Good morning, good morning, good morning, what's up everybody? Good morning, glad to have you here with me on our XtradesOMO live stream. Hope everybody's doing well this morning. Looking forward to tackling some stuff here with regards to the market, but before we get into that, let me get the stream started over in our discord just so those folks can also follow along if they'd like to share my screen over here, go live. Alright, so let's see, we did have some economic data come out this morning seeing a little bit of a pullback here on S&P Futures based on I guess whatever that data was, but again I'm kind of right at 830, I'm getting all these streams set up and things going to Discord and YouTube and all that, so let's see what the data had to say. Guessing, that's an interesting, yeah I mean there's not really anything US-wise that I would expect to be a big market move. I did see a little notification, something about I think Canada GDP numbers, so let's take a look at that real quick, maybe that's somehow weighing on the US markets at the moment. Let's take a look though, just looking at the economic data calendar. I did include Canada there, but it's not, yeah I'm not really seeing what piece of data, at least not on the trading economics calendar that would be causing things to move around a little bit this morning, so but I did get a little notification that kind of popped up and disappeared before I could read the whole thing about Canadian GDP, so I'm guessing that number came in unexpectedly low and there's concerns that that may then affect or you know be some kind of an area in the mine shaft for future economic data points coming out from the US. What's up Katie, good to see you good morning, also if you guys are here on the YouTube stream please take a moment to chime in and say something in the chat, so I know you're here, we are going to start covering some new members selected or we're going to cover our member selected tickers from over the weekend or a couple of trade plans that we did on last Thursday's live stream but obviously we are going to be doing some new, yeah that's all I see too CD as far as US data goes and to me, there we go, hang on, Canadian GDP month over month came in below the consensus in less than half of the previous reading, so again I wonder if that is somehow causing things to get rattled a little bit here with the US markets. Yeah, employment cost index was slightly high it's not really an economic data point I typically pay attention to so I'd be surprised to see if that's or if that's what's moving us but it could be I mean maybe there's a new data point that we need to start being a little bit more aware of. We also do have Chicago PMI today at 9 45 a.m. after market open and then consumer confidence at 10 a.m. so do keep those kind of couple of data points in mind as we go, yeah compensation costs for civilian workers in the United States 1.2% the first quarter accelerating from a point so I'm guessing that the concern there is more money in the pockets of the US consumer more demand more inflation maybe the Fed you know the narrative around the Fed has all the sudden started to shift back toward well maybe they aren't going to totally rule out any potential new rate increases so yeah it's it's it's we're definitely in a very weird place right now as far as my personal experience trading over the last probably gosh I guess it's been about eight years now with you know just kind of mixed messages across the board you know this is all I think the fallout of a you know hopefully once in a lifetime event with COVID and a pandemic that essentially shuttered the world for a little while there and disrupted supply chain and things just really haven't come back into balance since so it'll be interesting to see I mean you know employment numbers are strong consumers are still spending you know how much of that is being put on credit and how much of that credit is going to wind up going into default I think is the big concern but again that's why I try not to get too embroiled in trying to track these economic data points and things of that nature and focusing a little bit more on just what the charts are showing us which you know right now if we're looking at yes futures here we did clear out a supply zone that we had overhead and put in a couple of new demand zones we are overall bigger picture at least well I should say we're mixed actually I'm sorry I take that back a little bit mixed right we've got bullish flag here on NTS that's also adding buying pressure in this demand zone range but in addition to that we also have these SMAs which are currently still both trending down and inverted which means the 200 is below the 333 the 200 actually is starting to curl up a little bit but this 333 is still in a pretty convincing downtrend these are a couple of bigger picture indicators I like to look at the 333 is great for finding kind of dynamic support resistance you guys have heard me talk about this probably countless times and you're sick of hearing about it but here we kind of see a break above in a little bit of a back test right didn't quite get all the way down and touch it but came very close to it we also have this trend line that I've kind of been interested by it looks like it's been clearly invalidated here but if we look at this from a four-hour perspective you know this is kind of a very interesting pipe pattern reversal with honestly it's just about a bullish engulfing candle as well so there to me this almost looks like a little bit of a fake out we've had so many clean touches of this ascending trend line right here that almost kind of feel like this was a shakeout and this is a trend line that might still be valid and want to keep an eye on we've also broken out of this downtrend right here so overall you know things are starting to shift a little bit bullish however we have found some pretty clean resistance here at 51 54 on ES and then we also have this confluence overhead right around this 51 70 to call it 51 76 range where we have key selling pressure here on NTS and the 333 SMA overhead there so you know lots of confluence of resistance once we break through that things definitely get interesting for continuation to the upside and there is definitely room to play bounces by the dip I would say as long as this 51 11 level holds as long as that's holding I'd be okay with looking for good opportunities to buy the dip knowing that you may top out somewhere around that 51 70 level so anyway keep that stuff in mind as you look at what other trade you're getting involved in because again how spy and QQQ move overall you know it's you know it's always kind of a chicken or the egg scenario how much of it is caused by the underlines the the components of these ETS which generally that is what moves them right but because they start moving in a particular direction then you start to see sympathy across the market where other tickers start to get affected that maybe aren't the heavyweights in these indexes so that being said understanding what's going on with the ETFs especially futures from a futures perspective is a great way to kind of keep yourself informed on if you want to lean a little bit more toward you know buying the dip or selling the rip so that being said let's get into some recaps and I will do some new trade plans here so CD good to see you Katie for those of you who have joined since we got started here in the last few minutes please take a moment chime in in the chat let me know that you're here when want to say what's up want to say good morning and also if you have any ticker requests please feel free to go ahead and drop those in the chat here also apologies if you hear me kind of taking regular pauses been dealing with some kind of a respiratory issue so I'm sucking on cough drops to try to keep myself from hacking up along in your in your speakers there earned in my microphone and through your speakers there so all right trying to soldier through here so a member selected tickers we had over the weekend and video was the most voted ticker this was an interesting one and you've probably heard me say this before generally speaking I try to be very cautious about jumping into anything in the first 15 to 30 minutes of the train day especially on a Monday after a weekend there's just all kinds of things that that might be playing out as far as long-staking profit shorts covering shorts trying to enter new short positions whatever the case might be for the week should just be a little bit cautious we definitely saw a fairly convincing fake out breakdown here on this Nvidia trade plan but again all that took place within the first 30 minutes of the day so generally speaking I use that as a wait-and-see period and I've seen a lot of this here recently to where we get these major moves down right into the right shortly after open and then it immediately gets bought back up so especially if you're seeing some kind of a of a breakdown quick flash kind of move to the downside like we saw here on video just be really careful about chasing that entry try to be a little bit more methodical and patient about this entry because again this kind of looked like a convincing break to me but that being said you know it's so early on a Monday I would have been very cautious and probably avoided this particular entry but hindsight's also 2020 and I wasn't watching a video at that point in time so anyway this one's still consolidating so keep it on watch now and again wait for something that's a little bit more of a methodical entry if we get a break over this 891 86 level or below 86203 as you guys know who are in our discord these plans are posted in the options watch list from Sunday evening so if you need to go back and check these out please take a moment to do so the next one that we had Microsoft this one interestingly even though Microsoft just reported very strong numbers on their earnings has continued to play out to the downside and also saw a really nice back test opportunity well after market open so again I would have probably avoided chasing this move here wait for that back test that back test right here also really nice confluence with Neptune full bearish flag bearish ribbon and right at the key selling pressure of that bearish ribbon as we test I'm sorry as we get that back test of the 402 71 put entry that's a great entry opportunity there again be patient don't chase these entries and it does continue to pull back and down and is rejecting that put entry level and maintaining the overall bearishness here on Neptune going into the open here today so does seem to be finding some support at a level that we don't have a watch currently around 399 28 as long as we hold below 499 looks good to probably continue down and again apologies for dealing with these cough drops and trying to keep my throat from going crazy why we try to get through this live stream this morning so 499 kind of really interesting resistance point be wet right there lots of bearishness here on NTS if you're not already in keep an eye on that that could be a potentially nice entry level there to potentially catch a rejection and play for the downside if you're already in on this back test right here you should still be in decent shape below 499 so I would move my stop up to that that looks like a key level that it needs to hold below at this point to continue down potentially so that's the Microsoft trade plan where we're at with that so far IWM big reaction to whatever that data was here this morning whichever item that was and again it could have been the employment wages or what it was that called again it's a new one for me at least one I don't typically look at employment costs as far as benefits and wages and I do know benefits cost a lot crazy across the board having to deal with that somewhat with my business so again IWM so far was looking good looked like a good convincing break to the upside but then we have that crazy flashed up there yesterday and then the second I'm a kid this morning pushing us down further so again be you know if you're already in longs I'd be very careful about holding those you know especially below this 197 87 weekly level that would be a tough resistance for us to break back above so you know could potentially see IWM shift to a put play here but you know keep your head on a swivel with these again market is making some very kind of tricky moves from a price action standpoint all right CL we did on last Thursday's live stream this one was done live so you guys can go back and walk back and watch the recording if you want we did talk about this having earnings after hours this is Colgate Palm Olive we were kind of having pretty good expectations I forget who it was exactly that asked for the CL trade plan but if it was you and you're here watching the live stream please chime in let me know if you took this or not we did get a confirmed break to the upside overall it did hold the stop loss average down SMAs were bullish Neptune's ultimately bullish going into the pre-market earnings report here that took us all the way up to PT 3 and then some pre-market but then right at the market open we got that nice clean test of PT 3 that would have been your opportunity to go ahead and book those profits right there ultimately caught that move perfectly with this trade plan came back gave us a back test opportunity there in the Neptune buying pressure 200 SMA right there on the 5-minute charts a really nice bounce opportunity there that's pushed us back up to the upside and got very close to getting to PT 2 but at the very least PT 1 plus and again as these plans trade but play out make sure that you're moving your stops up so you don't ever wind up letting a green trade go red that's the last thing you want to do and the world training especially options so the CL trade plan played out nicely even though you would have had to swing through an ER which again is generally a very risky proposition not something I would typically recommend and we saw that again here with Google again talked about this earlier within video kind of very much the same thing we get these like big dumps right into the open or right at the open came back up consolidated below the put entry right there for a little bit that definitely would have been a pretty decent and convincing back test opportunity for me to be perfectly honest so again another tricky one where we get this breakdown below a key level and ultimately just got spot right back up so I wonder if it's trapping trapping shorts or shaking out long as when these moves happened but clearly things seem to be leaning toward the upside but with some very tricky price action along the way ultimately Google did recover all of that downside got back above the call entry back tested so again good call entry opportunity there did ultimately come up and hit PT 1 after that and then if you're willing to swing through the earnings report well obviously PT 3 and a lot more beyond that up into new all-time highs really for for Google so yeah we will affect I think I saw Google requested this morning as one of our trade plans so we'll circle back to this and we'll see what we can't figure out even though we're going to be working with minimal price action won't be the first time that we've dealt with that in fact that's all of our recaps we're already here looking at the Google chart so let's go ahead and dive in let's see if we can't come up with the next Google trade plan that will hopefully be another money printer for us gonna hide these old good extensions real quick alright so again it's gonna be a little bit tricky Google currently at all-time highs price discovery so you know we're gonna have minimal price data use here but that doesn't mean that we can't make it work alright so let's see looking at this hourly chart again we're gonna not have much to go on so I'm gonna have to really use my bend a lot of my typical rules for establishing support resistance just based on sort of my experience and knowing how to look at these charts again I see there's a handful of people watching I've only seen a couple of folks chime in in the chat if you are here please take a moment say what's up in the chat that way I know you're here you can also drop some ticker requests we'll try to get through as many trade plans as possible so we're ready to head into this trading day well prepared to execute those plans but going back to this Google trade plan that was requested by KD appreciate it KD this is an interesting level and not really a truly established level but one that we're gonna want to keep on watch another one here again minimal price action price data to work with the other thing that we could do might be a little bit helpful let's see what that shows us and let's switch this there we go oh it's not confusing between my old fib extensions hey what's up Deidre good morning WNMD yeah we can try to take a look at that one all right so I'm going to use these again fib levels a little bit here also this may be a little bit going to need to depend on some indicator and put here other thing I'd like to do is put out a new set of fib extensions a little bit tricky with that burnings report but I think yeah I think what we're looking at is a trend that starts right about here so let's see if this plays out real quick I know it's a lot of one you sit in here a little bit shoot sorry there's that I wanted there's that okay so yeah okay let's go I'm looking at probably something yeah right about there yep I like that so relying on a lot of fib levels here but again we don't have a lot of choice but to do that in an area of minimal price data all right so knowing that we've got a confluence of these fibs here still buying pressure on Neptune all the way down to this level I think that we don't really again using what what data we have available and using these indicators I think 161.76 is where things start to get interesting for a potential downside entry let's get rid of these old long shorts from these old trade plans let me clean these up real quick just so this doesn't get confusing as we put together this plan all right so yeah 161.76 looks like a good but entry a real challenge with that it's going to be how do we determine the stop loss average down and honestly gonna have to do something again I wouldn't normally do a recommend but we're gonna have to go into some smaller timeframes and even that's not gonna be that helpful because it's just one big massive five minute candle uh let's see again breaking all the rules here so be very careful about do as I say not as I do kind of scenario here um yeah that is just straight rocket and it's gonna be really kind of almost impossible to find any kind of a reasonable stop loss average down in this one big massive candle and I don't think we can set it as high as this 165.86 level because the potential downside I think you know really first target we're looking at probably 158.47 um hmm a little tricky here let me think about this I don't want to play this this is hopefully good info or input for those of you kind of have to do analysis on the fly so here's what I'm looking at here's what I think we're gonna shoot for if we break below this 161.76 level I wouldn't want to see us back above this 15 minute 333 SMA now this is going to move so essentially we kind of have to pick a sort of a projected spot here and I'm gonna make this like bright red meaning that this is like essentially at this point this is like a made-up support resistance level but we don't have a ton to work with here on this google trade plan just because of how this earnings move played out um and where the Fibonacci levels are sitting um yeah so I think this is the best thing we got to work with so we'll use 163.56 stop loss average down again I like that 158.47 first price target down here to 156.25 second price target third target I take it down to this 154.03 level so that's going to be the put side of the trade plan I'll call side should be a little bit easier-ish barely we've got some resistance at this 166.99 level again that was an iffy hourly level that we drew this morning could even be just a tad higher actually right there 167.08 let's see what that does for us yeah at the very least and I can see well it's a little bit lower it's more like right here you know right there again another iffy-ish level so trade this one cautiously keep your position sizing small we're in price discovery it's going to be less predictable up in this range um but I could see possible entry here over 167.63 so use this uh what's that 160 why don't I see uh that's a fib level isn't it yep say we use this fib level that we caught here at the 50 percent 165.49 I'll be our stop loss first target yeah I think we'd be remiss not to use you know it we could actually pop this up a little bit now that I'm looking at it this was based on better price data we are going to nudge this up one level entry there first price target here though it's not a fib level sorry yeah second target here at this 171.01 interesting topping right around here but that's in selling pressure there is an interesting little shift we can see here on the 15 minute though that I would use their third price target all right so again don't have a ton of price data we are in price discovery I've said that multiple times now please be cautious start small using these levels because again generally speaking my plans my personal approach to trading works best when we've at least had some time to develop support resistance levels and we just haven't google has not done a lot of that post earnings report so this is what we are looking at for our google trade plan this we're into the options watch list and discord so what are we looking at here on google well we're looking for a break over 167.63 that should give us targets at 169.26 171.01 and 173.35 with a stop loss average down at 165.86 to the downside we're looking for a break below 161.76 that should give us targets at 158.47 156.25 and 154.03 with a stop loss average down at 163.56 those are your google trade plans for the upside and the downside all right next there was a cd wanted to refresh the tesla trade plan tesla's been on a tear here these last couple of days old trade plan had an entry over 172.33 with targets at 179.89 184.39 and 190.70 obviously knocked all those targets out of the park and then some so let's clean up this chart a little bit let's work on a new plan here for tesla here we go all right do you have a gap down here honestly it's very close to this you know i'm gonna mark it separately for now i'm gonna go back and check this later i'm just wondering if this four-hour level is a little bit lower slightly off possibly just with that gap forming so close to it so gap down there from 173.87 to 169.06 be surprised if one of those levels doesn't become a price target as we look to do this trade plan here given 184.39 level could be a little off at least looking at the hourly it could be just a tad higher it's right there also nice confidence with Neptune there on that slight adjustment so below that we're breaking down this bear herb i'm sorry bullish ribbon here on Neptune and I also noticed here on the 15 minute breakdown below the bullish flag key buying pressure there so i've liked that it's a potential downside entry opportunity stop loss interesting little level right here that i don't have yet or at least currently i should say i wonder if this hourly level 191.181 could just be there's another level there haven't mapped yet that does look like an intriguing stop loss average down level first target oh let's see it's kind of eyeballing this 177.58 level yeah that's what we're going to go with below that i think we've then used these gap levels like i said i'd be surprised if they didn't come into play they'll both come they're both going to come into play on this particular plan so yeah i like that set up for the downside again waiting on a break below 184.78 there though for the upside do you have this weekly level just overhead let's see if we've got any kind of yeah i was gonna say it'd be surprised if tesla was still dealing with too much net Neptune selling pressure where it's at after this recent move that it's made off these lows so let's go back got a bunch of old trade plan levels here long shorts whoops so is that weekly level the key break is my question $199.53 yeah i think it is i think that then gives us first price target at about what's that 2042 over that let's see what else we got to work with two was at 787 and over to a 787 sorry i'm debating a little bit here i think there's a shot at coming up to this 212 34 level um but i think there's also a chance that we reject there to a 965 so i'm gonna use the more conservative that those targets as my third price target for the plan but um as far as you guys are concerned feel free to pick your poison between those two stop loss average down to my ball 196 50 195 30 let's see if uh we get some confirmation there's some confidence on one of those two levels yeah yeah i like this as our stop loss there at 196 50 okay so here's the updated tesla trade plan zoom out a little bit on this one and in fact what i'll do just to make things a little bit easier to see let's copy this over to the layout real quick we're setting that we're looking for a big downside move if it does break below that but looking at this i think we're being a little too generous with that stop loss kind of giving us another look as we get ready to not lock in this plan i'm gonna make that slight adjustment so kind of a big area of a kind of a no man's land potential chop issues sort of thing um between the call and put entry levels but it's just what it looks like so this is one that we're gonna have to be patient with plug this into this other layout real quick that way it's a little bit easier to see oh gosh i got old drawings on here yep i did now it should be easier to see again for me i'm gonna set that that's our third price target you can shoot for that further price target though if you'd like downside it's like this it should also make it much easier to see if you need to come back and look at the trade plan link or if you're saving these chart images somewhere just because there is a lot on that tesla chart my main chart all right so let's copy this link this image uh sorry i'm just now taking a quick look at what's going on in the discord again for those of you in our discord reminder that i'm really focusing on our youtube channel for how we're broadcasting these live streams in the mornings um so if i'm missing your messages in the discord my apologies please make sure that you're joining the youtube side of things because again pretty soon here we're going to entirely phase out broadcasting these to discord and we'll do these exclusively via youtube so again make sure that you are joining the youtube streams there uh in fidea again we saw again sort of a very convincing but right into the early part of the market open on a monday all a little bit you know sketchy as far as entries go in my opinion getting in that early into the day so really convincing fake out to the downside we saw it on google as well i think maybe even that no no just before google went into earnings so it's back in the consolidation area i'd say go back to the uh trade plans i posted in the watch list for member selected tickers and just stick to the plans from here just be careful getting into those you know super early on a monday morning entries especially with you know overall things on an uptrend but starting to show some signs of weakness here this morning with the 200 just barely signed below the 333 there all right so we have one more ticker request over here in the youtube stream wnmd is that a ticker or is that a half an m for something wnmd what's new my dude i don't know what wnmd is didry my apologies no excuse me again i'm still recovering from some kind of a respiratory bug or issue or bronchitis or whatever so my apologies i'm doing my best to not have my voice and throat just totally give up so m and md okay you said wnmd earlier i was like is that uh what's new my dude i feel like it could be mnd mine oh yeah yeah yeah why why did that take me a second i'm holding chairs of this from like i think like two dollars and four dollars or something like that mutton nicely long story short all right let's take a look at this one m and m and md mind medicine just got some fda approvals uh recently for breakthrough i think anxiety treatment i think ultimately what their goal is is to kind of use compounds from psilocybin mushrooms to treat depression and anxiety it's a really interesting thing chris g one of our homies one of the team x trades members um and customer success specialist extraordinaire is the guy who turned me on to this one forever ago and i've just been riding chairs and so on cover calls at the what i feel are the right moments so let's see if we can't come up with a trade plan for this though it's a good good call there didry i haven't taken a look at this one in a while since it's made some of these bigger moves all right so just to kind of get through this quickly i know typically i would go through several timeframes four hour though one of my favorite timeframes for charting support resistance overall though when you're doing it and you have the time to do it make sure that you are looking through multiple timeframes and you're doing things i should go through that process to make sure that you are setting your charts up for future success and trade plans let's see so i'm just going to very quickly because again we're getting a little tight on time before i have to go do this by plan for today this is an interesting little top up here 13 and 9 i know m m m md it's traded up in these higher levels before it's quite some time to go question is it's 13 and 9 an actual level or is that just a kind of a rando rejection there seemed it a little bit it's not quite at that exact spot yeah there's something right around that level something there for sure i don't think we're going to need levels too too much higher but let's go ahead and knock out one more there's something right around that 14 39 level and let's see what we've got going back there's a level there and the question is i gotta believe there's some support resistance might be something right around the 7 10 level but let's see well we haven't had a lot of price action in that range so so we're gonna have about seven ten probably i don't think we validate or get any help with that though no it's an interesting injection there at 667 but again i don't call seeing much of interest around that level either okay well take a look on the hourly here dig into these candles a little bit i'm thinking we're gonna price action is going to move right up into this range and right here it comes yeah i'm still not going to play too much more convinced about either of those levels there might be yeah something right around this 702 level actually let's take a look at where that puts us okay so fill in the blanks as we go from here it's an interesting hourly level i think nine i want to see this 986 level cleared out got confidence with the 333 SMA right there here on the hourly i don't want to see that out of the way over that though we're looking for a potential move up to 1102 so it could be a big move over 986 to get started excuse me even though these seem like two very tight levels on something that's trading in the $10 range 42 cents is actually a pretty decent move so i'd be looking at that second target third target again i'm gonna play conservative between the two options here 1216 could be 1315 now stop loss average down yeah i don't think i'd want to be 952 if i'm going to continue to hold for upside at least from a if you're trading options standpoint let me hide this real quick i got a little bit of noise in the way there from the indicators where i want to see if we have a firmable level and price it right around 876 i think that's going to make for a pretty decent put entry level stop loss here at 926 first target down here at 826 second target 791 there is a level through that yet and third price target down here at 754 again we have this slightly off do these levels fairly fast let's go 756 2 cents difference right not much so here is your mind med pretty plan for the upside and the downside i'll remember you let's see yeah i like that copland's actually there with net tune at that first price target all right so this would be a good one to trade with shares not sure if it's a shortable ticker probably is right here it is our third and final trade plan for the day in mind and we'll send this over to our friends at our discord all right so what do we look for here on my medicine we're looking for a break over 986 with targets at 1102 1142 and 1216 with a stop loss average down at 952 for the downside we're looking for a break below 876 that should give us targets at 826 791 and 756 with a stop loss average down at 926 all right and with that that is going to wrap up our live stream for this morning here on the x trades from our live stream i want to thank you guys for joining me both in youtube and on our discord for those in discord again please make your way over to the youtube 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Hi guys, good morning and welcome to today's products and focus as you'll see that the US 30 is kind of slap bang in the middle of a Range bounced off its 21 period SMA S&E That's also in the back of a very very poor GDP figure that came out from the US yesterday. They're expecting to put minus 2 you came at minus 2.9 Really bad figure really But it looks like there isn't going to be a rate hike anytime soon in the US So there could be a little bit of extra cash trickling into the equity markets Even at these kind of heady highs and people think you know low rates for longer Means there, you know, they've got to try and get that yield from somewhere So there there's a possibility that the equity markets will still be relatively supported even by such a poor figure from the US We are slightly in the positive territory today We were a lot lower yesterday as well instantly but we managed to finish in a positive note 16 9 6 9 remains the potential resistance to look at there the UK 100 is a slightly different story Though it bounced off potential support at 6 7 13 pretty much bang on yesterday managed to make up some of that lost ground but showing a negative candle again today Indicating there is definitely selling pressure per evident just now and we are trading blow both moving averages specifically the 55 period And we are quite close. Well, this is the potential resistance here at 60 77 for that level We'd have to be broken for the kind of selling pressure to kind of come off a little bit Looking at Japan 225 and Japan 25 flat last couple days as has a dollar yen Instantly nothing really too excited and interesting to report right here. The potential resistance still remains round about 15 828 we're miles from there just now potential support is that 14 977 so because we are so away far away from there just now you could be looking at this broken resistance here We're in about 15 208. I could act as potential support if Japan 25 still drifts slightly lower over the next couple of sessions So looking at dollar yen Dolly in slowly grinding down towards 101 spot 35 We are at the bottom tips of these candles right here pretty much does it run about 101 spot 60 But this has been happening in the last couple sessions as well. So slow ground lower Slight bits of yen buying along the way. I can see the yen's actually gained against some other currency pairs as well So that would be the level to look at 101 spot 35 is the next major support potential support So crew I was Texas had other volatile day yesterday. We did have Crew all inventories came out cause a little bit of volatility again looks at one 107 spot 86 Is a potential resistance as once twice three four times just tried tried and failed to break through there So we're still in the middle of the range, but if the fundamental as the fundamentals permit 107 spot 86 could open up to 109 spot 24 If we get a break and close above there, otherwise one of five still remains a potential support to keep your eye on So gold looks like it's finally Managed to I was gonna say is finally managed to shake out shake out its range very volatile day yesterday We did hit the top of the range at 1325. We also hit the bottom of the range at 1307 And we're slightly drifting down as we speak right this second in fact So we're about 1310 could be the neckline not the neckline, but the broken Trendline from the symmetrical triangle formation. We're still trying to get above 1332 or at least challenge it again But we're a little bit away from there just now So this will be the level that will be relatively strategic in the short term for many traders to be looking at now I'll give you a bit of an idea about where we are So looking at your door has actually been doing not so bad in the last couple of sessions And it's actually having a bit of a retest of one spot 3645 That GDP figure yesterday really hurting the US dollar Lost a lot of ground against many currencies As the interest rate hike seemed to be quite distant in 2015 The euro has certainly strengthened as I get to USD if we do break and close above there That's a big level to get above then 3709 is the next potential resistance. I'm finishing up there with GBP USD It's not actually done so well versus the euro I guess the GBP also had that double ban me if just a few days ago When Kearney basically came out and said oh, yeah, by the way rates aren't gonna rise at the end of this year In fact real wages are softer than expected rates will remain lower for longer And that was this was the Thursday when he said oh, no, everything's all looking great And this is the day there when he kind of backtrack completely. So that's probably put 11 GBP USD slightly But one spot is 69 95 as a potential resistance to keep your eye on so economic data wise You got jobless claims people will be looking at that big time today If you're a dollar trader or a cable trader keep your eye on there and we fast forward on to Friday You can see you've got UK GDP Eurozone consumer confidence and you've got the University of Michigan consumer sentiment survey data due and that will run this up for the week Keep your eye on Barclays. It was done about 5% are there on this morning in the back of US Treasury Investigation into their practices. It's already jumped up an extra percent while we've been recording this session But the chart for Barclays makes it look very weak. In fact just to quickly give you a bit of an idea Let's go ahead and have a look at that now You can get a bit of a flavor of how these things are going That's where we currently are and if I finish up actually if I was looking at the client sentiment You can really get a flavor of how the markets are trading US 30s net short Germany 30s net short Spanish 5 net buyers UK 100 net buyers so a real mixed bag Off a client sentiment as well and join me again tomorrow to find out what happened next


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We had multiple offers, ended up shaking hands with Lori. Then after the show, the deal did not close. Both parties decided to part ways. When you get behind the scenes, you're getting to the diligence. What does this really look like? They wanted to sort of roll along the ability to have that deal. So they said, okay, we'll do the deal, but we want to do it in 18 months. I think that was a- When your company's worth more money, it's interesting. And they said, I want the exact deal, but I want it in 18 months. We knew we had had a great episode. We had a ton of traction. Like, we were about to launch at Costco. And so we didn't feel like it wanted. Like, in 18 months, this company is totally different.


Hey guys, if you want to see the full video and more clips and behind the scenes footage, make sure you check out youtube.com slash Brilliant Idiots Pod. That's youtube.com slash Brilliant Idiots Pod. Subscribe, subscribe, subscribe. Peace.  The brilliant, the worst, the worst, the worst, the worst, the worst, the worst, the worst, the worst, the worst, the worst, the worst, the worst, the worst. Charles, the question is, how much longer do you think we'll be able to eat meat? My buddy, Mark, has a theory that they will make it illegal to consume meat at some point once we have a reasonable replacement like that Beyond Burger type thing. Not America. Because of that whole freedom thing. Now you're getting it, right? Yeah, they're not going to have a bad meat. But Chris has a feeling that it will just be more efficient? What is the idea? Alright, so, you know, I wrote a book about veganism with Russell Simmons, I spent a lot of time studying it. I don't believe that veganism is the ultimate answer. I don't believe that eating a lot of soy is necessarily that much processed soy specifically. It's not good either. It's not good to have the strokes. They say vegans that have a higher risk of strokes than meat. Right. It's all a myth, this whole vegan thing. So I'm saying that just to preface what I'm about to say. But having done a ton of research, hours and hours of research, I do not think the amount of meat that humans consume is at all sustainable. We can't keep this up the way we're doing it. So that's the argument.  To keep a fake patty alive is nothing. So if it becomes cheaper, just as good, and they can get the health components equal, you say it will never happen.  Yeah, yeah, yeah. It has to be natural.  They got that KFC.  Plant-based chicken. Yeah. What's wrong with us as a people? Why does that make sense to anybody? Oh, plant-based how chickens are not made out of grass. Yeah. That's impossible.  So either way, it's GMO. Beyond burgers and possible burgers.  Right.   Yeah.  Right. But what if we get to a point where the population density is so much that we can't supply it with chicken and meat. And maybe chicken and meat and these types of things are reserved for the super really, really rich. That's where it's headed. And it is kind of where it's headed, right? It should be extremely expensive. Right. And you should eat it on rare occasions. Cow should be extremely expensive. Not chickens because chickens ain't going nowhere. They're not going nowhere. Literally. They can't fly. They are built to be eaten. And really everybody should be eating more fish anyway. Right. Your body is made of three-fourths of water and we know that the earth is made of three-fourths of water. But they're not very much fish in the sea and the factory farming fish. It's laying that on the Japanese. That's true. Well, yeah, the Japanese are the worst. The oceans have been wildly depopulated of fish and the factory farming, which is all these salmon in these facilities, that stuff is not good for you. Tilapia is not even a real fish. Right. That broke my heart. That broke my heart. Tilapia is not even a real fish. That's not even a real fish. Is that crazy? Can you break this down? Can you break down the tilapia thing? What? Tilapia is what they made tilapia. It's like a hybrid between... Yeah, I forgot. They wanted to have salmon and a white... But does it swim? It's a fish. Oh, God. I thought that they were just like... But it's a hybrid. It's not an insect. I mean, it's a fish. No, not an insect. I thought that they were just like making the patty and there was no head, no tail. You're not going to go to the Caribbean and somebody pull a tilapia out the ocean. Yeah. They'll pull out some mahi-mahi. There's some grouper. They'll pull out some tuna, some grouper. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? It's not purebred. It's not purebred. It's not purebred. It's not blue-nosed. No, wait. This is why I love going to the islands. When you go to the islands, if they don't have it, they don't have it. They will tell you things aren't in season. Season is the key. We've got to start eating by season. That's it. Yeah, but motherfuckers want avocados.  It's not strawberry season. How crazy is this? Like, what kind of...  Right. Like, any time of year, you want lettuce, you get lettuce. This was seasonal for the vast majority of human existence. And it should go back to that.  If we do that, obesity rates will go down. Absolutely. America will start appreciating these things more. You know what I'm saying? These things will be luxuries. They'll be treats. I got strawberries in whatever time of year. I've been looking forward to getting mangoes in Taiwan all year. All year I've been looking forward when I went on my last trip. When I got there, it was a mango season. Amen. Oh well. Oh well. It reminds you of Mexican on the street. Right. It's not the same. You said... I don't think that the oceans...  I don't see them running out of lobster, bro. I don't see them running out of crayfish, because they eat them during the season. Like, when I was in Turks and Caicos last weekend, it was lobster season. Everywhere you...  Hey, you know it's lobster season. Right. You have to hotel. Hey, it's lobster season. Everything had lobster stuff on the menu. Lobster rolls. Risotto. Everything. Why? Because it was in season. And it was like, get it while you can. It's in season. The biggest illusion when it comes to luxury food is that lobster is expensive. The lobsters are cockroaches of the sea. They reproduce like crazy.  Because of red lobster. Because growing up, at least for me, growing up in the country, lobster was five-star dining. That was fine. It was in. You take a girl to red lobsters, so on and popping. Yo, that's what drug dealers did. Pulling up the red lobster. I didn't know no better. You know what I'm saying? Cheddar cheese biscuits. That was delicacy to me. You know what I'm saying?  You can lobster out that tank. I thought they just brought them from the back. Oh, nah, they be in the tank. I mean, I don't know. I've never eaten one out of the tank. I always say it, but I don't know if they actually bring me to one out of the tank. They should just be like... It's S&M. Yeah, they just be tied up in the tank. I'm like, why do you got them tied up in the tank? We went to the Taipei fish market when we were over there. Wild? Wild. On your recommendation to get sushi. Incredible or no? Incredible.  My daughter's a vegetarian now. She started crying in the middle of it. She couldn't handle it? It was insane. Oh, don't take her to the zoo. Shit. But they're not eating the lie. The zoo is just... The zoo is worse. They guess it is, man. To me, the zoo is depressing.  The zoo is animal slavery.  The fish market is genocide. The fish market is straight up genocide. The slavery versus genocide. I don't know which is worse. Why? Because you're eating them?  It's unbelievable. Unbelievable. Really? You can tune it? You can tune it or what? I stuck with... I called somebody and they were like, stick with the eel and the crab. That's their thing? That's their thing. That's the absolute freshest out here. Unbelievable. The food couldn't have been that good if your daughter went vegan. She didn't even have it. Wow. She used to eat.  Yeah, she couldn't handle it. So how'd she eat? What'd you do? Rice. Rice and vegetables the rest of the trip. Okay. That's one thing Asians do better than most people. Well, eat rice?  Yes. What do you mean?  They're worth of the country, huh? Let me tell you something. They haven't been to South Carolina, Virginia, Alabama, Georgia. You only need any jellyfish out there. Shit. Because we're eating possums in raccoons. But that's easy. That's a tasty delicacy. That's nothing. That's bare shoulder. That bare shoulder is nothing. Jellyfish, lizard. There's nothing that Chinese people won't eat. Nothing. Nothing. That's why they'll beat us all. That's why they'll outlive us all. There's nothing they won't eat. What's the life expectancy of a Chinese person? 2000 years. 2000 years. Yeah.  Son, there's nothing they won't eat. They will eat anything. You know how we have, like, picky eaters? That doesn't exist in China. I had chicken's feet on this last trip. Please. Been doing that just as a kid, man. Great. Chicken feet? Yes! I'm from South Carolina. Chicken feet was delicious. They were talking about maybe eating chicken feet, man. But jellyfish, you're not eating.  A lizard just spread like that, like on the cross. You never had that.  Gator might have been the closest thing I had to eating the lizard. Dude, like a... Just... Snake. Eat some snake. Dude, alligator crocodile? Oh, gator's great. That's like chicken, right? No, gator's good. It literally tastes similar to chicken, right? Yes. Alligator's good. Apparently they breed like crazy because they're lizards, like those crocodile farms or whatever like that. That's what we should be eating. It's kind of rough with the gators, though, man. Why? Because they've been alive so long.  I don't know. How many years? 600?  I don't feel bad at all. Animals... I don't have that thing with animals. I don't have that connection. Maybe some dogs. They're kind of cute and that kind of stuff.   Oh, boy. And this pit bull was like off... You know, he didn't... Couldn't win no more fights no more. Yeah.   I remember my home boy saying, man, that boy, he going to have hard luck shooting that dog in the head like that. And yeah. He did. He had a pretty rough life. I don't like that fighting them. I don't like fighting them that kind of stuff.  Yeah, yeah. But...  I don't eat pork. You don't eat pork anymore. Oh, no.    Like a pig doesn't look cute. Nah, little baby pigs are really cute. By the way, I've never eaten dog on purpose. That's what I'm saying. I need dog.  Dude, I've eaten horse. I've had horse. I've had horse. I've had horse. Easily. I could eat any animal. I really could eat most animals as long as they were delicious.   We don't need all these animals. I think that you have cows, chickens, pig, some fish. What a new thing, and I'm not smart enough to speak to this, but most of these animals serve a bigger purpose in this ecosystem other than just eating them. I don't buy that at all. Don't believe it. Because only if cows fart, it closes the ozone layer. No, no, no. It opens it. It's bad for the ozone layer. Kill all the cows. I don't want them doing that. Kill all the cows.  You know why y'all feel that way? This is why y'all feel that way about cows now. Why? Because motherfuckers is turning vegan and because people are drinking almond milk because they know that cow milk is bad.  See you later. We outta here. Give them to India. They love them. Yeah, yeah, absolutely.  Talk to God about that. How to put a hole in the ozone layer? The cows farted into it. But remember, they stopped talking about it. Chick-fil-A been trying to save us. From the jump. They really might be on to it. Maybe Chick-fil-A really does have this close connection with God because they gotta see the Popeye sandwich. They really got us in chicken. Burgers aren't slapping like they used to. Name a burger that's been popping. You get some real beef. You get some real meat like out of the country somewhere and burgers still be slapping. Yeah, but it's not a national craze like chicken is. Chicken is having a wave right now, bro.  I don't like the fixies.  I don't like hamburger buns and all that. I want to get right to it. Like, I don't like that. I think sandwiches are on the way up.  Oh, I don't eat bread. Yeah, see, everyone's gonna be doing that. They should. The bread is poison.  You eat a cardboard. I'm gonna have a sandwich in ten years. Don't eat the sandwich.   That's it. That's it. That's how human beings eat things. Now, what about when the bread is baked properly? It tastes good.  But it's gotta be a delicacy. Most things that taste good are horrible for you. Right. Most things that taste good are horrible for you. Name one thing that tastes good that's not bad for you. Fish, steak, chicken, homemade bread. You know what they gotta put on the fish? You ever eat a fish with nothing on it? Yes. Actually, I did that in Japan.  Put it on it if you want. Yeah. And lemon juice.  But they fry it. Nah, they boil it.   Nah, dude, lobster by itself is regular, bro. That's rags, dude. Lobster by itself. Nah. I need some butter on it. Not in the Caribbean, bro. I promise you. I just had it.  The water is not seasoning anything, dude. Salt, isn't it? It's salt water. No, dude. The lobster tastes like the ocean. Yeah. When was the last time you took a bite of ocean and enjoyed it? That was the best. Oh, yeah? You ever drink salt water by the glass? Yes. That's called drowning.


So, we need a large size shirt. Today we're shopping at Walmart for Christmas Crusade. Perfect. We're Christmas shopping for kiddos who need a little bit extra support this year. Oh, that's cute. Today we'll be shopping for over 500 kids. This is a chance for society to see police officers as human beings. We need a size medium. It's a great opportunity for the community to know that the police care. Let's go look on that side. We want them to have a great Christmas and we're also trying to build a relationship between these kids and the police department. A medium size coat and eight and a half shoe. Some of these kids need coats, gloves, hats. This is large and warm. While we may want certain toys or entertainment items, they know that they need these clothes just to stay warm. As long as society needs us and as long as I'm around, I'll make sure that Christmas Crusade is still going. Ready for delivery.


From around the globe, it's theCUBE with digital coverage of AWS Public Sector Partner Awards. Brought to you by Amazon Web Services. Everyone, welcome to this CUBE coverage of AWS Public Sector Partner Awards program. I'm John Furrier, your host of theCUBE. We've got two great guests here, Travis Hartman, director of analytics and weather at Maxar Technologies and Vijay Talapragada, who's the chief modeling and data assimilation branch at NOAA. Tell us about the success of this. What's the big deal? Take us through the award and why Maxar, what do you guys do? Yeah, so Maxar is an organization that does a lot of different activities in earth intelligence as well as space. We have about 4,000 employees around the world. One side of the company works on space infrastructure actually building satellites and all the infrastructure that's gonna help us get us back to the moon and things like that. And then on the other side, we have an earth intelligence group, which is where I sit and we leverage remote sensing information, earth science information to help people better understand how and what they do might impact the earth or how the earth and its activities might impact their business mission or operations. So what we wanted to set out to do was help people better understand how weather could impact their mission business or operations. And a big element of that was doing it with speed. So we knew NOAA had capabilities of running numerical weather prediction models and very traditional on-prem, big, beefy, high-performance computers, supercomputers. But we wanted to do it in the cloud. We wanted to use AWS as a key partner. So we collaborated with VJ and NOAA and his teams there to help pull that off. They gave us access public domain information, but they showed us the right places to look. We've had some of our research scientists talking and after a pretty short effort, it didn't take a lot of time. We were able to pull something off that a lot of people didn't think was possible. We got pretty excited once we saw some of the outcomes. Travis, VJ was just mentioning the relationship. Can you talk about the relationship together? Because this is not your classic Amazon partner, the client relationship that you have.  Talk about the relationship and how Amazon play with it because it's a unique partnership. Explain in more detail that specific relationship. Yeah, with Maxar and AWS, our partnership has gone back a number of years. And Maxar being a fairly large organization, there's lots of different activities. I think Maxar was the first client of the AWS Snowmobile, where they have the big tractor trailer back up to a data center, load all the data in, and then take it to an AWS data center. We were the first users of that because we had over 100 petabytes of satellite imagery in an archive that just moving across the internet and probably still be going. So the Snowmobile was a good success story for us, but just with the amount of data that we have, the amount of data we collect every day and all the analytics that we're running on it, whether it's in an HPC environment or the scalable AI ML, we're able to scale out that architecture, scale out that compute in a much easier dynamic and really cost effective way with AWS. Cause when we don't need to use the machines, we turn them off. We don't have a big data center sitting somewhere where we have to have security, have all the overhead costs of just keeping the lights on literally. AWS allows us to run our organization in a much more efficient way. And NOAA, they're seeing some of that same success story that we're seeing as far as how they can use the cloud for accelerating research, accelerating how the advancement of numerical weather prediction from the United States can benefit from cloud, from cloud architecture, cloud computing, things like that. And I think a lot of the stuff that we've done here with Maxar with our HPC solution in the cloud is something that's pretty interesting to know. And it's a good opportunity for us to continue our collaboration. If I could drill down on that solution, architecture for a minute, how did you guys set up the services and what lessons did you learn from that process? We're still learning, it's probably the short answer, but it all started with our people. We have some really strong engineers, really strong data scientists that fundamentally have a background in meteorology or atmospheric science. So they understand the physics of why the wind blows the way it does and why clouds do what clouds do. But we also, having a key strategic partnership with AWS, we were able to tap into some of their subject matter experts and really put those people together and come up with new solutions, new innovative ideas, stuff that people hadn't tried before. We were able to steer a little bit of AWS's product roadmap as far as what we were trying to do and how their current technology might not have been able to support it, but by interacting with us, gave them some ideas as far as what the tech had to move towards. And then that's what allowed us to move in a pretty quick fashion. It's neat stuff technology, but it really comes down to the people. And I feel very honored and privileged to work with both great people here at MacShar, as well as AWS, as well as being able to collaborate with the great teams at that one. It's been a lot of fun. Well, Travis, got a great example. And I think it's a template that can be applied to many other areas, certainly even beyond. You got large scale, multi-scale situation there. Congratulations. Final question, what does it mean to be an award winner for AWS Partner Awards? As part of the show, you're the best in show for HPC. What's it like? What's your feeling? Give us a quick story from the field. Yeah. I mean, I don't know if there's really a lot of good words that can kind of sum it up. I shared the news with the team last night and there were a lot of good responses that came from it. A lot of people think it's cool. And at the end of the day, a lot of people in our team took a hobby or a passion of weather and turned it into a career. And being acknowledged and recognized by groups like AWS for best solution in a particular thing. I think we take a lot of that to heart and we're very honored and proud of what we were able to do and proud that other people recognize the neat stuff that we're doing. Well, certainly taking advantage of cloud, which is large scale, but you're on a great wave. You've got a great area.  So you get a lot of problems to solve and a lot of impact too, when you get it right. So congratulations on an excellent- Thank you very much. Great mission. Thank you. Love what you do. Love to follow up again. Maybe do another interview and talk about the impact of weather and all the HPC kind of down the road. But Travis, thank you very much. Thank you, appreciate it. Good to see you. Thank you, great to be here. So NOAA National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration, National Weather Center, National Center for Environmental Predictions, Environmental Modeling Center, that's your organization. You guys are competing to be best in the world. Tell us what you guys do at a high level, then we'll jump into some of the successes. So the National Weather Service is responsible for providing weather forecasts to save lives and property and improve the economy of the nation. And as part of that, the National Weather Service is responsible for providing data and also the forecasts to the public and to the industry. And we are responsible for providing the guidance on how they create the forecasts. So we are at the Environmental Modeling Center, the nation's finest institute in advancing our numerical weather prediction modeling, development and utilization of all the data that's available from the world to initialize our models and provide the future state of the atmosphere from hours all the way to seasons and years. And that's the kind of a range of products that we develop and provide are key for managing the emergency services and hazard management and mitigation and also improving the nation's economy by preparing well in advance for the future events. And it's a science-based organization and we have world-class scientists working in this organization. I manage about 170 of them at Environmental Modeling Center. They're all PhDs from various disciplines, mostly from meteorology, atmospheric sciences, oceanography, land surface modeling, space weather, all weather related areas and the mathematics and computer science. And we are at the stage where we are probably the most most developed advanced modeling center that we use almost all possible computational resources available in the world. So this is a heavily computational in terms of use of data, use of computers, use of all the power that we can get. And we have a 3.5 petaflop machine that we use to provide these weather forecasts. And they provide these services every hour for some instances like the severe weather outbreaks and for every three hours for hurricanes and for every six hours for the regular weather, like the precipitation, the temperature forecast. So all the data that you see coming out from either the public media or the government agencies, they all are originated in our center and disseminated in various forms. And I think NOAA is the only center in the world that provides all this information for your past. So it is a public service organization and we pride in our service to the society. Well, I love your title, Chief Modeling and Data Assimilation title, branch of all these organizations. This is weather is critical. I want to get your thoughts because we were talking before we came on about how the hurricane in Katrina was something that really kind of forced everyone to rethink things. Weather is an evolving system. It's always changing, either there's a catastrophe or something happens or you're trying to be proactive predicting, say, whether it's a fire season in California, all kinds of things going on that's not, it's always hard to get a certain prediction. You have a big job, it's a lot of data. You need horsepower, you need computing. You need to stand up some HPC. Take us through like the thinking around the organization because, and what's the impact is that you see because weather does have that impact.  So we developed solutions for individual weather phenomena and we have grown in that direction by developing separate solutions for separate problems. And very soon it became obvious that we cannot manage all these independent modeling systems to provide the best possible forecasts. So the thinking had to be changed. And then there is another bigger problem is that there is a lot of research going out in the community, like the academic institutes, the universities, other government labs. There are several people working in these areas and all their work is not necessarily a coordinated development activity that we cannot take advantage and there are no incentives for people to come and contribute towards the mission that we are engaged in. So that actually prompted to change the direction of thinking. And as you mentioned, Hurricane Katrina was an eye opener. We had the best forecasts, but the dissemination of that information was not probably accurate enough. And also there is a lot of room for improvement in predicting these catastrophic events. How are you guys using AWS? Because HPC, high performance computing, I mean, you can't ask for more resources than the massive cloud that is Amazon. How has that helped you? Can you take a minute to explain how to walk us through the AWS internship? There are a few examples I can cite, but before then I would like to really appreciate Travis Hartman from Maxar, who is probably the only private sector partner that we had in the beginning. And now we are expanding on that. So we were able to share our community codes with Maxar. And with our help, they were able to establish this entire modeling system as it is done in operations at NOAA. And they were able to reproduce our operational podcast using the cloud resources. And then they went ahead and did even more by scaling the modeling systems so that it can run even faster and quicker than what NOAA operations can do. So that gives you one example of how the cloud can be used. The same forecast that we produce globally, which will take about eight minutes per day. And Maxar was able to do it much faster, like 50% improvement in the efficiency of the codes. And now the advantage of this is that the improvements that Maxar or other collaborators who are using our codes that they are putting in into the system are coming back to us. So we take advantage of that in improving the efficiency in operations. So this is like a win-win situation for both who are participating in the R&D and who are using it in operations. And on top of it, you can create multiple configurations of this model in various instances on the cloud and you can run it more efficiently and you can create an ensemble of solutions that can be catered to individual needs. And the one additional thing I wanted to mention about use of cloud is that this is like, when you have a need, you can search the compute. You can instantiate thousands of simulations to test a new innovation, for instance. You don't need to wait for the resources to be done in sequential manner. Instead, you can ramp up the production of these experiments in no time. And without worrying about, of course, the cost is the factor that we need to worry about. But otherwise the capacity is there, the facilities are there to take advantage of the cloud solutions. Well, Vijay, I'm very impressed with your organization. I'd love to do a follow-up with you. I love the impact that you're doing, certainly in the weather impact society from forecasting disasters and giving people the ability to look at supply chain, whether it's planning for potentially a fire season or water shortage or anything going on there. But also it's a template. You're exceeding a new kind of way to innovate with community, with large-scale, multi-scale data points. So congratulations and thank you very much. I'm John Furrier here, part of AWS partner awards program, best HPC solution, great, great example, great use case, great conversation. Thanks for watching. Two great interviews here as part of AWS public sector, partner awards program. I'm John Furrier. The best in show for HPC solutions, Travis Hartman, Maxar Technologies and Vijay Talapargada at NOAA. Two great guests. Thanks for watching.


Yes I am very pleased. A long time we fell in football this time last week. We were so disappointed with the way we played, all we can do is respond to that. It was very important that we put in a display tonight in front of our home fans and I thought the last was excellent. The first half in particular what a start. An example to set the football, the intensity levels in particular without standing. Mae gen surprised, wrth gwrs, yn eu cyflyn nhw i lywodol chi'n ymlaen, i gan tîm yn bwysig, ond hanes hefyd yn ddeunydd gyda'r hwnnw, fe ph�rwch chi'n wych chi wedi effeithio gan gweithio siwyd, rwy'n gwybodaeth i'w ddeunydd, oherwydd bod yn gyntaf ar gynlluniau'r ffynol, a yw gwybod hynny'n digwydd. Mae'r ffynol yn iawnhaeth gwybod yw gwybod ar gwybod. Rwy'n beth o'n bydd eich gweithi allaf, ond mae yn gyflor i'r tynn. but we'll take the two nil on the night. Obviously Byrnt trying to get back into the game the second period. Ploeddwya'r moc fel lawer o urgeun sydd wedi ddod yn y second period. I think it was intensive levels we're still right there defending from the front. As you say, it could have been more with the penalty in the second night? Yeah I mean Byrnt we're always going to have some kind of response and you know the good side at this stage of the season you're not up there if you're not a very good team. They did, they came out quickly but we came through the other side of that really well and defended terrifically well from the front Mae'r pethau i'ch gweithio eich bod yn ddigonio ar gyfer hynny o'r ddweud, ac mae'n bod yn oed yn ymryd, yn gwneud yn y ddweud. A mae'n ddigonio ar y ddweud.


JSA TV and JSA podcast where we're covering the latest stories, trends, and innovations with leaders in global connectivity, real estate, and the networks within. My name is Emily Scherer for JSA, and I am joined today by two gentlemen from Borealis data centers. They are an Icelandic data center leader. Today we have Christopher Andre. He is the business development manager for Borealis. And we're also joined by Ishtvan Sigur Vinsan. He is the compliance manager for Borealis. So welcome. Thank you both for being here. Thank you for having us. Thank you for having us. And we were just talking a little bit earlier. So I have to say I had a layover in Reykjavik. So I was saying I was only there for two hours, but I have to go back, right? Is there something I should see when I go back to Iceland? Absolutely. I mean, we welcome all parties to Iceland. There are many natural resources that you have to see. I mean, Iceland is a very scenic country. And does not only give people opportunity to explore nature, you know, but also to explore, you know, why Iceland is sustainable. Absolutely. So there are opportunities to see that, you know, through the gaze ears, you know, the hydro plants and all the waterfalls, you know, where we collect energy from. Absolutely. It looked beautiful from the plane when I was going over. Sorry, we're going to say something. Yes. So and also the hot pools that are heated with geothermal water all year around. So you can actually go to a sustainable hot water. You know, under the snow or even in a very, very, very warm day. Yeah, absolutely. Yeah. And keep, yeah. And we're going to talk a little bit more about that too, because I think that has a data center component as well. But before we get to that. So Ishvon, you're speaking on a panel tomorrow. It is titled Sustainability in the Cloud, the benefits of reducing carbon emissions in the cloud and how to start doing it. Can you tell us what's one thing that you hope people take away from that panel tomorrow? Yes, absolutely. So what I hope to have as takeaway is that, you know, we need to understand that cloud service providers are a sustainable solution, you know, for hosting data. However, you know, data centers play an important role. So what I would like to highlight on, you know, is that the chain responsibility, you know, within sustainability. So it's not enough, you know, to have one component as a sustainable component and know, but the chain reaction, you know, with all the suppliers. And now I take pride, you know, in having policies not only for our organization, but also extended to our suppliers. So having a cloud service provider, you know, that can add on this green element, you know, by partnership, you know, with the green data center, I think that gives the extra bonus. Absolutely. It's all these small things that add up. I feel like that has to do with scope three emissions as well when you're talking about different suppliers. Absolutely.  Right.  I know because no one can do it alone. You know, we are in this business together. So we just have to hold hands, you know, and commit to that. Absolutely. And that's what everyone is here to do at DataCloud ESG. So very exciting to be here. And Christopher, you're also on a panel that's going to take place tomorrow. Can you tell us just what that panel is about or one thing you want people to take away from that? Yes. So Iceland is actually a very, very good location for data centers. Yes. Green and sustainable. We discussed we have this 100% renewable energy. It's actually the world's lowest emission per kilowatt hour. So having that is a big competitive advantage. But the other thing is that it's actually a very, very affordable energy. You're paying around $65 per gigawatt with all the additional costs. So the location provides another competitiveness. It's the cold climate up in the north. So we can actually use the environment to work as a cooling element, dragging down the PUE all the way down to 1.03, which is almost never seen in the market class today. So Iceland provides a lot of benefits and advantages to data centers and to lower the costs being one of the most competitive land in Europe as well as in the world in data centers. So I'll be discussing that with fellow panelists, our friends up north and far as we have a new sea cable that adds another advantage to Iceland shortening the time to Europe and to the US. Like we're a bridge in Ireland, just a little neighborhood as we have such a fast connection there, providing another opportunity to expand businesses over to the US. Absolutely, excellent. And we're speaking at North Tomorrow as well. So we're going to hear even more about this panel. So that sounds excellent. I hope everyone can go and see that. And now, Christopher, I also wanted to ask you, you all just made an exciting new partnership with IBM. Is there anything that you want to tell us about that? Oh, yes. So a few months back, we met with IBM on a conference like this, and we found out that we have a lot of common interests. We're trying to make the future of data economical and better for the future generations. On that, the discussions went on and we decided to go for a partnership. So now you can actually host your IBM satellite in Iceland, in our data centers, in a very, very sustainable way. And I believe this one is also going to share a little bit more on that one in a bit. But providing a secure location that fills all the compliance requirements, as well as getting the most secure location in the world, Iceland, been ranked number one for many years in a row by the global index, makes a perfect location for storing data, recovery data, and etc. Right, excellent. Thank you for sharing that with us in India. Ishtwan, if you want to go ahead and just tell us a little bit more about those sustainability efforts. Yeah, absolutely. So I would just like to highlight on the fact that Bode Alice takes pride in being a leading data center, a sustainable data center. And we have a slogan which seems slightly overused that ESG is in our DNA, but it's absolutely true. That's just because Iceland is a sustainable country on its own. And now we have one of our largest energy providers becoming carbon neutral in just about a year or two. They are almost carbon neutral, so it's at 0.3 currently without minimal or zero offsetting. So we take pride in that. But you can imagine that if a data center is connected to such a grid, which is already carbon neutral, and now achieving ESG standards, it's kind of a given for us. But what we would like to focus on, and this is why IBM partnership is really important, is that transparency is key. Compliance and sustainability go hand in hand, but also it's a business need. It's a business requirement, because this is where the world is heading to, especially after hard times like COVID. We understood what it means for the globe to focus on such issues. And with that said, Borealis takes pride in showcasing all these metrics. And with the partnership with IBM, I think this is just going to be highlighting even more why Icelandic data centers can be an absolute leader within this industry. Absolutely. Thank you for sharing that. I had not. I don't think that's overdone. I've never heard that before. So ESG is in our DNA. Is that right? Okay. Borealis data centers, thank you both so much for joining us today. Thank you for the invite. Absolutely. And everybody stay curious, stay connected and happy networking.


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