Welcome to this overview of Lockout Tagout for the Machine Shop. Lockout Tagout is the common name for a process of control of hazardous energy, as established by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, under Federal Registry 29 CFR 1910.147. The purpose of Lockout Tagout is to prevent injury to persons during the repair, maintenance, inspection, and adjustment of equipment by controlling all energy sources used, stored, or produced by the equipment. To tag out a machine or piece of equipment, all energy sources are turned off or disconnected, stored energy is released or restrained. A lock is applied either directly to the disconnects of each energy source or through a lockout device affixed to each energy-controlled device, so that re-energization cannot occur. To tag out a machine or piece of equipment, all energy sources are turned off or disconnected, stored energy is released or restrained. A warning tag, such as do not operate, is applied to the disconnects of each energy source, so that re-energization cannot occur. Lockout Tagout protects you from energy sources, such as moving machinery and stored energy, including electrical, chemical, thermal, hydraulic, gravitational, and pneumatic. The following are the rules for acceptable lockout tagout procedures. Each authorized employee is issued separate locks and tags. Locks and tags are standardized. Use locks and tags only for lockout tagout. Locks and tags have information about who placed them. Only the person who placed the lock may remove it. Authorized employees are the only people allowed to lock and tag out equipment or machinery. Know the equipment and energy sources. Notify all affected employees that the machinery, equipment, or process will be out of service. Conduct a normal shutdown. An orderly shutdown will be used to avoid any additional or increased hazards to employees, as a result of equipment to energization.  Place lockout tagout device so that it will hold the energy isolating devices from the safe or off position. You have completed this module on lockout tagout for the machine shop.


Live from Boston, Massachusetts, it's theCUBE, covering OpenStack Summit 2017. Brought to you by the OpenStack Foundation, Red Hat, an additional ecosystem of support. Welcome back, I'm Stu Miniman joined by my co-host, John Troyer, we're here at the Boston Doubleheader. Happy to bring back to our program, Paul Cormier, who's the president of products and technology, and Matt Hicks, who's vice president of engineering, both with Red Hat, both were on the program last week at Red Hat Summit. So, Paul, I'll start with you. Game-changing events happening. You threw out the first pitch at Fenway.  It was, I mean, Red Hat Summit was last week, great summit, really exciting, but I have to say, Wednesday night, throwing out the pitch, maybe a little bigger for me personally, just looking around. It was an amazing thing. And it was a great sinker, by the way I was told. So, it worked well. Absolutely, well, congratulations. Matt, last week we were talking about some of the public cloud stuff. Why don't you bring us up to speed some of the announcements around OpenStack this week? Yeah, sure thing. So, I think you'll see as a theme at OpenStack this week, just how broadly used the technology and the products are becoming our big announcement that we announced today is RHEL OSP11. So, it's based on the Ocata release, and we're really excited about that. It just follows on the theme of every sector from enterprise customers to academia, having a really capable product and we're excited about it. All right, yeah. I think Chris, right, our chief technologist and his keynote said, you know, late out today, we've got 500 commercial customers running on our OpenStack today across every single vertical market segment out there. So, it really is the year and has been the year of going to production with this technology. Yeah, it's nice to see the maturation, you know. Remember, previous years it'd be like, oh, who did more commits and more lines of codes in the stack of litics and all that stuff. You know, core, you know, seems pretty stable, a little bit of networking stuff. We might want to still work on some big, tense, interesting mix of what we've had. But, you know, we're talking about users, talking about what they're deploying, how they're changing business. I know it was big theme at Summit last year, last week was, for Red Hat Summit, was the user. And it's always been one of the themes here at, you know, OpenStack Summit is the super user. So, it's some customer stories you want to share, what your Red Hat customers are doing with OpenStack. Well, I mean, one is right here. I mean, actually it's more a partnership than a customer is the MLC. We talked about that, the Mass Open Cloud, where Massachusetts universities have gotten together to build a cloud for use by the researchers across universities, et cetera, powered by Red Hat's OpenStack. And so, for them, it's a way to really put together a very big infrastructure for us. It's, frankly, a way to have an enterprise lab for our products. And so, we're working hand in hand with them, working well, they're solving real world problems on the application level. We're just making our product better and better every day because we have such a big laboratory. Yeah, and probably actually with the MLC, one of my favorite examples of it is they run the environment on three users. And if you went back a couple of years and they go to OpenStack when it was early, it took a lot of effort. And, you know, the technology was just changing fast. When you see a deployment that large, that can be run by three individuals, it just goes to show how stable and consumable it's gonna be. Matt, can you give us, what's the scale of that? You know, one of the things we always track is like, right, how many servers could I manage with a single individual? Three users running it is great, what's the scope? Three users, the way they look at their scale, it's research-based, it's largely on storage, storage consumption. I think they're at 700 terabyte deployment today and they actually have plans to go to 20 petabytes right now. So it's a non-trivial deployment. It's used on a pretty diverse set of use cases. We work with them on everything from open shift to general analytics research tasks. So, yeah, it's not an easy environment in terms of all the things that run on it and still able to do that with a pretty small cost. Yeah, academics typically have a very diverse set of workloads, sometimes high compute, sometimes high storage. I was impressed this morning, five million cores under OpenStack management right now was one of the statistics from the keynote this morning. You know, we're seven years into OpenStack. You talked about real world customers. What do you see as a typical profile? I mean, there is no typical, we looked at the OpenStack user survey, right? You have 25% of the respondents at organizations a hundred or smaller and then going on up to the very largest. Is there a typical OpenStack use case at this point that you're seeing? Where are the sweet spots? I mean, if there's a market segment that's really on fire OpenStack, it's the telco space. That's one. I mean, we are across all segments and even the telco space is not, it's not like it's 50% or anything. It's, I don't know, I have the exact number, but it's somewhere around maybe 20 something percent. But for us, and the telco space is on fire with OpenStack, because they're retooling. I mean, the telco folks, they retool every 10 or 12 years or so and they're coming out of a world where, you know, stack all away from hardware through OS, networking up to application on one thing for each application to really an application-centric stack. Now to have the ability to have an infrastructure underneath it scales dynamically as one application needs more resources than the other as they begin like a 12 year cycle, that's really, really hot right now. So you see it both from the neps as on the telco side and both, as well as the providers as well. And we sat this morning, AT&T had a keynote this morning, one of the biggest OpenStack telcos out there, but that's really an interesting segment right now. I mean, I don't know if there's a typical in another area that you can- Yeah, I mean, the enterprise issues, it's one of the things I like of it's pretty diverse and I think the reason is you hear the talk of applications a lot where you want infrastructure to be fairly invisible, but it's still there and you still have to be able to tune it and structure it and cater it to the applications. And so I think that's why you see so much, all the deployments are there to serve apps and whether you're a 20% IT shop or a 20,000 person IT shop, you still have that core infrastructure requirement. One of the other keynotes this morning, Verizon, which I know leverages Red Hat technology, talking about the Edge, where does your offering fit with Edge? What are you hearing from your customers? What do we need to do to kind of mature that piece of the solution? You mean the Edge server type? Yeah, exactly, or IoT type environments? I mean, many, if not most of our 500 customers they've quickly moved from the Edge inward to the core. We're running core business applications with many of our customers on OpenStack today. I guess what I'm talking, it's the interesting use case like IoT centers at the Edge, the telco Edge a lot of times too. Well, I mean, from an IoT perspective, I mean, we see IoT as a use case with our customers and they're using our back end services and servers to support that. The telco side, I don't really think it's on the Edge, I think it's in the center. So, running the whole thing. Well, I mean, this used to be, the joke used to be right in the science project. It sounds like, I mean, if three people can really stand up an academic cloud, it sounds like a normal IT group could go in and run this thing. Yeah, and I think with some pretty sophisticated capabilities too. So, if you look at, when you get into the networking areas, whether it's IoT or the Edge, you have things like the distributed virtual router or the work we're doing with a DPDK and just lots of enablement that I'm from an IT background back in the day and you just didn't have that sort of power to get your fingertips for a long time. The other interesting thing to think about too is the neps who sell to the providers, they're now building OpenStack into their equipment. So, that's why I was so pushing on in the center. I mean, it's coming, as part of the equipment coming from the telco providers, hardware providers to the actual telco providers. So, that's how it's almost working its way from the center out in many cases right now. Great. You guys have been involved in OpenStack for a while. What do you still think needs to mature in the space, past the hype cycle here? What would you see going forward? I'll give you mine and you can, I mean, it's still management, usability, all of the things upfront that usually community development is not great on. That's up my, frankly, I think that's where the vendors add a lot of their value.  Linux started the same way. I mean, we saw the same thing when we started RHEL 15 years ago. And so, it's really the refinements in the usability. And I think over time, we talked about it last week. I ended my keynote at the summit last week. I think you're actually going to see things like OpenShift containers, containers for us coming together with OpenStack underneath.  So I think, you know, Matt said, infrastructures for the application, absolutely right. You're going to see those technologies come together even more. Yeah, please. Yeah, I think for me, Upgrades is probably the biggest one of, we went through a phase of heroic efforts to install at once. And it was actually last week I got to a customer, talked to a customer that had been through multiple upgrades now and told me it was seamless to them. And even if you look at like the OSP11 announcement of the composable roles and supporting upgrades for them, that's critical because we can't leave people on islands with it. And I do think that's where a lot of our value comes in. And then to Paul's point, like areas of connecting the Kubernetes world and OpenStack, the networking layers out there, I think you'll see a lot of investment and interest on our side. That's really nice. I love that death of the war room is the way I like to think of it. Nobody should go into a war room every two years and try to upgrade stuff anymore. Yeah, exactly. You all have, you know, Red Hat, Red Hat is hitting good this year, right? It seems like it's a good year of Red Hat. You're involved in a lot of interesting projects and communities that are kind of on the cutting edge of where we are in the enterprise and IT space. I think Jim pointed out in an interview on theCUBE at the Red Hat Summit that Red Hat invests in communities, not necessarily technologies. So how are you feeling in general? You know, you're all over Kubernetes and with OpenShift and now all over OpenStack and we see that it's live and real and actually driving revenue. I don't know, how are you feeling about Red Hat as a community investment organization and how your portfolio is kind of impacting real world productivity? Yeah, I feel great. But you know, I think the thing for us is we've got a pretty good arc about picking communities that are going to stick. But I think the rubber meets the road of our customers being successful with it and you saw it at Red Hat Summit. You'll see it extended to this week. That's really what drives me at the end of the day is we know we can make the community bets. I think we, hindsight's always 20-20, we've made some good ones and we're proud of that. But we've been able to take them all the way to customer after customer, which that's what gets me out of the bed in the morning. I mean, the other thing too is it's a great year for us because three, four years ago when we took these bets, you know, everyone was asking us when's the revenue start? When does things start to flow? Now it's, we're enjoying it now. But having said that, over the last five years, we've had this vision of hybrid cloud for four or five years. And over the last four or five years, every community we've gotten involved in, every new product we've done, every M&A that we've done, frankly, has been in support of that vision of hybrid cloud. So we've stayed insanely focused on that over the last years and I think now it's starting to pay off. Yeah, it was something at the end of last year's OpenStack Summit, I felt like I was finally understanding where an OpenStack fit in that hybrid world because for the longest time it was, oh no, Amazon's the enemy and that's how you guys are a software company but many of the companies here are the infrastructure guys and one of them said when Amazon wins, we all lose and things like that. Do you feel we've kind of matured enough to kind of understand where we live? It's not a zero sum game. We're kind of as an industry moving forward. I mean, I think we've matured and I think the market's matured with that a bit. I mean, I think for the first time this year, I'm actually, as you said, I'm actually seeing even a lot of people that follow us start to see that, oh yeah, that's where it fits in. Amazon's a partner. We're helping our customers move to the various public clouds with OpenShift because for us, we cover all bases within that hybrid cloud so where the customer chooses to run is fine with us. Do you feel like OpenStack, the foundation and the project has a clear path forward because doing that in public over the last seven years has had some zigs and zags. How do you feel about that pathway going forward? I think the project is always going to be technology to solve, technology problems to solve along the way. I mean, I think this year they split up the developer side from the business side with the conference. I think that's a good thing to really separate that too. So I think as- Try to miss the hoodies. Yeah, yeah. Well, I think there's still a lot here. I see them around, but I think the thing here is that is the whole thing about OpenSource. You sort of feel your way through. You don't go with a big set of requirements on day one. You sort of see where you're going as you get through the project. So I think they're in great shape. Yeah, and I've been seeing a lot of foundations, seeing a lot of OpenSource structure foundations. I don't think any of them are static. So OpenStack's in the same boat as CNCF and all others where you've just got to evolve and keep tracking, make sure it's still relevant and healthy as it goes. All right, so unless the Red Sox call you up, what do you see moving forward? Start with you, Paul. Just looking forward. I think what we're looking at in the coming year for us is just what I just said previously is I think you're going to start to see the worlds of containers, container orchestration and dynamic infrastructure services underneath starting to come together and work more and more hand in hand. Having said that, it's just like OpenStack. It takes years to get these things to market, but that's the point we're in right now. The good news is we have two powerful platforms to solve real problems today. Now we just move them closer and closer and closer. Any final predictions Matt? No, I think it's the same space and it's really, we have a lot of technologies that are, they're changing how customers build apps and it's a lot of fun. Whether it's more infrastructure focus, whether it's container focus dynamic, we're seeing a lot of convergence in the space and yeah, it's going to be fun to work through and watch. Matt Hicks, Paul Cormier, appreciate you both joining us again and back to back weeks in Boston. Thanks so much for joining us. We'll be back with lots more coverage here from OpenStack Summit 2017. You're watching theCUBE.


Hello everybody! This video will show you how to install or safely update device drivers for Windows. If a device driver is not installed, or the installed version of the driver is not compatible, such device will not work properly, or even make your computer freeze, of course, Windows errors, especially blue screen errors. In another video, I have already given a detailed guide on discovering the causes of a blue screen error and explained how to fix it. Follow the link in the description. If you have no problems with how your computer and all of its devices work, then your drivers must be all right. Dear friends, if you need to recover deleted data, use utilities by Headman Software. Follow the link in the description to visit our website, download a utility for free and install it. Then start disk analysis. When the process is over, it will show the files available for recovery, and you will be able to bring them back. Our blog features quick guides to solve all kinds of problems faced by Windows users. Our channel and blog offer solutions for any issues from installing the operating system to remote administration and connecting mobile devices. Our specialists will be glad to answer your questions in comments to videos and articles. All drivers are usually installed and updated automatically when installing the operating system, automatically with Windows Update, manually by the user through Device Manager, manually by the user from the manufacturer's official website, or from the installation disk supplied with a certain device. When installing the operating system, drivers for all of the computer's devices are installed at the same time. In 99% of the cases, Windows installs all the necessary drivers. It is an automated process that requires no user participation. Later, Windows Update will automatically download and install latest drivers. Even if you have installed your own drivers, Windows may override them automatically when a newer version is available. In Windows Update, you can forget about searching and updating drivers, as this function will do everything for you. You can view latest driver updates if you go to Settings, Update and Security, Windows Update. Click on Update History to see all updates installed, or click here to remove them. Looking ahead, I should say that the system does not always install correct drivers. That's why advanced users sometimes disable automatic Windows Update. You can watch a special video about disabling Windows 10 automatic update by following the link in the description. The only drivers that Windows 10 can have problems updating are graphics drivers. To check for updates and install them, you can use a utility that comes with the drivers. NVIDIA, AMD and Intel offer such an opportunity. The utility will automatically check and download the latest graphic driver updates. Just open an NVIDIA GeForce AMD Radeon or Intel graphics control panel depending on what device is installed in your computer. Such utilities are often found in the system tray or can be located through the search menu. The operating system will not update graphics drivers every time that NVIDIA or AMD roll out a new version. That's why all gamers have to take care about their hobby themselves. Let's move on. If you feel that a device connected to your PC works in an incorrect way and you are sure it's in a good technical condition, the problem might be caused by drivers. To update a driver, go to Device Manager, right-click on the Start menu and select Device Manager, right-click on the necessary device and select Properties. Then click the Driver tab. You can see all the information about the device driver, provider, date and version. This is the driver installed automatically by the operating system. If you see that it's out of date or its version is not relevant – it's also possible – you can try updating it manually. To do it, just click on Update Driver and follow the update with the directions. On the contrary, if the device started working with errors after you updated the driver or after automatic update by the operating system, you can return to the previous version by clicking on Rollback Driver. The operating system cannot update or install a device driver properly, and when you attempt a manual update, the system tells you the most suitable driver is already installed, you can still update it manually by downloading and installing the drivers from the device manufacturer's official website. It is important to download the driver that is certainly compatible with your device. You can learn the manufacturer name and model of a device with the help of a diagnostic utility. There are so many of them available. For example, I use AIDA 64. Go to the manufacturer's website and look for the page where you can download drivers for a certain device model. In most of the cases, it's a webpage with a long list of drivers for download. By the date of publication, you can easily see which one is the latest. Then all you have to do is to find, download and install the driver. There are also many third-party utilities for updating drivers. For example, DriverBooster 3, DriverPackSolution, OslogicsDriverUpdater and so on. However, I don't recommend using them. It's better to stick to Windows-built tools. The best option is downloading the drivers from the manufacturer's or developer's official website. By the way, laptop and desktop manufacturers usually offer driver packages for every model in their websites. I'd like to say a couple of words about digital signatures for drivers. When a new device is connected to the computer, Windows tries to find and install a corresponding driver. Sometimes you can say a note is that the driver is unsigned, was modified after signing, or that it cannot be installed by Windows. If the driver is signed by the publisher and the authenticity of such signature has been confirmed by a certification center, you can be sure that the driver was issued by this publisher and was not modified by anyone else. It's better to avoid installing a driver if you have doubts as to each origin and the safety of its contents. However, driver signature verification can be disabled if necessary. You can do it like this. From the Advanced Boot Options menu in Windows 7. With the help of Recovery Environment and Advanced Boot Options in Windows 8 or 10. Such a detailed video guide on entering and using Windows 10 Recovery Environment. You will find the link in the description. And with the local Group Policy Editor by setting up the policy Code Signing for Device Drivers. Which one of the following videos to learn how to disable driver signature verification? General speaking, we don't recommend updating drivers without a good reason. As long as you have no problems, the current drivers must be outright. Even if the newer version is available, you may not see much difference. There is no point in being obsessed with always having the latest drivers for every device in your computer. Still, there can be good reasons to update graphics drivers. For example, game enthusiasts try to keep their graphics drivers as up-to-date as possible to ensure the best performance and reduce errors when playing latest games. In other cases, the latest drivers are necessary if you encounter errors and the operating system can't boot because some device needs better drivers. If you decided to update drivers, don't use a driver update utility. It is better to go directly to the developer's official website or use Windows Update. That is all for now. 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Hello my fellow Snifers, Flighters and Hatchlings! My name is Marlene McCohen and I want to welcome you to my channel. This is Leo and he is pretty much my emotional support bird. We have some sad news today on our channel um that I might as well just come right out and say because I know you guys are going to be wondering what happened or what the news is and basically our little Finchi has died, passed away. I'm sure you guys of course want to know what happened. Well there was nothing specific, no telltale signs of sickness, no accident or anything like that. He was just found at the bottom of his cage in the morning and he had already passed. I've had Finchi for about four years um and I don't know how old he was when I got him but I did talk to a lot of people this weekend too when they got their Finches um they were already a year old or sometimes two years old so I honestly don't know how old Finchi was but I did have a good four years with him. I wasn't there when Megan found him at the bottom of the cage and so I was called with the news and um oh it breaks my heart. It really does because Finchi was so special. I have so many great pictures of Finchi sitting on my tree and you know hanging out on my shoulder and hanging out in my room. He was just such a good sport. I'm really happy that I got him Fiona. I'm so happy that in this last year he had somebody to cuddle with and be friends with. I just loved their relationship. Immediately they were very happy with one another which means now that Fiona is alone and Fiona doesn't have a partner and I just can't have a Finch be without a partner. Really the only two options in this situation are to get another Finch for Fiona or give Fiona to somebody. I decided that I want to get another Finch for Fiona. I want to see her have that friendship. I will tell you guys that this is a fairly recent but it didn't just happen. It happened about a month ago. It's hard for me to make these videos. As much as I love filming I'm not the person to pick up a camera in an emergency or in the setting of grief. I'm a real person. I need time and in emergency situations I need to focus on the emergency. You know you need two hands and you need a calm mind and you need focus in situations and it's the same with grief. I took some time before making this video. Fiona has had her grieving period. Fiona's had about a month or so to really just kind of grieve over Finchy. You got to give your bird that time so we did give that time to Fiona and now she is ready for a friend because I can't see her alone anymore. That's something that you'll be seeing coming up. We had some really good times. I took Finchy on some day trips. I took Finchy to the grocery store before in a carry-on. I took Finchy to choose Fiona. Finchy has dad in my office with me just kind of flying around sitting on my trees sitting on my shoulder knowing whatever he kind of wanted to do and I loved that like he had such a special temperament and if you look at him like close up in photos he's just so beautiful and special. I didn't know how well I could you know bond with a Finch and hang out with a Finch. In all those great times we're so amazing because I honestly wish I could have showed them more but I don't know. I didn't sometimes or just you know things are for myself also. It's on timing because I just realized recently how much you guys enjoyed the Finchy content. I thought you know this is a parrot channel. You guys might not be interested in that and I wish I would have showed it more. I've learned a lot more about Finches. I keep learning more about Finches. I would like to invite somebody on the channel to talk about some Finch care. I mean I can always show you my Finch care and I do and I try. I believe you can bond with any bird. It just depends on you know how you live with your bird. A lot of you asked me how I got Finchy to be so tame and to be honest with you although I did do a video about it I know a lot of you are looking for these specific tips and tricks and and that is so useful. Like there are so many things you can do to get a bird to kind of adjust to you slowly and patiently and with Finchy it was just me hanging out with Finchy and that's how we bonded and I do that a lot with birds. You know it's a lot of patience and just keeping them in your environment and and eventually they gain some trust and surprisingly with Finchy that happened really fast. A lot of you saw like this small cage that I had for Finchy that would sit in the middle of kind of like the island in my kitchen and even though it was a small cage Finchy didn't you know Finchy would hang out with me in my office but what I really discovered is that Finchy loves being in the middle of action when I transferred him to a bigger cage he would like sit at the bottom because he couldn't see anything and so we really had to make some adjustments all the time. When he was in the middle of the island I learned his calls and he had a call for like what he wanted and he had a call for like when he got what he wanted which was so incredibly cute. When we would eat he would give me this call like yo where's my food too and then you know I'd give him his egg his vegetables different things and then he would eat and then he'd make like this beautiful call after like thank you and it was really I think a good part of me learning to understand and communicate with him and for him to understand that I understand him which is a huge part of taming and training and bonding with birds just showing that you're willing to accept and understand what they want really teaches them that their vocalizations and communications are valid listened and understood when a bird um feels that way they'll vocalize more they'll communicate better and they will find new ways to convey things to you and I felt that Finchy was able to do that there's one thing I want to talk a little bit about and I think I should probably make a different video about it a more specific video I think it might be of interest to you Finchy had a mate when I got Finchy and they would breed and have babies none of them really lived or survived they didn't really have the skills to take care of them I'm not one to get into breeding of birds is a lot of care and you got to be really educated on what you're doing and Finchy's they breed so easily but I did want Finchy to have a friend and a mate of course so some of you right in the comments things where I realized that this may not be clear when I chose Fiona for Finchy Fiona is actually an African Finch and Finchy was an Australian Finch and because of that they couldn't mate so they could be partners and they could give each other some companionship but they wouldn't be able to mate and I'll do the same thing looking for a mate for Fiona however on the flip side it's not that simple you definitely want to get educated on what kind of Finchy's can be together because there are aggressive Finchy's as well and there are species that will not work together and could be a danger to one another I feel like that's just a little bit important to touch on just because I see kind of a little confusion in the comments about that I think the confusion comes in because I have the hut for them to sleep in because Finchy had actually gotten used to that and what even when he was alone he liked to sleep in his hut so even though he had that he was not able to mate with Fiona and they didn't two days before this happened I feel really happy about this I took Finchy out and I cuddled him and I kissed him I gave him actually a little bit of little footsie washing I'm glad that I did have that last moment with him I wish I had more answers is you know kind of more of a surprise that's happened sometimes I'm definitely heartbroken Finchy is like out of the finches he's my Picasso you know thank you guys for watching this video till the end let me know in the comments what kind of finch you think I should get for Fiona maybe another zebra finch I don't know if I could get a zebra finch because I don't really want to feel like I'm replacing Finchy and also Finchy you know he was just one of a kind I hope you feel informed and updated with this video I love you guys so much thank you so much for always being by my side your support means the world to me I love you guys so much bye


Hi, my name is Liam Rowe, currency trader and trading coach at Trading180.com. I welcome to this week's forex and gold supply and demand fundamental and technical analysis, getting into the week ahead, jumping straight into it, 23rd of July. It will be a very busy week in the US with the spotlight on the Fed's interest rate decision and the advanced estimate of second quarter GDP growth. More important releases to watch out for include the PCE price index and that's important. For monetary policy, durable goods orders and S&P global PMI readings. Additionally, investors will closely follow the interest rate decisions from the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan as well as inflation rates for Germany, France, Spain and Australia. Finally, there will be the release of flash PMI readings for Australia, Japan, France, Germany and the UK in the Euro area along with the LFO business climate report for Germany. So lots of market moving news data coming out this week and now starting on some technicals and looking at the dollar index and from a fundamental perspective, in terms of interest rates, the Fed are expected to hike two more, they've signaled that they're hiking two more times according to their dot plot, but the market pricing in only one more hike and so going to the Bloomberg article, Fed seen hiking final time in a 22 year peak in an economist survey. So most economists expect the Federal Reserve to lift interest rates one more time next week as it ends a 16 month hiking cycle that has been the most aggressive fight against US inflation in 40 years and so here at the end of the hiking cycle is near but also as well the Fed are seeing actually holding rates higher for longer and then see a cut in March so there's that as well. So at the moment the dollar index could be potentially bouncing around this 100 area and even actually start to probably go lower as I think the hike has been priced in already so we might start to see a range or an auction between maybe these 103s of prices can get all the way up here but more than likely I think prices are likely to kind of come to the downside and maybe start to hit those 99, 98, 97 in the short term. I do think towards the end of the year though the dollar actually might be a buy but in the short term and in the next maybe quarter I think the dollar is going to be a sell providing the data supports that narrative so what I mean by that is that inflation needs to remain low and trend towards the Fed's 2% target and then that will in turn cause the Federal Reserve to not want to rate hike rates and hold rates and then you want to really kind of trade any divergences in monetary policy so if the dollar are holding rates but yeah there's another central bank who are still looking to hike rates then you want to buy the one that is hiking rates and sell the one that is holding rates right and that will be the situation for the dollar and so I think any pullbacks on the dollar are going to be shorting opportunities providing again the data does support that narrative anything that supports more rate hikes for the dollar then the dollar is a buy so the data needs to confirm the bias moving on to the dollar yen and now I'm actually medium term bearish on this as in my bias is to buy the Japanese yen now the yen the Bank of Japan sees little need to act on yield curve control for now sources say and really yield curve control is is a way that the central bank was devaluing their currency by controlling the yield curve and by removing yield curve control that is expected to appreciate the currency it's one of the steps towards actually central bank potentially hiking rates and so at the moment Bank of Japan officials see little urgent need to address the side effects of this yield curve control program at this point though they expect to discuss the issue according to people familiar with the matter central bank looks at the cost of benefits of yield curve control at every meeting and we'll reach a final decision as policy meeting next week after scrutinizing economic data and financial markets up to the last minute according to the people now one of the things that you need to look towards to determine how soon the Bank of Japan are looking to adjust yield curve control is inflation and their inflation came out recently a bit stickier than than they expected a little higher so that should put pressure on the Bank of Japan eventually whether it's going to be you know this week in July or at their next meeting whenever that is in the future the expectation is for the Bank of Japan to eventually adjust your curve control so as prices if prices do start to come up to this one for five area 146 and even before that but just from a technical analysis perspective these highs are even above I think these are going to be really nice areas for me anyway to look for shorting opportunities because you have again one central bank that is looking to actually appreciate their currency to get inflation down via monetary policies and you have another central bank the the the yeah I'm sorry the daughter the Fed who are looking to actually hold rates as inflation has come down to their two percent target so there's a divergence in the trade idea so that's what I'm looking towards in the coming war from now until the coming months looking at the dollar Swiss and there were some analysis from last week nothing's really happened last week there has been a bit of a move to the upside in terms of any kind of levels to kind of look towards any buying there really wasn't anything this is back in 2015 so I wouldn't necessarily use that as any kind of indication that you know prices should bounce from here so these were really the options that you had either you had prices pulling all the way back up to this supply zone or you had a move that caused prices to make a bit of maybe a higher high at the moment which is happening and then move to the downside then you need to pull back to that supply zone and then that's the trade there or currently we've actually got a bearish candle close on the daily so what you then be looking for is maybe some sort of move to the downside move back up into that supply zone and then move to the downside there so this isn't really a pair that I'm looking to trade but these are the options that you have for the dollar Swiss for me no no real buying unless we start to again get some sort of higher high here and then maybe even a pullback into this area here which would actually now be considered bit of demand you can put that on there not the strongest actually in fact it's okay as it goes it's taking out that level of supply as it goes so you've got lower highs lower lows there so yeah in fact you could look at that as an area of demand and bit of a pullback if you do want to buy the dollar against the Swiss Franks so yeah that is a decent area to look for any kind of buy trades the dollar CAD dollar CAD again not pair that I'm looking to trade right now but the this level is obviously held if the Bank of Canada continue to hike after the Federal Reserve has have held rates then you should want to see at least some pullback and then a move to the upside or to say to the downside before looking at yeah before taking the Bank of Canada trade if you're looking at the Federal Reserve continuing to hike rates beyond their next hike then that actually would be a really nice buy if again the Bank of Canada as seen as not hiking rates now the kind of 50 50 the Bank of Canada rate hike expectations have reduced a bit doesn't mean it's totally off the table but at the moment it has reduced so can they I think there are opportunities to short the Canadian dollar if they have actually decided to hold their interest rate hiking cycle the New Zealand dollar so last week there was a really nice level that stop-hunted but with the RBNZ rate hold expected this was you know pretty much likely to happen the dollar yes was seen as you know the weaker of them the two last week but overall when it came to who was going to be hiking the Fed was still expected to hike right and so this was a really nice trade setup technically if anyone does want to buy the New Zealand dollar then looking at any areas now or down into these this demand zone here personally I don't think I'd really want to be a buyer of the New Zealand dollar although there are rumors that the New Zealand dollar and the RBNZ could start to actually look to hike rates if inflation is persistent but they haven't signaled that just yet so let's see the data will have to support that so if you do see a pullback up into that area there I think that's a decent zone to look for any kind of short trades or you could look towards this level of resistance pass resistance here and any pullbacks into this level here before looking at a short trade overall I think the dollar should be the stronger out of the two pound dollar and again some scenarios that were playing out from from last week technically and we saw this move to the downside and this was really driven by UK inflation so softer than forecast UK inflation is latest boost for bonds so reports add to repricing sparked by US data last week so the rally sweeping across global bond markets received a boost on Wednesday amid mounting science pressure price pressures which is inflation are easing in some of the world's biggest economies so in the UK bond led the advance for two year you'll set for its biggest slide since March after data show the nation's inflation cooled more than expected so with that basically the expectation was for a larger hike because inflation you know in the UK is that is one of the highest highest in like the G10 and so when inflation you know came down more than expected basically the market started to reprice the value of the pound against the US dollar but that it didn't take great hikes off the table and so I do think the pound is still a buy at least in the short term they had some positive economic news as well and so I do think now prices coming down to this area the one two sevens if it can get here I think is going to be a really nice buy for the pound against the dollar as again the market is pricing only one more hikes or one more hike then why I've got Fed equals Fed twice yeah so so one more hike where is the Bank of England the market is still pricing in two to three hikes so I think any pullbacks into this one two seven area one two seven fourteen I think are going to be it's going to be a really nice buy for the for the pound against the dollar trading those interest rate differentials and also as well we do have a supply zone right here so if you did want to get involved in trying to short the pound in the future then you have really that area there to look towards but my bias would be towards going long on the pound dollar euro dollar again you had a pullback into this support resistance turn and support but no demand zone yet and so in fact I've deleted it but really that's the play I think you'd have to see demand really kind of prove proof of demand before looking at a pullback into the zone and looking at that as a buy trade right here so some traders do trade a lot of traders in fact do trade support resistance areas there's going to be a lot of traders looking at buying at this area is very obvious let level but personally I want to see proof of value proof of demand before prices before I look to buy right the institutions have to kind of tell me that they're that this is a bargain price right and so but the nearest area of supply at the moment has to be all the way down at these demand zones unless obviously new demand zones are created now looking at the euro ECB's higher for longer rate plan fails to convince economists and so most analysts in surveys see two more hikes to 4% deposit rate per first cut seen in March with high uncertainty over path ahead and so the European central bank plans to maintain interest rates at their eventual peak for an extended period isn't convincing economists who see it starting to unravel in just six months and so although in the short term we have you know expected two hikes remember when we went back to be the Fed we were talking about you know economists expect rates to stay higher for longer yeah and see the first cut in March the European central bank yeah is expecting in fact the cuts to come a lot sooner after they've hiked right so at the same time it looks like the yeah the European central bank are looking to probably and bait embark on rate cuts in March as well so both central banks looking to potentially or economists are thinking that both central banks are looking to cut in March so let's see what happens there but in the short term I do think the euro versus the dollar should want to move higher but the pullback could be deeper before it goes higher right so it could start to bounce off of this you know if you get a buyer at the one away so that'd be brilliant right but likely you're likely to see some bounces probably off of these you know maybe 111 10 areas but for me that would have to create the demand before again me looking for any kind of move to the upside so those are really the the options that you know you you have if you're looking to trade you know daily supply and demand zones and talking about supply there is a supply zone here now and so that's really where you know the options are my bias is still to the upside based off of interest rate divergences and if again the data supports that narrative euro yen and I think the euro yen has come up to a really nice technical area especially if we have yield curve control announced on Friday I think this is going to be a brilliant area to look for a short and so but it depends again on what the market thinks and what happens with the Bank of Japan we do have some demand demand zone there as well really created demand zone as we have higher highs higher lows being made so high low high right there and so any pullbacks into the demand zone is going to be nice supported by the fact that in the short time the Bank of Japan is holding rates and your curve control is not is not adjusted right and so prices pull back and that scenario happens I think that's going to be a really nice buy for the euro but if the opposite happens in terms of the Bank of Japan actually adjust your curve control then I think that is going to be a really nice short and in fact I don't think these these demand zones are really going to hold it's going to be a lot of supply coming into the market a lot of buying for the yen looking at the pounds euro pounds and euro pounds broke through that area and that was really kind of based off of the the expectation the inflation data coming down the expectation that the Bank of England we're going to reduce their hiking or the amount of hikes that they were going to do in terms of 50 basis points now reduced to a 25 basis point hike and so right now we've bouncing off of this supply zone this pair is a tricky pair because both central banks are hiking the looks like the Bank of England they're probably just seen slightly slightly more hawkish but there was again a repricing of the Bank of England rate hikes and so I think we should want to see some sort of area like this you know contain the the valuation of the euro and the pound so if you do want to get short I think that's going to be a nice area to go for short trades if you're looking for a long trade it looks like at the moment you have to wait for prices to really kind of pull all the way back down to the lows and less some new demand is created somewhere within this area Aussie dollar and the Australian dollar again came up to this really nice technical area if you want to be a buyer of the US dollar last week that was a really nice area to look for buy trades but with the Australian dollar actually looking to potentially look to hike rates twice inflation is going to be important this week for the Australian dollar and so if inflation is sticky or higher than expected then I think this area here is going to be really really nice for a buy trade for the RBA against the Fed so you've got actually in fact quite a wide supply zone I'm going to draw it from I shall keep that one there draw this one from really it's like this high to here supply and then you've also got supply and then you've also got an area of some support resistance in that area as well just one of the confluences you can use so if you do want to look for any kind of long trades I think right now as it comes into the monzone in anticipation of higher inflation or at least sticking patient for the RBA I think that's going to be a nice area to look for some long trades if you did want to look for any kind of short trades in case the RBA don't hike rates and the Fed continue to hike rates then I think that's going to be a decent area to look for some short trades right there and finally gold and so gold we've got yeah prices have really come up to this top the top end of this supply zone coinciding with some dollar strength of course gold and dollar work inversely so this was you know the plan or one of the plans anyway or one of the scenarios that could happen so we've had a move to the upside and it has capped which has coincided with dollar index in fact you know making a bit of a rally right there and so that level as well has started to drop but if you believe that the dollar is going to get weaker then you're looking for really kind of pullbacks on gold either into that demand zone or into this this demand zone here I think it's going to be a really nice area to look for the 1900s decent air to look for some some buys on gold if you're looking for at least some short-term or medium-term dollar dollar sells and so yeah that's where we are and before I forget at the end of this video which is pretty much now the next section is going to be about trading psychology I'm going to share a video that I held with the group on our webinars on Wednesday private webinars and trading psychology and the five wires and the root issues when I was really kind of struggling with my trading psychology and these are really the main root issues that I had to deal with when dealing with trading psychology right and the five wires I'll explain that in the actual next video so in the next part so stick around for that and again end of this video thank you for watching this far and don't forget to like subscribe and share with your fellow trading colleagues if you find the videos I provide useful every week and I hope you all have a brilliant trading week take care and speak to you all until the next video got what's to do with trading psychology questions for group call and it's quite a comprehensive question I guess and I wanted to kind of simplify it because I think as Jeff pretty much pointed out it's like you could write a 300 page essay on it but they are great questions so I'll read it out and then I'll give my take on it so Sunny said basically that we appreciate if I could delve into some of the crucial aspects of trading psychology and maybe we need a separate webinar for this if other members of the group are interested I'm particularly interested in learning about the following topics trading psychology exploring exploring the psychological aspects of trading such as fear grieving in patients understanding how our emotions can cloud judgment and hinder objective decision-making tips and techniques to maintain and a disciplined and focused mindset sorry in any market situation managing emotions in drawdown strategies to cope with drawdowns as they are are an inevitable part of trading absolutely how to stay composed and avoid compulsive actions during these downturns ensuring we don't fall into a downward spiral of emotional decision-making absolutely and the power of fundamentals building a strong belief in the significance of fundamental analysis in the midst of a highly volatile and speculative market how fundamentals can serve as an anchor during turbulent times helping us to stay grounded and make informed in trading decisions so there's a lot there but what I wanted to do is to kind of maybe just narrow it down to I guess the my my basic approach to trading psychology and I don't know if many of you know about the five wise there was a five wise does anyone know about the five wise asking yourself five wise or asking to solve a problem five wise anyways basically it's a technique so five wise is not is a iterative interrogative technique used to explore the cause and effect relationship relationships underlying a particular problem so in trading you know our particular problems you have to be aware of are why we do certain things why do we take profit too early why do we you know not follow the rules that we set out why do we you know go against certain things that we know we should be doing and then we keep making those same mistakes right so those are the issues that we that we go through as trading and our trading psychology yeah so this is the primary goal of a technique is to determine the root cause yeah or defects or problem by repeating the question why five times the answer to the fifth why should reveal the root cause of the problem and so the technique was described by Tai Chi I think that's a pronounced it oh no a Toyota at Toyota Motor Corporation but there are criticisms of this of course there's others at Toyota elsewhere criticize the five wise technique for various reasons but it's a great for me using this I use this over the years especially you know when I was trading with Mark and just asking myself why constantly so not just settling with you know the first answer I came to and what I discovered in fact just my own personal wise where these these were my main root issues when I asked myself you know why doesn't necessarily mean you know I asked myself five why sometimes I've got to this answer all these answers you know maybe after asking myself why three times or two times or four times you don't necessarily have to ask yourself why five times but this is why these are the ones I kind of settled on over the years and remembered as well and so my root issues that I remember were first of all unrealistic trading expectations yeah so the reason why for example I would I would not I would you know tend to jump from strategy to strategy yeah was because all not follow the strategy and maybe add to certain things and you know try to tweak a strategy and maybe take away things and add an indicator would not add this indicator and add this entry and not was because of unrealistic expectations yeah yeah well I will do by the way I will do John I'm realistic patient from trading expectations so you know what does that mean so it comes from obviously we all get into this to make money right but the realities of trading in the way that I do for example what the way that I've discovered and actually I didn't necessarily discover it but I guess the way that I settled on it was actually I rephrase that so the realities of of trading you know we kind of get into it in terms of like you know taking 10 trades a day or 100 trades a day and more that you do more trades that you take you know should be the more money you make you know that's an unrealistic expectation you can say I can take a thousand trades over the year and break even or I can take maybe 10 trades over the year and make money right so you know the amount of trade you take doesn't equate the amount of profit that you'll make and so you know just from unrealistic having unrealistic expectations you know and what was sold online on YouTube and you know you can you know make money and you know and consistently in you know a month's time and you know making quick money fast a lot of money fast that psychologically was some of the reasons why I was you know repeating a lot of bad habits and not necessarily accepting of you know certain things that you know Mark and other people were were saying that I even though I knew to be true I was thinking to myself well you know that was going against what my belief was at the time which was you know I was believing that unrealistic expectations in trading was actually realistic and so that was detrimental to you know my trading psychology as to why I was doing making certain mistakes consistently another one was my belief in my trading approaches so over the years you know before you know kind of was trading with you know included fundamentals in my trading and trading technical analysis the belief as to the reasons you know belief in the actual system that I was trading or the strategy I was trading or you know the approach is a massive one as well right and you only really kind of get belief by backtesting and even backtesting you know there's difference between knowing something and believing something yeah so we can know the results of our backtests but but doesn't mean that we believe it yeah and what I mean by that is is this is we believe that or there's a difference between believing that you should go to the gym and knowing that you should go to the gym yeah so everyone here knows that if you go to the gym yeah it keeps you healthy etc but we don't do it every day right we just you know we'd rather sit on a sofa watch TV Netflix whatever it is surf the net and do whatever it is right now imagine believing that you must go to the gym or let's say for example something really bad's gonna happen or you'll die you will end up going to the gym it's not I'm saying like religiously you don't you know you wouldn't even hesitate right and so there's a massive difference between knowing something and believing something and so you have to have and develop a belief I believe there's no one that can tell me that fundamental fundamental analysis of fundamental approach doesn't work right now you know I mean or or ever so I've developed that belief where it was you know people who are new to trading fundamentals or just trading in general have to develop that belief over time so that was one of the reasons why you know I was making the mistakes that I was doing in trading and my trading psychology was affected hyper-focusing on outcome over the process so that's again instant versus delayed account balance gratification right so we've all been there where we hyper-focus on just that one trade or those two trades not realizing that they're only really one or two trades in the sequence that you're going to take for the rest of your life right you're going to take hundreds and thousands of trades obviously if you stay within the trading you know if you continue to trade but really focusing on that one trade and not looking at the bigger picture which is and it kind of goes into the next point which is basically accepting of probabilities and the law of large numbers and understanding probabilities and the law of large numbers so the law of large numbers just being the way that numbers are distributed and randomly and over a long period of time so we know that we can if you flip a coin for example it's 50 50 right heads or tails you have 50 percent chance of getting heads or tails but if I flip a coin 10 times it might get maybe two heads and eight tails if I flip it you know 20 times I might get five heads and 15 tails but over a longer period of time a hundred flips a thousand flips I will get closer to that 50 percent probability heads or tails right but in the very very short term even though we know it should be 50 50 yeah in terms of you know what result we get when we don't typically get that on a coin flip and it's the same thing with trading right if we're we don't hyper focus so much on the coin flip over over time in terms of why you know this is going to be heads tails we just know that the heads of tails are going to work out in terms of 50 50 right but in trading we hyper focus so much over you know our first maybe five 10 results you know 10 trades that then we start to change right we start to change say this isn't working but you know when we had you know eight heads and two tails does that mean that the the the coin wasn't working I'm going to get another coin because you know the flips not working like there's something wrong with this you know this coin flip or this coin doing it wrong like you don't you wouldn't do that so the same thing but that would we do that in trading so you know hyper focusing on the proto on the outcome yeah and not the process and not understanding that you can have a really you know the perfect setup could be an a1 setup everything aligned and you can still lose you can have the worst setup in the world and actually win a trade so but over the long term your decisions should be based on making more of the correct decisions over making terrible decisions and it should lead to obviously a positive you know account account balance um and then you know I think yeah the realities of drawdowns right so is really accepting the fact that we go through drawdowns everyone's going to go through drawdowns and drawdowns might not necessarily just last for a day or a week a drawdown can last for a month you might not make a new um equity high on your account for months it can happen and it does happen and it will happen right not everything is going to be you know I made um you know money this month it's it's impossible and that goes back to unrealistic trading expectations regardless of what you see on tiktok or youtube or social media it's just that's not the realities of trading otherwise um you know we'd all be trillionaires right it's it's it's um really kind of unrealistic and and I get it when we're in drawdowns it can be really and it is I say it can be but it is frustrating right it's frustrating you think you automatically start feeling that you're doing something wrong you automatically start tweaking certain things and the strategy and you think to yourself okay well that's not working now and it's just a natural incline to try to change things um one of the things I would say is whenever I'm gonna um whenever I'm in a drawdown and I was in one and I'm in one say it was in one but currently I'm making my way out of my drawdown um what I do is I risk less so I rather than um you know increasing my position size I just reduce my position sizes yeah and that's something that's how I minimize the loss when I see when I feel it coming and I see it coming in the next trades or you know losers losers win lose lose win lose lose lose and I'm like okay do you know what let me just reduce my losses yeah until I start getting into that win streak and then you start feeling okay the fundamentals are working now right everything has I say working now they're always working but um let's say for example forecasts which have been an issue over the past three four months right forecasts have been um forecasts have been a bit you know say a bit but they've been wrong more than they've been right in terms of major ones like you know from inflation etc and so you know when the market does start to come back in terms of you know forecasts start to be a bit more accurate which I can I'm noticing a little bit you know they are they're not you know but at the same time I'm seeing the fundamentals play out a bit more and forecasts play out a bit more and a bit better that's when you can start to now increase your position size gradually do you know what I mean so from that perspective in terms of you know practical things you can do when you're in a drawdown is just understand that it's going to come like night follows day it's it's going to happen so what's the point in in trying to stress about it yeah as I said trying to stress but in stressing about it the practical thing to do is just recognize that when you're in one reduce your position sizes reduce your risk minimize your risk and then when you start to you know get yourself into the groove again and the market starts going your way again then you can start to increase some of your position sizes and then you know make the make those new equity highs again right but these are well for me my root issues and the things that I had to address over the years and by the way as well you're never 100% like master this there's always something here that pops its head up do you know what I mean or you kind of have to think about it to not think about it right so what I mean by that is if I say to you you know don't think about an elephant you're going to have to think about an elephant first before you say to yourself don't think about it yeah so you have to always think about these things yeah whenever you're going through it and then you say to yourself okay yeah you just did it right so um and these things never these things never ever go away you're constantly having to remind yourself I'm constantly having to remind myself if I'm looking to take profits at a certain you know area right let's say I'm up excellent I made I made decent amount of money on that on the pound New Zealand right so I'm thinking I think I took profit just before my target which was I think it was like 80% of the area where was it one second I'll show you so let me give you an example right so it wasn't it wasn't this one it wasn't that recent one move there it was this one right here


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Hi, it's April 1st here in Sweden. I just came home, I took a bike ride through the city and of course there have been enormous consequences here in Sweden as well from the COVID-19 crisis. But if you look at it, just passing through the city, things seem like it's not that different from any given day. There are smaller crowds than it would be on a sunny day like this, but there are still a lot of people out and about having coffee or just taking strolls through the city. And I get that this makes Sweden different than a lot of other countries and an outlier. I think the differences are in terms of tactics and not in strategy, and I would claim that there are two main differences that says Sweden apart. The first is of course that the levels of restrictions are not yet close to what we've been told have been enacted in other countries. The Public Health Authority, which is the main authority in charge of handling the crisis here in Sweden, are simply claiming that the level of infection here in Sweden is not yet such that it will warrant higher levels of restrictions. So they want to wait for a specific target of infections and maintain that level. So restrictions will increase in the coming days, but still they are very loosely. The largest one being a ban on gatherings of 50 people or more. And the other thing that says Sweden apart is that these restrictions are being enforced through recommendations from authorities and not as laws and tied to repression. This might seem strange in time when the state is roaring back in all countries and restrictions or repression is one of the main tools to counter the crisis. But in Sweden, there's a longstanding tradition of subsidiarity. So the authorities that are closest to the areas affected are supposed to handle the crisis. And authorities can only issue recommendations and not enact law. This is the way that things have been handled so far in Sweden. Now, this is made possible by high faith in government and authorities here in Sweden traditionally and also vice versa, high faith and the compliance of these recommendations. It's no time to get into specifics now, but there's still a strong general consensus on the measures taken and there's strong faith in the work done by the authorities. The coming weeks will be a test of that model and the success of the measures, the levels of infections and deaths so forth, will decide the future viability of this model. But so far, that has made possible quite calm strategy here from Sweden. And we'll see in the coming weeks whether or not this turns out to be a good tactic.