Is your mic on? Now we can get started. It's been a long two weeks for Rick and I. We went from Orlando to here in our two week stretch, one week in Orlando and then here. And so we've been, I think we're kind of exhausted. So hopefully we can have a little fun today. We're slightly happy at this point. Yeah. So I'm Cameron Cedar. We're both systems engineers. And I've been with SUSE for 10 years. And I've been with SUSE for about six and a half. Coming up on seven actually. I'm actually surprised by the numbers that are in the room because of the name on the session. Does anybody know what Jankings is? OK, that's good. I'm glad you don't. Yeah, we know that there's no G in there. Yeah, thanks. Just for your pure amusement. We found this picture the other day on the internet. And there's so much awesome rocked up into one picture. We had to share it. That's right.  Did I miss anything? With red eyes. No, I think that's the Rambo, like the headband. Tied back. Oh, yeah, that would be cool. Or if you had a katana or something like that. I'm not sure what about this little cat that's going down here, too. If you Google unicorns and cats and rainbows, you get some really interesting pictures. Anyways, we had fun last night. Can you tell them we've been slap happy? Let's move on. So we're going to talk about development and operations. Just a little overview on that. And then the SUSE approach, really the SUSE story around DevOps. And then a lot of the tools that are involved with that. And the architecture, the setup of the architecture, what the workflow is, and how we can help if you want to have this kind of environment here that we're going to show you today. So there's a split today between developers and IT operations. And who has this in their organization today?  And you might not have the split. Maybe you're going to this DevOps approach and you're here today to look at more tools that you might possibly want to use. And if that is the case, that's great, because we'll show you those. But most people have this kind of thing. And usually there's through that fight. You've got the developers that want the latest and greatest bright shiny object. Let's roll everything. Continuous integration is straight from source. And just throw it into production. And I want to use the latest Ruby stack and the latest whatever. And then you have the operations guy that say, please, for the love of God, it's working. Don't touch it. Just leave it alone. And so it's right. You've got to balance those. I want stability. And so this is kind of where it comes from. Development was coded. And they were set aside in this group in the back room. They just had the lights off. And they were just, if you don't know, doing Doritos. And the ops guys were in control of the apps, the OS, the hardware, and the stack that runs the code. And the operation's just waiting for that next release cycle. Waiting for those developers to kick that out. The new approach is basically stressing the collaboration between and communication between IT operations and your developers. Making sure that you guys can work together, integrate together, and have a very successful solution. The guy in the front row just started laughing when he saw that. Apparently he's met some software developers before. And IT guys. Exactly. So the DevOps way, we're having this marriage between the development and the operations. And three tiers, Q and A, development, and the IT operations. And then the center of those three tiers is now the DevOps. Some of the problem statements that we have or come across today in our travels. Battery is critically low. Is that not even plugged in under this table? Cause it's on the little, okay. Is the switch on? All right. That actually happened to Sage Will, the guy that wrote stuff. I was in his presentation yesterday and his screen just went black all of a sudden cause he'd forgotten to plug it in. That's just fabulous. So some of the problem statements, when we come to software packaging and image creation, customized scripts for configuring services via config file templates is difficult to manage. When consolidated to a single RPM, changes to a service require an RPM rebuild. You ever come across that? All the time. Yeah. Standards are not always followed with no enforcement controls for them. Yeah, let me come across that all the time. Kernel dependent components are impacted with every single upgrade. Typical deployments of apps or middleware components are complex.  Complex middleware applications. Kind of hard to deploy. Take a little while sometimes. So when it comes to, okay, some more problem statements here. Patching and upgrades, imaging. Difficulties decoupling middleware and application upgrades from OS related upgrades. That's pretty common. Especially when you have a middleware application that may be Java based, decoupling that can be very difficult. And then when you update the JVM, there's about a thousand dependencies to get updated to. Yeah, even compiling Tomcat can be kind of a nightmare. Building new images for new OS versions is usually approached by building and rebuilding from scratch. This typically requires project initiation and implementation every time with significant overhead costs. So yeah, it's absolutely time consuming, takes up your resources. So a DevOps environment, you really want to be able to reduce that. You don't wanna save time there. The SUSE approach. So this is really exciting because I really like the way that SUSE does it. And it really comes back to our development model and how we've evolved over time. So our approach for the creation of our Linux distribution. We create the software to quickly adapt to the business needs of the industry, industry changes, whether it be hardware, whether it be software that we were working with, with ISVs. We're founded on the approach of development. And we want high quality engineering. That's really where the SUSE's roots came from. And this is going back 23 plus years now. And that's really kind of the key differentiator that SUSE is in the marketplace today. We were engineered off of this continuous delivery model to meet those demands. In fact, SUSE, a long time ago, stood for, and it still does, software, and I'm going to butcher this because I'm not a German. But it stands for Software and Systems Development. Software und System ent Weglung. I think that's how you pronounce it. But that's really what we stand for as a company, Systems Development Company. It's a very engineering oriented process. And if you've ever met some of our engineers at SUSECon or even at the conference here, we have a lot of them here today. We are very much a development focused engineering organization. So some of our design principles, our approach has been around some of the standards and tools that we use. We believe in open source. We believe in open development. We contribute to communities, lots of communities. OpenStack is not the only one. And we believe in open APIs. It gives our customers choice. It gives them flexibility in the organizations. It gives them the ability to expand some of the applications that they use. And those applications don't have to be open source applications. They can still plug in to an API oriented environment. We believe in standards based protocols, languages and standards based tools. We have an enterprise focus. And we build tools for the enterprise to help you make things easier for a DevOps approach and also outside of DevOps. These are just a lot of the photos that kind of go along with some of our products there. We'll go into detail on some of those. So the concept around the SUSE approach. Now, there's a couple of things on this slide. When we talk about the development of our Linux distribution, we start out with a lot of the open source projects that are being developed using things like Git or SVN, some of them. We'll see a lot of the projects moving today using a Git back end. Whether it's coming from GitHub or some of the other variants out there, Git Torious, I think some of them actually have merged just recently. And then we use Jenkins as a tool to automate some of these and grab the newest and latest version. He's always constantly looking out for that newest version. When it's available, we use a tool called the open build service. Has anybody heard of the open build service before? A couple of hands, awesome. Okay, now the open build service used to be called the open SUSE build service. And then we thought, okay, well, it'd be nice for other people to use it. And when people started using it, we thought, well, it doesn't make sense for it to be the open SUSE build service because we do package Red Hat and Ubuntu and Debian and we can arch. Arch, we can build packages for multiple distributions from this build tool. And so we changed the name to the open build service and there are actually other companies that use the build service either internally for their processes, for building out their environments. Even the Linux Foundation themselves has an open build server there. And it's worth pointing out that it's not a product. It is a project that we've contributed back to the community so it's open source, go grab it. Yep, absolutely. Yep, no cost. And then once we have Jenkins picking up a new version of say Apache as a new version of Apache, he alerts the build service that there is a new package there and waiting. The build service will go out and grab that from Git and he will start building that new version of the package. And then that package will be created and sent into a repository where it can be easily consumed by either creating the distribution with that package or being downloaded by somebody else that might need that newer version and incorporating it into their distribution. Jenkins is also used on the backend to say, hey, I have a new package or packages and I want to build a new image of this distribution. And I wanna make it available in all these different formats from Docker to Hyper-V to KVM, Zen, many different formats. These formats can then be consumed by OpenStack. They can be consumed by Windows Azure, Google Compute Cloud, Amazon, the very big one. So various formats, it's very convenient. So having this build tool with all these other open source tools put together can allow you to have this nice concept of moving through the stack and creating an end-all image that can be consumed by your operations. Another thing to note, at the very top, we have SLEZ12 machinery. And I'll get into a little bit detail on what machinery is. This is a new tool that actually comes with SLEZ12. So it comes with your subscription of SLEZ. Essentially machinery, it comes with Kiwi and it allows you to build things and inspect systems. So openbuildservice.org. So if you're not familiar with it, that's where you go out and grab the code if you want to download it and install it. They also have appliance versions of it as well. So instead of installing VRPMs, you can grab the appliance and quickly deploy it. We also have SUSE Studio. So if we go back here in the build part here using Kiwi, SUSE Studio's underlying technology is Kiwi. So there's been a minimal amount of options that have been thrown as available to the SUSE Studio UI. You can't do everything that Kiwi can, but there is quite a few things that you can do. But it's a really nice UI that allows you to create images for the various clouds that you can actually deploy. It's a great tool and you can build images in a matter of minutes. But it is only SUSE capable. SUSE Studio is only SUSE capable. Kiwi can build multiple distributions. That's one of the features that's not exposed to the interface. That's right. And then we have for management and monitoring, we also use Nagios to do a lot of our monitoring of the infrastructure. And we have SUSE Manager as far as an update mechanism for the management of the compliance and doing some auditing in the infrastructure. So some other tools. Let's kind of go through some of these things in detail. If you're not familiar with the open build service, it does have a quite extensive CLI called OSC. And you can actually use it to do local builds. You can check in and check out packages. You can check in and check out the tar balls, patches to those tar balls for package building. You can check in and check out your spec files, a number of things, specifically relating to package building. It's a really, really powerful tool. And if you don't have access to building it over the internet and checking those things in and having our build servers go out and build them, then you can run a local build of it and it will actually go out and grab those packages required for the build and it will build it in a nice contained environment. It also has quite an extensive reporting utility. You can actually go out and see what packages are being built on the many different build servers that are available. And we actually have, internally at SUSE, we have part of those components running in our cloud on OpenStack. And we're actually building packages on OpenStack. So it's nice to be able to spin those up and utilize those on the OpenStack infrastructure. One thing that's not in here, but is really, really nice is it does also have integrated testing and code checking for you. So as you're building your stuff, it'll actually throw back feedback as far as, what all is it check on there? It's got an integrated testing suite. I can't remember the exact pieces of it, but it has an integrated testing suite so you can maintain this quality of your code. And this is actually basically what we use to be able to build the SUSE Linux Enterprise Server. So a lot of the automated testing that we have that we're doing for the enterprise distribution is integrated into the OpenBuild service. Right. And some of that we push into, as far as, when we do the version testing, the version testing is specific to certain versions of packages that we have deployed for the distribution itself. And when it does a version test, it makes sure that it has all the right dependencies and things that are required to build that for that distribution. So it'll do several different checks before it actually does the build. It makes sure that all those requirements are put in place before you actually build the package. And so it will do that if you actually are building your own code and creating it for your own applications, it will do those kinds of checks for you to make sure that it's actually going to actually run on that distribution you're building it for. Something that's also nice is it will push out through Jenkins. Once the builds are complete, Jenkins will pick that up and say, hey, I'm done. And he will take those finished packages and then throw them into OpenQA. OpenQA is another project that we contribute to quite heavily. And it does a lot of our testing and QA for our distribution. In fact, if you run the tumbleweed version of SUSE Linux, that's constantly doing QA checks about every two weeks. Running all of our packages through OpenQA. Which is kind of interesting. It makes tumbleweed a little bit more stable. I run tumbleweed on my laptop and I come across problems now and again, but rarely. But for the most part, you can get the newest, the latest and greatest shiny objects without having to break too much. So try it out, open build service. Great tool, can integrate well with many different development tools out there.  That's right. And that's our online version of it and you can go create yourself an account there for free and start using it. It'll build for multiple hardware platforms as well as well as the multiple distributions. So from a single check-in of your code, you can then spit out packages for SUSE, for Red Hat, for Ubuntu, for X8664, for the mainframe, for PowerPC, for ARM. You can go a wide variety, the list of hardware architectures is really long on that thing, that's right. Yeah. So if you have a Raspberry Pi, you wanna play around, there you go. Okay, so we touched on SUSE Studio a little bit. This is really the fastest and easy way to just point and click and build. You hit the build button and you're done. And you get different outputs and it will actually publish. It's got a feature to publish that image to Amazon and also to Windows Azure. Who here has had the joy and the pleasure of building a Linux image for your production use before? Couple of hands, not very enthusiastic. It was not a fun process. If you go look and Google for how do I build a Linux image? Usually the shortest thing that I ever found was like 20 pages long worth of DD commands or your mountain apple blob and then doing a tree to install into the thing and it was not fun. It's so cumbersome and that's one of the reasons why you typically just have that one gold master image and then you have your list of applications and you have a whole compatibility matrix between all the different versions and all that kind of stuff. And Studio makes it so easy to create those baseline images that at that point it's just easy to just take the application and merge that directly into the build and then you can version control that as an integrated whole that you're distributing and from a DevOps perspective where you're trying to get automation and you're trying to get efficiency in your processes, having it being able to throw down an image is going to be much more consistent in terms of its application as well.  The image-based building is much more consistent in that process and Studio makes it so, I mean literally you can go, I've had my son when he was four years old, I had him go through and create an image for me just so I could tell people that he did and it took him about two minutes. And most of that was, no, stop playing with the dog, come over here and work on it for a second. How many of you guys have used CoreOS? Oh wow, we've got quite a few. So CoreOS is, it's an image, right? It's an image OS, it's very tiny and you can make what we call a juice image, just enough operating system with SUSE Studio. Now a similar concept really kind of applies if you're using the DevOps approach to using some of these tools, the open build service and Kiwi to create your images, you can really have a similar CoreOS type environment but you get an integrated solution that you're gonna be able to do the patches and updates really quickly and easily with the whole flow, the whole workflow. So this is something new with SLEZ 12. And we wanna talk about this because we feel like it makes things easier for everybody. Do you remember when I was talking earlier about the fight between IT versus the developers and the conflict? So the modules here is our way of kind of bridging that gap and solving that process for them. The idea being that, does anybody know what the lifecycle is for SUSE Linux Enterprise? Anybody, nobody? Okay, it's 13 years. There's 10 years of general support and then you can purchase up to another three years additional support beyond that. If you're running on 13 year old codes that would be from here would be like 2002. If you're running on 2002 code and you're expected to write a web app that's gonna be fun and exciting and get you lots of traffic and all that kind of stuff, as a developer that is not going to excite you. So what we're doing with modules is we've taken a couple of key packages that are areas and we've decoupled them from the lifecycle of the overall distribution. With the benefit then being that we can then version control those much more rapidly within the context of that module, whereas the baseline distribution can still maintain that stable and consistent path if you want to just stay on the single version of code. And so it gives you a nice balance between the two of those. Absolutely. And it's no additional cost. On top of that, we're actually providing five different modules. So let's take a look at those. So we have the web and scripting module. So this guy is gonna get a three year with an 18 month overlap lifecycle. So some of the content in there, you've got your Python, your Ruby, your PHP, those kinds of scripting tools. All of your web 3.0 or whatever version we're on now. Yeah, tools. Exactly. And then we've got a legacy module. This one's not so exciting. But if you do have that one application that still requires like an old Java one, four, two, and nobody's shipping that with the kernel with the mainline distribution anymore, you can take advantage of that through the module here to get that older version if your application requires it. And then public cloud module. This one's great because it's on a continuous integration. And if you're familiar with cloud and it, that is part of this. And we're doing some things. We're contributing to upstream on the cloud and it package.  And that's why we put this on a continuous integration because things in public cloud spaces are always changing. There's still evolving and they're still developing things. And so cloud and it changes too with that. So we have to adapt and we have to be able to make sure that ROS is going to be able to fit into that platform well. And cloud and it's part of that. The tool chain is on a yearly delivery now. GCC you'll get a new version every single year in the distribution. And then really neat tool, advanced systems management module. This is kind of neat because we do have now on a continuous integration lifecycle, we have puppet. So we're supporting puppet on a continuous integration lifecycle. We have also CF engine and we have a new tool called machinery, which is on the next slide. Look at that, I was right. So this is some new shiny object that we like to talk about. Now, being that it's new and shiny, it also leads to the fact that it's new and it's still growing. And the things in blue, or I guess it's the greens or it goes there, those are the things that it can do now. In the gray, that's kind of what we want it to, we want to see it doing in the future. So it's still young, it's still working on it. So what machinery does is enables you to inspect a system and when it'll inspect it, it'll tell you all the packages that are installed on that system. So it'll be looking through the RPM database and saying, okay, these are all the RPMs that are installed on this system. But it can go further than that, it can say what files have been changed from those RPMs from their original state. So you can get an idea of what configurations, custom configurations you've made to that. And then in addition, it will find all of the packages or files on your system that are not managed by RPM. And so if you have a custom tar ball application or anything like that, it's outside of the scope of the packages, you can do that. And so with this, the machinery gets a complete integrated view of what exactly is going on with your system. And enables you to do things like the validation bit is where you can actually compare a system to a previous machinery profile and find out what happened, what's changed, why is this not working anymore. You can use it for migrations. So say you want to move a workload to the cloud instead of having to reinstall the entire thing from scratch, you can take a machinery profile on one system and apply that machinery profile to the system in the cloud. And in theory, we'll go through and rearrange and install it, set everything all up so that the two systems are identical to them. Really cool stuff. And so you can see, sorry, I'm not trying to step on you. Under the inspect right here, you can see we've got a wide range of systems that are not all our operating systems. So we've got SLS 11 and 12, OpenSUSA. We've also added in support for RHEL 6. So if you wanted to inspect a RHEL system because you wanted to move it to SUSE, which I think would be an awesome project for all of you to do, then this can help you do that. It'll give you that complete sense of what is on that system. I don't think the engineers have finished yet doing all the code, so you can just take that RHEL 6 and apply it directly to a SUSE system, but it will give you all the information you need to be able to make that transition process. Really powerful tool. So SUSE Studio has a lot of functionality in that UI, so you're gonna see these other things on the outside here. Some of those tools, like this Run tool, SUSE Studio can do now. You'll see us kind of split some of that out with this machinery tool. And so it's going to evolve. So kind of watch what's going on in this particular community. Machinery-project.org is where you can find some code there. And from a DevOps perspective, how this ties into DevOps is you can use this, for example, if you have a few devs who want to run stuff from dev to QA and they don't want to have to sit there and itemize out all the pieces that they made, changes they made to the system and get it over, they have a tendency to forget, not that that ever happens. But you can automate the process of taking the dev system, hitting a button and have it pull the profile and then apply that profile to a QA machine so that you get an exact duplicate and that helps you move through the process. Yeah, absolutely. Okay, so a little bit of a switch here. So platform for your data center evolution. When we talk about our cloud, SUSE OpenStack Cloud, we are an enterprise OpenStack distribution today. And so we actually are one of the first, first ones actually ever delivered for OpenStack. We actually, yeah, we were the first. We have full integration with Ceph. And as far as Ceph is concerned, we are supporting the block and object storage there. You can use Glance for the image store. And we're enhancing that now because we do have a product, SUSE Enterprise Storage. So it's gonna be on its own life cycle now but we'll be able to integrate into SUSE OpenStack Cloud. And the key thing on here, at least to me, is the award-winning worldwide support. How much does Linux cost, right? Anybody? How much does Linux cost?   So you're always paying for it in one way or another. You had the freedom of speech versus freedom of beer. I say it's freedom as a puppy. The point being that when you're paying money for Linux, you're going to be paying for it one way or the other and the supplies for Linux, OpenStack or what not, by leverage, what you're paying for is support when you pay an organization to help you with it. And so by having the, we feel, and it's been validated in the industry, we have the best support structure in the enterprise Linux space and that translates down into OpenStack and so that gives you the best value for your money when things do go wrong because they always do. We'll be there at the other end of the phone to help you out. Yep, that's great. Sorry, that's my little plug for, I get excited about this kind of stuff, I'm sorry. I mean, this really comes down to the ruler of the stack. I don't know if you, we talked about this earlier. We have been the ruler of the stack winners for the past few OpenStack summits. Ever since they started it, we never lost. And we're the fastest and the most simplified management for deploying your OpenStack cloud, including being able to automate having your high availability. So if you can drag and drop, you can build a cluster in just a couple of minutes and have all your control plane services all be clustered. We can also take advantage of your entire ecosystem and the skills. And so we can handle multiple hypervisors from KVM Zen, Hyper-V, VMWare, all pluggable into SUSE OpenStack cloud. And of course the APIs, you can integrate those into the DevOps model. So those become really convenient working with the open source tools that we just talked about. And being able to automate and instantiate instances in your cloud from the images that you build using some of those tools. SUSE Manager is there to take care of your environment for compliance, your security, and monitoring the overall health of your environment there. And then of course some non SUSE components that we've used, we still contribute back to their community. Jenkins of course is a key component for automating some of this. Our open build service and then of course Subversion, Git, and there's many other types of versioning tools out there that could be plugged into this. But we are here to help. If this is something that's interesting to you to deploy in your own environment, we've said earlier to go out and try the open build service. Try out some of those open source tools to integrate a true DevOps environment for your infrastructure. We have a very vast knowledge base in our consulting organization that can help you out there. And we have a very large portfolio when it comes to our solutions. So you can pick and choose there from our SUSE start to our SUSE assist clear down to our core implementations. So just to make sure that this is not purely like a product placement ad or something like that. So the open build service that again that's free, you can go build open, if I can't even talk. Build.openSUSE.org, start checking that out for free. SUSEStudio.com again free online, go check it out, take a look. SUSE Enterprise, unfortunately it's not, well, fortunately for us, it's not free because we need to eat. But we do have open SUSE, it does have all these packages as well. So if you wanna leverage our community distribution, Kiwi is part of that distribution. And as we said, you can build that for anything and everything under the sun, so we'll get you covered. Very important, come by our booth and grab one of these little thumb drives because it's not just a thumb drive, it is also bootable, and you can have your own cloud deployed from this, okay? So, come and grab one. Be careful though, because it will image whatever you boot off of it. It will. So, exercise caution. All right, thank you very much.


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The following is a presentation of TFNN The Trader's Edge with Steve Rhodes at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> The Trader's Edge Now Steve Rhodes. Good morning folks welcome to the May 5th the fantastic Friday Edition of today's Trader's Edge show. I'm your host Stevie Perseverance Rhodes who absolutely knows that each of us should always be Pioneers of our future versus prisoners of our past. Hope everyone out there's having a great day Hey, let's make sure we have an extraordinary one and the easiest way to do that is to always remember that life is Happening for us not to us That's right When you and I make that one little two-by-four shift means we can find the gift in every set of circumstance that life is going to toss out Is now today you and I we're going to go check on the circumstance of these markets We'll go figure out what those bulls and bears what those buyers and sellers are communicating to you and I at just past 11 o'clock in the morning now. I do want you to know I'm absolutely grateful for your presence here But even more important than that and that's this during this next 53 minutes I'm here to serve you so feel free to pick up that phone You can dial on it at<PHONE_NUMBER> now If you got a question, but you can't dial in go ahead and send me an email Fire that off to Steve at tfn.com inside the subject heading. Please put radio show question now If you're inside our Tigers then well than any in every ping will do so let's go ahead get this show started on Fantastic Friday, of course, this is Tiger financial news network. I'm Steve Rhodes. Welcome to the show Well today we've got a sea of green yesterday was a sea of red You've got all the US indices trade to the upside all the sectors in the S&P 500 trade to the upside the thousand 462 One of four tents one and six tenths for the S&P or 63 one is seven tenths for the Nasdaq one under 219 One and nine tenths for the Russell. That's about 33 points the upside semis up a little over 1% 35 points there 20s up one and a half percent 216 points gold is off 38 bucks Silver's down 77 cents lights recruits up nearly three bucks That's a gas up about four pennies the 30 year Treasury printed out 1328 that is off one point and eight ticks Now lead the charge dollar wise the upside you've got Mercado Libre up 32 bucks a sign of group 18 Bill Holdings 15 Broadcom 15 and into it up 13 to the downside is bio rad Laboratories down 18% or 81 bucks monolithic power systems 52 bucks 11% e-pam 21 bucks 8% Altassian 15 bucks 11% Paylossity 12 bucks 7% so we got some movers and we've got some shakers But we're gonna begin the day by taking a look at those questions coming in about you know What's going on the market so we're getting ready to take off top side if we broke it out We've got large a to b equal CD patents the upside so the easiest way for me to answer that question since it is Friday And it is the end of the week. Let's go look at the weekly charts. What are they telling us? Well, if we take a look at That's the daily charts. Let's go take a look at the weekly charts. There we go. Now. We got the weekly charts So where are we? Well this week the ES mini has formed a new profile that new profile is within the prior weekly profile Now, you know what message that has that we started today by 10 when we started the 11 o'clock update by taking a look at consolidation after consolidation after consolidation after consolidation That's the message of this profile here is to expect the consolidation pattern to continue like nonetheless right now There's resistance inside the ES mini at 4206 the high so far this week 4206 That's resistance until gets taken out Don't know whether there'll be an a to b equal CD the upside even if does get taken out You really need to get a close about 4243 25. That's number to have on your pad of paper We get a close above that then we can start talking about an a to b equal CD the upside inside of the ES mini But not until then we take a look at the NQ Beautiful day today, you know Apple and we took a look at the ND X 100 the top 10 yesterday As the markets were moving lower out there. We didn't see any significant damage. That was going on We had that roads meant to mitigate her top and Apple which ended up holding the trend at day Zen But inside the NQ it also has resistance at the top of its bearish structured weekly profile that level 13349 what's the high of the week 13 370 so we didn't spike above it, but we are trading right now at 13255 now that has a new profile that formed a few weeks back and that profile suggests that Prices should continue to move higher. That is if price close above 13348 Inside the Dow the Dow is consolidating with inside its weekly profile the resistance level here is at 347 98 in order to Trigger an a to b equal CD pattern the Dow equity future contract would need to close above 35 475 and there are also 2,000 on a weekly basis all that it's done this week is pull back to test trend line support There's two trend line support areas It's basically tested both of those is trading below profiles out here So we're not talking about a to b equal CD patterns the upside in it It has the potential for a to b equal CD patterns to the downside, but right now That's not what we have what we really have is a consolidation going on inside these markets out here and not just the equity markets We took a good gold and silver and the US dollar The 30 year bond out here. There's a lot of consolidation. So let's not forget that so there's my there's that's what the market outlook is With regard to the equity future contracts those four of course We can take a quick peek here at the daily time frame what's going on a daily basis I've just drawn into one consolidation pattern inside the ES many you can visually see it inside the NQ right here The the consolidation pattern for the Dow. It's it's it's not that easy to draw in here So I'm not I'm not convinced about that. We do have two different profile levels inside the Dow This is the June contract and we can't see that price did find support this week at the bottom of that profile That was at that 33 to 20 33 to 28 level out there So that's what that's what I have to share with you with regard to these charts What else can I share with you great question? So let's take a look. What do I have to take a look at New York Stock Exchange? Yesterday we discussed how the New York Stock Exchange its advance the client oscillator That was courtesy of Peter from Park City had had was trading into the oversold territory Oversold territory is at the minus 150 area. How do you get to minus 150? The advanced client oscillator takes the advanced decline line and then it takes a look at the difference between the 39 and 19 period Exponential moving average that is what that is represented by now The advanced client oscillator still is below zero when it remains below zero It tells us that sellers are the ones that are in control of the general markets out there So that's that's the signal the signal is we got to oversold status over oversold status I say we're bought out. I didn't oversold status if I did, you know what I meant And now that condition is just being worked off if we get back above that zero threshold line Then the ball shifts and when I say that ball shifts it puts it back in the position of Buyers having the upper edge out there If we take a look at the spot ball of tics Well, the spot ball of tics price is below that 50 day expense moving average at 1911 and that does give buyers the edge out Here we take the worst price trading relationship to it's a apogee pivot points still got some resistance got some proof for the Yes, many the as many is targeting that level. That's at the 41 and 55 area Likely we'll get up there The question is doesn't Peter out at that point in time the NQ is trading above apogee That says I'll be looking for any pullbacks to find support at that 13 234 level out there anything else that I can share with you on these charts I think the answer here is no, so let's move on. Let's move on to where excellent question Let's go move on to the intraday charts here. 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We're going to get to the request here in a moment What I want to do is go over to the equity futures and and provide at least some parameters out here So it's a 60-minute time frame charts that I've got up on my screen right now The reason I've got this up here is we have two td9 count tops that are going to be completed at 12 noon So and when I say completed they've already confirmed that's for the dow and that's for the russell 2000 Now assuming that we don't make a higher high between now and 12 noon I don't know whether we will or we won't I'm going to give you the numbers if we do Then these numbers are not applicable if you were to see a close above at this stage here for the dow equity future contract A close above 33 683 that's telling you it's going to head higher now that head higher would take us up to 33 8 97 May take us beyond that that would be the next battle. So watch that level inside the russell 2000 the area to watch Is 17 62 90 the price closed above that we get back to the highs of yesterday afternoon about the 17 78 ish area In the case of the es mini it will um It it's trying to generate a td9 count top It needs to spike above the current high But it needs to do that between now and 1 p.m And that high currently is 41 41 75, but you know that and so you need to see a spike above that Um That's not like the threshold levels that I gave you for the dow in for the russell 2000 So if it does spike above that between now and 1 p.m We're likely to get a td9 count top there as well In the case of the nq you're only in bar number seven right now So that says you know, we're not going to see anything there until days and the nq is the one that really is Powering things higher Out here real quick. Let me check on the 120 minute charts for you Let's bring up all of them. See if we can find any kind of synergy here On 20 minute equity futures. Let's pull these up and then we'll go over to the request So you've got some parameters to to look at and that are establishing. Yeah, so here On the 120 minutes. It's the es the the dow and the russell 2000 that are going to Confirm td9 count top. So this this candle here that we're in completes at nine at dead nine at 12 noon So you're going to get a confirmed es many td9 count and you're going to get a ym Confirm td9 count and you already have a confirmed one on the russell 2000 So the russell 2000 confirms its count of completes a pattern by 12 noon out here. So in this case Again, the nq is the hold out here and it says i'm not done running higher Out here. Remember, it can be the bar following bar number nine that identifies those tops And lastly, let's just pull up the 30 minute charts. See if there's anything here I think there's at least one But let's just take a quick peek here on the 30 minute time frame And on the 30 minute time frame. Well, we can see here as soon as these charts pop late. Come on Come on delayed delayed. So you've got the es made negated its td9 top immediately the dow's got one right now And that's it So I think it's a 60 and 120 that are going to be a bit better for you in the case of the dow If you get over that high that we're taking a look at on a 30 minute basis out here That's going to negate that signal and say we move higher the s many is suggesting that we move higher Anyway, so that's what we're taking a look at for the equity future contract to help establish what the markets are Taking a look at doing doing doing the rest of the day roger writes in a roger wants to take a look at apple And roger, I was trying to follow your email you came in yesterday So thankfully I was able to locate it We're going to change panels and take a look at a to b equal cd pattern swing points was You were you were looking at more of a traditional versus let's say the stevie methods that I use out here So let's take a look at the apple And so the first thing when you were take a look at retracement I'm going to the bigger time frame here and on the bigger time frame where we're just simply take like What does apple's message now that bigger time frame being the monthly time frame? We're going to go from its swing high That's from uh january 2022 all the way down to the low of uh january 2023 And we can see uh that what apple is doing right now This is a monthly time frame it's early in the month But it is trading above both the top of its profile 168 79 and its 0.786 retracement Now the volume that it's going up against is 2.1 billion It's early in the month no way to for us to extrapolate whether we're moving in with volume or not volume We'd have to look at the weekly and the daily to try to assess that But nonetheless, this is telling us that what apple wants to do is get back to that 182 94 level Now if we look at the weekly chart, so we're going from right to left on the weekly chart It's pretty easy for us to draw in an a to b equal cd pattern now that b point out here Which is the week that began january 30th? At volume of 480 million shares that's never been passed with volume So we're coming up with a lighter volume. Maybe today would be the day I doubt it died. It's not going to be today. It would need another hundred some odd million shares So that's not gonna that is not likely to happen That's not going to happen But nonetheless, you do have an a to b equal cd pattern You don't always get the confirmation But the pattern is present and that pattern shows a 41 retracement on that b to c leg This tells us that more likely than not this will do more than a one to one a to b equal cd With the one to one price projection level 177 11 the one to 1.272 186 14 I think that's more like the outcome that matches what we're taking a look at on the weekly time frame out there If we look at the daily, what do we have on the daily? Well, the daily is going to really show the same a to b equal cd pattern looking on the weekly So there's no reason for us to clutter that chart price is trading above the top of its profile out there You've got really great volume and it's 56 million shares today As I mentioned earlier yesterday the downside it was 81 million shares So we're going to do more volume or it should do more volume than 81 million shares as this thing's most of the upside Now you were taking a look and I believe you were trying to put in Fibonacci expansions So I'm just going to take a look at a Fibonacci expansion from the swing high out here The most recent set of swing points that I've got that that really stick out at me That's the high from the trading session of February 3rd down to the low Of march the second and when we take a look at the expansions of that We are now above the one we're now above the 2.0 expansion and that says we head to the 2.618 expansion That gives us a 179 level So what apple is really signaling to you and I at least at this stage of the game here And I'll flip over to the other charts as I move up to the 179 177 186 and 180 294 all of those suggesting that we move higher now Let's go switch over just to complete the look at the apple out there So hope roger that that helped you out. I tried to follow along as best as I could With your with your charts. That's so easy for me to see it on my phone out there Now let me go ahead and switch over to this set of apple charts Give me a moment This is going to be a multi panel even has the yearly on it and hear what we know about apple So are we in a total breakout mode was a stevie's interpretation of what the charts were communicating to us down I said, we're just in an all breakout mode. No, that's not what I said I was just telling you where prices likely to head to if we take a look at that monthly chart You've got a td9 count enroachment of indicator top not until those highs get taken out Will we have a breakout message if we take a look at the weekly chart You've got you are now in bar number eight of a td9 count That says that apple should top between this week and two weeks out from now Where we're going to get the signal for that that that might happen Well, the daily would be a good place in the daily negated enroachment to indicator top And so not until we get the next bearish reversal signal on the daily time frame Will we perhaps consider that this td9 count top is likely to perform? So it looks like apple Um, you know, it is bullish right now, but it's not like ultra bullish because of that monthly Roadsman to indicator wave number seven and a td9 count top that is present there So roger, I hope that that helped you out and thanks much for the request out there We've got a request to take a look at gush and gush is for s&p Just want to understand the profile levels. I believe that we're out there So let's switch over to the gush chart. So I believe we can get this done before we go to the Uh Before we go to the breakout there gush So we take a look at gush s&p the aster and change line 111 47 profiles are all above it on a daily time frame 1741 So there's no support to the downside. 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So let's take a look at a question coming in from hector and patty. Hector says happy fantastic friday back at you Caterpillar a to b equal cd down by the d point is it valid from april 27th? So let's figure out where april 27th is that april 27th So this is where hector is looking at this this candle session Out there and that candle session is not a bullish reversal candle So you can see the a to b equal cd that i've got drawn in here on the Weekly time frame. So no reason for me to redraw that in Um, that would be used in this swing point right here from the daily standpoint from uh, February 24 So the a point would be up here at the high of january 27th and the c point would be this high From march the 6th. So i'd give your a to b equal cd We're beyond the 1 to 1.272 and no that does not confirm that to pattern what did confirm it though Just so you know was this a candle session right here and this was a bull sash candle So it was really april 10th patty and a hector that confirmed that pattern and that set up when you get a bull sash candle It would be the low Of the uh of the candle formation out here And so therefore support is down at 208 94 and that level was tested now There was the only volume of about four million shares that was tested with some big volume 7.7 million shares on that day that you were looking at april 27th So you're you're close. No cigar though But you do have a buy the d-point pattern on the a daily time frame and right now price is consolidating with inside its profile of 211 43 to 221 39 you also ask about john dear de is the a ticker symbol So let's go ahead and get that up and um And here the question is dear an a to b equal cd down to again april 27th So april 27th. Give me a second here april 27th is this Nope This one right there. No, that's a 28th. So the 27th the bar on the 27th Um for for dear. No, that is not a bullish reversal candle out there. Let me uh I do here Let me up. Oh, oh, I know what I did. Sorry Um, sorry folks with multitasking So just kind of like so they were really here. You can see the a to b equal cd to the downside basically making about a 1 to um About a 1 to 1.618 real close to it And so this was confirmed a couple different times So the first a to b or buy the d-point hector and patty on the daily base was confirmed here on april 10th In april 10th, you had that nice big old bullish and golfing candle And that's what you had here on the trading day of april the 28th So maybe your question was did that that candle session Form a by the d-point. It was the session afterwards technically, but is that low the valid low or support it is 37185 out there Now look in the case of john dear, you're trading below the bottom of it So weekly profile not exactly great out here the monthly Um, I don't have a reason for it to continue to head lower But that trend line sure looks appetizing, you know, we're trading below profile on the daily time frame So john dear is far from out of the woods so to speak So hope that helped you out with both those instruments Thanks so much hector and patty and have a fabulous friday and a fantastic weekend Let's get to our next request the next request is for nsc And that is from roger and so i'm going to switch over to the other charts out here And roger is looking to possibly exit some long positions. So we take a look at that this instrument What do we have out here? Well, you've got a consolidation with inside the current profile or trying to get back inside the profiles What I really should say 207 07 You have a td9 count top Took price lower Into a swing point the swing point had volume of 1.4 billion a million shares And it came down with 1.5 million shares And yesterday I was testing that swing point with 1.3 million shares So I don't know that this is this is in somewhat in somewhat of a consolidation oriented type pattern Roger the daily time frame says if you're looking to take this off What I would do is I would wait to see assuming that it closes above 207 07 today What does price do as it gets towards this swing point low? This is the swing point from april 21st. The low is 211 43 Is moving into that with more than 3.4 Million shares and if the answer is yes, well, then it's likely to at least get to 213 38 Maybe even take out that swing high at 215 18 If it's moving in with light volume Then 213 38 would likely be the resistance level out there You've got a wonderful td9 count bottom on the weekly time frame But the issue there has price been unable to clear that oscillator and change lines So 210 14 would be another area to consider taking price off at the monthly chart just not helping us much at all You're likely to get a close higher today. That'll give you a two-bar potential two-bar knee jerk reaction out there That's certainly the way that has been on a couple of these rallies out here for it So I would expect to see a I wouldn't be surprised to at least see a one to two-day pullback That begins on monday or tuesday of next week. So I hope that helps you out With regard to nsc bob and spokane Want to take a look at ptr a petra? So let's go see if we can load that up here. Where did stevie put that? Here we go. So this is ptr a Uh, let me actually I'm sure that some of these are off just a tad with regard to where they're trading I show a buck 39 notice a buck 39 I don't recall the question might have been just to look at it trade above the top of the daily profile It formed a rogement to minicator bottom It does that in april 27 You're potentially going to get a confirmed rogement to minicator bottom On the uh on the weekly chart But what price really needs to do is get back above 152 It doesn't have to do it today But you're looking for price to close above 152 on a weekly base So then suggest a rally up to 243 nothing on the monthly time frame out there Um, really that much else that I can I provide to you bob Other than let's look at a 30 minute chart. I do see a td9 count top So here if this is going to head higher today You'll need to see it close it today or tomorrow or Monday I guess I should say it would be a close above 142 That's the td9 count top It hasn't broken down or anything if it did break down price would pull back to 130 or 127 Would be the out those targets to the downside. So overall looks pretty good You do have some resistance up in that buck 52 level and that's where price should at least navigate to So I do hope that that helps you out Now the next request coming in I don't I don't have this setup So we're going to have to set these things up one at a time. It is spok It has to be okay. This is for defining time inside our tigers den spok Don't recall if I've ever looked at this, but we are today spooky. It is the uh spook spock Holdings out here. So no idea what's inside there I sure want to know if we take a look at this you could get a Arrosement to indicator top today You could also get a wave number seven top today That is letter g and you have a new profile that formed yesterday in 1307 is the resistance level It is a bullish structured profile defining time. That says you have support between 1213 and 1232 So it looks like you're getting a topping pattern today on a weekly basis says I don't know what kind of topping pattern you're talking about the monthly says I know exactly what kind you're talking about and that's a td9 count top Now that td9 count top is going to go ahead and complete this month The monthly chart is going to get a swing point from january 2021 1.5 Million shares last month you moved into with five million shares. So that's that we should test the top Well, it's done that this month this month though. You're already in with 1.3 million and only four and a half days of trading First 1.5. Wow This thing is really taking a run for it. So it's the daily that you've got the uh concerned with out here And you just need to close but yesterday's high to negate those concerns Otherwise, maybe you just have a consolidation with price pulling back to 1213 to 1232 defining time I hope that helps you out steve roads with tf and we're going to get solar edge the cash indices We take a look at azn. We'll be right back You might think that if you want to be successful at trading in the stock market You're going to need a crystal ball after all it's impossible to predict the future, right? 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So two days ago price tested a td9 count bottom There's also a bullish hammer candle. It was the candle session from march 20th now There was volume there of 1.7 million this tested it and rejected with 2 million so it did with uh higher volume Or nearly would have expected that swing point low to be tested again Maybe that happens in the future But right now you had this big gap to the upside yesterday And price is trading with inside its new profile that new profile range. That's where price found resistance yesterday So you want to watch that? mic That resistance 299 44 So that would have been that could be so if you really look if you got a hankering for shorting it There would be more up towards 299 44 than 286 Then we're trading right now, which is 286 0 5 But the better place to shorten from would be the top of the consolidation up and around the 320 ish type barrier out there So and if you look at the weekly chart, you've got a consolidation The bottom of that profile has been tested many times over the last year plus and that bottom is 274 14 So I see a consolidation on the monthly the weekly and the daily out there And consolidations are best sold from from the top of the consolidation versus where it is that you're at right now So I do hope that that helps you out. Let's go to a caller. We've got john and philly. Hey, john. Thanks for calling Thanks for holding. How are you today? Steve, I'm doing very well Excellent. Thanks for your call cbs the uh, yeah, I'm calling you about something. I've never asked you about And that is the healthcare Stock cbs. Yes Charlie victor sammy If you could do a deep dive on the the monthly weekly and then daily My what what I'm investigating is Whether or not We've got any data that suggests we're nearing the end of a decline phase Yeah, um, just remember, of course cbs is not only, you know, a national pharmacy chain But it owns etna healthcare which makes it as much a health insurance company as a pharmacy And uh, I confess I don't understand What's going on Fundamentally with sales and profits To drive the stock from 112 down to uh, 70 where it is now But uh, I am interested in uh, seeing if there are clues Of a monthly weekly and or daily decline About completing Perfect So if we take a look at the patterns that I would use to help us identify a bottom When it comes to the monthly it's an a to b equal cd pattern to the downside It's in bar number six. It's trading below profiles And its next price target area would be where it broke out from and that's down at 56 19 It's trading out right now in the 70 area So the monthly says lower price the only way that the monthly chart would say something other would be for a bullish reversal candle to form Let's go to the weekly chart If I could draw that a to b equal cd pattern in a monthly I'm most certainly can draw that same pattern on the weekly so we know we have that Do we see a bullish reversal candle? The answer is no Instead what we see is price is trading below the bottom of its bullish structured weekly profile It's been below for the last three weeks. It's below a red oscillator and change line This says that it wants lower price The way that the weekly chart right now would generate a bottom pattern because you're only going to be in bar number three So there's no pattern there It has triggered a roadsman to indicator signal If we were to get a bullish reversal candle that would then say it Well, we at least have a bottom on the weekly time frame No idea exactly how it would affect the monthly at this stage of the game and the daily time frame Price is moving lower do it less relative energy trading below profiles trading below red Well, it's trading just above its red oscillator change line right now. So this did gap to the upside. So, okay So you have a gap to the upside john in the daily time frame then has confirmed a roadsman to indicator top Now what I would say is more likely what's going the outcome here on a further rally for cbs Was that it would run up towards its profile levels? That's a bullish structured profile And so if this is only a counter trend move price would find resistance at 74 22 It couldn't be 73 69 but 74 22 would be the real key level of resistance to hold So on a daily time frame, you do have a buy signal We don't know whether it will what that will turn into we don't have anything on the weekly We don't have anything on the monthly um This was day number three to the downside or yesterday I should say it was day number three to the downside with regard to cbs. It does a lot of three bar Need jerk reactions at least a one or maybe two bar move to the upside. So that's what we're at right now So based upon that information, what you're thinking You know, I I like when I'm seeing uh, apparently on that monthly chart just doing the fib numbers We're not quite down to the 5 7 8 6 of the three-year programs. We'll get close I do like this idea on that weekly chart here The chaplain wave leg f lower. So that's a pretty far advanced chaplain wave counts. And then you've got that daily with the uh Rows is that the rmi rows momentum indicators. Is that what you call it? I do I do. Yeah Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It uh, I just look at all that and say, yeah, we've got a candidate for a bottom Uh, this is and you know how I work steve. I've always taken to heart the um I think it was the quotation attributed to paul tooter jones Yes, uh, where I think he was Being interviewed times. Yeah, and he said yes, indeed I did in fact catch the exact bottom of this that or the other market Having bought unsuccessfully Uh, picking trying to pick that bottom six prior times So, uh, as I look at it as a bottom picker, I'm tempted to uh, Say, hey, this is a candidate for a tradeable low. This is where this is the first time I've seen Uh, it's a setup where you can at least buy And probe for a bottom knowing full well that you don't have a bottom yet in place Perfect. Perfect. Well watch that 74 22, uh level for you and uh, john, is there anything else that I can do for you? Steve you have a nice week on thanks for your help You bet that was john in philly Um, so we took a look at uh solar edge I will yeah, we looked at solar edge and we went to john so now let's get to roger's question Which was to pull up the cash indices just see if we see anything here So with regard to the cash indices make sure in the right about we are The dow could be targeting its oscillator and change line all of these could be targeting their oscillator and change line 33 725 for the dow the s and p 41 33 and the nasdaq on a daily basis sitting at it right now The exact number for the uh oscillator and change line is 13 193 38 If we close above that we're at 13 199 right now That's going to suggest that we get back to its high out here that form that the three river evening star pattern And that's up at the 13 Uh 229 level price close above that indicates that cell pattern out there Um, the uh russell 2000 is above its oscillator and change line So it says more counter trend move the semis are likely targeting their oscillator and change line That's up at the price point of 29 93 The transports are trading above that so a further counter trend move the nasdaq composite already above its green oscillator and change line That says it wants to target the high from just a few days ago that high at 12 261 and york stock exchange likely targeting 15 388 roger. 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Just visit the front page of tfnn.com Welcome back folks. We're taking a look at the stock chart for Astra Zeneca Mike has a friend who's got some nice profits and this is considering Aware to exit so if we look at the monthly time frame chart the right hand side, it's bullish You're above the top of its profile you're above a greenhouse that aren't changed on you don't have any kind of a topping Pattern you do have a signal. It's a rogement to indicator signal But you need a bearish reversal candy if you look at the weekly Although it's not confirmed meaning that the b-point was taken out with volume this did have a td9 count that was negated This is bullish and you've got an a to b equal cd pattern that gives you a price projection of 81 99 So you're asking where is it that maybe would be a place to exit 81 99 ish would be a level Now the daily time frame did generate wave number 7 s letter g a rogement to indicator top And a price did close below the bottom of its bullish structured profile But you're back inside it now. So I would have a real hard time saying sell now If price can close above 75 35, that's the greenhouse that are in change line That will tell you price is going to get back to that 76 20 area And as price moves higher into this that gap what would need you need to look at volume of about as it moves That swing point about 4.4 million shares you're 1.2 today But right now you're consolidating inside that daily profile mike I don't see a reason to sell as far as that price target area. It's up around the 81 99 level Let's take a look at our next request It was a take look at the wheat charts out there and in case of wheat looks like we do have a bottom if we look at the daily time frames w at is what was requested But that requires us to look at the july september and december Contracts for wheat each which have td9 count rogement to indicator tops price right now is trading above the top of bare Structure profile for the july contract and what wheat also has It's got those beautiful td9 count bottoms for july and december of i'm sorry to July and september of 2023 Let's get over and take a look at this next request Which uh, see if i can get there quick enough. Uh, this one was uh cbx we have for cbx cbx Is going to form a td9 count bottom today that should take price up to 163 85 Price did hold its bullish structure daily profile lastly Ibrx let's see if we can get this one into come on stevie. Let's do it ibr and let's azn shoot ibrx stay in this You got to love this your only bar number six on a daily basis this little rocket ship and that rocket ship wants to continue To add higher its next resistance level about seven dollars and 45 cents folks. Have a fantastic weekend I'll see you on margillus magnificent monday. Take care. Be safe out there


Josh Nyland, our last speaker tonight, is one of the current stars of Australia's restaurant industry, as I'm sure you all know. As the chef responsible for Sydney's St Peter, he is the face of its philosophy of sustainability and of using every part of the catch from gill to tail, including blood, skin, eyeballs and calamari semen. And you may, when the lights go up, also notice that he made a John Dory chandelier, which is a John Dahlia, he's calling it, above that beautiful food display from the wayside chapel. So I suggest that you shine your phone torches at it later. Behind that story of success and awards, all achieved by the age of 30, there is another story that may surprise you and is much less shiny. Please welcome Josh Nyland. I too would like to acknowledge and pay respects to the traditional owners of this land. Resilience can be best described as the ability to cope when things go wrong. Things went very wrong two days after my eighth birthday when I was diagnosed with a Wilms tumor. The intensity of being met with the news of having cancer was overwhelming. I still remember the drive home with my mother stopping at the traffic lights and bringing herself to tears. As a father now of two children, I can't even begin to put into words how my mother must have felt in that moment. It's truly remarkable that a moment like this in the early stages of life, let alone at any stage, can give you such purpose and direction. Since the last day of chemotherapy over 20 years ago, every day I have felt as though I must achieve something purposeful. I keep notes on my phone with certain things that I want to achieve in a certain timeframe and until they get crossed off, I work as hard as I can to do so. I've been professionally cooking now for 14 years and in those years I've been very fortunate to have worked with some profoundly talented people. A few more so than Stephen Hodges. Stephen gave me the gift of his knowledge of fish. I first met Stephen at a cancer foundation sponsored event called Crabfest, where chefs met to eat crabs as quickly as they could to raise money for kids with cancer. It's a good excuse to eat a lot of crab. Tetsuya, Matt Moran, Yanni, Christie, Stephen Hodges, many more were there that day. Stephen actually donated a voucher for a meal at Fishface and I was lucky enough to get that at the event. That first meal at Fishface was one that I would really like to share. I arrived knowing that Fishface is an extremely popular restaurant at the time and only had 34 seats. So I arrived at 5.20pm knowing that they arrived at 5.30pm. I walked up Darlinghurst Road and there was a few chairs set up out the front and there was a man sitting there with tracksuit pants on, a white t-shirt, it was a bottle of coke on the table, box of panadol, cigarette in the mouth and a bowl of tomato pasta between his legs. And I ran up to him and I said, Steve, I'm coming to have dinner tonight. I'm really excited. Then he goes, what happened?  And I'm like, oh, no, I, okay. And so I ran back 10 minutes and then I came to, I came to Fishface and Stephen had changed in the 10 minutes into the most hospitable, you know, lovely man that you'd ever met. So I suppose from that moment of interacting with Steve was really the kind of the hook, I suppose, of why I wanted to pursue working there. So on my first day at Fishface, it was my trial. I basically got told that I would observe the service. So I stood where the wash-up was, I suppose, and Stephen was in front of me opening oysters. We had a sushi chef. We had a young girl on fryer and then the head chef cooking. Service had started, it was manic and dockets everywhere. A piece of fish had been brought back to the kitchen by the manager and it was overcooked and the chef didn't like that. He threw the plate. A few heated words between him and the manager and then at the young girl in the corner and then at Steve and then it ended up in this triangle of horror and I was just watching it happen and the head chef threw his towel down and walked out and then Steve left and then I was standing there wondering what to do with a full set of dockets. A young girl crouched down beside her bin in the corner crying and then a sushi chef unfazed by anything and basically I decided to take it upon myself and cook. So we had a whiteboard on the wall and I just decided to follow what it said and having done my research I had a vague idea of what Steve was doing. So I got through the service. It was about an hour before anybody emerged and when he did come back there were a few dockets left and he said all right what did you think? I'm like yeah it was it was a good night I think like most people got what I was yeah it was fine. Then he goes all right you want the job and I'm like well okay yeah I'll take it. So at 19 then I was you know in that world and it was amazing and for a man like Steven to be plagued by you know so many of his own personal adversities he basically shared his life's work with me from how to scale and gut a fish correctly to the minuscule details of flavor profile between species of fish. Working at Fishface was extremely hard not just your typical physical services and a lot and clean downs hard but emotionally and mentally exhausting. I felt completely indebted to Steven that he was investing so much effort and time in me that when I failed a task or it wasn't achieved to the standard that he or I wanted the anxiety of that for weeks I would carry until basically he'd bring me back back to the pedestal that I was on to then carry on and I suppose that wasn't an overly healthy pattern to be in but that was my work and I loved what I did. At the same time my wife Julie and I we just had our first child and obviously being a new family every day was extremely challenging. It reached a point with Fishface that I personally wasn't coping with how things were going so I decided to lift sorry I decided to leave Fishface to spend time with my wife and son and wanted to slow down. Looking back on my time at Fishface it's only now that I see the importance of the basic lessons that Steven would tell me daily from cleanliness of the whole restaurant inside and outside to then cooking yourself a piece of fish every day as you would a customer so you can determine the travel time from the past to the table and then what the doneness is depending on the heat of the garnish on the plate. It was basically time for me to do my own thing and it had to be fish. We opened St. Peter and we had a manager in place and basically we lost that manager on the first service. We call it a mishire but we yeah we we had a few mishaps that evening it was a soft opening and so I didn't have the courage to do it so Julie handled that and the very next day we were very fortunate that we had Wimmy Winkler join us at St. Peter and she basically walked in on day one and owned the restaurant and gave it the maturity that we needed it to have. We started St. Peter with three chefs and then we worked as hard as we could because we knew that you know this was everything like if we dropped the ball it's kind of lights out and it got to a point about five months in that the three of us were really on our last legs so Julie and I decided that for the longevity of our staff in the business we would employ more chefs to accommodate a more hospitable roster that allowed chefs to have a life outside of work. Within a week we went from three chefs to six. Two weeks after making this decision our numbers showed us that we were faced with an 8% increase in labor. Everything was new to us and basically we were making decisions as issues arose to act quickly. I stayed firm in my belief that our numbers would pick up and we would just have to be patient. During this time of having the luxury of having six chefs in a 34-seat restaurant we managed to develop a recipe for nearly every part of the fish. This meant we managed to reduce the food cost by close to 6% and see it sitting under 30% where it continues to be today. The national award season came upon us and we were met with a string of very flattering awards that our team and I are still very proud of. Our numbers increased and St. Peter had finally realized its potential. Fish butchery, our other business, was born out of a necessity that we needed more space because we'd outgrown St. Peter to a degree there's only so much fish can fit in that cubicle and we basically wanted our customers that came to St. Peter to have access to the kind of fish that we're getting our hands on. Fish butchery basically is championing the sustainable fish that we get our hands on. We work with some fantastic fishermen and I suppose it's our job as a chef like my job as a chef to realize the amount of effort and work that goes in on their end to go out every morning or every evening and go out and catch the exact fish that we're after and then put it on the back of a truck put it in the air and then some 12 hours later we get to pull the lid off and it's our responsibility then to do justice to that product and I think that's a lot of the mantra of what we're doing at St. Peter and a lot of the reason why we're focusing on pardon me we're focusing on the 60% so you look at any kind of education that a chef gets and it's always 40% yield 60% loss what is that what's the 60% loss we're all getting educated on the 40% and I find it far more you know a useful skill set for young chefs coming through to learn about that 60% so that then you know you're not running at a loss you are actually you know training the next wave of chefs to better understand the product and have respect for it it's been nearly two years now that I have owned and operated a small business I've learned a lot about myself as a person I know I can be very impatient and I know that I often bite off more than I can chew but what I can be sure of is that I give all of myself all the time I strive to be a good husband a good father and a good leader as a chef the highs are an extreme high but the lows come quite frequently and you know affect you in a similar way just in a polar opposite and I believe that as a chef resilience really is the only option thank you