Good day, fellow investors. We have recently analyzed the tire sector, the bridge stones, the Pirelli's, Nokia's. And in this video, I want to discuss one stock that I picked as the stock from the whole sector that I will focus on and do a deep dive. I'll discuss the company, it's Nokia. It's not Nokia, it's Nokia. Another Finnish company coming from the same city has been off from the same company, Nokia, but that makes winter tires mostly. So I'm going to give you an overview of the company, the investment thesis. The stock price has declined significantly over the last year and a half. The whole sector is a little bit in a downturn and you can read the whole sector analysis. I'll put the link in the description below to my report, to my Excel file about the sector, to my Excel file with all the stocks, with all the fundamentals that if you like those numeric part of investing, you can watch that and see where I got the estimations and evaluations. In this video, I'll make more of a story-like approach to Nokia, the numbers for those who are interested, as said, can check in the link description below. And then I'll give you also four investing lessons that we can take from this story. So let's start with the story and then go to the lessons whether this is something for your portfolio that is something you will see at the end of the video. So let's start with Nokia and investment analysis. So just a year and a half ago, the stock price was doing really, really good. Even two years ago, almost at 40 euros now, it's down to 24 and 20. So significant hit over the last year, coming from the slowdown in the automotive industry and consequently also slower tire sales. On a business overview, they sell tires, mostly winter tires in Nordic countries, Russia, Eastern Europe and the United States. So practically, this is a four country business, Finland, Sweden, Norway and Russia and they have really good market shares there and they're now trying to expand into North America and Central Europe. And the difference is that when they expanded in Russia, they were the first, there was a growing market but now to expand in North America and Europe, they have to take away market share from others. Nokia's production capacity is not fully utilized. They have a production capacity in Finland, four million tires per year, but they are saying that they will give long holidays to workers. So if you are a worker there, you can expect 2020 to be a very sunny year because you'll spend it mostly on the Mediterranean, I think, or I don't know where people from Finland go to holidays. Russia, the capacity is 70 million tires, but also not fully used and they're now building a new factory in Dayton where they will be able to produce four million tires. So they are really targeting growth and expansion and investing in that expansion that as we have seen from the stock price, the expansion and investments came at the wrong point in time because we are going into a slowdown in the automotive market. Now let's take a look at the global sales vehicle overview, long-term trend and short-term trend that will give you an overview of where Nokia is playing. What's the playing field there? The growth rate when it comes to the market for tires is not amazing, one, 2%, only China is expected to grow 7% given the still low automotive base there, but even Russia, 2% growth, they expected 6% growth per year thanks to cyclicality in Russia, but after 2008-19 have passed, the actual growth in Russia was minus 2%. So that was a hard hit for the company because they expected 6% growth. This is from the capital day 2018 presentation in October of 2018. Also vehicle sales in the United States have been flat and at the risk of a slowdown because all of the zero interest car loans, the financing, the subprime car financing is coming to an end and it's not yet time to buy new cars and therefore the market has been weakening. Number of cars sold worldwide, this is from Statista, stable, so not really growing there, so not really a growth market. However, the number of cars is expected to reach 2 billion, number of cars on the road is expected to be reached 2 billion in the future, currently is around 1.3 billion and it was for example half of that 670 million in 1996, but Bloomberg gives a number that we are past the peak with global passenger vehicle sales trailing 12 months, adding into 2019 that Statista didn't show, there has been a significant decline in new car sales, so a real, real slowdown for the whole sector. As Nokia sells replacement tires, when you buy a new car, you need after a few months to when winter comes, you need to buy new winter tires, so it is a replacement, but it's strongly correlated to the automotive industry and new car sales. The outlook for the industry isn't really, really so strong and when you invest in such businesses, you have to look, okay, they did grow in the past, but what was the reason for that growth? Was it a strong market? And in this case, we see there was a strong market, especially since 2012 in the European Union that benefited Nokia and tire sales, but the market isn't that strong anymore and since the last quarter of 2018, exactly when their positive outlook was made on the capital markets day, the sales have actually been declining and this leads to different risks for Nokia, especially as their outlook has been very, very positive. So they are entering the next phase of growth. They hope to increase sales by 50% in Central Europe over five years, double their sales in North America over five years and increase the sales of heavy tires by 50% over four years and keep the rest of the market shares that they have in the Nordic countries and Russia stable. And if I put this into a numeric perspective, if they grow 50% in Europe, if they double their sales in the United States, then I have to add 200 million, 200 million, then 100 million from sales from heavy tires, thus their estimations for growth should add 500 million in sales over the next five years or grow 5% per year. That's already lower than the 8% that they did in the past. However, they have been investing heavily, they will invest heavily, but the growth in the market that they expected might not come and this is the uncertainty also hitting the stock price. Also in Russia, they expected huge growth, but that actually didn't happen this year. Perhaps it will happen in the future, perhaps it won't. And this is the investment scenario you are looking at when it comes to Nokia. Usually a company makes decisions based on the past and future expectations. In this case, Nokia really did well in the past as the automotive industry sector wasn't having very positive tailwinds, but now we have huge upfront investments in the new factory, new distribution channels growth and a retraction in the market. That could really put pressure on margins and put pressure on the most important thing when it comes to this company and that's the extremely high dividend. If we look at the earnings, those have been very positive over the last 10 years. Even the last 12 months have seen earnings of three euros per share, two euros per share. So we are price earnings ratio of eight. They have a high dividend payout ratio that leads to a 6% dividend yield. However, the capital spending has been high and is expected to still be high in the future and the free cash flow is negative. If the management continues to show the conservativeness that they have been showing over the past without taking too much debt, they might have to cut the dividend and the dividend cut is never priced in and if that happens and if there are lower earnings or perhaps even a year with no earnings, which is completely normal for a cyclical industry, then you might see the stock continue to fall, fall another 30, 40, 50% and here we come to the investment outlook. By looking at their past earnings, their future expected growth, that might happen in five years, might happen in 10 years, the average earnings per share are 1.94 over the last 10 years. If I assume 25% growth over the next decade, the average earnings might be 2.5 going forward. So a good buying price, if you wish, for a 10% return over the next 10 years is 25 euros. Therefore, this is a good stock, good investment and if they reach the 10% return, that's an excellent investment. If you wish for a 15% return, if you have more patient, then the buying price should be 16.6 euros. It is unlikely that it will reach that, but it might. You never know what will be the factor combination that might influence the stock price, like a recession in Europe, dividend cuts, delays at Dayton or who knows. I've read some analysts reports on Nokia and some analysts from investment banks see the stock target at 36 and no structural change in the whole environment. Well, that is something you can never know beforehand. If there is a recession in Europe, in Russia, there will be a structural change in the environment and simple car sales, tire sales will be lower and that will impact Nokia and especially giving the higher capital investments that they have invested in growth while the markets don't grow. That's something that really changes the story here, but the growth as the global economy goes on will come someday and that is also what creates an amazing opportunity if the stock price continues to decline. This is also a good story to discuss four investment lessons and the first is catching a falling knife. So, Nokia has clearly been a falling knife for the past two years almost and the question is, okay, how am I going to catch this? How to catch this falling knife? How to invest in these stocks? Well, especially cyclical stocks are always like that. They go up because investors always estimate good things to continue in perpetuity and then they go down because investors estimate bad things to continue in perpetuity. However, at some point, the cycle turns, both the positive and the negative and at some point, Nokia, given the low debt, given the quality of the business, the distribution, at some point, it will rebound. How to know when to catch such a quality falling knife? Well, you simply have to look at the fundamentals and what you are looking when it comes to a stock. As said, we have the 15% return, the 10% return, the 20% return and then compare it to all other options that you have on your watch list. The second thing I want to discuss is past growth versus future growth. Nokia really did grow very, very well in the past thanks to the tailwinds in Russia. Number of tires sold in Russia went from 25 million to 40 million, so almost 50 million, so that's really a tailwind. And now the question is, will they be able to grow in the future the same way like they did in the past? They already lower down to 5% the expected growth, but they are now entering markets that are saturated and all other competitors also have a available capacity to increase production, so it will be a big cost fight in the markets they are entering, and that's questionable. They are growing, but I don't know whether it's smart for them to grow into new markets, whether it will be expensive or not, especially if there is no automotive market growth tailwind. So the key is always to look, okay, this is what pushed the business up in the past, but how likely is that it will continue in the future? If the business has a mode, competitiveness, something that differentiates it from everybody else, then it's likely that it will continue in the future. Nokia is selling tires, competitiveness, brands, it's difficult to estimate, therefore it's a normal cyclical stock and should be priced that way. The business is good, the business quality, which is also something you have to analyze when it comes to investing. It's unlikely that Nokia will go bankrupt. They have history, they have good R&D, good distribution center, operating in good countries, so it's unlikely that it will ever go bust, and this is something that also makes it easier when it comes to investing. If you simply invest in businesses that will not go bust, you save yourself a lot of portfolio pain. The third lesson that is crucial when it comes to investing, a dividend cut, and there is the possibility that there will be a dividend cut for Nokia is never priced into a stock price. So you can see the dividend 6%, many in Finland consider it a blue chip, a safe dividend, a safe stock. However, given the scenarios that I have shown, we don't know whether it will be cut or no. It is likely that it will be cut, and 6% also says that many in the market think it will be cut, but when it is actually cut, then panic comes in, then people don't know, okay, they have been holding for that dividend, holding their value estimations on that dividend, and when that is cut, then panic comes in, and it's easily that the stock falls to 16. So one thing to remember, a dividend cut is never priced into a current stock price, especially if the dividend is stable, never ever. When the dividend is cut, the stock goes down. And also something number four that we already discussed, past growth doesn't mean future growth. Always look at what was the reason for growth, how it impacts the business, and what is the likelihood in the future. So thank you for watching. Don't forget to read the reports if you fancy reading and going in that into the sector analysis, or getting a comprehensive picture from where this research video comes from. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel, comment, like, subscribe to the free investing course that I'm starting to build also in the link in the description below. And if you want to check my portfolios, check my stock market research platform. Thank you and I'll see you in the next video.


Welcome back to my channel guys, it's Jigera Coco Styles and on this channel we talk about beauty, fashion, and lifestyle. Today it's not going to be any of those, well I guess it will be lifestyle and I've been writing in the Project 369 book and I haven't really seen many people make videos about it but here are the books, let me come a little closer, so here are the books. There's two, the final edition is the latest one and then this is the first one, well actually the second, I don't have the first one. And very interesting books guys, so in the first book it's a lot less reading in the beginning of the book and it just kind of walks you through the process of how you should write in the book and how to pretty much manifest what you are wanting, right? So it has more journaling in here opposed to the second one. So the second one is still the key to the universe but it's the final edition and it has more stuff about angel signs and just the process of how 369 came up, why it's important, how sometimes the numbers 369 are eliminated from certain equations like whichever way you flip it, you can't find it. So it's pretty important and I wanted to come on here, so well really quick you guys know that this is Nicola Tesla's theory or process you want to call it but let me tell you guys, when they talk about writing down your goals and stuff on paper, creating vision boards and you know all those things, listen, it is true. It sounds so cliche writing it down and stuff like that but it's not really a goal until you write it down. So the only reason why I'm doing a video on this is because I would like everyone to get this book, well the final edition because that's the only one that they have. It's a little bit of reading in the beginning but it's setting you up to write in the book and once it's done you can get like a regular journal and start journaling your thoughts and I would recommend following the same process 369 meaning write it three times in the morning, six times in the afternoon and nine times before you go to bed. Now right before you go to bed I would say if you're not a person to meditate or anything like that just kind of sit with your thoughts and before you're writing in it. Now the first time I did the book I was writing in it every single day. It tells you that you don't have to and I'm going to say I would have to agree because when you're writing it in every day sometimes you feel rushed to have to put something in the book but you want to be extremely, extremely intentional when you're writing in the book. I personally would say when you're thought and it doesn't matter if you write every day that's okay because I do it every day but I am going to take my time the second time around and really be intentional on what I'm writing in here and when I mean intentional I mean write exactly what you want to manifest in your life. So if you are a person who has a small business and you want to see certain things happen write it on write it in the book even if you have a vision board I'll tell you this I wrote some stuff a couple of years ago on a vision board the other day I looked at it and I was like oh wow I checked everything off right but I wrote it and I literally forgot about it so it's kind of like that write it and forget about it when you're praying you pray about it and you forget about it right you let it go. So the reason why I wanted to talk about this is because I know a lot of people feel like certain things don't happen for them when they need it to happen but everything is really in its own timing we can't rush it if you're not really prepared for it yet you're not going to get it if you're not doing the work to work towards it you're not going to get it and that's just the reality of it. So we have all these thoughts everything that we want we can definitely have in the words of Kanye he can do anything but I definitely believe in my heart of hearts that if you want something you have to work towards it right it's not just going to come to you overnight well it can but it's not just going to come to you if you're not doing the work to prepare yourself to get there if you're not a hundred percent ready it is not going to be given to you and if it is and you're not ready it's not going to work out how you want it to work out so check out the books the 369 project um two things I purchased from their website and it takes forever to come I don't know why I have a friend she purchased it from the instagram link and she seems to get it pretty quickly and then you have people who order it from amazon who gets it even quicker so it's the same book from amazon I've seen it so you know the choice is yours but it's the project 369 but guys get the book thank me later and again make sure you're being intentional when you're doing it now don't get discouraged because you see some reading in the beginning of the book it's really just making you understand some things that you probably already have been seeing and are about to see so take your time read the pages and then when you're actually ready to write in it then you do that make sure you are carrying the book with you wherever you go because you want to put these thoughts down when you have them um and these things that you want to come to fruition in your life guys so I just wanted to come on here really quick because I usually don't talk about a lot of stuff in my personal life but I think that a lot of guys a lot of you guys should actually get the book um and just start writing in it just start journaling and just start to see things come out and I'll say this when you're writing in here and let's just say you have a small business and you start to notice that all of a sudden you start getting people to help you or the information is coming to you because I feel like when you're writing in it you're putting this stuff out into the universe um and the universe is only going to give you back what you're asking for right so if you need help with something you're probably going to get that help from someone out of nowhere if you're if yourselves have been slow you may all of a sudden out of nowhere get a phone call and someone saying hey I know someone who want to purchase your product right so just really take heed to the little signals that you guys get um I know a lot of people are not into angel numbers and stuff like that but we see numbers all the time but there's meanings behind them and I think it's just a good thing to just journey your thoughts down and just kind of see them coming to fruition um also when after you finish the book what I would recommend you doing is keeping the book and go back to it occasionally just to kind of see what pretty much came to fruition um and that's it so it's the project 369 it's the key to the universe the final edition it's a little bit smaller than the first version um I think the first time they both okay they both okay I won't I won't say one is better than the other you just have more writing to do in the first one which is the second edition and then the third edition you have more reading you still have writing in here but you have a little bit more reading to kind of get your get you on the right track when it comes to writing in the book guys so let me know if you want any more information on some other books that I have um and I can let you guys know so if you like videos like this please comment below and if you stay to the end of this video please comment Coco we see you and don't forget to follow me on instagram at Coco Styles NY and my blog Coco Styles NYC and my website CocoStylesNY.com and I will catch you guys in the next one bye


As you can see the lanky tall man from Yorkshire is trying very very hard to stay on track but no matter how hard he tries he drifts from side to side in a worm pattern. To me this screams vestibular hyposensitivity and basically in normal normal terms that just means poor balance. When you have vestibular hyposensitivity a good way to know this is to check the the difference between being able to stand up and balance on one leg with your eyes open and you know doing the same thing but with your eyes closed and if you really do have vestibular hyposensitivity you will notice a difference. Everyone's got a little bit of difference but if that distance is like really really big and you don't know what planet you're on probably the case. But I divulge I want to know are you a worm walker? Are you autistic? Show me your example of worm walking.


Back Agent Nation, my name of course, is Agent Beamstar. Let's get Roy into the news. I'm getting better at this. Hey, I made a decision, ladies and gentlemen. I'm doing my hat reveal at a million subscribers. If you guys see me in real life, most of the time I'm not really wearing hats, but on YouTube, I literally wear hats all the time. But the channel's been doing fantastic and I'm gonna try and continue to drop good content. If you guys are new to the channel, daily videos. Be sure to subscribe and let's get straight into it. For our first story of the day, a producer from NBA 2K makes it public knowledge that they're dropping the band hammer. Someone sends him a tweet on Twitter saying this. Y'all banding people for doing training drills? Question mark at Ronnie, at Beluba, at Seahoops for Life. Zach Respond is saying, how many drills he do on the sticks himself? Taking some shots. He's basically saying you're cheating, my guy. He followed up saying, ha, no share play here, lol. If he got banned, he was using some shady routes. So we just found out that apparently they can find out and they will also ban you if you're using quote unquote shady routes, like doing share play to get someone else to grind your badges. They've also said in the past, if you're grinding for 99 and your account keeps getting logged into by different IPs every time, one in Virginia and another one in California, they're gonna know you're cheating and you're grinding with another partner and they're gonna ban you. So I don't know how they know this stuff, but apparently they're coming with the shits this year. For our second story of the day, ladies and gentlemen, I was told something at the NBA 2K event a couple of weeks ago and it completely faded my memory. Didn't remember it. Until I saw this tweet Mike Wang put out saying this, there were zero gameplay changes in the patch. Hopefully they'll post the patch notes soon. First of all, yes, 2K, you should be posting patch notes every single time a new patch comes out. So we know what we're downloading onto our damn consoles. Second of all, when I was talking to Mike Wang, this is what he told me. He said that they have patch notes every time a patch drops, but he's like, I don't know why it's never posted. I have no idea why nobody posts it, but they see and have the patch notes. So are you! Cause ever since NBA 2K came out and said that they patched Michael Jordan's tongue, they've been catching a hell of heat for the stuff they put in the patch notes, right? If you're gonna drop a patch, make it meaningful, right? I wanna do all this downloading, especially if I don't have unlimited internet. Well, I do, but I'm just saying some people don't. Depending on where you live and yeah. Anyway, 2K just, is really simple. Just put out the patch notes, my guys. For our third story of the day, this one is funny. Couple videos back, I was making a video talking about the NBA 2K19 glitch community. Of course, I had to revisit my guy Crashy Lyon, who dropped his first 2K19 glitch video. We all know his glitches are fake and I gave him a challenge in that video. Now, he hasn't responded to that challenge yet, but he started off his most recent video saying this, roll it.  Get out of here, bro. Crashy, my guy, what is all this coming from? I thought we were friends, man. He was coming at me with the burners. I don't know what I did to deserve this, but I was dying of laughter when I seen it. I thought y'all would find it funny. For our next story of the day, NBA 2K19 has been received, so far at least, pretty well. In terms of gameplay, right? Cause there's a million problems when it comes to the game and the servers and people buy VC, they don't get their VC, they've got next spots glitching, the game is blue screening, you play a game of my career, you don't get any progression. The list goes on and on of the province people have been tweeting at me or at 2K support saying they've had with the game. On the my team side of things, I've heard a lot of complaints about contracts still being in the game. On the park side of things, there's two main issues. One is stealing and the other is shock contests. When it comes to steals, I think it's pretty simple. One is passing lane steals and the other one is reach and steal. Passing lane steals are fine. If you're clicking square in the passing lane, you should get the steal. What I don't agree with is you not clicking square and still getting the steal. That's stupid, takes no skill. You should at least click square if you know the ball is coming and if you can't do that, you don't deserve the steal. When it comes to poking the ball loose and reaching in, I think that should be nerf. I think lockdown should have that clear advantage when it comes to poking the ball loose and as it stands right now, I can log in with my sharpshooter or my playmaker and I'll be really confident that I can get at least one or two steals in a park game. It's too overpowered and everybody's holding L2 afraid to dribble because everybody's getting six steals a game, spamming up the square button. All right, so when it comes to shock contests, that's where people have been getting into the debate. On Twitter and on YouTube, people have been talking over and over about the state of shock contest in NBA 2K19. Now, if you guys are casual players and you've never once played against a try hard stretch big or a shock crater, you don't even give your input on the conversation anymore because if the only people you're playing is other casual people on the rec or on my career or on the park, then you don't even, you haven't armed yourself with enough information to even make, to have a stand on the situation. I will tell you right now, go to the stage, go to the ante up and play against the biggest try hard stretch big in there. And if you do, if once you finish that game, you will come back hoping and praying and they do something about shock contests because those guys have already figured out how to abuse the system. Now, there's a couple of things that change about shock contests from last year to this year and the main thing is that you have to do it manually this year and we talked about that. So you no longer automatically just get to go there and contest a shock. Now you have to use your right stick, push it in the direction of the defender you're trying to contest and it contests the shock. There's a couple of problems with that. The main one for me being the delay. By the time I do the input and I push the right stick to close out and the actual animation occurring for me to contest the shot, there's a delay. And while previously that delay didn't exist because it did it automatically, you didn't have to do an input. Now there's a delay.  And on top of that difficult shots, honestly, I think more than anything difficult shots might be the best badge in ME2K19. And previously I think limitless range held the throne for a very long time. I'd even put pick and roll mice show in that conversation.  And I've just made a shock reader. I have two shock readers now actually, so I know more than anyone. But there's an alternative, right? You can click triangle to jump. And I think that cuts away some of the delay and even add some more contests because now you're getting off the ground and gaining some height on your contest. The only problem with clicking triangle is if you guess wrong, your burns, they get an open shot.  Those are just the rules. Why would you do that, right? I get it, some people made a minimum wingspan or you made a minimum wingspan, your player is six foot three. Of course it's not gonna.  Just think about the possible implications of what you're saying right now. I don't, the thing is is I don't know how to solve the problem. I think we all agree contested shots should not be hitting, period. But you should also have to play defense to contest the shot. So I agree with a manual contest. I do not think it should be automatic. I think there needs to be more importance, more significance in the shot contest. Pure stretch bigs and pure sharps benefit the most of any build from this because they have that pure, perfect green window. And if you're a good shooter, you can hit that really consistently. I was watching some videos on YouTube, some people going back and forth on Twitter.  Maybe you need to get better. Maybe you need to play a competitive guy. Cause you think when you play casual guys, it's fine, right? They don't know how to abuse it. Go play the guys in the stage. Just try it. Believe me, you're gonna be begging for reform. Anyway, until this problem is solved, I'm probably gonna end up using my sharp more and my shot creator more. Cause I could be the guy that sits here and complains about it when it happens to me, or I could just be the guy doing it to everybody else so I don't have to complain. That's the state of the game right now. I think those are the only two problems. In terms of gameplay, it is a relief to not have to deal with blow-bys and snatchbacks every two seconds. I think this year it takes more skill to play the game. And I haven't even gotten on Pro-Am yet, so I'm so excited to do that. There's a lot 2K19 did right this year and there's a lot they did wrong, but I think more than anything, I feel refreshed that I no longer have to play 2K18 and I'm having fun playing 2K again. So I'm curious how Mike Wang and them are gonna handle this situation. I think stealing is fine, whatever. Maybe you can nerf the poke and the ball, but even if he doesn't, I can live with it. The shot contest though I think is a more egregious problem that I think at some point gonna have to be attacked, but even if it's not, I'm gonna have to learn to play with it, which is why I have the exact builds that would do the most damage if it's not attacked. Anyway, I'm gonna leave it on that note. If you guys enjoyed the video, drop a like. Subscribe to the channel. Watch these two videos here if you haven't already and I'm gonna catch you guys in the next one. I'm out. Peace.


Hi folks, I'm Mike and I hope you're well. Thank you so much for being here. If you're in the live chat, we are here to reveal the winner of my latest giveaway, which is of course from Isotope Native Instruments and it has the Music Production Suite 4.1 and Complete 13 Ultimate, the most valuable prize that I've ever had on the channel so far. So I'm very, very pleased to be announcing it for some lucky person this evening. Well, this evening where I am anyway, where you are maybe something completely different. It may even be yesterday. No, no, that's not possible. But anyway, if you are in the chat, as I say, thank you so much for being here. We have Dino from Florida and the US, one of the places in the US I haven't actually been to but I hope I can get there one day. We have Danny from Ohio. Good day, Danny, nice to see you here. We have SBP Music from Scotland. That's another place that I really want to get to one day, Scotland. I have a little bit of family history in Scotland. 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Before I get into that, I just want you to make sure, if you are in the live chat, do make sure that you hit the like button. That gets more people in here, and it's more fun, isn't it, if we do that? So what I can tell you is there was 21,126 entries all in all from 986 viewers. That's not actually that many. That means your odds are pretty good, assuming that quite a number of you put quite a number of entries in. You've got somewhere, I'm gonna say somewhere close to one in a thousand charts. That's decent odds for a giveaway of this kind of size. So you should all be excited if you're there in the live chat. Just say, let me know in the live chat if you think you're gonna win. If you think you've got a feeling, if you've been feeling you're gonna be the winner of this, let me know in the live chat. I'd like to know if people get those kinds of feelings. Now of course, this has become sort of a bit of a familiar thing, being on a live chat here with you guys for a giveaway because I've had quite a number of giveaways recently, haven't I? Now this one was not to do with my 100,000 subscriber target being reached recently, but of course it was reached recently. And I've got to say in the last few days something rather exciting came in the mail. Some of you have probably seen it already, I know. Can't help going. But look, it's a play button. What can I tell you about the play button? They're kind of heavy. Look, on the back, it's just got this nice felt material, couple of hooks there so you can hang it up. Maybe you could let me know where I should hang it. No rude answers, okay, for that one. Yeah, so that's pretty awesome. I think the children and teenagers of my family are much more excited about this than I am to be honest with you. But yeah, it's nice and reflective. Look, you can see you in the reflection over there. There's your chat. Exciting, huh? So let's get on with talking about the winner. So what I can tell you is this. The winner is, are you ready? The winner is someone who has a name that does not begin with the letter A. Oh, that's gonna be about 126 of the audience that drops away now. Let me just have a look. We've got 73 live. Oh, they go, oh no. Whose name begins with A here? Who can I see in the chat begins with A? I'm afraid to say, if your name begins with the letter A, it's not you. I'm gonna tease this out. Of course I'm gonna tease this out. Why would I make this quick? There would be no point in that. No, no, no, seriously. I have to announce that the winner comes from a country whose name does not begin with the letter M. That's all the people from Madagascar are gonna leave now.  What other countries begin with M? Can't think of any actually. Well, I'm probably insulting some people now. Anyway, yeah. So if you are from Madagascar, sorry. And if your name begins with A, double, sorry. But yeah. Look, no, in all seriousness, I did say that this is a big prize. And just to remind you about the prize, and there's a reason why I'm reminding you about the prize because the timing of this show is such that if you're not a winner, you will still have a little bit of time to actually buy one of the specials that we talked about in the video. Let's just remind us of what the prize was and what other bundles are available at the moment. The Tope currently has two special deals available for the next day or so. The first includes Music Production Suite 4.1 and Native Instruments Complete 13. Worth many thousands of dollars, it's normally gonna be sold for $1,598. However, it's currently available for just $699. But it's big brother is what we have as a prize for this giveaway. With over $17,000 worth of products, you can currently buy it for just $1,299. It also contains Music Production Suite 4.1, but in this version, we get the massive Complete 13 Ultimate. Remember, if you don't happen to be a winner, you still have a few hours left to get your hands on these amazing deals. Good luck. Somebody says Mumbai. Is Mumbai a country? I'm not really sure about that. Hey, look, I'm a musician. I'm not paid to know country names. Moldavia. What's this one? Maracut? Oh my God, how could I not think of Mexico?  Mongolia, of course. Mali, at least there's some clever people here in the audience. Thank you for being here. It's very nice of you to join us. Anyway, I just want to say hi to a couple more people. I want to say a special hi to Keonra Music, who is here. And she is, I can't read all of this out, but she is, of course, one of our moderators and doing a great job. And somewhere in there, we also have Mimo Japan as well, who's sort of becoming famous in his own right these days. Isn't he? He's taking a bit of the limelight away from me. He was even on the show last week. And when I say the show, I'm talking about the Fix My Mix show, which I do on Thursdays, Stroke Fridays. I'll have a word about that in a minute. But I must tell you another couple of things about this winner. They also come from a country whose name, are you ready? Whose name does begin with the letter U, U, okay? So there's a lot of countries now gone. There's going to be a lot of people fall away now. Of course, there's some pretty famous countries that begin with the letter U. Maybe you could let me know about that in the comments there. And also, I can tell you know, this is going to be very exciting for someone. Look, product detective, you can't trick me. Uranus is not a country, okay? You can't fool me with that. Okay. Oh, it could be someone, couldn't it? It could be someone from Uruguay. Yes, yes. I'm going to get utopia now, now that's my country. I know that could be from the Ukraine and it would be well deserved, wouldn't it? But in fact, I'm going to tell you, not France, no. I am going to tell you in a moment the person's name. We won't drag this out too much longer. But I must say, please do remember to tune in. I normally announce it later on the week, but to tune in on Thursdays, Stroke Fridays, depending on where you are from or what time of day we're going to be doing it, you know, to accommodate where you're from, different for different weeks. But do look out for that. Fix My Mix is a show that I do every single week and people send in their unfinished mixes and myself and my guests give a critique and we kind of help you along to get you to that stage where you can finally release your music, which is a really important thing to do in my opinion. So if you want to submit one of your mixes for the Fix My Mix show, then you can just follow the instructions which are on the screen right now. Send it to this email address, creative.source.tube at gmail.com and with the email title, Fix My Mix. Now, I don't let people know if they're going to be on the show or not. You'll just have to tune into the show if you want to find out if your song is in the mixes on Thursdays and Fridays. We have great fun with that. It's a show which is getting better and better and we certainly had great fun last week because one of my guests was sick and couldn't come so I had some of the audience members as guests on the show which was really very, very interesting indeed. So anyway, thank you so much for tuning in. It's been a pleasure to have you all here in the live chat. I will not stretch this out any longer and I just want to let you know before I do tell you who the actual winner is. If it's you, if your name comes up, you don't need to email me or anything like that. I have checked the name that there's no duplicate so there's not two people who have entered with the same name. If it is your name, it's definitely you. I will email you within the next hour or so and then we will get your prize to you. So finally, I can tell you that. I don't know if you can hear that. It's the best kind of drum roll that I can do on my desk down here. Doing my best, not really a drummer. The winner of this fantastic prize is Julian Holman from the United Kingdom. Congratulations, Julian. This is really an awesome prize.  So I think even the cheaper one, the $699 one, is well worth it. Something that would just keep you going for years and years to be honest with you with the content which is in there. Thank you so much for joining me. I hope to see many of you here on Thursday, stroke Friday for Fix My Mix. I'm now gonna get back to making my video, which is a video which involves Cakewalk and it's gonna be released tomorrow and around about this time. I hope you'll check that one out. Thank you so much for being here as I say and I'll see you.


okay we are back we are back from lunch hey what's with that bloated toad judge Antonin Scalia has he lost another night that belongs in a not has he lost his mind he never had one that jolly bloated toad like he's got that Jerry Falwell face I don't know some some guy said that he should be in a lower court no he shouldn't be in a lower court or any court he should be in a not house I wouldn't even trust him with small claims court but the guy wanted him in traffic court traffic court yeah traffic violations yeah I don't think you can get any lower than that pretty low I guess it's municipal yeah it's not even small claims it's yeah right what are these are dope oh my god him and Thomas and Robert Clarence Thomas Clarence Thomas where a jerk would it like an out now they're like popes that are forever they are Catholic until they they're there forever until they drop dead or yes yes yes retire from illness or yes they are there for life I mean you would think you would think that since they well first of all Congress and Senate should should not be in for more than two terms I mean these guys that are there for like decades I mean that's insane well every time they try to do term limits it doesn't get done so okay cuz so those people want to make a career of it so it's like it's like it's like a monarchy of the past it's like it's an it's an oligarch with with corporations instead of having a king and a queen the monarchy they hate government but yet they want to be in it well they they hate socialism they hate government programs unless it's going into their pocket that's correct they just voted on and that's going to them I think it's might be 200 but it's either 100 or 272 billion dollars they just voted more subsidies for the big boys and girls okay more than before God forbid you add 1% to snap food stamps or the veterans are taking care of the first reason the 9-11 first year the 9-11 first responders or you know or our veterans that came back from Iraq and Afghanistan heaven forbid any money should go to them the real Patriots that's what happened ever since the Reagan era all goodies go upward instead of downward I heard from some Hollywood legends that Ronald Reagan was not a very smart and good he wasn't president of the screen actors guild it was not a good screen actors guild leader and a mouthpiece for cigarettes and GE and borax you think rex 20 mil team memory that 20 mil team Reagan hey you think Reagan was like GW Bush a good puppet exactly a good puppet and when he was suffering his Alzheimer's he was probably worse Baker let him around by the news James Baker okay yes you mean when he was every question he was like well I don't recall well I I didn't think that I sold weapons to Iran but they tell me I did so I guess I did and he used to talk about the Contras and Nicaragua their freedom fighters the Contras countries of freedom fighters they were not the McKill eyes kill you know president Assad of Syria is pretty pissed off at Washington I don't know I mean I mean he mentioned about the US being you know a little too friendly with Turkey and and Turkey's in NATO we're in NATO all together you figure that right you figure it out out but Turkey was buying the smuggled oil from Isis and why were Israeli troops just shooting a breeze with Isis troops at the border why would he they were all having friendly conversation there you go that never hit the mainstream media ever Israeli soldiers McCain was over there with him in the Syria chatting with Isis McCain oh oh how you mean McCain when he was instrumental in them getting armed bingo back then ah bingo yeah yeah war is a racket major Schmedley Butler major generals Schmedley but not so if the average American including young people spent more time getting their information from the internet and and not watching mainstream news then that means that young people will be smart enough to never join the military because there's no there's no incentive there's no positive incentive even for a poor kid to join the military a poor kid can get a grant you can get um you can go to unemployment and get a workforce four thousand dollars in other words there are programs if you're a minority and you you're a woman you get more but there are programs to have you learn a skill a trade you know get some something to put on your resume in school you don't have to join the armed forces we used to do that in school remember tech schools I remember that schools you learned electronics you learned automotive you learned like the one over here Bergen Tech Bergen County it's called Bergen County Technical High School Bergen County Technical School yes Pasek County has one they all have them but I don't know if they're used anymore like they used to be for people to gain a trade no not not now everybody's going to those schools those tech schools that are advertised late at night yeah but the point is if they continue with school in the first place instead of dropping out and joining a gang in a poor neighborhood if they no future if they continued with education there is there are there is free education to be had and there is hope to keep alive to keep hope alive now I'm serious you do a young person does not have to join the military ever and and and get his legs arms hands half of his head blown off or die don't have to and hey navy recruiter told me that a nuclear submarine oh it's huge it's like a hotel room they my ass the liar was that that was that like six men in a room with a bunks hey hey man I was 18 years old and I was able to find out he was lying now you know I mean and you never believe you're lucky you found that out and you never believe the boy you put your John Hancock you never believe the commercials the recruiting recruiting commercials and and honestly if my son was told that he had to sign up for the draft I say now well there is no draft he ain't gonna sign here on I want you they want kids to register there's no draft no some people want it back because I can imagine what is happening now is the low income people are the ones going on a battlefield the rich aren't going well because if you're the smarty you are the less the more you mr. chin he had what four five deferments but he defermented the war hawk but what does Jesse call him chicken hawk mr. statue but he he was very antsy to get other people's kids out on the battlefield oh yeah make money for Halliburton right and him yeah he is an old geezer with one foot on the banana peel the other foot in the grave the battery heart a mechanical battery operated I'm sorry it's over here a mechanical bar at a battery operated heart it's here and he still doesn't have enough money most people when they do the start spanking banner you see they've got their hand over here it's hard to see it oh like we're iron man had it's a little to the left of center yeah iron man has nuclear-powered heart was right right I didn't say that was right right beneath the center sternum yeah so it's like you know smarty you are to hopefully the more reality you see and don't get your news from the mainstream media but there are idiots that do anyway back to the readings okay don't get my hand whack whack whack this man is a lunatic there's more than one guess I know that's for sure I am a Republican I served in the New Jersey General Assembly and I am embarrassed by what Trump is doing to our party he's not the only Republican that feels that way most Republicans as do most Democrats have a middle of the road political philosophy Trump's views are extreme he's got Bush and Cheney bashing them and on American my parents came to the United States from Italy and if we were to stop all Muslims from entering the United States it would be contrary to our American beliefs and more in line with the radical again using the wrong word ISIS group oh boy we need a president unlike a president Obama who will make decisions for the majority not for a small groups to ensure obtaining their votes people must think Obama's is this he doesn't need any votes this king's dictator that you know he's got to get everything approved yeah you know exactly but it why is he looking for votes he can't run again not over any votes it is time that we as Americans say enough is enough and you like the president who will represent the majority not groups looking for continuous free benefits Obama's from Honolulu Hawaii isn't he he's from Hawaii he's born Hawaii well if I was him I'd retire and move to Hawaii he will or he'll do like Clinton does with his law firm no he's got a what the hell is it that the non-profit he'll do a non-profit with his wife yeah he'll get he'll be involved civically involved and said it's a giant or you might see him get a job for one of the big company one of the big corporations that that would reveal that would reveal a lot if he did that he's not gonna live in a big mansion like the guy on Magnum PI what that was his name the short guy yeah that it hires the one with the two doberman pinches running away at Wiggins Wiggins mr. Wiggins Wiggins was also with Carol Burnett you yeah you know that mr. it was what you call it play you know he wasn't British he was from Texas that was a fake British accent and you know how many people from England sent him fan mail I'm serious you know concerning Donald Trump's policy on Muslims Governor Christie was quoted as saying this is the kind of thing that people say when they have no experience and don't know what they're talking about here's a question for Christie what is he going to do about fighting terrorism he claims that he didn't know his closest aides were allegedly shutting down lanes to the George Washington bridge and he's going to be able to stop future terrorist attacks Trump's plan is a proposal that should be up for debate it is his opinion to which he's entitled his priority is to have a plan to protect the American people what plans do the other candidates have they won't say probably because they don't have any until they can propose a viable solution they should stop criticizing Trump and cease the grandstanding what about Hillary Clinton what are her plans it is parents she's devoid of any plans relating to foreign policy and fighting terrorism and won't take a stand on anything until she sees how the political winds are blowing like she's like a chameleon chameleon chameleon I turn red at one time I turn blue at Bill was like that he was like he always checked for the winds like it was playing like he was hitting a golf ball with a driver club you know I always check the wind I feel your pain and the crocodile tear coming down his face probably had a hat he probably had an onion you know to make himself cry yeah yeah he already put some hot sauce in his eye or something to get the tear going well I got news for you made a lot of people cry losing their houses and etc because it's stupid glass spiegel going bye bye I mean I mean that wasn't that instigated by Newt Gingrich no nudie is not involved in that but he was a Clinton was summers and what should we call it but Clinton people from Wall Street he hired for his own cabinet to whatever wasn't Clinton involved with something in terms of the welfare system with Newt Gingrich 1996 with we we got did away with welfare as we know it yeah because Newt Gingrich was the one that was bitching a moaning about everybody being a moocher yeah and he was crazy enough to want to take to want to give poor children a job as a custodian in their schools because their mom was getting food stamps he wanted that was only a couple years ago he wanted to put the kids to work that was 2014 I think that it came up with that wacky yeah child labor because your mom is getting food stamps oh wow this you really live in high on the hog when you get food stamps big deal and then they wanted to go further like you know you can't buy this with your food stamps oh that's a luxury or you can't buy that with your food stamps and you can't buy any desserts oh cold cuts is a luxury you can't buy steak you can't buy seafood you can't buy what's left pet dog food people can eat dog food beans and rice oh you can only spend your food stamps on on rice and beans that's it that's it and we're and be and and you're lucky you're getting both rice and beans correct right then eventually you're you're evolved into not evolved devolved into a slave well I would think that somebody is a slave under those conditions right now I mean they'll stuff you in a privatized when you become homeless yeah they'll say you're arrested for vagrants they'll put you in a privatized prison then you work for nothing correct there you go and that's what they want well yeah because they've never gotten over slavery oh you're homeless it's great well and then if you feed the homeless they rest the person who feeds the homeless and he goes it he or she goes in a privatized prison and the people who arrest them they claim they're good Christians hey an old and old a very old man who was a man who is a pastor a minister in Florida was getting arrested yeah for feeding for doing his job as a minister for feeding the homeless he's a minister he's doing his job they were arresting him and finally you know they said you know what the judge says leave the guy alone leave the old guy alone so what does that mean if he was a young minister they would uh prove a way to key I guess so because they don't like they don't like Christians doing what the Bible says yeah they have their own brand of Christianity where they call it enabling when that's what they're enabling when they're allowing them to breed as that one congressman or whatever it says well they want to depopulate the poor they want to depopulate the poor yes if they can't be used as a commodity a slave then get rid of them because they are only sucking up our resources the key word there is our resources they automatically uh assume assume that because they're rich that it is our earth's resources not resources of the earth for everyone no god forbid oh yeah well peter braybeck of mesleys believes that uh that you you do not have a right to drinking water it should be privatized governor christy is shaping up to be a lightweight contender lightweight i could have been a contender i could have been a contender for the republican presidential nomination even with an endorsement from the new ham share union leader last month he staggers to the podium carrying a lot of negative baggage well he has to stagger it's the only way he can get around you know but a union endorsing an obnoxious republican like him something's not right about that they include his unconvincing shameful excuse of playing dumb to any knowledge of the george washington bridge scandal his failure to reform the state pension system and his woeful handling and dispersing of federal money to superstorm sandy victims were stronger than a storm his commercial said it's over three years now right yeah the money hasn't hasn't gotten to certain people yet only to businesses last during this frightening time of terrorist attacks it seems that instead of spending most of his time in new jersey our governor's priority and focus is on campaigning around the country to further his own agenda yeah his own agenda his own agenda not staying in new jersey to work do his job yeah you know only bernie sanders is out campaigning and and doing his job in washington at the same time life expectancy in the united states has stalled for three straight years a child born last year can expect to make it to 78 years and nine and one half months the same prediction made for the past two years in most of the years since world war two life expectancy in the united states has inched up thanks largely to medical advances public health campaigns and better nutrition and education the last time it was stuck for three years was in mid 1980s not clear why life expectancy has been flat but suicides and fatal drug overdoses probably are playing a role i think a big role also is that the uh because the republicans have the house and the senate that all these food companies are deregulated and and and and they're putting more toxic ingredients in the food everything is spiked today even your drinking water your bottled water and it's drugs are being pushed pharmaceuticals are being pushed very aggressively but the overall quality of life has gone down because of the the food in your average market supermarket is is crap you know unless you're an educated consumer and you know how to shop properly and pick and choose you know if you're at average numbsco you're going to buy strictly based on price alone and uh you are what you eat obesity being on the uprise as an epidemic also plays a big factor the man accused of killing three people at a planned paranoid clinic stunned a courtroom on wednesday when he declared himself a warrior for babies yeah key word being babies where are the babies he said he was guilty and won't go to trial that means a much longer sentence fan possibly uh uh well they automatically if it's premeditated murder you should automatically get life in prison not not this uh parole for good behavior bullshit robert louis dear 57 made the outburst before he was formally charged with 179 counts of first-degree murder attempted murder and other crimes bearded unkempt and cuffed at the risks and ankles dear repeatedly disrupted the hour-long hearing interrupting his public defender daniel king and objecting to king's attempts to limit publicity in the case king who represented colorado theater shooter james holmes has asked the judge to impose a gag order on participants in the planned paranoid case before a trial you'll never know what i saw in that clinic atrocities the babies that's what they want to seal dear shouted at one point prompting a deputy to squeeze his shoulder in an effort to quiet him atrocity atrocities he saw seal the truth huh kill the babies that's what planned paranoid does what about uh what about all that um that crap on the uh internet about uh planned parenthood selling the uh was it fetal parts embryo and fetal parts yeah that was all vacant and nothing to do with that and and carly fiorina like uh lied lied about about it yeah king did not address the outburst but raised doubts about whether dear is competent to stand trial saying defense attorneys wanted investigators to turn our evidence to turn over evidence as soon as possible so they could assess the depth of his mental illness here we go he's gonna he's gonna get off with uh what an easier sentence and and and the the the deaths of the the the the deaths of the innocent people will not be avenged there'll be no retribution blah blah this is one part of one part of ultra liberalism that i'm dead set against nobody thinks about the victims and their families do you know who this lawyer is dear exclaimed of king


Today, we're working on deflated Mark 19 machine gun fire. So basically that consists of having the Mark 19 behind a deflated position, which is basically a large berm that provides cover and concealment from the enemy. Basically, we're using different math, different equations based on the range of the targets that we're trying to hit to elevate the muzzle. And at the same time, we're also using our saber system, which has a large optic on it to spot those rounds. So that way our forward observer is also out of the sight of the enemy as they adjust those rounds. So by using the unmanned aerial systems and the new technology, it gives us an even better advantage. We can see farther than also use that to also pull a grid and adjust the targets. Using equipment like the drones is, it puts us a step ahead because we can keep our personnel away from the enemy. If we can stay behind deflated and just use drones and to keep the eyes on the enemy, then we can keep our personnel out of the home's way.


And just like that we're back we're back According to rich committee, and I know I'm saying his last name wrong. So my apologies. Nothing personal I messed up everybody's last name including my own but according to rich Jamal Adams jet-star safety Jamal Adams has requested to be traded He is trying to get up out of New York York Because about a month ago There have been some rumors that he wanted to be traded and then some people came out and said yes those rumors are true And some people came out and said no those rumors are not true and the Jets they were just sitting back chill But now it's out there again, but officially this time that Jamal Adams wants to be traded and You know what? Since we I mean we might as well now because I saw it earlier But I didn't read it earlier because a lot of people were talking about this post that Jamal Adams put up earlier Let's read it and see if we can find anything any tidbits that gave us an Inclination that he would want to be traded. Let's see So it looks like he was responding to somebody but he said I have time this morning They all just speak it without understanding what y'all are typing or no. Oh, I see what this is I deserve to be paid but when I asked to be taken care of I'm being that guy, huh? What does Pat have to do with me and he was speaking about Patrick Mahomes? Pat is about to get 40 to 60 mil a year Well deserved and yeah, he is when Patrick Mahomes get his contract. It is going to be filthy But let's continue. That's my guy But don't compare me to quarterbacks if you want paying me some QB money Shoot if I was about to get 40 plus you wouldn't hear a word from me LOL for real for real Don't use the pandemic excuse Christian McCaffrey got paid not too long ago. Well deserved great friend of mine. You're lost my guy I'm gonna protect myself just like any organization will look out for themselves at the end of the day And if you guys don't respect that cool, it's all love. Maybe it's time to move on can't trick a wizard So right then and there I wish I would have read this earlier But when when I saw it, I just I didn't feel like reading that whole thing But he let us know right there again that last line maybe well second last line because the last line was can't trick a wizard But the second to last line maybe it's time to move on and He officially requested a trade So Jamal Adams, what's gonna happen with Jamal Adams? Where is he gonna go?  He can't really force the Jets hand. He's on the contract for two more years He's on the contract Jets could look at that trade request and they could be like, uh, okay, cool. Whatever or They could be like, you know what? Trade I mean contract talks have kind of stalled out they kind of came to a halt and He just I don't know. He just doesn't seem like he wants to be here They could let the thing drag out and when you let the contract situation like this drag out Two things can happen One it can be resolved to it can't be resolved That's it Snow nothing tricky nothing too intense That's it straight up either it works out or it doesn't now with this Jets could be hoping that well Maybe um if we let this thing carry on if we don't even though we can't give them We don't want to give them a contract right now Maybe he'll come around Maybe he'll come around and that's what a lot of teams hoping situations like these especially when they get ugly Maybe the player will come around even without getting a new contract and that's a possibility but then at the same time it could get into those sort of Jaguar stages and I don't mean to use them as an example But I have to use them as an example to where they have these young players that are really good players And then their players get to the end of their contracts, and they want to be out. They don't want to be there anymore We saw Jalen Ramsey we see a Yannick in Godway It's it's prevalent over there But Anyway, um, I'm sure the Jets are hoping like may or may be this thing can just Maybe it can cool over But again another option that the Jets have that they probably all thinking about Depending on who put this information out there Whether it was from Jets camp or whether this one was from Jamal Adams camp because that is something to take into account as well Where this came from? But I mean because if it's if it's came from Jamal Adams Then it could really be him trying to get traded and his camp putting it out there like a It could be him putting pressure on the Jets and If it came from Jets camp if they were the ones that put this out It could be them trying to put pressure on other teams But it can work out in both of their favor I mean, I'm sure the Jets would rather keep Jamal Adams didn't get rid of him But at the same time if you're gonna get rid of him and we were seeing it a lot more These days in the league then we used to see it before Teams are willing to get rid of players a lot sooner than a lot later and What a lot of teams have been doing more frequently recently They instead of just letting the player walk in free agency, especially if a player is adamant about Not being a member of that team anymore. What a lot of teams are doing a lot. They're like, hey You know what? Okay, fine. You don't want to be with us anymore We would love for you to stay here, but you know what it's cool. It is what it is And they will try to get the most that they can possibly get for that player So they don't just get the the compensatory third round pick if the player signs a big contract elsewhere in free agency No teams want something here. They want something now. Therefore, they are willing to ship these players off For draft compensation Right now it's it's way before the trade deadline It's I would say it's just just a little bit before the trade deadline But so that so the Jets have the opportunity to make something happen with Jamal Adams They have an opportunity to get some nice compensation for one Jamal Adams Now there have been rumors that the Ravens were interested There have been rumors that the Cowboys were interested and even though more the recent rumors said the Cowboys were like Oh, no, we're good now. We're straight And I don't remember who else may have been interested but Jamal Adams is obviously a very good player. He's a very good player And he whatever team he went to he would make an immediate impact. We know we know that We know that that's no question. No doubt in any of our mind He would make an immediate impact in making immediate positive impact Because you're not just getting some typical safety. You're not even just getting some typical box safety Yes, strong safety is his just technically his position, but he brings a lot more than that He brings a hard hitter, but some of y'all may be like well strong safeties are usually hard here Yeah, that's true, but he brings somebody that can cover he brings somebody that can tackle He brings somebody that can make some turnovers happen and he brings pass rush ability So if you're looking for a pass rusher, you might be looking for a pass rusher, but you might also be looking for safety Boggin deal for you get your two and one you get two for the price of one now It's gonna end up being a pretty big price because anybody that trades for Jamal Adams You are going to have to give up immediate draft capital Well, I guess next year because this draft already passed. So but that's what you're gonna have to give up draft capital for to the 2021 draft You're gonna have to give that up So depending on how much you have depending on how good or bad you feel your team is gonna be this year That could make whatever draft capital you give up worth that much more to you or that much less Because if your team I could use the Ravens for an example of your team that plans on winning the Super Bowl this year You plan on picking at the bottom of the draft and Even if they didn't win a Super Bowl they will but even if they didn't win a Super Bowl They will be expected to pick anywhere from 26 to 32 So low in the first round Well low in each round for their own picks So that would make their first round pick it will still be a first round pick But it would be very close to a second round pick and that could make you more willing to part ways with it And I'm not saying that the Ravens would do that. I'm just using them as an example So other teams may look if a team expects themselves to do bad They don't hope to do bad, but they may expect them to do bad them expect themselves to do bad They may be like ooh this draft pick or these draft picks are gonna be pretty high So they would be that much more valuable not only to them, but possibly to the Jets too Another thing to keep in mind with Jamal Adams with if you're trading for Jamal Adams You have to realize the reason that he wants to be traded. It's because the contract talks end up fizzling out So whatever team agrees in principle to trade for him if that does happen You have to be prepared to offer him a contract Because you don't want the same problem that he's going through in New York to end up being the same problem that he's going through with you You want to have a resolution in place before you even made a trade for one Jamal Adams? And if you don't have a resolution in place, you need to have a very good plan But you know what a very good plan wouldn't be cutting it because you could tell him like hey Jamal Adams We love you. We love how you play. We want to trade for you, but we cannot pay you right now We can't give you a big contract right now. We got to wait until next year And if Jamal Adams hears that he will say, you know what? Well, you can trade for me next year then don't bother Don't bother because I want something right here right now. So whatever team makes that move. They got to be ready They got to be ready to pay them So this doesn't linger into his new team, too So very interesting scenario very interesting situation and we'll see how it all ends up working out But we will stay tuned for it We will be watching it and we will be waiting to see what goes down next So just like Jamal Adams wants to be with the New York Jets I'm out


Okay, we're back here live at HP Discover in Germany. We were in Las Vegas a couple months ago with HP, documenting and extracting the signal from the noise about HP's comeback turnaround, whatever you want to call it. Certainly they got a lot of action, a lot of great products here. We'll go right into it. I'm John Furrier with Dave Vellante at Wikibon.org and we are here with Pauline Nis, CUBE Alumni Pauline. Great to have you on the CUBE again. I see servers are doing very well on the Intel side. So, and the server business is exploding. Although we were saying software led infrastructure, which is, it's about the software, not only the hardware. We didn't say software, not the hardware anymore. Hardware is still expanding very rapidly. That they put more cores on. So, my first question to you is, explain to the folks out there the dynamic going on between software and hardware. Relatives who come in like HP, because a lot of HP customers know them as hardware vendor. They sell a lot of hardware.  They still need more cores. But talk about the role of the software. Well, I think a really great example of the role of the software is the new storage box that HP announced with the autonomy software built in. And they've also got the store ones with the deduplication. You know, our core message is, that's a perfect example of why you need the horsepower of Xeon. Because if you're going to put all of that calculation on the storage side, whether it's deduplication or whether it's the autonomy search capability, you want the CPU horsepower to back that up so that people are getting the performance that they want to get out of it. So, we think that there's still a pretty unending need for performance across that space, particularly as the software and the hardware come together. Now, you guys also talk about software, but Intel never puts themselves out there as a software company, because you harden the top, you put it in the silicon and chips. But the big focus of dynamic workloads like Gen A, I just retweeted my post from February, is a dynamic workload kind of model. That's the future. You're seeing purpose-built components around like Moonshot, that's workload dynamic. How does it affect your side? Well, I think what you're seeing from us, and you're going to see more in the next couple of weeks, is we're also giving people the ability to choose what matches the right workload. We just announced that Supercomputer, our Xeon 5 processor, the many integrated core architecture, which is really geared at high-performance computing. We are now going to have atom servers that are going to be coming out pretty shortly. So, we understand that based on the workload that people want, the price point they want, really the application they're trying to solve, that they're going to want a choice. And we think that's great. I mean, we think that they'll get me wrong, a great place for general-purpose computers out there. I think the storage boxes from HP are a perfect example of where you need the I-O in a storage box, you need the compute cycles, as you put more capability in the storage box. But we also understand that you've got everything from web-serving to high-performance computing in the marketplace. So, can we talk more about this whole software-defined, software-led thing? I mean, for years I've kind of observed, there's always software choices, you know, software raid, or I think what Veritas was doing in the early days. But it was always, you know, the tight coupling of the software and the hardware that gave you the most business value for the most demanding applications. Is that changing with software-defined? It is, because you have to sort of follow the progression. I think one of the things that's happened as a result of virtualization is you see people want to be able to tune that configuration. And right now, it's not always easy to tune it because you've got these black boxes often that are providing storage, black boxes that are providing networking, and the virtualization engines and the operating system would really, really like to be able to do service-level agreements that demand doing that. And I think that's where we work with HP a lot on the whole issue of open. We'd like to see open standards, whether it's for this software-defined networking. We'd like to see more open storage configurations where storage is really a server, and you can go in there and you can look at the Linux or whatever operating system is running. And I think you're going to continue to see a push for that across the board. And I don't think it's going to be easy. I think that people run a lot of legacy stuff that's going to be around for a long time, particularly where they're bringing up new applications. There's going to be pressure for more open, more standards, more software definition. Well, we might have talked about this a little bit at Oracle Open World, but I want to get your angle on this. So, given that, don't you see or do you see the server as becoming increasingly the control point? In other words, we're talking about storage, the last 15 years we've seen function move from the host out to the sand. Copy services and migration, whatever, replication. A lot of that function with Flash is now moving closer to the server. And it seems like you can't manage fast servers from slow disk. How is that changing? Where does metadata fit? What does that mean for your business? Well, I think two things. I think you were going to see, and we've talked about this before, that whole continuum from memory to storage changed dramatically in the next five years. And I do think that those slow disks are really going to become archival devices, that you're going to see people, you know, you're going to see this continuum from nonvolatile RAM that sits at the memory tier to SSDs that sit at the storage tier, and then, oh by the way, you know, there's going to be where you store that stuff, which isn't tape anymore, but which is rotating device. Somebody said to me the other day, it was down at Strata that Hadoop was the new tape. You know, so. I know, yeah. But the flip side, it actually is very funny because I was telling somebody a story that I heard from a customer. It all has to work together, and I think in the U.S. we've still got some backbone bandwidth issues to deal with. I had a customer, a medical customer, tell me that they ship data to the National Cancer Institute cancer database every week. And you know how they do it? The cheapest way to do it? They put hard drives in a box, and they give them to FedEx. So who knows? The hard drive may survive as the interchange media of choice across long distances. You know, the old Chevy Truck Access message. Love them up, baby. That's right, that's right, that's right. Pauline, one of the things that people are talking about is like redundancy, automation. Self-healing's kind of been around for a while. What's your take on this whole self-healing flash trend? I think we're going to see new algorithms and new, you know, just the example that I would give you is main memory today. You actually don't care about the fact that those ECC bits are fixing what are constant failures in memory. I mean, you can't build the density of memory devices we have today without failures, but the user never sees them.  And I think you're going to see more of that crossover into the storage domain, that you're going to be able to see better algorithms, you're going to be able to see things like erasure codes. I mean, when you just look at the fact that you can put huge computational resources on everything from encryption to some security features to the kind of erasure code features. You talk about computes. There's currently going to be a need for computes there, but it's going to be to make the solution overall a lot better. Well, there's a erasure code trend that's kind of interesting, right? Dispersing data, very math intensive. You must hate that. It's, hey, just like ECC, we love it, you know? People always say, you know, because there is a lot of focus now on lower end processors and what's going on in some of the competitive world. And I don't see the need for computes going away. I mean, I see these workloads that are going to be optimized for different configurations, but just like we've seen to expand to fill all available storage and Hadoop is doing a fine job of that, I think the same thing happens with computes. I mean, I think there are new algorithms, there are new solutions, there are much cleverer things that people come up with when they have those cycles. So remember back in the web app days when you had accelerators, application acceleration. So, you know, we're kind of hitting this new era where workloads and all the purpose-built stuff we were talking earlier with GTA and Moonshot, all this transformation. So, IO, we've always been fixated on IO. David Floyd, IO-centric infrastructure is a big focus area. What are you seeing with IO, the IO issues at the chip level and within the servers because everyone wants real time right now and real time in analytics is really exposes the scabs to a lot of solutions out there because, you know, now with big data and some of the stuff we're seeing with autonomy and other apps, you know, walking the talk is now measurable. You know, say, if I can't get the data out, the app sees it, it's failure. It's like, I know is the key to that. I think you're going to see, you're going to see continued use of SSDs. You're going to see continued use of other PCIe cards that put the non-volatile RAM there in the short term. I think in the long term, you're going to see a next generation of NV RAM that virtually everybody around the world is investing in trying to get to, that's really going to blow open the memory tier so that you're just going to have huge, much lower cost NV RAM available at the memory tier level. And that's the only, you know, IO really up to this point has not kept pace with Moors Law because it hasn't been a semiconductor device. You have got to get it over, you know, from not just main memory but to having the next chunk behind it be semiconductor technology that's accessible via memory controller to really give you, you know, an order of magnitude bigger main memory and then still the SSD technology behind that and then, you know, some backing story that'll be your archival device. So Jim Gontier talks about this notion of separating the control plane from the management plane and software defined, which I love the fact that they're getting behind that trend. I really like it. I think it's relevant and it's good for HP to jump on something relevant rather than making up a crazy word for it. And in Donna Telly's group, they're doing a good job there. The data center operating system. I mean, software defined data center is basically the data center operating system. So obviously you guys know a little bit of the operating systems, you know, working with the kind of components you guys build on contain whether it's a PC or servers. What do you see that, how do you see that vision playing out? He's got one architecture except we're in the control plane versus others are taking a different approach. Well, I think you've got all the major players that you would expect to see there, whether you call it a software defined data center, which is actually a term VMWare uses in addition to HP, or whether you call it a cloud operating system. I mean, there are, or whether you look at a lot of the open stack stuff that's going on, people are trying to figure out how you move that level of orchestration up a tier. So, you know, it's not just really running in the rack. It's running across the data center. And I think it's going to take a little while to get there. I mean, I don't think it's easy because the reality is it's taken us a long time to get to operating systems being reliable, dependable, you know, fault-tolerant, bulletproof. And people are going to be looking for that at the next tier too. And so you're going to see a variety of people try to jump into the deep end of the pool there. And I think it's going to take a few years to settle down. Yeah, we got to get there with you guys doing a great job. Pauline, it's great to have you on the queue, but my final question is for the folks out there, you've been on a CUBE alumni, you know how we work. We like to strike the signal from the noise. I've been critical in the past about HP with this turmoil at the top in a constructive way. Hopefully, I don't make too many enemies over there. But it was deserving. But the company is very healthy. And so I want, at least we're seeing that and we're reporting on that. From your perspective, you've been around the block and the industry. Share the folks out there, what's happening here at HP Discover? Everyone wants to know, I mean, HP's in this cloud right now of a lot of negative press. They have a black eye from that whole autonomy thing and the EDS and it's really horrible. A lot of people are rooting for the women to win as Meg Whitman said. And there are, and I've known people here, I worked here nine years back in the day and I know people who are still here 30 years at HP, great people and great company, great customer base. So they're not running out of cash. They've got a great product portfolio. What's your take on it? Not an Intel spokesperson, but from your personal perspective, share the folks what's happening. I agree with you. I mean, I think this autonomy thing's been a big distraction particularly since it's a balance sheet issue. It's not a cash issue. The company still has as much cash as it's ever seen. It's just gotten its balance sheet straightened out because the auditors made it do that. But they have a huge depth in breadth of technology and I think a couple of the points that Meg has made that are worth making again, not just for eye wash, they're everywhere.  You can use them around the world. You can use them for branch offices. You can buy servers. You can buy services. I don't think there are a lot of companies that have got that depth and breadth. I mean, there are only a couple of them that you and I could name. And I think people want choices and all of the ones that are out there, HP is committed to open. They're committed to pushing the envelope. Innovation. Innovation and I think it's a mistake for, it's very easy when the negative PR gets going to kind of jump on that bandwagon, but I think it's a mistake to write them off because they have a loyal customer base. They're deploying this stuff today. The customers aren't unhappy with the technology. And the exciting thing for me is they seem to be moving a little bit faster. Hopefully that's what Meg is doing in terms of rolling out products, being creative with some of the server technology, the storage technology. I mean, I think it was a real surprise to a lot of people to see the autonomy stuff in the storage box. I mean, that's a perfect example of what they need to do more of. Yeah, I agree. HP is not down and out.  That's a balance sheet issue. And the stock market too. I mean, yeah, people lost, that's going to come back. So I think, you know, we're documenting the comeback. We're excited too. We also documented the good stuff, like Gen 8, we're at the Moonshot launch. So you guys are doing a great job. I just love the direction.  So, okay, Pauline, this inside the cube. Great to have you. We'll be right back with our next guest after this short break.