The following is a presentation of TFNN. The Tiger Technician Hour with your host, Basil Chapman. Call now, toll-free at 1-877-927-6648. Good morning, everyone, Basil Chapman on the right here. Cold but bright and breezy Monday here in the Boston area. We're looking at the Dow. Dow 18 at 34264 after the spectacular move on Friday. Going to a leg B. Let me just go through a couple of things in a moment. Let me just run these down. The Dow is in leg B. Maybe it makes a peak B if you can't get about 34,310. It's trying desperately to do that. You've got quite a few Dow stocks that are just showing. Oh, Boeing is the one. Boeing is up eight at 205.12 over the 200-period moving average. So this is what I was talking about over the last week that we've got within sectors. You've got rotational corrections. And the sectors that were weak have had some nice balances in certain stocks. But within the sectors themselves, for instance in the PPA, which is the PPA is the Invesco Aerospace and Defense portfolio. I didn't update this with the notations. I looked at it and I forgot to update it. This is, there's your up arrow. It goes to buy signal, pulls back sharp. It goes to A, then a B, pulls back very sharp. You're under the 200-period moving average. And then what does it do? It goes to C. And today it's in leg D. So what I want you to say is going back to Boeing, is that within sectors that have held well, you've had some stocks that have been terrible. In some sectors that you've seen very poor action, some stocks have suddenly over the last week or so had a spectacular move. Are we looking at Shopify as one of those? Yeah, Shopify. Look at that. Down the fraction today, but wow. Got beaten down. Even just you take the 70s, the last big move back in July down to the 45 level and then up to the 200-period moving average. But this was at 176 back in November of 2021. Boeing's the same thing. So Boeing gets smashed. I mean, just the last move down from 240-ish to 170s. And now it's a 204 with a big move up today, a 4% move in the monthly chart. It's just sideways, the weekly chart. That was a big move. So what I've been saying is within this context, if you're able to identify the stocks that either have been extremely weak or now having just a kind of, not just a relief rally, but a potential turnaround that's going to help that sector, Boeing is one of those. It was acting quite well the other day, but not good enough. But if today's move holds and I go all the way through to Friday, Boeing is actually holding above 201. I would prefer to say above 204 where it is right now. And it's actually hit 210. That's a change in dynamic. So this is what I wanted to go through. So within the context of all the different sectors, the Dow, the Dow 30 is no but the Dow industrials. You have to look at the XLI. The XLI is, in fact, a more formal S&P select industrial spider fund, even though they don't have only industrials, they have enough that I can call it more an industrial. The Dow is just the Dow 30. I love it. The Dow 30 and it's got a really nice mix with it. So in the meantime, I went to Dow, the Dow chemical didn't mean that. Well, even in the chemical area, you've got some that have been absolutely decimated and you've got a couple of others. Oh, I had it on top of my tongue. Memory, I should say. I can't remember what it was. There was one chemical that I was looking at over the weekend that had a really good rally. So this is a very mixed picture. So within that context, let's just go back to this. What we're looking at is the Dow pulling back just a fraction. And it's just got enough Dow stocks. I mean, Disney is exactly in the category I'm talking about within a sector that held very well the Dow. And then this particular stock gets slammed going from over 100, about almost 120 back in May or so of this year. And then it tumbles down to 78, 71 on October the 4th. And here it is at 88. This is a nice turnaround. It doesn't mean to say this is it. It just means this is a big move percentage wise 78 to 91. I mean, percentage wise, that's good. Okay, now let's get back to the story because the story is we've also got to look at what are the technicals telling us in each picture. So look at this. The Dady Dow has the ninth period way over the 14. It's way over the inside track. Repallant zone is now the propallant zone. That takes you to the 32,930, 32,780 area. So in this particular instance, filling the first gap we're taking more or less towards the 33,790. Let's call it 33,800 level. That we're filling the first gap. So we're always looking. There is an expression that we've used for decades and decades of three-gap play. There's a whole panoply of scenarios under which this particular scenario is a viable one. And basically it says there's a huge gap to the upside, then another gap to the upside. If that ever turns around and comes back and fills at least the bottom gap, then what you've got to look at is a whole array of things where it could just suddenly turn around and break almost one to one to the upside. There are a lot of things. I don't like to do that. I like to go one step at a time. The first step is what will happen if the Dow, for whatever reason this week, let's say, bonds sort of drop even further and yields go higher. What's the scenario that we're looking at? The scenario we're looking at is you cannot rule out that once you break the 200-period moving average, now you start looking at that gap. But the three-gap play, as far as I'm concerned, none of this really fits the way I look at it. Not the sideways move where you just went normally higher from the high that was made right here at the inside track repellent zone. The outer repellent zone is 33,000, sorry, 34,161. Well, this is very good action with 600 points above that. But look, it's taken one, two, three, four, five, six sessions. You've basically gone sideways. You've got a very serious now, very short-term wedge formation with resistance. It's very clear where the resistance is on the way up and on the way down. I think you're kind of trapped just for the moment. If you're trapped right here, that doesn't mean so you have to break down. But as I said, the upside is kind of limited just at this particular moment. And if we start to break to lower lows, then you look at this whole candle. That whole candle represents support. And then you're talking about under 33,000, say 490. That's serious stuff. I like to go one step at a time. At this point, I have no reason even to think of this gap down, the gap up on. So right here, below 33,500, or below 30,000, 480 actually. I'm looking at this consolidation here. How does it represent what happens? Let's go to the weekly chart. The 9-prim moving average is still very weak. The mag is still very weak. The stochastic is still very weak. The on-balance volume is good. There's a lot of work that needs to be done to see the weekly chart start to become almost like a bicycle that goes to a buy mode. That particular point is still digesting huge gains. Monthly chart is improving a lot because a green 9-prim moving average is still holding very nicely. That's just one. I don't want to spend the same time on the others, but it is important to look at one other, and that's the QQQ. Why? Because the QQQ has a different pattern, and the dating weekly and monthly are actually very close. I'll be back in a moment. Downs down 32,000. Downs 18,000. Good job. I did a good job. Everything in the universe is governed by the Fibonacci sequence. 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Sign up today and become a part of this educational community of traders. Just visit the front page of tfnn.com. Toll-free at 1-877-927-6648. Internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Hi, folks. We're back. A couple of things I wanted to go through is this daily chart of the QQQ, the NX100, basically it's the Invest-QQQ Trust Series. Very strong move above the inside track repellent. It's now the propellant zone. The price is way above the green nine-period moving average. The green nine-period moving average is way above the 14-period moving average, making $369.90 and $367.06. The containment area for that, those techniques, that happens to correspond exactly to the green and red, sorry, green and pink inside track repellent zone and NASA propellant zone. The MACD is fabulous. Look at that, expanding histogram. The nine-period moving average, sorry, the stochastic is at 93% and flat, fabulous action. Unbalanced volumes are tad overboard. So, within that context, look at this cup formation and I drew this in some time ago. I don't think it's going to be accurate, but I just, I did it, I didn't know any other way that I could do it. I chose a particular candle. In fact, I think I missed the, I typed it in, I did one bar soon early, it should have been right there. So, this should go, oh, it doesn't really matter. It goes to, there. Okay, and you've got the inside track repellent, this is the inside wedge target resistance line. And you've got a little cup, maybe a little cup in hand a lot, really, you need to get all the way to four or eight to do that. Now, this is really important to me because the MACD in the weekly chart of the QQQs is still, it's got a long way to go to go positive. The histogram is still negative. The nine has flipped through your last week and flipped to positive, and that's nine over the 14. And the stochastic is just okay at 52%, the on-balance one is good, not overboard, just very good. So, this is to me, this chart that you've drawn with this cup formation, which is the inversion of the dreaded H pattern Y, because if it takes out the height it was made, the week of the 21st of July of 187.98 and closes above it, certainly if it does that for two out of three weeks, consecutive weeks, then all of a sudden you're looking at the next level of resistance, which is somewhere around the 400 area, and then you can go all the way to four, eight, seven, one. So, it's a work in progress, number one, number two is the technicals in the weekly chart haven't confirmed, and now we're going to do the same thing with the monthly chart. The monthly chart, here's this pattern that I call the falling ax in the weekly chart, it broke above it, which says you can go one-to-one to the upside under certain conditions, but you're going to have to have that MACD eventually cross positive, and the monthly chart has the same pattern, slightly different configuration because of monthly chart, and it's got the falling ax, that means it's made lower heights and much lower lows, and now it's trying to form a cup formation, cup formation, to be able to tackle the resistance line and break above it. So, all of these are saying that the QQQ, which has the meta, meta, doing quite nicely, has its own little cup formation, which is the double cup formation, and in fact it's in a leg C in a buy mode in the daily. It's probably, it's gone to a leg C in the weekly chart, and you've got a leg B in the monthly. This is still very positive. What have we got here? We've got meta. We've got apple. Apple is not as good. It's in a strong leg C in a buy mode. Let me put the up arrow in. The up arrow means a buy signal confirmed as a buy mode under certain conditions, and the weekly has rising highs and rising lows, and now we can forget about this particular line right here. It's already done its job, and we can talk about this rising chart, the rising trend line in apple, and this is still apple. It's really not anywhere close to as innovative as it had been even 10 years ago. It's more a little stodgy company that's making adjustments, but it's got the product and it's got the residual monthly fees that everybody's paying, and that just says the 200 area would be a target, 188.23 was the last major high, and we'll see if it's able to make the cup formation to get there. It's doing it a little differently to some of the others, but certainly it's making, at this particular point, in the daily chart, higher highs and higher lows, helping the weekly, the weekly is helping the monthly. So I don't want to go through them all. I do have to speak about apple, sorry, Microsoft. I had a question about Microsoft. Where do I think the support will be? Let's just do this. So yes, your cup formation, beautiful Chapman wave, left side, right side price, time match. There's the plum line that I chose from the 366.78 high of, I think it was June, June, July, and then it pulls back all the way to the 309 level to the nine period exponential. Sorry, the 200 period moving average of the daily chart, and then it went to the exact day and exact week to this left side, right side price, time match that I had made in the daily chart. There's this midpoint that I chose and there you go, and it hit to the day. And it went to 366.78 and then it went above it to 370.10. As you mentioned, yeah, we are long and taking a little bit of profit off. But this is the area that I said I'm looking at as the inside track repellent as the same as Apple, that rising trend line. And it got there. It's got maybe another point or so to go 370.1-ish. But this is really important. Why?  So I like the fact that Microsoft's pulling back gap down today, down three at 366.67. That tells me that as a benchmark for the Dow, although this is in a leg E, I can give it an alternate count there's no need to. It's a leg E or maybe E slash B. In the daily chart, E slash A, I said I'd talk about it today. If I get to it, I get to it. Maybe I'll do it tomorrow. But what happens when the gray A or gray B goes to a new recovery high, if you haven't taken out the load, the starting point of the last buy signal to buy mode, then you continue the letter. But you have it as an alternate count and that is a very important aspect. I'll get to it maybe either today or a little later on. So in that context, what I am expecting and Microsoft is telling me, be prepared for some kind of a pullback here. I've never figured out why when the mouse moves a little bit, I'll lose all my charts and it goes to the background screen. It doesn't matter. So that's important. Now I needed to show you something else. Gold is pulling back from its high today of 1946. It's in 1939. Not a big deal. But it's really struggling. Remember that my contention was and I discussed this in my overview video for my subscribers, my all-on video that I always do on the weekends, discussing what we have, what we're looking at, what's happening, the aspects that are important to me. Gold is pulling away from the 200-period moving average. If you look at the weekly chart, it's really not a very, very positive. It's not very negative. It's not really positive. It's just sideways consolidation. But my contention was, I spoke about this on Friday, that gold is an instrument that is kind of the go-to instrument when geopolitical tensions arrive. When they're really high, that's where we go. 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Hi, so we're back and I'll tell you a couple of things, but look, when you look at High Grade Copper, if this is really the big move that takes us to new all-time highs, at some point, I would like to see High Grade Copper, which is, what am I doing wrong here? HG? Yeah, High Grade Copper is kind of at the lows. It's monthly charts. It's not so bad. Weekly charts, it's up to dreaded age, and you've already taken out the left side low a couple of times. Trying to rally here needs, the technicals need to very quickly, in the daily and the weekly chart, need to move very strongly higher so that High Grade Copper 3.64 actually starts to go to 3.75 and then it's going to be moving average of 3.81. If and when it does that, that'll be, at least for me, a sign that you're getting, you might just have the Magnificent 7 moving up with isolated stocks, as I said, the Boeing was looking terrible all of a sudden, some good news and now it's moving higher. You want to see the XLF, the financials moving high. You want to see High Grade Copper moving high. You want to see Wood, high shares of the Global Timber and Forestry ETF, which has been kind of a sideways move at 74 really starts moving to the 77, 78 area. To me that would be a good sign. I'm not saying you can't do it, I'm saying that's what I'm looking for, for a confirmation of the bigger move. I think I just hit a ping and we're going to Garo in Newport Beach. Garo, how are you? I'm very good, how about you, sir? I am well, thank you. You'd like to look at? Yes, sir. Regarding, I'm calling regarding SQ, if you have the time, have a look at it, please. I traded that square on the first starting November the first at 120 minutes when the candle hit the upper dot and the dot moved down around $41. I traded that from $41 all the way up to $52. Now I see that at 120 minutes we have about five dots from the top and MACD and SQ, especially MACD, it's rolling down. You think the party is over or the rallies keep continuing? Well, first of all, let me just, I haven't got it on my 120 minutes. I did have it on one of them, but I took it off now. I can't remember. S-A-R... Let me just check in the dating chart what is called here and I'll get to it. It's got a different name in Trade Station. It is called the format. Why is it missing it right now? Oh, there it is. Oh, the parabolic S-A-R. Yeah, that's what it's called. Let me just get that right here. I'll put it onto my 120-minute chart. Insert, indicator, P. Parabolic. There it is. Parabolic S-A-R. Click and we're in business. There we go. Okay, so for the last one, two, three, four, five, 120-minute bars, it's been pink. But, Gero, what I would do... So what is your position right now or you have no position? No position at this time. I want to go short, but it's not... It's not to my... It is not the way that... The position is not there. The chart is not there that I shorted. I will short it when the candle hits the bottom line, which is going to be somewhere around $50.46. From there on, the short will start for me. But I'm not sure about it. Okay, so now I don't know if you can see my chart. I've got a peak E in the Chapman wave from the starting point back around about the October 27th or so. And now what's happened... If you look at this chart, I would not consider this a short at this particular time at all. And I agree with you. It would have to drop, but for me, it would have to probably drop under $50 to get that green nine-period moving average pink. And right now, it's very strong and it's green. And you can see, even with the little dots of the parabolic SAR, you haven't gone anywhere. You're just in this rectangle formation. So, yes, it could go a little bit lower, but the dating chart and this 120-minute chart is suggesting strongly that it's going to go to a leg C in the dating chart and that would be above the high of 5335. So, 5335 is almost two points above where it is now, but it can hold here. This is just what I would call a digester phase so that the direction that I would be working with in square, which is now called block and used to be called square. I can see a little dip, but my guess is that the dip is really more a momentary slide before it actually starts to run up again. So, my eye just says, I don't see it as a short. Now, I know you used your technique very well. I don't want to influence you to say, don't short it, but the low today is 50.86. It's already almost a point above that. It really doesn't want to go down from the look of that 9-period moving average. And I know the MACD is weak in this stochastic week, but I put a lot of faith in that 9-period moving average and it's strong. So, I don't really see it, but I'll tell you this, if it's able by the end of the day, the day is young, the recipes come back to minus 11. And I'm just going to look at this and I would say to you, I'm going to go to just real quickly because I know you also like to look at the shorter-term charts. I'm going to go to the 10-minute chart. Square, there it is. Square, moving, making higher highs and higher lows in the 1-minute chart. Peak A, peak B, leg C in the 5-minute chart. Just the leg A in the 10-minute chart, but it's taking out all the rest of all the highs from earlier on. It's made a new high. No, I like this. I'm not in the short camp, unless it's a real quick 70 cents or something like that. I might be wrong. And as I say, the day is young. There's a lot of stuff going on because you've got new leadership on the day. Even Microsoft, which needed a rest, only pulled back three and something else down only two. I kind of like what I'm seeing. So, I'm just going to say to you, I wouldn't be shorting Square right now. In fact, I'm probably looking more towards buying. Mr. Bejel, by looking at the daily chart, there's a way that you're explaining to me that this is not too short and there's a way to go higher. On a daily chart, you think this will get to a 200 EMA to $60 in time, not today or tomorrow. But in time, you think that will get to $60 or not? The first... Well, it is close to $60. The 50... Yeah, $59.22 was the high on the 6th of September before it really started to tank. So, I go one step at a time because for me, the next level is the doji candle of the 13th that has a higher $54.58. So, all of those levels are suggesting that I go one step at a time. In fact, why don't you hold on a second? I'm going to do a little work and then I'll give you the parameters that I'm looking at. Can you hold on? Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Okay. Because I'll be back with Yara. We're looking at the Dow down 17. This would be down 12. We're looking at Square, which is block. I'll be right back. Old report. As a precious metal, gold is still king. 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One balance isn't yet overbored. I like it. So I'm looking at this, and I would say to you that based on the work that I've done, the high that was made back on the 15th of September of 5408. I've got that as a target by about the 21st, 22nd of November. So I might be wrong, but that's kind of the way I'm looking at it, especially since even the 120 minute pullback has got a strong 9-period moving average over the 14. So not to say that it couldn't short if you're just real short and waiting for a quick pullback, but I would say any pullback probably looks to me like it's a good opportunity to enter for a long position. Hope that helps you. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Thank you. I wrote it down, and I'll see how it goes, and then probably I'll call you sometime by end of the week or next week. Thank you for the time I'm listening to me. My pleasure. Hope it works out. Thank you very much for calling. So folks, you see how the balance coming back? This is really important. We had a very important position we wanted to take this morning. We wanted to buy quite kind of aggressively, but a small position in a particular ETF and I always I say chuckle, but actually it's upsetting because it went I said to buy it under a certain price and went right to that price, didn't go one penny below, but it actually still not acting well.  So I'm looking at this and I'm saying, are you just teasing me market? What are you doing? Always going to take off now without us in this position. That's just the way it is. I put that's the number I wanted. I made a change from a lower level. I said, no it's it's it's holding very well. Don't get too carried away on the slide because buyers are there. Buyers keep wanting to come in. So now let's do this. I wanted to show you where was it? Yeah, so look at this I showed subscribers over the weekend. I said, look, simtas is at all time highs. This is overalls uniform rentals. Uri which is the also rental but it's different. This is united rentals is kind of big equipment is holding very nicely. It's got the charming falling exclamation. The week has just started and it's trying to get out of this resistance level. But remember, if you're not anything about trend lines, if you're anything about channels there's a whole of things you have to look at. It isn't the first move away that says, oh this is it. No, there's a whole process that has to be done. So this line, look a trend line could get to a downtrend line to get taken out just on time alone. The price hasn't gone anywhere, but if you're moving to the right, that trend line is going to be hit. That's the more. Number two is within this kind of context, yes, you've gone nine, moving average has gone positive in the weekly chart. MACD hasn't turned positive yet. The stochastic is only at 45%. But the dating chart we've seen so many charts like this. Now I wanted to show you something that I think is an educational thing in the Chapman Wave. There's so many of you using Chapman Wave now. I need to do this more often. See this inverted Chapman-Roman candle right here at the low of October 26 after 387.01 I'm going to type that in 387.01 87.01 on October the 20, what did I say, 23rd or 26th or something? I think I said 26th. This was type 26. I'll change that if I'm wrong. So that cannot be A. You cannot have the high and the low at the same time except in the Chapman Wave instant restarted PD. That is not an A. No, no, no, why? Because you haven't made a trough. You haven't started the upward count. You can only do that on the next bar if there's a higher low. So this is not A. Never start your A on the low that makes a higher high. It's after that that you can start. So this is not A. No, no, no, no, no. Where is A? Well, you can start it on the 27th. That's your starting point. Colour just red just so that you know that I'm talking about. Now you get a grey A right here because you've made your trough so the very first high becomes that A, grey A. I'll change it to grey in a minute. But that becomes a grey B. But now the stochastic's over 80%. The MACD is good. The 90 is way over the 14. So that B isn't a grey B anymore because it becomes everything's a blue. Now this is blue meaning you've got a buy signal to buy mode and that URI daily should go to a leg D. That's number one. Weekly chart is improving. But look where it is. United Rentals Inc. It's at an all-time high. Just under 500. Four months ago. Pulls back down to the 315. So it's a 20. Not quite a 20% decline. But look where it is now. That's fantastic action. So the economy, I don't know what the Fed could be thinking because if you look at something it could be horrible. If you look at something else it says, what are you talking about? That's fantastic. The other one I want to look at is waste management. Why? Because waste management, with the economy is really bad, eventually waste management pulls back. Most of the time waste management is trying to move to the upside. And yesterday's 173.71 was the high in June. 175.58 was the high in August of 2022. And here we are. Where? 172.20. Well, the economy is not that bad. So all I can say is this is a very mixed market depending on which sectors you're looking at. And within that context I'm just going to do this because I want you to talk about the semiconductor index as also another benchmark. Look at this. That weekly chart making that almost a beautiful cup and handle. Not quite a cup and handle. Which says yet I don't get too carried away with these things until it breaks out. If it breaks out invariably the handle gets filled at some point. So within that context, look at this. 155.7, I should say we are still short. We have taken money off it but we are really close by pennies getting stopped out of at least the second to final position on Friday but we haven't yet. But this is telling me that the semiconductors and I consider the semiconductors really important. I expect that they are telling us about the general market because the semiconductors are the that's the crude oil of the 21st century. It might not be in the 22nd century but at least for now it's still very important. But chips have taken over from crude oil and they in everything. Everything that counts. And right now this is a really important thing. 161 was the old time high and here we are at 155. That's pretty good action. I'll be back in a moment. The reality is that navigating financial markets can be risky. Markets can be chaotic and difficult to understand. Having the latest market advice can help you turn this chaos into a key for creating winning trades. At TFNN we understand that it can be hard to find reliable market news. 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Yeah, so this is a leg A going to peak A now this is a leg B now the question is, is this because it didn't take out the low of where was the low 1368 on this pullback does it mean say it's a continuation pattern I'm going to say I'm going to leave that out for now because it has all the ingredients of a new buy mode. I might have to change that to an F slash B but I'm calling this a B right now a buy mode and it's in a leg D in the this is what I drew the other day for an F side right side price time match who should have gone to last week of notes oh gosh I should have done that to that low right there. Yeah, okay so it's got this week it was either last week or this week that it should go to 20.24 okay so it's looking very good it's doing the right thing and look at that gap it hasn't even looked back to it'll fill that part of the gap at some point but not yet so yes it's looking very good I hope that helps you now just before we wrap up Larry Percevento Wednesday trade what you see all morning live webinar it should be fab and wow what a market to be doing this in so you go to the front page check it out you know with Larry you're always there to try to make your money throughout the webinar it should be a great one I'm going to hand you over to Steve Rhodes another wonderful technician and there we are wrapping up and I'm going to say to you watch this market closely the biases keep coming in so those gaps in the downside go one gap at a time if you're thinking of the downside have a great day check out more of your GORMA data see you tomorrow


Pre-season has been going well. We have been on the ice for a week, a little over a week now, and the team's working hard. We're really hoping that as the season goes along, we'll be able to build some chemistry on the ice, and they certainly have tons of chemistry off the ice, so I'm excited to see as the year progresses and we get more opportunities to practice and keep working hard to get better every day, and I think we've had a good start to the pre-season and want to keep building off of that. Goals for the season, I mean we have a few. We want to be over 500. We really love to be as competitive as we can be within our new conference, within the MAC. Not many schools are in two conferences, so we want to do our best to be competitive and again just put in the hard work it takes every single day to get better every single day. I think when it comes down to goals for the season, we're trying to focus on process goals, and you know those are more outcome, I suppose you could say bigger picture goals, but we try to break it down in terms of every game focusing on what we can control and what we can do in order to live up to our potential and play to our level hockey. These seniors have seen a lot within this program, and we're only going into our sixth year, so they've been around for pretty much most of it, and especially some of the recent success we were able to see. You know they were on the team when we won our conference championship. They were there when we won the Codfish Bowl for the first time. You know some big wins for our program, so they've seen and been through a lot, and I'm excited about the pride that they have taken in the legacy that they want to leave behind. We spent a lot of time talking with them about what they want that legacy to be, and I think ultimately at the end of the day they want to leave the Jersey in a better spot than when they first put it on, and I really truly believe that they will. We are playing very competitive teams this year, and even out of conference we're excited to go and you know right out the gate where we're playing some top 10 teams, some top five teams, and will give us a good indication super early on where we stand and what we need to work on then, but certainly within our conference we're really looking forward to not only that increase in strength of schedule, but what it means for us geographically and long term. I think for us you know it's always special to play at home. We have gone through a couple seasons where we're very road-heavy and we've had to be traveling, so I think being able to play at home, being able to play in front of our fans, getting to the athletes themselves, getting to sleep in their own bed, there's something to be said about that, and it's just a different type of routine and you have this mindset of wanting to defend that house. I think something that I just am very proud of the team for is the pride that they have taken in giving back, in working hard in the classroom, in what it means to be a Stevenson women's ice hockey player. They've really taken a lot of ownership in what that culture is and what they want to be a part of and being a part of something bigger than themselves and a part of that is they do a ton of volunteering to give back to the community and I think I'm just super proud of the people that we have on our team and that's not something that's measured on a stat sheet, but that's something that's really special to me and very much have an appreciation for this group and our senior class and just make the most of this season. We're looking forward to it.


But that brings me on to Marita's question, which was I'll go to I'll go to stop placement and risk sentiment before I go to Sorry, I go to stop placement and risk management idea, and then I'll go into Gold and then risk sentiment. So Marita was saying earlier about a the fact that she's Stop placement and what's happening is that she's being caught and in the market is going in her direction So the general the general rule of thumb and what I was told when I first started trading You know with my mentor is that he said put your stop in a place where you will be wrong But you'll be wrong about the trade 100% Yeah, so that means pretty much having a wider stop now obviously the The downside to that is you have a wider risk, but you that means that your risk reward, you know, puts after process to go further In order for you to achieve a decent risk reward, but you really have to maybe think of risk management if You can't if you don't like taking losses now I have I wouldn't say no problem taking losses. I don't like taking losses like it like the next person, but I understand That I have when I whenever I do get into a good trade I'm going for you know, 10 15 20 to one type trades. Yeah, so to me I've accepted that risk reward as far as losing a few trades Really doesn't matter to me if you know, I mean, but if you are one of those people that you know still are Still don't like taking the loss Then my thing would be to say put your stop loss in an area where you definitely be wrong Definitely be wrong. So not just maybe necessarily maybe 10 pips above a structure Depending on obviously the time frame that you're trading on the average person will put their stop loss It's very rare that you know from a lower time frame perspective that traders are having for example a 30-pip stop Even on an hourly time frame, you won't really get hourly time frame traders placing their stop loss You know 30 pips above the market, you know, they'd normally, you know, try to place that, you know Maybe 10 15 possibly max 20 pips It's very rare that you'll get someone place their stop was 30 pips above above the market. So I Would say Where makes sense to you if you know, I mean where makes sense in this whole structure Would the trade definitely be over now if I was answering that question based on here It would have to be above the supply zone It would have to be above this area here for me to think that this this whole trade this whole trade idea as far as getting short on the On the euro and buying the dollar is definitely over It would be above supply, but then again Depending on your entry, you know, are you really going to risk nearly 200 pips? If your account size is you know, it's quite small for example if you can't necessarily manage it This is just a function of your percentage anyway. So it doesn't really matter about You know, how many pips you're risking It more matters about what does this represent as a percentage of your accounts And I understand that but everybody can have you know has an account size that can or the amount of leverage that can Represent, you know 200 pips can only represent, you know point 1.2 point 3.4 percent of your of your trade So then you have to then make a decision Which leads me on to my next point as to The trade idea right so the trade idea how how much are you going to allocate on this trade idea? so what I Keep in mind is I will keep in mind that on any Single trade idea as far as getting short at a level Yeah, I'm you know willing to risk, you know upwards of maybe, you know, let's say for example 1% Yeah 1% on this whole Zone yeah, because I don't know where the turning point is going to be could it have been there could it have been there Could price could price have come back and gone higher into the zone and then reverse None of us know Nobody knows for certain. Yeah, so What I suggest and it's what is what may help humorita is Whenever you have a trade idea or you have a level or a zone that you're looking at Let's say for example, you want to allocate 2% Of that of your of your total capital on this one zone divide that up into You know, let's say for example five or six trades if you can so what you're saying is is that You're willing to get in five times at um, you know point what is that 0.5 or 0.4 or something like that Yeah, 0.4 percent per trade Or thereabouts Yeah, because you're going to take five trades around this area And just manage your risk that way so that if you're wrong about this whole area And prices continue to go into the upside At least from a risk management Standpoint you've only lost 2% of your total capital that makes sense Yes Yes, it does. Yeah, so um You're not wrong What what I commend you on is the trades that you were saying was was was that you know, you've literally got Picked out and then prices went in your direction So it's literally just a case of stop being in the obvious and maybe a bit too tight You know being obvious, but then also saying to yourself if you would maybe take one more trade You would have made that that money or more, right? Right and that that's happened a couple times where I maybe entered twice still didn't You know go my direction, but if I would have on a third one it would have I I know it's my stops are too tight.  Again, none of us know so so I would say a too tight stop loss may be an obvious and I guess maybe saying it's too tight is is more hindsight bias because if had those trades worked Then it we wouldn't we wouldn't be talking about your stop being too tight, right? He's I'm saying because you wouldn't you wouldn't want so it's so it's more of a hindsight bias thing When we talk about the stop loss being too tight, so Like for example me I will put I will have my stop loss anywhere depending on the pair between You know on on on my entry would be you know anywhere between five to 15 pips now I know that I'm going to get caught on some of those trades, but again because I'm prepared to go in You know several times Then I'm not worried about losing two or three or four times because if I'm going to be right on this trade And I get in somewhere around here and I have a really tight stop and I have some really good risk rewards To the downside That's another thing as well that you have to kind of be aware of is don't don't take You know don't take four losses Yeah, let's say for example 0.1 percent Yeah, or 0.2 percent or whatever it is and then the one trade that you get into Yeah, you're only going for a two to one. Don't do that. You know, it doesn't make no sense You have to try to let the the winning trade run for at least More than what you've lost Okay, yeah Because because that is that is going to be the key that is going to be the key to this It's the key to growing your account period is is letting those Those those those um those runners win if you know, there's winners runners to say runners win, but um, well either way, but It's it's it's that that's going to grow your account You know, it's because and then you don't necessarily have to worry about Win rates if you lose four you make one but on that one you made a 10 to one and you lost four you're up six And again, nobody knows there are going to be times where you might take. I remember you've accepted as well Again, the key to this is that you're you've accepted that I'm going to take one percent or two percent in this whole area. So if you lose your full two percent That's fine There was just two percent that you lost on this one trade idea Did you break even on this yet? No, whatever it is But you have to just let it just fall where they may and manage your risk You've got to stay in the game as you know as long as possible, you know and not try to You know potentially get rich quick, but I mean, I'm preaching to the choir, but It's all about risk management rather than You know trying to risk it all on one or two or three particular trades if you know, I mean so Being wrong is okay. We're all going to be wrong. But it's just when you're right just make sure and Again, just going back to fundamentally and sentiment wise if we know fundamentally This is potentially a bargain price and the market agrees of us Then why wouldn't it go there? And I won't say in that, you know, any kind of certainty or anything like that It's just we have a probabilistic nature You know, if we're right and we've done a fundamental analysis that it should want to go Down to the lows Can I ask another question on this very chart that you have up? Yep So the you see where price entered your supply zone the first time That would be considered a stop hunt right because price Ended up going down But then it reversed and went back up right where you have the top of your value. Yep. I know I'm talking about yeah Okay, so that would be that first one would be considered a stop hunt, correct Right now I was talking to uh, I think it was max for I made a video for max or the other day about stop hunt setups Now stop hunts happen everywhere. Yeah, stop hunts all happen Absolutely everywhere But what we're concerned with Is how the stop hunt looks to the point where we can get involved in that stop hunt Yeah, so so As the example here's an example of this is and I totally get your points so First of all the first kind of rule For stop hunting is that there must be an obvious level There must be an absolutely obvious level that everyone is looking at and in in recent history We have one two You know and then we get I guess if you kind of stretch this down a little bit there would have been three Not there probably just just a little bit not as not as accurate You really want it to kind of touch but generally in this area there would have been some sort of Um support and resistance zone so the level is is fairly accurate if we're looking at you know from pretty much This perspective let's just draw that accurate line there there Very very accurate there Pink pink now none of us know for sure. None of us know for sure Um, you know, which level is going to be manipulated, but when prices came to here Yeah, you could see that there were traders that were looking to get involved here You saw a nice that were engulfing candle Probably some sort of double top on the lower time frame of traders look to the left because they're told to look to the left and You've got nice Support support should turn to what resistance so then what you get is You get traders get any short on properly double tops on the one hour Maybe on a lower time frame it would have looked a bit better And then you get a stop hunt at the top here and then you get a move down Does that make sense? Just above this level. Yeah, you're right, but then then When you look at this from an hourly perspective Yeah, it's like a stop hunt, but if we were to go up to for example four hour Would you think these four hourly guys? Where they're placing their stop losses Above that stop hunt there Now the question is as far as what what what we don't know is Where is the liquidity? How much liquidity do do the financial institutions need in order to push prices to the downside? So On a four hour time frame chart or a higher time frame chart that would have looked Much more accurate, right? So it's already got the hourly traders now. We've got the four hour traders Two candles swing where are they placing their stop losses above the market? So everybody who trades pretty much into their time frame charts Now Is still looking at this level and even the hourly time frame traders are probably saying oh that was just a Maybe a false breakout and look at this now. They're more convinced They're more convinced so then they start to apply an even more short Whereas, you know, where are the orders? Above that market there because that looks like now It's going to go. So what it does is it does one more stop hunt? Yeah clears out the traders, but also as it clears out the traders it draws in more traders to the upsides Yeah, the breakout traders who now are thinking to themselves that level is definitely gone support support Resistance look at that close above brilliant. So it's drawn in the traders to the upside And then what it does as well is obviously Taking out all the stops on a lower time frame. What does that look like retracement traders getting in then you get What is known as the stop hunt candle and where are we because the market really wanted to go so well I say that now but um From from a probabilistic nature if you're looking at Europe and the u.s. Yes, they're both struggling fundamentally because well everyone's struggling with this coronavirus everyone is but again I always say who's best placed Yeah in the lead up to this Uh coronavirus the u.s. Were head and shoulders above Europe so it only you know, uh follows logic that If everyone's being dragged down by the coronavirus who is going to be the best of the worst So this was needed markets pulled back because there is you know liquidity that needs to be uh, you know buy The financial institutions don't want to buy down here. They do not want to buy there. They want to buy, you know at fair value Yeah, it's between this line. It's high at low Yeah fair value Or at least stop buying a fair value if they figured that um, you know, this was definitely a bargain The higher obviously it goes the more of a bargain it is none of us know but the point being is that From a stop hunt perspective that we can get involved in This would have been a difficult one and the reason why that is is because what we typically want to see Is something like this is is more of a ranging market So if what I'm saying resonates with you why not check out trading 180.com There is a selection process to trade my supply and demand zone for X strategy I'm only looking to work with Individuals with the right mindset, you know, who are hard working as well. 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Hello everyone! Welcome back to my channel! For today's video I was inspired by the wedding season So today's hairstyles kind of have a boho wedding vibe, I think But of course you can wear these whenever or wherever you want to So I hope you enjoyed today's video Make sure to like and subscribe and click the notification bell so you never miss a future video and let's get started! The first hairstyle is going to be a half-up style with two fringe braids and a little minibun So for this hairstyle, I'm going to have my hair parted on the right side I just prefer this side for my hairstyles So then I'm going to continue the part a little ways down the back of my head just about halfway down and I'm doing a zigzag part So there's not a definite line between the two braids and then I'm just going to clip away the hair on the right Side since I'm going to start with the hair on the left side So I'm dividing out some pieces to frame my face and then I'm just going to pick up a section for the braid and I'm dividing this section into three pieces and since I'm doing a French braid I'm going to be crossing the side strands over the middle strand So after the first stitch of the braid, I'm going to begin picking up new sections of hair From along the part on the top side of the braid and from along the hairline on the bottom side of the braid And then incorporate these pieces into the braid I'm only going to bring in about three sections and they're fairly large sections because I want the style to feel Very loose and flowy and when you bring in smaller sections, it can make the style seem a little bit too Tight and more rigid. So once I've brought in my three sections on both sides of the braid I'm just going to braid the hair a little further down in a regular three-strand braid again crossing the side strands over the middle strand And then I'm going to slide a bobby pin over the end of the braid so that it doesn't unravel Now I'm going to add another French braid on the right side of my head in the same way that I did the left side Since my part is on the side, I have a little less hair on this side of my head So I'm only going to incorporate one section from above my ear So I still have a fair amount of hair on this side of my head hanging down from the braid But I'm going to add in about four sections from along the top side of my head I want the two braids to meet together at the back of my head But I don't want to have a big gap at the back So I'm just going to keep adding in sections until the two braids touch at the back You can always add in more or less sections depending on how you want your virgin to look But once the two braids meet at the back of my head I'm just going to braid the section a little further down and then slide another bobby pin over the bottom So once both braids are done, I'm going to do the little bun But I don't want to use all of the hair from the braids So I'm going to remove the bobby pins from the ends of the braids And then what I'm going to do is take one section of hair from the outside of both braids and combine these together I'm going to tie them off with a clear elastic band And on the last wrap of the elastic, I'm only going to pull the hair part way through to create a little loop And then I'm just going to take the ends and wrap them twice around the elastic And then just tuck the ends into the elastic band underneath the bun and that will hold them in place The second hairstyle is a ponytail style with two dutch fishtail braids So I'm going to start by parting my hair on the right side And then I'm going to add a headband to dress up the style and I'm just placing this about an inch or two back from the hairline And I'm going to divide out some hair to frame my face and then just pick up a section of hair for the braid I want the braid to come straight down from the headband So I'm picking up a piece on the left side of the headband and a second piece from the right side of the headband And to do the dutch fishtail braid, I'm going to start with a dutch braid just one stitch So I'm going to split the section on the right side into two pieces So I'm going to cross the very far right section underneath to the left And then the left side section underneath to the right and combine those two right pieces together And then I'm going to do the dutch fishtail braid So I'm taking a small section from the right side Crossing it underneath to the left and then I'm going to pick up a section Cross it under and add it into the left side as well And then I'm going to cross a small piece from the left side under to the right Pick up a new section of hair and cross it under to the right side as well This will just make it so that there's not a gap at the top of the braid And I'm just going to continue this pattern taking small pieces of hair from one side Crossing them underneath the braid and then adding them into the opposite side While also picking up new sections of hair from underneath the braid and adding them into the opposite side as well And this is the technique to creating a dutch fishtail braid So I'm just going to continue the braid working my way along the side of my head And once I brought in hair from above my ear I'm going to stop bringing in hair along this side of the braid So I don't get any bumps in the hair when I pull the braid into the ponytail But I am going to continue adding in pieces to the top side of the braid from along the back of my head I don't want to have any gaps in the hair when I bring the two braids together And then so the braid doesn't unravel. I'm just going to slide a bobby pin over the bottom Now I'm going to repeat those previous steps and create a second dutch fishtail braid on the right side It's the same process. So I'm just taking two pieces From both sides of the headband and beginning the braid crossing small sections of hair from one side underneath Adding them into the opposite side. So I'm just taking a small piece from one side Crossing it under and adding it to the other side Picking up a new section of hair crossing it underneath and adding it to the opposite side as well And I'm just going to incorporate hair into the braid from along the top of my head and from along the hairline as I did before And once I brought in hair from above my ear I'm going to stop bringing in hair along this side of the braid But continue adding in pieces to the top side of the braid just to ensure There are no gaps in the hair when the two braids meet together at the back And then so the braid doesn't unravel. I'm just going to slide a bobby pin over the bottom Once both braids are done I'm going to combine all of my hair together along with the braids And tie it into a ponytail using a hair band And then I'm just going to hide the hair band. So I'm taking a small piece of hair from the ponytail Wrapping it around the band and then bobby pin the hair underneath the ponytail So that it doesn't come loose The third style is a crown braid. So for this hairstyle, I'm going to part my hair into two sections So I'm creating a zigzag part line down the back of my head Doing this will help hide the actual part line instead of just doing a straight line So then I'm just going to clip away the hair on the right side to start with the hair on the left And I'm going to leave out some hair to free my face as usual Pick up a piece to begin my braid and I'm splitting this into three sections And since I'm doing a dutch braid, I'm going to be crossing the side strands under the middle strand So as I braid I'm also incorporating new sections of hair into the braid And I want to add in all of the hair from the left side of my head So I'm just trailing the braid around the left side incorporating new pieces as I go And I'm bringing them into both sides of the braid And then once the braid reaches the back of my head and I've brought in all of the hair from this side I'm just going to continue braiding this section all the way down to the ends and then slide a bobby pin over the bottom Now I'm going to let down the hair on the right side and repeat the same steps creating another dutch braid So I'm leaving out some hair to free my face again And I'm going to pick up a section near the part and divide it into three pieces Again, I'm crossing the side strands under the middle strand And I'm going to be incorporating new sections into the braid on both sides This braid is going to sit above the other braid So I want to make sure to keep it a little bit higher on my head so they can easily overlap once I pin them So after all of the hair from this right side is brought into the braid I'm just going to continue braiding the section Down to the ends and then again slide a bobby pin over the bottom so it doesn't unravel And now I'm going to take both braids and wrap them around to the front of my head And I'm going to kind of pinch and pull on different pieces of the braid just so it's soft And I like the way they come together And then I'm just going to use the bobby pins from the ends of the braids to pin the hair in place I didn't want to braid the hair all the way to the bottom just because the braids get so skinny and small So I actually just kind of twist the hair And you just want to make sure to hide the bobby pins as best you can Just so that they don't show I like to slide them into the hair But then under the braid and then that really helps hide them Rips up today's tutorial. 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So the first one would be open source WSO2 identity server as a source with Drupal by Iwantha and Take it away month. Hello everyone. I Welcome everybody for my session open source WSO2 identity services of Drupal 8 So there are a few familiar faces and hi to everyone So this is the first time I am presenting in this display Meetup. So before that I presented a similar topic in last year Drupal South Hobart event. It was about The SSO with Drupal 8 I discussed about how to set up SSO environment using simple seminal and basic Drupal standards So before starting today event today session, I will give Introduction about myself I am Iwantha, Iwantha Lakamya. I'm based in Colombo Sri Lanka So I'm working as associate technical lead at WSO2 So this is my seventh year working as Drupal developer and currently I'm doing some Drupal researchers and Drupal open source implementation with other platforms. So I Decided to link Drupal 8 with WSO2 identity server and create a some SSO environment So it worked fine. So I decided to present it in some it in Some of our Drupal meetups or Drupal conferences and explain and Prove that we can do such implementations and we can easily set up SSO environments So before I start in the session, I will Give a brief introduction about what is WSO2 identity server identity server Basically, WSO2 identity server help organizations to build IAM and CIM Solutions to their customers the IAM means identity and identity management and CIM means customer identity management So this WSO2 identity server providing and they are facilitating to Set it up. This is IAM CIM environment to Your customers. So I will run a small video introduction video then you can get an idea What is WSO2 identity server and what are the capabilities how it works how to connect with that and all the details Let's watch in this Identity and access management typically solve user access to applications based on their roles and attributes With privacy regulations like GDPR and CCPA and the rise of e-commerce platforms Businesses are turning towards enhancing customer experiences. Here's where customer IAM comes in Where IAM meets identity data to give customers better digital experiences leading to business growth Building CIM solutions or working with CIM tools has always been the developer's task Focus on storing identity data managing or federating them Therefore customer IAM solutions need to adhere to open standards Be scalable Be API driven Be extensible Help your enterprise become agile Introducing WSO2 identity server. It's an API driven cloud native IAM provider from customer IAM It provides a highly extensible platform to federate authenticate and manage identities across both enterprise and cloud environments Unlike others WSO2 identity server is fully open source keeping you free from vendor lock-in Its enterprise-grade pedigree offers advanced capabilities for customer IAM Fortune 500 companies also use it for its ability to handle large-scale distributed deployments and rich connector ecosystem And most importantly it helps you save money and time What's best is it's an integral piece of the open source WSO2 integration agile platform Helping you with your most challenging API and integration projects You can easily try the WSO2 identity server today. Just download and install Uh, so I think you enjoyed that video and get some basic idea about what is WSO2 and what they are doing Uh, so this is uh This is some award we got about a few time a few times. So just like two weeks one month ago So you all know that this is for ester for ester Recognize WSO2 as a W as a strong performer in identity and access management sector. This is uh uh very strong award we got uh about About two three weeks ago Uh, so these are the product capabilities, but I am not uh going to discuss about all these product capabilities. Basically, I am Discussing about here only about the SS source So apart from that, uh, based on your comment, you can uh, we are having some productive capabilities, right? Identity every gene. I know especially API security and also restful APIs for integration like things. So uh in moving forward Uh, so when I discuss about uh single sign on an identity federation the 90 percent of WSO2 identity servers customers are based on uh, this SSO single sign on and also WSO2 identity server support for my multiple heterogeneous SSO standard like SAML, OIDC, WS Federation, CS like that. So I am discussing here about uh, SAML 99 later Slides, I will explain how SAML works. What is SAML and etc So apart from that out of the box integrations, uh, the WS variety server have some integrations with SAS vendors like Salesforce, Google Labs, AWS like as a like services Also, uh, moving forward with out of the box integration. So there are there are some integrations Facebook, Google, Yahoo and uh windows live Twitter, LinkedIn like things. Now we are having some integration with Drupal as well So, uh, if you want to download the product So what you want to do is you want to go to WSO2.com and go to double identity and access management Uh, basically in next slide, so I'll explain, uh, so how to download the product and what are the What are the download options we are? What are download options are available? And so These are the download options currently available. So if you are going to WSO2.com website And uh, you can go to identity and access management Then you can see all the download options are Options which are available. So if you are familiar with AWS, then you are you are having AWS cloud formation apart from that, if you are familiar with Kubernetes, Docker and Ansible puppet like things there are some download of download options For those platforms as well. So if you are a Mac user, if you are a Windows user, Ubuntu Whatever we are having This is Installers for that apart from that if you are very tech heavy, then you can download the C Park IE And you can set it up The WSO2 I didn't so in your local machine So if you would like to contribute then a community link is there you can You can access it and you can access it and you can do the contributions So moving forward So I will start this SSO session You know that in digitally driven world the connecting systems are must for an organization So if you are working for an organization or if you hand if you are operating an organization You know that you you have different kind of systems platforms like HR system payroll systems and the company website Stock management system customer borders. So sometimes you or your employees want to give Access to all these sites and systems. So in that kind of situation employee what needs to do is employee needs to register these each site and system separately, but what we are Recommending recommend it here is creating some SSO environment. So registering to each system and site. It's not easy It's not practical. Sometimes if you are adding more sites and systems then users to register and look into those systems separately and I think you know that it's not practical So in this if you have SSO environment, then your users will have one Single set of user credentials and they can use the single set of user credentials to access all the sites and systems in that SSO environment That's why SSO is very important to set it up in your organizations So in the moving forward, so this is what I told So creating the single sign on environment. It's very beneficial and users can easily Look into systems users can easily register to systems and the organization and infrastructure team can easily manage the users and user roles in this User roles in the organization so What is SSO So SSO is single authentication mechanism that permits users to use one set of user credentials to access multiple systems So as I explained before so in SSO environment Single user can have single set of user credentials one set of user credentials Then user can use that single set of user credentials to access all the sites and system in the same environment So moving forward I will get some Simple example and I will explain what is SSO how SSO is worth. So you know that Uh in in corporate environment in the organization We have some some sites and systems which is interconnected Uh, which is interconnected in the SSO environment. So let's say some Employees some user in the environment want to access some stock management system in the environment then what? uh What user employee needs to do is employee needs to connect to connect to this SSO environment and need to get Authenticated from there then user can easily access the stock management system So after that user needs to let's say user needs to access the HR website Then user doesn't want to log into that uh log into HR system again Then user has already Login to SSO environment user has already connected to the SSO environment then user can easily access the HR system as well likewise user can access all the sites and systems in the environment They say so environment once look once user log into one system So the base the best known example is uh google google having some services like youtube Gmail and google drive google calendar. So there are different kind of services So once you look into one service, then you don't want to access many You don't want to look into other services in the environment. So basically Once you look into uh gmail, then you can easily access uh youtube and you can uh, you can create calendar calendar invites and you can Upload your documents to google drive. So this is a good example for Simple SSO environment. So in this example, you can see there are three entities There are three websites are interconnected in a single sign on environment. So user is there So if you if the user won't be access one of these Uh, one of these websites user need to connect to SSO Environment and user need to get authenticated from there Then user can easily access all the sites and systems in this environment So, uh, you may think why why you need this SSO? So there are some benefits from user perspective and as well as in The organization perspective So if you are talking about user perspective, so the user can have uh, say you can user can use same User credentials to access multiple sites and the systems in the environment Also, as I explained the automatic login It's just like once you look into one system one site. It will automatically Look into other sites and systems in the in the environment So likewise in the slo single logout system Once you look out from one system it will automatically look out from all the Sites and the systems in the same environment. This is very beneficial from the user perspective user doesn't want to keep uh Too many user credentials with the with them So user can easily access one system and user can easily log into one system and access all the systems Likewise user can easily log out from the all the systems in the single sign on environment Organization wise so basically the cost it's very cost effective So, uh, it's basically just like a centralized systems all the users and users also Is stored in this centralized system the security wise the organization want to Secure this centralized system only so infrastructure cost is Very low and likewise the infrastructure team is can easily manage the users and the user roles Let's say some user in the organization has changed the team as a let's say some user has worked for a Sales team and now user is working for a HR team then user then then uh, that user needs to get the Access to HR portal infrastructure team where it can easily provide the easily Easily get the permission to that user via the centralized system. It's very beneficial in the organization wise Also, the operational cost as I explained so cost is very low So user the organization doesn't want to maintain many sites and systems Maintains mean to secure many sites and systems And also in the migration wise and also configurations wise. It's very easy. Let's say you want to Uh migrate uh from one environment to another environment the users and the user all signed the separate and separate entities, so it's you use again In in your case you can easily migrate your system and site because the users and user all signed the Different environment and also let's say you want to connect a new system uh, like let's say Stock management system you want to connect it Single sign on environment then what you want to do is you want you want just do the single sign single Sign-on configurations only then users and user also already configured then easily the users employees in the organization can Use the newly connected system Also the sso standards There are a few is sso standards Which I have connected with the ws o to identity server. So samar 2.0 ws o to federation ws federation and oidc So I am uh discussing only here about uh samar 2.0 So some of may you uh familiar about What is samar and how samar works, but I will explain uh, so definition of samar and how it works So samar is a xml based marker planet. It is using for exchange in otaka authentication and authorization Uh information between the identity provider and the service provider. So there are new terms I have mentioned here those are samar and also identity provider also service provider So I I will take a small example And I will explain how samar works and what is identity provider and what is service provider So this is this is the definition of identity provider and also service provider In this example, I will explain The them on more detail So there are three entities are interconnected here The user is there. Let's say the user is the employee of the organization and identity provider and also service provider So identity provider, uh, will maintain Will contains of all the users user roles and the authentication system of the organization and service provider Will consist of all the services of the organization. Let's say now user want to access the Some system in the organization then user want to Wants to send us some samar request to id idp via service provider So once idp get a request from service provider Then idp is checking whether this request is coming This request is getting via non-source or non-service provider If a request is getting via non-source non-service provider, then what idp is doing idp Authenticate that request sometimes idp need to connect it to uh internal database or in a depth then Whatever data source then getting uh, then the then authentication user authentication thing happened after that idp create a samar response and sending sending back that samar response to service provider. So what service provider doing? What service provider is doing service provider consume that samar response and creating relevant Creating relevant user sessions to access the sites and uh systems in the environment So there are seven main steps involved in this samar request and response process So first in the first request uh user need to look into application then user is sending a Samar samar request Uh, basically service provider sending the samar request to idp provider They it has a htp request then idn't provide a getting then Getting that htp request and checking whether that identity That htp request samar request getting from a non-source if it is from a non-source then Authentication process is happening and creating a samar response and idp sending back that id Samar response to service provider. That's what I mentioned in the point five in point six service provider Decode or consume that samar response and create relevant uh sessions group sessions uh and authenticate and allow users to access the resource Allow users to access the sites and the systems in the environment.  So before that, I will explain what are the requirements? We need a simple samar php library. You can download this simple samar php library And also you need to have some root to Drupal instances and also simple samar php or Drupal module So you can download this as well so I explain so you can download WSO to identity server from here. So after downloading the WSO to identity server, you can uh start WSO to identity server. So I have already started you can uh You can uh First it in locally and you can go to bin folder first of all you need to go to WSO to identity. I just find I'm zero then you can see the bin folder then there is a WSO to uh SH file SH server file. So what you need to do is You need to restart it. So it will take some Not some just like a small time just like 40 seconds to one minute. So I have already Uh, I already started my server This is my server This is the server. So you can use uh these user credentials Use the name admin and the password and password also admin access this So after that I I have written a article so how to set it up WSO to SSO environment for Drupal 8 using WSO to identity server So I have explained step by step in here easily So what you need to do is you need to follow up This article step by step. It's in my medium Medium.com at Ivanka. Then you can see all the articles which are Which is written by me So let's go step by step. First of all You need to log into WSO to iron server and we have already looked in it. Then you need to go to Service provider step So service provider tab and you need to pay add any new service provider let's say you need to add W Need to add some service provider and you can register Then what you want to do is Uh, you if you want to add some uh The description you can add a description and if you want to make it as a source Application make it as a You you want to make it as a source application. Click on that then go to claim configurations And you need to add a claim url for that, uh Yeah, you need to add a claim claim your claim url india then for that, uh You need to add two claim urls this claim url information is here One is for the mail The other one is for the first name after that You can create a Create simple thermal php service. Uh, you want to create a simple thermal php service provider So for that you need to have Some droopalate identity provider And also droopalates service provider For that I have already set up two droopal instances here So what you need to do is you want to go to Service provider section This is my service provider and you want to Go to vendor section and you want to Go to simple semi Uh, you want to Yeah What's that simple thermal php library in here? So after that, uh, you want to create a sim link for that you can go to Uh Can go to here and you can go to vendor and you can You can see the simple thermal php library in there first for after for creating sim link You can run this command You need to Run this command. You have to go back Those steps and you want to create a sim this command in here after creating Is After running this command, you can see you can see a sim link. You can see a folder in here Simple thermal with the all of the information what we want Then what you want to do is we have some ht access Uh, few rules you want to copy this ht ht access rules then you want to Go to ht access file and you want to waste your ht access in uh rules here Then you want to Change you want to some configuration changes in the idp site So what you want to do is You want to go to config and configure php vendor simple thermal php config In config.php So there are a few steps few things to uh change Especially the store type you want to change because uh, I am connecting this uh This sso environment with the database if you want to connect it Connected to a LDAP you can do the LDAP configurations here And if you want to connect it to some mongo db or any other data source you can Do that configuration in here. So a store type is sql and I can I am Setting up host as local host and also my db name also username and password of my local database so after that If you want to change the oath admin password, so you can change the oath admin password also So oath admin password, so I have changed it as well So after setting up everything so you want to uh, give some path to uh, especially uh, simple Not a simple. Uh, you want to give the path to idp provider for that at this Uh line to end of the configuration file so Now you have set up Uh the id idp, uh, sorry the service service provider And after that you know to go to oath resources php file Config oath resources php file And you want to add this You want to comment this And you want to add new configuration information This is mainly for This is mainly for connecting your Uh local host With the wso to identity server After setting up this You want to exchange as the meta information between your local local instance and Your Your wso to identity server Uh Yeah, so you want to share Uh your idp information Your local idp information with the wso to id server and also wso to id server Uh Meta informations with the local instance for that I have already provided this information in here what you want to do is Copy idp meta data to meta meta data summer 20 idp remote php files of the service provider So what you want to go to is Go to meta data section then meta summer 20 idp remote php And copy File in there. This is the meta data of Your wso to identity server and also you want to get Uh Your local droopal instance meta data To wso to id to the identity provider for that what you want to do is Access Your local file And simple summer and configure it's there so Yeah, this is a file So what do you want to quit this you want to take? Uh this code and you want to Add it to your identity provider Then after setting up both after exchanging this meta information Now what you want to do is you want to You you want to set up simple summer php or whatever for that what you want to do is go to update country php simple summer oath section on your local And you want to do some configurations to your local simple summer php oath module for that I have Explained what we need to change basically uh You want to add the default Source name it has a default sp and also So I you you may see that in some sso environment sometimes you want to click Some external external button to redirect to It says so environment for that there is there should be a name for that Button so I have used the name of the button as federated login so you can You can use whatever you want and after that You want to change the user infant syncing Uh user infant syncing section So you want to use the mail And also if name because we have used mail and if name here as claim url's mail and if name as claim url's And uh synchronize Uh user name on every login you want to make it as tick tick, but it's not mandatory and uh Yeah, then you need to save it and the local authentication uh, so sometimes uh in this sometimes we are We are not using the super admin uh for the sso login for in that kind of situation you can uh, you cannot allow super admin so you can Add the super admin or the users you want to distill out from the sso you Uh sso environment so I have at the super admin if you have more use ideas you can add more use ideas By comma separating in here So after everything so now Now you have set up sso environment and you can see You can see a screen just similar to this when you go to Lockout and once you click on this you can see a federated login Once you click on the federated login you will automatically redirect to WSO to identity server and you you will be get authenticated from there So basically I think uh I got just like 30 minutes time. I I know that I can uh explain every step in this uh document and it's very long And there is some difficult configurations. That's why uh, I Uh, that's why I uh written this article then you can easily use this article later and uh, you can Set up you can you can set up your sso environment and also there is some youtube YouTube video you can go for that youtube video as well So going forward these are the resources which you need for setting up wso to sso environment Uh, basically, you know, you want to uh, you want to download uh, simple symbol php library And also simple symbol php auth Uh, Drupal module and you can download the identity server using this identity and access management uh, the The page by accessing that page and the finally the my medium article I have explained each And every uh each and every step in there, uh, I think you can take just like two three hours and you can Set up your sso environment in very peacefully so finally, uh My medium block medium dot com at event if you want to get uh, some Drupal update or su update or whatever you can sub you can uh, subscribe to my medium Medium block and also if you want to uh, if you have any questions, uh, you can uh, send me a LinkedIn via LinkedIn or you can Make me via twitter So if you have any question which related to wso to iRinser, what you want to do is you want to connect with wso to This is uh, wso this way open source Uh, this wso iRinser is a open source product. So you can download and uh, you can use it if you have any questions You can connect. Uh, you can fill out contact us for oils Uh, please send me an email event at wso dot com. I'll help you on how to set up sso environment So thanks for connecting with me. So this is uh, this is uh I think hope you are happy with this. Sorry. I think some instruction happened in between my My setup, uh, so I can get that because of that reason. I'll show you what's it. Uh, that's the output. How output it works Uh, so if you have any questions, let's just uh connect. Just ask them now