Test, all right. Let's go ahead and get started. Welcome to the session. Welcome to the last day of the summit. Hopefully you've been having a lot of fun, learning some stuff along the way. No doubt you went to at least a couple of sessions on containers. I hear there may have been a few of those this week. This is building an engineering IaaS cloud to develop enterprise software in NetApp. That's quite a mouthful. Essentially, this is the journey that we had for building our private cloud internally at NetApp for our engineering group and how that's been helping us with our DevTest process. My name is Kevin Lambrite. I'm a senior cloud architect in our engineering shared services group. Let's see if we can get this to work. All right, real quickly on the agenda, I'm just gonna do a brief history of our private cloud that we've built. A little bit of how we came to open stock, put open stock in that environment. We're really gonna talk about use cases around this cloud and how it's helping to transform our DevTest process. Then we're gonna shift gears a little bit and talk about a new service that we just introduced two weeks ago into it. That's our software defined storage on demand.  Talk quickly about where we're going in the future. All right. So real quickly, a little bit about the ECIS organization. They said this is the engineering shared infrastructure services group. This is essentially our internal IT organization for engineering. So we build hardware, software and virtualized solutions for our engineering community. Did I get this thing to work? We'll manual. We currently operate in nine R&D labs throughout the world and serve a user base of a little over 5,000 people. And out of the about 130 people that work in this organization, it's roughly a relatively small team of eight people that are supporting the open stock. And that's both on the architecture side as well as the outside. We are part of what we call our customer zero program. And that's essentially, like I said, building services that use our own hardware and software products. And we'll often take a lot of pre-release software before it's out there, we'll deploy it in our data centers much in the same way our customers would and try to build out solutions in a way, architecturally in a way that our customers would. So back in 2013, we set out to build a private cloud to help accelerate our engineers and make them more efficient essentially. Prior to this, it was your standard story.  So back in 2013, like I said, we set out to build this private cloud. It was initially built on VMware and Hyper-V, had capacity for roughly, somewhere between 500 to 1,000 VMs. And then we added, in 2014, we added OpenStack to the mix. We also put together our own portal for it that spanned all of those hypervisors. Essentially, as an engineer, you go to this, you are asking for services, you're asking for compute on demand, you don't know which hypervisor that's gonna be served up from. So today, we're at about 42,000 total VM capacity. And of that, our KVM OpenStack mix makes up about 36% of that overall by hypervisor count, not necessarily by VM count, but by host count and hypervisor count. So at any given time, we've got roughly 5,300 active VMs on OpenStack in capacity for 15,000 and that's changing. A year ago, it's increasing considerably, a year ago at the Austin Summit, our percentage of KVM OpenStack was roughly 15%. So year over year, we've more than doubled that and we're on track to be at roughly 80% of our hypervisor count by the beginning of next year. So we've made a significant investment in OpenStack and increasing that investment considerably. At the heart of this is our hyperconverged solution that we put together with Cisco called FlexPod. So as such, it's Cisco UCS compute, nexus top of rack switches and then our own storage in the form of FAS, E-Series or more recently with the acquisition of SolidFire a year and a half ago coming up with a SolidFire FlexPod solution. And we are running the community, Red Hat Community version of OpenStack RDO and we're sort of in transition right now. It says Liberty, we're transitioning to a V2 architecture and we're at this part of that, we're upgrading to Newton, we're upgrading to Metaca and then Newton. So we still have some notes that are back on Liberty but most of it is either on Metaca or Newton at this point. And then this session, I don't go into a lot of it of how we've done automated deployments and how we do seamless, non-destructive automated upgrades, there's session 130 this afternoon in joint, it's a joint session with Puppet Labs that is exclusively focused on more of a deep dive on the architecture of this and how we have completely automated everything with Puppet. So why OpenStack? Like I said, we built this cod back in 2013 and obviously started providing a lot of efficiency for engineers, they really started to like it and so we really needed to scale this out and we wanted to use OpenStack to be quite honest with you as a way of avoiding vendor lock-in. So a lot, same story as a lot of other companies. To be quite frank, we also wanted to reduce our enterprise license agreement with VMware and then additionally, NetApp has had quite a commitment in the OpenStack community since 2011, being part of the OpenStack, Gold members of the OpenStack Foundation, we have quite a few developers that are developing drivers for OpenStack so we really wanted to start trying to use it internally as well, build this out, sorry. So I'm not gonna dive deep into the overall architecture but I did wanna show this slide, sort of where we are, like I said, we're in transition. We went to essentially a region-based architecture and region in this case is not necessarily geographical regions, region for us is a failure domain. We have 15 compute nodes in each region and we wanted to cap it at that, mostly because this is what our ops team was familiar with in our VMware environment so we wanted to have roughly a similar architecture as we started to build out OpenStack and this was not day one architecture, there was a journey to get there. With session this afternoon goes more into how, what that journey looked like but then the other thing is we also moved to have Keystone and Horizon in their own separate region because I'm putting them all in the same, all in the same stack essentially was causing issues with performance. So then we got one controller node per region and like I said, 15 compute nodes. All right, so let's really get to how we use in this thing. Why does it matter? How is it helping our engineering groups? As you can imagine, developing an enterprise storage product has a lot of challenges, it's fairly complex. We've got, in this case I'm talking about our flagship storage operating system on tap we're a portfolio company. So the things I talk about here, the processes are really for the bulk of the people that are working in engineering on tap. So we've got 25 years of code development. Code's not the same than it was but it's 25 years we've obviously added a lot, a lot of things have been refactored over time but we still have that legacy with us. 26 million lines of code, 1,000 Dev and QA engineers working on this across multiple releases and so we'd have traditionally long release cycles. So anywhere from 18 to 24 months, three major releases ago, our 8.2 release which is roughly five years ago, we had 64 branches for development. And so you can imagine there's a lot of code in these different branches that never got merged together, never saw each other with its different dependencies for months at a time. And so when it did get merged, not only would there be a lot of merge conflicts but that would lead to a lot of bugs and again, perpetuating this lengthy release cycle and as we had more features and they had more complexity, it snowballed and got even worse. So obviously something needed to be done and so the very next release, one major release over the other went to a single development branch and we're able to reduce our cycle time down to 15 months and we're still working on that. We're at about a six month release cadence now. And talk about how we got there and you're gonna say, duh. So essentially what this well is down to is we went to a continuous integration test model that we introduced in 2012 and today you would say of course, everyone does CI CD, that's a no brainer. But you have to understand where it come from. Like I said, 64 development branches, things being checked in all over the place. So that was a pretty major transformation for us. And so essentially what happens is we kick off a build every three hours and we run two hours of continuous integration test. Really what drives this whole thing is what we call a virtual test bed and at the heart of that is our on tap simulator. So that's our software defined or software version of it that engineers use for development and test every single day. And then a couple of clients thrown in to help drive load because this is a storage system and we need to be able to scale those out very rapidly. If we tried to do this on hardware, you know, this wouldn't work not only because it would be very hardware intensive for one, but we couldn't scale to as rapidly as we need to. And one of the reasons we need to scale is to be able to satisfy these two hour tests running across 20 different teams. But we also have, it's not just the continuous integration test. You know, it's sort of bread and butter and it's interesting in and of itself and everything, but what really allows 1,000 people to work into this single code line is auto bisect and auto heal. So essentially when a test does fail and we've hardened the test, we had a whole process for how we hardened the test and how we introduced them into the code line. When a test does fail, we essentially cut up the code line and start bisecting the code line all around the check-in that, you know, for those two hours and spin up a whole nother set of virtual test beds to be able to go off and run tests against those. So, you know, it's an iterative process but we need to be able to do this very quickly and that's why I said we could only do this, you know, in a virtualized environment. And then we find the offending check-in, we remove that check-in, do another build, spin up more virtual test beds, run it until we get a pass and then the line is healed and we're good to go again, right?  That's not the case today. You know, maybe in a year or two we'll get there, this area is ripe for rearchitecture. Like I said, we introduced this, you know, this new process back in 2012. We didn't even have an OpenStack environment until late 2014. So as our global engineering cloud has grown, as OpenStack has taken over more and more of it, this is an area that's ripe for rearchitecture. All right, so now let's talk about the test side. And I say test, not QA, because this includes both developers and QA. We've driven a lot of test process back into our development organization, both with unit test, the continuous integration test that I was talking about and our developers are also starting to write and run a lot more automation as well. So this is an area that is much more entrenched served up by our global engineering cloud and OpenStack is a big part of that. So up on the upper left is what we call our shared compute services portal. This is the portal that engineers can go to and just get compute on demand, right? So we're building a storage system, we're not building applications. So what they typically need is just, either load generating clients or clients that have their tools in them, either for development or test, or a test environment baked in so they can just go ahead and run their automated test. And the reason I say flexible virtual compute here is because not only can they go there and get templates that are already predefined, which we've got hundreds of them, they can layer their software, layer their tools on top of that and then push that back into the global engineering cloud for reuse by other teams. If we had, like I said, there's roughly eight people working on our OpenStack environment, if we had, as that small organization, had to take those and engineer that and build that into our OpenStack cloud, we'd be way behind what our engineers actually need. The other, another area where it gets a lot of use is what we call our hybrid cloud lab. So this is a part of our data center that we have extended out to public cloud, and we've got roughly 300 people that work in that lab today, and that's growing, we have a lot more products that we're starting to build that are now working in the cloud. And that is a smaller part of our OpenStack environment, like I said, growing. All of the on-demand compute from there comes from OpenStack. And by far, our largest consumer of our global engineering cloud and as part of that OpenStack is what we call our common test lab. So this is where we've consolidated a lot of our hardware, and engineers go there and get both hardware and virtual, or some combination there of testbeds. This is where the majority of our automated tests get run. And that's another key part of, how we're able to go from that lengthy release cycle, 18 to 24 months down to six months, not only having those continuous integration tests, but having a higher level automated tests that our QA group runs to the tune of about 20,000 tests a month. And that uses quite a few VMs. We've got roughly a 6,000 VM turnover per day in that common test lab. And today, the way that we accommodate that is we do a bunch of pre-pulling of those VMs. They're mostly based on VMware. We revert to Snapshot when they're done. But with advances that we're making in our V2 architecture with OpenStack, we're able to now boot those VMs on demand and offer them up faster than we can actually revert back from Snapshot. So in about a month or so, we're gonna take that, we pre-pull like about 15,000 of these to accommodate for spikes.  All right, so let's shift gears a little bit and talk about enterprise-grade software-defined storage. So this is something that we just introduced two weeks ago into our OpenStack environment. It's essentially software-defined storage on demand. So our software-defined storage as a service. So this is powered by our Untap Select product and obviously OpenStack. This is not a marketing pitch. If you wanna know more about our software-defined storage, I've got links in the back here or come talk to me and be happy to. What I really wanna do is just tell you a little bit about it so we can talk about why this is valuable, why we put it in our OpenStack environment on demand for engineers. So essentially this is our Untap operating system running in a VM on commodity hardware, on your own hardware. So no engineered hardware in this case. It's available on VMware ESX today. We've got a version that's coming out on KVM later on this summer with our 9.2 release and you can do either single or phone node clusters. We're working on the ability to do other cluster sizes as well, that's on our roadmap. Today it's direct attached storage with disk in the host. We're also working on our roadmap is array storage and then you can get this different configurations depending on what your requirements are. This is a common reference platform. Doesn't really matter what the vendor is. The solution is vendor agnostic. The reason I show this is because this represents a test bed that we have in our common test lab. Four node cluster. The key here is really that we run it in the same way that our customers would in this configuration. So it is one Untap select instance per host. And that's while we have people that need to run it that way because they're either doing development or they're testing the solution. That actually represents a fairly expensive test bed for us to get and maintain. So what have we done to offset that, to help that out? So essentially what we've done is maybe it's available on demand as part of our open stack environment and at the base of it here at the foundation is that same flex pod configuration that I talked about at the beginning. With the addition of, we added solid fire into this to be able to offer up different performance tiers to our engineers. We've got different classes of people that are using this. Again, same things that we, configurations that we offer out to our customers. You can get a single or a four node. It's completely on demand provisioning dynamic in roughly 20 minutes. And I'll show you in the demo. The demo is not 20 minutes. You know exactly how an engineer would go request one of these things. Like I said, in about 20 minutes you can have a four node cluster. It's roughly seven to 10 minutes to get a single node cluster. So that's pretty fast. That reference architecture that I showed on the previous slide, the turnaround for that is usually hours if not days depending on what level it needs to be built up again from the RAID controller up or what state the previous tenant on that left it. So, hours to days versus 20 minutes. And the rest of it is, it's our same open stack architecture that we have in the rest of our cloud. It's all KVM, RHEL 7.3, RDO.  Then your instance is gonna be backed by our FAS solution. However, if you, let's say you're part of the system test team or you're trying to do something that requires a little bit more performance you're actually gonna drive load to it. Then your instances are gonna end up on solid fire with different QoS tiers. That's completely abstracted away from the user. They just say, I want these different levels of performance. It's a relatively small environment that we put together now. The entire engineering team is not working on our software defined product right now. So, we've got about 200, 220 instances available in this environment. And a split, more on the functional side. And so, what are the key benefits of this? Really is all about efficiency, VM density and lower cost. Being able to provide that lower cost test bed on demand. Rapid provisioning we talked about and then being able to provide different performance tiers to engineers based on their different needs. So, why does this matter? Why do we even care? Couple of reasons. First off, this represents the first software defined storage offering that we've put in our cloud. Making it available. Most of the other VMs are relatively simple. They provide a tremendous amount of value today. But this does really represent a little bit higher level, more complex service that we put together. And we also have, we're a portfolio company, so we've got a number of different storage offerings of which a number of those also have software defined. So, this really provides a blueprint and a roadmap for how we could be able to offer those up as part of our engineering cloud on OpenStack as well. The other thing is it does provide a reference architecture for customers. Most customers would want to use our software defined storage solution as underpinnings, as maybe as part of your under cloud as foundational services there. However, we have had some conversations with customers where they've got, there was one large service provider that had a fairly simple use case. They had a number of NFE templates they wanted to replicate throughout as different clouds that they had in different geographies. It was all based on OpenStack and they were interested in using on tap select as a single node just to be able, for it's snap mirror capability to be able to replicate. So, it has opened up a number of conversations regardless of how customers want to use it or not as the case may be. But it does provide some interesting conversations. And then the other thing is, as a side project of this, we created some heat templates for this. This is something that we wanna make available on our NetApp GitHub page. We don't use them internally. We use them in the OpenStack APIs.  But, that's not something that we'd really wanna or really could share easily with other people. So, the heat templates really are. All right, so I'm not gonna go through this bullet by bullet, there's a whole other session that could be on how we built this, how we architected it. The challenges we had along the way. I just wanted to hit on a couple of things here. Part of this is, when we started this project a little over a year ago, we didn't know what we didn't know. We understood what the requirements were, but we didn't know how to necessarily map those different components to OpenStack constructs. Avoiding template sprawl. So, this is, we've already got hundreds of templates anyhow, but think of this as, bring your own image is essentially what it is. So, developers are working on this, they're building code in their sandbox, and then they point at this image and say, build me one of those software defined clusters based on this image. So, that's something that can happen multiple times a day, spread across hundreds of engineers and all of a sudden, within a week or so, you've got 2,000 templates. So, we just decided, okay, forget it, we're not gonna do templates at all. We create a bootable cinder volume. We DD the image onto that cinder volume, connect the rest of the cinder volumes to that, to the Nova instance, boot up and away you go. And because of that, we're avoiding having to do multiple copies of the image. None of these images are the same, so you're not really gonna be able to take advantage of cloning and image caching anyhow. And then the other thing, what I hit on is just sort of the last, second to last bullet here, is this an infrastructure or is this a software defined storage problem? Like I said, this is code that's under development by the ONTAP engineers. So, when we do hit a problem, how do we know, how do we dig in and figure out is this a problem we're having in our OpenStack infrastructure today or is this a problem because there was some bug that was introduced in ONTAP. So, we've got, this is an evolving process. Like I said, we just rolled this out two weeks ago. We have an ops checklist that they go through and then we're working with our software defined, our software defined storage development team trying to do this jointly and work this out until we have a really solid process for how we figure that out. All right, way too much talking. Let's do a demo. So, what I'm gonna show here is essentially going to our portal and requesting a four node cluster. Like I said, this roughly takes 20 minutes. I've sped up parts of it considerably, but I just wanted to show you the process and really, excuse me, the simplicity that our engineers get. So, what you've been staring at here for, hopefully this is going for a few seconds, is our, what we call our shared compute services portal. This is where, this is the web UI version, but you can, everything that's done on the web, you can also do via the API as well. Is this actually running? No. All right. Sorry about that. Let's jump out of here and see if we can, looks like this might be the longer version. I have to skip through portions of it. Essentially, so there's a separate link for what we get, we call that's dot, right? That's our internal name software defined. I don't have any, so let's go ahead and create one.  Yes. Sorry. So, it's relatively simple form.  This is the testing purpose I want. One or four nodes, go ahead and select four nodes. We only have this available in our RTP facility today. And then I go say, okay, I want, how many data interfaces do I want? Let's go ahead and pick eight. I can personalize this a bit with the DNS name that's gonna show up. And then this is really the crux of it right here. Which kind of, which performance tier do you want? And so, again, standard goes on to our FAS, mid and high go on to our different QS tiers and solid fire. Let's go ahead and pick high. And that, then you just, the other thing is you have to say, how many data just do you want? Let's go ahead and pick 10 and 10 gigs. And then this is really, I was talking about bring your own image. This is where developer or QA specifies this is the full path to the image. This is a KVM raw image. And then the other thing is we do cluster health check afterwards so you can decide whether or not you wanna keep the cluster if it fails. Then you just press go and it's off running. Let me stop this for real briefly, just wanna. So we press go there. Essentially what that did was it passed it off to our workflow engine in the background. And this is the thing that sort of spans the different hypervisors and can select different regions and different clusters. And essentially what it did is it says, okay, this is only available in our OpenStack cluster. Let me hand this off to the provisioning script that's gonna do that. And so what that provisioning script does, like I said, we use the OpenStack APIs. It goes off, it creates all of the Cinder volumes that it needs based on the system volumes that are needed for this as well as the number of data disks that you asked. Each of those data disks represents a different Cinder volume. It goes off and dynamically creates the ports that you need based on the number of data interfaces that you requested, builds, creates the Nova instances, ties it all together. And then I can just go look at the logs, the build logs and see what's happening there. This is the part that takes 20 minutes. Let's speed this up. Yep, I went a little too far. Essentially what happened was, as it went through and did the build it all, so we connect serial ports to it, serial ports are very important to be able to do debugging as well as to be able to jump on the console. And then what I did, what we do is we present the telnet line basically to the end user saying, this is how you actually get to the console. And what I'm showing here is just actually jumping on that console and ONTAP is doing its boot up process. And this happens to be the first node because that's the one that does the clustering. That part itself takes about 10 minutes. We'll skip through that. And then when that's done, you can go get on the cluster management port, which is essentially a virtual interface that spans all of the nodes in the cluster and can fail over. So what I'm showing here is just going through a couple of different commands showing, yes, the for node cluster is up and running. There's the different disks and stuff like that. And I'm just showing here, yes, it is indeed open stack. Here's what they look like in the horizon dashboard. We don't give end users the ability to go in and log into horizon itself. Like I said, we have that abstracted shared compute services portal. And then because it's the same ONTAP, you can use all the same management tools. So I'm just showing here going into our on box system manager. It was much better with everything sped up. All right, so we're in there's our for node cluster. From there, you can go in, you can create the higher level constructs with aggregates and storage virtual machines and volumes and all that good stuff. It is full-fledged ONTAP. So all right, so where do we go from here? We've already given our engineers a lot of value with our global engineering cloud, with on demand compute as well as that new software defined storage as a service that we introduced two weeks ago. But we'd still like to offer some higher level services. This is not a baked set in stone list, but there's a couple of things that we would like to add bare metal as a service. It's not a huge demand from our consumer base, but it is something we'd like to take a look at and see what we can provide with ironic, maybe database as a service. There's a couple of other things. And then Manila, we've got developers that write Manila drivers for our storage products and that's something we'd like to be able to offer out to our engineers as well, file share as a service. Containers, like I said, so many sessions on containers this week. We have a number of groups that are now starting to work with containers. And so we really want to get our head around how we can provide centralized services for containers. So containers as a service, as well as are there interesting architectural things that we want to do with maybe putting our control plane part of OpenStack into containers and containerizing that. Every two OpenStack architecture, I think the session this afternoon goes into that a little bit more, but essentially we're gonna move from that region-based architecture that I showed to availability zones and rather than limiting each of those to 15 compute nodes, that'll scale to hundreds of nodes. And the other thing is, like I said, we're on track to be at 80% OpenStack KVM in our global engineering cloud by next January. That's gonna reduce our enterprise license agreement with VMware, that's cool. Really though, more significantly, this represents our significant commitment to OpenStack. So our journey with OpenStack has been going for roughly two and a half years now. It was a crawl, walk, run. We're at the, certainly at the walking stage now, moving towards a run. But essentially for internally, we're our private cloud, we're almost all in on OpenStack. And then lastly, just a few resources here. I got a couple of links on, if you want to know more about our software defined storage solution. There is a pointer to the session last year at the Austin Summit, that was a discussion of what we've done, how we built this out. But I would really recommend going to the session this afternoon at 1.30, where Seth Forgosh is gonna talk about what we've done, how we built this out, more on the architectural side, and how we've automated the whole thing with Puppet. And then lastly, go to netapp.io, excuse me, go to netapp.io for all things containers in OpenStack at NetApp. And that's it.


The following is a presentation of TFNN, The Tiger Technician Hour with your host, Basil Chapman. Call now. Call free at 1-877-927-6648. Basil Chapman here on this Wednesday, the 6th of March, and we're looking at a very interesting market here. The Dow saw to the upside from yesterday's low in the 38,480s. Here we are trading with a high today of 38,837. That's pretty good, except now we're only up 123 at 38,705. I should just add for the Dan Plop, the target of 2050-100 has just been hit. Okay, that's in the email. Now let's just do this. Actually I'll just show that to you now because it's a really important session we've got in the one-minute chart. We had a peak here at about 9.30 this morning at 51.22.25. That was also a leg F, then became a peak F in the five minutes. Turns out to be a peak F in the 10-minute chart. There's that blue horizontal line going all the way back from around about the 24th of February that I called. I said this is a narrow channel that the midpoint of it will become something that we have to monitor going into February and going into March probably. And here we are. It's hit it so many times. It pushed all the way up much higher now. It's back to the 5100 level. So I'm going to be watching this. Now let's just go through the market one at a time. The Dow. The Dow is trading up 116 and 38,007. Oh, that didn't mean to do that. So you're on chart. You're doing as many things at once as I've been doing since 6 o'clock this morning. Okay. There we go. So this is the Chubb Wave Insight Track Repelence Zone. This is a technique I developed. I've got webinars on it. If you're a subscriber, you can go to them as many times as possible, review them. What I am going to look at, and this is going to be quite important, and I have to say congratulations, John, on your trade in SMHs. It was really, really nice to see with the options, et cetera. Okay. That's in the debt. So the Dow trading at 133. You see the Insight Track Repelence Zone with a high of 39,282. On the 23rd, I think it was. Did I put the wrong date? Yeah, 23,24. Oh, I forgot the little line in the middle. There it is. Let me do that. There is your line forward slash go. Okay. So that went right to the top, the green line. Actually, you know what? I'm going to expand this because this is such an important session. Expanding it so you can see. So this is a technique I developed where I highlight with a trend line. You've obviously got to have two high highs or low lows. We're able to get a trend line. But then you can draw a channel, and the channel is a parallel line. And you can see how the price in this channel, this Insight Track Repelence and how the price just kept going there every time it went. It's like a little electric shock. It got pushed away. But every time it got pushed away, it still made higher lows until yesterday. Now, I should do that now because it's so appropriate, but I won't. There's a technique that I developed ages ago. All of those of you who do work on candles, I have a cup. Maybe I'll have to do a webinar. I'll have a webinar on candles one of these days because I have a few candles that I've patterns that I've developed over the decades that I think are really quite important. Certainly the one that I'm looking at here is this Chapman Wave. There's a little mini Chapman Wave Red Roman candle. It's a nice big green one, and they have certain parameters, expectations. So what happened was I said, if we trade underneath the midpoint of this long wick, it doesn't look long now, but believe me, let me see if I can do an icon. It was a long wick just three days ago, four days ago. If it trades there for more than 90 minutes in the next two days, watch out because if you're not able to take the low out, if you go much lower, what would happen? It went right down to the inside track pro-palon zone, and it plunged right through it. And if I show you on this particular chart that I show subscribers every day when I do my analysis, it went through the red 20-period exponential moving average. And now we're trading right on it at 38,736. You can see that the 120-minute chart plummeted from this dreaded H pattern. It looks like a lowercase H. Take out the left side. It went much sharper. It can go one-to-one to the downside, which it did. It went right to the 200-period moving average. It stopped dead yesterday, and now it's trying to bounce off it. It's had a nice bounce. So far, I'm calling it a bounce. I'm not ignoring any action in the market right this time. Why? Because you know that highs are made in a rotational way invariably. It's seldom that all the indices, key indices, make the high on the same day. They do make lows on the same day, if not on the same day, it's within two days. So that's a big difference. And now what we're looking at is you've got this inside track pro-palon zone, which could turn out to be a repellent zone. Not only that, the 9-period moving average, let me just show you here. The 9-period moving average in the Dow, if I can do this. Yep, there it is, has turned down. And now you've got both the green and the black. Look, when a pullback so sharp began, there was a chance that we could go negative. That 9-period moving average didn't even budge. It was beautiful. And there was just a momenty slight turn down, more flat than anything else, in the black 14-period moving average. Now it is turning down a little bit. But the day is so young, you've got this. What if the Fed says we're going to start implementing some form of cuts? That's going to be quite something. See interest rates through the Fed's eyes start to come down. It's going to be tough to do. I don't think they're going to announce anything quite like that at the moment. So we're looking at this. You can see the gray. The one is the same chart. This only has the 9- and 14-period moving averages. And now look what's going on. When you come down sharply like this, that's where the 9-period moving average can turn pink by closing lower. But it hasn't. Look, it didn't do it there and hasn't done it yet. So as I say, the day is young. All right, let's get out of this. I've got so much to discuss. Let me get back to this. So what we're looking at here is the S&P. It went to its chapter inside track repellent zone. Tiny little doger candle, 51, 40.33, 41, 49.67. I thought 31, 49.67. Could agree if I thought I updated it. 9.67, tiny doger candle, and it's pulling back. Gap down hasn't yet filled the gap. Day is young. Anything can happen. All right. Look at the weekly chart. It's pretty fantastic. Weekly chart is only in leg B and it made a new height, all-time high this week. So, therefore, it continues leg B. 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There's no catch or added costs when you join our community of traders. Sign up today and become a part of this educational community of traders. Just visit the front page of TFNN.com. At 1-877-927-6648 internationally. At<PHONE_NUMBER>. Hi, folks. We're back down to 180, just to relentlessly pushing higher. The S&P's up 25. We'll see exactly what happens later in the day when the Fed speaks, but we've got Mike in Kansas City. Mike, how are you? I'm great, Basil. How are you? I'm very well. What would you like to look at? I've got what I think is a great teaching opportunity for you on the Chapman Wave or for you to teach us. I've been looking at this Harmony Weekly chart for a while. I got into Harmony a few weeks ago at 585. By my count on the Weekly chart, I've got Harmony in a leg F slash A. Obviously, there's a huge difference between if it's an F or an A. I just think it's probably an A, but we'd love to hear your thoughts on what things we can look at to determine if it's an F or an A. Because if it's an A, all pullbacks should be looked at as buying opportunities, and if it's an F, obviously, we know what that means. Right.  I've already done quite a bit of work on Harmony, but what I haven't done in the Monthly chart, I wanted to see what the acceleration to the upside would do before I even thought about it. Actually, I was going to do the Monthly chart, but I'm actually going to do the Weekly now. It's too long. Let me just do this. Let me go backwards. The Monthly chart is in a leg D. Very few of the gold stocks have this kind of strength. This is Harmony Gold Folks HMY's symbol, up 14 cents today at $7.03. It was on my list for my subscribers when I was choosing a gold stock the other day, and I decided that I would choose another one that also had a very strong pattern, also in the single digits. That wasn't really the issue, but it was nice that it had a good pattern in the single digits. Let me just show you something here. If you look at patterns, I may as well go to this chart here because that's the most important thing that I look at. Let me do that. Cancel there. There are so many charts. This is what I'm looking at. I look at three major trends, just in lines and curves. Straight up, straight down is one. Cup formation is another. Then you can get a combination. When you come straight down, you make the arch formation. I was speaking about that earlier on, where there was a one-to-one of the arch to the downside. In the cup formation, you can get the same thing. Most of you are looking at straight line, cup or arch. Well, look at this. This here, on a purely visual basis, you might also remember that I'm not a big fan of when the Chapman Wave fails at a peak D in a retracement back to either an all-time high or a pretty major high that was made. This is a leg D. To be really bullish, it needs to take out the monthly high of the 20th of July at July or 2020 at 7.61. Yet it is at 7.05 with absolutely fabulous action. That's number one. Number two is, what I do then is I grab the left side lip and I drag a line. In this case, I like to take the rectangle and I take it, usually I start off by saying, what if I went to the exact low? I call this a plum line in the Chapman Wave cup formation or arch formation match. Left side, right side, price-time match. What I would do is then I'd go click and I'd give you a right side and that takes you all the way to, whoa-ho-ho, that takes you all the way to November of this year where it should get just 60 cents higher. So that to me is just, that's not right. That just doesn't look right, it isn't right. So then what I do is I say, okay, that's incorrect. What would I do next? Well, I try to find a particular candle and in this case right here, that's the candle of, yes, that's the candle of June and I go to the right, oops, and I go to the right side, right there.  So I go click and I see where it takes me to because I want to do a Chapman Wave inside wedge targeted repellent line. And this one takes me to next month, which is fine and now I'm going to go from the left side trough of importance, I'll go right here and I'll do this and the only reason why I'm doing this is because your question was, is this a potential not just short term trade but an intermediate term trade? I think that's your question and I'm trying to do this work to say my longer term chart says that the 760A was a seven, there it is, 761 high in 2020 should be hit this month or next month but the next resistance on the monthly chart is at 739, so that says the MACD is good, statistics at 87% on balance volume was overboard now, it's pulled back a little bit, the 9 is still very strong this is a powerful move regardless of whether it's in LEGD or whatever it is in the monthly chart it's a very powerful move now the way I look at this in the weekly chart is this is an expanding, it's not one of my favorite patterns but it's one I always draw in and that's this expanding wedge like a cone formation, there are a lot of technical analysts that use this particular pattern I use it just because it's there and it's a trend line but you can see there's almost like a price match in the number of time match 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 bars between the high of the week of the 22nd of December of 658, big pull back to the 14 period moving average and then the rally to a slightly higher high of 676, the week of the 2nd of Feb, then it takes 1, 2, 3, 4 this is only 5 bars, one week less and it's taken out that resistance so to me that says the 9 period moving average on the pullback never even went close to turning negative so that says it's still a powerful, the indicator of last resort is still extremely powerful now we look at the magti which was weak we have to wait until Friday at 4 o'clock to talk about it as if that's the bar that closes so it's only at this particular point the magti is trying to cross positive if it does that's a good thing but it hasn't yet on balance lines a little overboard stochastic is only at 45 so this is a work in progress and it's saying if you want to do measured moves this is a bigger measured move to the upside than any of the to leg D or to leg E this is very positive so I'll leave the question just for the moment and I'll put it in and we'll see what we're going to do now the reason why I want to do this because so many of the stocks that have done well are going to have the same question now we've got a very quick in this second cup formation looking at the dating chart it's making higher highs it actually made a slightly lower low so this is a brand new move and now what we're looking at is we're looking at this big move to the upside having a doji candle yesterday and now breaking the size of the above it in leg D that's very positive and the stochastic is at 97% the unbalance of volume, the biggest spiral to the upside says it could be getting a little tired now just as it did at the previous BG can you hold on? I will, thanks. 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on all new premium newsletter subscriptions and services you have absolutely nothing to risk so why wait tune in live to Tiger TV and transform your trading journey because when you know better you invest better join us and experience the difference today TFNN Educating Investors How many I've actually got GDX right now because I need to see that that's in leg B because the castings at 93% the on balance volumes really nicely it's running nicely it's not overbought the RSI look yes the relative strength moving up and it's just surpassed the 200-period moving average in the daily but the day is young and the week is young we'll see I think that's going to be a magnet line but you've got 29.99 as the 200-period moving average that it always likes to test so that's another good sign for harmony as long as we've got the GDX and gold moving to the upside so what I'm looking at here is that the breakout has turned I think this is actually more important to you to say what would be the support level that really tells me that if that goes even thinking intermediate term is not right because you have to deal with the current move down and what I would say is at any point in the next today's Wednesday so let's give it a full week and a half in that week and a half if it's able to get to 740 oh if it gets to that 760 level that was the high of November that's fantastic but that should also be very strong resistance but in the meantime it's acting so well that we want to see the Friday close in the weekly chart because this little with this U shape which becomes a cup shape formation in the weekly chart will just dissipate it won't be a relevant one if the weekly chart it doesn't have to close there I'd say it doesn't have to close out prefer for dead but if it's able to have a little bit of a pull back today's Wednesday maybe Thursday and by Monday or Tuesday of next week we get that test of the 738 to 742 level that'll say to me that you're starting to build a base and I'll draw this in as a base because for me to look out with anything that can happen whether it's geopolitical political would be silly to say oh yeah this looks fantastic it's absolutely an A and we're going to go to B C and D that's what the Chapman wave does rather than F it could still go to a G with an alternate count so I don't want to get there right now then to say a gap up in the week is just coincidental that it happens to be a Monday because that would have been a continuation pattern but it's a gap up nevertheless and as a result what we're looking at is that this whole base of 5 I'm going to say 560 I'll give it just a little room because it go under but it needs to close above it needs to close about 540 in the next two weeks I'd even say three weeks it could go sideways but that's really the issue the further that it breaks to the upside and I could do a measured move now but we've already got the cup formation with a measured move it's almost there from the low of 340 341 the week of the 18th of August to the high that was made 548 the high that was 543 that was made back on the week of the 5th of May we've got that expansion to the upside so that kind of coincides where you should have resistance in the GDX it's the same sort of thing so as I'm looking at it now your question didn't need to take this long but I didn't want to do the work because it was one that I'd consider I did the same kind of work on the stock that we haven't got yet that I wanted we just missed it and this is in the same category and the other one was a South African stock as well so how many gold looks very good and the fact that it's in D in the monthly is not an issue doesn't mean to say oh my god we're in a D watch out the previous D went all the way to an E so that's not an issue it's the 9 period moving area so strong in the monthly so strong in the weekly and just becoming strong in the dating that's important so I like it very much those are the levels that I'd be looking at now if you do want to look to the upside was fascinating about harmony I open up the monthly chart long term you've got all the way to 14 to just under 14 the double top that was made back in April 13.69 to 13.73 the following month of May this is a chapter with two bar reversal that's a peak A B C that's your D so that goes all the way back to 2011 so this is coming a very long cup a bowl formation actually and the moment it starts trading maybe by the spring and another maybe month or two if it really keeps this up if it starts to trade on a weekly basis in the eights and nines all of a sudden you're taxing levels that it hasn't been in since 2012 so I like it it was a long answer but I'm doing this only because it's really to a lot of the gold stocks so I hope that helps you as well that was that was very helpful the bottom line is there's there's really nothing for me to do I'm just going to sit on my hands and watch it play out thank you okay pleasure and thank you for calling and any questions you have with the channel we'd like you had now just send send them over and we'll deal with them on the thank you very much so okay so there are a couple of questions that I needed to get you let me just look down yes PLTR I always get a question about Palantir I said I like it it's getting a little bit there's some resistance around in this area the nine-period moving average is very strong I said it's arching over is that a peak F I really have to say that this is now probably a G slash C and I've got an alternative count because the important nine-period moving average is above the very much above the 14 but I do think okay let me just draw this in on a purely visual basis I'm going to say that this area here this rectangle that I've drawn I think it's going to be the containment area for Palantir technologies over the next two three weeks that it could pop up a little bit but it's going to keep coming back into the 22s and the question I was asked the other day is the support and I said 22 is the support if it starts to trade in the low 21 area then you've got to consider that this huge gap earnings maybe or whatever it was of the beginning of February in the 19s that could be tested but at this point leg D in the weekly chart I could be an option now it's a leg D leg D in the monthly everything here says that there's a good chance of this area that I'm circling let me get my error between I'd say it could go a little higher maybe to the 27s today went to 26 30 in the 27s but I'm suspecting that that's going to be the building block for a base and the weekly chart I'd say it looks very good but if it gives back some of this long move up that was made back in the 6th of on 9th of February the low of 16 high 1648 and 2511 was the high yeah some of that midway should be filled in towards 20.85 so that's what I'm looking at for a Palantir oh where was the other one oh could I just run these Microsoft yep Microsoft Microsoft's trading 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four side fund services LLC this program is brought to you by Vista Gold traded on the NYSE American and TSX under the symbol VGZ a couple of questions came in I'll do the first one MJ I had a position and look what happened it had a really nice move up two peak D's first one just like that homily we're looking at a DOE and then a pullback so then it started a big move and it did the same thing except this one stalled just under fall and a pullback and then what happened is that the pink the nine-page moving average was so strong green went pink and then what happened is this chapter wave inside check propellant zone became a repellant zone and I'm not interested I'm sorry I've said that this is a very important thing why because if it managed to get to the four into the four twenty four thirty area that would have said you know this is now in play finally alternate harvest ETF kind of a sanctity is working the MSOS had a slightly better chop and then they started to match one another not looking very good there's a generation remember we're looking at that pattern when you come straight down you have a ready and a peak A or a B you turn down take out the left side low that's happening right now that's the advisor she is pure US cannabis I think for subscribers this will be on our list probably more than the MJ which is Canadian more Canadian it includes the Canadian this is purely US cannabis I'll check him out but we're out of it I the reason is I believe very strongly that if you had it now I said that the MJ that there's a chance you could hold this and in a few months time no matter what it did on the downside wherever you got in it'll be much higher in fact I wouldn't be surprised if it goes to the sixes or eights later in the year especially in the political situation gets to the point where whoever this is another this is a potential for another group of voters right whatever age group it is so as I imagine I'm just thinking out loud but I'm not prepared to have it for subscribers getting in at about 350 and then seeing it go down to 250 that's I mean 30 30 40 percent decline even though I'm saying that I think when it finally kicks in it's going to be really quick though you'll just it'll start slowly and then gone a really good speed almost like the gold stocks have just done but I it has to do that I need price to do that I need it to be trading in the 420 so I said got a tight stop we're out we're done I can always get back and that's just the way it is so for MJ for subscribers we're now out of it we're going to have to just wait it's on the list that was it next one was Tesla a couple of people asked me really I think Tesla's going well look he has the arch permission let me just show you this so there's a particular pattern in my webinars if you're going to subscribe you can check out all the webinars there's a case where I talk about straight line down and then you make an arch formation or an inverted V but it goes to an A or a B peak A or a B then it fails if it takes out the left side low look it just did that right there little H pattern another one H pattern then there was a sharp rally in Tesla and what did it went from a low to a peak B C and then it fails if you fail to peak C minus by going lower than the left side low and let's just see exactly where that is right now we've got a bunch of things to discuss and let me get a move on I think to say so 184 68 was the low of the 5th of February 173 we're already under that we're in the 173 so I draw in the arch formation and if it closes sharply below this then and the technical starts to deteriorate and look the magnet is now just turned negative stochastic is already at 40% should go down to the 20% or lower there we are on balance volume is weak the 9th period yesterday turned pink and it's pink today and you remember these one to ones that we had on the way to the downside testing the 200 period moving average so I'm not saying that just yet I'll have to do that tomorrow but right now and there was I don't want to do it I haven't got time there's an arch formation with the left side right side price time match going to tomorrow that says if you take out the left side low and close sharply below it you've got two days in which to close back above 173.01 173.05 175.01 if I can't do that it means that there's a chance you could do a one to one so that's just on a 30 point basis that says and I usually just I don't go exactly from that low to the downside but I start off with a moving average or a candle or a or a gap so this is going from 190 that really says 160s is a target for Kessler so that's your question oh upside says 190 is very strong resistance at the moving average the next one was VNO Vinado is that Vinado that's a reach right rather 26.56 I believe it is Vinado Realty Trust haven't looked at it for years used to have it all notated don't anymore for some reason so the question is can it go much higher I think it's holding quite nicely at 26.56 it needs to it cannot close below 25.60 a point low and that just is now a rectangle formation not going anywhere but if it closes if it is 27.20 that's a quite a bit away today's up 27 cents then you got to look at the left side high of the 27.40 level of the 12th of February but that monthly charts the weekly chart says the 9 is still over the 14 but it's starting to weaken all the technical indicators are weakening the 9 is still over the 14 but it looks to me that I need to say to you if in the next three weeks I'm going to give it all the way through third week of March if there is a neck of this low of 24.17 the week of the 16th of February I'm pretty sure that green 9 prem moving average is going to turn pink so and the monthly chart yeah it's good nothing wrong with it but it needs the daily to help the weekly and the weekly to help the monthly it helps you oh IW IWT this is really important this is a transportation average I why am I forgetting all of a sudden after all these years blanking out I transportation T oh I WMIWT must be oh man I did that just a short while ago look at the IW you all right I'll get in a moment that's the transportation index we need to look at it was doing very nicely what is going on why would I forget IWT ETF for transport index see if I can get it here let's go yeah yeah yeah I don't need that I don't need that oh just tell me what it is someone in the den anybody know what it is IWT of course I'll take this a million times there we are IWT IWT made a peak G three days ago 283.74 I'm watching this because it has made an all-time high above the 282.40 high of May this is that this is the this is the plum line right here the beautiful number of bars on the left from the high to the low to where we are right now it did it exactly last month that was in February it broke it by just a fraction of 282.40 it went to 280 let me tell you now what it went to 282.25 25 just under but it did everything look there's a traffic wave inside wedge target resistance line there's leg D so this is saying a potential double top it doesn't say it's going to happen but I am watching very closely all right thank you for that I'll be right back in a moment I always check the day I certainly did I'll be back in a moment I was at 534 are you ready to take charge of your financial future TFNN is your gateway to the world of trading and investing whether you're starting out or scaling up TFNN empowers traders and investors of all skill levels with top notch investing systems strategies and techniques it's time to protect and grow your money with insight you can trust join us live Monday through Friday during market hours for exclusive content that moves with the markets at TFNN we bring the trading floor to you our seasoned hosts are here to answer your calls and questions live on the air check out the Tigers Den for just one dollar and follow us on YouTube and become part of our vibrant community and remember at 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reversal on the left side yes it's an item reversal at 2718 because of the way the MACD is rising in the weekly chart the stochastic is okay at 32% I'm not sure if you're looking to go long what I would say to you is that it's extremely oversold this is Pfizer but at 2718 why not if this is the question why not just nibble here at 2719 I would absolutely have just for the nibble I'd have a two point stop and let's look at it again tomorrow maybe even today's Wednesday maybe even Friday we'll give it a little room that gap some of the gap might be full but it's at least telling you that if this is the start of another move up you can do something with it by starting a position it gives you a better feel for it just a tiny little position SYM that's some body I've read some of the things about the CEO and others selling 5 million 10 million with a stock you might understand this is a nice move up today hopefully turns a period moving out this is a real tough one period at 21 it went to 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What's going on everyone Sam here late in sports cards We are doing a 2022 pinning three and two first off the line in Chronicles baseball hobby eight box mixer number one Random team style. Here's a look again at your random results As always you can find these on the website under the results tab as well as the link That's currently in chat. Let's get going on this one. Good luck here, everybody We'll do our four boxes of Chronicles first and then we'll do our four boxes of three and two to end it So good luck everybody still got another one of these mixers to fill after I believe there's 16 spots to go last time we checked But yeah, it's definitely gonna be a lot of fun I'm very excited to rip some some Chronicles and three and two. So good luck everybody Let's go ahead and do it Got trout. There's a J rod luminance base We've got a Connor Siebold. What's up SG? Steven Connor Siebold, there's a Shane Boz rookie Ryan Beled Jake Berger we've got first is gonna be Curtis Terry on the studio auto That's gonna be 51 out of 99 going to the 20s. Congrats there Minnesota. Nice one there I'm gonna move my monitor a little bit here Go ahead Yeah, he is. Oh you already had him on there. Yeah. Yeah, I had him on there already. You did it. Yeah Yeah, but I need to make sure it's on this one the dog Ruhon on the rookie Yeah, I would say just put like blank guy is guy just write it down. Yeah Yeah, it's a big Panini release day today, that's why SG There's a Colin Welker to 199 for the Rockies a little bit of peeling on the bottom there you can kind of see We'll send a empty box and wrapper with the Rockies. Sorry about that Good to go So just empty box and wrapper goes with the Rockies is that peeling? Sorry again Rockies Aaron Judge Josh Lowe. We've got America's pass sign. That's gonna be O'Neill Cruz on the Jersey cart. That's going to the pirates Grats on that one up pirates Little action for you there O'Neill Cruz and an Alex Bregman refractor. That is not number You're good, though. No worries Sean and I had a miscommunication more than anything. You're good though. Yeah, you're no worries at all It's all taken care. Oh, yeah, we're all good to go I gotta go on the IL. I think I have a finger injury. Oh, don't try to skip out on ski ball I'm not skip. I will come in with a cast I will come in with a cast there's a person to play ski boat to smash you and ski ball Brandon Marsh, there's a Bobby Whit jr. Nice one there Royals on the spectra rookie and a Kunya. That's gonna be not numbered I Will apply I will literally shatter my Entire hand bone and I will still come in and slap you around in that in that game We've got O'Neill Cruz Going to the pirates man. I only made it through not even through the first box of the day already got a strike Joe Ryan. There's Rodolfo Castro It's gonna be auto Lopez going to the Blue Jays nice one there 16 out of 50 Grats on that one Blue Jays draft ticket auto Lopez and some blue box Little Bob action. I want my shirt today that the ski ball Yeah, just so you know as you the ski ball thing that like you took from the sticker from literally right behind you No, that's how it's made. Yeah, that's how it's made.  We've got the dog brew on going to the rays nice one there Tampa that is not numbered on the Raise auto and Julio Rodriguez I'll get away with some more strikes. All right, perfect. It's all I care about once you're gone, Kyle. Wow, we're at it Oh my god. Thank you guys That's awesome, dude Yeah, this is a fun mixer a lot of hits coming out of this which is pretty awesome like it's gonna be a very good recap drew Ellis we've got Trey Mancini and A Juan Soto I'll do for boxing one of Chronicles I feel my break sheets out at some point. I'm gonna do that tomorrow.  You're gonna have to yeah I do have to tighten that up You have to tighten that up between selling your own cards and then working here. Oh, yeah Yeah I'm gonna we just live here man. Yeah, okay. That's for sure Brandon Donovan Greg Deakman lock it in. Let's go Josh. Hello Silver Matt Brash nice one there for the Mariners We've got your dawn Alvarez We go five of five deep space. Who do you think that's going to hit? Kyle P. There he is Kyle Whoo locked and loaded locked and loaded on the air your dawn five of five Way to start a nastiness That's so sick congrats man. We'll get that in a mag for you Kyle Kyle is just Kyle just comes out swinging when he comes in group Rigs here Juan Soto All right next pack Is it a 180? Yeah, I got it's pretty thick Zack short Lars last new bath As a Hans Krauss that's gonna be one at 66 out of 199 going to the Phillies We've got come on. There you go Josh Bell on the silver and a J. Rob Not number. I got max for days. Oh, yeah, we've got pallets where it's a mags. Let's go pallets Acuña There's an on hell Zerpa for the Royals nice one there on the red. We've got Acuña again Sentian there's gonna be a Shohei Otani on the Americas pastime for the Angels Nice one there congrats angels Josh Donaldson for the Yankees and a V doll a Bruhan on the refractor. I didn't realize we had the World Series on again This would be the travel day Cal Raleigh big dumper dumper Got Brian De La Cruz Bobby Whit rookie for the Royals It's gonna be one a yep as Yep, as again, we got Trevor Larnack on the auto that's going to the twins nice little that auto there for you twins And a Nolan are not another that'd be so sick another super out of chronicles dude It's got a lot of chronicles were opening Terry of a doll Bruhan rookie. Yeah, SG Personals probably won't start till about 1 1 30 because we're gonna be behind tonight Because it is a release day. So we tend to take a little bit more time on those. There's a redemption and there's a lot more work Yeah, who's going where exactly? Yeah, it's just a little more work I grab a filler for me. I had some over here force just got rid of them all I guess this guy Yeah, we got with chronicles draft pick. We have to look up where everybody goes. So So yeah, it's just a little bit more legwork rookie jersey autographs neon blue 111 Brandon Marsh nice one there angels congrats. Hey, Loose. It's a pretty solid card Heck yeah, dude Let me just double-check. I'm assuming he will be don't write anything yet because I think it might he could be Philly's potentially Let's see Probably won't be it'll probably be angels, but we'll take a look here. I would be pretty shocked if he's a Philly in this Marsh angels Yes, he is an angel in everything. Yeah angel Let me get back to my results cool He did have a nice home run last night. That was the one that was like challenged kind of you see the bet that dude put in Mm-hmm Hoskins swerver marsh and we all meet up put a hundred bucks on that those five would hit a home run in that game You want a hundred and something grand? That's unbelievable. Do you imagine sweating out that last? Just every time he went up and then the exhilaration Hit that Martian I think yeah, oh and boom. It was not real Muto's boom Good call say a Suzuki. There's a blue Robert Suarez the 99 Padres Not manning There's a yada your Molina. That's gonna be America's pastime Jersey Nice one there for the Cardinals Josh Donaldson. He tell Marta Rotting away in Arizona now Yeah, yeah, like any sane person would do Marge Harper With all Bruhan Andre Jackson we've got Jose Siri 50 out of 99 three colored RPA Going to the Astros congrats again Kyle 20 to go for our first Select draft picks Chronicles NBA guys Jram. That's gonna be your first look at the new rookies You're gonna be looking at Palo Bancaro Chet Holmgren Jabari Smith jr. Keegan Murray Benedict Mathurin all those kinds of guys first look at autos Those are all random team styles. You have the same amount of chances to get all the big guys Sounds good. See you later, Ashley. There's a brand much Jay rod on the recon. I like the recon base. They actually look very good. They're sure there's a wander limited rookie very Easily deep man. There's a right side up TJ Friedel 38 out of 50. That's going to the Cincinnati Reds Nice one there on the draft ticket Matt Manning rookie Do that that one's a little bit thicker. We'll do that one last Jeez four spots to go man. That was quick. Thank you guys We've got a Ronald Acuna jr.  It depends I think his sticker stuff might be redemptions of live stuff or is on card might be live. I Got some base coming up here. There's a trout We've got Jake Myers this time going to the Astros again nine out of 49 Congrats Kyle. Kyle killing it on this break with the straws Telling you guys the Astros and PYT's and Chronicles there is like one team every single time that I in every single random team that we do There's one team. I'm always like they're very good like take a look at this team the Astros and three and two and Chronicles have so many hits. It's unbelievable PYT's that should be one of the first teams to go and in my opinion from my experience of breaking this and what I've seen Astros are like very good O'Neill Cruz classics rookie Wander on the Zenith nice one there for the race Jeremy Pena four out of five Kyle Holy cow Look at that big-time Pena rookie Dude that's sick Mag that for sure. Yeah, why not man?  That's so awesome She unbelievable man. You're down right there as well as Hans Krause. Would you just look at it? Look at it Bro, there's no shot we can keep pulling Astros stuff O'Neill Cruz that's gonna be Matt Manning Got a Robert Suarez Going to the Mariners, that's gonna be J-Roc Aaron Ashby There's a different team Tony Santian on the Americas pastime 98 at 99 going to the Reds nice one there Reds And a See bow, who do you have again raise? Alright, we got to pull you a wander Oh, we pulled you up Bruhan at least which is nice and then John's got the Guardians me play a Clement Glenn Otto Auto auto non-auto trout. There's a Whitmere field silver for the Royals and a redet murders rookie astronomical break Is that fur on Fur on the jokester appreciate you my Matthew. There's a torque rookie Yeah, these are fun man. These are good now. He said we still got four boxes of three and two photo as well That's gonna be AJ Alexi 13 out of 23 on the cracked ice going to the Rangers nice one there, Texas Robert F There you go, Robert grass buddy Chris Bryant Three to go now or next break. There's a Torkelson rookie say a Suzuki Silver We've got nice 74 out of 199. That's gonna be Wilson Contreras going to the Cubs nice vet auto there Congrats Dustin picking up a Wilson Contreras out of the Spectre. That's on card as well. I'll take that and a Bryce Harper That's pretty solid. I don't know who's in there. I'll take a Wilson dress Not bad. Yeah, he's an all-star So probably been traded but Lucius Fox Yeah, very clean auto as well very true Strider that's gonna be a gold one. So no, yes, it is six out of ten. There you go, Washington National Steve asks Congrats Steve Your boy right there Yeah And Freddy from Three and two photo guys. Good luck. We got four boxes of this as well different Steve different Steve s nice. Oh, yeah That's it Sure, she'll come around to it Yeah, different Steve s I think SG is Steve in all right. We've got Miguel Cabrera two out of three nice one there tigers That's pretty cool That's gonna be a red Xander Bogarts five out of six first off the line parallel Bob Gibson that's gonna be five out of 150 nice one there for the Now our hits we've got Frank Thomas full count swatches That is gonna be six of six game-worn material. Congrats white socks That's literally Kyle Kyle's now getting a game used Frank Thomas There you go, man. And then we've got is this a combo No going to Jeffrey s five out of six timeless moments least Gonzalez When they beat the Yankees in the World Series, let's go brutal nice one there. Congrats on that That's actually pretty sick Jeffrey s. I love these timeless moments guys one-on-one basketball comes out on Friday One-on-one basketball on Friday That stuff is gonna be electric Just recently calling him a cry baby. Oh boy That's a cool one for Arizona for sure Josh Winder to 99 twins red boba chat cool one there for the Blue Jays Going to the again to the Blue Jays, that's three out of six and a sultans David Ortiz for the Red Sox six out of fifty bum Boppy Yeah Let me just double check to make sure this guy is Where I think he's gonna go Yep This will be a st. Louis Cardinals card right here. It's gonna be Frankie Frisch Nice one there That is gonna be game used. I believe game use one out of six very cool, man. That is A bet game use bat Serica 19 between 1927 and 1937 Sold out on the deck. So I thank you guys and then we've got one yep as going to the Cardinals again That's gonna be RPA five out of six Most likely I think I could ask rich for you John if we'll have Personals for one-on-one. Usually we do I just don't know how early we put them up because I think there was pre-orders for him if I'm not mistaken next photo Wanting to go in our first Chronicles draft picks guys pulling some monsters out of there today forces doing really well No problem John Johnny Kevin Alcantara 1999 going to the Cubs. We've got Edward Cabrera five out of six on the rookie go into the Marlins and then a moments is gonna be Cal Ripken 138 or 150 We've got yes another Astro going to Kyle. That's gonna be Jake Myers seven out of eight the first off the line patch Then car then the Cubs are gonna be picking up a Ryan Sandberg game use bat Jersey Well, I know four out of six nice one there Cubs Very cool No idea that's that's a Sexy patch right there. That's the only way to really describe that I have to say I Hope that's getting worn dude. That's getting worn. That's gonna be so fire trade Turner 80 out of 99 for the Dodgers we've got red of Gabby Hartnett one out of six And a Jeremy Pena of course why not 84 out of 150 for the Stroze we've got a Jackson Meryl Lone Star swatches that's going to the Padres Ronald G that's gonna be numbered four out of five nice one there this one's sick right here We've got a jumbo three-colored patch Ken Griffey, Jr Game worn four out of four Boom Joshua Z That is such a Disgusting patch dude. That is so so awesome Wow That is nasty that'll do for the break guys. What a way to end it right there Let's do a quick recap dude. That was all that was so disgusting actually All right, let's do a quick like I said quick recap Kyle Tucker Stroze Yachty for the Cardinals Otani angels O'Neill cruise pirates Jake Myers going to the Astros that's Frankie first for the Frankie Frisch Cardinals and a Frank Thomas white socks We've got a Jackson Meryl Padres Ryan Sandberg Cubs Juan Yepes Cardinals Larry or not Larry Walker. That's Louise Gonzalez Diamondbacks one Soto gold six out of ten. That's going to the Nationals We had a Jeremy Pena. That's sick four out of five on the green going to the Stroze We had a yord on Alvarez deep space five of five going to the Stroze on The Silver Inc auto and then this absolutely filthy Ken Griffey junior patch game worn three colored numbered to Four that'll do it for the break guys. Thanks again for the fill. I appreciate it next up We've got another one of these breaks