Hey everybody, welcome to this week's video.  I barely ever sit down and like actually film a Q&A. Also, can I just say, usually I've done a few Q&A's on this channel before and usually it's like literally two people that write me questions and then the rest of them. I remember the first Q&A I did on this channel. I think maybe two people asked me a question and one of them was like a YouTube friend. So the fact that I received like a lot of questions, so many questions that this may get split up into two parts, I actually don't know. It's really cool and like there's a lot of you. There's not really a lot like in the grand scheme of things in the scheme of YouTube but like we're almost at 4,000. Like that's a lot of people and yeah I just wanted to take a little moment because you know it rarely gets brought up in my content but I'm really grateful for all of you guys for like sticking around and for watching my videos. Like that's just it, it is truly still bizarre to me that I don't know, I'm just some girl. I have really oversold my competence. Like why are you guys listening to me? So the first question is how do you stay productive or just not bored during a gap year? On my gap year I experience something to what I would call like a panic spiral. Like sometimes if I just have a free day I wake up and I'm like well what am I gonna do? And for the first maybe month of my gap year I when I really decided I did what I would normally do in that situation and I applied for like maybe four jobs in my field and my field is arts management if you guys don't know that and everything was shut down the summer of 2020 when I was planning on getting a job so I basically got rejected from like every single job I applied for because the internship programs all shut down. Like everyone was closing their doors. I ended up getting a job in this company and that was just supposed to last for a semester but I ended up staying with them for like a year-ish like I'm not the length of a school year and I think that that was a really great way to parse out my time. I only worked part-time with them because it was an internship and they didn't really need me for that much work. I also took on like a small blog writing job that year. I still had all this free time and really during the pandemic like I wasn't seeing anybody so it was definitely a very different doing nothing than like I assume this person who asked this question like I know who asked this question if you don't know me at all. Is it fun when I over explain things? Yeah but I think that having a job really helped and even going for like a part-time job as much as like having those extra days off and in the middle of the pandemic really kind of stressed me out. As far as like exposure was going at that point like I wasn't really being exposed to any people and I was living with my family so it all worked out. It gave me a lot of time to work on YouTube which is something that I was like literally so scared to do but I had wanted to do for two years.  Some of them are just really chaotic so if if you want to scroll all the way back there and see what was going on with me during the pandemic you're welcome to. It's just it's just a little funny um but let me did I answer the actual question how do you stay productive and just not bored during your gap year? Um and yeah I honestly just made a whole video about this and about how I think like listening like a whole year you should do something with it. If you don't know what you want to do at the start of your year if you don't know what you want to do after your gap year it's just a really like nice I always called this in my old videos like a blank slate of time to figure some stuff out and I think having that little like panic spiral moment last for more than like a couple weeks of like I really don't know what I'm doing. It sort of makes you focus on what you're not doing so you can get to a place of being like no this is what I want to do and honestly I'm going to talk about this like a little bit later in the video because I know there are some questions about it but traveling is a really good option you can do like world packers I'll talk about them I'm actually an affiliate partner with them however besides that it was a really like eye-opening and one of the best experiences on my study abroad year in Edinburgh. I think that would be a really cool way to spend your gap year volunteering trying to find an internship in your field starting a passion project while you just like you know if you need to work work and then do your passion project on the side and just like make little challenges for yourself like I think when you're 18 you don't know anything like I mean just challenge yourself to like learn how to cook or learn how to go to the gym I didn't know what I was doing in the gym when I was 18 hell no I like went there and I like I don't even know like a go for a run go home like walk a little bit panic you can read readings fun the next question is there anything that you wish you would have done differently while studying abroad honestly I'm not the type of person I'm like I'm the worst type of person to ask this kind of question too because my answer is always like I don't have regrets um but I honestly I don't I don't like to live that way and yes there are maybe certain things looking back now that I was like I should have just calmed down and gone with the flow a little bit more and I like at the beginning I think that everybody who goes abroad is like a little bit resistant to change that's just very natural because you're in a holy place and you find yourself just like like I remember some events really in the UK don't start like club events don't start until like 8 p.m. and they're like on Tuesdays and Thursdays and that really upset me at first because I was like I school in the morning like what am I gonna do what are you talking about I have things to do and like I didn't have things to do well I had some I don't know I had some things to do but I was really resistant to that but then by the second semester I like kind of gave in and I was like no actually I don't have to get up at an early hour and like get all this stuff done that's arbitrary I should go out and like have some fun I guess that's my my answer is like don't let opportunities pass you by because you're like stubborn because when you when I gave into the non-stubbornness that's when like I really started having a lot of fun next question is how hard were University of Edinburgh's classes for you honestly I don't know I mean well I'll give an honest answer like I did I did pretty well in my classes over there I was a little bit concerned concerned but the University of Edinburgh is a very good school and I was a little overwhelmed thinking that I wouldn't be able to handle the workload or that my work wouldn't produce at a level they were looking for but honestly I did pretty well in my classes I think if you pay attention and you read all the things they give you and figuring out the system of learning if you're not from the UK and you're not used to it is a challenge within itself because a lot of the times I felt like I was doing no work for the class if you aren't keeping up with the readings and keeping up with your tutorial things like it really will bite you in the when exams come and honestly it was a I really enjoy the UK system of learning I'm back to US school and I'm like I'm doing so much work and for what reason I'm bitter about it guys I'm bitter about it and I no one understands okay no one understands me I still need to brought okay I'm sorry this isn't funny um yeah I really liked it a lot of it was independent work it stressed me out at first when I talked about that it really stressed me out at first I was like I I'm sorry ma'am I have to I have to read all these things and then go to class for like maybe five hours a week it was that really stressed me out but I think once you realize that it's like it's really nice to not be stressed out like that and you have more time to really plan and read and sit and think on the material because you still have to know the material but no one's testing you being like oh do you remember this one thing that you read two two times ago it's like it's well like when you get to the exam it's like do you know this thing and you understand it and can you analyze it in a critical way in writing paper which I found much easier than like a multiple choice test just in that's just my own thing though I've just always I've always had more of an inclination towards writing than I have for like I I did ap classes in high school and like the the trickery around like the one question two answers are right and one of them is more right absolutely not nope can't do it this person said must do in Edinburgh honestly if you're ever feeling emo just go up to Arthur seat by yourself and like sit on the cliff and look over at the city that is something that I miss doing so much like it was such a like the drama of it I just loved it um Arthur seat is just beautiful seeing the castle it's really hard to miss in Edinburgh it is it's honestly shocking the first time you see it because it's it's just a castle like you're in the middle of the city and then you look up and you're just like that's a that's a that's a castle and then the other question they asked were this is the same person what are classes like at Edinburgh slash the UK classes are split up I kind of answered like some of this but it's very disjointed I apologize so classes are very much like you have lectures attached to your classes and then tutorials and tutorials you have once a week for each class you're taking and you meet with about like 15 10 to 15 people and you discuss a topic that's usually to do with the lecture material that you covered the week before I really liked this style of learning I I at university of Edinburgh is a really really big school so I was thinking that it would feel I would feel a little bit lost in the shuffle but I actually found that during a lecture it was really nice to like sit and absorb the material just through listening and taking notes right and then you go to the tutorial and you really get to like talk about it and get to know some of the people in your like 10 to 15 person group and it definitely depends I mean it depends on everything always depends on who your group is whether people are invested in the topic and care but I really liked that system and then for each class I usually just had like a paper or two I think one class the most work I ever had in class was two papers and a final but the rest of it was just usually a paper and a final and most of the work that we did in our tutorials was not graded which really took the pressure off but it was like a new type of pressure where like you wanted to contribute to the conversation which I found really cool because it just created a culture of like not like you have to know this stuff to sit in class it's like no you should want to read this stuff and be able to talk about it so that you sound smart or that you can contribute you know that kind of thing what was your favorite food that you ate abroad when you ate when you studied abroad I'm looking at you Scotland yeah I mean Scotland's not exactly known for its cuisine um definitely not haggis you know what I can really f*** up a toss tiki toffee pudding I would maybe say that I love a sticky toffee pudding that's like I don't know the UK has really good Indian food I love Indian food and they had really good Thai food so I would say that Italian in Edinburgh is a little iffy surprised myself with my willingness to eat weird things like I did eat haggis that one I can with a hundred percent certainty I don't recommend it um I recommend the experience because having the experience I don't know it was just the haggis that I had it was really bad hi everybody my camera battery died I forgot what I was talking about so we're gonna move on to the next question how did you manage to keep your friends back home still close to you when you got back so I I have like friends I don't know guys I'm in a weird stage of life to be quite honest with you so I have friends that one of my very best friends in high school she moved away like right when we started to become friends so we have just been talking on the phone like every other week since we were 16 so that kind of thing we just kind of kept up and then I had other really good friends like at home from high school and we stayed in really good contact I had like one of my best friends uh my sophomore year of college is still here so we just kind of picked up like normal I feel like I'm getting to the kind of age where like I have all these really lovely people in my life and it's it can sometimes be hard to like keep up with people all of the time but when I do have time like I hope that I can just like be present with them and like get back to that place we were but a lot of my friends like were still really good and I think that if somebody like really is your friend they will you know a try to make an effort to call you and sometimes like I have some of my friends like we didn't call each other at all my best friend who's like all over this wall back here you guys have seen in video we never call each other we we actually joked about it because like we just like don't talk during the semester because we're both usually so busy but then we just like go on vacation we like did this last summer where we spent like a month together and then we did that again this summer and I don't know why we're like that but sometimes you just have people like that in your life who will just like understand your circumstances and be like a queen like I'll see you when you get back like I don't know did that help I hope so how to deal with homesickness and or anxiety so I will point you to my study broad diaries episode three I believe which is about homesickness and I feel like that is a really like definitive these are tips to like get through homesickness I don't think you could ever get through homesickness I am a person who loves my family so much and it definitely gets easier to do it like I have lived away from home like right now I live 10 hours away from home I haven't seen my parents in like a month or so and I miss them on my family like my my cousin's gonna come visit me in a little bit and I haven't seen her and like I don't even know like six seven months since Christmas that's a long time ago that's like almost a year actually which is scary that's really scary I don't know because like even I have everyone has moments of homesickness especially when things are like not going well in your like the life that you're in you're just like I'm at home um and I think that it just recognizing that it's completely natural and it's okay to be like a little sad sometimes about it that some of us are just built that way and that's life I don't know that's really sad that's a sad answer I just gave you I think that's that's my honest answer sometimes I still get homesick this person also wrote are you happy you did a year abroad instead of the semester I am going to recommend this to like all of my introvert ladies and gentlemen because I think a year abroad was the perfect amount of time for me it takes a really long time for me to like settle into a new place I was watching this Jonathan Van Ness video I love him so much and he was talking about how moving to a new city is one of the most traumatic things that you can go through and I think that that is so completely true because you have to figure out like a whole new city also make friends and then after like a little while things start to settle you finally get to a place of like oh this is sort of forming my life like this is it and I got to that point because you know I was just really tread water my first semester and then second semester I was like I gotta buy new friends I really strengthened the relationships with like actual students in the university rather than like my study abroad friends I still had to study abroad friends like a hundred percent I think it's a good to have a mix if you go for a year abroad but honestly the best thing that I ever could have done because it really gave me time to like really settle into life because like a semester is a long amount of time yes it completely is but a year I really had the chance to like fully commit to like what a life there would look like like I know because I I did a lot of stuff and I saw a lot of stuff and I really had time of like I live in the city I'm everyone went home like what am I gonna do and I think that it was a really important experience for me to have it's definitely a test of your independence if you do it for a year because regular life things will start to pop up and it going like I'm sorry I'm just like going on and on about this but I think that it's like such a cool thing because there are so many times during a year if you think about it we're like something will happen and you really are on your own and it was a really good experience for me because you know you know like I don't know if like people still do this I was doing this like till I was like 20 21 we're like I was like writing an email somebody be like mom dad like can you read the email and like I really I really had to take the reins of my own life in a way that I hadn't done like I had done but like in a completely different way of like there's nobody to help you everyone's asleep you can't there are certain things when you are abroad like you have to lean on the people that are a around you I'm not trying to say it's just to scare you guys I think that it's honestly one of those like magical parts about studying abroad is like you have to like be resourceful if you want to make something happen if you want to go on that trip if you want to like do all these things like you have to do it it's very empowering I guess is what I'll say this person just wrote how are you I'm good I'm okay sorry that made me laugh this person wrote what are some tips you have for the prep slash anxiety in the week before you move to the UK I have no tips my friend I think just like try not to think about it because either way it's gonna happen and it's gonna be a great thing that you do so just let it happen and try not to overthink it I think honestly my skills of not overthinking just improved with such vastness oh my gosh I used to overthink everything and I think having the shock of like I can't think my way out of this like I just got to do it it really teaches you to like break your overthinking habits with action I don't know that's just like an age thing like you just get better at it I don't know I actually don't know um yeah I still overthink but sometimes anxieties like that like you're doing a big scary thing it's supposed to be big and scary just ride the wave ride the wave man cowbunga never said that word in my life you can tell if you have some more questions for like a part two and I'm slowly running out of steam um you can tell because I just started singing my friend Andrea when we were traveling she I I would do this thing when we went and stayed in my grandma's house in Oregon we're like at 10 o'clock at night or like 11 I would just like come in her room and I'd be like hey hey bestie after a while like I would just like go in her room be like who do you have a crush on like like just like ask her stupid questions like we were in summer camp because it felt like summer camp I was like oh two besties on the road my grandma's house like this is amazing but now it has become like a thing like honestly it's becoming camp hours for like I just it's like someone takes over it's like little little camper Katie takes over and she's like let's talk and sing and I should not be allowed to post that online so I hope this video was helpful to some of you because some of this stuff is like really scary and I wish that I had somebody to be like everyone's so anxious about getting on the plane like but I'm I'm like glad that we can create a safe space here on this channel to like talk about these things because some of the stuff it's spooky life man it's spooky anyway thank you guys so much for watching I hope you have an excellent day subscribe comment down more questions um let's see if this like sparked any other questions for people that too okay I'm gonna end it now you just end it like that's how you do it you just end the video sometimes it's so hard to end the video I don't know how to explain it like I just get to the end and I'm like oh wait I have more even though I absolutely I don't have more I've been talking for like an hour straight


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What's going on boys and girls? It is day one of Frankie's free range meat, AKA Frankie sweating his guts out in a kitchen, getting you guys your quality meat at an affordable price. So let's do a little tour of what's going on today. We got a lot of meat, organs, fat, everything you guys have ordered. This is one of our cold storage units. This is the refrigeration space. We keep most of our meat in here. What's going on? And then, these are the ovens we're using right now and some tassels to make the mimicin. We got some sheet trays laid out. Of course, standard sanitizing station. Old kitchens. We got some more meat outside here. Most of it's up in here already. We got some more cold storage over here. Another freezer. We're keeping stuff cold. That's really it for now. I'll check in with you guys later. Once we get some stuff cut up, I'll show you guys what's going on. We'll take a look at some meat. We'll take a look at some sample packs. Here is the first look at our ribeye. We have a beautiful untrimmed, grass-fed, antibiotic, and hormone-free roll of ribeye here. And as you can see, there is a lot of fat, especially considering this is grass-fed. We have the dark color of the meat. And the fat is usually beige to yellow. It depends on the breed of the animal, the time of year. But this is an exceptional quality. And I'm really looking forward to you guys trying these steaks. Here you guys can see the drastic variance in the size and coloring of the steaks. This has to do with the age of the animal, the breed of the animal, what it was grazing on at the time. But both of the steaks are 100% grass-fed and delicious. Check out the marbling on these beauties. These look really good, too. Almost prime gray. Yes. As you guys can see, there is a variance in the fat deposit. So what we try to do is give people lean steaks as well as fatty steaks. So everyone gets their fair share of variance in the packages. Frankie Boy has been cutting steaks for the past six hours, and we might have another six hours to go. I figured I would show you guys the tenderloin. Frankie Boy has cut every single steak for you guys. So I'm on it. 650 pounds of ribeye have been completed. Just to show you guys the difference in marbling on the filet mignon. It's not really varying from animal to animal, but this tenderloin is from the middle part. This is from the end, and this is from the other end. So there is a slight variance in the marbling on the tenderloin, but just about all of them are going to look like this. You can see the nice yellow fat of the tenderloin. We have a bunch more over here. We just finished cutting the filet mignon, and we actually have quite a bit of steak trimming. So for any of you guys who like tartare, this would be perfect. We'll definitely be offering it in the future at, of course, a discounted rate because it is trimmings, but it is still filet mignon boys and girls. Very easy to cut, perfect with tartare. We'll see about that in the future. It looks like they let a wagyu cow into the herd somehow. We might be offering this level of marbling as like prime or wagyu grade, but out of every single steak I've cut today, and I've cut about a thousand pounds of meat, this is by far the only steak that looks like this. So I guess we have a rare treat for one special customer. We got here at 8 a.m. It is now 8 p.m. and we are almost finished. I'm going to show you guys our fat as well as the beef that we will be putting in our fatty beef box. Here we have some nice yellow slabs of trim fat. These are actually really cold when they warm up. They get even more yellow. Some of them turn orange. And here we have several of the cuts that we're offering in the fatty beef fat. So this is rump cap. It has a nice fat cap, but the inside is kind of lean. Here, of course, we have our chuck roll that deposits throughout. This is a piece of brisket super fatty, super marbled. And then we have the skirt steak. We will also be putting some flat meat in our fatty beef box. In the initial box we're going to give you guys an extra few pounds of meat here and there because we don't exactly have the highest fat content meat that we're looking for right now. So if that encouraged you guys to buy another fat pack or definitely check out what we'll have in the future, we're trying to get some beef belly. We're going to have some short rib next time and overall increase the fat content of the cuts because that is the goal of the fatty beef box. There's no light in here, but this is our fridge. Here we have all our steaks. We have more steaks down here, more steaks down there, a bunch of meat over here as well. Every single thing is in here so everything is ready to be sent out tomorrow. We just got to cut up some liver, portion out some fat, a few more things and then we are finito for today. 14 hours, 16 hours a day, not too bad. It's actually the next morning about 9am. We finished around 10pm last night and I didn't get to bed until 3am. We got most of the meat cutting done. We're going to go in today to fill some orders, finish up some of the processing. Definitely a little bit of a learning curve and some growing pains, but I think we should be good to go moving forward for everything. And I realize that there's a reason no one else is offering these types of products, custom cut, quality stuff. It's because it's an incredible amount of work. No one wants to do this. It makes sense, but Frankie is always willing to do the dirty work. So we're going to head over to Home Depot. I got to pick up a light bulb for the freezer as well as some more gloves and then we're going to head back down to the kitchen. We are back in the Dungeon Boys and Girls and the light bulb did not work, so we'll have an electrician look at that, maybe, maybe not. But here we got Adam filling some orders right now.  Here we have the wheel of Parmigiano Reggiano. As you guys can see, it says DOP, Designation of Protection. It can only be from a certain region made in a certain way. We have the etching on the side that says Parmigiano Reggiano. And we have the stamp. They date this as well. February 17. February of 2017. And I sort of got guys, when I was lifting this up, I felt like strongman. I thought I was going to get a goddamn hernia, so let's cut this open and check it out. Alright, so we cracked into the Parmigiano Reggiano with our chef's knife took about 10 minutes. This smells amazing when it's freshly cracked open. Looking forward to sending this out to you guys. Cheese in particular is really one of the most approachable foods and it's an amazing source of nutrition. Very high in vitamin K2 high in all the fat soluble vitamins really depends on the type of pasture the animals were on. In the case of Parmigiano Reggiano, it has to be from grass fed animals it has to be made from raw milk so it is an exceptional quality product. I've cut about a quarter of the Parmigiano cheese so far. We're almost done. This is just another quarter of the wheel and we'll save the other half of the wheel for another day. Adam is rendering some beef fat to make Parmigiano right now. We have the Parmigiano just breaking up in here so we can dry the beef out further.  There's some of the golden rendered tallow. If you place an order, let me know if you guys really want the rinds. I'm going to be saving these and maybe we could give them to people who like using it for stocks or soups or whatever but I figured you guys would rather just have the cheese and this is how it's going to come nice vacuum pack, half pound portions. Frankie Boyd just finished boxing up about a hundred pounds of beef fat. We have the beautiful beige yellow coloring check it out boys and girls look at all of that. Here we have the milk bed veal liver the reason this is darker than regular veal liver is because when the cows get their mothers milk it has a much higher nutrient content and a high nutrient content is generally reflected in the darkening of the animal's flesh. I got my buddy boy to try a piece of liver what's going on? That's the raw veal liver right? It's creamy.  It's like lactic really mild. It's mild sweet minerally. Sweet for sure. So those of you guys who don't know this is my business partner Adam and he's been killing himself making you guys cremican and Frankie Boyd is down here in the dungeon with him. We are filling orders before the pickup comes Here we have a premium steak pack some cod liver, ribeye pat cheddar cheese a bunch of orders being filled at the moment I will check in with you guys later. Another fairly long day I mean it hasn't been too bad about 9 hours 10am to 7pm came in we broke open that wheel parmigiano cut some meat up and the last few hours was really scrambling to get about 70 orders out running in and out of the fridge and freezer grabbing our products getting them packaged into boxes before the UPS FedEx and USPS pickups came so we got about 70 orders out we're looking to fill a couple hundred next week the majority of the initial orders so if you guys haven't received your order yet we should be sending it out next week as I spoke about earlier in this video a lot of growing pains a lot of things we learned that we're going to need for next week to get these orders out as efficiently and quickly as possible


So, hi, this is the presentation. I'm very sorry for the technical difficulties. I hope you will be able to see everything you're supposed to see. My name is Peter Palaga. As was said, I work for Red Hat at Red Hat Middleware. I am currently paid for developing and maintaining Red Hat Fuse on EAP, which is distribution of Camel. We will be speaking quite a lot of Camel today. The upstream project of the product is called Wi-Fi Camel. I'm there in the team for about a year and a half before that I work directly on JBL's EAP and Wi-Fi. In my free time, I work on several main and build related tools, such as source dependencies. It's a way how you can declare dependencies in Maven and Gradle in terms of source commits instead of released artifacts that you pull from remote repositories. Except for that, I work on Editor Config integration for Maven and Gradle. Who of you knows Editor Config? It's a format for defining styling rules for the source code. And it's supposed to be IDE independent, so IDEs that support it, such as IntelliJ. When they see the Editor Config file, they read the settings and adjust their internal settings based on that, such as indentation and end of lines and so on. The talk is called generally about Java because at the time when I was submitting the talk, we were kind of forbidden to speak about Apache K OK in public. Now the embargo is gone, and I can speak about Apache K OK. So this will be more Apache K related than Java in general. But still, there are some important points for Java in general in this talk. So it's not that imprecise to speak of one second redeployments for Java, because this is basically about one way how this can be reached. So before we speak too much about Apache Camel, who of you has quite a good idea what Apache Camel is. One, two, three. OK, who of you has ever written a working Apache Camel route, which was not so many, so I'll give you a very quick introduction into Apache Camel. So first, it's quite an old project. Since 2007, it's also very big in terms of lines of code. I think it's the second by lines of code on GitHub in Java. It's really, really very big. It has many Maven sub-modules, and it crashes IDEs because of the size very often. It is an integration library. It is a toolbox which allows you to create these so-called routes. And what is a route? It's a way how you can transfer data from one system to another system that were not directly designed to communicate with each other. And Camel gives you tools to do exactly this. It has connectors for many different systems, and it gives you ways how to handle the data, the mapping, transformations, and so on. It's based on a book called Enterprise Integration Patterns. The book has a web page that you can see at the bottom. So there's quite a sound theory behind this, and Camel is actually an implementation of this concept. Here are a few examples of those integration patterns. In total, there's like 60 of them described in the book. I'm not sure if Camel implements all of them, but I'm quite sure the ones you will need in your life are there. There will be a short demo where I will show you some of them. Here, the number of components or systems you can connect out of the box with the open source Camel. This is the complete list. In the demo, we will use Twitter and Telegram. These are protocols, file types, public APIs, and so on. This is just the part that is available out of the box, except for that there exist tens, maybe probably not hundreds of components that are not there mostly because of licensing issues that connect proprietary systems. To define routes, you will use domain-specific languages. There are several of them offered by the project. These are perhaps the most common, Java and XML, except for that there's also Groovy Scala and some other ones. Here in Java, you would extend root builder and override the configure method. And here, you will say that we are pulling messages from, from, from, from. Does it work? It doesn't look like. We will pull messages from Twitter. We will log every message we'll see and we will forward them to Telegram, to a bot that is defined somewhere in a configuration file. This is the same in XML, and you can do the same thing in other languages in a similar way. So now, as you look most of the time, we have like 30 minutes, so this has to be very quick. So can you read the font now? I hope so. Great. So this is a, this demo should show how you would create a root, an application containing a root, and how you would deploy it to OpenShift or Kubernetes. I will use OpenShift. The project contains a few dependencies, such as Spring Boot. These are bombs that you will import so that the versions are compatible with each other. There's a few boot starters provided by the KML project that you import here. We will use Undertow on Spring Boot because we are from Red Hat. And we will, we need Twitter and Telegram and a few other things. Here, let's have a look what the content of the application looks like. This is the entry point for the font jar of Spring Boot. It's very simple. And the roots are defined, as we have shown in an extension of root builder. Here, we start, we pull the data every this many seconds from Twitter using this. We are looking for these keywords. And we lock every message we see. And we do some processing of the messages. And then we send it to Telegram using the recipient list integration pattern. There are two roots. Here, the one is the forwarding root. And this is just an echo root on Telegram that remembers every client that connects to my Telegram bot so that I can dispatch to all clients that are connected on Telegram. So if you would like to participate on this demo, you could tweet now a message containing camel and devconf. And then if you connect to this Telegram bot, you will see the message, the tweet, being forwarded there. So let me now deploy the demo to OpenShift. It starts to, so I'm pushing to MiniShift. MiniShift is a remote, in this case, that points at a Git repo inside my cluster. It's Gox. Who of you knows Gox? Gox, it's much like GitHub. It has a nice UI, and you can deploy it very easily on OpenShift. I have deployed it, and I have pushed the code of my application there. I'm lazy to find the repo and show it to you, whatever. Except for that, Jenkins was started because my project contains a Jenkins file. And the Jenkins file will be automatically executed on OpenShift Edge. The build should be visible here, login. So if everything goes nice, and it fails because I haven't started my mirror that takes my local Maven repository, it's a very easy hack that uses MRM Maven plugin for forwarding. And when I restart the build now, it should succeed. It will take more than a minute. I think we are not going to wait for it. We can open the bot through Telegram web, and we should see the messages forwarded there. These are from yesterday, I think, when I tested. And there should appear some new, or we will see the same messages that we see here, because I have posted some test messages on Twitter there. And they should appear once again when the container starts. So this is basically how a traditional integration with Apache Camel works, still on there. It uses Fabricate Maven plugin to build the image. You can see the plugin configuration in the profile. It's in the OpenShift profile. Basically, it's a very common way to use Fabricate plugin to produce local images. And as I said, we use Jenkins that adds tens of seconds to the build. And in the end, even if we didn't use Jenkins, it would take more than a minute. And that's exactly where the Came OK project is aiming. We want faster deployment. So the deployment is there, and we should see some messages here. They just arrived. And if you post something on Twitter now, it should appear here in a couple of seconds. I'll leave it open if somebody of you wants to send more. So Martin's message was sent probably even before I started the demo, but whatever. So this is the traditional way, right? And there's a whole big new area of interest for Apache Camel as a project nowadays. One of them is low-code or no-code integrations, which are primarily targeted at so-called citizen developers. Citizen developers are engineers or, I don't know, authority officers who are not programmers, but they are technically skilled enough to be able, using dedicated UI, to create simple integrations, to take data from one system, to transform it somehow and push it to some other system. Read files, read APIs, and so on. There's a project implementing this. It's Apache Synthesis. I have deployed it on my OpenShift instance. Maybe I could show you very quickly how it works. It's in separate space. I probably will have to log in. So here, I would have to start with connection. I can choose from things that actually come from Apache Camel, from the traditional one, and they are presented here somehow. I will be reading from Twitter, and these are exactly the things I was defining in the Java DSL to start the pipeline. I have already defined a connector like this. It's this one. It has the secrets filled out, and I have defined a connection for Telegram as well, and the secret is there. To create an integration, I just take these two. I will start from Twitter. I will end with this search. I would fill in the keywords. Camel and dev.com.cz. And I will forward it to the bot. I need a chat ID. I will not fill it out. When I finished and click, this would create a container, create an image, deploy it, and we would see the same thing happening here in the Camelbot as we have seen with the Java Spring Boot application. When I click finished, currently it would again take a minute or a bit more depending on how complicated your integration is. And that's exactly when the Apache Kmo K project comes in with the ambition to make this much, much faster, right? Let's go back to the presentation. Let's have a look if somebody has posted something here. No, nobody. I will just kill the pots so that we can do the same once again with Kmo K. So back to the presentation. And the second area that is a motivation for this new Apache Kmo K project is serverless. In serverless, you not only have functions, as you know them from Amazon Lambda, but you also need some sort of glue that connects various functions and external systems. And that's exactly where there's a huge match for the traditional Apache cable, but there's a requirement to be able to prototype the glue, the connections, the routes very fast. And actually, there's also a requirement. That's not a requirement, that's a characteristics of these two areas that the integrations, the pipelines there are not going to be very complicated. That's just going to be very simple or no logic at all. With Spring Boot, you can bring in many Java classes, you can use dependency injection, and you can use lots of business logic there. And there's no such requirement here because you will not be able to create a complex business logic through a synthesis UI. And the citizen integrator is not skilled enough to do this as well. And with serverless, you also want just to forward data, maybe transform it somehow, but not too much complex logic. So taking these two things into account, and the third one, that the low memory and CPU usage startup of the integration matters a lot, especially if you are the one who provides this as a service because you are paying the bills for the electricity. It's not just that the integrator needs fast feedback, but when the container starts fast, the CPU cycles are simply not there, and the RAM usage needs to be kept very low. So you need to look at ways how to eliminate the time, one minute, and how to eliminate the RAM and CPU used for container builds, image builds, and startup of the container. And that's exactly where KMOK aims at. It's very new, couple of months. So what you will see here is very, very fresh and new. So when I say it simple, what does it mean? How would I have to simplify this Spring Boot application so that it's acceptable for FHG KMOK? I will not be editing here because I think I'm a bit late. I'll just switch to another revision in my history, this one, and I will comment what is simplified there. So I have taken Groovy, but this could also be a Java file. And if it was a Java file, I would, in the first place, have to remove the package declaration because FHG KMOK understands only plain Java files without package declaration. So package declaration isn't there.  So we have moved every single thing into a single file. We have inlined the processors. This is the one. This is the second one. The first processor is uppercasing the keywords. It was there in the Spring Boot demo, too, but I haven't commented on that. So if it sees KML, it makes uppercase KML out of it and the same for DEVCOMC. And the second, this is the Telegram bot implementation that just stores the chat IDs of the client. So if any one of you now connects to the bot, this class or the chat ID of your session would be stored in a global here, hashtag, so that I can dispatch to all of you, OK? And the rest is much like it was before we have two routes. Actually, I haven't commented where this placeholder, how these placeholders are replaced. In traditional KML, I had a properties file inside the Spring Boot application. With KMLK, I have to create a secret. To create a secret, I have a couple of lines of code and I actually create a secret out of these application properties files. And what I do is, I'll delete the old secret project CK1. So I have deleted the old secret. If it was there, I have copied the application's properties to a temporary directory. I have removed comments. And I have added my Telegram authentication secret at the end of application properties. And then I have created an OpenShift Kubernetes secret called forwarder properties. And now, when I run the route like this, we should see something like a diploid, which didn't work. Why? Because the secret is wrong, perhaps. Forwarder props to secret is correct. My god. Let's have a look what the secret looks like. Ah, the rest of the properties is not there. That's the problem. And why? Still here, so some of the steps didn't work. Let's try to do it one by one. We are in the right project. We delete the secret. We copy this one temporary. We remove this one. OK. Now the secret is complete. And we should be able to deploy this using K and K. Because it's the very same route, we should see the tweets forwarded here in the Telegram bot, which just happened. And if somebody of you posts a tweet, again, it should appear here. How does this work? We have some time, so I can explain. There's a camel binary, which is just a client that speaks with the cluster. You can download it from camel K, releases, unzip, add to your path, and it starts working. And there's a camel K operator inside the cluster. Who of you has a fairly good idea what Kubernetes operators are? One. Good. Let's explain. And this is just a very, very broad introduction from a Java guy. You are on a conference where there are many better talks to go to to learn about this. But what do you need to know? That it's an application management concept. What it means? Management. Creating applications, removing applications, editing, changing, modifying applications. That's management. It does what a human operator would do to manage applications. How does it work? It works based on declarative input. You tell the cluster what you want, and the operator looks at the declarative definition of the state and tries to reconcile the desired state with the actual state. The operator hangs on the official Kubernetes API. And there are two important things to see there. It gets notifications about changes in the model of the cluster. When a new resource is created, the operator gets a notification. And when it gets a notification, it implements a custom logic to do something useful.  It's up to the author of an operator what the operator should do. The second part is custom resource definitions. So on one hand, we have building resources in Kubernetes, such as ports, services, and so on. On the other hand, you can extend the model, the building model, with your custom kinds of resources. And your custom kinds of resources carry data that your operator needs to know to do the management of your applications. And the custom resources are exactly the way how to define the input for the operator declaratively. And this is what the KMOK operator is doing. The input is a groovy file, a Java file, and XML file. The KMOL command line client takes the file, and what it does, it creates a custom resource of a type integration inside the cluster, nothing else. And the operator, the KMOK operator is running, and it gets a notification that there's a new resource of kind integration. It looks into the data of that integration instance. What does it contain? It contains a piece of groovy code. Ah, this means we need a groovy runtime to run this. So it looks into the list of available runtimes that are built in into the operator, which are, by the way, also custom resources, and looks for a match. Oh, OK, groovy is supported. Let's take the groovy runtime, and the groovy runtimes brings, actually there's a slide to it, groovy runtime brings a set of dependencies, actually main dependencies with it. Let's take this set of dependencies as a base for an image, for an image. Good. And then second, the operator looks into the definition file, which endpoints In our file, there was Twitter and Telegram. So it means the operator takes more main dependencies and adds it to the list of dependencies that are needed to run this integration. OK, so now we have a list of dependencies. The operator looks into the set of known images. Have you ever seen this list of dependencies before? If yes, there's an image, and let's take it. We don't need to build the image. We have saved a lot of time. OK, this is one of the tricks. And the second one is that the images used by the KMOK, they contain just the general code, and they don't contain the root definition itself. They don't contain the groovy file, or the Java file, or the XML file. Those ones are mounted to the running container as a config map. And that's the second important trick, to get the speed up. OK, so now when I change this, when I change the root definition from, well, let's say from upper case to lower case, I hit Save. The KMO client recognizes the change in the file and instantly creates an update of the resource inside the cluster. And the operator looks, the dependencies haven't changed. I don't need to rebuild the image or build a new one. I'll take the old one, and I'll just connect the config map with the root definition there. So limitations. Actually, very easy. The wrap up, these are three things I wanted to remember from this talk. KMO-K is an operator-based Kubernetes runtime for KMO. It's for fast prototyping and rather simple routes. It's not 100% replacement for traditional KMO. That's it. Here is the project info. If you have questions, I'm there in the corridor. Thank you very much.


Hi everyone Joe for jasmine's case breaks calm coming at you with 2020 leaf metal rookie football and baseball They they comboed them up so that was pretty interesting five box break It's gonna be half of this ten box case that you see right here Every cards numbered 50 or less So five boxes looks like there's five autographs per box So we're gonna open everything up show you all the hits and we're gonna pause the video type in all the hits And we'll randomize your names randomize the hits and see what you get. So this is pretty good Everything's 50 or less some one-on-one possibilities, you know, and a lot of the big names. I Like this sort of this hybrid approach here big thanks to everyone here for getting into the action Appreciate it. So you're at least guaranteed something And we're gonna put it all the hits into that list right there and then we'll put the randomizer results right over there, so First let's see which half we're gonna do right, so we'll go That one right there one two three for the left five four five six for the right five TJ is guessing four on the dice roll So he wants right side It's six you got the right side All right there this we will save for next time So we'll put X's right there on the foil tabs and put it right on the back over here Because I'm sure we'll run that back tonight All right now Let's pop these open And I'm gonna type in the hits in the order that they were that they're pulled. Oh, they're already top-loaded for me Thanks leaf. All right first out of the gate. We got Jacob Eason 23 out of 50 Then we've got T. Higgins nice 40 out of 50 here's our first base here's Cardinals prospect Dylan Carlson 19 out of 25 We got Chase young the rare live autograph of Chase young 22 out of 50 We've got Jonathan Taylor two out of four a train whistle for somebody that was the first box That worked out TJ gets four Ray gets two four plus two six Dun dun dun some Illuminati there Cole McDonald had a farm 26 out of 35 We've got Riley Green Tigers prospect. I think 34 out of 50. I think most of you should know the football players Hunter Bishop 2935 or Orioles giants orange team We got Cam Green Acres nine out of ten You had a good season and ooh nice Jason Dominguez two out of ten next Joshua Kelly 25 out of 25 We have Chase Claypool nice Chase Claypool 31 out of 50 Steelers three seaver. We got Brett Beatty 11 out 35 Mets prospect. I want to say and Then DeAndre Swift Lions 26 out of 35 Jordan Love Packers three out of 25 feel like Feel like it's good when you at least know Everyone's name Especially with the baseball players Football players we all know redemption There is a Lin Bowden jr. So you could get the parallels are random. You could get a base You could get a one-of-one. We got Javon Kinlaw 23 out of 25 We got Antonio Gandy Golden one out of 12 We've got Christian Robinson Diamondbacks prospect I want to say 15 out of 15 and We have Adley Rushman nice big Orioles catching prospect 31 out of 50 Supposed to be really good and the final five here is Brandon Iac nice Niner's receiver 44 out of 50. We have Claiborne Chasen 33 out of 35 Got Kenneth Murray charger 26 out of 35 We have KJ Hamler Broncos guy five out of 25 and the last one here is a nice CD lamb There you go. So pretty nice stuff ladies and gentlemen. I'm gonna pause the video when we come back I'm gonna have all of these hits typed in will randomize names will randomize hits and see who ends up with what? Second half of this case is also in the store right now We didn't see we saw some nice stuff here, but we didn't see like Joe Burrow or Justin Herbert or anything like that Maybe are they on the checklist? Herbert has to be on the checklist, right? Yeah, he is on the just so we haven't seen guys like that So more opportunities there and some of the big baseball name. We got some nice baseball names here, too We still haven't seen we saw a rush man. We haven't seen wit jr. Juan de Franco Jordon Gavin Lux on and so forth. So maybe in the second half. All right, but for the first half Let's see who gets what we're gonna pause the video will be right back All right, welcome back folks. So I got all the hits typed in right there should have 25 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 and 25 once again a very big. Thank you to everyone here for getting in on the action. Let's roll it Let's randomize names and hits snake eyes two easy times. There's one One I then the other eye of the snake Jake down to TJ All right, and then snake eyes once again left eye one right eye two There you go. So Antonio Gandhi golden on top Riley green on the bottom and everybody in between Thanks, everybody for getting in second half is in the store right now if you want to get I'll show you the cards again too after I tell you what you got All right, so Jake Jake Jake Jake with the Antonio Ganny golden one out of 12 Nick Stover with the Adley rushman 31 out of 50 Matt with the Brett Beatty to 35 Alan with the chase young to 50 Alec with the camp acres 10 John with the Jason Dominguez 2 out of 10 Nice Charles with the KJ Hamler 25 Tony with the Lin Bowden junior redemption Nick with the Javon Kinlaw to 25 Tony with the other redemption CD lamb nice Barry with Jonathan Taylor 2 out of 4 out of 5's and under get the train whistle all aboard the big-head Express Nick Stover with the Cole McDonald to 35 Alec with the Christian Robinson to 15 Matt with 100 Bishop to 35 You also the Claiborne chasing to 35 Fouad with the Jordan love 25 Alec with the Dylan Carlson to 25 Adam with the Deandre Swift to 35 Alec with the T Higgins to 50 chase Claypool for Ed out of 50 Dame Jacob Easton to 50 Christopher with the I it to 50 John with the Joshua Kelly to 25 Barry with the Kenneth Murray to 35 and TJ with the Riley green 34 out of 50 and there you go folks pretty nice break Lot of nice color a lot of nice parallels Pretty friendly price point. I want to say all in all So thanks everyone for getting in we've got the second half in the store So check it out. Remember you're guaranteed something. I Don't know what that something might be your gear, but you're guaranteed something. It's a pretty solid checklist, too So check it out. I'm Joe. I'll see you next time on Jaspie's case breaks.com


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The following is a presentation of TFNN The power trading hour with your host David white Call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> now David white And welcome all to another episode of our it doesn't matter where you're at in the world As long as you're here at this time. Well, that didn't sound good I'll see if we can't uh That That was there. Just don't know why it didn't sound as good sounded rather wimpy We can't be too<PHONE_NUMBER> I think I got everything set up so we can know when you call in We've got a lot of stuff to go through today I'm going to be going through a lot of charts and tell you why I think the market is bottom Least temporarily Some of the other things that should go on Um, first of all Um, I always remember this saying which is a tragedy and time equal comedy And you've got to have a little bit of that But uh more than anything else You know you get huge moves and spikes and blow off tops It's going to take a little bit of tragedy and some time to equal a low Doesn't matter. It doesn't instantly come off now gold. We had a rocket to the top So the generally the that and crude when you get moves like that um, at least jesse livermore's uh advice was You sell and you get out And then you let the desk settle, but it's going to settle for a little while And the other thing is with uh equity starting to move Uh, that's also, uh, the fear trade is going to come off a little bit But when you have huge spikes either up or down Consolidation is uh a thing that you have to think about for a while And you know, even if we come off these bottoms is I think we will over the next week or so it doesn't mean That the bear market is over only that it's gone to hibernate maybe for a week or two But that's it So don't get too excited about the action today If you are a long time bull and crude or in gold it will come back The downside is after you've made enormous amounts of money Is to go back and go fishing in the exact same spot You probably fished it out for a little while they'll be back But give it a little bit of time and of course, uh There was a few things going on which I make uh thought that would be bigger pullbacks and both gold and And crude over the next couple of days as we said yesterday Pretty sure that we had blow off tops and both of those So the question is now what do we look forward to? Well, at least like I said options were Fairly bullish. I don't know what they think they're seeing maybe a ceasefire in uh In the ukraine All I can think when I say the ukraine is that song. I can't remember who wrote it and sung it But it was always insane in the membrane Insane in the brain I'll think about it in a while. Anyway, so I think about insane in the ukraine for some reason those got attached to me Uh, but uh today what we're going to do a lot of is the wisdom of crowds Uh, I bring this up from time to time But uh, people want to know, you know, some easy simple number or something that I use And that's probably why I don't do use as many Uh webinars and that kind of stuff Is that unless you're going to duplicate a lot of the work I've done a lot of it in software It is rather tough to do it takes a lot of work There isn't a simple single number out there that gives it I tend to wait for the Ton of folks to be on the wrong side of the market I mean, there are some clues that you should start looking at we talked about the Incredibly historic low in the trend for the amax and why that's a deal if you didn't catch yesterday's show The amax is mostly uh a bunch of a very old ETFs not that the ones that now that don't trade anything But uh the ones that kind of started off traded on the amax. They're pretty much there. They're pretty much not, you know Half bear funds. They're pretty much mostly long And when you get a trend in those ETFs that tells you especially today Uh, that a lot of the home gamers out there have decided that something has changed or they've gotten to the bottom Where they want to buy something or they think that the downside in the bear market Is at least temporarily over and probably the smart thing to do Would go out and go long or cover your shorts or both So, uh, as we look at this we'll get into that wisdom of crowds We'll do a little bit of history first, but I've got probably 40 or 50 stocks to go through Uh, a lot of them being discussed in the den today So if you're in there, you'll probably see a few of the stocks that you talked about These come from my scan in fact, I probably should have run that so I could show it to you I will later in the show But uh, I test for two things. I want to see lighter volumes at the top And I want to see that uh, they prove what I what Wycoft, uh, the patron saint of volume said Was proving the point that is going above a previous higher low with lighter volume and closing back in now You know lighter volume is uh used to be good when I started at 10% Uh, I think I've got 55 Percent now to find lows and that may be a lot Attributed to things like high frequency traders and just the ability for machines to run people out at the very last minute Let's do a little history and then we'll come back and it'll be charts charts charts You can email me at path at tfnn.com and of course you can always Yeah path at tfnn.com and always give me a call at<PHONE_NUMBER> This seems so weak On here, maybe You know what? Maybe I uh Maybe I did something wrong here. Let's take a look at that again Okay system. Yeah, okay. I can imagine why you didn't hear anything I did update my machine last night With windows updates and every time I do it I forget to go back and check on some of these older apps which uh, always want to change The audio you have So I will do it again here correctly I bet you heard that now do you hear me now on this day in 1999 the united states vice president albor Gives a interview on cnn's late edition which he states during my service in the united states congress I took the initiative in creating the internet I took the initiative in moving forward and a whole range of initiatives That have proven to be more important to our country's economic growth and environmental protection improvements in our educational system didn't quite say that he He invented the internet but came close and did it several other times, although Many people try to give him cover uh man Man bear pig Of course I learned everything from south On this day in 1999 albor Invents the internet. 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We're gonna go to the next stock here today But I did want to talk about The standard wyckoff method of looking at lows And that is that you want to see a low come in with a lot of volume bounce Now wyckoff would call that an automatic rally that is a rally that happens without preparation Without anything happen. You can't always bet on it. Maybe you get one day out of it and then it comes back out He found a pattern. He liked much better and that was the bounce On some decent volume and then a pullback on very light volume going back to the previous low Piercing that low what he called proving the point if it closed back above that level Now back in those days 10 percent of volume was a big deal even back when I started in 1998 10 percent in an etf was uh Was monumental for volume and almost a ticket to the plazo Today it's more like about 50 or 60 percent So I tend to look at those. Anyway, I run a scan every day On those and most of the time there aren't enough of them to make a difference But as I said at the very beginning the wisdom of crowds is something that works very well in the stock market Also the madness of crowds But the wisdom of crowds is this you take a gallon jar clear jar Fill it full of marbles Have 25 people guess Give them a buck a piece so that they're not just doing stupid stuff, but Have them guess tell them whoever gets uh closest to the guests gets all the cash And you're probably going to be about 98 percent uh within the actual number of uh m&m's or the actual number of Marbles or whatever is in that gallon jug So there is strength in a lot of people Making a lot of decisions Some of them will be incredibly wrong Some of them will be close to right Generally, they won't be anywhere close to the actual number while it'll be a little bit off Uh, but the actual average will probably be closer than any of the guesses Now some of that not always but that is it. Of course, this happened back in about 1890. Maybe yeah, I think that's about it When a um mathematician and statistician went to uh Uh a county fair And someone could have won a big uh steer If they guessed the weight of the steer So everybody came through guessed all the weights and somebody won the steer whoever was closest But uh, this guy said that can I have all those tickets? Where they guessed he added them all up did the average and actually was I think seven pounds closer than the guy that actually won it So there is uh wisdom in crowds. There's also madness in crowds But what we're going to go through here today is a little bit of looking at these And why I think that we've got more than a day or two of higher in the markets Autodesk recently tested its february 24th low Just a hair under 200 bucks got to 192 34. It's back into the trading range today But the magic number was yesterday that was Two million shares compared to over 4.4 million shares Pop back into the trading range now. Maybe you need a little bit more consolidation But not as bad as one would think when you looked at all the hoop law and the people predicting the end of the world yesterday Affirm a f r m another one out here now again these If the longer these are based on the better they are Like two or three years, but we're talking short term here. And that's what I want to get to a f r m The february 24th low $32.29 18 million shares What do we get? 8.7 million shares yesterday went below the previous low closed above that previous low again wycoff calls it proving the point Uh, this is also different than just a rally that just appears out of nowhere as he said Uh, he called those automatic rallies and then the pull back On light volume as you've got in this one is exactly what you're looking for a f y a another one out here Uh, didn't exactly yeah, I did by about seven cents break the previous low January 24th on this one Uh, and uh, that was uh, Yeah What uh, $11.75 with 628,000 shares tested it yesterday with uh, 321,000 shares and boom back into the trading range she goes Now I put this together with a little bit of different stuff My power law vector indicator number in the art of timing the trade charts and I use this uh number here And you know if it had been more like 1.2 or something this may have been one I chased but uh Not bad and of course a decent one-day profit if you're looking at it again You can give me call it<PHONE_NUMBER> and of course you can put a email In at path at tfnn.com Uh, what else do we have out here? We certainly have amazon kind of did a little double take out here Uh, the january 24th low at 27 o' seven Uh with uh, just under eight million shares got tasted tested with four and a half million shares yesterday It did go below it. It did close back above it and it did so on You know just almost half the volume again I wanted to see some of these things like less energy in my power law vector indicator to go long on some of these But what are we going to probably get at least some bounce and things like amazon Other things going on out here, uh, accurate as we look at this one, um Of course the lighter the volume the better And a pretty good sign you've got some light volume tests coming january 27th three dollars 31 cents with 3.8 million shares You get into it on the 24th of february with 900 000 shares So that looks pretty good, but it didn't go down test the low and close back in So what do you get yesterday? Almost four million shares tested with less than one million shares that puts back into the trading range and on this one From that february 10th high my power law Vector indicator is a three compared to the 4.2 on the way up If you want to know what those numbers are Think of uh, how you're charged by electricity If you've got your ac running that little wheel on the outside of your house spins like there's no tomorrow If all that's turned on inside the house is your blow dryer And it's going to spin a little less fast So these measure the energy on the way up and the way down Very much, uh, like electricity um Other things that kind of make you think that there is a low and make you want to go Is the biggest dogs when they can't sell the biggest dogs and blow them out anymore There's a little more going back to january 28th. 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Maybe back up here at the top Oh, maybe down at the bottom I thought I said oh, I'm in the wrong one here Take a look here There we go. Yeah, thanks for the kind word lee and uh thomas um, yeah, uh, who are uh Giving me a pat on the back. I think for uh Yesterday's call. Anyway, we're gonna continue on with ease as we move uh upward and onward Same thing with uh, kathy wood's next generation internet etf This one had a little bit more of a low volume test and looked a little better Almost 2.8 million shares on february 28th 73 dollars 21 cents 71 dollars and 70 cents yesterday's low closed back into the trading range and a nice little pop today And You don't always get a lot of volume and follow through on the first time after these things have been coming down for a while But it takes a little while like I said, I think we may go through at least to the fed next wednesday And see a bullish bias out here Autolis therapeutics a utl a nice little low test yesterday Three dollars 55 cents 885 thousand shares to just 341 thousand shares Uh, it went through that low yesterday pulled back into the trading range and had a decent pop today bli Berkeley lights I don't know a lot about these companies. I haven't dug into all of them But there where you start farming when you're trying to buy lows out here Berkeley lights blis assemble february 24th 3.1 million shares at six bucks got $5 73 cents yesterday But about half the volume 1.7 million shares and a nice pop back into the trading range Now some of these if they've been coming down a little bit longer may need some consolidation If they had been going sideways, they could be buys Boston scientific nice drive to the low yesterday Uh, but guess what didn't have the volume 40 dollars 91 cents february 2nd 26.6 million shares to a measly 11 Million shares yesterday didn't close back into the trading range today, but it did pop back in fairly quickly Uh cg The carlile group This one and Really, let me go back Lower time frame here, isn't it? Maybe it's a longer time frame and can't remember Yeah, I will not belabor the point. We'll go to the next one Uh to clover's oncology a lot of these biotechs out here giving you a little bit of a hint out here hint hint hint february 24th Uh $1.51 on this one the seven million shares with just uh 3.85 million shares yesterday and a pop back into the trading range. So maybe you got something uh Forming in there Clorox, of course, uh, everybody had run to this one uh for some level of of uh Safety Not so bad out here if you're looking for something like this one february 7th 138 91 with uh three and three quarters million shares yesterday 1.7 million shares Um, really didn't get the bounce in that one but again Pretty low risk trades when you get that kind of change in volume Okay, what else do we have chipotle? Mexican grill And of course you can email me at path at tfnn.com or call me at 877-976648 We're going to chipotle mexican grill Hey, if you wanted to buy this one, you got a pretty good signal yesterday you got uh the january 24th low At $1296.79 with 800 000 shares You pierced it yesterday You went below it. You closed back above it. You did so on 400 000 shares. So actually pretty good buy signal out here Energy did decrease somewhat off the january february 9th high back into yesterday's low nice pop today Again, if you don't get a lot of volume today And you bought the pop you can go ahead and sell and let the consolidation begin but generally Uh, you're getting to the starting point of probably a bigger trade if the market's sold up Uh, as much as I despise, uh, bit con And all the other bit con variants, uh, you got a pretty good signal out here yesterday On january 28th 162 20 on coin And that was 13 million shares. You got into it with eight million shares on february 24th It got a bounce you got back into it yesterday with less than four million shares a nice gap up there nice meaty gap Cook Which is uh traeger Uh, this one. I don't know a whole lot about january 27th eight dollars 51 cents uh What's called 1.7 million shares into it yesterday with a 800 a little less than 800 000 shares So half the volume you got a nice little pop. Uh, I really like The light volume uh and enters you off that february 9th high by the way I don't know much about that stock in fact Why i'm here let's take a look real quick and look and see what the profile on this is Uh wood pellet fueled barbecued grills for retailers, huh? Who would have thought Okay CRO in Maybe because uh, we won't be able to afford natural gas and crude or oil Pellets are coming back Uh, maybe next winter. Maybe this winter still isn't over yet Cron CRO in the chronic january 24th Three dollars 12 cents four million shares yesterday less than half that Got to three dollars closed back into the trading range and A nice pop out here today Now these again if you just tuned in are the wycoff style trading patterns. I love and grew up trading and You know what not a bad looking thing. What's uh, I don't think I'm going to get to all of them today So I better step it up And uh go through some of these out here a little bit Figure Caesar's entertainment not a big fan of this stock mostly because of the way they went public and everything goes on But not a bad looking, uh low out here 68 dollars when we go back to january 24th That had six million shares. You got into it with 3.66 million shares yesterday Went below it closed above it did so on almost half the volume So See how easy these patterns are you just do a handful of them denali therapeutics another one on the biotech space looking like there's I now this one is big. 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Okay Elastic search. Okay. I understand what it is now companies elastics Uh product compromises elastic search distributed real-time search and analytics engine Okay, so they're searching your data is what they're doing Okay, what else do we have five nine? Is this yeah now this one's a uh clothing business out here Open lower closed higher on february 24th with four million shares at 90 dollars Uh got to 87 for uh 24 yesterday closed back into the trading range a little pop out here I wouldn't be going long, but it gives you a signal out here when you have the this many Stocks I probably could have found another couple hundred today that have done this and generally that means at least for a while You've probably found some kind of low 1 800 flowers I almost feel like i'm running an ad for them, right? I kind of always remember this band that was called the fabulous poodles And it was like Well, they could just be named the poodles, but by calling yourself the fabulous poodles I mean it seemed like you were guaranteed to be a success, right? Everybody had to call you fabulous Anyway 1 800 flowers makes me think that I'll never forget a number to call for flowers So I I do like that part of the company huge volume down on earnings 13 70 cents You ended up with just under 10 million shares bounced on february 24th with a lot of these stocks With less than a million shares yesterday 7 800 000 shares So starting to figure out some of these that might find their way back up now The only reason I bring this one up is that it's got this big huge gap And if you if it does start looking good your target's probably not too bad on this one Probably doesn't have a lot of exposure to the ukraine And a halfway gap fill on that is 19 from 14 and a half That could be a decent trade out here on an individual stock Unconnected To high inflationary bone crushing Fuel prices Floor decor Go back and do this one here 2.6 million shares 85 25 Back on the february 24th. You got And 1.5 million shares yesterday. So again fairly nicely f t e c Okay What do we have here? I keep thinking of the five nine in the in the department stores five and nine To to to okay covington financial and we'll go to him Better one here globe glbe Globe e online don't know much about this one uh 29 29 back on january 24th So just under 30 bucks three and a half million shares got into it with 1.7 million shares He had a little more too much energy on the way down from february 7th But again when all the stocks are not all but when you get 3 400 stocks all refusing to go down all On a big volume day all end up with no volume You're generally at some kind of significant low if you've got commodities running like you did yesterday and a blow-off top You're probably a lot of people are thinking it's time for a little sector rotation Out of the ones that just blew off the top into the ones that probably have bottom goldman sacks or sucks The uh goldman sucks January 24th 3 24 32 With uh six and a half million shares got into it with 3.7 million shares yesterday Nice pop back into the trading range today The internet of things uh, is that what this is samara sam sara? Again i'll have to go through a lot more of these and see if there's stuff out here Nice low on january 24th, uh 14 dollars 55 cents 5.77 million shares You almost get there You don't prove the point. That's why you generally want to wait and your odds are much better Especially in a bear market if you're going to find a low if it goes through the low and then closes back in This one actually was fairly good. Uh, you got a nice bounce on this one But uh almost 6 million shares compared to 1.6 million shares A blind man could read that signal. It's not indifferent It's not uh, that is the burning. I talk about the burning bush a lot Uh, we've got a burning bush When you get that kind of lower volume and you close back into the trading range uh The uh, this is the uh Blackrock itot low 94 dollars january 24th with 12 and a half million shares got into a 7 million shares back on The 24th and bounced had a nice little run But you got a nice test of that yesterday went below that 94 dollar low did so with just uh 4.6 1 million shares So even shrank that uh, february 24th low and he popped back into the trading range I usg another etf from blackrock out here Um, yeah, I just like the low volume on that thing Didn't quite blow through the lows certainly did the big first low january 24th You uh open lower on february 24th didn't have a lot of volume did go back up here But you got your test yesterday with 600 000 shares compared to the original 2 million shares again Not equivocal kind of signals very good bright and burning bush kind of signals get your attention January 24th 70 dollars 17 cents 11.4 million shares you got into that uh and reversed it on february 24th kind of the same kind of thing I got back went below it yesterday popped back into the trading range today, but again Like a nice volume Nice work on the call yesterday, this is from Jay you're most often correct with the market directionally among your TF&M peers Should think that 5k in each of these uh, you are mentioning and sell them in two days to see what happens better with your money Jay, I bought uh calls yesterday and doubled my money. So I think that's pretty much it And uh, I think should everybody be out? I think it got to 10 bucks. So yeah Uh, should be close to a double for most uh people that bought yesterday. I had a couple people buy the clothes Uh out here in the uh, and we did the spy 425 That's close yesterday. I bought them. I think I bought most of mine in the mid fives yesterday Can't remember exactly, but uh, yeah order in for 10 bucks and that hit it earlier They should be out or close to being out. 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Tom will bisect and dissect the markets The Tom O'Brien show next on TFNN As we come back longer longer We're on another biotech company out here making a good sign Like said a lot of these stocks bottom yesterday attended Are the best signals tended to be in the bio space out here February 24th on this one lgv in if you're playing at home $5 62 cents 600,000 shares just 200,000 shares yesterday Let's see what else we have in here. I know these people are always talking about Um This stock in the den which actually gave a very good signal yesterday Uh, I even got a taste of it at the close and I'm already out of it So I didn't wasn't able to get it into the newsletter yesterday, but I did like it for uh the quick bounce December 20th 34 dollars 41 cents 8.7 million shares You get back into that with uh 33 dollars 50 cents and you get a nice runoff this one With uh 33 dollars 50 cents with a 2.3 mile uh million shares Well, it gets better and the better part of this is yesterday it goes even lower But only one and a half million shares at 32 55 and uh, you know, you closed back into the Trade range, which is what I look for and you got a nice bounce out of it here today Anyway, that's kind of what we look for that's a master class in less than an hour on wycoff trading Off of lows and that is look for repeated lows with much lighter volume Probably 50 percent that pierce the bottom close back inside the trading range And you get your big pop And that's kind of it. That's all I have to say about that We'll see you tomorrow But uh, that's pretty much it. Just know that there's some consolidation going on If you've been counting your money in the crude and gold it come back Just give it some time They aren't machines that just dispense money every day So when you can not when you have to when you real return like a bad rash tomorrow Same that channel same that time