Aside from Shopify, Wix is the next most commonly used selling platform to host your dropshipping website. Wix is a super easy to use website builder that lets you drag and drop different elements of your website so you can easily customize it. Now, just like Shopify, Wix also has an app market that has tons of different useful apps that can help you start scaling your dropshipping business. So in this video, we're going to be talking about the 10 best Wix dropshipping apps to help you level up and start scaling your e-commerce business. Let's go ahead and run that intro and let's get to it. What's going on everyone? Mario here with AutoDS and if you like informative videos in the dropshipping business and staying up to date with everything dropshipping related, make sure to hit that subscribe button and ring that little bell notification so you don't miss out on any future content. Before we get started, if you want all of the information I'm going to talk about in a quick and easy to reference cheat sheet, make sure you stick around all the way to the end so you find out how to gain access. Kicking off our countdown at number one, we have one of the more powerful apps on this list and that's none other than AutoDS. AutoDS features a super powerful built-in product research tool that helps you find winning products in minutes. All you have to do is just head on over to your AutoDS dashboard over at platform.autodds.com and then on the left hand side, just click on winning products. Once you click on that and the page loads, you're going to have a huge list of winning products that have been proven to sell and are currently trending. And not only that, you can go ahead and choose any of the products, go ahead and click into them and you're going to get tons of information to help you market these and find out if it's a right product for you to sell. So just by quickly looking at one of these products, the LCD writing tablet and you scroll down a little bit, you can see all the different information that you're prompted with. You have a profit calculator, a target audience for Facebook ads, an example Facebook ad and some added AutoDS insights. Now, if you find a product on, let's say AliExpress that you like and you want to go ahead and import that, that's also super easy using AutoDS. All we have to do is go ahead and click on the left hand side once again, where it says add products and there you can add either single or multiple products. First, let's just go ahead and do the easy route. Let's do a single product. All we have to do is paste in our URL on there and edit now. Once we click on edit now, it's going to take us to the drafts page for this item and there we can edit anything we need. We can change the title. We can add it to any collections that we want. We can go ahead and add any tags to it, change the shipping method. We can also go ahead and edit the description directly from here, switch up the variants if we need to take any off, if we don't like any of them or if we don't want to include them because they might not be relevant. We also have the images tab where you can go ahead and edit all of your images. You can either delete some, add some or edit the actual image.  Aside from that, over at Out-O-DS, we also offer price and stock monitoring, which helps you keep track of all of your supplier's stock as well as their prices. So if there's any fluctuations in their inventory or the pricing, you're going to get updates on this so that way you can make the necessary adjustments on your items. We also offer complete order fulfillment, so you can rest assured that once your customer places an order, everything is going to be taken care of for you. From placing the order with your suppliers to updating your customer with a tracking number once the item ships and handling any potential returns, Out-O-DS can automate the entire thing for you. Now this can be done in two different ways. It can either be done using Out-O-DS's order fulfillment tool or fulfilled by Out-O-DS. The difference between the two is fairly simple. Using the Out-O-DS fulfillment tool, Out-O-DS will make the purchases from your supplier on your behalf using your buyer accounts. So it'll log on to your suppliers, let's say AliExpress, and make the purchase using your credit card details and your account, whereas fulfilled by Out-O-DS isn't going to be using your buyer accounts. Fulfilled by Out-O-DS uses Out-O-DS buyer accounts that are specific for either AliExpress, CJ Dropshipping, or whatever supplier you choose to source your items from. In this case, instead of using your credit card details as well, Out-O-DS is going to use a balance that you top up in order to make the purchases. There's also no shortage of suppliers when it comes to using Out-O-DS. Out-O-DS integrates easily with more than 25 of the most popular suppliers out there. Those suppliers include CJ Dropshipping, AliExpress, Wayfair, Target, Walmart, and more. This gives you access to an immense number of products in countless niches. Not only that, but you can sell in multiple regions too. You can sell in places like the UK, the US, Canada, and more. And if for whatever reason you ever get stuck in any part of the process, you either get stuck in opening up your store, selecting a niche, maybe you don't know how to find some of the best selling products, don't worry about that. We got you over Out-O-DS. We have tons of resources to help you get started and succeed. For one, we have this YouTube channel, which if you aren't subscribed yet, make sure you do so so that way you can join the over 60,000 Dropshippers that watch your videos every single day to continue growing their Dropshipping stores. Here we have different playlists that focus on different parts of the Dropshipping business, such as setting up your store or finding which items are best sellers. We also have things like courses, mentorship programs, blogs, ebooks, and tons more. If you want to check out Out-O-DS so that way you can try out all these awesome features for yourself, you can get started for just $1 for the first 14 days. After that, it's about $24 per month, depending on the plan that you get. Up next, we have WixChat. WixChat makes it super easy for you to start communicating with your customers. Customer service is a huge factor in the success of any Dropshipping business. This app lets you communicate with your customers quickly and efficiently by giving you real-time visitor notifications. You can also set the app to be able to greet customers automatically as they're navigating your store. And on top of that, you can also have saved replies. If you want a bit more information about the WixChat app or any of the other apps that I want to talk about in this video today, all you have to do is go ahead and check out the description down below. I'm going to have a link to the relevant article down there. Next up, we have one, two, three, form builder and payments, and that is a payment and form management tool. This app has tons of different customizable templates that you can use to start building forms to be able to collect your customer's information, such as emails, phone numbers, addresses, whatever you need. This app also easily connects to other Wix apps, such as Dropbox or Google Drive, to easily transfer the data collected. Now with the free version, you are limited to 10 fields per form, but there are different pricing structures for different needs. It starts at $20 per month and can range up to $200 per month. This is usually billed yearly. Up next on number four, we have WixStores. Now, this is an app that was designed specifically to make your storefront look as professional as possible. This app can help you save a ton of time by helping you manage different business operations like inventory management, shipping, and order fulfillment. You even have automated email services to help you out with your email marketing. Now unfortunately, if you are in the free trial, you are going to have to subscribe to the Wix platform in order to start receiving payments. You can't receive payments on the free trial and one huge thing to note about the WixStores app is once you choose a design and you set it as the design that you want to have on your website, you are committing to that design. You're not going to be able to change it afterwards. Now, the pricing does depend on which Wix plan you decide to go with and those plans can start at $27 per month, $32 per month, or $59 per month. Next up on our number fifth spot, we have Wix blogs.  The Wix blog app lets you customize your blogs using tons of professional looking templates. Using this app also optimizes your blogs so that way they can be mobile friendly. So anybody can access your blogs from anywhere in the world using their mobile device. The Wix blog app is free to use and install. Up next on number six, we have the visitor analytics app. This app gives you some vital statistics so that way you can track what's going on on your website and what people are doing. You can see things like page views, event tracking, and real-time visitor behavior. So you can see what people are actively doing on your website as they're on it. Now, the basic plan for this is fairly cheap. It starts off at just about $10.39 per month but the more traffic that you have for your website, the more expensive the plan is going to get. So as you start to bring in more website traffic, the plan's pricing will start to go up. They have five different subscription plans starting at $10.39 ranging all the way up to $123.20. Up next on number seven, we have site booster. Now site booster helps boost the SEO of your website. So it'll go through your website and it'll optimize any search terms, any keywords, so that way you can rank higher on websites like Google. This app can really help start driving traffic to your website. It does have a bit of a learning curve but as long as you take the time to start learning it and poke around a little bit, click around here and there, you'll get used to it and you'll learn it fairly easily. Now this does have both a free and a premium plan. The free plan is pretty restricted so to get the most out of this you are going to have to sign up for the premium plan. The premium plan starts at $495 a month. Up next in our eighth spot we have social stream. Social stream lets you easily integrate Instagram onto your website so customers can see your social media profile on your website itself and this isn't just limited to Instagram. You can also post feed from your Twitter, your Facebook, YouTube or whatever else and best of all it gives your customers the option to be able to share the posts directly from your website to their social media streams. Social media stream has three different paid plans. It starts at $494 a month, the second plan starts at $1214 a month and the ultimate business plan is $80.99 per month. Up next in our number ninth spot we have the print on demand app Printful. Printful lets you print custom products such as t-shirts, mugs, mouse pads and more with your own logo or your own designs. Printful also has a mock-up generator so you and your customers can see what the design is going to look like on the products already. They also offer fast worldwide shipping. Now with Printful unfortunately returns can be a bit of a hassle. Since most of these products are customized Printful doesn't offer refunds unless the product is damaged or misprinted. Now the Printful app is free but you are going to have to pay whenever somebody places an order and you have to place that order from Printful suppliers. So if somebody orders a t-shirt you're going to have to place that order with Printful and just pay for that t-shirt. Up next in our number 10 spot we have DOBA. DOBA is a drop shipping supplier directory and it lets you automate the import of best sellers from their suppliers to your website. On top of that you can automate inventory management and order fulfillment. DOBA has a 30-day free trial with a free starter plan. After that the business and the enterprise plan start off at $50 a month and $300 a month. Now when it comes to returns that can vary by supplier but when processing your returns always expect a 15 to 20 percent restocking fee. And those are our picks for the 10 best Wix drop shipping apps help you start leveling up and scaling your drop shipping store. Remember if you want access to the cheat sheet all you have to do is comment down below hashtag Wix 2023 and let me know what your favorite app from this list was. Thank you to everyone for watching today. If you enjoyed this video and want to keep learning more about the drop shipping business and everything you need to know about scaling your business to the next level make sure you hit that subscribe button so you don't miss out on any future updates. And if you liked this video and found it helpful make sure to leave a like.


ghosts, demons, shadow people, unsolved mysteries, unexplained phenomenon, monsters and more. True stories of the paranormal and supernatural. I'm Darren Marlar, the creator and host of Weird Darkness, where I bring you the dark, creepy and macabre. You can even tell me your own stories for use in future episodes. Get the podcast today for Apple, Android or your favorite podcasting app at WeirdDarkness.com. From DailyDoseOfWeirdNews.com, I'm Darren Marlar and this is your Daily Dose of Weird News. Two Delta passengers got a little frisky in their seats during a recent flight from LA to Detroit. The pair, a 28-year-old man and a 48-year-old woman were said to be complete strangers before meeting on the airplane. How are they doing anything in those seats? Most flyers can barely squeeze their butts into one. Last week, the CIA released 470,000 documents from the house where Osama bin Laden was killed in 2011 in the interest of transparency. Among other items on his computer, Osama had a copy of the National Geographic Special where in the world is Osama bin Laden. And also a saved YouTube video, claiming September 11th was an inside job. Gee, narcissistic much? Studies as Alaska is the most sexually-diseased state in the nation. Now you can go up there and easily catch more than just salmon. The Bank of England is raising its interest rates for the first time in 10 years. Ironically, lowering interest in the Bank of England. Thanks to AT&T, you may soon be able to build your own AI-powered app. The Akumos AI Marketplace that launched with open-source non-profit The Linux Foundation is currently open for initial access to companies who pay a registration fee. The platform will be released to the public for free in early 2018. Akumos will provide a platform through which developers can select AI capabilities, such as location tracking and facial recognition, and string them together to create apps. Follow that to say your smartphone may soon actually be smart, smarter than you, and possibly take over the world. A poll says 58% of Americans are afraid to discuss their political views. Obviously, none of those people are my Facebook friends. The International Space Station is getting its first new printer in 17 years. Unfortunately, it's a wireless printer and it's really hard to get a decent Wi-Fi signal from Houston up there. Archeologists have found a previously undiscovered secret chamber in Egypt's Great Pyramid. It has not yet been confirmed whether or not it's the chamber where Apophis was hiding the Stargate. A nomadic American couple and their two young children were found alive three days after they went missing in an attack by river pirates in Brazil. Police say Adam and Emily Hartow and their daughters, six-year-old Colette and three-year-old Sierra, were passengers on a ferry from the Amazon Gateway City of Belém to Macapa that was attacked by pirates last Sunday. Reportedly, the pirates held the crew and passengers hostage for hours and there was no sign of the family after the pirates left. The Hartos were rescued Wednesday by a villager who spotted them floating on a piece of driftwood in the river. Miraculously, they were unharmed, save for a few scratches and insect bites. The family was planning to move back to California later this month so the girls could grow up close to relatives and have a little bit of foundation. Now, of course, foundation's the last thing they'll be getting. It'll be replaced with many years in school of being teased about being robbed by Jack Sparrow and being asked if they'll be dressing up as wenches every Halloween. While we have the first casualty of the new TV season, the CBS comedy Me, Myself and I, which starred Saturday Night Live's Bobby Moynihan, has been yanked from the Monday lineup after just six episodes. Cancelled and that show didn't even star Kevin Spacey. No less than 21 State University of New York students are being charged with hazing to a level that is mind-blowing. It seems they used a rental home near the college campus as their house of horrors for fraternity pledges who were vomited on, doused in urine and forced to eat foods that sickened them. The abuse endured by 10 pledges, a fraternity pie alpha new, is disturbing. The victims told authorities how the fraternity brothers subjected the pledges to repeated paddling on the buttocks and being forced to eat food off the floor. According to court documents, a 19-year-old student told campus police that while being paddled, one of the brothers hit me so hard that my knees buckled and I had to be held up. He also said pledges were forced to drink alcohol and other liquids and eat foods that would make them throw up, including condiments, raw sardines, clam juice and chewing tobacco. Another pledge told authorities that during Hell Week last February, the pledges were made to get down on the floor in a plank position while some frat members vomited on the students and others tossed cups of urine on them. College officials have suspended the fraternity as authorities continue their investigation. Not surprisingly, all the students charged have pleaded not guilty, including a 21-year-old frat president, Evan Florek. So, go ahead, let your son join a fraternity. What could possibly go wrong? Real Housewives star Theresa Geodesi called Sophia Vergara a witch with a capital B at a photo shoot, saying she expected her to be nice because she is an immigrant. Are we sure she's a real housewife?  According to babynamewizard.com, the name Sophia, and all its other variants, is the most popular name globally, with its topping the list of popular girls' names in eight countries. Besides founder, Laura Wattenberg assessed data from 48 countries and found that Sophia is currently the most popular name for a baby girl in Mexico, Russia, Chile, Estonia, Slovakia, Argentina, Italy and Switzerland. Plus, it comes in second or third place in a further 20 regions. Who knew Sophia Loren was so influential for today's millennials? In Austria, lamp posts have been covered with airbags to stop smartphone zombies from running into them. Maybe instead of autonomous cars, we should create autonomous roller skates so we don't have to worry about these brainless bozos bashing their skulls in the light poles and wandering into traffic. JFK assassination documents say an informant told the CIA that Adolf Hitler was living in Colombia in the 1950s under the name Adolf Schrittelmeier. If that's true, it's not much of an improvement on the last name. Really, Adolf Schrittelmeier? Really? You might as well go with Burger Meister Meister Burger. American cell phone users are giving two thumbs up to texting over talking. A recent study reveals 83% of adults in the US own a cell phone, 73% text, and 31% of them would rather send and receive written notes than chat. The average adult in the US sends or receives 41.5 messages per day, while those ages 18 to 24 handle 109 daily, which adds up to about 3,200 texts per month. In the Pew Research Center's Internet and American Life project, 31% of all cell phone users would rather be contacted with a text. 53% say it depends on the situation, and more than half of the heavy-texters, those who exchange more than 50 texts a day, would rather receive a written message than a voice-cell phone call. Sometimes, with a phone conversation, you say something that you did not mean to, while with a text you have a chance to pause, points out University of Miami health economist Michael French, who believes new technology and young folks are leading the way to changing forms of communication. Man, that ain't the truth. Now you have to be able to fluently speak emoji or the under-21 crowd will have no idea what you're saying. A 19-year-old man shot himself while holding up a Chicago hot dog stand. Where did he shoot himself? In the hot dog. Officer Karma on the job. If you ever wanted to smash technology, well, here's your chance. Tom Daly, founder of the Wrecking Club, says Wrecking Club is just a place to get some stress out.  Do it online is considered a club. You do that at home, that's considered domestic violence. Tennessee Special Vehicles has revealed what aims to be the first 300-mile-per-hour street legal production car, the Venom F5, yours for a paltry $1.6 million. Just keep in mind, though, that because the car is street legal and can go 300 miles per hour, that does not mean that it is street legal to drive 300 miles per hour. Once you take speed limits at the consideration, a Toyota Prius is just as street legal. The McRib is back. That's why I've set up my own GoFundMe page. Cities around the United States have been falling over themselves, pitching themselves to Amazon as candidates for its second headquarters. But Little Rock, Arkansas, they took a unique approach. Its response was gracious and clever, but fundamentally different than all the others. The Little Rock Regional Chamber, responsible for business development in town, placed a full-page ad in the Jeff Bezos-owned Washington Post, styled as a breakup letter, gently explaining to Amazon why it would never work out between them. Quote, in the end, the point of this effort was to position Little Rock as a city ripe for economic development for business growth as well as an expansion. The materials pointed to a new website, LoveLittleRock.org. Okay, so they wrote a breakup letter in order to get somebody interested in them. Man, it was no wonder I was single all the way through school. I was doing it wrong. I should have been telling girls I don't want to go out with them, so they would become infatuated with me. Get the Daily Dose of Weird News podcast for Apple or Android at DailyDoseOfWeirdNews.com and please leave a review on iTunes if you like the show. I'm Darren Barlar and I'll see you next time, Weirdos.


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The following is a presentation of TFNN, the morning market kickoff with your host Tommy O'Brien. Good morning everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, company live from TFNN Wednesday morning, 9.06 a.m. We got about 24 minutes to go until the start of trading and we got markets in the red to kick things off the S&P futures right now. Negative by 13 points trading at 46.65. We got the Dow negative by 47 points, 36,163 Nasdaq 100 in the red by 92 points, 16,120 to get the Russell negative by seven this morning. We got a hot CPI number that's driving some of the action this morning. When you look at commodities, you got crude up six pennies at 84.21. We'll be talking to our man, Teddy Kegstad from forex-trading-unlocked.com at 40 past the hour. We'll be talking a little bit of forex. We'll be talking some commodity is including crude as well. How about gold this morning catching a bit on that CPI data? Up $24 right now about at 18.50, 4.10. You see the spike there on gold at 8.30. Quite the spike indeed to higher prices. We go notes and bonds. You're talking about lower prices and higher yields, a little bit of volatility there. You're talking about pretty low yields on the 10-year still. We're talking about 1.48% right now. The yield on the 10-year, we're negative by 15 ticks at 131.12. The 30-year is negative 8 ticks at 163.15. We jump over to the volatility index. Elevated levels in the VIX on a continual basis. When you look where we were last week, 14.73. We came into Friday at about 15, the VIX rising to 18.35. All things considered, you get the market sitting right near all-time highs right now. We've had a little bit of a pullback, but keep your eye on that VIX. That is an elevated VIX for the type of market we have had. Negative prices yesterday, but nothing too crazy for a VIX pushing above 18 right now at 18.35. All right, let's get right into the CPI data this morning. Out at 8.30, inflation in U.S. builds with biggest gain in prices since 1990. That's the headline over at Bloomberg, CPI jumping 6.2% in October from a year ago in a broad advance. The core measure of consumer prices increased by the most since 1991. I keep talking about it. Remarkable when you think about the acceleration the core numbers are having. Excuse me, folks, still dealing with a little bit of a cold. Remarkable the acceleration the core prices are having. When you think about energy and food, the rapid increase that energy and food is having on top of it. So you have a record number since 1991 on the core measure and the other indicators that they pull out of that number to get the core number are rapid as well. So the headline number is 6.2%. You see it on a chart, man. Some big numbers. CPI is in the black. The core number is in the pink there. You see the spike just off the charts in a big way. The highest numbers since 1990 on that indicator and getting into here we go. Excluding volatile food and energy components, the core inflation rose 0.6% from the prior month and 4.2% from a year earlier. I mean 0.6% on a monthly basis. Things were already on fire last month. They're just increasing on almost record numbers. You're talking about 1991 shelter costs, which are considered to be a more structural component of the CPI make up about a third of the overall index rising 0.5% in October. The most in four months as higher rents and home prices feed into the data. The cost of hotel stays increased when you look at it though, folks, I mean, you're talking about shelter costs. That is not transitory. Okay. When you talk about rent prices, et cetera, rising 0.5% in the month when you combine all those, that's a third of the overall index to higher prices. New cars, 1.4% last month as the global shortage of semiconductors continues to limit inventories and drive up costs, use vehicle prices, jump 2.5%. And they take a look at some of the commentary in terms of CEOs out there. You have McDonald's talking about, we haven't seen, I'll say, any more resistance to our price increases than we've seen historically. They're jacking up prices, folks, and everybody's okay with it because they know their prices are rising, rents are rising, food costs are rising, wages are rising across the board. That was McDonald's. Chipotle, we feel very comfortable that any inflation that is affecting our margin today, we have the ability to offset it.  We've now announced pricing in 9 out of 10 categories, so very broad-based. It's coming, folks. It's already here. It's not coming in a big way. So that's the number this morning.  That out, sitting up about $24 at $18.54. All right, where do we go to next? We got a lot of companies with earnings. We got a Rivian going public today with their electric trucks. And speaking of electric, let's jump over to Tesla. This one's a wild one, folks. You might see a 900-handle on Tesla after trading at almost $1,200 on Monday. You talk about a wipeout, folks. You're talking about a wipeout to the tune of $200 billion in market cap. There it is. Tesla shares fall for a fourth day after a $200 billion wipeout. And I think we're going to be flirting with under a $1 trillion valuation for that company on the open right now, with it pushing to negative prices on the open. As they say, you're down about 1.6% in the pre-market today. Three-day slide that erased more than $200 billion in value, plunged nearly 17% since Thursday's closed, two worst days of selling since September of 2020. I'd be careful of this one, folks, in a big way. And there's the market cap valuation of Tesla. You see the wipeout. It's had $200 billion in just a few days. That's real money, folks. That's money that was sitting in people's accounts. It's not real money until you close out that trade. That's the thing that you always want to keep your mind on. Elon's brother, he closed out his trade at least 10% to 15% of it the day before Elon pulled Twitter about selling 10% of his stake. I was talking about it on Monday. I was surprised that you didn't have a real sell-off on Monday, considering you had the CEO of the company talking about dumping 10% of the equity. That should be an alarm in many ways. The news comes out yesterday that you had Elon's brother is a board member of Tesla sold, I think it was like 280,000 shares or something like that. I'll have to get the number exactly. It was 10% to 15% of his position. It was a $110 million sale. His sale price, $1,129.00 to show you what a great exit that was of that position. There you are on the chart, folks. You were there for about two days and he got some great executions to get off at $1,129.00 for the average print to sell $110 million of Tesla shares with the type of volume that this equity does. Probably didn't have too hard of a problem getting rid of those shares with the type of volume that Tesla does on a daily basis, but not a coincidence, folks, that you have. Elon's brother selling at $1,129.00, he's got plenty of money. You don't need to sell if you think this is undervalued. Pay attention. When you got the people running the company, the two brothers, both of them selling shares at $1,129.00. The market paid attention yesterday and said, you know what?   They were teaming up. They knew what was going on. An educated guess that maybe valuations a little lofty at $1,129.00 at $1.2 trillion for this company. Yes, it's an outstanding company, folks. It's going to be around, but they got some time to go maybe where they start achieving a $1.2 to $1.5 trillion valuation and you're going to open today down another $20 approximately trading at $1,005 on Tesla. We'll see where the market goes on the open though, folks, yesterday, yesterday, the open not kind of Tesla. 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Watch online at tfnn.com or on TFNN's YouTube channel and become the investor you were born to be, TFNN. Educating investors. Welcome back, folks. We're at the S&P's, negative by 17 right now. All the market's in the red as we kick off Wednesday trading. Let's jump over to our man, Kevin Hinks. Every trading day, folks, noon Eastern time, TD Ameritrade Network live on Tiger TV, fast market. Kevin Hinks, Tom White, the team at TD Ameritrade Network, breaking down the day's market action, walking you through hypothetical trade setups, talking about that market action. Kevin Hinks, we got a little bit of a hot CPI number. Seems like that's par for the course, though, these days. Good morning. Good morning, Tommy. Yeah, that CPI number was hot, but if you look at the numbers, Tommy, it's all energy. If you take out, not take out, but use cars and trucks up 2.5%. New vehicles up 1.4%, besides that, Tommy, every big number is energy. I'll go through it. Energy in general up 4.8%. Energy commodities, 6.2%. Gasoline. Fuel all types, sorry, 6.1%. Here it goes. Fuel oil, Tommy, 12.3%. Energy services, 3%, electricity 1.8%, utility pipes, gas service, 6.6%. So the majority, the lion's share of this hot number in terms of CPI is all energy, Tommy. And so who isn't aware that energy prices are higher, right? So I get that this number is coming through fruition, but it shouldn't really shock anybody. Yeah, I'm almost getting used to Kevin, even the prints when I read them. Highest number since, and then they go back three decades, almost. This one, 1990, even on the core number I saw over there. So not too surprising. The market, no real reaction, S&Ps, eight points away, maybe where we were coming into that number. We have all the markets in the red right now, but man, it's been quite a run to higher prices across the board. You have a VIX that's somewhat elevated, Kevin. Above 18, last time I checked, yeah, we're sitting at 1837. Quite a rise from the 1437 of less than a week ago. What do you see in that VIX, Kevin? We have had a market pullback, but nothing too substantial, man. You got the S&Ps at 4,663 points right now, and the VIX has just been steadily climbing to 1837 right now. Do you see anything going on there? Maybe a little cautionary tale of premium priced into that market. Yeah, I think some uncertainty has crept into the overall market at or near all-time highs. I think Elon Musk, his statements over the weekend have caused Tesla to correct. Remember, that's part of the S&P. Yes. That's probably driving some of it. There's a couple, you know, PayPal yesterday. That hurt the whole payment space, Visa, Mastercard, Square, all those names were soft on PayPal's miss. So yeah, there's a little bit of uncertainty creeping into this market at the all-time highs in the VIX, sitting just around 18, you know, it's barely even up today. So, you know, this market is dealing with little higher yields, but 147 in the tenure is not scary. What is significant in terms of the yield, Tommy, is the consistent flattening of the yield curve. What is affecting financials now more than just higher yields? I mean, a 147 on the tenure, that doesn't surprise that. That doesn't scare anybody. But the flattening yield curve is affecting some of the financials, Tommy.  Yeah, pretty cool. All the variables going on, like you talk about, I mean, tenure, man, you're back under 1.5%, even rising a bit today. The Tesla story, that's going to be a wild one as we go forward and see where the buying and the selling kind of finds a true demand point. Of course, Elon had himself quite a weekend on Twitter. News out yesterday, right, that his brother was selling some of his position maybe a day prior. The Musk brothers getting rid of some of their position at that, putting a little bit of scare in Tesla shares. Interesting, I hadn't really factored in yet. Quite an impact when you have a 200 billion market cap wipeout for that company as one of the biggest companies in the S&P 500, for sure. We go on from there, Kevin. We had a lot of Fed talk already kicking off this week. Of course, the discussion already beginning about Chairman Powell, whether he'll be in that chair going forward. What do you kind of take on that, Kevin? Do you see any type of volatility if he does get replaced? I know I'm asking a big, big picture questions here. But the market pretty calm with even the Chairman Powell, it looks like potentially, you know, and it's all up in the air right now, but I'd say more so than like last week or a week ago that he might have some competition for that job at a pretty volatile time right now in the market. Tommy, I believe that drone Powell is the most effective Fed chair in my professional career, which has been since the early 80s. He's done what I think is the best job at answering every problem that has popped up in this economy, including a 100 year pandemic. Now that being said, I believe that this administration has two decisions that they make. They either make no decision or they make the wrong decision. So their possibility that they could make the wrong decision and choose someone like Layle Brainer is certainly in the cards, Tommy. Should they? No, drone Powell should remain the Fed chair. He's completely effective in his job. Yeah, and it'd be tough to argue against anything you said right now with the way the market has behaved, the way the markets behaved, even as they start to taper some of the asset purchases. Man, just taking it in stride, which is remarkable when you think about the billions of dollars involved. And I'm just amazed at just the low volatility in this market with the potential to have a new Fed chair, which is pretty meaningful in the context of everything going on. Absolutely. Yeah, so we'll see where that goes. We got earnings, Kevin, man. We got stocks moving today already with everything going on. What are you guys going to be talking about on fast market coming up at noon today? So we have a great show lined up today. First and foremost, we'll look at Affirm, the buy now pay later company. And you should know that based on if you own a Peloton, that's who you're probably making your monthly payment to is Affirm. And then obviously the high profile name of the week is Disney, and it's everything, like Folio will do presentation on Disney. And then we'll follow that up with a little flow to the show, which means when recovering Disney, the streamer, why not cover the big streamer? And that is Netflix. So Affirm, Disney and Netflix today on fast market, Tommy. I love it, man. Pretty remarkable. I was talking about on my show yesterday. Two years ago is when Disney launched, they're talking about a mainstay in the streaming platform Arena, man. And only two years ago, they didn't even exist. Sometimes timing in life, man, can be everything. They launched their service in November. The pandemic begins in February and March. The whole world shuts down. Talk about being timed right for people being stuck at home. Disney, though, they've been in, and we have some Disney folks in my newsletter. Quite a consolidation of this thing's been in, man. Going back to the better part of really, almost a year ago, you had an acceleration in last December up to a high of 179. We're trading right now 175 after being a 203. And Netflix, man, the run this thing has had. I was reading an article today talking about gaming. Maybe they're gonna be getting into gaming they've talked about and how that may change things. Might be the next leg up, of course. They're gonna have to spend some capital potentially, but Netflix, man, the run to 690. They're trading at 656, yeah, 652 right now. Quite a run for Netflix and a firm. Seems like that's the next way that everybody's gonna get into debt, Kevin. I kid, but buy now, pay later. It's a trend, man, and a firm capitalizing. They're doing business with Amazon, catching a big bid. We'll look forward to the program, Kevin. We appreciate the conversation and the education as always. We'll be watching at noon Eastern time today. Always a pleasure, Tommy. Thanks for having me on. Always a pleasure as well, Kevin. Take care, folks. Tune in, folks. Every trading day, 12 noon Eastern time, you heard it. They're gonna be talking about a firm and we'll jump to Disney, because Disney, as he said, the main event of the week, Disney. Quite the run from last October of 120. The world figures out we have vaccines and we're gonna open back up. We're up to 203, but guess what? Disney parks, movie theaters, not quite open to the tune that they're looking for just yet, Disney trading at 174. We'll be right back, folks, for the open. 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You're looking at an S&P right now, coming right down to the lows we had pre-market last night at about midnight Eastern time. S&P is negative by 16 points, 46-61. You see the sell-off yesterday morning, right? Quite an accelerated sell-off from 47-100. You trade down intraday to about 46-65 yesterday. We're just below those levels right now. Trading at 46-62, NASDAQ 100, down about 127 points. We jump over to Tesla. Where are we going? Down 1.5%. Let's check it out. Are we below $1 trillion? Where are we at? Come on, keep up. 1.009, 007 Tesla at 1,003, down 1.8% continuing. Be careful of Tesla, folks, catching a bid. You want to see the run this thing has had. You put it on a daily. We were just trading at 800 bucks on October 12th. To put that in context, folks, you're still up 25% on this equity in less than a month at this price. Did you hear that? Still up 25% in less than a month at this price. Puts in context, kind of the run this has had, let alone if you back things up just to May, you're talking about less than five or six months or so, and you're almost a double-bagger from those lows we had back in May. Remarkable action. S&P is negative by four. You get the Dow. Only negative by three right now. Check out that pop, the Dow catching a bid on the open, man, watch out, 36,208. Now positive, the Dow. Remarkable strength continuing. All right, what else we got going on? We got Rivian going public today. Not public just yet, RIVN is going to be their symbol, talking about electric vehicles, Rivian. $78 a share, they're going to be pricing that in. I think that values the company at about $66.8 billion, something like that. They're going to raise about $12 billion in the biggest initial public offering of the year. I think it's the sixth biggest IPO ever is what I saw in there. Yes, it is, sixth largest US IPO ever. Amazon, they own about 20% of that company. Not about, I think it's 20% of that company that they own. Amazon catching quite a bid yesterday. Some of that having to do with Rivian because they kept pricing up the bid there in terms of what Rivian is going to. But man, Dan and the Tigers, Dan was talking about earlier. I mean, you had Amazon add in $45 billion almost a market cap yesterday. Meanwhile, their ownership of Rivian only translating to about $15 to $20 billion. Maybe that's the Bezos premium going on. Maybe that's just a little bit of a safe haven in Amazon. As you have a little bit of a slide in the market. I mean, Amazon, things have been in quite a consolidation folks, Amazon for the better part of 16 months has been chopping around between 3,000 and 3,500. You got above that price point when Jazzy took over as CEO to 3773, they come out with their earnings in July, costs on the rise, you trade lower, you come out with the earnings back in October, they tell the world they might not even make a profit in the final quarter of the year, which is the holiday season and we're dramatically above there, putting this back on a daily to see the run we had. You just traded from 3,300 to almost 3,600 on Amazon. Now the one thing I'll say folks, I don't get too caught up. I have Amazon in my retirement account, okay? I don't get too caught up on the earnings front on Amazon. Number one, you got AWS, the margins are through the roof, that business is going nowhere.  When you think about their competitors, right? Amazon is leaps and bounds ahead of the likes of, in my opinion, Walmart target, and I even have some Walmart and Target in my retirement accounts, okay folks? They have appreciation possibilities as well, but there's nobody that gets it done like Amazon in terms of the level of service they have, right? You're ordering it, you can track where the delivery truck is, right? They tell you it's 10 stops away, look for the truck. That stuff is not happening right now for Walmart, for Target. So if Amazon has to do away with all of their profits, just to spend money to provide the level of service that we expect, what do you think's gonna happen with a company like Walmart and Target where they're trying to play catch up, right?  And at the same time, you have Amazon basically using all the money that they're making from AWS and their retail sector to wipe away the profits just to compete, because they're investing in capital and that's human capital too, that they're investing in. Keep that in mind, because eventually Amazon, at least their track record, has a great track record of investing in capital that pays dividends in the future. They're not wasting that money, the money that they have spent in terms of building out their delivery procedures unmatched. I mean, and that's how they, that's how he became the richest man in the world. Not sure if he's the richest man in the world right now, he might be the richest man in the world again with the way Tesla is trading over the last couple of days. Nonetheless, Amazon backing off a bit down 0.8.8% we'll call it, giving back some of those gains. You were up 2.9% at one point yesterday, almost 3% Amazon shares were up, as maybe everybody that was dumping Tesla shares yesterday buying some Amazon shares. All right, jumping around, what else we got going on? Kevin talked about it, the main event of the week, potentially for earnings is Disney today. We got some earnings last night as well though, DoorDash, an interesting one. They are buying one of their competitors for $8 billion, DoorDash.   Now interesting that Uber, which sometimes will be hit by that, not really getting hit by it, maybe actually trading lower on the news that they are getting a beefed up competitor in the eat space as DoorDash, buying one of their competitors for $8 billion, Uber right now down 1.9%. Let's see how Disney is trading right now ahead of their earnings, top about 2.10% trading at $175.44. All right, what else we got going down the line, how about Zillow? Working through the congestion of their homes, they're dumping 2,000 homes as the flipping business ends, selling that to pre-TM partners. They're the second biggest owner of individual family homes I believe, yes, second largest single family landlord behind invitation homes. They own 70,000 rental houses in the US, so they're gonna up that number by 2,000. Pre-TM has long been committed to providing quality housing options for residents at a time when moving ready homes or in short supply, we continue to invest in communities and improve access to housing throughout the US. Not a bad business to be in when rents are going through the roof right now. I'm sure they got quite a haircut from whatever Tesla paid, excuse me, whatever Zillow paid. The company plans to take a write down, this is Zillow of much as 569 million reducing worker force by 25% as they wind down that business, jumping over to Zillow shares today, down 810%. Now you wanna go long-term on this equity? Can't go wrong, potentially add in a little bit here, folks. You are right back to the highs we had prior to COVID. Remarkable, think about that. A company like Zillow, okay, if you said to yourself with everything that happened in the home market, right? Think about everything that's happened in the home market over the last almost two years. We'll go back to February of 2020 prior to the pandemic. Now, Zillow, I keep saying Tesla. Zillow announced their numbers in February 2020, you spike higher, you give back all of the gains. That's atrocious that this company is trading at the same price that it's trading at in February of last year, considering what has happened to the home market. I bring it up because long-term, you could at least dabble. This thing is showing no strength just yet, but you could at least begin a partial position. I mean, Basil Chapman loves those partial positions and it makes sense. Quite a haircut, folks, down from 208, let alone down from 100 bucks. Just recently, it's 10 days ago, trading at 66, but Zillow has a future. And to their credit, they realized they made a big mistake. They cut that business, they fired 25% of their workforce and they did a complete reset. And their stock price did a complete reset as well. All right, folks, stay tuned. We're gonna be talking to our man, Teddy Kegstad. 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But just yesterday alone, taking a look at this chart, man, you go from 82 bucks to almost 85. You got a $3 move to the upside. We're pushing recent highs. I have an idea of what you might be thinking in this crude market still, but talk to me a little bit about crude right now as we're sitting just above 84 bucks in that market. Sure. Well, I'm still bullish. You can even see it in the FX markets with this rally and crude where, you know, a couple of weeks ago, I said that crude was back on the table for the currency trade for certain markets. And you can see how today, like for instance, the Japanese yen had a nice bounce today. Like it's like a balloon underwater rally going on today. In the low yesterday, he hit almost to the pit, the 50% we traced at market from the last major swing low to a recent swing high. So that's a nice little support area. So just technically on that aspect, but the bounce in oil, I think is the biggest reason why you're seeing that rally there.  But the oil trade I think is really driving those markets right now. I think that's why you have the strength in the Aussie that we've been seeing for the past few weeks. And it's every time it tries to sell off, it bounces right when oil does. So I think that that really is on the table right now where as we're buffering these highs, I mean, I can see, I mean, you know, $100 is my price target for the end of the year, you know?  I mean, you know, unless we have supply issues changing and we now have the administration that wants to attack the oil industry again, they follow through with this stuff. We're gonna see $100 blow past that in no time. And then I think that's gonna support the US dollar yen and also crash the US dollar Canada making big new lows on the year, I think probably within the next few weeks to a next month and a half. Yeah, I mean, it's remarkable. We've seen some pretty dramatic pullbacks. I say dramatic, you know, five bucks, seven bucks, something like that in this market. But it'd be pretty hard right now. I agree with a lot of what you're saying. I mean, it'd be pretty hard to present a bear case in that crude market right now with everything going on, man. Just for the points that you made, coming into Thanksgiving, you know, my family might be doing a little bit of traveling. We're gonna be driving, we're gonna be potentially getting, you know, an Airbnb, something like that. And then, you know, doing a four-hour drive type holiday season, everybody kind of breaking out still in that market, let alone just the supply chain shortages and the demand that we're seeing across the board in crude, sitting at 84 bucks every time. And what's so interesting, I find myself when I look at this market, we've seen some pullbacks. I mean, they've been pretty few and far between. But we did just pull back from 85 bucks down to what we make a low of, 78 bucks, so a $7 pullback. And I found myself, even when that was happening, Teddy's saying, this is nothing, man. You know, 78 bucks from 85 is nothing. As in, we just went from $62 up to 85 in a one-way shot in August. So yeah, there's never really been too much weakness in that market. And just like that, you come roaring back over the course of three or four days. Can I follow up with one thing on what you're saying in the real market?  Oil is one contract that rolls over monthly. So whether it's in a bull market or a bear market, you see a difference from the cash to the futures. A lot where you'll get either a break or a rally. It has to do with settlements of rollover and expiration between the options and the futures contracts a lot of the time. So a lot of these dips that we're seeing now aren't sell-offs necessarily that are happening because of selling. It's happening because of rollovers and expirations over the course of a month, you know? So that's when you see these little dips and then all of a sudden you see a surge because the premium or discount will always gravitate back towards the cash, you know, because cash doesn't expire, you know? So, and that definitely has a big, I think base right now for the price of oil. So when you see the dips, I think it has a lot more to do with spread expirations and spreads moving in the short run. So that's why I think the buy-dip scenario for oil is very high right now also. Nice, great point, man. Yeah, those futures markets. We all got quite a lesson a year and a half ago about rolling on those contracts in a big way. And yeah, the great point. Let's jump to the yen if we can. You talked about a little bit. We're getting some moves today. We got some moves in gold as well. We got a hot CPI number this morning. Bunch of influences going on in that market. Of course, I was chatting with our man, Kevin Hinksaw, to kick off the program in terms of auto's energy, in particular in that market. But yeah, we got the yen up to $1,352 this morning. You're almost a full point above your 80-80-10. It's a big rally this morning. Yeah, what do you talk to me a little bit about the yen here and what we're looking at going forward? I like the low that they set yesterday. I think technically it's good and I think the oil rally is supporting this. I think that you're going to see the yen break out to a newer high, probably may not be this week, but within the next week or so. You got one thing that you can see that the commodities are driving these currencies because if you look at like the Euro and the pound and the Swiss, they're hanging on these lows, but they're really going nowhere. But the US dollar yen does, it's trending. No one can, you can't look at the yen and not say that this thing is in a bull market right now. So, and I do have to say the trend is your friend with this one. And I've been calling for 116 before the end of the year. And I still think that that's very possible. And even 122 I think is on the table also closer than sooner than later as well as long as oil keeps on rallying, and especially with the tensions throughout the rest of the world, between the Middle East and Asia and stuff like that. So I really think that trend is there. I was just going to say, I agree in the essence that I started off and I was one to ask you about the yen. The yen always has an impact on gold. So we love talking about that, but it has had some movement and I'm always getting ready to talk to you on Wednesdays. And I was taking a look at those forex markets this morning and as you pointed out, there's kind of just been some chop here. You know, where now no real huge moves, you know, I mean the Euro for instance, we're going back to a price that we were almost trading at in September, which is pretty interesting in that market. Yeah, compared to some of the other forex markets moving. The Swiss is the European currency that you're getting the most bang for your buck right now. You know, the Euro is very tight trade lately. It's not, it's a range trader's delight and it's a trend trader's nightmare. Sure. West dollar Swiss, what do we look at? 91 right now from that and just recently even, right? Well, we were pushing almost at 94. I remember when we first started chatting with you, Teddy, that Swiss, it was parody, right? And we are far away from parody on the Swiss. Do you ever see that kind of getting back to that one arena? And geez, I got to go back. I got it up on the chart. Okay, because 2019 was the last time we saw that. If we have the Fed that starts to ease the tapering over the next couple of months and starts to stop to support the bond market, then absolutely I could see the US dollar Swiss. I mean, unless the ECB and the Swiss start to raise their rates in front of us and in a drastic way, I can see that the market rate's gonna push it.  No, what I could see is trending towards it. And especially if we have an environment where we start to think that, hey, the Fed is gonna not just raise rates now, they might do it one, two, three, four times over the next six months, eight months or something like that kind of situation, then I think we could ever raise to parody. I can't wait to see what happens in the market when we get there, man. Right? That'll be fun. Teddy, I appreciate the conversation, man. As always, we look forward to talking to you next week. Absolutely, see you next week. Have a good one. Have a great one, man. Stay tuned, folks. We'll be right back. 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Live from New York City, it's theCUBE at Big Data NYC 2014. Brought to you by headline sponsor, Juan Disco, with support from EMC, Mark Logic and TerraData. Now, here is your host, Dave Vellante. Welcome back to Big Data NYC, everybody. It's really good to have you here today. We have been going wall to wall. Jeff Frick is with me today. Jeff Kelly has been here earlier. Yesterday and today, yesterday, we had our Capital Markets event. We had well over 100 people here for the Capital Markets event and celebrating five years of Hadoop World coverage for theCUBE. Brian Bukowski is here, our good friend. We just saw him at Oracle Open World. New setting here, of course, which is Hadoop World. Wow, two ends of the spectrum. Brian is the CTO of Aerospike. Brian, welcome back, good to have you again. Great to be here, Dave. So like I was saying, different ends of the spectrum, Oracle Open World, Oracle Red Stack, open in quotes. And now we're here at Hadoop World, totally different vibe and compare the two. Yeah, so the enterprise is here in force in a greater way than we've seen in other years. The ramp is there, but it's really feeling now the groundswell of these enterprises, these older school enterprises, the Fortune 50, finally really adopting the internet technology stack. And I gotta say, Aerospike being part of the advertising industry, being a part of retail online, it's great to see these guys really adopting. So the show moved from the Hilton to Javits, much bigger venue, does it feel smaller or is actually they filling it up? Yeah, I think they're doing pretty well. The last year here, it was a little small and it was definitely crowded. You're walking around between people and there, it's more open and it feels like about twice the traffic, we'll see. Yeah, okay, so from your standpoint, you're talking about the older school IT guys coming in, I hear the average age of Hadoop World is starting to trend toward me now. What does that mean for Aerospike? Well, it's great for Aerospike. So today we've announced our first Hadoop Aerospike integration. So what's great about this is since Aerospike is often used as a front edge database, so it's got your user profiles, it's got your session management, it's got recent activity that you're using to personalize. Having an immediate Hadoop integration means you can run Hadoop jobs over that live data as it's sitting there, without having to go out into some other system, to have to go out into some data lake and blah, blah, blah, you can just run your Hadoop jobs locally, or you've got your Hadoop system and you can just jam the results and use them online, not just for business intelligence, not for generating reports, but use it moment by moment directly out of Hadoop. I'm pretty excited about that.   They even do it just on events. I see this happen, let's reprice. Well, give an example of that. Okay, so what they might do, for example, is sample Amazon and watch if Amazon is reprised. If Amazon is reprised, well, then I'm going to reprice, right? It's just like the two gas stations on the corner, the guys looking at each other's numbers and figuring out what to do. Great for consumers. Absolutely. I mean, a lot of people are concerned about all this. Oh, they're putting ads in front of me and they're trying to identify my profile and my preferences, but as a consumer, I mean, a lot of consumers would say, well, what's wrong with that? The competition from my time, my eyeballs, my preferences, isn't that a good thing?  I mean, we get so many free services of such high quality from the behavioral work that Google does in reducing spam.  I moved from a paid service to Google mail just so I could get spam reduction. They do that with the behavioral information they have. So we did a survey recently and we asked organizations, are you shifting, substantially shifting resources from your traditional enterprise data world, enterprise data warehouse into big data? And an overwhelming majority said, we already have like 60% and another 35% said, we will by the end of 2014, 90 plus percent said, we're going to move. Now you're talking about all these older school IT guys, enterprise IT people here at the show, clearly that's a signal that they're shifting resources. So what's happening in your opinion? Are they sort of baselining their enterprise data warehouse, where are they putting their money? Are they spending as much as they were before? Or is it less, is it 30 cents in the dollar? Help us squint through all that. Sure, so at Air Spike what I see is we're seeing the companies that come in and they say, wait a minute, Amazon is entering into the credit card market. Google is becoming a credit card company. These guys are coming after my lunch and they're doing it with innovative services, innovative pricing, more customer engagement and they turn to their IT guys and say, well, look at all this money we're spending. I've got a million dollar contracts. I've got guys coming in at $1,000 an hour and Google is killing us on technology. We need to do what they're doing. Go buy some Google guys, go. And so the pressure is top down because those internet companies are just coming after all of the retailers and all of the enterprises that are out there. So of course they have to respond. The first thing they're doing is just saying, hey, I want the technology stack and get me some of those guys, get my feet wet. Retail is interesting, everybody that I know in retail has an Amazon war room trying to figure it out. They're also trying to figure out how to get leverage out of their in-store assets, their physical assets, trying to maybe tie those back into the online experience. What are you seeing there? Well, the funny thing was the news this week or the last week that Amazon's opening a store. Yeah, right, the physical store. So it can't be that bad an idea of a physical store, right? Well, I was talking to my kid, he's like, why are they doing that? I mean, nobody's going to buy stuff from the store. They're just going to go online. No, it's all about the brand. It's about the brand and it's about the showroom. So I'm still seeing a lot of experimentation and these guys are all very closed-lipped, right? So I've talked about it a couple of times in some of my meetups about how what Walmart has done in terms of Walmart Labs about trying to look for pricing signals, about trying to not discount was one of the stories I heard. These are all rumors because everything's under wraps, right? But if you have the power to discount and then know when not to use it, that sounds like a great idea. That's just, you know, that's meat on the bottom line. Walmart's interesting. You think about the drones and the same day delivery and things like that. And you think about Walmart. I mean, Walmart's got a lot of distribution centers a lot more than Amazon, you know?  Amazon has competitors, as you all know. You're helping a lot of them. And I just feel like the physical retail world still has a place to play. How can you participate in that experience? What is Aerospike seeing there? Well, so what we do at Aerospike is we find that there are a lot of really interesting next-generation projects that are happening.  And think about Google Shopping Express and what they're doing. They're using their internal Google technology, not Aerospike, but they're trying to get products to consumers through a whole new channel. And they need fast databases to do that. They need to be able to schedule all of that stuff that, you know, SAP talks about with HANA with, you know, fleets of trucks and optimization and stuff like that. Except these companies are using internet technologies, they're not necessarily in bed with the old ERP systems. So we see a lot of that kind of stuff where new projects are starting, whether it be customer service, in-store location, guy walks close to a Starbucks. Why should I wait in line? Really, I have to wait in line? I mean, I've got my Wi-Fi, I've got my phone. Why doesn't it know that I'm right here? Especially if you're a gold card guy, right? You get the same drink every time you're... Right, right, why doesn't it start off? My Starbucks app should know from the fact that I'm touching their Wi-Fi, it should pop up and say, well, do you want what you're usual? And then I just say, yes, and I stand over there. I mean, why hasn't that happened yet, right? So every retailer has all of these really interesting ideas. Do I know what's gonna work out yet? No, that's their business, not my business. But every single one of those needs real time, it needs personalization, that's the key to all of this stuff. And that's where Aerospike fits. Oh yeah, talk a little bit more about that because this is your wheelhouse. So what are the ingredients of that experience and generally, and specifically, where does Aerospike fit? So where Aerospike fits is on the front edge of that application. So instead of just using Hadoop to generate reports, figure out where to put a wind farm 10 years from now, which is a great example, right? It's a wonderful thing to know where the best place for that wind farm is, but then you've gotta go get the permits, it's gonna take 10 years. That's your ultimate batch job. So the... Of course. So on the other hand, moment by moment, right? That's where if you're coming close to a Starbucks, am I just driving past? Am I a regular customer? Am I a gold card customer? Do I wanna put my three most recent? Putting all of that insight online so it pops up right in your face in a sensible way, even sensing, how intrusive do you like it? All that kind of stuff. That's information that's coming out of your big data analytics, but then you need to react moment by moment, right? That's what people expect. I go into the app, what's there right now? You can't put Hadoop where, I take my iOS app and I call Hadoop. I mean, that's crazy talk, right? So you need a database in the front, that's your front edge database, and that's Aerospike. Aerospike is a great choice. We often see Cassandra, except we're 10 times faster. We've got use cases where I was using 30 Cassandra, now I'm using three Aerospike, wouldn't you rather do that? That means you can do more data, you can have faster data, you can even make more personalized applications. It really speaks a couple of things that came up in the panel yesterday, where Avi Mehta was talking about, everyone's got data, but do you have differentiated data? Do you have special data about your customers that only you have, and how can you react and really leverage that? And then the other thing we love to talk about all the time is real time. Well, what is real time? Real time is in time to do something about it, right? So do you have time to catch that guy walking down the street to offer him his latte, pop on, and we've already deducted it from your card. So it's real time relative to what you're trying to accomplish and take care of something. Exactly, and I think the mobile economy really does trigger a lot of real time use cases. The internet did it already because I come to your website, I've got that attention for a moment.  That's been our wheelhouse in terms of advertising, in terms of retail. That's where you put in an Aerospike server. You take your Hadoop job, you pour the result into Aerospike, but Aerospike's right there moment by moment. Take that over into mobile where you're driving past. You've got traffic data and things of that nature. You're trying to, you know, all of those things are true real time use cases and the ages come to take big data, move it into real time, everyone's talking about it. That front edge database is Aerospike. Right, because you can build the applications. It's a Hadoop application. Applications. It's not a Hadoop, it'll be cared to. It's applications that deliver value. And that's why we put so much energy into today's release of our Hadoop connector. So being able to take that Hadoop insight and having pre-built code that allows you to jam the result into Aerospike and use it right now, we think that's a very compelling decision. Technically what is a Hadoop connector? What does that mean? Technically it is an input format and output format. It sits at the, basically at the Hadoop layer. It's above HDFS, which gives it some extra speed so you don't have to go through extra layers. And essentially you can just emit data or emit results of a Hadoop job directly into Aerospike or use Aerospike with the input formatter and use queries, use indexes. You can do things like run a Hadoop job just over people in the last five minutes because Aerospike is not just key value but indexed. So it's all on our website. It's under our lab system. You can go in there and check out the source code. We've got a bunch of examples and session management, et cetera. Well, that's cool. You mentioned Google a couple of times. Does Aerospike, do you get inspiration from Google? I mean, in some respects what you're trying to do is bring a Google-like capability to the masses, Google's competitors, in any case, is the Google protection unit. Well, we do. And our original customers in advertising, all of them were saying, we want to do something innovative in advertising that Google perhaps hasn't done. For example, we're here in New York, our longest and oldest customer app, Nexus, of use of Aerospike. Their idea was they said, well, Google is running this black box where advertisers come in one side. Let's open it up. Let's create a trading system. This is the home of capital markets. Let's build an advertising trading system. And that's been an amazing success for them. The first billion dollar market cap company, start-up out of New York. Brian O'Kelly and all those guys have done an amazing job. Love them to death. But they said, hey, look, Google's a closed system. We want to do an open system. We want to have auctions for every single ad on the internet. Now doing that at three million times a second faster than anything's trading in the capital markets. Great success story. So talk a little bit more about how they use Aerospike. I'm interested in that case study. Sure, so you need a user data store in order to determine the price of an advertisement. So you've got a person, and you've got a piece of content, a webpage. Those two are coming together. You have an opportunity to deliver a message. You've got 100 companies. They literally have 100 companies bidding on each one of these ad impressions, every ad on the internet that's going through AppNexus. So the problem in the old days, so premium content, it's easy to price. If it's on the New York Times, those guys fill up their ads. There's not a problem. But what if I have catster.com? They're kind of in the long tail. And so how do you price a given ad on catster while you have to create an auction? That's the best and fairest way to determine the price of something in the long tail. Well, how do you run an auction? You can only do it if you know a lot about the user. What's their current behavior? You don't know the user per se, right? You don't have a phone number.  So you've got these 100 companies out there. The first thing they need to do is they need to look at the user data. That's an aerospike. So they do that first database lookup.  There's this ad opportunity that's gonna get placed and it's gonna get placed in 100 milliseconds, but the ad has to get there. So then you've got, you've only got about 10 milliseconds to do a real time price of essentially this capital market asset advertising to this person right now. So all those 100 companies, they take that user data out of aerospike, they run their own proprietary algorithms on it and they price it. And then the guy with the highest price wins. And so when they initiated that project was from a blank sheet of paper, it sounds like it was, it wasn't like they were sort of enhancing an existing system. This didn't exist before, is that correct? Well, it was certainly Brian and the AppNexus founders, it was their vision to create this marketplace. When they originally launched, they launched, I believe they'd had an in-memory system that was of their own devising. They're all wonderful technologists over there. They switched over to a system called Schooner that was bought by Sandisk, but it wasn't clustered. And that was the big problem in their system. They knew they needed Flash and SSDs, Schooner was great at that, but wasn't so good at clustering. So as these guys blew up and they just needed more and more machines and they needed to add machines every month, they needed a clustered software-based solution. In order to handle, yeah, the week-by-week scaling that they were doing and that's when they picked up Aerospike. What's happening in Silicon Valley these days, Brian? John Furrier's not here, he's out doing some stuff with the crowd chat team this week, but give us the skinny on the Valley, what's the buzz going on? Well, I think that the big conversation is how big is the bubble and are we really that close to bursting? That's what happens in all the conversations I have. So, you know, I was talking to a buddy of mine, an old Fusion IO guy, in fact, and he's getting his company funded and he's like, well, I really want to get it funded soon because it's something going to happen. So I think there's, I'm starting to feel this nervousness that we've been talking about a bubble for a year and that's usually when the worm starts turning and something happens.  I hope it's not true. This week's been Ebola, the economy, Europe. We've got Ebola, we've got a stock market drop. They're talking about it on the way back to the airport and the taxis are offering you stock tips and you know we're close, that's what happened. Yeah, good, that's a great point for that one. The market's having a good day today, maybe it's a good sign on Friday, you know, buy low sell high, but boy, it takes guts to buy into the October markets, doesn't it? So that's interesting guys, because it's been bubble-licious for a while now. I mean, really essentially coming out of the downturn, you know, 2010 to now has been really pretty frothy and you know, you saw the Cloudera, we just had Mike Olson on and I don't know how much it was, 750 million, I guess, from Intel. I mean, pretty crazy. It's interesting, you know, when the market goes up, valuations of private companies go up when the market goes down for a while, anyway VCs try to keep the valuations up for those. I don't know, I mean, do you think maybe this is just a sort of healthy respite? Well, I hope it is, I mean that's what you always hope is that instead of going bigger, bigger, bigger pop, that you know, you get a little flattening out, you get a little rest from it, so one hopes that that's certainly what's going on. I mean, the first thing though is that, I think we're seeing the beginning of the end of the big mobile boom, right? So mobile drove so much of what happened in Silicon Valley in the last three years and it's still going on, right?  We saw Halo drop out of the New York taxi scene just this week and give up and just, you know, abandon the US but we're starting to see consolidation in mobile. The App Store has 100,000 items in it, you can't really break through anymore so it's really about, we're in the market share portion of mobile, people aren't out there establishing new mobile companies, it's the fight to actually get to mobile. We're starting to see the biggest phones these days in mobile are actually lower spec than the ones a year ago. That's what happened with the Galaxy line is the next one up actually has lower resolution and a slower clock speed. So I feel like the mobile, the big fuel of mobile is starting to flatten out a little bit and hopefully we just take that in stride, big data is coming on, there's the next big things about to happen and there's no pop here. Well maybe that means the mobile infrastructure is now in place and it's going to get stable, I mean apps are getting much, much better. Absolutely. And so okay, now we can maybe build upon, we talk about, we've been talking all week about riding on top of that digital fabric and the digital fabric is getting built out and it seems like this, that's where a lot of the innovation is occurring. In fact, the way people are applying big data is sort of the interesting theme these days and a lot of your customers, right? Well absolutely, so with mobile now becoming much more robust as you say, people okay, I have my app, what do I do next? How do I get a mobile alert on there? How do I do real time pricing on my mobile? How do I use all of the data that's exhaust from my mobile systems since mobile has got more engagement, more page view by what about a factor of four than your PC, you're out and about with it. Now that that's seeped in and people are just used to it, right? We've got more big data opportunities. So that's definitely what we see, more real time pricing, more air spike instances, tracking mobile apps and enhancing mobile apps. So what's next for you guys? We saw you at Open World, here at the Duke World, I'm sure you're super busy end of the year trying to get a jams of business into Q4. What's next for you guys? So we've been having great luck adding more clients and reaching out to more developers. I gotta say Go is white hot for us right now. Really? White hot.  I would say that's another thing in Silicon Valley that has not yet really reached out to, I would say the New York and some of the other tech scenes. Air Spike was at the dot go conference in Paris last week. We saw a huge positive response there. Go is a very interesting next generation language. It inherently uses multicore. It inherently is sort of an expansive multi-cloud system. It has the simplicity and ease of programming of Python. It's a very comfortable language. And yet it has a lot more of the parallelism of say a next generation Java system without a lot of the verboseness. So it's a super fast language. It needs a super fast database. That's why people are reaching out to Air Spike, often for sysadmin uses. But we're really seeing Go coming on and we're very bullish about it.  Absolutely. Thank you. All right, Brian. Hey, thanks very much for coming on theCUBE. Always a pleasure, some good sound bites as usual and appreciate you coming on. All right, great, thanks for being here. Keep it right there. Jeff and I will be back with our next guest. This is theCUBE. We're live at Big Data NYC, we're right back.