CIC I also am a lecturer at Roehampton in computing education So I kind of come from from the classroom teaching GCSE in a level Computing computer science software development games design into Now teaching new teachers and developing the creative computing So when I was teaching there was only me as the female in the classroom So I wanted to find a way of getting more girls interested in computer science as well as Being a little bit more creative and not just doing you know Python and the magic April that we all have to teach these days So I went to dance in school when I was very little And that's my passion along with the dragon 32 and ice castles. That was my favorite game But unfortunately, I had a condition called spondylolis thesis. So I have Multiple spondyl fusions. I ended up leaving my walking stick on the drive So I've had to Result to use in a golf umbrella this weekend. So yeah so so that's where my kind of passion for classical ballet comes from and I now use classical ballet as a medium for teaching computer science theory I've produced three ballets along with Alex and also our choreographer Camilla and that is a Florescape of my spinal implant and I use classical ballet Because how it lines with computer science theory So if you don't know anything about classical ballet, it is very very strict and rigid like a programming language So for example, I'll sort of half demo here So you have positions of your feet which also correspond to positions of your arms And there's only certain ways that you can combine them to be correct motifs So if you think about how you might position your foot and there's certain steps that you're allowed to do Are a very rigid and very strict the same ways you might get with Python or JavaScript or whatever language that you want to use I'm very language agnostic And that is why we use it is a way to sort of show that the language can be Algorithmically created for the ballet Our ballets use Secondary school students that are not computer science students nor are they professional dancers? I don't dance. I just choreograph some of it and enjoy it because it's kind of cool So it was a really really good way to create different elements that you could use in for teaching computer science theory not only can you Manifest or use classical ballet as the narration and the data as the storytelling We can also create workshops and resources for teachers for all the wearables that we do We did projection mapping and Alex also built our connect server So if you ever want to just grab some Jason data from a connect We've got a brilliant one that just literally you just type in how many key frames you want and it'll just slap up the data So yeah, I need easy stuff I'm a kind of a mediocre programmer. So the very first ballet we did we coincided with the introduction of the new computing curriculum and it included five different elements so bullying in binary computational thinking debugging big data and algorithms and we use projection mapping live weather data and Also, lots of wearables. So that was a way that we could teach students arduinos and it's a really really good way Electronics are really good way to introduce coding as well so there's a couple of we use torches and This is a picture of the connect and just when we were doing binary tree structures Just to show you what it looks like. It doesn't have to look like stickman. It can be really beautiful And what's interesting for me is I know that that's Kate I can tell how she dances. So that was quite interesting from our from our perspective So we did a lot of different things. So the very top one with the circles is a hundred years of rain data Then one next to it is signal processing Where the dancers are using different motifs to represent the signal single processing algorithms the one at the bottom with the connect Stick figure is for debugging. So that's where you have all this trace and errors in it And the one at the very bottom represents networks and viruses We use a lot of wearable technology in the ballets and these initially where I'm just Electronics wearables and pointe shoes are not friends. I'm just saying they do not like each other at all So every single performance they always break. So the perfect perfect rehearsals absolutely no problem One little test up go live all the connections snap and it's literally is it every performance? Yeah So we're kind of needing to find a new way. So this is using the Adafruit Gemma and it's another Gemma the flora Neopixels and the little inside bit that looks like a piece of black plastic is Velostat So it's pressure sensitive plastic looks a bit like a bin bag, but it it's pressure sensitive plastic And that's how we use that as a trigger in the pointe shoes so we could minimize risk to the actual dancers We did our latest ballet is called pain bites That was released last October and that was about chronic pain and biomedical engineering So the dancers represented pain signals and we had some dancers representing the biomedical engineering technology my implant And then we went through and did what the pain pathway system looks like and how we can modify it and use in Art features to create imagery. So audience could understand the hidden nature of chronic pain We also created a VR experience and then turned that into workshop. So this is the the technologies that we use and So the daydream Alex built using lots of different stuff and the co spaces is a education platform for building VR Experiences using co spaces blocks block Lee and JavaScript, and it's really really easy to use I just had 60 kids build it Up in Shaffield having fun, and it just works with a Google cardboard But it's a really good way to introduce coding for students before you might want to move on to build VR experiences in blender or or unity So it's nice to do lots of different things So so our fourth ballet that we're producing is called the singularity And this is about so from a computer science perspective. We want to talk about latency Communication and augmentation of the human body So that's why we're boldly going into space So how can we communicate when we travel into space or go to colonize and what will we need to do in order to? Facilitate the human body to do that. Do we need to augment it and then this is where the challenge comes in if We are going to do that. What are the ethical considerations that we need to look at? So should we augment people or should we just send robots? What are the ethical decisions of who owns that data if you have a have a biomedical implant? So that's one of the things that we want to think about with the students when we do when we're teaching the digital ethics is What data are you sharing when you have your fingerprint to get your lunch or book your library book? Which is fine. It's perfectly acceptable, but they need to understand what's going on So the reason why we're using we're going to be using the emotive headset Alex has gone and that captures your brainwave data Alex is going to model the emotive headset everybody a little catwalk for you everyone And so this has a five-point Connection and the emotive do another one called the Epoch which has ten points It's obviously no way near as good as what our neuroscientists would use But obviously we need one that you can use when you're dancing It's very noisy the signal. It's not brilliant, but you know, it's better than nothing This is just an anime and an animation of kind of what brainwave signals might look like in a pretty way So when you get the emotive headset, it gives you an app like this that you can use or or Couple of pieces of different software to download either Mac or Windows and you can get the raw data out Unfortunately, I don't have that one because that's too expensive As everything everything's too expensive But but they're brilliant.  It's a representation of the signals coming from the brain And we want to use this particular data to create Biofeedback so they will this data that's coming out. So it's in a format called OSC You can use that with many different things. So including things like sonic pie So you could control the music using the brainwave data. I don't really know how well that would sound But it might be okay So that's one of the things that we're looking at we want to create our own music using all of our bio data for the classical ballet so that we can also Minimize the sort of copyright of the music that we're using we also want to show how students can code their own music and Create their own music But all with the understanding of this is someone's hidden brain data What does that mean to show this data to other people? What are the ethical considerations when you're working with that? So I'm going to hand you over to Alex because Alex built the scratch Plug-in that we're going to be using in the workshop later And how you can use the OSC data from there eat from their native headset to control scratch So I'll hand you over. Thank you Oh, so, yeah, I'm Alex. I've been Genevieve's technical technical provider so whatever it's called for ages and I'm a software developer by trade so For me, this is a really cool opportunity to do stuff that is not like regular programming Programming for performance is nothing like day job programming with a day job You're gonna have to support it in six months time You get hopefully gonna be supporting it in two years time and still have a job Whereas with a performance. It's like develop develop develop gone So there's a lot of hacking. There's a lot of just do it with whatever weird technology you can find Fortunately for this project. We saw it had an OSC interface to The brainwaves and I was like I've done OSC before OSC is really simple OSC is It's kind of it was invented for control. It's open sound control If you want to Google it, it was it was invented for replacing midi, which was rubbish. That's great But it wasn't detailed enough. So it's basically a way of passing strings and numbers fast across a network And in this case the strings and numbers are bits of brainwave information so you'll get There's lots of facial recognition stuff as well. I don't know like quite how it knows what You know whether I'm smiling or not, but it does So it's kind of cool and winking and blinking But you can also send mental commands so you can train it to pull and push and things so we're picking those things up and Sending them to a little server that's part of our project And then next slide you yeah We goes into scratch and you can have this data and you can use it to move things around with your mind in scratch It gives you control over Well, typically that cat is it called scratch it's called scratch isn't it?  It's about giving you control over it Scratch has had three iterations. It's currently in beta for its third Which is big relief to me because I didn't want to ever program in flash ever again So it's now available in HTML and that's much nicer so we downloaded that forked it and Added in some bits to allow us to connect our module to the rest of scratch and it's just very you know the OSC comes in it's just numbers and strings and The our little server just pokes it into scratch and then it's just like writing a page It's just a bit of JavaScript that connects to an API and says What's this number and it says five So really really simple, but it's very very nice that Scratch has Enabled this and made it simple and like it's just just like a little green one the orange bar This is a thing for moving the the cats when Whenever you will it to go I think left left. Yes, it makes it walk, but Just an example you could do anything you can visualize your thoughts There's obviously as Genevieve was saying we use the cheap version of the license So we don't get all the really detailed data of like this is going boom and this is going boom. We've kind of got You know what you saw in the previous slide, but it's still a lot to show You know how you can use your brain and how you can use that data yourself as somebody who's maybe Not particularly familiar with computers So scratch fees and beta system of is not fully working So when you come to the workshop do be prepared for it to be a little bit broken I'm just preparing myself basically yet And then the other thing that we're going to have a try with is sonic pie So if any of any of you interested in coding coding music, that's a really really good platform to do that so And this is only just started because scratch 3 was only released in August And so it's only been released to other developers and it's still in beta and there's still a few things So you can't you can't save any of these files that you create Because they are just live running on a on a beta server just so you know that when you go online But it's much better now that it's HTML 5 and not flash anymore Obviously the we're sharing the scratch run here because we want to Introduce digital ethics to students but for us when we're using it in the ballet We'll probably be controlling using the RSC data to control the the stage lights But you is using an aggregate score of the wearers so that nobody's data is shown or nobody's data is Available to other people So we won't record anyone's data at all only my own and probably Alex's In order to use the headset as well you officially have to be 16 But obviously if there's some parents in the workshop and they sign a waiver they can put it on But we won't record anything, but it's just you might want to try it. It's incredibly uncomfortable It's really tight on your head and you get divots in your head, but that's quite useful when you're dancing Because obviously you move around a lot even in ballet you even if you're not jumping around There's still quite a lot of head movements and stuff and it does stay on if you do like a pirouette or a spin If you don't know what one of those are and that was really important for us to find a way that we could record the Dancers data while they're doing it Then and then use them for the visualizations the wearables and any other projections that we might do We've only just started on this we haven't quite kind of formulated how the ballet will finally be But it's most likely be sometime next October To December when we do the live performance so I Just have some links that you might be interested in we have all of our resources and GitHub so for all of our ballets all of the wearable code the connect server code Whatever code we've used They're all in GitHub. Do not judge my programming. Do not judge mine either. Oh my god And also it's so messy Also the The ballets are on data driven dance. So the three that record it. I say three the last one isn't quite up yet And if you were interested in the emotive headset, there is other headsets that you can use it was just this one was Had enough points on it to get enough data whereas a lot of the others only have one or two that are Within my price budget. So it's $300 For one And when you're doing a so a classical ballet for one performance So what Alex was saying from start to development to do on a single performance is round about 20,000 pounds because if you've got eight dancers eight sets of pointe shoes my eight sets of costumes a Billion and one neopixels because obviously girl loads of neopixels. I'm surprised. I don't have any on me I'm normally just walking around in hundreds of lights But yeah, so it and obviously the development cost of all the software that we use the hiring and stuff. So It's important that So that's why it takes a lot of time because obviously I have to get the funding for that But yeah, so ballet is quite inexpensive thing to do if you're interested in that But mainly to do the costumes and things like that. That's where it comes from but yeah, so I hope you found the talk really interesting and If you we're all good if you hope you enjoyed it Oh So I was gonna say we've got ten minutes if you any of you want to ask questions But before we do that you mentioned that you're gonna be doing a workshop later. Yeah, do you know when and where that is? Yeah, so it's 6 30 in workshop two There you go So do we have any questions from the floor? No, oh one there. Oh, I'm on there. I'll come back to you Can you stick your hand up again? Can you can you support multi-player type experiences with this sort of headset as well Or is it solely one headset per computer? so the the OSC Protocol is completely network agnostic So even if you only have one plugged into one computer You could certainly then take that data and glue loads of it together Anymore for any more. Oh one here Could you demo the thing with scratch? Yeah, that's what we're doing at the workshop later on. Okay. Yeah. We just can't do it now because it's the different laptop What do you think is the most interesting thing you found from using the headsets on the dancers and So we haven't used it on the dancers yet Because I only just got it But I'm I use it on myself and I have ballet lessons and I think the thing I found Was actually the other dancers so I go to a dance class which has everyone's over 60 doing it and So the other dad the other ladies were watching my brainwave data And they found it absolutely fascinating how that you can see what you're because we were learning new stuff So we could see what you were doing and how it kind of affected The visualization of what's going on in your head just the fact that you could see it And that was one of the things that we were talking about the fact that you can see this There is an ethical issue of it because like you can imagine if you in the future if like if they use Your brain waves to decide what job you're gonna have or whatever, you know that kind of thing. So yeah One over there. Oh, sorry. Yeah, that's right Where are my manners? Why did you choose to? Do the brainwave stuff thingy? Why did I choose brainwaves? And basically a little bit came from the previous ballet where we had chronic pain and the hidden nature of chronic pain The fact that you don't see that I'm in chronic pain So we're trying to expose it and then to be trying to find different ways that you could Expose other data that might help you understand ethical decisions and things like that. Thank you Thank you There was one over there. Yes. So are you aiming to get Data from the way their dancers dance in any case or to give them something they can Consciously affect and control We that's what one of it's one of the things where we work with our dancers as well So they're part of the whole development process So what we we kind of want to look at what the when you're learning the classical ballet like what do the brainwaves look like and Then kind of once you know it is there a difference and can it work? Can we affect the wearables or the lights or the projections basically? So they may want to be interested in how it does the element that you were talking about the kind of the kind of learning Feedback system. We wanted to look at it as a as a sort of a biofeedback Maybe but we haven't quite got there yet. So it's still decided, but that's a brilliant idea. Thank you. Thanks Oh one over there I know you've not had it long, but how accurate do you find there? You know the brainwave Hmm, I'm not a neuroscientist, but I'm assuming they're not that accurate Is there any neuroscientist in the room? There is one Ben Ben could probably help us They're not oh you can play with it later Excellent. I'll see for that. Yeah, so you can't you can't get the raw EEG data off it But it does require you paying for another piece of software And obviously one of the things that we try and do is do free and open source stuff So this is kind of limiting when we want to try and put this out into a classroom learning situation But what I'll do is I'll maybe do a comparison with a proper EEG headset and Treat it like get some and do a post on it so we can see the comparison between the data sets There is another headset, which is more accurate, but again That's double the price or triple the price. So yeah Oh one over here, and I think we'll make that the last one Hi, there's really good talk. Thank you very much. Um, so my question is What have you considered so putting possibly the ethical side or coming up with a way to aggregate it So you you can't look at an individual Putting the headset on audience members or the people are watching or experiencing the ballet because I think that would be a Very interesting thing to add into the performance. Yeah, that's what we that's what we're going to do But we won't be where we're talking about the recording That's only on us externally and we will share the only data that we'll share publicly is mine because that's fine But we're looking to use the audience's Aggregated feedback to control some element of the live performance Obviously, that's just gonna go terribly wrong But you know, it'll be fabulous But yeah, no brilliant. Yeah brilliant idea. Thank you. Thank you Okay, thank you one last round of applause for Genevieve and Alex and let's get another plug-in for their workshop 6 30 in what workshop to is that right? Yes. Go to it


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