Get started here in a sec guys. Give me one second Hope everyone's doing well Gonna need a really nice breakout honestly probably get some good good price action kind of happening here into you know lunch Great exactly you want to see Exactly what we wanted to see for sure You have questions make sure you post them. We're gonna get I'm gonna be able to go over everything today We're here until essentially one o'clock. It's like about an hour from right now But yeah, let's start to go over this stuff. I'm right now We're looking for the ES breakout which you are getting something.  You're trying to push up This is all on the news essentially of what McCarthy just said Regarding the debt ceiling and that it's highly likely that you know, we get in you know a resolution by coming into Sunday So that is really good news. That's exactly what you wanted to see exactly what you wanted to hear So we look at names right now spy. I think has a lot a lot of favor for upside. It's been heavily Restrained I mentioned in discord as well That was probably my favorite setup right now. I love it love Nvidia as well I think Nvidia chips look really good, but That's where my focus is essentially right now Let's keep going though We're to see cues. I want to see if NASA can continue to get this pushed. I mean NASA's obviously like Going on terror 13 six looks incredible Very little liquidity up here now You got to assume 13 7s where we're going in my opinion. I think that's the assumption here 13 7 Had to turn the fan on actually, you know what once I once I had to get my green drink Trying to be healthy these days turn in a corner. They say So, yeah, we look pretty good. We look pretty good right now Exactly what we want and and again the biggest thing lately has been yes You can't tell by just looking at book. I mean we'll book map obviously today like you look really good I'm gonna mention some things about these icebergs that we had come in here very interesting behavior I'm gonna tell you right now Extremely extremely interesting behavior, but once they let me post this as well in the discord so they got it I'm post on the discord but So really quick. I just want to show you guys kind of why this is so significant right now Again, you're on like some like the daily let's hide volume so you can see actually let's go over here But you can really see like there's very little movement. I mean this is going back to May 5th I mean you want to go back even further you can see going back into essentially April 3rd You know for over a month just nothing just sideways sideways. Nothing really happening here Now again, what I will say is on something like the daily again This is what we have to use, you know overall charts to get a better view of what's actually happening here I mentioned this in yesterday's video. I'm not a huge diamond pattern fan or at least claiming something has to be a reversal So I never want that to be The statement for me I never wanted people to believe that you have to move in X direction or you have to go up You have to go down really, you know ultimately anything, you know can happen in either direction But what you do have here is of course that diamond pattern kind of forming out. We talked about it yesterday It's really kind of ugly, but it's still you can't deny it's basically it's a pin it You know and expanding into a pen and it's all it really is and so when we look there You're getting that push out now But the biggest thing here on ES is that you haven't gotten volatility at all you really haven't been getting it Especially over the past, you know 10 10 days roughly and now you're getting that volume You're getting some volatility stepping in and this kind of opens the door for Nasdaq now so when we go back into Nasdaq and you know My favorite thing I told people in discord is you know in video. I think it has a lot of potential here You're breaking to 299.5. I think you're gonna go you're breaking 300 today in my opinion You look hot. You look really good really really good here So you look really good Very mucho mucho mucho. We know it's nachos here very good stuff Also, too, if you're in the bookmap discord You have I think the link is down below for the discord you guys want it on YouTube I'm alive in there as well. So you can ask questions on there also But yeah, the the biggest things The biggest things right now. I think in video 300 the test is coming We're expecting that giving you a visual to have exactly what we were looking at today And a lot of this has to do a book map for me I'm gonna go into the you know ES and some of the flow that I was looking in there But trade ideas what we had set up here We were looking specifically at in video all morning at the bull flag on the 15 turned into a little bit of a penance You know a little ascending triangle slash pin it you need to break it up pushing towards 300 We call this out all the way at 11 o'clock really we're talking about since 1040 basically But now you're finally getting that push that you're looking for now we go into ES and I think yes Yes tells us a lot of the information. We want to see what we want to know We look at ES and the biggest thing I'm looking at here and I say it all the time You know discord we like to joke around Icebergs are the the creme de la creme for me when it comes to book map It's my favorite tool to use favorite tool so this morning at Lowe's down here We've seen this happen time and time again with ES and with the Nasdaq right and it really affects the Nasdaq more It seems so yes, you have your biggest buyer coming at 2,000 lots here at Lowe's from that You can obviously see you know CVD is pushing down which indicates volume was definitely in favor to the bears and to the downside Now from there what happens you quickly see that reversal goes back green buyers are taking control You start breaking above levels and resistances right here You can see big seller stepping in push above push above keep going right now worth mentioning is when you push up here You see one big order get filled to the downside It was about the same size as the long that was bought there So that's an important visual to have here very important visual to have is that you have a big buyer kind of Big seller stepping into a position it pushes you down But the reason why I didn't hyper focus on this is what happens the volume after it continues to trend back up to the upside So we always want to see what's happening what with with these buyers We want to see when are they following through we want to see like are they actually attacking after that and this has been the story with I think spy and Dow specifically is we continue to see a direction maybe From buyers or from sellers But there's no follow-through and follow-through is where you make your money like right now in my opinion And so you you push down volume kind of jumps down of course based on that big order And then it just goes right back to normal right and then what happens again You come back to this you know this level 41 48 41 47 another seller steps in same level pushes you back down What happens this time volume comes out even less get some stagnation, but you just stay at highs on volume So what happens here? What am I reading here on the tape here? Right in my opinion buyers are showing the strength again And this has been the story day in day out day in day out And that's what we're seeing here is buyers showing all the strength and this is what we've been seeing and until this changes There's no reason to flip the narrative here. I mean you're seeing yes is probably gonna test it wants to test 4200 a day I mean this is yes 28 points away, but it's still and still looks really good So it's really strong and video and video. I'm trying to look look at that So again, this is what you're looking for here exactly what you want to see you see a level here to 299.5 you break above you retest you're still pushing video still looks good once you have 300 break though 300 break and hold is all we want That's what's gonna get us going. That's what's gonna. It's gonna make us the monies We break above 300 then you're in the clear then like I mean contracts are moving good after that point Good stuff though. Good stuff though. You have questions go ahead and post them. We'll be here for a while Love to answer you guys questions. There's anything that's maybe a little bit confusing that I've gone over I would love to break it down a little bit more simply if you need me to But yeah, so make sure you ask those questions get them out of the way. Let's keep going. Let's keep the ball rolling I'm up about like 802 of mine videos. They look they're doing pretty good They went from like basically 220 to three bucks right now. They're sitting sitting juicy sitting juicy, but we're still looking good No reason to get crazy though. Do you review entries and exits? What do you mean? Do I review like do I go over my own? Do I go over people's I'm in discord people have questions And yeah, I'll give them my opinion on if they have a question on it But rarely do people actually ask questions like that. It's totally up to you guys though Going back in here. Look at that big buyer. Look at the big buyer. So look what this is a good This is what this is when you start to get answers, right? So what happens here very interesting here and this is what book map is so good about showing us, right? You break above You're pushed down here. So this is a level we broke Retesting what's happening here as well big buyer stepping on icebergs Stepping in getting filled in this order Right CVD is coming down though because sellers are stepping in here. We want to see a reaction now This is where you get answers This is where you start to get a feel for what's happening behind the scenes and are you know buyers gonna get Continuation is the time to get back into along. This is where you start getting your answer, right? So this is very important. This is more than one buyer you can see so he has but he buys about 1500 Someone else buys more starts keep just keeps filling up. So this is more than one buyer coming in there You love to see that as well looks very good very promising. Um, yeah, I do. I mean if people have questions in discord I always go over them. I try to 100 a percent oh Not gonna lie that we might My might might start dancing today because we're looking good boys and girls so we're looking very Very very good. I didn't mean I just closed just closed the YouTube the YouTube Window an accident. Whoops a bed. Yeah, so we still a go. We're still again sting Want to see how we we hold up here. Can we get some continuation and keep this ball rolling, right? We love love those buys that we had here though That's what we're looking for. What's the effect on short-term liquidity near price Does it repeat or attract price in theory? It should repel, but I feel like it's rather attracting So this is my opinion on how I interpret it So if for instance, right, we're I don't want to use this right here I would rather just go back so you can just It's gonna be hard to see because you have so much liquidity up here now because mark has gotten so aggressive We can we'll use a stock as an example Okay, so for instance here like on Nvidia like 300 is gonna be a big level So it's more for me I don't really use them as magnets of expecting us to just get drawn to them I mean you can do in that sense a lot of people at book map like Using liquidity in that type of sense. That's not really for me I like using these combined with where I'm looking for either targets entries or exits, right? That's really like that's it for me, right? And then I want to see my the reaction that we're getting from those levels because traditionally when we hit So if I have a target of 300 bucks on you know in video and this is a key level and this is a supplies and whatever it may be, right? Ultimately what I'm saying or what I'm expecting right is for sellers to show up in that range If that's my target my cell target Why do I want to sell there because I think sellers are gonna step up to the plate at that range, right? That's ultimately your goal, right and we're about to hit it. So whoo And then put it on the old hat in a while about to hit 300 we have to put the hat on the first day I don't know if I'm allowed to put it on the one of my book on book map But overall that's what you want to see right and so when I'm going there I'm not necessarily saying that we are gonna have to break above or we're gonna have to you know get shot back down But you expect you have the expectancy of having that level of the inverse to happen of ultimately where you're going So if we're pushing down to a buy zone for instance like down here So we break above and look what this is a great example here on a video You put to 29.5 you push back down you push back up you reclaim it You push up and then what happens here you kind of get the retouch and you keep going so it's reactive That's what you expect and typically I expect the inverse reaction to happen So if I'm buying into it, I typically expect a rejection and then if we're past it and we come back into it Then I expect to bounce right? That's the easiest way I can explain it hope that made sense should have made sense. I hope so though Good question Good question That was a good question. That was a good question Let me go to discord and see if anyone has cause you're getting more icebergs coming in here, too You're seeing a little bit more selling step again more button more buyers look They want to try to step back into the market there Very interesting behavior to say the very least here. I want to go into A discord. I want to see if they have any questions. I'm trying to go back and forth to make sure People have their questions answered Someone said how do you go about trailing if you were in a long How do you go about trailing like trailing stops? I'm assuming if you're long in this career market see it's on its hair I'm wondering what you think about it with ES. Thanks. Um, good question. So, okay, let's Let's discuss the lines of you know, I'll use NVIDIA as an example Okay And I think this is one of the harder parts of trading is knowing when to get in when to get out And I think it's not necessarily hard on the fact of knowing when it's more hard on the fact of the mental aspect in my opinion And being able to kind of live with either the decision and not being the you know Hindsight millionaire that we all tend to be at some point in time. You know what I mean? Like I feel like that's a very big thing In this community and just in the space in general, right? I Think you ultimately just got to look at where you're at and then you got a base all based on percents But it's all gonna be different Based on how big of a position that you're in if I'm in a $10,000 position and I'm up 10% I'm up a thousand bucks, right? but if I'm in a you know a thousand-dollar position, I'm up 10% I'm only up a hundred and let's say my portfolio on both of those accounts is in both of those trades is the same size, right? I'm gonna be more inclined to take more profits off the thousand dollars and I am on the $100. Okay, because we can say it's all based on percents and it's all based on You know, whatever, you know, all trades should be equal But at certain times you have to have trades Where you're able to let run more, okay? And so when I get to these levels typically I'll just start cutting one or two contracts at a time So even though I'm hitting like Nvidia and I do believe if you get over 300 I think you're going to you have room all up to 303 305 you really do today people and we want to say that Nvidia is overshot It's over, you know overextended but the reality of it is is Nvidia is really illiquid. It has earnings next week There's all this hype around AI and what they're doing and they can continue to go, right?  It's around 10% on any type of trade on any given day So I like to start taking money off immediately when I get up at 10% so I can reduce my risk at all times And in a perfect world where you would like to do is cut half your position at 10% every time if your stop is at Let's say let's say 10% So whatever your stop is at if your stops at minus 10% I in the beginning phase of trading always recommend to people getting rid of half your position at whatever your stop is at So if it's minus 10% then when you get up plus 10% you cut half Why because if you ever get back to your stop, then you're net neutral. You don't lose any money on that trade It's still technically either a learning experience, but you're not negative on the trade So that's what I always recommend But then as you advance and you can learn to scale out less scale out more or whatever it may be or whatever works for you But it's again, it's all dependent on your strategy and you know ultimately like how successful your strategy is and all the underlying effects there Good overlord asked a question. I should have mentioned that I'm asking especially in relation to NQ for example, what's the effect? So on book map, I don't prefer to use NQ on book map. I Just noticed there's better liquidity on ES futures That's for me personally. I'm just gonna this is what I prefer to use I still watch NQ like Religiously and chart it but on book map. I prefer it. Yes So I mean the same thing goes though when you see liquidity levels. It's the same type of reaction It's just right now. There's so much liquidity here. So I can't give you a good example, right? I Didn't mean the longer-term high liquidity. It's more about the manipulative short-term liquidity You can observe it in products like NQ. I own price bounce off the strong level 12-round prices So I and again what you're asking I don't like to give answers on things that I don't do. I think it's just kind of Preserved the integrity of like my youtube channel and you know my content is I try to stay as transparent as possible So if I don't trade like that that I'm not gonna really be able to give you a good, you know Example or a good view point of that type of like what you're talking about there, right? I don't really look for manipulation in the market. I don't really look for That type of thing. It's more of supply and demand. What's happening at key levels and the reaction that we get from there Um, it's that simple. I don't have like a like I and again, this is not me knocking you whatsoever In my I don't know if it seems that way or not I just don't like to think contrary to what my system of trading is because the second I stopped I start losing confidence in my system and start thinking about other factors Is the second that I lose my edge in the market? So I think you got to be really careful with who you listen to who you watch social media Because I think it can affect your trading big time when people DM me questions and stuff on Twitter I don't mind answering them but when they start sending me counterintuitive news to things that I'll be like like say I'm long on Nvidia and they send me like You know a reddit post on Nvidia. I don't I typically block them. I don't mean it in a mean way It's just like I can't afford to have random thoughts That might make me doubt it right now if it's like an actual article about news and things coming out Then of course I want to read that right I'm looking for reasons to be wrong on my trade But I'm not looking for other people's opinions. I want to see facts I want to rely on my opinion and how I'm trading and what I'm looking at Hope that makes sense I think social media is the the biggest kryptonite for people trading to be honest I think it's the biggest issue. I think I think there's great I mean, I'm on social media, right? So people follow me. So I'm basically saying that I'm one of the issues, right? But I think it's important that people realize what you need to focus on And what you don't need to focus on. I mean, there's a lot of wolfs and sheep clothing out there in my opinion Again, that's not for me to I mean I recommend people when you look at my content I always say I was a question everything I say do your own DD and ask questions, but Yeah, Nvidia trying to get the breakout Trying baby. Let's get it. Come on. Come on. Take it. Take it. Take us country road. Take us home That's what we're looking for It wants it so bad it wants it so bad So bad. Oh my gosh She wants to do it and yes is getting another push right now. So I'm on their monitor. Yep So again, we just talked about this, right? So when you got this dip you want to it's all about reactions, right? And so you don't really get any liquidity down here, right? So it's important to also see that so what I was looking at was I was looking at icebergs So you immediately saw that when you started dipping someone started filling an order immediately when it happened, right? And it was multiple buyers here and then you push down and then what do we want to see? We want to see if we're gonna start reacting and we started fly lighting on CVD Which indicates volume and overall volume that's coming in and he started pushing back up So those like buyers are trying to get back involved start pushing us back when it sees it starts getting more vertical It's already important to realize you're almost back at highs and CVD is not even close there You're gonna get a reaction though. Sure. Appreciate your answer. Thanks a lot. I'm pretty technical base question nuances in trading the instrument without Yeah, I just I just don't know sometimes people think like I'm being rude. I always try to like cover my tracks But yeah, like I don't get like too much into like the the super, you know Tire ranges of looking at what's happening there on book map again My whole trading thesis and again, I have a lot of videos on on this on my main channel option drops And then on my secondary channel, we have a lot of educational stuff I'm J. Reem also on his channel is a lot of supply and demands is similar trading method But at the end of the day, you know our trading style comes right into supply and demand That's all it is right supply and demand price action, right? We you know have the supply level up here basically on, you know, Nasdaq we flipped above it We also mounted previous highs. It's a standing triangle. You've been moving, you know past three four days We've been super bullish on the market basically since Friday You know, and that's just kind of like how we you know attack the market, right? I mean I'm always open though to hearing other people's strategies and different things that they're doing and you know Different, you know edges maybe that we can get in the market as well. Good question though Very question. Oh, I'm muted. Sorry. I must have been bourbon My bed my bed There you go. Sorry Yeah, you're trying to break right there Let's go to five Sorry, I'm gonna set an alert real quick here Just in case I miss it I should have missed them looking right at it, right? So I also want to know when we break above so you're gonna you're gonna get it here You're gonna get it Also, Keto, I want to make sure that makes sense for you because I think Keto I'm pretty sure you just you upgraded on book map I shouldn't like I know you've always have questions about icebergs and what I'm looking at So I really was actually I figured you were in here That was kind of all like when I was talking about icebergs and what I was looking for That was really directed towards you Just so you understand what I'm looking for there because I know you're always asking questions on it Which is fine. I just want to make sure you kind of understand it Or if you don't if you have more questions on it Feel free honestly, this is the number one time for people to ask questions here Like this is the the live stream where any questions go Trying to see there's any news Oh, we can we are only getting good news right now We are only getting good news.  I always say I'm not at republic I actually I have been leaning one way more than the other But I'm not going to say the direction which I'm leaning VP Harris is preventing a on preventing a default on thursday.  I've never even listened to Kamala Harris before my life, but I'm telling you what I'm gonna be cheering her on if I could buy tickets to go to that event. I'd be there How do I got you in a blender, sir? I don't know how I got you in a blender right now I have no idea how you're in a blender. Like this is like the most direct content I've ever made Someone get sir. I got no idea what he's talking about This guy was quarter mason Maze I thought this guy was quarterback mason. Oh Rudolph Yeah, we went the break out Daily spy gap. Okay keto for a keto.   You've been moving different Yep, right there NQ I think personally NQ wants to test it. I think you're you're going to I think you want to test I mean, I'm not gonna say the exact highs of from jackson hole in august or yeah, was that last august? I don't know Jackson hole was right here.  We look Hey, we look good You're trying to go for here.  Don't worry Nvidia's gonna blast to 300 Easy. Yeah, there we go new highs new highs in the day on es breaking out again I'm telling y'all some of this news is it's too easy to predict when they started announcing it They started announcing it. What do we say in discord? What do we say back here? What do we say? Let's go back For wind the clock show the tape. It's like I'm like Kenny. I'm like Kenny the jet On tnt right there. What do we what do we say back here 11 24 es looks great Ascending triangle come into 41 45 SPX es all look fantastic. Buenos nachos boom 30 points later Thing and don't worry About thing every little thing That's Nvidia said hey not so fast not so fast chief You want to see more volume that we need to see more volume come in here to get the break of our 41 75 If you can break 41 like 75 41 80, I think it's easy. You're testing 4200 on es today Um, nasdaq though, I mean nasdaq only has 100 point 100 points till those highs So very big Nice keto nice It's a good day. It's a good day guys. It's a good day Nvidia though Nvidia said I don't know if I'm gonna be able to do it chief I don't I don't know if today's a day Things in video I'm trying to see there's any more questions and the discord. I don't see nothing You have questions and discord make sure you ask I'm trying to check discord as well, but I just like it's hard to go back and forth YouTube's just a little bit more active. So it's easier to see their questions Bro, look at him video. I mean look at es. Whoo And es contracts are probably just moving so good like spy just because the I mean the iv crush is was probably so bad on them Probably there was no implied volatility and probably any of those contracts Which is bizarre You look really good Anything you guys want me to look at any stocks equities? Tesla's trying to test looks good. Whoa Tesla a little ascending triangle here Oh, look at look at her go from 10 o'clock you looking good on tessie tessie's looking good I think tessie might go on the list Yeah, tessie looks good. Good. Maybe we get a break up to 175 I keep muted my mic. Sorry. I'm coughing. So I just don't want to Be blasted into the into the um the microphone but on es and Yes, 41 80 through 40 you 4200 you don't want to go you don't want to go along there because it is like a daily supply Um, you can I mean you can in my opinion, it's like super clear to see you go like to es go like to Actually, I haven't marked out over here. I think It's like the dark is just easy going your eyes Yeah, I mean you can I mean really kind of just made it again here and you can see right there. I mean it's perfect Like 40 exactly 41 80 through Right there about right there. That's that's all gonna be supply. That's gonna be tough That's gonna be a hard level to get through but you can see back here is that same level, right? It's not even me changing it up, right? You know, honestly, you can go a little bit higher like to right there roughly I think only gets on the four hour back there though Would that come from The only thing I don't like about trend spider is when you go back and look at past data I'm like a specific time frame. It takes a second to load it up and it makes me want to rage Yeah, you can see right there. So the four hour makes it really clear You can see it's like, I mean, obviously like it's right in front of you like And there's no making this up You can that's a picture perfect supply On the four hour, right?  You got rejected there almost like perfectly before so Yeah, that's a big zone very big zone. Definitely would not be getting too aggressive against that level Nvidia I just don't know if you're gonna get it man. It's tough If you have runners or something for next week, I think like you look good I think you do personally and I don't think you're gonna lose You're not gonna get any IV crush on Nvidia if you have the next week contracts important to realize that But yeah A little bit of a rejection there. Not a lot of selling. You're not really seeing anything happen on cvd Just a little bit of rejection. You saw it's like pushed to that level came back down a little bit Again, like so It's the beginning of the stream someone asked a question or what do we expect from those levels since like exactly this, right rejection Hope you hope to see some stagnation and pushing back up through so Not terrible not bad Okay, we are moving. Okay Again guys, you have questions. Make sure you ask them while we're here Um discord guys you too just making sure Only able to be here so often here in book map, but I try to always answer you guys the questions Just possible See that can video like things like this and like again like with equities It's not I don't like I don't follow them as much on book map Just because like you just have less liquidity. It's really clear on nvidia. You're only 300s it basically, right? so I don't like to hyper focus on these types of things um, but you know You just get bought up.   You're buying back up here So I mean that's on es which is the weaker of the indexes es and out weak In comparison the weakest weakest index is out there right now so Definitely like we're rad definitely how we're moving Nothing to be unhappy about if you're a bull If you're a bear yikes We're looking for more Little bit of chop coming in there you go got a bit of a seller. How big is it though? I want to see this gets above a thousand lots It's very important also too when you're looking at icebergs You want to see the size of them you want to see how big they are I don't care about the smaller positions to be honest guys.  We want to see we want to see the big boys. That's what we care about Yeah I'm honestly like I'm just like so happy we we got some volatility here guys You do not understand. I was getting a little bit depressed I was like man every time I go live in these book map streams like I don't know if it's composite man or what but we don't get no action nada Tyler how's book map on nq look right now? Uh, I mean again, I'm not a huge huge fan huge fan of uh book map on nq Um liquidity. I mean you have 1366 I mean I'm not too big a fan. I think all eyes are on es if you get above I mean honestly, I think you're above 41. I mean holding 4175 I don't know man. I think it's highly likely we get that 4200 test today.  I'm just saying Bro Shrek and donkey might be the most collaborative duo of all time Yeah, he looks so good here. Get the breakout. Yes. Yes. Once it's so bad You look phenomenal like you can't even make this up right now Can't even make it up What's where does spy even at? I'm curious. I haven't even looked I've really haven't looked at spy and It feels like a while 415. Yeah, look at that. Let me just flag it again Look at this. This is what we make the 90 may video and stuff. Look at that 90 may you've been grinding the 90 may since 915 this morning. You have not held below it You had one candle, but you just got right back on top over and over and over Remember this too in the live stream j right here 1025 said that engulfing that was forming back here That's tough Nice Starbucks cups. I have the same one. Does your change? All right, get out of here. Good day out of here guys. Get him out of here. He's going crazy That boy's been locked inside for too long. I don't know. That's alleys stay in mind I've been drinking also to you guys off subjects since no one's asking any questions. I don't really know I'm giving you all the rundown on what's happening here Um Yeah, I'm making sure there's no questions on discord Um, do I've been trying to drink my green drink because I don't drink enough green or eating up greens Man, I'm not gonna lie. Not a huge fan. Oh my god. Whoo Man, it's a good day. This is a good one. This is a good one guys.  This is a good one It's okay.  Like I am in denial right now. I really am man. Look at this wall on in on nvidia at 300 That is they do not want you if you break above 300 here.  No, no, no, no, no, no, no.  I think spy is at a big level. I just don't you you can't go short right now because of the news that's again What's moving you? Really is all based on news, right? And so with um, what's his name? What's his name mccarthy? So he just said it a second ago See by any mccarthy, they're both saying it now. They're both saying we're not gonna let it default You're not going to we're gonna we finally have a structure to negotiate. We're gonna You're gonna get it and that is what's pushing us up right now combined with the idea of pausing rates As you've been saying it we've been saying it non-stop I'm telling you. Whoo. Hey rock About to go on a rodeo ride here in a second Well, I'll take us to the rodeo here and it says and be crazy. We get over this 300 I hope we get it before I get off though What we say you break that level where you're going Where you're going you break that level Don't mind if I do I see wow and and you're about to get the and and you're about to get the I'm telling y'all I'm telling y'all. Is this anything like cocky? It's like to just show y'all like this If you just like really have like A set plan And you understand like how to use these tools. They really I mean like I'm not lying to you guys They really do like work. You saw a level you just busted right through it That was quicker than me on the second date.  Yeah, you look good But yes, yes is the is the one right here. Yes looks really good Yes, it's slowly grinding through you're in again. What were we looking for? This is what you want like I guys I'm before let's all here We're like 10 minutes left. It's been a good good life. I'm telling you when we have like these good live streams I love it. I really do but like when we're just doing nothing and don't ask questions. It's so hard So again, this was your opportunity if you weren't in any position you dipped here Massive iceberg buying coming in immediately on the dip. You didn't even wait. It was immediate people already had orders set, right? CVD climbing back up Slowly from there So what you wanted to see in the buy signal was not here with the icebergs But when you started flatlining here You started moving flat and then started trickling back up Indicating that buyers were stepping back into the market and and control here the whole time Especially right here So you got the big buying and then buyers showed follow through here You started slowly moving back up. You broke above and we keep moving up and CVD continues to climb climb climb That was your signal right there Tyler are we reaching the red line at on es es 80? I don't know that is 41 80 You're probably gonna hit it. I think you have room only to 4200 today personally. That's my target But right now we're right now. We're just moving with uh, nvidia amazon. What's the new high of the day? Probably amazon is bullish like it's just so strong Looks good. Amazon's like a name. Do you I think you got to like have leaps on though? Like day training amazon just is not it like you'll have your occasional day tour. You move really good, but Like those in the monies that me and jay got like those clearly like just move different like y'all know like those move so good like this fantastic Do we sell our homes in buying video? I don't think you can buy here now We got in down here at 28 like I mentioned it down here at 298 That's when we got in You can't buy nothing this high But you look good you look Good, you look good A few more minutes about nine minutes. You have your last questions guys. Make sure you go ahead and ask them Just a quick little overview going back into discord makes you don't ask questions there I don't see anything guys in discord are really quiet. I never know like if people in discord like like it I really have no idea I try to like tailor the content towards like what you guys like and ask questions on But it's hard when there's minimal questions Good day. This is a good day I feel like it's just getting started Like it's just getting started Look at uh man look at nvidia here just going I mean really all you gotta do now watch 300 on nvidia. That's all you gotta do is watch 300 300 is all you to do You see if you hold 300 you're fine Targeting like 303 305 start cutting them I mean now's the time you start cutting like every dollar you start trimming a position or one or two over and over Yeah, you can't complain. That's for sure Appreciate the in-depth for sure for sure, you know Um I agree. It's hard to resist phone mode.  I mean above 41 80. It's tough like yes I've been saying it too like that's where like trading gets tough up there on that. So You got to be careful. But yeah, you got to kind of just relax now all right guys That's about it.   I still think nvidia pushes I still think it pushes here Um NQ is easy 13 7 13 7 4 is where you're looking into the day Um, and it really I think it kind of depends on es if es can keep going but es looks really good So I think you look good across the board For sure. I think that's where Everything you're watching here, but in q you're not going to get too much information here It's it's yeah, you're never going to get too much information Yes, what do you think he doesn't have as many red lines weird less liquidity on nasdaq contracts are a lot more expensive than es Um, so yeah, there's just more liquidity On es it's all about liquidity Yeah Good question though, erin question great question Nvidia nvidia looks good kind of a little flag here like on the one warming out looks fantastic guys Trying to see last question.  That's so quiet today Telling you we had some good setups here in video. That was the setup that I hear y'all had that opportunity all multiple opportunities to get in that too Yes, talk about a grind. You look great. Let's see what you're looking at es here Look at all that liquidity now. Remember how long it took us to get above this. Look at all that now It's all support That's who you're looking at looks beautiful You love to see it You love you love you love to see it. All right. We got about a minute left Yeah, I'm trying to get you guys to ask your last questions. I ain't got nothing to say you're radio silent on me Radio silent I'm still I mean quick recap of myself. I'm looking for upside throughout the end of the day I think continuation follows. I think you look great. Love the upside still Nvidia probably my top stock at the end of the day Are you live every day?  Um, the will the business channel I have a personal channel as well that goes over more like finance and stuff along those lines, but this is more for futures Uh, make sure you go check it out. The link isn't down below. I can't adjust You know this channel, but it's down below and stuff But this is our channel where we go over everything You know every single day going over futures stocks. We're liking education as well It's all here every single day, right non-stop and you have the other channels as well on here So make sure you check it out. So all there option drops option And then DROPS And that is the channel that's gonna wrap it up guys. It was a good live stream. Love it and still have a lot of room I think for upside Especially the debt selling stuff. Have a good one guys later discord


Livosumandan has been used in Europe for over 15 years in patients with acute heart failure and when inotropic support is needed. The drug makes heart muscles more sensitive to calcium, allowing them to contract without the need for increased intracellular calcium and oxygen consumption, and also opens potassium channels inducing vasodilation. Because of these effects, Livosumandan is considered helpful for patients undergoing cardiac surgery. Over 40 clinical trials have studied the drug in perioperative settings, and meta-analyses have suggested an overall beneficial outcome, particularly in patients with low ejection fraction. But recently, three large multi-center studies were neutral or inconclusive. To understand these conflicting results, a group of experts from eight European countries, including investigators from each of the three trials, meant to discuss the discrepancies. The group reviewed each of the trials and searched for subgroup differences. In the recent trials, there were some promising signs. In the Lycorne study for instance, patients treated with Livosumandan didn't need to stay on catecholamines for as long, and had reduced post-operative low cardiac output syndrome. And in the LivoCTS study, the Livosumandan group had fewer overall deaths, fewer low cardiac output syndrome events, and took fewer inotropic drugs. Further analysis of the LivoCTS data suggests that Livosumandan may be protective in patients who just need coronary bypass surgery and not additional valve surgery. In the bypass-only group, nearly 8% of placebo patients died within three months of the surgery, compared to just 2.1% of patients who got the drug. There may be other reasons why Livosumandan did not achieve its intended effects in the latest and larger studies. In the Cheetah study, the drug was not diluted according to the approved recommendations, which could have lowered the effective dose. And in both the Lycorne and LivoCTS studies, the Livosumandan therapy began an hour or less before surgery. So it's possible that more time is needed for the drug to bring about a protective effect. Importantly, none of the studies reported increases in serious adverse events, and several recent meta-analyses, including the three larger studies, suggest the drug may reduce mortality, particularly in patients with low ejection fraction. As a result, the group determined that although the three large trials couldn't rule out their null hypotheses, Livosumandan is safe and may reduce mortality in select patients, such as those just getting bypass surgery. An upcoming sub-analysis of the LivoCTS study will shed more light.


Welcome back to another upload, ladies and gentlemen, man. Bitch, y'all didn't know. NBA 2K had a mind player way, way back in NBA 2K4 ESPN basketball edition.  It was fascinating, and I'm going to play it here for y'all today. And I remember when they reintroduced the game and they called it Mind Player Mode in NBA 2K10, they made a whole lot of improvements and added cutscenes and a whole story mode that kind of blew the whole sports gaming genre out the water. It's what eventually took NBA Live out the game, and this right here was its inception. Hey, before we get to all of that, ladies and gentlemen, I have a new channel called Playback, where me and Lowe, Legend of Winning, do a whole bunch of different reactions and competitive videos. All this stuff we've been talking about doing for a while, we have a home for it. It's already had 25,000 subscribers. By the time y'all watch this, probably a lot more. And we're trying to hit 50,000 before we do our first video. Top link in the description, check it out, man, it's not going to hurt. Our first video is likely going to be a 1v1, and people have been asking us to play forever, so I'm very excited to see how that video goes. The 24-7 mode, yes, we are starting a new game. Yes, sir. I miss these controllers, man. These DualShock 2 controllers, man, that's a classic right there, fellas. Welcome to 24-7 mode. In this mode, you take your creative character and try and ultimately defeat the final ball or phenom. You can improve your attributes by training your character in the training grounds, gain items to personalize your character, and ranking points to open up new levels by participating in battlegrounds competitions. Are you ready, kids? Look at the cute little keyboard. Davis has fake chains. Yes, he does. This is true, guys. I didn't make it up, man. I'm not going to lie to you. I'm going to make my guy 6'7". He's going to be a point guard. They have different head sizes. How many did I got? Seven different heads. All right, hey, Lash. You can make him buff-ripped. I didn't realize a lot of these features. They just, huh? You can make him thick. You can make him fat. Of course you can. I'm going to go with fat. He's not fat? Do you see the size of his arms? Of course he has a headband. This is 2003. Oh my God. The customization is crazy. They have different shoes. You can adjust your sock length, of course. That's so necessary in a basketball game. This is the battleground map. You can save, equip items, and check attributes at home. Build your character's attributes in the training grounds. You can earn ranking points and items in the battleground courts. When you earn enough ranking points, you can challenge bosses at the international boss court. They're not really at international. It's one country, but all right. Play one-on-one game where the giant basketball is harder to make shots with. Are you ready? There's no way they had park events in 2K4, man. There just isn't a way. I don't know why they called this one ESPN basketball. It's the only game in the entire franchise where instead of calling it NBA 2K3, 2K8, 2K12, they called it ESPN basketball. I think they regret that decision in hindsight. This video is sponsored by Popcar. Popcar is a Chrome extension that browses the internet to make sure that no matter what you're checking out, you're getting the best prices. So let's say you were shopping online to get yourself a dandy little recurve bow. Well, Popcar would look all around the internet to see if there's any way for you to save.  Oh, mommy here. You can save money on your order. Ha, ha, ha. You can save a lot of money here, guys. Let me show you how simple this process is. On the Chrome Web Store, you simply type in Popcar. You click on the extension, you click add to Chrome, add extension, that took two seconds. Now I'm saving money. It does it all seamlessly. 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That's a big block. Big blocks. There's no dribble stick in NBA 2K4 so you kind of just maneuver your way. How, how, how, how, how? Oh, buckets. I'm too big down low, baby. Do something about it. Do something about it, Deshawn. Do something about it, Deshawn. Do something about it, Deshawn. My fades is crazy, Deshawn. My fades is legendary, Deshawn. I wish you thought you had something like this. The game I play, Heshy, Heshy! Karim and his, give me that bullsh**. In real life, I play by possession, but I'm just used to being able to play by, by, by, by rim on 2K. My bad, I stuttered. I don't usually stutter. I don't want you guys to think that you can't subscribe to the playback link in the description just because I stuttered. We do drop videos three, four times a week on that channel. Me and Lowe, 50,000 subscribers on the way. Help us out, besides the porn. Uh-oh. Oh my God, he got right through me. How did he do that? How do you turbo? Oh, I found the turbo button, guys. Oh, it's got to be game set match.  B*****! Turbo, turbo, turbo! Oh, it's not working as effectively as I thought it would. Please, please, please, please! Okay, all right, I might have size on him. That might be my move. Okay, I might have found it. A hack! A cheat code. He didn't need to fall on that dunk at him. He had his feet underneath him. He just wanted to show off, man. What does that say about you, Deshaun? He's so good at getting rebounds. It's almost as if he knows where the ball's gonna go before it goes there. Give me that, give me that. Why did I steal in that direction? I guess I did lose, huh? Not, oh no, oh no. Okay, so this is the training camp. What was I doing last time? So, I was at main. So, this is the training shot challenge. Let's do mid ranges. Make at least two mid range shots in a game in a row. Block shot and any other type shots resets, okay. Do you think you can handle that, baller? I think I can, 2K! Okay, well, I'm gonna miss that one. That's fine, guys. Oh, look, the ball is such a different size now. It's crazy. Who's that? Who's Mercer? I don't know who that is. There's no way. There's no way. Shake him, shake him, pull up. Yes, sir, training points, I'm up. Okay, I'm back in the mid range, pull up. Chase, point up, baby.  The strat is very simple.  His buckets on buckets, baby. Man, this is like automatic for me personally, man. I almost got an ankle breaker right there. It's okay, look, look. I'm gonna do the inny, right? Boom, pull up for my shot, buckets. Now on the bottom right, it says one out of two. Now I'm gonna do that again. Find my way inside, do my little inny, boom, pull up. Now it says two out of two and I get five times because it said four times before. So I don't know. I just, I just get five times the attribute points or something like that. I'm not entirely sure and I don't know what this game goes up to, but what I do know is if I consistently just drive in, hit him with the yee yee and then doodle do, woo, woo. I know I'm at a six times. Who's that really overweight person in the back there? They should get on the court, man, start working out. Was that too far? My bad. I think they made it harder for me to hit shots specifically so I can't win. Oh my God, he's about to win, bro. He's really about to win. Of course, of course, of course he got, yes, indeed. Indeed, of course he gets all of those ankle breakers. Of course, about to lose this. Of course he's gonna hit, of course, of course. Training failed. Training, man. I'm so sad. I'm so sad. Hey, hopefully I get some training points, though. Attribute change. I get zero points, guys. I just started to miss all my shots randomly. I went from hitting every shot to missing every shot, so there's no point of training. That's pointless. So if we head back to home territory right now, you've got appointments you can set, I guess, with people on your phone. To set up your appointments, choose your battleground court with circle, then choose the game you wanna do with X and icon will appear, okay, interesting. If we go all the way to the top left here in Seattle, there's a score challenge of two on two. I need a partner, but because I haven't beat nobody, I can't get a partner. Okay, so the only other thing I could do is survival mode in Pennsylvania. It says, defeat as many opponents as you can, but rival score doesn't reset between the games. That's a very interesting concept. Wow.  Why am I playing this guy again, man? Okay, he keep dunking on my head, bro, I don't wanna play this guy again. I'm supposed to beat this guy? Ow, look what he's doing to me. He's dunking all over me.  Is, is, what is this? At a construction site? That's actually really dope. How did he get it? Excuse me, is there a dribble? There's a dribble stick. I did not know that till just now, guys. The right stick is for dribbling. Shers, shers, shers. Yep, just like that, fellas.  How? Is that how he did it? Thank you for the, appreciate the replay, ESPN. Thank you so much. Oh, oh! I'm learning. Had I done this in practice, I wouldn't want. I know that much. Where's the out of bounds line? I don't know where out of bounds is, but I do know it's Deshaun Stevenson is getting digged down right now. Huh? Huh? Willie, cut that out.  Yup! Got the layup animation. That's what I was aiming for right there. Oh, oh! Ankle breaker!  Pause. Oh, shers! The second you get the layup animation, there's just no missing. The layup animation is undefeated. Damn, he got my ankles. All right, Deshaun. You didn't have to show off like that, all right? It's unnecessary. I figured out the algorithm. Second you hit 16 points, just like in practice. Just like in practice? Yo, it's becoming infinitely harder for me to hit these shots. And he just becomes, he just becomes, why he, he didn't even show me he had to spin moves like that too. Just till I scored 16 points. Please, I need the shot. I did that one in practice. That's where I learned it. I'm telling you, he just got infinitely better. He got better, bro! The second I hit 16 points, he's stealing everything now. And he's looking at going for the steals now. Cash. Oh my God, man. This is an impossible game mode. This is impossible. This is impossible. I lose again. Anyway, that's it for the video, man. Again, playback link is in the description. There's videos on the screen right now. Subscribe if you guys are new. And I'll catch you guys in the next one. I'm out. Peace.


Inside the Cube, this is Silicon Valley live in Silicon Valley at San Jose Convention Center. This is Hadoop Summit 2013. This is the Cube, our flagship program. We go out to the events, extract the signal from the noise. I'm John Furrier, the founder of SiliconANG. I'm joined by my co-host. I'm Jeff Kelly from wikibond.org and we're joined by a Cube alum, Bruno Aziza from SciSense, overseas marketing there. Welcome, Bruno. Thank you for coming back to the Cube. Thanks for having me back. So guys, lots of updates here. So first of all, when you guys were a startup, I visited your office. You came down from Microsoft.  Love how you guys are doing that. All of a sudden, explosion, massive innovation. You guys just secured $10 million in funding from battery ventures. You had blown the socks off the marketplace with a great technical product. Good market fit. So give us the update. What's going on with the company and what's going on here? Well, thank you. So we have quite a few things going on. I think just like you said, we raised $10 million in lead by battery. We also just shipped a new product called Prism 10x which opens basically to the world the innovation in what we call in-chip analytics which is this idea that you can have software that's optimized to run on CPU and essentially give you two X, the performance that you can get out of any analytical technology and allows you to go beyond the typical processing and data size you can do on one node. So when everybody here at Hadoop Summit is talking about distribution multiple nodes, we're actually trying to show that you can optimize on one node. And this has worked very well for us last week. We got the top 10 CIO big data company and so we're getting lots of recognition for the technology. Why is that? So give us, I mean I've seen the tech, I want you to explain to the audience why all the attention, what is the core disruption enabler that you guys have that are driving a lot of the innovation? So there are three components. The first one is this idea that the space when it comes to data processing and data analytics has evolved from going from disk to relying on RAM. And RAM is a great evolution from disk because it provides you with great responsiveness from end users but it's limited in how much data it can hold. There's been some great innovation of the last five years in CPU architecture. Intel's pushing very hard to allow pass-through from the CPU all the way to the chip. There's innovation in the L1 cache of the chip. The components that are closer to the core of the machine. And our technology is actually built by hardware engineers that are building software. And we have figured out a way to leverage CPU and we're riding that wave where a CPU is providing more and more processing power and is better and more appropriate for data analytics. So that's disruption number one is from an end user standpoint, a customer, you deploy this on one node, you get the equivalent of what you would get on 20 Hadoop nodes. The second one is the fact that we're an integrated stack. So in the past when you had to buy database, ETL and visualization, we are one. So all in one, so you get a database, you get ETL and you get visualization. And then the third one, which is quite disruptive, is the customers have been used to perpetual licenses, very expensive, complicated pricing structures and our packaging is very simple. It's one product, it's like the Salesforce.com of business analytics essentially. It's a monthly subscription per end user. And those three components I think put together and the fact that they work on any commodity hardware, we're software purely so we don't require you to buy a particular appliance, it's quite disruptive in this market. So what is the theme that you're seeing here at Hadoop? Obviously we were talking about in theCUBE today. I see you are out and about talking to partners. You got the fresh finance, you got the growth strategy you guys are executing, what's the trends out here that you're seeing at Hadoop Summit this year? So there are a few things and you know that we live in a hybrid world. At least from our business, we focus on the terabyte range problem, so we're not so much looking at the pitabyte range data storage problem. I think what's going on here is that the industry is now starting to finally get a handle on two key trends. The first one is understanding what Hadoop is really good for and a lot of the conversations I'm having here with customers and Sears and Netflix and so forth. You really look at the way they use Hadoop is really optimization around ETL processes, shortening how data is processed in and out to other systems. The second trend that we're seeing is that people are really understanding now that we have a level of maturity just like Merv was saying on the data platform where it gives us now the opportunity to leverage that to really build killer apps. For us of course, we think the killer app of big data is analytics and we think there, there's still some explanation that needs to happen because the data platform Hadoop doesn't have all the tooling and certainly is not the answer for analytics. It's the answer for data processing transformation but not for analytics. So I think that's what's going on here. Well, so put that in context of what we're hearing at the show because of course we're having, we're hearing a lot about bringing SQL to Hadoop and doing interactive analytics and queries against data in HDFS. So it sounds like, so you're saying that's really architecturally probably not the best approach. So expand a little bit on how your approach differs and why you think it's a better way to go about getting doing big data analytics. So what we see is that I think the logic and there was a great panel yesterday on this on SQL and Hadoop, there's a lot of contention here but I think if you step back and you look at what are customers trying to do, you have two paths of looking at it. One is the assumption that everything is going to end up in Hadoop at some point and in which case then you're going to have to have tooling only that work on Hadoop and are dedicated to that. That's not the reality we see today and it's actually not, I think the reality where customers are going to be in the next five years. They're going to need to have an environment that handles Hadoop type of data workloads as well as traditional data sources like the traditional databases that we've been used to. And so I think it's a little bit, I don't want to say myopic, but it's a little bit isolated to think that the entire world's moving to Hadoop for everything. I was telling Merv yesterday that one of the things I think the industry really needs is guidance on what to use, what when. And I think we don't have clarity on that. There's a lot of customers that I talk to that have terabyte range data. We're dealing like 10, 20 terabytes and they're looking at Hadoop for that. It's probably not the best way to do it. When I was at Microsoft we had this thing called the center of design for products. You can take a rocket ship and go buy a baguette with a rocket ship. But it's not the most efficient way of doing it. And I think we still have a little bit of that contention going on and customers need guidance. So all right, so let's dig in on that a little bit. So talk about what is your sweet spot? And what is your workload that you guys are really focused on and when is Sysons the best choice? So what we see is the space is divided in three categories. You've got on the high end the pitabyte range type of workloads that we're talking primarily here, processing and take advantage of the fact that storage is becoming very, very cheap. We don't necessarily play in that space. Although we have customers that are storing pitabytes but want to analyze terabytes. Our sweet spot is the terabyte range workload. And it helps customers that are used to business intelligence metaphors where the legacy business intelligence players just can't stretch themself. You know, I think I talked a little bit earlier about the in-memory restrictions. You know, these in-memory technologies they might have been great for a gigabyte range, maybe less than 10 terabytes. But then when you start moving up into 20, 30, 100 terabytes, then they just choke. And it's not that these tools are bad, it's just that the architecture doesn't support the amount of data. And so the big void that we see is that customers that have BI tools that they can't stretch up to the terabyte range and customers that are looking at a dupe for storage they still want to do analytics. And then move it down to really the workloads that they're analyzing data for is the terabyte range. That's probably where there's research that actually on this on EMA research that showed, I think, that the sweet spot for big data analytics is between 10 to 100 terabytes. And that's the market we go after. So talk a little bit about some of the specific types of analytics you're seeing customers do. So when they're looking to do analysts on that size data, what are we talking about in terms of the actual use cases? Maybe if you could mention some vertical industries and talk through that. I'll give you some examples. We have quite a few customers now. We have over 500 customers in 49 countries. We have the big guys like the Target and the Merck.  So Target, what's their problem? And they're looking at theft prevention. And so how do I bring in data types for multiple data sources? And how do I do analysis to figure out where theft is going to happen? So that's the scenario. Merck on the healthcare side, they're using our technology for vaccination. And actually Merck is an interesting scenario because while Target is on premises, Merck is in the cloud. And so we're also seeing that because of the technology we're deploying, the advantage of in-chip analytics is that it can work on commodity hardware and fewer nodes, which makes it easier for us to partner now with cloud vendors differently than other companies. So last week we announced that we were now available on the Rackspace private cloud, which basically allows you, you could be a small company like Uber with a very small analytics team and compete against a big guy and now have access out of subscription bases on Sysense, as well as Rackspace. You get 24 seven support, you get one hour redundancy. I mean, so I think that's what's going on is you get all types of scenarios from retail to healthcare, business, marketing, sales operations. And the way these solutions are being deployed is becoming less and less heavy than it used to be maybe two years ago. So for the tech geeks out there watching, dig into the tech a little bit, the in-chip technology and how that enables you to really, you mentioned you're focusing on really being more efficient on a single node rather than distributing it across multiple nodes and potentially not using those nodes as efficiently as possible. So dig into the tech a little bit for me and explain how that works. So the way it works is actually pretty straightforward. If you open up any machine, you'll find you'll have three components. You have disk, you have RAM, and then you have CPU. Disk, we use all three components, but basically our technology is optimized for CPU architecture. That means it's cache aware. We use something called the L1 cache inside the CPU. It uses vectorization, which allows you to basically take in data from disk to CPU, storing instructions or what needs to be reused in order to give you the best performance. That's unique and really is only available now because of the innovation that's going on in CPU. And so we kind of get the benefit of in-memory. You know, you get as an end user, you get the same return on performance, but what you will get here, you get to use more of an intelligent design because not only did it pass through the data that's required, but it learns from the queries. So one of the things that CPU based architecture as offers as uniqueness compared to everything else is it's a little bit more intelligent than just moving the data into RAM and just querying that data. It actually allows you to do something called prefetching, which when you do a set of queries, we actually watch the types of queries and when I come back and I do the same query that might be using the same instructions, it will reuse those instructions and as a consequence, give me another boost of performance. And so the weirdness that customers get by using our technology is the first query you might pay a lot by a lot, I mean 10 seconds, and then it goes down. So it's six seconds and three seconds and two seconds. So every new query will reduce the amount of time you need to wait, which is kind of contrary to what BI tools have done in the past, where the more you query, the more it attacks the database and the slower it gets. Right, the performance starts to take a hit. The more queries you perform. So talk to me a little bit about the customers that you're selling to. So the users of your technology are often, it would sound like, business people, not necessarily technical people. So are you selling to them? Do you find yourself selling to IT? Typically, who do you go, who do you sell to and have you seen any kind of evolution or change in that demographic? Yeah, two thirds of our customers are business folks and there's definitely an evolution in how business is buying software. First of all, they have an increasing amount of budget and so when you're talking to people in operations or in marketing, they're just more used to buying this type of software. And the truth is that it's extremely easy for them to procure this type of software because if you think about it, all you need is really one node. You need to be able to deploy that if you don't even want to buy software, sorry, hardware, you can rent that on either Amazon, Microsoft, or Rackspace through us. So it becomes very easy for them to get it deployed. That's really the evolution that we see in our customer base. Like I said, we've been growing 520% last year. Our deal cycle, we're an enterprise software company. Typically within this type of software we sell in six to nine months, our deal cycles about 19 days. And so it's quite disruptive. Bruno, thanks for coming on the queue. I want to just get one last question we got on the time hook here. Obviously we love having startups on, we love having you on. We've had continuity on earlier, platform as well as the big guys in the ecosystem but now that you get the 10 million dollars in funding, I mean you got to have Act One done which you got that plague playing out. Act Two is always the car that hits the table for the B round, the C rounds that come on. What's the plan? What's the growth plan for the company? What's the key action lines for you guys as a team? So the growth plan I think we've shown that there's a huge demand for the type of software that we're doing. The way we're going to use this new investment is really to accelerate our evolution. We're opening now an office in New York. We have our sales team that is going to be deployed here. We have marketing in San Francisco and then we have R&D in Israel. And really the two things that we're going to solve is one deployed more of our sales force into the US market. We got to where we got by primarily selling online. And so I think that's pretty unique. And then secondly, we're building a good, a channel for partners. So if there are partners listening to this and they want to resell our software and partner with us, we're doing those deals right now. Great, this is theCUBE, we're live at Hadoop Summit. This is the coming down to the end of day two, wall-to-wall coverage. If you want to watch these videos, go to YouTube.com slash SiliconANGLE. Of course, go to SiliconANGLE.com for all the reference point in tech innovation. And of course, wikibond.org for free research. Again, we're open source content. We love sharing, we love doing theCUBE. This has been a great venue so far. And again, coming down in day two, stay with us because we have a wrap-up coming at 5.30 or 5.20. Dave and I will wrap this up with Jeff Kelly. But more guests to come. Got the CEO of Datamere coming on shortly. Stay with us. And again, if you want to watch all the on-demand videos, go to YouTube.com slash SiliconANGLE. 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