JCI JAPAN NO MINASAN ISHOU NI DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION GANBARIMASHA, DIGITAL FORUM DE O AISHIMASHA. I'm Audrey Tang, Taiwan's digital minister. I'm really happy to be here virtually to share some thoughts around digital transformation. Question 1. As one of the common points between Taiwan and Japan is that we have many small and medium-sized enterprises, or SMEs, please tell how those SMEs' owners in Taiwan introduce digital into their management. IT connects machine to machines. Digital connects people to people. In the time of the pandemic, during the alertness level 3 in Taiwan, we have seen many successful attempts to transform the business models from that of, for example, food makers in a night market with the people that frequent their food stand, translating that into a digital experience of a digital double of the night market where people can serve and buy online. And the night market owners band together with multi-purpose taxi drivers, such as the line taxi in Gaoxiong City and now in other municipalities as well to deliver such food to people's homes. This group effort orchestrated by the municipalities of Gaoxiong and our other city governments proved that people will want to connect to one another even during the time of the pandemic and that people care about the people that they frequently see in the night market and so on and use online as a way to keep connected to the food stand owners as well as the multi-purpose taxi drivers. Now the multi-purpose taxi law itself is such a crowdsourced effort as well from SMEs. You see, back in 2015 when UberX first came to Taiwan, there are many local fleets serving the local communities, temples, churches, and so on also want to benefit from this new way of app-based dispatch. So because of this, we run an open consultation method online. In 3 weeks time, people resonated with one another's feelings and the good enough consensus is then held as agenda for live-streamed multi-stakeholder conversation. The upshot is that we have legalized not just UberX into the local Q taxi fleet but also Line Taxi and other multi-purpose taxi fleets are given legal status without requiring them to be painted yellow without requiring them to be held on the street as long as they fulfill the same registration, not undercutting existing meters, and insurance duties can serve the local community need with a much more flexible business model. And so if the law do not anticipate new innovations, we adopt such a way that we call regulatory sandbox since 2018. So it's not just transportation like self-driving vehicles, nor is it just about fintech or about healthcare. Anything, well anything that's not money laundering or funding terrorism, pretty much anything can be challenged using such a general purpose sandbox and given half a year or a year to experiment locally. If the people like it and form a good enough consensus, then this SME-driven innovation is given legal status and made into a new law or regulation. And so this style of open innovation for the public good combined the inventiveness of the SME community as well as the legitimacy of the local municipality and escalating eventually into the central government, into regulations or even new laws. Question two, please tell us if there are any examples of digital transformation unique to SMEs in Taiwan. In Taiwan, we have introduced the 3T or talent transformation and training program to help the SMEs to digitally transform with the freshly graduated young people. You see these young people who are freshly graduated, they do not serve as interns or low level employees for these SMEs. Where they are given a course in digital transformation for a few weeks in large teams that has already successfully transformed the sectors that the young people likes to transform. And after this training, they were sent into the groups of five for six months of reverse mentorship with existing SME communities. As previously, the SMEs had little reason to engage these young people as mentors or consultants. But it is my observation that these young people with a fresh eye of a digital native lifestyle actually carries a lot of potential in design thinking and computational thinking and discovering new ways to transform existing business models. And so this is an excellent chance for them to co-create, to learn from one another rather than one side listening to the other and not sharing what they have in mind. This is both sides, both the younger people and the existing SME communities taking turns leading one another and co-creating new business models together. If you're interested in that program, please check out 3t.org.tw and see the existing programs. I do believe that this is one of the most important ways to build intergenerational solidarity as well as to promote the idea that we are co-creators, not employees and employers in the path of digital transformation. Question three, what is the most important point that I think for SMEs to realize digital transformation? Well, as a digital minister and digital connects people to people, I make sure that my work reduce the risk and makes more time for people to spend time with others. That is to say, the time saving and risk reducing nature are the most important KPIs when it comes to digital transformation. Especially for SMEs who do not have a lot of extra budget to spend to invest on expensive digital transformation programs, including software or hardware, what's the most important is that you get a set of tried and true processes that can just save a little bit of time or reduce a little bit of risk, but they must not increase risk while saving time or waste your time while reducing risk. These two need to be taken care simultaneously. And the idea of voluntary association of the customers and other stakeholders in your neighborhood, if you open up your R&D process, your research and development can be crowdsourced or even crowdfunded and turning what's previously just consumers into co-creators with you. And the idea on the digital platforms can be tried out in parallel. So if you have a good idea, you can start quite a few different variations and include one idea in each crowdfunding or crowdsourcing project and the ones that attract more people could eventually become your new product or service line and the ones that do not attract such involvement from the stakeholder community. Well, then there's no harm done. You'll understand that it's not what the market wants. And so experiment more, experiment in the open, experiment with the stakeholders, not just for the stakeholders. I believe that is the most important thing when it comes for SMEs digital transformation. Question 4, please tell us what you value in education in Taiwan. As you probably know, I dropped out of the high school when I was 14 years old because I encountered this thing called the World Wide Web. On the World Wide Web, I see knowledge as something that people are making together rather than being dispensed vertically. So previously in the school system that I attended, there's this relationship that teacher holds the standardized answer and therefore holding the power over the students. However, on the World Wide Web, I discovered that on the edge of the cutting edge of knowledge making, people entertain a lot of different ideas together. There's no right answer when you're doing research. There's just this community of people who are trying a lot of different ways to tackle something of common interest. And so it turns the standardized test regime where each individual compete for higher score into a collaborative setting where everybody can add some piece of the puzzle into the common research platform. And that's when I told the head of my school, Du Heiping, I told the principal that I don't want to attend the school anymore because I'm more interested in creating knowledge, not in memorizing knowledge. And she graciously accepted and told me that I don't have to go to her school anymore tomorrow. So because of that, I engaged full time in the World Wide Web community where we're all just contributors. Everyone are just identified by their contributions and not by the type or class or ethnicity or other labels. And there's always a mechanism to form a good enough consensus in the community. So there are competitions, but these are not between individual and individual. Rather, it's the competition between one group advancing a solution and another group advancing a different solution to the same problem. So if one solution turns out to be a better one, well, the group that lost still gained by having that problem solved. And they can also join the group that actually created the right solution. And so because of that, on the World Wide Web, I see it as a primarily collaborative place and not an individual to individual competitive place. And so in 2019, we took that spirit into our basic education curriculum. So we replaced the old ideas of just literacy, which is more about consumers of media, of digital, of standardized answers. We turned that into an idea of education based on competence, meaning that people are makers and producers of media, of digital, of data, and so on. And so it's a huge break from the traditional East Asian way of thinking about education of specific skills and specialization and things like that. But in the new curriculum, we understand we cannot predict the world 12 years from now. The world needs to be shaped by the people within the basic education curriculum, both the local schools, but also the school students. Eventually, each specific discipline may merge into another one or get transformed radically. So that means the teacher, instead of memorizing the standardized answers, must now become a co-learner with the students. And so, well, it doesn't work anyway now in teleeducation because over the internet, over a teleconference screen, it's rather difficult to assume a top-down way of classroom management, as many teachers are now discovering, and so the teachers, by losing control, actually gains solidarity and gains co-creativity with the students. Question five, please tell us about the programming education efforts in Taiwan. In Taiwan, as I mentioned, we have this idea of information and media competence, the point being able to contribute to the common sense-making. For example, people who want to contribute to climate science, even in primary schools, they can set up air boxes to measure the nearby air pollution as well as other metrics and contribute it to a distributed ledger. Now, in such an effort with tens of thousands of air boxes around the island, not only do we get the idea of data stewardship intuitively for the students to learn, but also we make sure that everyone sees any common issue in the society as something they can contribute, not waiting for someone else to solve. The same applies also to media competence. We have many primary schoolers, middle schoolers. Fact-checking are three presidential candidates in the previous presidential election, in conjunction with professional journalists and people on the social media. They want to put more contextualization service around each piece of information so people don't get misled by partial or biased or conspiracy theory information that much. Again, even primary schoolers can contribute meaningfully to this fact-checking community and to the media competence programs. And so we think of these ideas of competencies not as checkmarks, not as something that people just complete as part of the course, but rather it's like a capstone project that makes something meaningful from the point of view of that student. And the student will then learn the necessary skill sets for this capstone project to happen. So I think competence maker and producer-based education absolutely is the best way forward when we're making sure that the people care about the civics, care about democracy as a very young child. They could care about their community much more early on rather than requiring them to be an adult to vote or take part in democratic process. Anyone as young as 12 years old or 14 years old understand they can help set the agenda for democratic discourse, not just for their local community, but also through the joint platform and other platforms on national level as well. Question 6. Please tell us about the education and skills required for the digital society in the future. We have three fundamental competencies in our basic education and these are autonomy, interaction, and the common good. Autonomy means that one is driven by intrinsic curiosity. When an emergent situation comes, when there's no precedent, no previous experience of anything like it, like the structural issues we're facing now, the infodamic, the pandemic, and so on, people with good autonomy competence see it as an opportunity to learn something new. The immediate intrinsic feeling is that of curiosity, responding to new situations with novel ideas, with new techniques. Interaction means to talk and listen across different disciplines, different backgrounds, different cultures, different generations, and so on. So it means that being at peace with people who are different from you, so that we can learn from one another, not just learning from the people who think like us. And that brings us to the third competence of the common good. The common good means that, despite our initially different positions, there is always something in common for us to build upon. For example, the idea of sustainability, that we need to prosper for this generation, but making sure that the next generations prosper even more, to become good enough ancestors. These are those potent common values that despite the differences in culture, in different civilizations, in different disciplines, people do share these common good. So the common good unifies our interactions, so that our individual autonomy and curiosity become something larger, greater than ourselves, so that when faced with structural problems, we're not afraid to both listen to other people with very different positions and experiences, and not afraid to contribute what we have to see and what we have to say. Question 7. Please tell us the necessity of digital identities and the points to promote the spread of digitalization of societies. In the current counter-pandemic discussion, we're very much thankful for the adoption of IC-based health insurance cards in Taiwan in 2004. You see, in 2003, when SARS first hit Taiwan, only on the Pescadores, the Penghu Island, do we had the pilot of the IC-based health card. Everybody else on the main islands of Taiwan still only held those paper-based health cards. What a difference that makes. A IC-based health card not only streamlines the access to medical and health services, but also creates a way for people to rapidly self-service in, for example, the kiosks or the vending machines for medical grade masks and so on, people could authenticate easily using their IC-based health card and rest assured that it would never be used for advertisement or other commercial purposes because we have the Health Act prescribing that anything on the health card can only be used for public service and any public service agency that wish to make such a use must first register with the National Health Administration. So the National Health Insurance System may show not just citizens, but also residents are included in this ID system. So even for immigrant workers or people who are just born, like 10 days after someone is born, they're guaranteed to have a IC-based health card so that they can access universal health care regardless of their background, economic situation and things like that. And so I do believe this is one of the keys that Taiwan has been able to utilize so quickly for anything ranging from the testing, vaccination, mask arrangement and things like that during the pandemic. Question eight, please tell us how digital IDs are used in Taiwan. So as I mentioned, we already have the digital ID since 2003 and that is our national health card. But when people are teleconferencing, when you're doing telehealth or having a conversation with a psychotherapist over the internet, of course that is still covered by the National Health Insurance as of this year. We do cover the telehealth, but the card reader is not that easy to do across the screen. So we have made an app, the NHI Express app, National Health Insurance app, so that one, instead of using a IC-based card, one can register that card into an app, authenticating either using a card reader or using a phone number that belongs to one's own name. And so in either SIM-based or card reader-based authentication, the app on your mobile phone is then equivalent to the National Health Card. So you can already make new dynamic QR codes on that app and just scanning it across the screen is the same equivalent effect as swiping the card on the card reader physically. And so that opened the doors to telemedicine, telehealthcare, and so on. And it is now being piloted in many different municipalities and cities in Taiwan and we look forward to completely open the access for QR-based national healthcare sometime around end of this year or early next year. Question nine, what role do you think that non-government organizations or NGOs should do for promoting digital transformation in the society? In Taiwan, we say the social sector. So not the voluntary sector, not the third sector, but the social sector. The social sector, just like the private sector that produce the goods and services or the public sector that produce the rules and regulations, the social sector produce social norms. That is to say, the social sector organization is responsible whenever a new situation comes to set what is the socially accepted way to respond to that crisis or to respond to that novel situation. In Taiwan, for example, the use of a map to visualize the availability of masks in pharmacies is prototyped in the social sector. It's not the government's idea. It's not the business idea. It's the people in the zero or G zero V community co-creating that norm. Similarly, for example, when we're doing the SMS-based check-ins, anyone on the outside of a venue nowadays can send a toll-free number to 192 simply by scanning the QR code and pressing send. There's nothing to type. There's nothing, no app to install. The built-in camera or the built-in scanner from the line application all serve as perfectly good scanners for QR-based SMS check-in code. Now, the creation of such norms, again, does no start from the government or the businesses. It's in the G zero community where many people who invent contact tracing methods as well as checking systems band together to figure out a open standard, in this case, the SMS standard. And the government then take the idea, amplify it so that everybody can enroll for free and then work with the telecom providers to ensure a stable delivery on such SMS-based messages. And so in a nutshell, this is the people-public-private partnership in which everyone's business gets everyone's help. So such social innovations makes sure that people can spontaneously invest and participate in new designs to change the relationships between different groups in the society to find solutions for the common problems. So this kind of blurs the boundaries between the three sectors of the social and public and private sectors. On the other hand, this allows people to more freely move between their assigned roles in the society in the co-creation of novel social innovations. Question 10, in Taiwan, digital investments such as the introduction of 5G is being promoted not just from cities but starting from rural areas. Please tell us the reasons for it. In Taiwan, as I mentioned, universal healthcare is a human right, but so is universal broadband access. Because it's a human right-based approach, this is not just about cost-effectiveness, it's not the end goal. We need to design innovations such as auctioning of the spectrum, previously in 4G and now in 5G, to make sure that the telecom operators put in extra money into places with a lower resource. And such innovations may not initially make a sense in capitalist fashion, but we make sure that through this auction strategy, they're incentivized to start, especially millimeter, but also subsets 5G deployment to fulfill the local needs of the rural places. As I mentioned, telemedicine, telelearning, healthcare and such are the requirements of such remote and rural places. It's not just nice to have, sometimes it's a must-have. And so because of that, even before we figure out what has a good return of investment, we can already figure out what ideas has a good social return of investment or SROI. And so the more rural, the more remote these places are, I think the more need there is for such a case of the low-latency delivery of the feeling of co-presence when it comes to access to healthcare and education. And so while it makes sense, of course, for this prototype to begin, more local fashion or through regulatory sandboxes on a municipal level, eventually they get escalated and amplified on the central government level. Every year, we have an annual presidential hackathon where such local ideas that have been prototyping for three months, five of those teams win a trophy and the trophy from the president is like from Star Wars. It's a projector. When you turn it on, it projects Dr. Tsai Ing-wen, our president, handing the trophy to you and promising whatever you did locally will become public policy on the national level, usually within a year. So if you're interested in the previous ideas that got promoted from the more rural places, more local places into national level, feel free to check out website of our presidential hackathon. Question 11. This year, JCI Japan find value typical of each region and disseminated as qualitative value. Please tell us how we should utilize digital to make best use of the characteristics of each region. I believe we do share a common language, at least for the next 10 years or so, as the sustainable development goals or SDGs. The presidential hackathon I just mentioned is structured in 169 targets, each corresponding to one specific SDG target. It includes social value, environmental value, and of course, business value. In our experience, this shared vocabulary makes sure that it makes communication between the sectors very easy. When I say that my hackathon case is achieving a specific SDG target number, then everybody else, even internationally, understand exactly what I'm talking about. We also ensure that the local and rural places if they have social innovation teams tackling one or more of the SDG targets as published in the social innovation map on si.taiwan.gov.tw. And from there, we combine them with the international links in the Asia-Pacific region through building partnerships like the Asia-Pacific Social Innovation Partnership Award. We make sure that those local qualitative values find international counterparts and then link them together so that they can share their experiences and also build a common partnership network. And so we also held this annual Asia-Pacific Social Innovation Summit to combine in a hybrid setting face-to-face gathering of the social innovators in the Asia-Pacific region. And this year is called Invest Asia. It's called for more purpose-led and purpose-driven investment that is somewhat risky but still worth pursuing for even if it doesn't achieve a high return of investment financially, it can still help the local environment and society. And with that, the local municipalities, the local township are much more willing to help them to get loans, to get investment and so on and also to bridge the local resources of regional revitalization with such purpose-driven businesses. And so I do wish that we can continue to share the vocabulary of sustainable development goals and thank you for the great questions. I wish you all live long and prosper.


So, like I was saying, you guys are going to help me out with this one, so flip to that page in your book if you don't know all your alkyne reactions yet. But this is a good one to help you remember what all your alkyne reactions are. So, in other words, we've got the starting material here, and with this starting material we can make several different products. In fact, more than this, we're just showing these ones. What it's asking us essentially is what are the reagents that are used to perform all of these tasks, right, to make these particular products? So, what I'm going to do is just throw it out there. Can anybody tell me any one of these reactions, what the reagents would be? The top left one, that's an easy pick-ins, right? H2 palladium, that'll work. Does everybody agree with that one? Okay, any other? HCl, the bottom one. Which is one of these down here, are you saying? I mean the top one. The top of here. Who are you tripping me out? This is HCl. How many moles of HCl are you going to use? Just one. That's what I was saying. Remember last reaction when I said, oh, like this one, we might should say two moles, but we were saying, well, we're not only just pumping one molecule of hydrogen gas in there. In this one they're trying to say, well, if you make your ratio one to one, you're going to get this particular product. What kind of addition is going on here? What kind of addition? Markovnikov, right? Because remember, what kind of alkyne is this here? Terminal, right? So it's got an H there, right? So where's the H going when we go here? To the right or left side? The right side, right? That's called what? Markovnikov, okay. Are there any other ones that we can do? Yeah, well, not two moles of Br2. H2 moles of HBr. What is this doing? What kind of addition here? Two times Markovnikov's addition. This is HBr. And we can say, if we want to specify two moles, we want to specify one mole. Okay? It'd be fun, okay? It'd be fun. This one, you might want to just say one mole, just so you know that I know that you know. But this one, if you just did HBr, okay? For us, in some other class, you might be made to say two moles, okay? Sorry, was there another question over here? Is that one? Yeah? So mercury, sulfate, what else? H2O. H2O and H2SO4. What's the name of that molecule H2SO4? Sulfuric acid. Sulfuric acid, very good. So that gives me, remember the intermediate? Do you remember the intermediate between there? What's that called? An enol. An enol, right? So that gives me what kind of addition of an alcohol? A carbonic acid, right? A carbonic acid, again. The cool thing is, there's not very many answers to these things, right? So why don't you know what you're supposed to say to them? The one on the left that's on the bottom. This one here? Yeah, BH3 and H2O3. Okay, so is that it? Just BH3? And H2O2 and THM. So, okay, BH3, THM, that's the first step, right? Okay, and then you have the second step, which is what? H2O2 and AOH, and usually they put water in here too, right? What kind of addition is that? Antimarkovnikov. Good job, Prussia. Do you see that it's antimarkovnikov there? So do you see that these are kind of giving you different regiochemistry, right? They're giving you a carbonyl, but on opposite sides of that triple lump. The former triple lump, that is. So we've got two more out there. The top one. Yeah, so H2 and Limler, you said? Yeah. H2 Limler, Limler's catalyst, we'll say. Okay, could you have done that one any other way? Yeah, you could have done. No, you can't, that one won't stop, okay? So don't ever put that. So you could have done this one instead, LI, NH3, like that. Either one would have worked, okay? It's because it's a terminal outcome. Okay, and the last one, anybody got it? No, look, so this one, how many carbons do we have here? So let's count them from here. One, two, three, four. Only a couple of us are counting, right? Four, right? So how many do we have here? One, two, three, any more? So what happened? What happened to this molecule here? That carbon on the an got cut off, right? So what does that? How many H2S of four? It's about O3. O3? H2. Where is it in here? I can't find it in here. Yeah. Well, so we do it a little differently than that. So I don't see it on that particular page. It's somewhere in the notes or in the chapter. So the first step is what did you say? O3. O3. And you can, you don't have to put the solvent in there. So the second step, right? What do we do for the second step? What was it? Okay.


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The House of Representatives Committee on Public Accounts has criticized the Nigerian Immigration Service for engaging consultants to manage visa and passport-related matters at Nigerian missions across the world. And then moving on to another story after that, because we've taken that earlier, following the foreign spate of insecurity in the northern part of the country, Chairman Committee of Defense Babadjimi Johnson says the House of Representatives will do everything possible with its powers to ensure the safety of residents. Honourable Johnson gave this assurance during the Nigerian Army's West Africa Social Activity WASA, hosted by the 174 battalion. Plus TV Africa's defence correspondent, Destiny Momo Hasmo. It was an entertaining evening of talent and cultural displays organised by the 174 battalion. Representations of different tribes of the country were being full-glazed to entertain all present with exercises, social activities and competitions among women of the Nigerian Army, all in the spate of the new time. The special guest of Honourable Chairman House Committee on Defence Honourable Babadjimi Benning spoke on the spate of the insecurity bedeviling the North with an assurance that the House of Representatives will look into the welfare of the living heroes. It's indeed sad, I empathise with the people from our people from the North, Banditry has eaten deep into the fabric of their society. From our side we've been able to, I move the motion to classify bandits as terrorists, we've been able to do that. In the history of Nigeria, the armed forces has not gotten so much respect and funding. As in under the watch of the President, we've granted all their requests for a security budget. They've also added a supplementary budget, which we have approved. On my part I set up the Armed Forces Support Fund, which is to provide extra budgetary funding for the armed forces so that they can meet up with their growing challenges. To understand the social activity and reassuring mangerians of safety measures this year tied, host of the event, Lieutenant Colonel Emmanuel Sheraton explained the essence of the activities. He also assured that the military is doing its best to ensure safety of travellers this year tied and beyond. I have inherited its rich customs and traditions as well as the noble conduct and ethics from the British Army and it is laid, and it has laid some foundation for the Nigeria Army tradition, customs and ethics which are challenged and preserved. One of such traditions is the end of year West African social activities, which is the purpose of this auspicious gathering. Gifts were presented to the special guests of ONO and other royal fathers who were the flanks by the general officer commanding 81 Division Major General Lawrence Fajuku and the commander 9th Brigade, destiny for plus TV Africa.


Well, if you haven't heard the cloud space is exploding with growth, just look at Shares of Salesforce, Microsoft, even Amazon. Here now with more to talk about this is Steve Smith, CEO of Equinix. Steve, it's been a while since you've been here, so just remind us what Equinix does. We're in the business, Scott, of designing, building and running data centers to help enable companies that are moving to the digital world, so we help them with their infrastructure on a global basis so they can take advantage of the cloud, take advantage of all the capability that we have inside of our company. Because people may not realize the cloud is not just the cloud. You need some sort of physical infrastructure to back it up, and that's where you guys come in. You do. We're a big player in that role, but there are many companies helping these companies you just mentioned, but our role is pretty significant because as the world distributes and as data and cloud information and people are distributed all over the world, these big cloud companies have to distribute their information and all that content on a global basis. We're set up in 44 of the biggest markets in the world in 22 countries, so we're a very attractive partner to help enable this. And who are some of your clients? Can you name any names? Well, not my name, but our top 10 customers, for example, are some of the biggest cloud providers and biggest telecommunication companies in the world, and they average over 40 of our data centers across all three regions of the world, Europe, Asia, and the Americas, so they're very dispersed, helping them with their global agendas. You kind of alluded to this before, but we're seeing a lot of legacy companies like GE Shift to the cloud. That's good for you. And then we have all these unicorn companies that are solely digital, like Airbnb, Uber. So set the stage for us on that front. Two different kinds of companies. You have the old companies that are making the migration to the new digital world, whether it's a retailer or manufacturer or a healthcare company. They're all changing their agendas today to make it easier for consumers and businesses to use their offerings. The companies that were born in the cloud, that's a whole different set of companies, and they're growing very fast. They go directly to the cloud providers for services right out of the gate. And so like you and I pay for power and electricity at home, they're paying for compute storage and networking as a service with a monthly bill, and that makes sense for startup companies. Many of those companies, they'll get to a certain size where they'll continue to use multiple cloud providers, and then they'll get big enough where they'll actually start to own their own server infrastructure, and that's where we come into play to help them. So if you're young, you're a small company, probably going to the cloud directly makes a lot of sense. Once you become a midsize to a small large, you're probably going to have to have infrastructure, and that's where we come in. And it's also the internet of things-based that you're taking advantage of as well. It's part of the agenda. I think the big debate going on today is how much compute storage and networking is going to happen in the cloud, which is just the next computing paradigm shift. But as all these things, devices, cameras, computers, cars, homes, all these things get connected to the internet, there's going to be a lot of that data stored out around the edge of the network. It's this concept of edge computing. So we're looking at both very deeply to figure out where do we want to play to help facilitate. Well, and just to put this in perspective for everyone, Equinix shares are up 25% this year, 57 consecutive quarters of sales growth. It's hard to think about the risks in the cloud space, but what headwinds lie ahead for you?  Yeah, we're a pretty heads down company culturally. And listen, we're fortunate that we play at the intersection of some of these great trends that are going on in the world. And so our job is to go help these companies and enable them to be successful in the digital world. And it really doesn't, we're talking to all of these industries and we're helping the retailers move to buying things online, taking advantage of all the networks we have in our data centers to move information quicker. The store of the future is a requirement that's very interesting to us. Manufacturers, particularly car manufacturers, everybody's cars are becoming more and more connected, eventually on their way to self-driving cars. So that requires a lot of infrastructure all over the world, next to all of those cars and all of those people to enable those things. So we look for those kinds of opportunities to use our data centers. We have 179 of these now in 44 markets. So we're next to the big GDP and the big population centers. Well, expand more on what retailers are doing in the cloud, because it's quite an incredible space. I mean retailer, all the headlines are pretty negative lately with retail. Well, I think you and I both know in our friends and family, we're doing a lot more shopping online. And so there's a massive amount of work going on to enable this online commerce. And I think the store of the future is going to be different than the retail stores that we walk into today. So there's a lot of going on there to technology development to enable this move to a more digital world. All right, and then before we let you go in early May, you announced the acquisition of Verizon data centers, giving you some nice exposure to Latin America. How has that been going so far that integration? Well, we're only a month into it, but it's going to be another historic acquisition for our company. It extends our scale and reach across North and South America. Our teams are doing fantastic work with it. We're working very closely with Verizon with the go-to-market relationship with them. And I think, again, we're in the middle of it. We're only a month into it, and so we're very early days. But it's off to a great start. All right, well, Steve Smith from Equinix. It's always great having you here. We hope you come back to see us soon. Good to see you, Scott. Thanks for having me. Thanks, Steve. All right, I'm Scott Gamm, and you're watching The Street.


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Let's go the old Chris from JazzyCaseQuicks.com doing 2023 top spristine baseball eight box case with a PYT network set We're all good to go. Had one team randomly we had to do but we are all set PYT and see that cap 50 next year they mean one that spot in our cap sun 50 random pass We are all set to go our big looming case One box R&B saw. I don't see why not. It's pretty crazy They've been playing all season Very reward those three. Probably not the most fun for a crumb span But I think it's all kind of worth it, right? I've been for a while spot long part spot Maybe even the house central as a whole probably pretty pumps PCA getting called up. They made him, but Critching action plenty is cringe. Just swinging. There's a cordon of refractor there Box one y'all. Good luck. Thanks again To the last case we do for a second with Bowman coming out this week, so I feel a good one. Going going gone. Griffie goes back over and killed refractor Masatake Yoshida gold alchemy known 38 out of 50 for Toronto. Patch out of coming up. Cowish Warp Mr. Four you're home running. He's sitting above 200 now Who'da thought? We're going to the Phillies. Going to go to Jeff Alphanode they're going to Steven and the Blue Jays. They're shooting to go into the Red Sox and Evan One of our big teams being given away in that team Random pack filler and the Corbin Carroll all the Corbin Carroll's going to Lauren and the D-backs Oh snap. Pito Anza Purple Louise Araya. 1399. That's AL additions for the Minnesota Twins. We go to Eugene Now the Rushman on the Fresh Faces There's Joe Maurer. Oswald Prazer Fresh Faces boot 12 out of 75 for the Yankees And an Oswald Prazer Blue Bates Both of those going to David Yankees top team in that giveaway Adley going to Connor all the Adley's all the Gunners going to Baltimore Twins Eugene Currently you're NL batting a leader for the Marlins Oh snap. Pito Anza going to the Metz And what? We're on case cards Wow Nice start. Ken Griffey Jr. Red One out of five for the Seattle Mariners going to go to Wesley Austin Carmichael Congrats Next up Kyle Tucker For the Ash Show it's going to go to Joe first auto And we Ken Smith and Jigba from the Yankees for the Pittsburgh Pirates rookie putting it on Michael as well And an orange Aaron judge nice 23 out of 25 for the New York Yankees one more for David Mike Gustafonic looking for the Angels Going to Tony and our last one in auto going to be a goal and mark up out for the Philadelphia Phillies one more for Jeff 23 out of 50 First two hits were good Usually that patch out is out of 25 of all Let's get some nice Anthony Volpe rookie Fresh faces a lot of green refractor Francisco Alvarez tower on your goals Going to the Cardinals and Lauren 12 out of 50 Francisco Alvarez going to Michael and the Metz rally greens going to the Tigers and the Francis David with all the babies and I've got a patch auto coming up behind Francisco Alvarez Very walk-over factor Popular demand show hey Ohtani on the patch auto True color patch and the auto 19 out of 25 show hey Ohtani for Tony and the Angels That's awesome Tony congrats man That's an awesome hit That's a snap Purple Salvador Perez one out of 99 The rally green in there JJ Bede fresh face blue Pedro Martinez for Evan in the red socks Four out of 75. Oh, man. Oh man. You are encased First up blue Stanley Sosa for the Cubs 70 out of 75 for Patrick Hey, Rob. Man in his addition one more for Wesley First auto is who this arrives current batting leader 57 out of 99 for the Marlins for Stephen blue Al Cailin Detroit Tigers 17 out of 75 for Francis Mariano Rivera, that's for the Incas last auto going to be Noah Jones on the rookie refractor auto Noah Jones for Colorado going to go to David Rocktober approaching folks That's a big that hit so far in this case Since we get some of our rocks Tino refractor Josh young fresh faces for Texas 10 Anderson purple 67 out of 99 for Chicago Patch auto going to be Jose Miranda across the diamond rally and auto one more for Minnesota and Eugene 73 out of 99 tomorrow some going to the white socks and David All the job shows only the Texas and Eugene on one of our team randoms Those snap Chris Bryant. Let's rock this addition for some process refractor Coach render blue 23 out of 75 for Toronto Donald Henderson on the fresh faces And a gold Todd Helden 35 out of 54 the Rockets One more for Connor and the Orioles George went going to Toronto and Stephen Evan gets the causes Here's the goal Tim at salmon and a hymen angels legend 22 out of 50 one more for Tony Edgar Martinez for Seattle and Weston First in case I was going to be Zach Thompson Rookie refractor auto for the St. Louis cotton. It's going to go to Lauren Blue Mike Piazza. That's an exhibition Mike Piazza going to Michael 55 out of 75 Vlad jr. One more for Stephen and to water That's one Kerry carpenter nice on the blue rookie auto 35 out of 75 mess it for Detroit and francis Pretty quietly having pretty awesome rookie season From the Panthers today. All right box four George Walker rookie no one warm and fresh faces got a purple Johnny bench for the Reds 47 out of 99 Patch out are going to be Marcus Simeon Round the dominant relic and auto for the Texas Rangers going to Eugene one of our team giveaways On a nice season in Texas 59 reds going to James And the John Walker going to the car Oh snap Fernando Tatis Jr. And a red another red Shea Lang Lears One out of five on the rookie Oakland a is going to David from the team right now Second right of the break. Nice Almond working there's Christopher Morel Fresh faces Brett Beatty And a purple J-rock going to the Mariners and Wesley 24 out of 99 First the case A little number orange Shane beaver 12 out of 25 for Cleveland. You know the Patrick Roberto Clemente for Pittsburgh A little Michael First I was going to be Graham Ashcraft Refractor rookie auto going to James and the Reds Blue buddy Kennedy the backs rookie 64 out of 75 going to Lauren Cendiel Cantara going to Miami And Steven Nice gold fresh face autos jazz chism jr. 23 out of 50 for Miami double dipping is Steven. Nice That gold with that little splash of blueberry sharp looking card. All right second half of the case Let's do So again Oh snap Bryce Harper Purple Luisa rise one more for the a l edition. It's for the twins out of 99 Christopher Morel Cubbed on the first face Arise for the twins 88 out of 99 the old snap price going to Philly And Jeff And a gold oh snap. Nice one more rice Harper was in color this time 36 out of 50 double dipping Is Jeff And a gold Philly J.T. Priam Lutso eight out of 50 Patch auto going to be hosé various Trying to blue jays edition of the patch auto going to Steven Raza on the fresh face out minoa blue for the blue jays 47 out of 75 For the Jordan Walker rookie refractor in there as well Another gold going to be wilson contrast. That's 2022 also division. That's cubs edition 20 out of 50 for chicago and patrick Another gold going to be cori lead rookie for the hosé and astros 26 out of 50 for joe robinson Ty france all star for the marines First auto will be cody clements with refractor auto one more for philly. Jeff keeps it going Kevin kirmar Steven One more gram Ashcraft 35 out of 99 this time. I'm gonna refractor rookie auto One more four days I Have the rushman base Food I singa Another orange new to Kyle Tucker 23 out of 25 for houston That's a nice little number of color in this one y'all get it going here we go Joe with houston on the Kyle Tucker More avi for connor and Gold on the patch auto One more hosé moranda or for Eugene four out of 50 on the around the diamond relics And I'm Aaron judge. Oh snap Purple hosé various for steven and the blue jays 28 out of 99 One person fresh face Okay So no Conor jill factor Other purple going to be a rookie for the red socks brine bale Going to evan seven out of 99 another orange Alejandro Kirk 21 out of 25 for steven and the socks Nice air Caleb good jr for baltimore and connor Looks like some more gold on a going going gone out of houston Keep it going joe robinson your don alvarez gold Three out of 50 going going gone out very nice Here and a blue tristan casas nice rookie color on the in case 48 out of 75 And the boss and red socks One more for to ronald and steven blitton maryfield and oscar gonzalez Keep it going with the rookies here last two No big big rookie hit yet Big bets obviously Hits on the vets and even some retired guys Let me get some nice rookies down here The hope of that spectra goes man 10 spots And a three team r&b for two boxes spectra for either a color blaster or solar eclipse is Most likely in there Most likely live all three of those teams have a color blaster solar Two big rookie names on those r&b spots for 35 spots in It's pretty good Lakers rockets blazer the distance Box seven second to last box. Here you go. Good luck. You'll get the gara rookie refractor There's a j rod and a snap. Francisco alvarez rookie refractor and a blue martini press For the texas rangers one more for you gene three out of 75 And the rushman Another patch on another one for the twins tory hunter Minnesota twins for Eugene Doing pretty well so far as a team r&b too Nice tory hunter Blasius jordan groescham's last two products there Other oh snap when it's working michael Harris for the braves gold david vr 12 out of 50 rookie for the giants and frances with a fresh face fresh face adley for sure for sure And a purple pudge rod regas. It's marlon's edition Rowan to steve 67 out of 90 Giants and frances on the david vr The first time i'm calling the braves name jeremy has the braves Getting that michael harris old snap first up Gold rookie for the d-back and the cabriol marino 20 out of 50 not quite who we're looking for but we're still having a solid rookie season Alex bregman for the hoops and astros one more for joe robinson And a miguel vargas blue color match rookie on it 50 out of 75 for my dodgers going to go to Eugene got that in the team random as well Another blue going to be drew water another little color match for the royals 13 out of 75 for chen Forry gruber as boston redstocks edition Going to evan And nice tristan casas on the rookie out of that so working that we're looking for From the second half of this case tristan casas going to boston and evan That's it, man Really kind of propelled himself into the rookie of the year conversation Post all star break he's just been a big bopper for that red sox team And here is the last box No more pristine going up on the site right now. What's our looking forward to some moment new release for wednesday We had chrome cases from hobby cases and choice cases Grab your teams now plenty of cases to go around y'all But tonight if you want to keep doing some baseball you can do that one box of definitive Nine spots left for the big rmb includes the meriders yankies and angels and another dozen teams, I think The nine spots up some of the joy to do it some basics Lots of gold lots of orange couple reds Another very good case some big big names on our vets too See if we grab one more banger for someone Hopefully a couple more I'm not y'all shouting in the commercial right now. I'm not the best time to get this sunday tickets out Our patch out of coming up early last box y'all good. What? What does that be a shooter work you there? Any more patch auto? Each hero wow whoo Each hero Suzuki on the patch auto we did get one more banger for Wesley and Seattle whoo That ain't too bad Wesley congrats man Bang right there Francisco Alvarez fresh face getting purple or stirring her wings Looking for the eights going to david 90 out of 99 It's not well I was expecting to see there on that batch out of We'll snap jay ron one more for Wesley and a blue each year of ace 27 out of 75 with a each hero box there Josh showing fresh face It's the last three with base cards here before you get to yours for the Corbyn Karex Other orange going to be out of Thomas 20 out of 25 for the d-backs Lauren I was one more in d-back All right Got a blue tie france for the Seattle Mariners 1875 one more for Wesley. No, I did not see that I'm glad I didn't With magus looking for the astras one more for frances I'm gonna have a gold. Wow, manny machado.  Nice hand That's kind of rolling here Blue Jose Trevino for the Yankees 40 out of 75 for David David Bednar Nice closer for the Pirates Kind of going to cheer Michael and the last card Thanks. Anyhow, let's take a fresh faces It is Tristan McKenzie Professor sticks on the fresh faces auto. I'm going to the Cleveland Guardians and Patrick Oh, man great case I'll show some of the bigger hits off one more time All these new case cards a bunch of cards obviously so they're going to get top loaded This big stack right here And this even bigger stack Right here all going to get top of those big rookie's big colors Our patch autos Tori Hunter Jose Miranda Jose Barrios Shea Languiers that is one out of five for the A's Marcus Simeon another Jose Miranda based that time called shortle refractor On the around the patch of diamond autos some of our bigger and cased cards Had the nice manny machado bold auto just now got a Tristan Casas Gabriolino out of 50 Tristan Casas blue parallel Going going on Jordan Alvarez to 50 Orange Aaron judge out of 25 Ken Griffey jr Another nice one one out of five on the red case Our two big patch autos Ichiro Awesome awesome make for Wesley and the Mariners but the big one for building his Japanese counterpart Shohei Otami two color patch And on the popular demand 19 out of 25 man. What a case Thanks again y'all got more baseball up on the side blooming chrome week Check it out plenty of hobby spots and choice spots at jaskyscasebrakes.com. Thanks again y'all. Goodbye


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Okay, welcome back to another stream For those wondering yesterday There's the map one Yeah, this wasn't up So yeah, I couldn't really do much About it That's neither here or there So let's get sort of started with Trading With yesterday's review The pod's up yesterday If you wanna watch the pod just for the sake of Obliqueon But yesterday We sort of said down Came back into London here New York rather But I think it's decided not to work Oh god damn I'm so blind Okay Maybe I'll finally be working God damn So we're looking at down We said sort of Mildly entry here You can see that Came into complete here Partial entry here would not be too bad Let's sort of save that And say okay worst case we're looking for here We see that sort of open Territory, this sort of greed play We could sort of hold out for We sort of come in We sort of mellow out here You can see this which comes in Very close to taking us out of The sort of position here And in some exchanges you're probably You're probably sort of Might be taking out Depending on your spread But you see that sort of stop on Of that London range here That sort of stop on Leads into a rise And you could easily take a profit On that sort of first swing So first swing here And then re-edged back on the Second leg here Crazy two weeks I know man, crazy two weeks Like a lot happened That was sort of midday one o'clock We sort of look at the news And we see that come in Yesterday It was Wednesday, we see that Oil o'clock Remember we were saying one o'clock Was very important, we had that Ten year auction, we know that From here to here We see that uptrend, we want to hit That reverse button as soon as one o'clock comes And you can see that one o'clock They sort of end that at two Fifteen We'll go back and look at our calendar Look at two fifteen There are about two thirty five They start with a speech Versing again, it's just very much A Affectation of What's happening in the news Echoing sort of A sentiment But like Super cool how Without looking at sort of Raw data you can just look at sort of News and just say okay you know what I suspect this This and the third to happen Totally based on the fact that We've got, we're doing this Prior and we're leading up To this Then and also We're going From Taste like Numbers are good, numbers are predicted They meant prediction and so on and so forth Today still got a lot of news coming in You can see that Plain and clear got some speakers Coming in at nine forty Fifteen and forty five nine forty Nine forty Also ten forty ten Goddamn these guys are not leading up Yeah It's just relentless, wow Okay, I'm going to be crazy with all this This much This many speakers Initial jobless claims Why is it up? That's not really good I I'm going to show what we I mean to what we sort of thought Numbers, I mean numbers are like Decent, I mean you can see already The effect they really had on Sort of Okay, now it's time to look at the big boy Bookmap Sort of Go from there Sorry if I seem a bit out of sorts But You can see that sort of long territory When we talked about that already I'll be short territory We'll kill heavy logs We start peeling it away We saw that come across In the morning Asia led down to the New York session We came in The first area taken was here You see that stop point coming From that New York range here Then we pull it up One clock comes in here You can see those buyers coming in People are like, oh yeah, let's buy this Instant regret Stopped out Or liquidated rather Pushed out and you get a nice little double bottom Pushes up to that view up And you can see that sort of This sort of areas outside We sort of trade internal Trap more liquidity And then pull back And again it shows very simple sort of strategies You don't even need to look at sort of where bids were You just need to sort of understand Okay, these are what traders have been doing This is what they've been developing You can see this sort of heavy sort of offset Of logs coming from this sort of structure Here As you can see It creates a nice little Top comes in Collects more logs Then just pulls back On that sort of view up And just decides to repair it You would You can see that Gets a bunch of sort of trap logs Pulls away And same thing here Just trapping more logs You can see we're going to be doing the same thing Eventually again We're coming in lower This traps logs So we've got a lot of sort of Stopped out on this Sort of a wick here Or this sort of Little sort of Hit Looking for some level of collapse To try and get the new logs out And then the rest of the logs out And this sort of general sort of Had You can see they've got All these guys out here Recollected all those All those logs here So we're looking for a further sort of spike 3400 Who knows And from there We can maybe sort of finally Hit our numbers that we want And then finally hit that 1500 I've been so desperate to hit For so long Because I mean he's been leaving this open For a very long time and it's just been Sort of out there In terms of sort of Where are you trading If we reject here We're sort of ever so more bearish And it'll be a great sign That we want to pull down Again to sort of Be bullish You're looking for breaks higher But you run the risk of just This leading to a stop And then just healing down So you want to see a retest Of this area Or even the range here So you got a little buffer Where you have a retest available Then pull it up A bullishness but generally If we're coming up we can Just stop on the range and just pull down Just be careful With breakouts Especially Considering where things are relative to each other Looking at sort of Assass so we can sort of see Sort of profile wise where we've been developing We can see yesterday came in Every sort of Push down from this area So down to this area Was time spent You can see that we're just coming up a bit higher So it looks like they're pretty much mellowing out But I still wouldn't put it past them To sort of target this Sort of area you can see We already have those Walls present on the book map At 1600 And this one's coming in a bit lower You can see they all lead down To that 1600 1600 Where we have that Low for the 14 Let's actually go back Flip to book map and you can see where We have bids entered, you can see They had sort of thick bids entered at The 1600 So we can remove those Pushers a bit higher 16200 rather Goddamn, yeah there we go Things just not reading right To that 1600 Wouldn't be surprised to see those come back At some point if we come closer To it So just keep those in mind And you can see that They can add and remove whenever they Feel like, just spoof it Generally it's not easy to Sort of It's easy to spot And it's not that hard To sort of identify it Looking at sort of Where ES is at, you can see That The sort of spread here and again If you don't know, there's another reason To keep everything open All the time If you look at sort of Spread as soon as the market opens This sort will widen Give you a nice sort of initial Initial range trade off to per se You can see we come in Just touch That bottom, we pull out Just trap the longs here Best case would have been trap a bunch Of longs here, but I think they got what they wanted And just can see that All the way down And if you look at an actual Chart for ES So I'm like saying yes I should not get made that joke every time ES Ah, good damn Look at chart for ES, we can see that Generally wants to be here to sort of retest But it looks like we sort of fell through here We came in And did the Sort of dip down to 15 minutes So came in and you can see that Sort of miss here All that pull of liquidity They watched target, just started bleeding All the way down, now we're sort of In our sort of no man's land Was like Ever so decreasing Opportunities This is the only real opportunity to sort of say Maybe we get some Counter trading upwards And that will sort of cause Bitcoin to try trade upwards A bit, but generally this is Very weak and you Want to sort of potentially look for it To sort of fell down a bit lower To that sort of lower target And I actually want to move this I should probably ask to Yeah, so we've moved this I did this for the prior day Just said the demonstrations to people We can remove this Remove this because the daily spread was I mean, it was here To here I'm not going to sit here, I'd say it was somewhere So nothing sort of too interesting Other than that from From ES Got a lot of volume nodes here Again could be some Semblance of a saving grace But it could just lead into Some retracement upwards Reconfigure some of these Longs in the market And sort of get rid of Some of the shorts that were entered in Prior And then it could further push itself down Into that sort of daily level Support Which is a much stronger level we look at And you can see that's a previous top here For that retest here Generally not too bad, but a lot of people Will be starting to enter into that You can see that Reaction here was A bunch of sort of stop A bunch of sort of iceberging Coming in With relatively few and far between stops Being here out Looks like it still needs to be aggressive On the downside to take out a bunch more stops But You see that wall coming in as soon as We sort of clear this level here Someone does a nice little plus Instant add and removal To add one for some reason So we're looking for A lot of Longs Faster we accumulate the Longs The lower our ceiling is Generally If we sort of take out time You're looking for a ceiling here And drop down So that might just cause Bitcoin To sort of spike the range high Then drop it on our faces You can see it's also setting up Similar levels just above The B-Lap That's something you want to look for Maybe we'll get to see it on the stream Who knows Now let's see Now probably want to go over and look at some old coins I know this is The point in time where people start Asking for Ethereum If you got an old coin you want me to look at Just leave it in the chat Happy to look at it If you look at Ethereum We're sort of much easier to trade than Bitcoin We know that we've been knowing that For the past couple of days We've been knowing that Since forever It's always been nice to trade From the short all the way down to here Drop it down Hit out into this sort of level Completed that sort of area here You can see a slight overhang And this is another reason Why I like using the raindrops So if you don't have access to Bookmap history Because you're on a lower tier subscription You can just look at this And you can see volume trapped here Volume trapped here if I go to bookmap And I do have history for bookmap You can see as soon as we came here I just don't know Ultimately zoomed in To get the correct time Yes, 17, 16 There we go Break through that wall, slight overhang Trap a bit more of that short volume Here then just peel away And you can see that Again, I've mentioned it before I think I need to reset Ethereum Let's redo that So 5 tick size feels Like it's not going anywhere with me So I'm gonna have to tick to 1 It just feels a lot I think more responsive At 1 tick size Just trying it out If I felt like it's a bit too blocky You can't get enough information out of it As you can see here Same level of torture coming in Just trapping a bit more And a bit more sort of short volume Ever so You can see they took stops They kept stops on the second swing So you can see a nice little leg coming in here Some potential Maybe we sort of Reclaimed a bit higher And we drive price higher With everything else Before sort of Maybe some sort of downward spiral Yeah, I'll have a look at Algo What are raindrops? How do you use them? Raindrops are a proprietary thing With a different platform Called Transpider It's just a nice little platform I like to use Like I said Like I said before If you're paying for something You should be paying for book map Transpider And training view and access should be your free options You should have like four platforms That will encompass everything you'll ever need to have You can have more stuff But generally you should be fine with all those things I'm just looking at it But generally you should be happy with those things Just because They're like super powerful Raindrops are basically another way Of looking at sort of Volume or where people have been trading And then the Volume at Position where people have been trading They have a whole Documentary Because it's a proprietary to their site It's a nice way to sort of split out A sessions and you can see First off came in high They stopped plant them But Pull those out and just rip them In a new one You can see very weak of the first First off second half came in They said let's get rid of all those guys here Take out all the stops And then push out price That No okay I want to look at quickly The weekly sort of profile For bitcoin Nice little addition You can see that Probably control for the week coming in Dropping down as soon as we Sort of come into that area here Now sort of pinning that As we sort of speak Again we're looking for Potential Time Fall down we've got like Four potential pivot points I think three rather Because it's one after another Actually yeah we had this There's no it's one Two yeah one two three So three potential sort of Pivots straight one after another It's going to be sort of Pretty pretty crazy And the better ones Will come in at the 10 40 Level because again We trade sort of At 10 o'clock open Rather than that actual New York open You give yourself a bit of a buffer and you can see Even if you've got a trade here You're happy with that trade At that stockpunt here You'd have relatively Miss little Sometimes you do miss it And that's where you have to sort of use Some discretion And For instance I say you're in here and you're like Oh no I can't trade this because I have to wait for things and you can use your own Sort of discretion and say You know what book map is just going crazy Office beat Just looking at it And you should get in and you can see On a weekly level it's doing This that and the third let me Let me just take that short Do do do do do do do do Okay I'll go so Someone wanted me Diagram we said sort of short that Into sort of the bottom Support became in Perfect sort of Trade from here to here All the way down to there You can see that sort of volume trap Now we sort of want this to sort of Flip bullish Ideally want this kind of To trade inside here Once it starts trading inside We sort of pull it up And we maybe have this To sort of things to go higher First sort of area we look Is potentially here where it might Start looking a bit weak But generally should sort of Clear that with With some difficulty but not too much But it's again just Depending on the next couple of candles If you like if you look to enter Anything sort of coming inside Sort of shallow retest Push it up It should be sort of good It's got these sort of volume Makeup to sort of say it generally Likes this number So I would consider it Not too bad already Again it's not sort of perfect Because again it could easily have Just been here to retest the underside So if you're looking for it to stay inside here As soon as it stays inside You want to see it flip this level As soon as it flips this level You're looking for it to come up First target here Then ride it a bit further Might be a bit too early to sort of say It's an absolute Sort of perfect long But it's sort of Developing into one so it may not Be too bad I just can't say great job Or bad job because I'm not allowed to It's against the terms of services It's just generally Not allowed to give financial advice That's a bullhawky Like anything I say You guys will Construe as maybe advice to sort of trade One way or the other I mean that's why I always find that Sort of turn of phrase very much Milwaukee If they say oh yeah You should buy this but not financial Advice or you should trade like this But not financial advice I'm getting distracted again Okay Let's sort of look at some other coins Looks like Salana Theerium killer Looks like the Theerium killer came into daily level Heavy sort of short here Completing this sort of structure Above the previous sort of volume set here Decent Again we're looking at this Sort of being range bound We said we can hit 15 We can sort of break that a bit See that sort of four hour sort of mid-level Coming in here at that 14 37 as you see we trade To that and just pull it down Potential long here Doesn't look too bad Considering still Definitely look to pull this up And maybe create a sort of Long scenario Stinger is bitcoins already looking We had this sort of retest on the underside We see what ES is doing because it's mainly Sort of a backboard of ES whether we sort of Reclaimed this higher levels Or just sort of crash into oblivion Looks like they've developed A bunch of sort of longs Just in the interim here And depending on if it's Enough they'll sort of travel this up Mid liquidity sort of there already Prior to market open which is Sort of something He looked at us saying Okay Not sort of too telling But at the same time it's more More so about Okay they've already got this set up But this is a lot clearer In terms of Length But everything sort of is pulling down So this is becoming more and more like a hope We have all these sort of longs Appearing out you can see This one being the sharpest Area here As soon as we start pulling away they say We need to be more greedy with it We can get more numbers out of this But the sheer amount of iceberging Going on mainly on the Sort of short side Is insane so We've got a lot of liquidity Sort of willing to sort of Sort of say we can see There's 108 there You can see the iceberging it At an insane rate And Again it's something that you don't normally See Or it can tell it's happening unless you actually have it up So maybe it's just another Reason to sort of undercut this A bit further Trying to get these stops here Because again you can see how sparse it is With those actual stops Being here So just looking for Some stops to be hit Then when the stops get hit If this starts pulling down bitcoins starts tanking With it it just becomes Sort of nice little retest at that Sort of daily imbalance for bitcoin And pushes it down And this is why I said you want to weigh it out With sort of some coins Depending Because All coins and you can see That sort of goes with the algorithm Because it was testing the underside If everything sort of is at this Position where it could just Sort of retest and pull further down But looking at a very sort of greedy Sort of push That's the thing If you get a very greedy push down It sort of will sort of start Moving very crazy And once it does settle Maybe you could enter And that's the thing it's just waiting for it to settle up And before pushing further Because All going for the replay and the yes Is going for that further down It's very far To say the least And it's pretty surprising Because most of this was sort of A lot of sort of cell pressure I think maybe those cell pressure was absorbed At the same time That cell pressure came in That sort of high point here Got a bunch of lungs here But you got a lot of cells Like tagged here and here So that was sort of maybe A switched Someone was sort of offloading their positions To someone else Who was willing to buy it Like an idea Maybe sort of I should have read it like that Instead of sort of reading this But I think retail Had this one Oh yeah Inverse head and shot Wait for the retest Okay, but generally We're collecting a bunch of Cell volume And we've seen it was in book map already At the prior top Maybe this sort of creates A level that we talked about Maybe slight Upward swing Maybe creates a retest But generally this is a stronger magnet Around here So I'm starting from this point Have a buffer And then that's a If we can bounce off that And maybe we're bullish But I doubt we're overtly bullish Because if we look at sort of gold We think gold's making a decent run of it Yeah, gold's been making A very sort of decent run You can see it sort of finds itself here At this sort of level And finally sort of pushing it down It's in some level of support right now Maybe we can get that To push itself back up And try to target these higher Targeted levels, especially the weekly level Here If we sort of surpass the weekly level We can sort of move into a new bracket Within the weekly level Because gold is considered the safe option So if people are offsetting The equity allocations They're probably running into gold The more people run into gold It starts It starts going up And then it reaches a point where It's like oh you know what When you start reversing Where things are going So we need to pull gold down At the same time we need to pull the equities up Try and get them interested In one or the other Make sure But That's where you're sort of looking at And that's how you're sort of trying to define it And you can see the drop coming in For gold will lead it probably Down to first On then 1713 And you can see It should be sort of nice to hold those out That next sort of weekly range If it does sort of break it It is very high and it will be a very nice Sort of time For gold traders If you're trading long positions Or even scalping in general Sort of trade this range But that's sort of going off of the decline On these side of equities Another fun thing we can look at is Sort of relative performance So we're going to have this tech stock Because this will give us an accurate representation Or some level of accurate Recommendation for Sort of spot trading Crypto Or just crypto in general Because crypto and And technologies Are pretty sort of Correlated Not exact because it did have a High level of running And then crypto And you can see We had a nice little rise here With technology Performing The SP in terms of growth Relativistically It was a pretty nice day for tech Maybe we sort of see that Pushed down and you can see All those tech stocks In the news Prior to the middle of Amazon You can see I just had like A barrage of sort of sell-offs Considering They've just been doing really bad In sort of the stock market They've just been getting beaten up So maybe we sort of target this level To start selling off Start spreading in a sort of environment With these tech stocks And just go back to a previous sort of day In early November When Nero's sort of good as It was You can see that sort of August boom And that sort of massive decline Concerning from August And you can see Even still where tech was Performing the greatest last year Had this sort of pivotal point here And just since this year Tech has slowly been sort of waning And just faltering This is nice to look at Again, those who don't know There's a sector sort of correlation You can do it on trading view It's just nothing sort of fancy Let's see There we go There's your sort of ratios And if you want I think I can export this to you guys Do-do-do Do-do-do I'll leave it I can't leave it in bookmap chat I'll leave it in my chat for now I'll leave it in the bookmap discord chat Go Nice little trading view list Has a lot of ETFs in it It has the ratios That's the most important part You can look at that again From here Just You guys need to learn their abbreviations For what sector is which Once you have bills down You can start looking at these ratios And it'll start giving you a better understanding Of the general market Overtones You can start contrasting it To other things It was given to me by someone Someone I know And someone I trust in terms of This how you Look at things in the market So And I went off that It makes sense So hopefully you guys Pick it up It's a very important Thing to know It's like pushing you up Come on Try leaving this in the dust And you can see It makes sense to try to come down lower But We can spend the entirety of Today just fiddling Or waiting for A new release to then push it down And I think it doesn't even stop at this support I think it slightly overhangs And just completes the Then pushes higher So watch out for that Watch out for the completion of that candle In efficiencies So that's sort of at that Sort of high here at 18 That's a much better sort of tick I'm more impartial to this now 38, 48 0.75 Just on that Top here I mean on the 4 hour Sort of is present It's sort of present here It's a slightly little buffer But generally it's not too sort of bad In the hour So much lower sort of It's basically at that level here But generally this is an area Create some nice little buffer For us in terms of where we Suspect overhang Just now looking for that sort of Trick up Pull it down Same thing to do with the crypto market Just watch it out And just sort of stay safe with it I think I've talked your head off too much Remember to pick up this sort of Let's start looking at sort of ratios In terms of performance It would sort of help If you're trading stocks as well To sort of know what Sectors looking stronger And then maybe You can sort of find That it's like to trade Or an ETF to trade Okay that has been My time for today Uh Probably sort of stay just because It did come in a bit late but I don't even can apologise about that Other than that Uh nothing else Have a lovely day folks And I will catch you guys Tomorrow Remember to trade safe if you missed it Uh there's usually a lot of information In terms of education wise On the YouTube streams I mean VODs rather Not just a sort of market Directions again Okay remember to take notes I know it sounds TDS Uh They do really help just jot down notes It's like okay here's a structure Here's a structure does it work For myself yes no If no why doesn't it work And move on from there Uh and other than that Again have a lovely day folks Trade safe and I will see you guys Tomorrow


the place where we took our COVID test sent the wrong test for her. So I have my PCR test, but she only has the rapid test sent, even though she did a PCR. So it's a little bit of a conundrum. We have to wait until 8 a.m. It's about 7.30 now. So we'll wait until 8 to call them and see if we can figure out what this thing is and if they can send us the email and then go from there. Success! You guys, we got the PCR test results back. So we're going to walk down. Hopefully it doesn't take that long to get there. We're still like two hours ahead of time. So hopefully it's okay. Let's see. All right. Goodbye, here we come. Yeah, so we made it through. My mom requested a wheelchair. So we like zoomed through that line. Okay. So that is the perks of traveling with a senior citizen. Okay. You get to zoom through the line. We're going to be waiting for a couple hours for our flight to actually start boarding at Boards. What time is it right now? So Boards in about another hour and yo, like we were we were stressed. Okay, sweating bullets. Like, I'm like, oh my gosh, are we going to make this flight? But the lines were pretty good. Okay, let me take this off just just so you guys can see my face a little bit. The lines were pretty good. Nose, like the security check-in was fine. It was pretty easy and it made it easier the fact that she was in a wheelchair because like they just, you know, let her go through. So that was cool. So when I get on the plane, maybe I'll show you guys some of like the images outside the plane. I don't know. But definitely show you guys that hotel room and we don't get this thing going. Okay, let's do this.  And that building over there is the one that you always see. So let's take a look at the bathroom. So first we have the shower here right when you walk in on the left. I always like to take a look at the shower, shampoo and conditioner and the body wash that hotels give you. I don't know why.  Also, there was this kind of vanity area that they had these bottles of water at and they replaced those bottles of water every time you drunk it. So it wasn't like, oh, I need to pay for this. Nothing like that. This was the huge soaker tub that we had. I never took a, you know, a bath in it, but it was nice to look at. And over here, we had like the toilet and the bidet. Y'all, look at what I just found. My babe dropped in here. A little note. So sweet. Love you aunt. So it's private, so I'm not going to let y'all see what's in it, but I'll read it. I'm sure it's nice. Thanks babe. Love you. I'm going to continue to get settled in. You guys saw the room. It looks really nice. I love the view. It's amazing. So I can't wait to see it at night and I can't wait to experience Dubai with you guys for the first time. All right, let's do this. So I just came from taking a shower and I am not saying this just because I'm in Dubai, but I promise you that was like the best shower that I've ever taken in my life. Like the water pressure was right on point, but I had to jump in the shower because literally it was a 12 hour flight from New York to Dubai and it was a straight flight, but it was 12 hours. And so 12 hours on a plane. It's like doing a 12 hour shift for work, right? You when you get home, you want to take a shower. So I took shower in my little room to have a good time. I'm like super like I'm really, really excited about this view. You guys, I keep looking at it. I can't stop looking at it. Let me just kind of show you guys this view. Bam! Look at that y'all. This is my view. Like of course here we have like all the skyscraper hotels, but this right here of the canal and just that little arch bridge and all of that. It's beautiful. I'm excited to enjoy myself. I showed you guys that note that aunt sent me and actually like it is something that I can share with y'all. Like he was just really being like super uplifting. Let me actually go get it. I'm going to pause really quickly.  So I'm going to pause go get that and come back. But yeah, so my babe sent me a note and he was like being really, really super uplifting. And so let me just kind of show you the note because it's like, I mean, maybe somebody needs this message today.  He said, have fun, vlog a little, which I'm doing. Be street smart and is all about street smart and honoring God. Seek a golly experience and God will allow you to find it. Love you and Matthew seven seven to eight. And that is my man for you always with the word always being uplifting and he even dropped me a few extra dollars in this note. So that was dope too. So I'm going to like see what I can do. Maybe I can bring back a couple souvenirs for him and the kids because they didn't make it on this trip with me. And then, you know, like do a little shopper for myself as well.  And then we're definitely going to the expo 2020, which is kind of like a tour of the world basically. So it has like all like, I think it's 191 countries in the world. And you can experience it all here and, you know, like the Middle East here in Dubai. So it's really cool. I'm excited about that. I, you know, I have to hit trend that up. You know, that's that's my home. So I'm going to hit trend that up and I heard that Saudi Arabia was really dope. So I'm going to do that one as well. All right. Can't wait to have you guys come on. Yeah, I think I might just sit back and relax and I will talk to you guys later. Okay, I'll see y'all. So many people here. Look at this place. It's huge. Look at this. So this is actually our first night in Dubai. We decided to hit them all up just kind of see what was going on in the nighttime and it was bananas. You guys, there was so many people. So here is called the soup and it's actually a version of the gold soup that I would be visiting a little bit later in this vlog. So you guys just keep watching. But you can buy jewelry, gold, silver can buy incense and perfumes and then we have here at the massive 155 million year old dinosaur skeleton that was placed in the Dubai barrel. So it's like you're coming in to shop but at the same time kind of be a part of history. It was really amazing. Guys, when I say there was so many people, I'm telling you there was so many people. There was thousands of people at this mall and it never died down. We went early in the morning. We went late at night close to midnight when the mall closed and it always looked just like this. So this is this is a section called level shoes and it's just all shoes different designer shoes. There's different shoes in general. All shoes. Life is short by shoe. I just love this. Manila Blonic. Wow. This is amazing. So when my mom and I were just walking we stumbled upon the Dubai Aquarium and underwater Zoo which is actually located in the mall and it's crazy because it has 10 million liters of water. All right y'all so day 2 of the trip to Dubai and I am about to go on like a tour of the city. So I think our tour is supposed to last like a few hours so that should take up the majority of the day and at some point I'm going to Expo 2020. I think it's going to be tomorrow. I think that's when I want to go but depending on what time sorry I just put my contacts in look up this morning but depending on what time the tour of the day ends then I will ensure that hope if I have enough time then I'll go to Expo 2020. Okay so that's my plan.    You got a little bit of like the mall nightlife and then you know let's see what else Dubai has to hold. We have to go on this tour y'all. I want to show you guys what's happening. This is the gold suit over here. I just came from the spice market. One more small one. One hundred thirty. This one selling two hundred and one hundred and fifty. This one we got shining one. What this one? Alright I'm not even looking. So we're in the famous gold suit this is where you can get all the gold that you want hopefully for a good price. My mom is here on the hunt. We're about to do this thing okay. Guys now when I tell you there was so much gold in this marketplace there was so much gold and it ranged anywhere from eighteen to twenty four carats and the gold was beautiful. This is my name. So I got a little bit of gold and I'm not staying here.  So no worries. I'll definitely. Alright so we are here. We're about to eat.  Let me show you. Looks good and I got two salads. I'm just like being greedy and some like fruit. I don't know if I'm going to eat it all but I'm sure going to try it. We'll see how that goes and look at what my mom's got and what she got going on there. She's got a little bit of fish and soup and stuff. Alright mom I see you. Alright and this lighting is on so I think I might also take a picture here. For this dessert we have this mango and this passion fruit cake. I don't know if you guys can see this. Mango and passion fruit. I'm going to try some of it and see how it goes. A little bit of a layer. Do it. Like that. You guys please take your time. It's not bad. I know what this is. I'm not really feeling that. It's not bad. Alright let's try the passion fruit. Passion fruit. Layer again. It's not bad. I can do without it. I'm going to stick with the fruit. Mine was sour. Mine was sour. Oh the piece I cook was good. So you took the good piece. My mom took my good piece of pineapple because this one is sour. On the right side that is the Jamina Beach 5-star hotel. It takes 4-5 hours to completely explore this park. So at this point we spent all day touring the city and seeing all the sights. So we were on our way back to the hotel which I was kind of excited for because I was so tired and exhausted. And just wanted to get back and put my feet up. Here we were actually able to get a glimpse of the Aine Dubai or the Dubai Eye which is inspired by the London Eye in London right before we got back to the hotel. You guys can see the nice view of the hotel. It's dark so I can't really see it here. Let's do it this way. You guys can see my view from the hotel. I came back from the tour. It was really really nice. I had a really good time. Got to see a lot of Dubai. I feel like I'm almost an expert all of the knowledge that our tour guide gave us. And so hopefully you guys got some information from this video as I was explaining some things that we were seeing. I need to go back to the mall because I have something I need to return. I mean, yeah, I'm a tourist and I'm like right at home because I'm buying goods and returning them when they don't work which is fine. But also I have to go to the Expo 2020. I came here specifically to see that. I think it's going to be amazing. I don't know what day I'm going to do that. Maybe Sunday. And so tomorrow I'm going to go to church. I have church in Dubai. I think that would be cool. And then from there, we'll see what happens. Hopefully you guys are enjoying these videos, these vlogs I'm doing for you guys while I'm here on vacation. And if you have like some place that you think I should visit next, let me know. Maybe I might become a little travelista. I don't know. But anyways, thank you guys so much for watching. I will talk to you guys next time.