Hello everyone, so welcome to session number 7. Here we will discuss few more holes which are also very important and it is important to understand all different kind of holes which you can guide mother with. So I will be discussing football hold, griddle hold, sideline hold, laid back hold you know breastcrawl you have already seen. So you can even ask mother if she is kind of having some pain you know foresee section. She can just lie down flat and then as we have shown in breastcrawl you know you can just put the baby on mother and baby can beautifully breastfeed okay. But that today I will not discuss about breastcrawl position. Today I will be focusing more on the different other holes okay and I would also like to discuss cradle hold but how to correctly attach the baby. I think cradle hold is also good and in fact after two months when the neck control comes then you do not need to really kind of use cross cradle hold. But you know the thing is you will get so comfortable you know when mother gets so comfortable with a cross cradle hold that like I have seen that even one year old when they are trying to breastfeed they bring in that cross cradle hold but then they hold the baby in the cradle hold okay. So after two months hold you know you do not need to kind of push for cross cradle hold at all. Cradle hold is as good also many times what happens is when you go in the field and sometime you you know you see that two or three month old babies and they are doing beautifully on any hold cradle hold or football hold you do not need to change the hold okay. This cross cradle hold is only basically when you are teaching a new mother or newborn baby so just under two months of age when the neck control is not good. Cradle hold also works very well with you know small babies so you know low birth weight babies so we see that because they don't have a good neck control you know somehow that cross cradle hold works very beautifully. But I also kind of always argue that if it works so beautifully on low birth weight babies it has to work beautifully on you know average babies you know who had born healthy 3 kg, 3.5 kg you know because the you know the concept is same you are controlling baby's head you're causing extension of the neck you know backward you know you have a full body support so it's it's it's the same concept whether baby is small or whether the baby is big okay. So here let's start with our tutorial first tutorial today it's going to be in football hold. Now football hold you are actually going to enjoy this tutorial because again we have taught the same concept of you know how to hold the breast how to bring the baby you know full body support and all that but here I want to just explain before you watch the tutorial so in football hold now this hold we recommend mainly for babies who are you know like twins baby right so in those condition you know mother wants to suppose both babies are crying at the same time and she may want to breastfeed both babies at the same time so what she can do is to bring first baby attach the baby and then with the help of say mother or mother or law then she can get another baby and then attach the baby okay so she can breastfeed both the babies at the same time. Now remember in football hold we have given two positions of football hold one is basically bringing the baby directly on right straight okay and another way that mother can bring the baby is from the side okay now why it is called football hold because remember it you know whenever you watch soccer game or football game you know they always hold the ball you know just under the arm so just like that you know you're holding the baby under arm and you will be feeding the baby on the same side of the breast okay so that's important to remember that you know basically in football hold the breast you hold the baby from the same side as you're going to feed the baby from that breast okay the same side same hand and same breast okay so in this hold for example here baby is coming straight on okay now remember in this position same concept I'm holding the baby from back of the you know ears okay baby is in the straight line I'm going to put some kind of pillows over here so that we get support in the back okay and on the legs also and baby is coming straight on make sure that this nose is not higher up no should be lower than the nipple and don't forget the extension of the neck so here also the extension of neck is as important as it was in the cross-grizzle hold okay so here now nose is not too high up is below Nair is looking at the nipple okay neck is extended and here in this position the upper lip is sitting at the 12 o'clock position and the lower lip is sitting at the 6 o'clock position so here in this position because lips are horizontal I will be holding the kind of breast in a horizontal position so in this one what I will do my thumb will be at 12 o'clock position and the lower finger or the index finger will be at a 6 o'clock position okay I will press it down and then I will attach the baby okay and now this was one position of football hole another position that you can bring is basically you put the baby like this okay this way okay not not coming this way directly this way not this way but basically sideways okay so in this position remember same breast same hand holding it is called basically football hold because this baby is under that same arm okay and what you are doing here look at this position of this baby in this position the upper lip is that and this is the right breast so the upper lip is at 3 o'clock position and the lower lip is at the 9 o'clock position okay so again in this position I will be holding my upper hand or the thumb at 3 o'clock position and the index finger at the 9 o'clock position I am going to make it small and it will be easy for baby again the concept is same the nipple the nose or the narrow of the nose should not be above the nipple so it should not be too high up okay should be a little bit lower down and the neck should be external backward okay so it should not be forward it should be backward just like how we drink milk so those few concept if you remember you know any hole you do the latch will be good there is no doubt about it okay and don't forget to put pillows underneath because it will be tiring so make sure that you have two or three pillows so your hand is supported and baby supported so this is your football hold same concept do understand you know all those I have only focused on the positioning of the baby and not so much on latching because latching tutorials you have already watched the latch would be same you know in all the holes it's just a different kind of positioning of the or the hole of the mothers or hole of the baby so we are focused more on the holes you know position and latching would be pretty much same in all the holes okay all right so that was your football hold welcome to the spoken tutorial on football hold for breast feeding in this tutorial we will learn about choosing the correct breast feeding hold for a mother and her baby mother's preparation before breast feeding and step-by-step procedure for football hold let us begin across the world mothers breastfeed their babies using various types of holes as explained in an earlier tutorial the best breastfeeding hold for a mother and her baby is the one in which both mother and baby are comfortable for the entire duration of breastfeeding the baby is able to attach deeply to the mother's breast and get sufficient milk let us learn about one of the holes called football hold football hold is especially useful if the mother has had a c-section delivery has large breast has a small or premature baby or has twin babies always remember before feeding her baby a mother should wash and dry her hands properly then she should drink a glass of boiled and cooled water lactating mothers produce 750 to 850 millilitres of milk per day on an average therefore they need to increase their daily water intake next let's discuss the position of the mother mother should sit on the floor or on the bed in cross-legged position or on a chair with her feet flat on the ground if the chair is too high and her feet do not reach the floor then she can rest her feet flat on a small stool or pillows kept on the floor while sitting she should ensure that her back is straight so as to avoid back pain her shoulders are relaxed and not elevated or curved and this relaxed position is maintained throughout the feeding session the mother should keep 3 to 4 pillows on the side of the breast which she will breastfeed from the top most pillow should be placed diagonally over the other pillows and the mother's thigh then mother should uncover the breast from which she wants to feed the baby she should ensure not to put pressure of her bra or blouse on the breast after sitting comfortably bring the baby to the mother the mother should place her baby's back on the pillows she should hold her baby's head using the hand on the same side of the breast that she will breastfeed from the baby's legs should pass through the mother's armpit of the same hand onto the pillow the mother should rest this hand and her baby's legs on the pillows the mother in this picture will be feeding her baby from her right breast therefore the baby's legs pass through the mother's right armpit she is using the thumb and fingers of her right hand to hold the lower part of her baby's head remember the mother should never bring the breast to the baby by bending her back this will make her uncomfortable and cause back pain she should always keep her back straight and lift the baby to reach her breast next let us see the correct position of mother's thumb and fingers for holding the baby's head mother's thumb should be behind one year and rest of the fingers behind the other year of the baby she should not move her fingers or thumb from behind the ear to the baby's neck her wrist should rest between the baby's shoulder blades she should not apply pressure on the back of the baby's head with her hand this will keep the baby comfortable while feeding next let us learn how to position baby's body correctly the baby's face should be facing the mother baby's body should gently press against the mother's body lesser distance between their bodies will reduce the baby's effort to reach the breast and it will become easier for the baby to attach deeply the second point in positioning is the baby's body alignment when we eat food our head neck and body are always in the same direction similarly baby's head neck and body should always be in the same direction while breast feeding this will make swallowing milk easier for the baby now we come to the third point in positioning the baby's body the mother should support the full body of her baby otherwise the baby will have to take a lot of effort to attach deeply to the breast next let's look at the position of the baby's nose and chin baby's nose should always be in line with the nipple and her chin should be forward and very close to the breast this will ensure that the baby takes in more of the lower part of the areola while latching and therefore will use the lower jaw to drink more milk efficiently please note areola is the dark area around the nipple now that the baby is positioned correctly let us learn how to hold the breast using the fingers of her other hand the mother should cup her breast from the side in a C shape hold the mother in this picture will use her left hand to hold her right breast to understand the correct position of thumb and fingers imagine the nipple to be the center of a clock on the right breast she should place her left thumb at 12 o'clock position on this clock while her left index finger and middle finger should be placed at 6 o'clock position the fingers should always be in the direction of the baby's lips why let's understand this using a simple example when we eat a vada power burger our lips open horizontally we hold the vada power burger horizontally to take a big bite here the thumb and fingers are placed in the direction of the lips if we hold the vada power burger vertically we won't be able to take a big bite similarly observe the direction of the baby's lips the lips are horizontal here therefore the fingers and thumb should also be positioned horizontally on the breast this will help the baby to take a big part of the lower ariola in her mouth apart from being in the direction of the baby's lips the mother's thumb and fingers should always be at a distance of three fingers from the nipple again while eating a vada power burger if we hold it too close our fingers will block our mouth from taking a big bite if we hold it too far away it will not be shaped correctly to fit in our mouth therefore we hold it at the right distance to take a big bite similarly for the baby the right distance is of three fingers from the nipple as shown in this picture this distance will ensure that mother's fingers do not block the baby from taking the lower ariola in her mouth mother does not compress only the nipple which will give very little milk mother compresses the larger milk ducts beneath the ariola to express more milk out and the breast is shaped correctly to help the baby attach deeply remember mother's thumb should be on the upper side of the breast and her two fingers should be on the lower side of the breast as shown in this picture let's go back to the example of vada power or burger after holding the vada power or burger correctly we always compress it to take a big bite similarly the mother should lightly compress her breast in a C shape hold from the side this will help the baby to take a big part of the breast in her mouth but remember mother should not compress her breast in a Caesar shape hold Caesar shape compression will pinch the breast and cause nipple feeding also make sure that there is equal compression of the breast with the thumb and the fingers otherwise the nipple will shift either in the upward or downward direction and lead to poor attachment sometimes the mother might prefer to hold her baby in a different position in this picture the baby is not facing the mother baby's head is brought towards the breast from the side of the breast and not from below baby's lips are vertical here therefore the mother should position her fingers vertically on the breast in a U shape hold remember for any breastfeeding position mother's fingers and thumb holding the breast should always be in the direction of the baby's lips now the baby is in football hold and ready to latch on for breastfeeding the correct latching technique is explained in another tutorial in the same series once the baby is latched on correctly and if the breast is not too big and heavy then the mother can release the breast from her hand and keep that hand free this brings us to the end of this tutorial thank you for joining so now we are going to discuss about cradle hold a cradle hold is a traditional hold there are few changes that we have done okay do do remember those changes of course when the baby is small I do prefer cross cradle hold because you have a good neck control and extension is possible with the cross cradle hold but you know if you have a bigger babies and you know you want to now kind of teach mother's cradle hold so in cradle hold what I do recommend is to again the same concept you try to bring the baby more kind of lower down here you know it becomes difficult to have a full body support but what you can do is to probably you know put a pillow or something you know one thing I want to tell you that I do not recommend pillows while mother is latching the baby okay because while mother is latching the baby especially in cross cradle hold sometimes the pillow is too high up sometimes the pillow is too low up I want mothers to learn the latching without the pillows once the latch is done then she can immediately put the pillow okay but one point which I want to definitely mention and do not put the pillow while mother is learning to latch okay so here in this position you try to basically ask the mother to kind of bring the you know hand little bit more kind of towards the body her own body so baby's baby comes you know baby's nose is lower than the nipple okay and in this position again you know here you will have to hold a baby kind of breast from the top because here the upper lip is at 3 o'clock position this is my right side so the upper lip is at the 3 o'clock position and the lower lip is at the 9 o'clock position so my fingers would be right where the upper lips are okay so I will be holding the hand from top okay and in this position it would be difficult to see whether baby has opened 120 degree mouth or not okay and that's why again this little hole becomes difficult yes after baby's 2 or 3 months she already baby knows how to open the big mouth and mother knows everything you know but while mother is learning you know all this was the hindrance this was the this was the problem that I was facing in the field okay so this is your cradle hole do watch it you know if a mother is kind of mother wants to do cradle hole absolutely okay tell her to watch it and make her understand the concept okay welcome to the spoken tutorial on cradle hold for breastfeeding in this tutorial we will learn about choosing the correct breastfeeding hold for a mother and her baby mother's preparation before breastfeeding and how to do the cradle hold let us begin across the world mother's breastfeed their babies using various types of holds as discussed in an earlier tutorial the best breastfeeding hold for a mother and her baby is the one in which both mother and baby are comfortable for the entire duration of breastfeeding the baby is able to attach deeply to the mother's breast and get sufficient milk let us learn about one of the holds called cradle hold before feeding her baby the mother must wash her hands with soap and water and dry her hands properly then she should drink a glass of boiled and cooled water lactating mothers produce 750 to 850 milliliters of milk per day on an average therefore they need to increase their daily water intake next let's discuss the position of the mother mother should sit on the floor or on the bed in cross legged position or on a chair with her feet flat on the ground if the chair is too high and her feet do not reach the floor then she can rest her feet flat on a small stool or pillows kept on the floor while sitting she should ensure that her back is straight so as to avoid back pain her shoulders are relaxed and not elevated or curved and this relaxed position is maintained throughout the breastfeeding session now the mother should uncover the breast from which she wants to feed the baby she should ensure not to put pressure of her bra or blouse on the breast after sitting comfortably bring the baby to the mother mother should hold her baby with the arm on the same side of the breast that she will feed from baby's head should rest comfortably in the inner bend of the elbow of that arm with the same arm mother should support the head neck and torso of her baby the mother in this picture will feed the baby from her right breast therefore she is using her right arm to support the baby's head neck and torso and the baby's head is resting in the inner bend of her right elbow if the mother wants additional support to lift the baby she can keep a pillow under the baby on her lap remember the mother should never bring the breast to the baby by bending her back this will make her uncomfortable and cause back pain she should always keep her back straight and lift the baby to reach her breast next let us learn how to position baby's body correctly the baby's stomach should be gently pressed by the mother's body lesser distance between their bodies will reduce the baby's effort to reach the breast and it will become easier for the baby to attach deeply then the second important point is the direction in which the baby's entire body is held you may have noticed that when we eat food our head neck and body are always in the same direction but while breastfeeding the baby's head is often turned sideways by many mothers this will make feeding uncomfortable for the baby baby's head neck and body should always be in the same direction while breastfeeding this will make swallowing milk easier for the baby now we come to the third point in positioning the baby's body the mother should support the head neck and torso of her baby otherwise the baby will have to take a lot of effort to attach deeply to the breast next let's look at the position of the baby's nose and chin baby's nose should be in line with the nipple and her chin should be forward and very close to the breast this will ensure that the baby takes in more of the lower part of the areola while latching and therefore will use the lower jaw to drink more milk efficiently please note areola is the dark area around the nipple now that the baby is positioned correctly let us learn how to hold the breast using the fingers of the hand that is free the mother should cup her breast in a u-shape hold from the top the mother in this picture will use her left hand to hold her right breast to understand the correct position of thumb and fingers imagine the nipple to be the center of a clock on the mother's right breast mother should place her left thumb at three o'clock position on this clock while her left index finger and middle finger should be placed at nine o'clock position mother's fingers holding the breast should always be in the direction of the baby's lips why let's understand this using a simple example when we eat a vadapa or burger our lips open horizontally we hold the vadapa or burger horizontally to take a big bite here the thumb and fingers are placed in the direction of the lips if we hold the vadapa or burger vertically we won't be able to take a big bite similarly observe the direction of baby's lips the lips are vertical here therefore the fingers and thumb should also be placed vertically on the breast this will help the baby to take a big part of the lower areola in her mouth in addition to being in the direction of the baby's lips mother's thumb and fingers should always be at a distance of three fingers from the nipple again while eating a vadapa or burger if we hold it too close our fingers will block our mouth from taking a big bite if we hold it too far away it will not be shaped correctly to fit in our mouth therefore we hold it at the right distance to take a big bite similarly for the baby the right distance is of three fingers from the nipple as shown in this picture this distance will ensure that mother's fingers do not block the baby from taking a big part of the areola in her mouth mother does not compress only the nipple which will give very little milk mother compresses the larger milk ducts beneath the areola to express more milk out and the breast is shaped correctly to help the baby attach deeply remember mother's thumb should be on the side of the breast where the baby's chin is present and her two fingers should be on the side of the breast where baby's nose is present let's go back to the example of vadapa or burger after holding the vadapa or burger correctly we always press it to take a big bite similarly the mother should lightly press her breast in a U shape hold from the top this will help the baby to take a big part of the lower areola in her mouth but remember mother should not press her breast in an inverted V shape hold V shape compression will pinch the breast and cause nipple feeding also make sure that there is equal compression of the breast with the thumb and the fingers otherwise the nipple will shift either to the right or the left side and the baby will not be able to attach deeply to the breast remember never bring the breast to the baby by pushing its sideways towards the baby always bring the baby towards the breast now the baby is in cradle hold and ready to attach to the breast for breast feeding correct attachment of the baby to the breast is explained in another video in the same series as soon as the baby is attached deeply to the breast and if the breast is not too heavy then mother should release her breast from her hand and bring that hand underneath the baby for support in this position mother should bring both her arms very close to her body this will keep her comfortable during breast feeding this brings us to the end of this tutorial thank you for joining


Let's see if I can get through this. In the previous videos we have left out the S&P 500 Sectors script which I wanted to share. There's actually two of those and then there's a labels script as well. And there's a few more that I have on TextEdit that I wanted to go through with you guys. So we're going to go ahead and look through those and look through some of the code just to get to, you know, to recognize some of the stuff that we've covered so far. And one of them is this one down here which is the shared shared shared labels. It's something I ran into the other day. So let's dive right in and here is my Thinkorswim received items. Remember when you go to the shared items, these are the ones that you publish. So whenever you publish or you want to share the link to something, this is whatever you receive. Okay, so there's a couple in here. The one thing that I don't like and I believe it has something to do with also the way you received, in this case I received a particular script is that I didn't put a name either because I didn't get a chance to do so or because I didn't know that I could. Anyway, and this one possibly because it was already in the script's name. So let's dive right into the Sectors. Now if you go over here to the Sectors you can see, you know, a lot of information here who wrote it and copied it shared to somebody else and you can preview it. And some of them actually have a preview but most of them if you, let me see, look at these, they just have like some generic ThinkScript, you know, coding up and down arrow icon. So that's not very helpful at all and that's the case for most of them as far as I can tell. A few of them then all of a sudden you run into something that looks a little bit different. This might be one of the studies that I have and then this one is indeed one of the ones that, one of the S&P ones that I want to share. And that is a chart one and this one is a grid one, okay? So here it's telling you the kind of script that it is, right? So the chart means that it shows up on the chart, the grid means that it shows up as a grid layout which is something that we covered I believe in the previous videos when we were talking about, let me see, yeah, we're talking about the four quick tips so I'm going to link to that one right here. So let's go ahead and see what that one looks like. So come over here to charts and I have this layout which I like so let me switch over from it. I've already saved it so when you save a grid layout script it shows up in here, right? Right there. When you save a quote, a column script it shows up, remember we said here when you go to the customize or over here if you go to the little cog wheel or gear icon they show up on this side, right? When you add a study it shows up in the studies which is over here, there's quite a few places where they can show up, this is one of them or if you just go straight to the beaker icon and they're going to be in here as well, right? Let's drop down through here and go to the user defined and there they are. But in this case it's over here so this is a grid layout so I've already saved it and here it is so let me just, you know, and it's going to ask you if you're already using a grid then the current grid layout will be reloaded.  Well it doesn't really give you an option so I'm going to go ahead unless you want to save that grid, right? You can save the grid as, so that's what I'm going to do right now, I'm going to save it as, because I'm not sure it was a 2x2 so I'm going to save it as PL strategy, right? I'm going to go ahead and hit save on that one, okay? And then let's go back to, oh let's go over to, let's see if the 2x2 was that one because it might not have been, yeah the 2x2 was something else that I was messing around with. So let's go over to the S&P sectors, okay? So this is one of those publicly available scripts, right? And it's available from Thinkorswim or from TD Ameritrade and it's kind of cool because it gives you, you know, kind of a top view of the main S&P sector so it gives you nine of them so that's, you know, it's pretty good. So I haven't really looked into it to see which ones are not in there but if you come over here I believe, no we'll look at those later. But so you get a clear view of what's going on in the market, okay? And like I mentioned in that investment strategy video, which by the way I did link here and then a couple of videos later I talked about how I couldn't find the other one which was the one with the PowerPoint presentation, that's because it's actually a options video so I believe it's this one that I'm going to link to here. You need to keep an eye on not just the ticker that you're trading but also, you know, the sector that you're trading and if you keep an eye on, you know, a few sectors even if you just glance at them that was the idea behind, you know, the S&P 500 down here, the little ticker tape trick, then even if you have a glance of it's, you know, of what that sector is doing. So let's say that you believe that this is going to bounce on this 200, I would believe that that's the 200. I actually don't know, I'd have to look at that. Let me see here, right? That is the 20, so that's the 10 and the 20 day, all right? So if you believe that it's going to bounce on this 20 then that's great, you know, then go ahead and take it actually, let me go ahead and take it because I just noticed that there's a third line, three and four lines, oh that, I believe that's the hall. I did studies, yeah that's the hall moving average and then the simple, so it's the 50 and the 200, so yeah, they're right. The hall moving average are the green and red dotted lines, which are not very easy to tell, to tell them apart because I believe their thickness is a little bit off, yeah, it's like width of five. Let's go ahead and tone that down to two and this one as well, let's bring that down to two just so that it's a little bit easier to see because they got, so you know, they shrunk in order to fit in the grid. There you go, that's a lot better, right? So they're not as thick, so you can see the red and the green dash, that's the hall moving average and then these would be the 50 and the 200, sorry, the 50 would be this one and then the 200 would be this one. So this 200, if you believe that the energy sector, which is IHC, is about to bounce on this 200 and hold, then that would be kind of a signal to say, okay, you know what? If you're looking at an energy company, go ahead and take it because it's got some potential, right? Of course, you probably want that to bounce on 200 before you actually took that trade and then you go ahead and do a quick research on energy markets and then you'll see that energy markets are expected to do better here on in for the rest of the year, so that's a good signal. That's a, the more ducks line up, you know, the more your ducks line up, the better off your trade is going to be. This one would probably look like it's on its way down. That's materials, I believe. This one is coming back down for a touch, okay, so that you'd want to keep an eye on that one, right? And then some of these are still running, so that'd be great. This one looks like it's pretty cool. That's the transports, I believe. Yeah, it doesn't really tell you when you mouse over them. Right? It doesn't. All right. Anyway, that is a script that I'm going to share with you guys, okay? So the way you do that is you come over here to tools, right? And that is this grid script, okay? And that's from James9696, so if you're out there, shout out to James. And the script is this one, okay? Now that was the S&P 500 sectors. Now let's go ahead and take a look at the, I believe, yes, the chart one, which is this one. Let's go ahead and take a quick preview. Yep, that's the one. All right. Now I believe that I've already imported this, so I don't really need to import it again. This one should be here, so let me switch back to the 2x2. Switch back to the 2x2 that I was on, right? And actually, let me go ahead and just, yeah, I should get down to one, because I don't want to chart side by side. And let me go ahead and look for that one, because I believe I can find it under user defined, and it could be, no, I do not believe I have that, right? That would be not a grid, but a chart layout, maybe a style, did I save it as a style? S&SPX sector chart, there it is, okay. So this is a chart style, all right? So the SPX sector chart, we jump over to that.  And they all give you the different sectors, but there is just a graphical way to look at the sectors on the same grid or on the same chart, rather, right? And you can compare it to whatever you want, of course. So if you wanted to compare, let's say, Tesla to the chart, to the S&P, then Tesla would be the one in the dark gray or black, if you will, right? And if you right click on that, it'll tell you that that is, oh, sorry, that is actually, okay, so that is sector 45, which is information technology, all right? So here are the sectors up here. So you got one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, all right? So you have 11 sectors up here. And one of these other lines then is Tesla, right? So I'm thinking that it's gonna be, oops, I don't want to enter a text to a note. Tesla is probably one of the higher ones. And this is on the daily, and this is what now, right? So this is minutes. So this is, that might be Tesla. I'm gonna take a peek just because it's, it rocketed up so much. And then that's a simple moving average. So that's just a simple moving average. So somewhere in here, we will find our Tesla. That one looks to be utilities, which is 55, or that's 50. 50 is communication services. So that doesn't really make sense why that would be. Look at that one. That one is energy, 10, indeed. This one is 25, which is discretionary. So the colors on this laptop seem to be off. This would be 35. This one would definitely be 55, just utilities. This one would be materials, 15, indeed. The green one would be industrials, which is 20. The yellow would be financials, which is 40. And then the pink one would be healthcare, or sorry, real estate. No, pink looks purple. I mean, looks pink to me, but apparently it's purple. Okay, so that is, so this is probably our Tesla chart, right? The one that says the simple moving average one. So you would obviously, obviously, well, here you go. You could probably edit that right there and then, right? You'd probably want, well, if it's a simple moving average, then that's probably what it is. So let's go ahead and take at the test, look at the Tesla chart over the past couple of weeks and see if it looks like, you know, something rocketing up and then just kind of dying off right after, I believe it was earnings. Okay, so let's go ahead and take a look at Tesla. So let's back over to the one by one. Oh, we have to unload that. So we don't want to, let's just go back to the regular one. Okay, and Tesla over the past few days, this is one year, that's not what we want. We want about a month, daily month. Where is it? There it is. All right, and there it is. It goes up, rockets up, and then it just kind of fades and crashes back down, which is exactly what Tesla has done over the past few days. Great, so that is a wrap. And I hope that you guys enjoyed the video. And if you have any comments or suggestions, go ahead and drop comments and definitely give me a like so that I know that you are enjoying this content, finding it useful. And again, if you have any ideas for something that you would want to look at specifically, then we'll go ahead and do it and leave a comment in the comments section. Don't forget to sign up for Xtrades Community Membership Plans. And if you use my invite link, which is in the description of the video below, I'll give you a personal free video guided tour of the Xtrades Discord community as well as the web app itself. And I can even throw some questions or doubts you might have about Thinkorswim as a platform or TDA Ameritrade as a broker. So I hope you enjoyed this video and you are enjoying this video series on ThinkScript and Thinkorswim. And I will see you the next time.


Welcome to Charlotte, man. What's going on? How's this compared to all the other off-dark games? Oh, we started. We started. Hold on. Let me get comfortable. Let me get comfortable. I think the comparison thing will never stop. And I think it's great for the game. People are always going to make comparisons. What player remind you of him? What this guy does similar to that guy? So I've never tutored my nose up or had anything to say with the comparisons to me and Zion and Zion to me. I think it's great. I think it's great for the game. With his athleticism, what we all see, his ability to jump well beyond the 10-foot rim is incredible. I think what's also incredible is at his size, his speed, his agility, his quickness. And then to add on to that, I think he's just a great kid. Every time the media has asked him questions, he's always been right on and very humble about it.  And I love everything about him from the outside looking in. I've never met the kid, but I love everything about him. And he keeps the main thing, the main thing. And that's the game of basketball and being a part of something that's special, which I think that Duke program right now is special not only with him, but with RJ, with Trey, and also with Cam Reddish. So I think they're great. And they get to be around the greatest coach of all time. And Coach K, so I mean, that's an unbelievable thing for Zion and for the rest of those guys. To be able to be in a position where I can have my own school, it's not about me. It's about the kids that's in there. It's never been about me. I'm just a platform. And I am the voice and the guy that can be able to put it together. But it's so much deeper to me. It's not only the kids that's at my school, but it's also the faculty members. It's also the teachers. It's also the people with the security guards. Everybody that's inside there, the chefs, the head chefs, the custodians, everybody that has anything to do with making sure the IPS school runs on a day-to-day basis and runs smoothly for my kids to be able to succeed. So it's an honor. And I take it very seriously. I check up on my kids weekly to see how they're doing. And it's been great so far, and we want to continue that. I think I've always loved Kyrie from before I met him. So when I became his teammate to even now, I've always thought he was special. I think he has a, I mean, there's a reason why there's really only 24 of us here this weekend. And he's here for a reason. So the phone call, more than for me, I think, just to see his growth. It takes a real man and a real person and a real person to understand who they are, to be able to call or to do anything and be able to see their wrongdoings or believe they have some wrongdoings and then be able to come to grips with that and be able to either to apologize or say that at that point in time, I thought I was ready for something, but I really wasn't. And I'm not here to, I really don't want to talk about it too much because it's not for everybody. It's not for the media to be able to start writing things and how you guys like to do it. Not saying you particular or you, Dave. I know you guys, but I don't know everybody here. I love Kyrie. I love everything about Kyrie. I've loved this family and I definitely love his shoes in this game and my kids love his shoes in this game too. So it's all good. I think everything in life, you have to appreciate no matter if it's good or bad.  And at that very moment, I knew at that moment that I was bigger than just basketball and I had to say something. And because it wasn't just about me. It was about all of us.   And I just think that's unfair to all of us because we are so much more than what our occupation say or what our name tag says. So for me to be able to have this platform as I did one year ago and to me be able to have that feeling throughout my body when I heard that, I think it has not only resonated with me, but it's resonated with a lot of people to be able to feel like they can be more. And so then like I said, I thanked her for that moment. And we all should thank her. But like I said, you have to appreciate anything that comes along no matter if it's good or bad because it helps you learn.  It helps you get more understanding of who you are or more understanding about what the situation is at that point in time. So I'm always been thankful for not only the good, but the bad that's come across my life since I've been along this journey. You know, I'm here, I've seen him already in the locker room. I've seen my nephew, you know, Zaire. Every little bit of moment, every bit of time that I get with him this weekend is gonna be always cherished and it's great. I mean, we've been together almost 17 years now since we met at the, you know, the combine, you know, in Chicago in 2003. And, you know, from that moment, we just knew that we were gonna be together for a long time and it hasn't stopped. For me being a competitor, for me being his teammate, to being a competitor again, from us sharing, you know, father advice, to sharing marriage advice, to sharing son advice, you know, it's really bigger than just basketball when it comes to me and D-Way because we can actually look at each other and know what each other's thinking and know how each other are feeling at some, at points in times of our lives. So, to be here, for me to be able to choose him to be a part of Team LeBron, for him to be here this weekend, it's a bittersweet moment, obviously. The bitter part of it, that this is his last weekend, being an all-star weekend and knowing that his journey is coming to an end as far as the basketball player, but the sweet moment is that we got so much more life to live together, you know. And we will continue that. How does it feel playing in LA to see you? It feels great playing in LA, man. When you look up in the banners and you look at all the championships and you look at all the greats that's come, you know, through LA, you know, from Jerry West, George Mike, and Elgin Baylor, to Magic and Kareem, James Worthy and Kobe Shaq, you know, whoever you name. And just to be a part of that franchise, to be a part of that history, it means a lot to me, man. So hopefully I can do my part where someday I can hang up there with the rest of those guys. I think it's important to stick up for what you believe in, you know what I'm saying? I think what Cap, I stand with Cap. I kneel with Cap. I mean, I just feel, I feel what he was talking about. Nobody wanted to listen to. Nobody ever really wanted to actually understand where he was coming from, you know? And, you know, I think that anybody that would sacrifice their livelihood for the better of all of us, you know, I could respect that. And he's done that. I mean, you got a guy who basically lost his job because he wanted to stand for something that was more than just him. And so I'm happy to see the news come out yesterday that he won his suit. I hope it's a hell of a lot of money. That can set not only him up, but set his family up, set his grandkids up for the rest of their lives. And I hope that, you know, the word of what he did, what we'll live on throughout American history, but also world history, because it's important for all of us, not only African-Americans, but for everybody that wants to stand up for something that's more important than them. I believe that if I wanted to, I could own a team, I would be a part of a basketball team. I know that I got so much knowledge in the game that I don't want to, once I stop playing, that I just want to get away from the game. You know, obviously, I know I'm gonna be along with my sons, because they're gonna play the game. They're playing the game now, so I'm gonna be along with them. But if I can give back to this league in any way, shape, or form to continue to make this league as great as it is today, then I will love to. So we have to see, have to be the right fit. Have to be the right city. Have to be the right situation. You know, it's just, it's not like it's a dream of mine. It's more of an aspiration to see if it happens. If it don't, I wouldn't be disappointed in, you know, anything I've done off the floor. So we'll see what happens. I got a lot, I got a lot more game to play. I'm debating if I'm gonna wear it in the game tomorrow. I have something else that I really can't talk about as well, but obviously to watch The Throne is a huge piece of hip-hop history. Obviously, it's when Jay and Kanye got together, made an album with one of the best albums in hip-hop that we've ever seen. And for me to be able to have a shoe to calibrate and collaborate with that moment is huge. You know, at that time I got an opportunity to see Jay and Kanye actually wear The Watch The Throne kicks at that moment on stage when they're performing at their concert. And for me to bring that all the way back to fruition be here this weekend with The Watch The Throne 16s. It's pretty cool for not only me, but it's cool for all sneaker heads. It's cool for anybody that loves sneakers and inspirations and stories behind sneakers. So I'm just happy to be a part of the sneaker world to be a part of the, you know, being having my own signature shoe. But I got something on my feet too that I'm gonna wear in practice. I got the Safari, you know, LeBron 16 Lowe's and everybody kind of know the Safari from the Air Maxes. So you'll see me wear those today as well. So I got a lot of inspirations, got a lot of stories, a lot of storytelling that we will continue to put on my sneakers. I don't know who will be able to be a NBA player or whoever be a professional athlete, but more I think but every kid has a, every kid has a dream and every kid has that and what that is, they have to tap into that. So for me to be a part of Akron and know that I'm giving my kids an opportunity to be able to tap into whatever that is, it means so much to me. So me having my school and me having them 240 kids to be able to see them every single day and figure out a way how we can tap into what that is to make them become successful in life. And I'm not even talking from a money standpoint, I'm just talking from where they feel like they've done something that means something in their lives and they'd be able to give back to, that's what it's all about. So before I walk up the stage, shout out Akron, Ohio, 330 is where I'm from, it's where I stand. No matter where in the world did I go, I will always live for my hometown because without my hometown, I wouldn't be who I am today. So shout out my kids at the I Promise school. I got a lot of my 330 ambassadors here this weekend doing a lot of ground work in North Carolina and in Charlotte, you know, giving people what we do on a day-to-day basis back in Akron, so and I love you all, I love the media, you guys are my friends.


Bookmap 6.0 offers several new and powerful features. Many of these new features were requested directly from you, our user base. Let's take a look. Right off the bat, you'll notice an overall significant improvement in stability and processing speed because Bookmap now supports 64-bit processing. Bookmap advanced users now have the ability to activate Bookmap on another PC in replay mode, while still connected to the live markets on your primary PC, all at no additional cost. This is a great new feature that allows you to test strategies and study the market with recorded data, and most importantly, to debrief your previous trading session while still engaged with your current live trading. An important new feature in Bookmap 6.0 is the correlation tracker. Now you can add multiple correlated markets to a specific instrument in Bookmap. For example, suppose you are trading the S&P E-mini, but want to know what the NASDAQ E-mini is doing as well. Click on the studies configuration button, and then on correlation tracker. Next, let's enable it for the ES. Have price calculated on the mid-price, and now add a correlated instrument. Select from the drop-down the specific instrument you'd like to overlay on the chart. Note that you'll need to already have that overlaid instrument open in Bookmap in order for it to be available in the drop-down. Just for this demo, let's choose the NASDAQ E-mini. Once added, you can change the color and line type here. Let's add another correlated instrument as well. We'll select the bonds. We'll change the color and line type, and close this window. Note how zooming in and out changes the correlated scaling of the instrument as it adjusts to the new data within the viewable chart range. To fit the correlation within the window, you may need to adjust your vertical zoom by hovering your mouse over the data columns, left-clicking and holding, and moving your mouse up and down. Let's open the correlation configuration window again and go over the reference points settings. The correlation reference point is always calculated from the left edge of your chart range view. However, you can also reset the value to have the correlation calculated within a specific time frame. For example, let's choose 15 minutes from the drop-down. Note how the correlation is recalculated every 15 minutes, and then it resets. The correlation tracker is a powerful new feature that allows you further insight to finding price movement discrepancies between related markets. The Bookmap 6.0 basic package now allows users to watch their live orders. So if you place orders in another platform, those orders will be displayed within Bookmap. I'm currently in replay mode, so I'll demo this by using the one-click trading add-on. Suppose you place a few limit orders in another platform. It'll appear like this in Bookmap. Any edits, fills, or cancellations of those orders in the other platform will also be reflected in Bookmap. But please note, if you want to trade from the Bookmap chart as I am doing, you'll need the Bookmap Advanced package. Let's cancel these orders and close the Trade Control Panel for now. A highly requested feature in Bookmap is to display candlesticks on the historical chart to give reference to the unique features in Bookmap. You can configure the candles under the Studies Configuration tool, check the box, and click on the candlesticks. Here you'll find the settings to change the width and time interval here. You can also quickly toggle the on-off display of the candlesticks under the Configure Visible Components button on the toolbar. Now you can precisely reference the candlesticks with your traded volume, just like a footprint chart. And you can clearly see how the historical liquidity relates to your candlestick patterns. This is a great new feature based on our customer feedback. It allows you to truly see the composition of the candle. Note how the current candle is being built in real time. If you prefer the old look and feel of Bookmap, simply uncheck the candlestick feature in the Studies Configuration tool. Another highly requested feature is the addition of the Time and Sales window. To access it, insert a new column and then select Time and Sales. You can view it in the columns or detach it out into a separate window. Clicking on the arrow will show or hide the various settings here. You can export the data into a separate CSV file and filter the minimum or maximum size as well as display all, only buy transactions or only sell transactions. Soon, Time and Sales will include a new and unique Bookmap feature that may surprise even the most advanced traders. So stay tuned. On the Automatic Contrast Configuration button, there is now the option to display the black cutoff on the toolbar. Check the box here and the slider appears on the toolbar, allowing for quick access to adjust the heat map. Let's go over a new feature for resetting the data columns. Resetting the columns by a specific time or interval has been available in previous Bookmap versions. However, in Bookmap 6.0, you can now add a conditional reset that is based on time and price changes. This lets you see the last traded volume at each price level. Once selected, it will continue to aggregate the last traded volume, even if price has a quick move and return back to the same level within 1000 to 5000 milliseconds. Also, a quick way to reset was added. If selected, every double click will reset this column. Double clicking above the best ask will reset the ask, and double clicking below the best bid will reset the bid. Under the Studies Configuration tool, there have been many new enhancements to the cumulative volume delta add-on indicator. You'll notice that you can check this box so all indicators use the same y-axis scaling. This allows better understanding of the relationship between multiple plotted values. A major improvement with the CVD in version 6 is the ability to set a chart range view for the CVD. This offers the ability to display the current viewable CVD period, instead of it being diluted for the entire session. In this view, you can zoom in and out to change the time range, and you can also compare filtered and non-filtered CVDs in the same time range. Another new feature is the ability to split the aggressor buyers and sellers to see which type of volume is more active. Different colors can be adjusted to reflect the aggressor. For example, use green for buyers and red for sellers. You can then access these new features from the Studies Configuration tool, or by clicking on the configuration tool in the CVD widget panel. Make sure both the CVD and widget panel are displayed. Then you can right-click on the CVD specific widget to move it to the right or left. Choose the widget style. Reset it now. Change the indicator range. Or access the setting configuration tool. A few new voice alerts were added to version 6. More alerts will be added soon. Note these dynamic alerts can be edited to give the message you want to hear. For example, under the Studies Configuration tool, in the Large Trades Alert, change dollar sign instrument name to ES and remove the dollar sign side. Next, let's filter the minimum trade size to 50. Now the automatic synthesize output result will be ES54 for a transaction that occurred for the volume of 54. Bookmap advanced version subscribers will enjoy new enhancements to the iceberg detector. Located under the Studies Configuration tool, you can now see icebergs display on the historical chart as well as the COB column. This is a powerful new feature that allows you to see the exact positions where larger players are setting their iceberg orders. You can also set voice alerts to sound off when an iceberg is discovered in that specific trading instrument and filter the voice alert based on the minimum size of the iceberg. Please note that the iceberg detection is related to your data provider and different data providers may produce different results. A new Notes column is now available in Bookmap 6. Let's right-click in the columns and insert a new column. Now let's select Notes. There are now two options, our usual Custom Notes and the new Cloud Notes option. Let's select Cloud Notes and then right-click again to change the settings. Cloud Notes allows you to download notes from an online source. Input your URL here. Therefore you can make changes with your online CSV file and they will be updated automatically based on the interval time of your choice. As you can see there are many new changes in Bookmap 6.0. We've listened closely to our users and take pride in delivering upon your requests. So let us know of any other changes you'd like to see in Bookmap. Thanks for your feedback. We truly appreciate it.


I am the author of Malignan Self-Lug, Narcissism Revisited. Stalking is a crime, and stalkers are criminals. This simple truth is often ignored by mental health practitioners, by law enforcement agencies, and by the media. The horrid consequences of stalking are typically underestimated, and stalkers are mocked as eccentric and lonely weirdos. Yet stalking affects one-fifth of all women in an unknown number of men, and often ends in violence and bloodshed. A 1997 review paper titled Stalking an Overview of the Problem, written by Karen Abrams, Cale Patrick Robinson, defines stalking this way. Stalking, or criminal harassment, is defined as the willful, malicious and repeated following or harassing of another person, usually requiring a credible threat of violence against the victim or the victim's family. Harris refers to willful conduct directed at a person that seriously alarms, annoys or distresses the person, and which serves no legitimate purpose. Typically, the behavior involves such things as loitering near the victim, approaching, making multiple phone calls, constantly surveying, harassing the victim's employer or children, harming a pet, interfering with personal property, sabotaging dates, and sending threatening or sexually suggestive gifts or letters. Harassment usually escalates, often beginning with phone calls that gradually become more threatening and aggressive in nature, and frequently ends in violent acts. In essence, the offender's behavior is terrorizing, intimidating and threatening, and restricts the freedom and controls the victim. In the United States, continues the authors, there are individual state laws, but not unified federal anti-stalking laws. Under the Criminal Code of Canada, it is a crime to knowingly or recklessly harass another person in any of the following ways, by repeatedly following or communicating either directly or indirectly with that person or anyone known to them, by watching where that person or anyone known to them resides, works or happens to be, and by engaging in any threatening conduct directed at that person or his or her family, if any of these cause the person to reasonably fear for his or her safety. In both the United States and Canada, anti-stalking laws are in a state of flux. Many criminals, and therefore many stalkers, suffer from personality disorders, most prevalently the anti-social personality disorder, formerly known as psychopathy. Comorbidity, a cocktail of mental health disorders, is very frequent among stalkers. Anti-stalkers abuse substances such as alcohol or drugs, and they are prone to violence or to other forms of aggression. Anti-social personality disorder was formerly called psychopathy or more colloquially sociopathy. Some scholars, such as Robert Hare, still distinguish psychopathy from mere anti-social behavior. The disorder appears in early adolescence, but criminal behavior and substance abuse often abate with age, usually by the fourth or fifth decade of life. Anti-social personality disorder may have genetic or hereditary determinants, and afflicts mainly men. Brain activity is different in psychopaths than in the average normal population. The diagnosis is controversial, regarded by some scholars as scientifically unfounded or culturally bound. Psychopaths regard other people as objects to be manipulated, and instruments of gratification and utility. They have no discernible conscience. They are devoid of empathy. They find it difficult to perceive other people's non-verbal cues, needs, emotions and preferences. Consequently, the psychopath rejects other people's rights, and his commensurate obligations to them. The psychopath is impulsive, reckless, irresponsible, and unable to postpone gratification. He often rationalizes his behavior, showing an utter absence of remorse for hurting or defrauding others. The psychopath's primitive defense mechanisms include splitting the view the world and people in it as either all good or all evil, projection, they attribute their own shortcomings to others, and projective identification. They force others to behave the way they expect them to. The psychopath fails to comply with social norms, hence the criminal acts, the deceitfulness, an identity theft, the use of aliases, the constant lying, the conning of even his nearest and dearest for gain or pleasure. Psychopaths are unreliable. They do not honor their undertakings, obligations, contracts, and responsibilities. They rarely hold a job for a long, they almost never repay their debts. They have indicative, remorseless, ruthless, driven, dangerous, aggressive, violent, irritable, and sometimes prone to magical thinking. They seldom plan for the long and medium term, believing themselves to be immune to the consequences of their own actions. Many psychopaths are outright bullies. Michigan psychologists do not be solders, distinguishes between three types of aggressors, generally only, generally violent, most likely to suffer from antisocial personality disorder, and emotionally volatile. In an interview he granted to Psychology Today, solders describe the generally violent type this way. Type II men, generally violent, use violence outside their home as well as in it. Their violence is severe and tied to alcohol. They have high rates of arrest for drunk driving and violence. Buddhists have been abused as children and have rigid attitudes about sexuals. These men, solders explains, are calculating. They have a history with a criminal justice system, and they know what they can get away with. Bullies feel inadequate, and they compensate for it by being violent, verbally, psychologically, or physically. Some bullies suffer from personality and other mental health disorders. They feel entitled to special treatment, they seek attention, they lack empathy. They are rageful and envious, they exploit and then discard their co-workers, or other people, friends, family members. Bullies are insincere, they are haunting, unreliable, and they lack empathy and sensitivity to the emotions, needs and preferences of others whom they regard and treat as mere objects or instruments of gratification. Bullies are ruthless, cold, and have alloclastic defenses and an outside locus of control. In other words, they blame others for their failures, defeats or misfortunes. Bullies have low frustration and tolerance thresholds. They get bored and anxious easily. They are violently impatient, emotionally labelled, unstable, erratic and untrustworthy. They lack self-discipline, egotistic, exploitative, rapacious, opportunistic, driven, reckless and callous. Bullies are emotionally immature, they are controlled freaks, they are consummate liars, deceivingly charming. Bullies dress, talk and behave normally. Many of them are persuasive, manipulative or even charismatic. They are socially adept, liked and often fun to be around and the center of attention.  No ruthless, typically violent, the psychopath is a calculating machine, out to maximize his gratification and personal profit. Psychopaths lack empathy and may even be sadistic, but they understand well and instantly the language of carrots and sticks. So what is the best coping strategy? Convince your psychopath that messing with your life or with your nearest is going to cost him dearly. To not threaten him, simply be unequivocal and firm about your desire to be left in peace and alone and your intentions to involve the law should he stalk Harris or threaten you. Give him the choice between being left alone and becoming the target of multiple arrests with straining orders or worse. Take extreme precautions at all times, meet him accompanied by someone and only in public places. And only if you have no other choice. Minimize contact and interact with him through professionals via your lawyers, accountants, therapists, police officers, judges, evaluators. Document every contact, every conversation.  You may need it as evidence. Tape your phone calls with him, your conversations with him. Take your children to be on their guard and to exercise caution and good judgment with the regards to him. Keep fully posted and update and inform your local law enforcement agencies, your friends, the media and anyone else who would listen. Be careful with your personal information. Provide only the bare and necessary minimum to anyone who asks. Remember he has ways of finding out everything about you, especially in the computer age. Under no circumstances succumb to his romantic advances, accept his gifts, respond to personal communications, show interest in his affairs, help him out, gossip about him or with him, send him messages directly or through third parties. Do none of these things. Maintain the no-contact rule.  Remember, psychopaths are vindictive and dangerous.


My name is Melinda von Sundell. I'm Senior Advisor to Siani, which is the Swedish International Agricultural Network Initiative, hosted by the Stockholm Environment Institute. And we built off of a SIDA initiative, which was taken in 2010, to review the approaches to gender questions in their ongoing agricultural projects. They looked over five projects that have been ongoing, some of them for a number of years, and looked at how gender was handled in those projects and what could be done better and what had been successful. We built upon that initially disseminating the information from those reports to a wider audience, but then we brought together a group of 20 practitioners from Africa to a right shock to write up, well, what are the promising approaches today and what can be used to make women more productive in agriculture and at the same time address social equity issues. The results for that were amazing. We never planned on having a book, but it is now resulting in a book project, which is almost completed, where we will be able to impart to people not only methodologies, which seem to abound, but also how to implement these on the ground.


Well, one of the things that businesses really need to do is embrace the digitized globalized world that we now live in and one of those challenges is going to be the better exploitation of technology and the key to getting better exploitation of technology is skills. If you have the right skills and you invest in the right skills both businesses and government, then we'll have the opportunity to find new areas of growth. I don't think it's quite as difficult time for business as the PR would have you believe. I think it's tough time for consumer-based businesses, but B2B businesses, people with worldwide ambitions, people that support companies with worldwide ambitions, not very difficult at all. Our industrial-based companies are spending a lot of money. Our growth in Germany has been stellar. In the UK it's been similar in industrial-based companies, so it is about companies in the UK that have an export focus. If you look at aerospace engines, people can't make airplanes fast enough, so there are plenty of growth-market opportunities.  But I think it's a case of spreading your wings and finding different growth opportunities because there's plenty out there. I'm sure every businessman has got their own pet, their own pet one. My pet one is to re-establish or to continue to support the city as the best financial centre in the world. Yeah, we've got to learn the lessons from the financial crisis and the role of lessons to learn, but that doesn't mean to say we innately haven't got the best financial services centre in the world. And that alone can generate a lot of national income and a lot of prosperity and yes, to a new paradigm. So my ask of the government is to sort of lay off the criticism of 2007 aid, if you've all accepted, and lay on to the fact that in 2015 we can restore ourselves as the pre-eminent financial centre in the world. But of course we need the government to deliver on the policies that they are actively working on but have not yet delivered, and particularly the EMR. Well I think with the EMR, I mean it's a situation where it's a very complex piece of policy and legislation that we need to put through. And clearly we've got a lot of different power generating fuels, technologies. We're going to have a diverse power generation portfolio and so it's a difficult piece of work. All we can do is just urge that the government get on with this as a highest priority because we as one of many companies are ready to invest more in the UK. And of course if we're investing in infrastructure in the UK then we are creating jobs and Alstom as a company is ready to create new jobs.


Live from San Francisco, it's theCUBE, covering RSA Conference 2020 San Francisco, brought to you by SiliconANGLE Media. Hey, welcome back, everybody. Jeff Frick here with theCUBE. We are Thursday, day four of the RSA show here in Moscone in San Francisco. It's a beautiful day outside, but the show is still going, 40,000 plus people, couple of challenges with coronavirus and some other things going on. But you know, everybody's here, everybody's staying in the course and I think it's really, you know, kind of a good message going forward as to what's going to happen in the show season. We go to a lot of shows. It's 2020, the year we're going to know everything with the benefit of hindsight. It's not quite working out so far that way, but we're bringing in the experts to share the knowledge and we're excited for our next guest who's going to help us get to know what the answers are. He's Oliver Sherman, Senior Director, Enterprise Product Marketing for Juniper Networks. Oliver, great to see you. Thanks for having me. Absolutely, so first off, just kind of general impressions of the show. How have you been coming here for a little while? We have, and I think the show's going very well, as you pointed out, there's a couple of challenges that are around, but I think everybody's staying strong and pushing through and really driving the agenda of security. So I got some interesting quotes from you doing a little research for the segment. You said 2019 was the year of enforcement, but 2020 is the year of intelligence. What did you mean by that? Specifically, it's around Juniper. We have a Juniper-connected security message and strategy that we proved last year by increasing the ability to enforce on all of your infrastructure without having to rip and replace technologies. For instance, on our widely rolled up out MX routing platform, we offer Second-Tel to block things like command and control traffic, or on our switching line for campus and data center, we prevent lateral threat propagation with Second-Tel allowing you to block hosts as they're infected. And as we rounded that out, and it's a little bit, in 2020, we were able to now deliver that on our MIST or our wireless acquisition that we did last year around this time. So showing the integration of that product portfolio. Yeah, we met Bob Friday from MIST. Excellent. Doing the AI, some of the ethics around AI at your guys conference last year was pretty interesting conversation. But let's break down what you said a little bit deeper. So you're talking about kind of inside your own kind of product suite and managing threats kind of across once they get to that level to keep things clean across kind of that first layer of defense.  We've all put our phones in airplane mode at Black Hat or events like that because we don't want to do beyond it. They're really boring when they're offline, but they're also really boring to attackers when they're offline. As soon as you turn them on, you have a problem or could have a problem. But as things traverse the network, what better place to see who and what's on your network than on the gear? At the end of the day, we're able to provide that visibility, we're able to provide that enforcement. So as you mentioned, 2020 is now the year of awareness for us, so the threat aware network. We're able to do things like look at encrypted traffic, do heuristics and analysis to figure out should that even be on my network? Because as you bring it into a network and you have to decrypt it, A, there's privacy concerns in these times, but also it's computationally expensive to do that. So it becomes a challenge from a both a financial perspective as well as a compliance perspective. So we're helping solve that so you can kind of offset that traffic and be able to ensure your network's secure. So is that relatively new? And I apologize, I'm not deep into the weeds of feature functionality, but that sounds pretty interesting that you can actually start to do the analysis without encrypting the data and get some meaningful, insightful information. Absolutely, we actually announced it on Monday at 4.45 a.m. Pacific, so it is new. Brand new. And what's the secret sauce to be able to do that? Because one would think just by rule, encryption would eliminate the ability to really do the analysis. So what kind of analysis can you still do while still keeping the data encrypted? You're absolutely right. We're seeing 70 to 80% of internet traffic is now encrypted. Furthermore, bad actors are using that to obfuscate themselves, right, obviously. And then the kind of the magic to that though, to look at it without having to crack open the package is using things like heuristics that look at connections per second or connection patterns or looking at certificate exchanges or even IP addresses to know this is not something you want to let in. And we're seeing a very high rate of success to block things like IoT botnets, for instance. So you'll be seeing more and more of that from us throughout the year, but this is the initial step that we're taking. Right, that's great, because so much of it, it sounds like, A, a lot of it's being generated by machines, but two, it sounds like kind of the profile of the attacks keeps changing quite a bit from kind of concentrated attacks to more, sounds like now everyone's kind of doing the slow creeper to try to get into the covers. Right, and really using your network to your full extent. I mean, a lot of things that we're doing, including encrypted traffic analysis, is an additional feature on our platform. So that comes with what you already have. So rather than walking in and saying, buy my suite of products, this is also all your problems, as we've done for the past, whereas other vendors have done for the past 10, 20 years, it's never worked. So why not add things that you already have so you're allowed to amortize your assets, build your best of breed security and do it in a multi-vendor environment, but also do it with your infrastructure. Right, so I wanted to shift gears a little bit, doing some research before you got on.  That's fine. And now you've switched over, you've put the marketing hat on. I'm just curious, kind of the different, just kind of softer squishy challenge of trying to take the talent that you have, the technical definitions that you have, the detailed compute and stuff you're doing around things like you just described, and now put in the marketing hat and trying to get that message out to the market, help people understand what you're trying to do, and break through quite frankly, some crazy noise that we're sitting here surrounded by hundreds if not thousands of vendors. I think that's really the key, and yes, I've been technical leads, I've run architecture teams, I've run development teams, and really from the marketing perspective, it's to ensure that we're delivering a message that the market will consume that is actually based on reality. I think a lot of times you see a lot of products that are put together with duct tape, mailing twine, et cetera, but then also have a great PowerPoint that makes it look good, but from a go-to-market perspective from, whether it's your sellers, meaning sellers that work for Juniper, whether it's our partners, whether it's our customers, they have to believe in what's out there, and if it's tried and true, and we understand it from an engineering perspective, and we can say it's not a market texture, it's a strategy, that really makes a difference, and we're really seeing that if you look at a year over year growth in security, if you look at what analysts are saying, we look at what testing houses are saying about our product, that Juniper's back, and that's why I'm in this spot. And it really begs to have kind of a deeper relationship with the customer, that you're not selling them a one-off, market texture slide, you're not kind of having a quick point solution that suddenly we put together or really kind of have this trusted, ongoing relationship that's going to evolve over time, the products are going to evolve over time, because the threats are evolving over time, right? Absolutely, and help them get more out of what they already have, and from a go-to-market perspective, our partners have a addressable market, just naturally through the install base that we have, they're able to provide additional value and services for those customers that may want to lean on a partner to actually build some of these solutions for them. Right, well Oliver, well thanks for stopping by, I'm glad I'm not too late on the encryption, on the encrypted analysis came, so just a couple of days. Absolutely. Thanks for stopping by, best to you, and good luck with 2020, the year we'll know everything. Absolutely, thanks for having me. All right, he's Oliver, I'm Jeff, you're watching theCUBE, we're at RSA 2020 here in Moscone, thanks for watching, we'll see you next time.


SHOCK NEWS GOSPEL STARS DUMIN COOKSTAD AND THE NAZUNKU SPOTED WITH SANGGOMA WHO GIVES ARTIST SNAKES Popular gospel singers have been spotted hanging out with the Durban Enianga who is known as Dr. Khalilazi that raised eyebrows for gospel fans and social media users who questioned their sudden friendship. Some even accused the Nazunku and Dumin Kochstad of yukkukwala and having Mamlombo, but the artists defended themselves saying their relationship with Dr. Khalilazi is strictly business. Dr. Khalilazi told the publication it's unfortunate that some people saw him only as an Enianga who helps with yukkukwala. He said it's also sad that his relationship with gospel singers has caught so much attention. I help people with any problem they have, including artists. Artists are human beings too. They experience problems that any human being does, said Dr. Khalilazi. He said he's close with gospel artists because he sometimes hires them when he has a gig. I hire artists like the Na, Jumbo, Ayanda and Tanzi and others to perform at my gigs. I'm aware that most of them have been accused of having Mamlombo just because they had been seen with me. That's not fair on them, he said. The Na said it broke his heart when he learned people interpreted his relationship with Dr. Khalilazi, who's also known as Nyanga Yajimomso, in an evil way. There's nothing that bring me closer to Dr. Khalilazi except business. I work hard for what I have. I don't have Mamlombo. Dr. Khalilazi hires me to sing. There's nothing more than that, said the Na. Jumbo said as a man of God and a singer, he accepts any gig regardless of the host. I can't say no to a gig. I'm a musician.


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