Live from Bellevue, Washington, it's theCUBE. Covering Smartsheet Engage ATG. Brought to you by Smartsheet. Hi, welcome to theCUBE. We are live at Smartsheet Engage 2018, our first time here. I'm Lisa Martin with Jeff Frick. Jeff, it's great to be paired back up with you again. Yeah, it's been a little while. Great to see you, Lisa. It has, you too. So this is the second annual Smartsheet Engage. There's about a couple thousand people here, double last year, and they shared, we just got in from the keynote. They shared some interesting things. First of all, they IPO just about four or five months ago, I think April, 2018. They have presence in 190 countries. They have 75,000 customers. They've got users in half the Fortune 500, 90% of the Fortune 100, and a lot of momentum. What are some of the things that you're excited to learn about Smartsheet today? You know, I think it's kind of an interesting story. There's so many components of a lot of different kind of work applications, and we go to so many shows, we hear about a new way to work from IBM, and one of my favorite lines of the year was actually from Google Cloud, where you want to empower people to actually be, I actually wrote it down, make judgments instead of drudgery. And these guys are all about that, but it's a little bit confusing because they integrate with a lot of the other type of applications that people interact with at work. The big mentions of the Microsoft suite of 365, of Slack, and some of those other tools. So what Smartsheet's trying to do is really roll those all up under kind of a unified view, parts of project management, parts of task management, a lot of pieces to really add that top level management. So I think it's a little bit of an interesting message. It's a lot of bits and pieces. We're used to that with theCUBE. We have three brands, so I kind of get it. So I'm looking forward to learning more about really how they kind of parse that out. I am as well, because you mentioned a number of other solutions who they both compete with, Microsoft Teams, Jira, under Atlassian. They also partner with them. And I'm curious to see an example, and we've got three customers of theirs on the show today. Jeff, I'm interested to see that in action. If I am at an enterprise and I am running a marketing project and I want to use Smartsheet's, but I also need Slack for messaging, email for communication. I've got maybe another team I'm collaborating with that's using a different work for Flow Automation Platform. How does it actually work together? One of the interesting things, when CEO Mark Mater, who's our first guest today, was with you in the studios in Palo Alto just a couple months ago, he was talking about sort of the genesis of Smartsheet. And I also saw him say this in press release when their IPO occurred back in April and said a lot of people critics in the very beginning, 12 years ago, said, here's our nuts to go base this new technology, this new SaaS platform off of a Smartsheet model. But something interesting that he said is that that's a construct that 400 to 500 million people understand. So this is another interesting element to me is that this is technology that's not, you don't have to know how to code or even what an API is. This is for the business users, the lines of business, IT, marketing, engineering, facilities management. So it's a really, it's got a broad spectrum of use cases that I'm also interested in hearing about today. It's funny on the worksheet as kind of a construct because we hear that all the time, especially at all of our big data shows, right? Worksheets and Excel is still used by a lot of people for a significant amount of work. So people are familiar with it and they know how it works. I think they'll have to change that a little bit as they grow a little bit beyond that. Still a lot of conversation about rows and it sounded very kind of spreadsheet, centric in the keynote and I think that'll evolve. But I think what's the most important thing when I'm excited about, and I say this time and time again, we go to so many shows, right? Everyone is struggling to find innovation. And to me, the answer is, one of the answers is kind of simple, right? You give more people more access to more data with more tools to manipulate that data. And then most importantly, the power to do something about it. And this was all about, you know, empowerment, empowerment, empowerment, letting people give them the information and then let them actually do something with it. That is so significant and it's kind of interesting. They had a Stephen Covey quote up on there as well that's kind of a similar thing, taking it to the next step, which is that's how you keep people happy. That's how you keep people engaged. Again, less treachery, more judgment, let them feel like they can actually make a difference versus just push them buttons and move them paper alone. Yeah, another theme that we heard a lot on the keynote this morning, Jeff, is about collaboration and it really seems to me to be this message of symbiotic collaboration. They, Gene Farrell, who's going to be on the show with Jeff and I just in a few minutes or so, talked about, hey, customers, we've heard you. You want more. And he actually got the crowd to chant, we want more. It was great. But when he was starting to talk about some of the new enhancements and the features, and yes, you're right, they are still talking about some, I don't want to say antiquated, you know, row structures and things like that. There were a number of times where the audience today broke into applause. So not only are they, you know, delivering this SaaS platform to facilitate collaboration between teams at small organizations to big enterprises, they are also collaborating with their customers to continually innovate and improve their product. And I thought, something that I've never seen, and we see a lot of keynotes, is that their CEO, Mark Mader, actually went into the audience during his session this morning and asked customers to stand up and talk about how Smartsheet is empowering them. And there were at least three different customers that stood up and quite articulately spoke about how mostly qualitatively, but how their businesses or their teams or their productivity is being improved. So this bi-directional collaboration I thought was very palpable this morning. Which again, I think is one of the huge benefits of the SaaS business model that is way under-reported.  It forces you to deliver value. It forces you to innovate on an ongoing basis. It's not a ship and dump and release will come back in a year for our 15% maintenance. It's a very different way to go. Other really interesting things.  They are able to aggregate and pull together a lot of information into these dashboards. And that's something we hear about all the time. We'll hear about it more in the PayPal example. It was referenced in the keynote, which is when you have to, you know, pull that data together for your weekly, you know, kind of executive briefing, you know, this promise of all these dashboards has always been there. Smartsheets is a little bit different because they want to be the primary way, but they want to integrate with all these other applications and other SaaS applications as well. So that you can create that, you know, kind of user-specific dashboard for the objective, and you don't have to reassemble all that data every week for your weekly to roll up to the C-suite. Yeah. And one of the things, speaking of customers, they have over 50 customers speaking at the event this week, which is a lot. I was very impressed by that. 50 out of 2,000 registrants, that's a big percentage. That is a big number. I think also some of the stats that Mark Mater showed were 1,100 companies are represented here from 20 countries. In fact, I also saw online that nearly a third of their revenue comes from outside the U.S., and they actually don't have much presence outside the U.S. at all outside of Converse AI that they acquired based in Edinburgh back in, I think January of this year. But in terms of customers, the voice of the customer and that customer collaboration, we're also going to be talking to a gentleman who runs their customer success and partner success program. And as you mentioned, you know, the SaaS model being different, this isn't just check in every year and dial up the increase in subscription costs. So I'm curious what their new playbook is for customer success that they are developing and implementing or executing. That's going to be their word, right? To execution. Based on this new model and how customers want to be engaging with vendors, ultimately they want things as simple as possible. So I'm curious to hear about how that customer success playbook here might be a differentiator against Atlassian, Jira, Microsoft Teams, and some of the other competitors. And also, how does it facilitate this breadth of collaboration? How does it enable them to collaborate with Salesforce and Amazon and Microsoft and Slack, for example. So a lot of interesting points here and I'm hoping today what we're able to do is help put that together and sort of integrate this message. Should be a good day, looking forward to it. Our first time here. I think so. It is our first time.  We are again in Bellevue, Washington at the second annual Smartsheet Engage 2018. I'm Lisa Martin with Jeff Frick. Stick around, we're going to be right back with the CEO in just a minute.


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Hello and welcome to Nursing School Explained. Today we'll go over homeostasis in the body and the regulation of pH that really helps us to regulate all of our body systems. We will look into acidosis versus alkalosis. We'll go over the different steps on how to analyze arterial blood gases and then we'll go into different examples on how to really apply this. So first let's look at the pH. A normal pH level is 7.35 to 7.45. So this is a very narrow normal range and it really helps our body to maintain proper functioning and it's really a state of homeostasis. If the pH goes below 7.35, then it's considered an acidotic state. If it goes above 7.45, then it's considered basic or an alkaline state. So these are the very basics that you hopefully remember from physiology class. So now let's see how that applies to our body system. So I've drawn out here an equation that you may remember from chemistry. So we have H2CO3, which is bicarbonic acid. And bicarbonic acid is a byproduct of cellular metabolism that can be broken down in several different ways. First of all, it can be broken down by the respiratory system by breaking H2CO3 up into H2O and CO2. So the respiratory system will break down the bicarbonic acid into water and carbon dioxide. As we know, the respiratory system is in charge of gas exchange, so it'll be in charge of oxygen and carbon dioxide exchange at the alveoli. And we'll go over it in a moment here as to how it does that. Now on the metabolic side, on the renal side here, this bicarbonic acid can be broken down into hydrogen ion and bicarbonate. So H plus and HCO3 minus. Again, we have two Hs and then CO3 right here, so this can be broken down. And the kidney will filter the hydrogen ion and the bicarbonate by either increasing or decreasing their reabsorption to balance out the pH. So now, as you can see, I have color coded here, so everything in red is acid and everything in green represents alkalosis over here. And these two systems work together to balance the pH. So typically when there's something going on with the respiratory system, so let's say the patient has a bad pneumonia, a pulmonary embolism, adelectasis, narcotic overdose, which decreases respiratory rate, there is a need to balance the pH because the respiratory system has now been compromised and so when there's something going on that's based on the respiratory system of disease, then the metabolic, the renal system will kick in to try and balance whatever is going on with the abnormalities of the respiratory system. And it works exactly the same vice versa. So the renal system, if there is something going on with the renal system where now with the metabolic system, where now the pH has got out of balance because let's say the patient is septic, they have a very bad infection, they've had major burns, they have renal failure, they have all that can be all kinds of underlying issues that I'll be discussing in a separate video that can be the cause for metabolic imbalances. So where the renal system somehow has taken an impact and now there's either too much acid or too much base in the system and then the respiratory system will try and compensate by regulating this by increasing or decreasing the respiratory rate to increase or decrease CO2 absorption depending on what's needed at the time. So in an acidotic state when the pH is less than 7.35, the body is going to try to increase the pH level. And the way we do this, it does an acidotic state, the respiratory system will increase CO2 excretion by increasing the respiratory rate. So when we increase CO2 excretion, we get rid of some of those acids and then therefore from an acidotic state we'll go back to hopefully a more normal pH state by increasing the pH level. Now on the renal or metabolic side, the kidneys, if there is an acidotic state with a pH of less than 7.35, the kidneys will compensate and they will increase our bicarbonate absorption because now we have too many acids which really represents the hydrogen ion here in our system. We will increase the absorption of that bicarbonate to balance out the acidotic state and again hopefully bring it back here into the normal. Normal state. Now in an alkaline state, the pH is greater than 7.45 so what we really need to do is decrease the pH to bring it back into the normal range. So what the respiratory system does it decreases CO2 excretion by decreasing the respiratory rate. And therefore from an alkaline state we now reabsorb we now have more CO2 in our system which we know here is more acid so now we go from an alkaline state back towards the normal pH level. Now when we look at it from the renal or metabolic side in an alkaline state which is right here basic, our bicarbonate there is too much of the bicarbonate in the system so now we need to get more towards the acidic side so the renal system will decrease the bicarbonate absorption and therefore increase the hydrogen absorption therefore balancing out this basic to the normal pH state. This really applies to ABG arterial blood gas interpretation and the first thing that we need to do is to look at the normal values. I've written these in a box in red over here and I've written big memorized. So we all know the nursing school is all about application and analysis but there are still certain things that we need to memorize in order to be able to apply the material. So this box is one of those things that you will just have to memorize. First of all pH, normal value 7.35 to 7.45 as we've just discussed over here if it's lower than 7.35 it's an acidotic state. If it's higher it's an alkaline state. PCO2 I just like to remember is the same numbers but without the 7 as the pH so it's 35 to 45 but it goes the opposite way so if it's increased if it's higher then 45 if it's acidotic if it's lower it's alkaline. Bicarbonate normal values are 22 through 26 if it's lower it's acidotic and if it's increased it's alkaline. So the pH and bicarbonate move in the same direction as so if it's higher or lower if it's acid or alkaline and the pH really moves the opposite. Again just memorize these also refer back to your professors and your textbook because values may differ by hospital, by your textbook by your professor but in general these will be much the same everywhere. So I've written out some steps here on how to go about interpreting these APGs. So first of all we're going to look at the pH we're going to look at the pH and determine if it's normal acidotic or alkaline. Number two we're going to look both at the PCO2 and the bicarbonate to see which one of them matches the acidotic or alkaline state pH. Step number three we're going to look at the opposite system so if we've now determined that let's say the the PCO2 matches the pH then we're going to now look at the bicarbonate. So that's the opposite system that's trying to compensate to try and bring the pH back into normal range. So there are three different things that can happen here. The opposite system or the EBG can be uncompensated. In that case we would have an abnormal pH and the opposite system has not responded meaning that it will be in normal range. For partial compensation the pH will still be abnormal but both bicarbonate and PCO2 will be abnormal. Meaning that now we have an abnormal pH is somewhere out of range but they're both trying so one of them is exotic, one of them is alkaline they're both trying to bring the pH back into normal. If it's fully compensated that means that the compensatory system whether it's Reno or Respiratory has kicked in and the pH is now normal but both the bicarb and the CO2 will still be abnormal. Meaning that now the pH is normalized but one of them will be over here but together they work together to bring the pH back into our normal range. So let's look into some examples to really apply this information. I highly recommend memorizing these numbers and then also memorizing these steps because then you have no problem analyzing ABG. So first example over here our pH 7.29 means that it's acidotic pH 2.54 is acidotic as well bicarbonate is 30 which means that it's alkaline. So first thing we label our pH we say it's acidotic and then we see which one of the two bicarbonate or PCO2 matches it. So in this case the PCO2 is acidic so we know that the primary offender here is a Respiratory Acidosis. These two match Acidosis and PCO2 represents the Respiratory system. Now we need to look at our compensation. So step number three the pH is abnormal and both of these are abnormal we have one acid and one alkaline. So we have an abnormal pH with both bicarbonate and PCO2 being abnormal so in this case we have a partially compensated partially compensated Respiratory Acidosis. Let's look at example number two. pH 7.49 which is alkaline PCO2 is 30 which is alkaline as well and then our bicarbonate is 24 which is actually normal. So now looking at the pH again it's alkaline what matches is the PCO2 so we know that we have a Respiratory Acidosis and now the pH bicarbonate is normal so the opposite system has not responded so there's basically the renal system has done nothing to help us decreases pH therefore it is an uncompensated Respiratory Acidosis. Example number three. pH 7.25 means Acidotic. PCO2 is 30 meaning alkaline bicarbonate is 17 meaning Acidotic. Again I determined my pH is acidic so is my bicarbonate so I know my primary offender is metabolic it's the renal system so metabolic acidosis and my PCO2 is alkaline so that means the Respiratory system is kicking in pH up so looking at my rules over here I have an abnormal pH and both of them are abnormal as well so I have an abnormal pH with both bicarbonate and PCO2 being abnormal therefore I have partially compensated metabolic acidosis Example number four. pH is 7.45 which is normal PCO2 is 31 and bicarbonate is 20 which is acidic now over here when the pH is normal it tells us that the only time that the pH is normal that means that it's fully compensated so but now how do we determine whether we were alkaline or acidotic before so if you look at this pH it's really on the alkaline side of the pH knowing that the pH goes from 7.35 to 7.45 the 7.45 is more on the alkaline side of the normal and then we look at again the PCO2 31 alkaline and bicarbonate acid so in this case because these two match although the pH is normal but it's more towards the alkaline side so we have a Respiratory alkalosis and because the bicarbonate is abnormal as well it is fully compensated so basically if you look at this back over here the pH is normal the PCO2 is alkaline and the bicarbonate is over here so those two have balanced each other out to help the system get back into normal range and then our last example over here the pH is 7.12 so it's acidotic PCO2 is 41 which is normal and then bicarbonate is 18 which is also acidotic so now we know we have to determine our pH which is acidotic bicarbonate is acidotic so we know we have a metabolic acidosis and the PCO2 is normal so the Respiratory system has done nothing to compensate so by our rules over here pH is abnormal opposite system has not responded means it's an uncompensated metabolic acidosis I highly encourage you to look at more examples either in one of your books, textbooks workbooks online to really apply this information if you know the basics of how this applies to breaking down the carbonic acid and memorize these numbers as well as these steps you really should be able to interpret any blood gas that is maybe on a quiz or that you want to practice with I am also going to have another video that explains the different causes and reasons and nursing interventions for the different arterial blood gas abnormalities and abnormalities in pH and what we can do to resolve those please leave any comments down below I appreciate those and also let me know if you would like me to review and for now, thank you very much for nursing watching and nursing school explained


Being a woman is hard. You have no boobs. You better grow some. You have boobs. Cover yourself up.  Everyone will laugh at you.  You better cover yourself up. You don't want to attract too much attention. You're short. You better wear high heels. You're tall. You cannot be taller than men. You're skinny. You better eat something. You're chubby. You better starve yourself. Otherwise no one will find you pretty.  What's up? Yeah, I was thinking about you. I don't care how lame this makes me look. I'm just gonna come out and say it. I'm on the dating apps. I'm trying to meet someone, okay? And like, all these guys, they do so much. Like, I'm swiping left on people because I'm like, whoa, I'm way too boring for you, buddy. Like, they're like, literally like, yeah, I like to snobart, ski, build, would work. I like to like build things in the woods like cabins. Also, I'm like really into guitar. I'm in a band. I have traveled several times, been to 27 countries. I also like surf. I work a nine to five. That's it. And I'm like exhausted when I go home. And like, if I see my friends on a Saturday or something like that's a day. I'm like, wow, I'm so glad I got to see my friend. I am wiped. So how do you do it? What am I doing wrong? Is this just like because I have depression? Or like, what am I doing? Am I the only one? I don't get it. What it's like dating models in Hollywood? Part one. So I love models, but for more than just the obvious reasons. Because models in Hollywood between gigs have a ton of free time on their hands. A lot of them are just chilling and waiting around so they're free basically whenever. As opposed to girls that just have jobs, like regular jobs where you can only see them at certain times a day. With models you can be like 230, be like, hey, what's up girl? And she's available. She's around. And some models do have part-time jobs or whatever. But if you're pretty enough, a lot of these models don't work at all.  Which at first seems sad. But then at the same time, these girls are like traveling the world going on these lavish vacations. Partying with A-list celebrities. I mean, you really shouldn't feel sorry for them. This is, I mean, an amazing lifestyle. And if they do have any like obligations, a lot of it's like, oh, I gotta go to a really awesome high-end exclusive club tonight at 11 o'clock. And that's exactly why I'm boys with all the promoters and club owners in LA. Because one, I'm not waiting in line. I've never waited in line, not once. And two, that's where all the hot girls go.  He looks at my outfit and goes, You do not care. I would like an answer. How come we know that it's not appropriate to use men are always horny as an excuse to like sexually harass women, right? We know, first of all, men aren't always horny. It doesn't work like that. And that's not an appropriate excuse. Are sexually harassing men, that's like the first thing we go to. But you're a man. You're supposed to like it. That wasn't sexual assault.   Outside of women tell me that all shelters were for men and women. They may legally have to say this. But it's not the actual case. Because they don't want to put victimized women in with men. But here's the truth of it. In 2017, which was only three years ago, Arkansas established the first men's shelter. Three years ago. Three years ago. It's very progressive of us, huh? In a time where we're saying that we're open-minded and we accept all these things, we can accept the fact that men get sexually assaulted. We can accept the fact that men are beat, that men have the highest suicide rate. So we're going to demonize them. I have never made a video like this. You know the sad part about this is that you actually have. You posted it on Facebook to whereby you gained over $160,000. The truth of the matter, and I know I felt a little bit off when I seen this, and it makes it hard for those that are genuinely going through things. This young lady, her boyfriend, whoa, ex-boyfriend, has a child by someone else. And she got jealous and posted this video. The grandmother spoke out and said that her son never put his hands on her. She did admit that he broke those things in the home only because she wouldn't let him out. And she assaulted him as well. This is disgusting, man. People are genuinely going through things. I do edit a mother a couple months ago and donated $600 of my own hard-earned money. We're going through a pandemic right now. People don't have that money, and they're genuinely donated just for you to be out here scam- Oh my God! I've never seen a more beautiful ring. My heart went- I don't get you guys on this app because you're like, I want to be independent, rich and successful, but then I also want a sugar daddy like, um, babe, you can do both. Okay, I'm very successful, but I'm also engaged to a rich old man.  Get it together. Fair enough? Yeah, I mean fair enough. I'm a little lost, but fair enough. Yo- Hi, is this the office of Supporter Child? Hi, listen, I just called my kid's dad's phone and he didn't answer. Can you suspend his license? Hi, child support? Listen, my baby daddy is not supporting his kids. Do you think you can wretch him for me? Great. Hi, Supporter Child? Yes, I'll hold. Hi, yes, no worries. Listen, my baby grandma's son, he sells drugs if you want to look into that, respectfully. Hi, support of children? Listen, my baby daddy, he's taking care of his girlfriend's kids, not mine's own. Hi, child support? Listen, my kid's puppy, I saw him at the fair. He had on Gucci slides, he has money if you want to send him out another court date. Hi, support children? Listen, the donor I used to have a baby, how can I get a refund? Hi, child support? My baby daddy, his mom did the PPP loan if you want to call over there. We can fight anything, but it's likely you're going to lose. To court, I argued and argued, but the judge ordered $7,200 a month in alimony. That week, he sent roses to my office. The note that said, thank you for helping me, but I decided not to divorce her. It's cheaper to keep her. I said I'd never do this, but I'm in a really desperate situation. If you have a second to listen to my story, please stick around. I need a lawyer, some kind of advice, something to just push me in the right direction because I have no idea what I'm doing. Two years ago, the mother of my children and my wife walked out on us and left me to raise my three children alone and hasn't been in the picture since.  And the attorney general won't do anything about it. I've called and the only thing they tell me is I would have to get it to go through court and that's the only way to get it fixed, but why am I having to pay over $2,000 a month to somebody who doesn't see her kids? Somebody's out using drugs who just had another child taken away from her. It doesn't make sense to me. Why? Okay, yeah, so you just take it to court and it all gets fixed, right? Well, that's easier said than done when you have no money. I lost my job of 14 years because I was forced into the single parent role and I can't work 60 hours a week anymore. I can't afford daycare or anything else. When they're taking the first $660 out of your paycheck, it doesn't really leave you much to do anything. I'm literally a single parent living in a mini home with three children because the most money I can make is any side job that I can take in. I can't make money because all my accounts are frozen. If I go back to work to a regular job, I owe $18,000 in child support. Again, for kids that I'm raising and they're going to take everything from me. I've tried so many different things. Everything is always a dead end. I've reached out to all these websites. I've gone to the court myself and nothing just seems to work. I need some kind of advice. I need a lawyer. 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Hello my name is Timmingo reporting for CalTV Entertainment and I'm here today on campus so we can read some of Kim Kardashian's old tweets. Let's start with her first one. Hey guys, it's Kim Kardashian. I finally signed up for Twitter.  Have you ever thought someone was kind of cool like their vibes and saw their tweets and realized they are so lame? Lol. I have a really odd talent. I can smell when someone has cavities. I have never been wrong yet. They don't even have to be super close by me. Isn't it weird how singers like Rihanna and Celine Dion sing in an American accent but really speak with an accent?  Are you trying to scare me? Boo it's not Halloween. Ate a bite of a salad and an olive was in it.  Hope my taste isn't changing. I don't want to like olives. OMG I was chewing a piece of gum and my filling came out. Wait is this really news that I posted a selfie and cropped my daughter out lol? Her eyes were closed and I was feeling my look. Can I live? I never thought I would say this but I'm wearing flats today. A little kid just coughed literally in my face on the plane. Is it rude? I said sweetie please cover your swiney. I'm not about to get sick. Weird can fact. I blow dry all my jewelry before I put it on. I can't stand putting on cold jewelry. It gives me the chills. Nicole Richie reminds me of my Jeep. Ew I just ate some dried seaweed. I almost threw up. Courtney Kardashian has the worst taste in snacks. Tastes like I ate a fish from the ocean. Cowabunga dudettes. I am so pumped to be on this surfing kick. Who else surfs out here in an early day in the HTO? Riding waves.


Good afternoon, afternoon everyone. This is Melissa with the stockswish.com and I just wanted to do a spy review here It is I'm in the middle of a class actually But I just saw something that I just don't want to forget my mind is just going here And I just don't want to forget everything that I'm saying so I need to record it So I just saw here that the level that the market side of the spy is a new buy area I didn't see it till like two seconds ago and I decided to do a video here I'm in the middle of the class But I don't want to forget what my brain is seeing here now so This level here is a new buy and and I didn't think that that was until the second ago. I just saw it I didn't I knew we would get over the area I mean, I absolutely knew that and I knew that 215 was the next target I knew we get up over 213, but I just saw this here Just because I'm reading this as I'm teaching I was teaching and reading and talking and then I just saw it And so it's real anyways This level is a buy area in the market for a new buy What does that mean that means that new money is going to flow into the market there that was never there before and it's going To be institutional money that's going to lift the market higher that will continue it So you could actually go long the market like right at this area and be in it long And that's going to take you up again to these numbers. I've been discussing 275 300 and and what eyes Crazy is that many people think that they would never buy the market here never never never never because of this They would never buy it here, but the original thing I saw back I think it was like in March where I realized Yeah, I it's all coming together now because in March I saw that this level was going to hold for for the rest of the year and and and then I saw like in March That it was probably gonna hold for a long time and now that I just realized that this is a new buy area That you could actually go on the market as a new buy I'm seeing that the possibility that this is something that could last for years Like it could be two years. It could be three years. It could be five years It could be ten years this could last for a decade that this low could be set here in the market at this point And the reason I'm saying that and I was just talking that's why I was like I got a tape myself talking here So don't forget what I saw the drop-off that happened here that fell and broke All right, let's just go back. This was a gap down. This was a gap down fell fell fell This was a gap down here. Look at this rallied up, but couldn't hold it gap down Gap done it I remember every day in here when we were falling red and gapping down And then there's a gap down here. This is last fall. I kept looking to make sure that I wasn't missing something I did not expect us to break this far. We did And I knew that when we would we would get over it quickly We literally did within three trading days We were 80 percent over the drop-off and that is how things work when they go when they go Okay, like this took really three weeks And this took three days this happened in a month this happened in less than a week Do you see that anyways what I was just seeing here was Okay, so this drop and broke and fell rally rally made a new high which I knew then I saw in here We ran we'd run the whole year of 2015 that I started this wing trade letter and then we literally made this crazy high Is it some FMC announcement thing it was in December and that let's set the high for the year I I thought we get over it, but we just it was just the holidays and we didn't Then we came down in here retested it and when I saw that we retested this area then Just now as I was talking and I was realizing that that's the other thing that's giving me the confirmation And the conviction because this action here at this drop-off this break this push over the high this come in In here the hold and now this look here that I'm seeing this really is a new buyer like this is all just give me the confirmation This is a new buyer in the market and this is what people think is the target That's what I find so amazing about the stuff that I see like people are saying to 20 to 25 And I'm telling you a 215 you could buy the market as a new buy that could hold for a long time And and people are saying that that's five dollars away from the high that it will crash around to 22 25 It's not going to it's not going to new money will come in and lift the market over that area that will be new Buy it's not going to be the end It is going to be getting of something that you could actually buy which I didn't see till just a moment ago Although I knew the market keep going higher and I did see these numbers that I knew it would rally and the continuation would follow Through but I just saw there that you could actually buy the market here like this is actually good buy actually This is a good buy. Okay in the market here a solid solid buy meaning not too late and And and people are not going to do it. They just are not going to do it So what's going to happen is people will not do it because they think that this is done and extended and it's not and this is Just giving me the confirmation that of what I originally saw back in March I just never never thought that the timing of this could actually last for as long as I see that it is really probably going to last and We're going to see a bullish market that is far beyond anyone's expectations And I don't know what it's going to mean for the economic times in the world I don't even I don't even know but I'm just saying like we're going to see an unprecedented time of bullishness in the market and lift and rally And through a presidential period is going to happen in the next two years and and and I knew that we would see for 2015 Like I knew that we'd rally all this year and we will but I just never thought that this can continue far beyond here What I'm seeing and now that I see that this is a new buy I know that it will because new money doesn't come into the market and leave it immediately Unless there's a war some calamity or something unforeseen that nobody can expect And you don't plan for things like that. You can't it's an unknown factor That's why trading is at risk, but I'm just saying here This is actually a place you could buy the market and it is a place that No one's gonna buy except for the institutions and then everyone's gonna see it rally and think it's over and not read it Is what it is. It's just really new money and then later at some point when the rally continues and keeps going it Keeps going and keeps going and people are gonna feel like they're missing it And the market's gonna be talked about so much as being bullish that then people will jump in and whenever that happens And I have no idea when it probably will be some time later this year fall end of the year I don't know that will lift the market to these other crazy numbers I'm talking about whether gets up over 300 this year It just hits up three two seventy five ish The people that will buy will buy lane But if you really know what you're doing you would buy right here and and this sounds crazy But I'm telling you this is a this is great buying the market right in here 215 and you could you know you should be long this already But I'm just saying if you didn't go long it and you felt that you missed it And you've been trying to short this and you're thinking about shorty and now it's just not the right thing to do This is actually a new buy What else was the thing that I saw I can't believe I just saw this might last like a decade. What is it? It's 2015 We're gonna have a bullish run that last past the year of 2020. It's 2015. I Think I think the market could run bullishly. I think we're gonna have a five-year Huge immense bullish run in the market. It could last another decade. I mean we have already been running up here All the money that people lost in their 401k is when they when this all collapse They could if they had held everything and held everything and kept holding everything and held through everything They would get it all back and more and you know what that's what it is about the market I mean that's you got to be able to ride the ways and the downturns and understand what's going on and And and and you just got to know how to do it and if you don't know how to do it Then you put your money with someone that doesn't know how to do it But I don't take people's money. I just do my own thing, but I'm sure a lot of people are not advising people to buy here and the market's a buy So this is Melissa with the stock switch calm This is I just wanted to look here very quickly to spy because I just wanted to remember my thoughts I couldn't possibly write them all down. This is a new buy point here for the market And it's a good one this level here will not be broken for a long time Which I kind of saw back in March a long time But now I'm seeing it could last for like five years or more past 2020 in In our lifetime that the market could really have a run and and could go to some unprecedented number And and everybody's gonna want to jump into it It's gonna be everybody jumping on the bandwagon and the thing that's gonna be so strange about the timing of everything and Is it no one's gonna be able to predict any People like to make reasons for things. They like to rationalize. I like to theorize they like to talk and talk and talk I don't say why I think something's doing something I say what the price is doing and explain the price what it is doing and why the price is doing that But I don't say this is doing this because of this is happening in the world Because you could talk and have a million different opinions of why something's doing something or not based on whatever earnings the world the economy Countries whatever the reality is all that matters is what the price is doing and that's how you know what it's doing And where it's going But the thing I want to say is like back in the 90s when the market had the massive bull run And it did there was all that tech bubble and people really rationalize then why that was happening Everybody wanted to jump and buy back into the market then and it all made sense The thing that's so interesting about this and the reason this is such a great call that I'm making here Because it's because it is so the the fact that I can even predict this is I I'm so destined to do this This is there's no way that I could be able to predict this other than the fact that I'm great at reading gaps Because there's no reason that you could do legitimize for why this is going to happen But I'm telling you that it is because there isn't going to be one thing that happens that makes this happen It's not going to be like that It's not going to be like in the 90s, and that's what's going to be unprecedented and because this is unpredictable I'm predicting it, but it's unpredictable. I'm predicting something that's actually on There's no way to for me to predict this other than the fact that I can read money very well And and I'm telling you I just saw it. This is a new buy point here at 215. This is so exciting This could last past 2020 And there's not going to be any reason for it that people are going to be able to come up with and that's why people are going to Miss it because they're not going to be able to rationalize on their mind that they should buy here Because they think it's late and then the run is up and then it's not going to go on and they can't understand Why it's going to go on it doesn't matter all you have to do is understand price in the market if you want to make money That's all you need to know and thank goodness. That's all I need to know I wouldn't even have time to do anything or have a life if I had to read every reporter every watch every news thing or read every Article or every newspaper every television show. I wouldn't have time to have a life I wouldn't even have time to sleep or eat or exercise. It doesn't matter all you have to know is how to read price in The live market and charts and if you know how to do that You can make money and you can predict things and I just predicted right now and it's going to come out to be true Because everything I've said about this market is predicted to come out to be true And every time I've said a new number and new heights predicted is come out to be true The reason this is going to be so massive is because of the unpredictability of it Because it's almost impossible to be able to predict it, but I just did so we'll see what happens This is Melissa with the stocks which calm have a great day everyone


Hello and welcome to Around the World in 8 Minutes, a show by People's Dispatch. In this show, we bring you stories of struggle and resistance and the relentless and inspiring battles of people across the world for change. In our first story, we go to Haiti. Thousands took to the streets across Haiti on Friday, September 27th, in what is being called a People's Rebellion against the government of Juvenile Moises as the energy crisis entered its fifth week. Thousands took place in cities across the country. In several areas, protests intensified, leading to the burning down of state institutions and police stations. The fuel shortage in the country has parallelized all walks of life in the Caribbean country, including state institutions, health centers, universities, schools, and the usually bustling markets. The shortage was also used as an excuse by the government to increase the prices and eliminate state subsidies and fuel, which has a direct impact on the price of everyday items. While the state maintained that the fuel supplies had run out, a reporter from a local radio channel visited a port and revealed that 140,000 barrels of petroleum that the state had in its position were being deliberately retained. In July 2018, the government of Juvenile Moises had attempted a similar move following IMF dictates, but the fuel price increase was met with similarly massive protests which forced him to backtrack. The then prime minister, Jacques Guilafonton, had to resign in the aftermath of these protests. A key issue during the mobilizations of 2018 and this week was the rampant corruption committed by government officials, specifically with Petro-Caribay funds. The mass mobilization of Friday is part of protests that began on September 16th. The mass participation, as well as palpable anger and frustration of the people, is testament to the fact that while Juvenile Moises might have the support of the United States, his government has been rejected by almost all sectors of Haitian society. The Haitian government has been consistently incapable or unwilling to respond to the needs of the people, maintain stability and govern responsibly. Haiti is one of the poorest and most unequal countries in the region and has been subject to foreign military occupation through numerous UN missions. We go to Mexico next. Thursday, September 26th was the fifth anniversary of the Ayotzinapa massacre. Five years ago, in the city of Iguala in the state of Guerrero, municipal police forces brutally attacked students from the normal rural school. These students had commandeered buses in order to travel to Mexico City to commemorate a massacre which took place in 1968. The attack resulted in the forced disappearance of 43 students, the assassination by police forces of six people, including three students, and injuries to dozens. The massacre shook the country due to the sheer brutality and impunity that was on display that night. Over 40,000 people have been disappeared in the country. The government of Enrique Pena Nieto, who was president at the time, was quick to construct a narrative to cover up the involvement of the federal government and to paint the events as local dispute over drug trafficking. The family members of the 43 and the survivors of the massacre rejected this narrative and continued their struggle for the whole truth and justice. They believed that the disappearance of the students happened with the complicity of the federal police and the Mexican army and had the implications of far greater than just a local drug dispute. While Pena Nieto was in office, his government obstructed the struggle at every opportunity, blocking the work of independent commissions, such as the interdisciplinary group of independent experts of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights and others. Mexico's new president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, has taken a different approach. During his election campaign, he promised to launch a truth and justice commission to investigate what happened to the students and pledged his support to the struggle of the family members and the survivors. The commission was established, and though it has not had any major breakthroughs yet, the victims are hopeful that with a determined struggle and amnesty support, the truth can finally be uncovered and those responsible can be tried and punished. A mobilization was held in Mexico City on the anniversary with the family members of the 4043 at the forefront. The people of Mexico continue to ask the question, where are they? For being so loved and appreciated that it is your son, something of you, and that they throw you away, and that you have to follow him, you don't have to lower your guard. As we have said many times, as parents, it is not because we are children, but because we have lived four or five years in a horror of lies, of injustice, of not knowing the truth, of knowing that there are people who are functionaries of the government who are involved, and there is no such will to give you an answer.  Next we go to Palestine. Thousands of women and activists across historic Palestine and the diaspora took to the streets on Thursday, 7th of April to reject gender-based violence and proclaim the centrality of women's rights, the social, economic and political fight for broader Palestinian liberation. The call for the mobilization was issued by Talhad, a collective of Palestinian women across historic Palestine, who were moved to action following the brutal femicide of 21-year-old Izra Garib who was murdered by members of a family in late August. The rally in Jerusalem was met with police repression, but that did not deter the spirit of the protesters who defiantly marched on. We take a look at the protest video. That's all for this episode of Around the World in 8 Minutes. For more about these stories, visit our website peoplesdispatch.org and follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Thanks for watching.