How's it going forex traders? Welcome back to yet another amazing episode of Trader Talk. For those of you guys who are joining me for the first time, my name is Dapo Willis and this is a segment of my channel where I come to practicalize, yes, practicalize trading. Not talk about top 5 strategies, best indicators, best timeframes, none of that. Let's use everything we learn across the channel and let's see how we can implement everything on the charts to ultimately be able to extract money from the market. Now before I jump into my charts, before we start looking and trust me guys, there are a lot of juicy opportunities lined up.  Yes I have made a whole lot of money and everybody who's watched my YouTube channel, everybody, all the forex mastery students, I want to say a big shout out to you guys because I know you guys have also made a lot of money. Why?  Why? Because Dapo Willis comes on here and breaks it down. Why? Because they've decided to invest in themselves, they got the forex mastery program and now they can see the market clearly. GBPUSD has absolutely done a madness. It's fallen down the way we wanted. The Euro collapsed as well. What else collapsed? AUDUSD was my latest victim. As a matter of fact, I have gold line of gold. It's going to be my next victim. So if you combine all the pips together, we've probably made at least 450 to 500 pips over the last two weeks. Yes, a lot of money and I know the highest beneficiaries from all this have been the forex mastery students. Anyways guys, before I go on any further, I just I got a couple of friends here with me. So this is his name is Benjamin Franklin. This is my this is my guy and he's got some other friends with him. So we got 10k, 20k, 30k. So I'm actually gonna have to redraw some of my profits. This is something that a lot of people don't do. And I always advise traders if you make money in the market, forex mastery students, I know guys, I know that you made money. How do I know? Because we trade alike. You're my students. I know you guys made a ton of money. Please redraw your profits. Look at your bands. Look at your US dollars. Look at them. Look at it pretty nicely, right? Feel it. Okay. Take it to the mall. Go shopping. Buy your mom something nice. Buy your uncle. Buy your wife. Whatever the case may be. Take care of yourself. Okay. Because the reason why we do what we do is to be able to freaking live a good life. Okay. It's not just about trading every single time. So forex mastery students, if you're watching this and I know you guys made a lot of money.  Do you know how many students have passed their FTMO challenge in the last two weeks? 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I don't care what you're doing, what indicator strategy you're using, you're missing out because guess what guys, the US dollar is trending. So enough about all this rant. Once again, I love you Forex Mastery students, but enough about all this rant. Let's get into the computer. Now let's go. Alright, people. So welcome inside of my screen. Good to have you guys here. Before I break down these charts, before I tell you how to make money this upcoming week, I want you guys to do me one thing. Smash the subscribe button right there. Smash it right there. It is for your own good. It is for your own benefit because look at all this money we're making. We've literally been catching this Euro dollar wave all the way to the downside. So, you know, I mean, I don't need to say much about it. Just smash the subscribe button so you don't miss out on all this very juicy information. So guys, let's jump right into the chart. So we've been it's no secret from the last episode of Trader Talk that we have been short the Euro. We started shorting the Euro from all the way I think somewhere about here. My entries were somewhere inside of here actually. Yeah, my entries were somewhere around here. My first level target was 100% retracement as you guys can see pretty nicely. And we've hit that area around here. We've we hit the area we actually came down a bit lower than it and we'll be moving sideways. So the reason why my first level target was was had this region was Forex Mastery students, you know, your first level target must always be at the 100% retracement. So what actually happened was I took our 50% of my position on this trade, and I moved stop losses past break even. And as you can see the market hit my first level target and spiked all the way to the upside, right? So that just goes to show you that my levels are actually very spot on. Okay, I placed this level earlier. And as you can see, the market has what reversed all the way back to the upside. And just to test this trend line this descending trend line. So that just goes to show you that our levels are spot on whatever it is we preach and teach on the Forex Mastery program is actually very obtainable. It happens real life, right? And it didn't take me more than what 5, 10 seconds to identify this key level, right? So anyways, that that being said, what exactly is happening in the year and what do I think it's going to be? And guys, don't go anywhere, watch this to the very end, because I'm going to speak about gold very soon. And there's a very juicy trading opportunity. So if I were you, I will stick around to the very end. Okay, so what actually is happening at the moment is the euro has come in to test this very key level, which is actually around 1.0. I just moved this up pretty nicely. Yes. This is the bottom contention 1.000. This is known as parity. Okay, meaning that two things, one is equal to the other. This is a pretty much is a pair now. So the euro dollar is actually at parity at the moment. Funny enough, I actually call this six months ago. But I don't want to obviously tooth my own horn and start going, yeah, so I said, yes, I'm pretty here to make money. So we've hit the 1.00 region. It is a psychological level for the market. Hence why all the confusion and trying to go down and profit taking and the market wasn't really ready. To be honest, the real level is actually a bit lower. The market wasn't really ready to head lower, which is completely understandable. And the market has shot all the way to the upside. So at the moment, I am out of the euro USD trade because I've made all this money to the downside. I've taken a 50% of my position and moved my stop losses past break even. So on this trade, I've probably made roughly about sorry, guys, my mom is calling me. She's calling me, man. She's like the market is giving you some good money. Let's go spend some of that money. By the way, say hello to my little friends to Benjamin. We got 30k. Let's look at all this money we're making from the market. Guys, I cannot remember the last time we hit a stop loss. Actually, one of my one of the students on the Forex machine program actually told me about that recently. I said, I can't remember the last time we had a losing trade. That's the power of, you know, the top down analysis and what exactly we teach for those of you who haven't grabbed the program, you know where to grab is in the link down in the description. Anyways, so the psychological level pushed the market back up. And then, you know, this descending trend line has held the market has held the market down. So on a daily timeframe, which I'm going to have to come to, to see what exactly is happening for four hours to zoom in. From what I can see, this market is still technically making lower, lower, lower, high, lower, low, low, low, low. Now this low is not exactly the most convenient lower low. But if I move this here, I don't really have beef with this lower low. I don't know if you're going to lie to you. I have a little bit of beef with this lower low. But if I swing my Fibonacci from swing A to swing B, you can pretty much get a feel as to why this market's turning around about here. So for EuroUSD, I'm not going to lie to you. I envisaged for a further decline. Okay, I can see a further decline on the EuroUSD at the moment we're most likely going to come down lower. I'm expecting this market to actually roll down all the way into 0.97437 and then shortly after that we should definitely be hitting this region at about 0.96243. So the Euro does definitely have some space to the downside. However, I do have one little concern. Once I have concerns, I have to highlight them. The market is heavy. It looks like it wants to continue falling. But if you draw your levels properly, you'll see that this bad boy has pretty much, it's not looking a bit, it's kind of looking like a range, right? So ideally, I would like to see the Euro dollar come and take out this level because this is exactly how I like to trade. It saves me a lot of money. It saves me a lot of heartache. I don't need to worry or stress or be like, oh my God, I like for the market to give us a clear direction. Okay, there was a lot of profit taking on Friday last week, which is absolutely necessary because that's exactly how the market works. After every major move, there must be a result and move. So long story short, for me to continue selling the Euro, which I am completely out of at the moment, we will need to come and take out this yellow zone. Once we take out this yellow zone, I have some juicy space all the way to the downside. Don't worry about this. It's not that big. It's just looking a bit big because it's on a lower timeframe, but I'm just going to close this up a little bit so that it doesn't look very intimidating to you guys. Come back to the daily so that you guys can see that. Don't worry. We still have space. So what I'm going to do is I'm just simply going to be, I'm just going to be patient. That's, that's pretty much it, right? So from all indications, the market is still pushing lower. You know, it was to make it lower lows and lower highs. The monthly candle still looks very bearish. I can't see any reversal on the monthly timeframe. Weekly candlestick, although last week did close like this, okay? So this is a reversal candlestick pattern for those of you guys who study baby pips very well. However, this boy is still kind of pushing.  There's a 30% chance of a reversal because I mean 1.00. This is parity. This is a very psychological level. So I will be very careful trading around this region. This is exactly why you guys know me. Forex mastery students, you know me. My number one rule is capital preservation. I'm not going to be in a hurry. I'm not jittery, right? I'm not jittery in a hurry. Come and confirm to me. If you know Mr. Euro USD, now my Nigerian accent is out. Mr. Euro dollar, if you know in your heart of hearts that you want to continue going lower, come and break the yellow bar. But until you break the yellow bar, I'm not interested in you. Thank you for all the money you've given. Actually, this is not the first year. I've been shutting the euro since God knows when. He's giving me some more money. I've got some, I made a sick. I don't want to tell you how much I'm like guys, it's been crazy. But I've got 30k right to my left hand and I'm going to go blow at them all, right? So I made some good money. Trust me if I'm going to blow 30k, best believe the whole equation, the whole profit was huge, right? So my point is I made some good money. I'm not greedy. I'm not in a hurry. I'm going to wait. Come and break this yellow bar and then we can talk business. But for now, I'm out of the euro. Let's go over to GBPUS. I don't want to waste time on these pairs. Same situation with GBPUS. As you can see, GBPUS has come to hit. Has come to hit this black bar that I put here pretty nicely. Guys, you can see the GBPUS, it was such a juicy trade, right? My entries were right about here. You guys can go back to my previous videos. Or if you're doubting me, check my previous videos. You know that my saying if you're doubting me, check my previous videos. So GBPUS is actually currently in profit taking mode. Why? Because we've actually pulled into the 0.27 extension. Okay, so my goodness, what did I do? Okay, cool. Just put this up here. So sorry, guys, I don't like having too many lines on my charts. I'm just going to delete some of this stuff. Sorry. I'm just going to delete some of the stuff. Obviously, there's still something here that I don't want to see. Just going to delete all this stuff. I pride myself in very clean charts. So what is actually happening for GBPUS is a simple A, B, C, D pattern has formed. So what this simply means is the amount of pips that the market fell here is going to be equal to the A to B leg will be equal to the B to the C to B, A, B, C. A, B leg must be equal to the C to D leg.  Something has happened here in the past, which also lined up with the 0.27 extension, which I like to use to take my profits. So GBPUSD might be in for some retracement. We might bottom out somewhere around here and start facing the upside. This is from a lower time frame perspective. But don't forget, we haven't looked at the higher time frame. So from a higher time frame perspective, oh, you can expect, I mean, you guys, you can understand why GBPUSD is having difficulties here because I mean, look at this is a major level. You know, you don't need a, even a baby would tell you that this is a major level because we've been here before we spiked here all the way back in February of 2020. We're back here again. So a lot of profit taking is actually happening. So I don't really expect these pairs to just keep falling out of the sky. If I'm honest, look at this entire move. Look guys, this is crazy.  This is crazy. And guys, I predicted this move from all the way up here. Once we broke, guys, remember when I called the head and showed that pattern once the neckline was broken, we pulled back and I told you guys the British sterling is about to collapse. If you think I'm, if you're lying, if you think I'm lying, you're doubting me, check my previous videos.  It comes natural to me. Once I see it, I know it's going to happen. Right. So we've come right here. This is quite a significant zone. Although my overall target is all the way down here. Why is that? Okay. If I look left, this is exactly why. So however, this green bar, no, this black bar is actually causing a problem at the moment. So for GBP USD, like I said, I made more money of GBP USD than I made off the Euro because the Euro didn't actually keep falling the way I wanted it to keep falling. And we just got to the 0.7 extension and just started shaking. But this guy, I started selling all the way from here all the way down to the bottom. As you always know, my first level target is at 100% retracement. So I just wanted to quickly go over what happened last two weeks, what we predicted, why we predicted it, how it happened, how we played out and all how. So I'm pretty much explaining how I make all this money. Right. I show you guys before I tell you guys when to buy, I say this is where I'm buying and this is where I'm coming out and I show you guys when I actually get the bands. Okay. So this is very important now. Done with GBP USD. Bitcoin was actually very similar. Bitcoin has hit my target. So what is actually happening guys, there's a massive profit taking going across board. When it comes to the majors at the moment, Euro USD, GBP USD, I'm sitting on my hands because we've guys you have to understand for every massive move, we make a lot of money in the market, right. Don't expect the market to just keep miraculously falling in its time to like, decide, am I going to keep falling? Do I want to in especially when you see massive profit taking, give it some time, give it some space. We've made money, made money of Bitcoin, we've shorted Bitcoin down here. We shuttered it again, back down here. Let's leave it for now. Same with the Euro, same with GBP USD. However, AUD USD is looking like it wants to keep on melting. Now this guy is my current victim at the moment. If we can break, I'm actually, I'm actually short AUD USD as we speak, I have one position open because my entries were all the way up here. Okay, it was very simple. Okay, I cannot disclose my entry strategy, but for xMashry students, you know how I get into these markets. Okay, so my sell position is about here. The market came right about here. I took out 50% of my position. As you can see, this is why I tell you guys, take out 50% of your position. You can see that at a 100% retracement, the market most likely would react. Now, the reason why we've collapsed again is because the market is in a downtrend. If this market was in a ranging form, best believe you would have blown all the way to the upside. So that rule of taking out 50% of your position at 100% retracement still stands. You need to do that. Okay. Just because, I mean, you are lucky this time, you can only get lucky once or twice in this game. The rest of the market, it could chop you like Oha. Speaking of Oha, me, I've been basically, I've been busy eating day traders stop losses for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Like guys, day traders and people who use indicators, they have no idea they're lost. They're lost in this game. They're completely lost. Guys, once again, if you made money from my analysis, if you made money in the past, just type redraw down in the comment section, drop me a follow, drop me a subscribe. I love you guys very much, man. This is it gives me so much joy to be able to come on here and actually change people. People are buying cars, guys. People are paying for their school fees. People are paying for their master's forex man. And guys, I've been telling you guys that the forex mastery cost price is going to go up. Every time I do it, some people always like a group of like 500 people just come and beg me, please leave it. One day, like my head is going to switch and I'm going to take the prices from $900 or something from $99 all the way up to $900. I'm not going to kid you. So if you haven't got any program, I suggest you get it. And my team, Willis University, they've been telling me, sir, there's a lot more. They actually want us to like bring out a newer version of forex mastery and make it very exclusive and make it very expensive. So I suggest you grab this one. Now why you can grab it? Link is going to be down here below or in description. It's entirely I'm not going to beg anybody as you can see. I have my bands here. Don't need anybody's money. It's up to you. I want to change your life. You know what to do by the point. Anyways, back to what I was saying. So AUD USD is what I'm actually looking at the moment. I feel like we have a lot more potential to have so much potential to the downside. Why is that the case? Simple. Just come on the monthly timeframe. Monthly is giving up the ghost. The monthly is giving up the ghost. Monthly is giving up the ghost. You know, the monthly is giving up the ghost as you can see. Very clear. Easy. Top down the ladder to show you everything you need to know. Guys, once I promise you once AUD USD breaks 0.2 sorry 0.67264 once we take this level out. Woof! Rain drops are falling on my hips. Oh, it's going to be raining dollars, man. It's going to be raining US dollars, man. It's going to be raining Benjamin's, man. It's going to be rain. Guys, I'm so excited because man, the money we made I would like to you like my investors have been calling me like that was happening. Like we have like first of all for my investors we give them 16% like we tell them we're going to return 16% a year. This year before the before I got fluted to Nigeria in June we had already done 64% or 68% middle of the year. Now with these three trades that we've done between GBP USD, Euro USD and AUD USD what we are looking at right now is actually 112%. Now with AUD USD still looking like he wants to drop. Guys, retirement is around the corner for me because I'm just looking at the PNL balance. Man, it's looking wild. And I know this is the same for a lot of Forex mashup. Guys, people are passing their FTM mode. And guys, I also want to tell you something, please. Let me know. Let me put this it's very important at the moment the US dollar is trending. Okay, I want you guys to make the most out of it. But most importantly, I want you guys to learn. We've been on this channel since 2020, right? Doing this trade or talk and in 2020, the market was ranging. You saw as I navigated through the ranges and all that. Blah, blah, blah. I hope you learned from that and I hope you're also watching, you know and learning from me how I trade the trends. You can see it's a lot easier to trade the trend than those trending than those ranging markets. Right? So what I want to what I'm trying to say here in essence is I want you guys to understand both types of market cycles, you know, crazy ranges and the amazing trends. Okay, I know exactly how to position yourself. Once again, I teach that on the Forex Mastery program, but YouTube, my YouTube subscribers, I hope you guys are watching and learning. So AUSD in a nutshell. I'm still very much short guys. I don't like to. Yeah, I believe this this level is going to break just by looking at it. Good break. Good break. It's gonna break. So I'm just watching anyway. I'm still short. Although I've taken out 50% of my position. I always the golden rule. I don't care how little I make. I obviously I made all this money down here but 50% off, move stop loss to break even. Done. 10 pips at past break even. I'm chilling. Whatever, so that whatever wants to happen, AUSD can happen. But best belief we go 1K, pay drop, pending, pending as long as guys as long as we break this green bar. That's the condition. Once we break here and if you haven't already got an AUSD, don't stress yourself. 1000 pips. The market isn't just going to drop. It will come, coil, retrace, do like this and I will come back and we'll keep messing it up and keep adding and the market will keep dropping and falling and falling. And last but not the least is gold. You see gold? Gold is really in trouble.  Gold you are in trouble. I've been saying this thing since but nobody wanted to listen to me. I'm just going to delete all my drawings. First things first with gold. So that you heard it here first on DapSea radio. Gold is going to drop. First of all, from a fundamental standpoint, the reason why gold rallied all the way to the upside in this is 2020 from 2019 to 2018. The move started in late 2018. Then 2019 already the market was in an uptrend but the real catalyst behind why gold rallied all the way to the upside so quickly was the fact that there was coral I can't say that word did my flag my video. You know what? That thing that made everybody stay at home. Oh my God. I hope that didn't flag video. That thing, right? There was that thing that made you stay at home. Okay. I think I'm going to have to blow that part out I'm going to have to write it down. Guys, give me a sec. Blur out where I said. Because guys, you don't know this social media platform. They will ban you for saying stuff or they'll just flag the video. Anyways, let it out. Anyways, YouTube knows what to do. They'll just tell me to they'll just help me mute that part. So the reason why gold rallied all the way to the upside was because of that thing that made everybody stay at home. Now, when there's crisis in the world everybody usually tends to take money away from the stock market and they put it in a safe haven and gold is gold right from right from Asian Memorial. Gold has been the number one safe haven. So that was pretty much the catalyst that, you know, drove gold all the way to the upside. Now I'm explaining fundamentally then I'll get to the technicals, right? So, however, like I keep telling you guys after every major move they must be a result and consolidation and don't forget this market was trending for two years straight. Best believe it will consolidate for another at least one year, six months. It's just how you cannot. It's just the way it goes. So that's why I keep telling you understand the trending game and understand the ranging markets, different market cycles so that regardless of whatever is presented to you you know how to trade it or most importantly, you know if you want to stand aside. Step aside. So that being said, we've ranged for one year, six months. The market rallied all the way into now. I'm trying to go away from so still on fundamentals. Now the dollar is strengthening. Usually once the dollar starts to strengthen, gold tends to drop. Why? Because people are no longer scared. They're taking their money out of the safe haven. They are now liquidizing into the US dollars and they're actually going out to spend the money. Okay. So you can see it's called a transfer of wealth. So there's a current transfer of money from commodities game, which is gold, silver, which is a safe haven. People are not converting the money back into US dollars. So as you can see, the dollar is trending. So what this simply means is the long story short is if dollar is trending, positively gold will drop. If gold is going up, dollar will fall. It's just how it's been since I knew I started trending Forex, which was over 11 years ago. Fundamentally, dollar is trending. Gaining strength, gold is going to weaken. Fundamentally, gold is going to non-summary. Fundamentally, gold is weak. It's going to weaken. Done. Are we done? We're done with fundamentals for gold. Let's go over to the technicals, which the market is pretty much 1995% technicals, but I just like to always put the fundamentals for you fundamental junkies. Technically, gold was unable to... You see this? This is the reason why Bitcoin collapsed. A lot of people think I'm joking. Let me show you. I deleted everything on Bitcoin. I remember all five. Bitcoin collapsed because it could not bridge its previous high. Collapsed. Let's go over to gold. As you can see now, gold is doing something a bit... Forget about these two extra horns that came out. This is the high. This is not exactly a higher high. Principles of the price action state. You must... If gold was going to continue going higher, we should have come all the way up here. I'm getting somewhere with this story now. Technically, you have failed to take out your previous highs. So what is this? You're not looking like a double top. So what was going to happen next to gold? It's going to fall from a higher timeframe, from a top-down analysis perspective. My boy, it's going to drop. Now, it hasn't dropped since. The only thing that has been saving gold. Let me tell you what. First of all, it's this trend line. I'll tell you, because we've been inside of this trend line, I'll just adjust this properly. Joining your trend lines, the two most outermost points. Don't put it here. Just follow the rules. Outermost so that you don't run into issues. Bend this like this. Finish. Another reason, another thing that has been holding gold that has been helping gold's destiny is this range. Am I making sense? Am I communicating? That's what has been holding gold from dropping. Because gold hasn't been showing gold. Are we going higher? We tried, tried, tried. I remember this was ranging. This was early 2020. I just moved to Dubai. We all are trying and trying and trying. Up, down, after somebody like, you know, I don't live good. When it's ready, it will let us know. We tried again. Actually, actually went along somewhere around here and made all the money out to the upside. Even within this range, we have a double top. Apart from the overall double top, which is this green, but we have, it has still formed another double top. Not only has it formed this double top, it has come and it has broken this trend line that has been holding it since God knows when. Since when this uptrend started in, when 2019, you have violated it. Okay, it's not good. Let it not be, let it not be said that this guy is just collapsing different economies. Like I predicted the collapse of the British pound. Collapsed, completed the collapse of Euro-USD. Now he is out for good. I'm just showing you guys evidence. This is evidence. Now, the only thing that is holding gold right now is this green bar. This green bar, the price of one, what is this, one, six, nine, five thousand dollars per ounce. Ladies and gentlemen, you heard it here first on DapSea Radio. If and when. Now it's not even the decision of if. When God finally decides to break this one, six, nine, five. Let's just call it one, seven hundred. Okay, no one that is holding it, surround number. When God eventually does break this green bar. Woo, it's three, four. One, five, four, four. Next. Yes. And then we're going to be heading towards regions that look like this. One, three, eight, five. It's going to be a very, very nasty fall for gold. I'm not even allowed to you guys. So as you can see, I don't like to have too many lines on my chart. I'm just going to delete this one. I'm going to just leave only this one. Actually, I'm going to take this out. As you can see, I like to keep my charts very clean. Once again, guys, if you want to learn how to trade like this, as you can see, I'm having fun in the markets. I'm right. Actually, this year I've been right. Since November of last year, I've been right 10 out of 10 times. So now I'm going to brag. I'm right every time. That felt good to say. I'm right every time because go check my videos. Go check everything. I'm not, obviously, let, please stop, stay away from me. But obviously, I'm not getting overconfident here. I never get overconfident. If I get overconfident, I'll just be trading anyhow. It's just that the measures I've put in place helped me stay within the confines of profitability. Yes. The setting safety guards that I put that ensure that it's very, very almost impossible for me to get stopped out. Okay? So yeah. Anyways, long story short, once this blue-yellow bar is taken out, one, seven, this around this region about here, let's just call it one, seven. Ladies and gentlemen, you heard it here first on DapSea Radio. Gold, once gold is able to breach 1,700, next level target is going to be 1,544.62. And that's that on that. I'm not short gold at the moment, but we have space. If the weekly is showing us all of this, imagine what the daily looks like. Space. Imagine what the four hour looks like. Even more freaking space. We have all this space. All this space. All of this space. Okay? So we have all this. All we need to do is pimp. Once it comes down, pimp.  Just go on the module, module six, it talks about entries and exits. Just follow my entry strategy and just keep selling and you go pretty much good to go. That is provided. We break this yellow bar. If we don't break this yellow bar, this and this whole idea is null and void. However, I am in support of a bearish movement and go to the tune of 85% and that's very high. The remaining 50%, the market will need to show me a certain level of commitment and the only commitment I need from you, Mr. Gold, break the neckline of this range and come and wake me up. I will be the first person right there to start shorting and start selling. Once again, ladies and gentlemen, thank you for coming. Thank you for staying. Thank you for enjoying this analysis. As you can see at the moment, I'm still short AUD USD. Gold is lighting up pretty nicely. The euro dollar, GBP USD, I'm not interested in it for now anymore at the moment. I've made a lot of money off it. I'm good gold and AUD USD. I'm going to be looking at it and you have to understand that AUD USD and gold are actually quite, they're actually positive. They have their correlated, positively correlated if that's the word. So if AUD USD is going down, gold usually goes down or if gold is going down AUD USD goes down. So that's a little bit of fundamental correlation to back up the analysis. So guys, as I've told you guys, AUD USD needs to take out that current support, basically support. Like once we can break current structure, it's a structure thing now. Once current structure can be taken out, we're pretty much good to go. So ladies and gentlemen, thank you and I'll catch you guys on my other screen. If you haven't grabbed the program once again, the link is going to be in the description down as always or around actually check the description. It's really in the description. All right guys, take it easy and see you guys on my other screen. Let's go. Thank you guys so much for staying with me to the very end of this very lengthy video. I love you guys very much. Once again, redraw your profits. Redraw, redraw, redraw, redraw those profits, right? Please, you need to do that, right? So once again, thank you for staying with me to the very end. Gold is definitely most likely going to collapse and I believe strongly that the US dollar index will continue training for the foreseeable future. Obviously, the market has to dictate to us what exactly is going to happen. Now guys, once again, if you haven't grabbed the Forex Mastery program, the link is going to be in the description down as always or around here somewhere. Once again, my name is Dapo Willis. Do me a little favor, smash that subscribe button right there and I'll catch you guys in my subsequent videos. Take it easy and peace out.


I'm Major General Jim Lukeman, and I'm Sergeant Major Justin LeHue. We're excited to announce the next Commandant's Innovation Challenge, this one hosted by Training and Education Command and the Marine Corps Warfighting Lab. For this challenge, we're looking for your ideas on how we can enhance training and education to improve the decision-making ability of our small unit leaders. Everything from boot camp to your MOS schools to a sergeant's course or PME to how we train at 29 Palms or at home station. Not just limited to technology, but anything to do with training. How we teach a course or training policy, we need your ideas. So you think you have an idea? Here's what you need to do to get it seen and reviewed and considered for implementation and recognition by the Commandant of the Marine Corps. First go to our website at www.marines.mil-innovation to get registered as a user. From there, you can go ahead and submit your ideas. Even if you don't have an idea at this time, we want to hear from you. Just go to the same website and submit your thoughts and look at some of the videos that are on there and guess what?  Who do we want? We want all active and reserved opponent personnel of the entire U.S. military along with all federal employees. The challenge begins March 1st and ends on March 31st. We will recognize the challenge winners in May and those winners will have the opportunity to partner with the appropriate TCOM organizations for further concept development and implementation. So again, the challenge is how do we enhance training and education to improve decision-making. And remember, keep that small unit leader in mind as you prepare your submissions. The future legacy of our Corps is dependent on your actions today. Marines, the time is now. Seize the initiative.


The human race is incredibly resilient. We have the technologies we need to begin to address the challenges we face. It's relatively low cost, and business can play a leading role in addressing the challenge of climate change. We need massive innovation. We need to transform agriculture, construction, the power industry, the transportation sector. Who's going to do that? Business can do it. Only business has the resources and the skills to innovate and deploy the technologies we need at scale. And here's the good news. A lot of this can be done on a profitable basis, even in today's regime, even without further government policy. We can see massive investments in clean energy happening all over the world, including most recently in India. Clean energy is increasingly cheaper than coal, even without a carbon price. I am personally working with many, many firms that see massive opportunity in the green transition. So what can business do? Everything. Change the world. I love it. That's so inspirational. The caveat is, without appropriate government policy, under current prices and incentives, business can only get us maybe a third to a half of the way there. But we know what these policies look like. We know how to roll them out. What we lack is the political will. And one more really important thing that business can do. The only way to solve the massive problems we face in the end is a huge political and social movement. Business can play an incredibly important role in creating the consumers and citizens and employees who understand where we need to go and building the political will that will let us put in place the kind of pricing for fossil fuels, the kinds of regulatory shifts we need, completely transforming infrastructure and transportations can require a whole bunch of new regulation, and the investments in research and development and innovation and in entrepreneurship that we need to really make sure we keep having the new inventions that we're going to need to really transform the whole world's economy. Another question you mentioned in your book as well, quite a lot about short-termism. How are we going to get companies to overcome the influence of just looking at delivering short-term results? The key to addressing short-termism is to remember that there is one purpose of business, and that purpose is to create a thriving society on a living planet. My experience has been that when you are authentic about that, when you really mean it, when you start to act in that way, you generate enormous commitment, alignment and excitement amongst your employees, your suppliers and your customers. And that's an incredible way to focus on the long term. Mario and Jan, I'd love to get your views on this. So how hard is it to juggle both being able to deliver the bottom line and also deliver on sustainability? I think it takes a different culture to do it. And who's going to do the right things in this planet if we don't start doing ourselves the right things? And so if you start looking with these kind of glasses to the issues, then it's not hard, because everybody understands that we're living at times of unprecedented changes, and if we don't do whatever we can do, we're not going to solve it and feel that responsibility, that you have to do more than just making the profits. And Jan, I'm sure you share similar views. You've got a big carbon footprint, but you also want to be part of the solution. And how do you go about doing that? Well, I think decarbonizing is on top of our strategy. And the future of Halsim is decarbonizing our process, decarbonizing our building materials and decarbonizing the way the world builds and the way the world lives. And so we work with the customers of Halsim or with the beneficiary of Halsim technology. What we see directly is the damages that the climate is doing to these people, and we touch these damages almost every day in our life. So that makes us not just aware, but also part of the solution. And part of the solution is also when we fix things, we try to fix things in a more sustainable way than what was done before. And so we try to encourage our customers to repair or to replace with better solutions than the ones that existed before. That's a big part. So we have already products which are using up to 50% of recycling of construction demolition waste. So we literally take the old concrete bricks back and we put them back into our products. It's one of the few materials where you have no downcycling. You can reuse it 100% and be very advanced here. At Harvard we have more than, I think it's a couple of hundred cases on specific examples of firms, many of them small and entrepreneurial, building fabulous new businesses in service of doing things a different way. Do you ever worry that there is any reputational risk or political risk when you're attempting to stick to these sustainable core values? No, I don't think so. I think first of all there will be no future for any company without sustainability. You see that also in our company we have 70,000 employees and they are like activists for sustainability. So when we have town hall meetings in the past we talked about performance, numbers, acquisitions, innovation. Today we talk 80% about sustainable and how we can be part of the solution. I do value that there is a reputation at risk and this world is complicated. I think it matters doing the right things. We keep doing the things that we believe are right. We stand for our principle. We stand for the things that we believe are right and if somebody doesn't like it we try to explain. I would say you have to challenge yourself. Don't be satisfied. That's very key. Think a bit more radical. You have to go to the young people. I put the young people into those projects because they have fresh minds. Yeah, this is real. The young people will have to vote one day and they will not vote for you if you don't act today and feel the obligation to do something today. Brilliant, brilliant. So on that note, huge round of applause everyone for Rebecca, Mario and Jan. Thank you. To watch the full leading with purpose panel discussion, follow the link below.


If we take a look at the NASDAQ futures first, this is pretty phenomenal actually, but this is the type of market that you can expect here for the next two or three months. We had the futures get down 15,152, and the bottom line is that right at this particular point here, 320 points off of those lows, you're down 105, and what this actually did, this is pretty wild, this actually went back to the breakout area of August 23rd. That's when we had broken topside, that number there was 15,104, we got the 15,152. So we'll see what kind of a bounce we can get out of this thing. What I expect you're going to see is this, we're going to finish strong, I mean it's been strong for the last two hours. You'll get a bounce, and the real question is how far we're going to get the bounce, but this market wants lower price. The futures want 14,366, and you can actually see how fast you can get there. We were down over 550, 600, 550, and from where we were down to that swing low would have only been another 800. So bottom line right now with bounce and higher. Gold contract rejected 1789 out here this morning, you're at 1800 flat, gold wants higher price, bottom line rejected a lower price out here Friday, went against the strength on the 17th of December, bottom line, next leg 1833, which is just swing high, the next one after that is 1881. And if we go to King Dollar, King Dollar is holding price out here, bottom line is that hit Friday, today we got back up to 96,229, right now you're at 95,990, about halfway move of the move of today, and this continues to be in a consolidation. We go over to the bond market, we take a look at the 10 year right now, 10 year note is trading down 4 ticks flat basically. You're at the lower end of the curve of the consolidation, a broke consolidation, 128, 22. You are yielding right now 1.79 I think, 1.77. That's what you yield and in fact that is the high for the, it's probably the high for the year in the last three months.


Live from the Mandalay Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada, it's theCUBE at IBM Insight 2014. Here are your hosts, John Furrier and Dave Vellante. Okay, welcome back everyone. We are here live in Las Vegas for IBM Insight. This is theCUBE where we go out to the events, extract the civil noise. I'm John Furrier, we're at my co's Dave Vellante. Our next guest is Chris Polan, research strategist at IBM X-Force, welcome to theCUBE. Oh thank you, it's a pleasure to be here. So you guys have a security group. Obviously this is not a security conference, IBM Insight's all about big data, big data analytics and some of the software behind it, but soft security is the killer app right now for big data because of a lot of the pattern recognition things that go on with security breaches and the fact that no one knows how they're being hacked or if they're being hacked and if they were hacked, they don't know how they got hacked. So this creates a massive opportunity for data scientists and businesses to really use some of the latest technologies. So give us an update on what you guys are doing at X-Force and some of the things that you're doing around security with big data. Sure, actually, so one of the things we do at X-Force is we try to gather data from just about everywhere. So we're doing things like crawling websites, looking for websites that have malicious software on it. We're gathering spam and looking for phishing emails, finding out what the links are in those emails. We're also collaborating with third parties and pulling in their data. So effectively, we just amass a whole bunch of data and then we're trying to figure out who the bad guys are or what their tactics are and then we put them in our products and we also provide them to customers and we educate customers as a result of it. You know, the reality is that what we're trying to do is to get ahead of the hackers, right? So it turns out for the last 10 years, 15 years, we've been playing defense pretty much predominantly. So if you think about football, for example, the best you can ever have is a draw if you stay on your side of the field. And so we can't really go to their side of the field, you know, unless you're law enforcement, but the goal is to try to at least get enough intelligence so that we're armed before they actually invade our side of the field and that we're all prepared for it. And you're putting sort of, it's like Bill Belichick when he had Spygate with the Jets, you know. So we love football now, just by the way. So feel free to use it. And I'm from New England, by the way, so you're hitting me right where I live. Does it defense when championships though? Well it does, but the best is a draw though, right? If your defense sucks, Dave, you're going to have a bad secondary. The best defense is a good offense. So let's talk about some of the things out there around this, because it is one of those things where the security paradigms are changing with multi-cloud and now with apps out there, API economy, you have so many holes and that kills this notion of perimeters, perimeter-based security. So it's a perimeter-less IT environment. And how does that impact what you guys see? And do you agree that we're moving to a perimeters IT? And what are some of the things that we prescribe for customers? Absolutely, you know, so you think about things like mobile and cloud, and now the internet of things, right? So that's one of the things that we're trying to get our hands around. Effectively, the perimeter is now the data. It's no longer about the perimeter itself. Even things like segmenting different parts of your network are somewhat effective, but they're not perfectly effective because you still need to be able to control the data, assess the data. I mean, where does it come from? Who owns it? What value does it have? And organizations aren't doing a very good job of that in the first place. So we have two problems. One is that there's a perimeter, this perimeter legacy, and the second one is that we've got this data future. And unless we actually understand what the data is, there's no real way to protect it because we don't know who owns it, where it's going, who's supposed to have access to it. It's the whole notion of if you put something on the internet, it's gone forever. It can be copied as many times as you want. So how do we solve that problem? So that's part of the issue that we're dealing with, but so how do you protect the data, but how do you also figure out who's actually trying to steal the data itself? So so much of information security, it seems, is shifting. And I wonder if you could just comment on this from sort of inside out to outside in. When I think about identity management payments, authentication, digital trust, and as well, we seem to be sharing a lot more across society, whether it's firewalls, identity, payments, on and on and on. So how is the security industry, first of all, is that valid? And how is the security industry generally adjusting to that in IBM specifically? Well, so it's interesting because with all new technology, security tends to be a bolt-on at the end of the cycle. So if you look at what businesses are trying to do, they adopt technology because it's either going to increase revenue or reduce costs. I mean, that is the fundamental business model. And then after the fact, they start worrying about what security needs to be wrapped around it. So what we're trying to do is get ahead of this bolt-on after the fact and be part of the conversation up front. And that's a lot of times we talk about things like DevOps, which effectively is the way that you can integrate development and operations so that the two go hand in hand and it sort of becomes, instead of development handing off to operations, and then operations having to figure out how to secure the data, you impose security at the development stage of things. So that's number one. And number two is that all these new technologies, internet of things, mobile cloud, are creating huge amounts of data, as we all know. All of that stuff is an overpowering, a crushing amount of data. And it can be used against the users, right? So there's a privacy concern. If I can steal data from your phone or if in the connected car, I can steal information about your habits, I can do bad things to you. I can invade your home, I can steal the data from your phone, through your car, or whatever it is. But the flip side of that is all this extra data or all this weight of data can also be used to do analysis and find out what kind of security can we impose on this stuff? So who's actually accessing the mobile phone? What kind of, how is it phoning home to different places? What are the apps actually doing from a behavioral perspective? So now we can take that stuff, profile it and say, what's normal behavior and then look for anomalous behavior? And that's effectively what security does. It looks for anomalies among the data that's supposed to be valid in the value space. So how do you do that? So you're sort of trolling through just petabytes of log data and you've got systems to do this. Is it, is it, is it applying Watson to this problem? Can you describe in more detail? Well, it's really interesting because IBM is a big data company fundamentally. When I came here three years ago from QnLabs, I thought the opportunity was we have huge analytics capabilities and that's beautiful for security. It turns out that a lot of what we do, the security organization is just like normal products where it feels like a bolt-on to a lot of things. So now we're finally integrating with things like I2 with SPSS, Big Insights and using that to pour through the data. And so we actually have this initiative going on now with QnLabs, which is our sim, our big data security analytics platform that we're integrating with Big Insights. So now we can take all that data, we collect it from all the instruments in the organization. So the firewalls, the intrusion prevention systems, antivirus, network behavior anomaly, and we put it in the hands of the data scientists and let them create queries, ad hoc queries and try to find interesting things. So that's where we are effectively in the security model right now is what kind of data do we have? What can we look for? What becomes an interesting analytics capability? And then we can feed that into the other things like SPSS because now that we know what we're looking for, we can do predictive modeling and feed it back into our analytics solutions like Qradar which now we're going to look for those same things. So it's a big circle, it's gathering the data, putting it to the data scientist, visualizing it, feeding it into predictive modeling and then updating the rules, the analytic rules at the security side. Have you seen some customers doing some things that you could share with the folks out there and you don't have to go specific in some sensitive areas, to start protecting because we would quote the FBI director said there's two types of companies.  So this is a huge cybersecurity threat certainly in America for companies but also there's really real sense of information being breached and incidents are increasing all over the place and if you can describe the difference between an incident and a breach. Well that's actually, that is a phenomenal insight actually because I was just going to say when I hear hyperbole like the FBI saying there's two types of people, effectively it's good for, we're a medium, we love the trauma, it's better sales for us but there's a nuance there, right? Well I think you hit it, right? So there's an incident versus a breach, right? And so yes, everybody has some malware in their organization, everybody's been breached to some extent but the question is how severe is it and what's the consequence, right? So are we stealing really important state secrets or the intellectual property that's going to force your business out of business or is it just some nuisance malware that's in there trying to steal credentials and effectively what they're really going to do with that is go and hijack the bank accounts of your employees and not actually affect your business. So there's all these degrees and the unfortunate part of security right now is that we are treating all breaches as if they're, as if they're- The equivalent impact. Right and we also- Because you don't know, they could be looking for credentials to backdoor in from an air conditioning HVAC system. Right, well actually that's a brilliant point because there is no direct evidence that that was how that particular attack occurred by the way, so that's an inference and we love it because we're media companies, right? Well this is where big data could provide value, right? Exactly, so the thing that we get concerned about is and we track breaches across different years so we actually have a nice little bubble chart, I wish I had it with me right now and you can see the breaches growing but one of the things that concerns me is when you look at how the breaches occurred, a lot of those bubbles are gray which is they haven't been disclosed. How did the company get compromised in the first place? And the thing that means one of two things, it either means that the company knows about it and they just don't want to disclose it which is not really bright because we know from past history that in order to retain customer loyalty which is really what you care about, you would disclose it and you would say, Mayor Culpa, we know how they got in and we put these remedial efforts in place but my suspicion based upon empirical evidence is that they just don't know. They don't, they've got the instrumentation in some cases but they don't actually know how to go through and do the analytics. So the problem is you get hacked, you don't know how you got hacked into, you buy some more technology and then you just hope that they don't hack in again. This is where in human eye we're just talking about Dave when the last segment is that you got Context which is a Context computing marketing that IBM puts out there which is you set the table, you get the data, multiple entities and then the cognitive piece is what you're just referring to which is the human aspect. What's the decision? How do I act on it? What is it? How do I approach it? Is that kind of what you're referring to? Exactly, if you can't do root cause analysis how are you going to stop it from reoccurring? I mean that's effectively number one. Number two is PR. So for every incident you have to have a plan that's not just recovering the data or figuring out what the impact is. It's how do you have, how do you respond from a marketing perspective, retain your customer loyalty because from a business perspective that's the most important thing. And so if you don't have the analytics capability and most customers actually instrument their environments to collect the data, they just don't know how to analyze it and make important decisions with it. So let's talk about the kind of attacks that are out there soon because it's kind of the fun side. Fun, not fun, but I mean. Well I mean think game. It is the movie. It is the movie. It is though, right? I mean you guys are probably all gamers, right? I mean gamers love to shoot things down first person shooter but we, let's talk about the kinds of attacks. You got to throw the malware in there or try to sneak in and kind of be quiet and then there's the active penetration of brute force attacks whether it's DDoS or whatever, right? So I got to ask you about the pattern recognition and the personalities behind the attackers. So talk about the nuance because we've talked to other security experts here on theCUBE and they'd love to talk about we can recognize that guy or we know that pattern. Here he comes again. So pattern recognition is really effective with machine learning and some of these tools you've been mentioning. So talk about some of that stuff around patterns, personalities and whatnot. Well so I think you hit the nail on the head there, right? So one of the things that we try to do is get an attribution and figure out who it is that's attacking you for a number of reasons. You know, you can go to law enforcement number one. It tends to be an inter-country problem, right? So it's not necessarily, we can't necessarily take our FBI and go arrest some guy in Ukraine but we can work with Europol and things like that.  Well, yeah. There may be those folks out there. I'm not saying there are but it certainly isn't with us but so you can, you know, figuring out who that person is not necessarily because you can recover your financial losses but because now they can start watching this person and profile them. And so, but the hard part about attribution is usually what the bad guys do is they'll take over some university computer and they'll launch their attacks from there and maybe multiple hops between us and the attacker. So the only way that you can really go back because what you can't do is say, look, I got attacked and I'm going to go attack the university, attack me, get a point of presence there and sort of follow the trail back. As you look at what software they put on your systems in order to compromise it in the first place, you know, so we're seeing a lot of point of sales ram scrapers, for example. And we know that certain factions use something called black paws, other ones use another variant of that. They may break in through third parties, you know, as you pointed out, HVAC contractor, they might do that through phishing schemes and use particular types of malware that are delivered through the phishing emails. And so when we can profile them that way and look at their MO, now we can go back and say, the attribution is definitely some cyber crime organization out of Ukraine or maybe it's a nation state action from, you know, wherever else not implicate anybody in particular. And now we can actually start to determine who it is that's attacking us. We know where to close it off. We know where to look when we're looking for impact, those kind of things. So it turns out we can't actually attack them back but we can actually work with law enforcement and close off our own vulnerabilities. So I feel like, I wonder if you could comment on speaking of media sensations, but I feel like Stuxnet was sort of a new high watermark or low watermark in the security world.  Is that a fair assessment? Was Stuxnet sort of a new era that set off a renaissance in security, good or bad? Well, I think it's a lot like what we're seeing with governments looking at our communications, right? It's something that's been going on for a long time but that was just the one incident that made the public aware. You know, and eventually, of course, the president came out and said, look, we're behind it. So it gave us a glimpse behind a door that not many people have a view behind. And frankly, I came from, I used to work for the NRO a long time ago. So I got a view into a lot of this stuff. And I will tell you that what we see in the public eye, a lot of stuff that comes from the media is going on for a long time. And the old news for the guys who were inside and know. Right, but then when they message it out to the public, they actually spin it in a construct that's not actually, it's not the truth of the matter behind the scenes. So it is a little bit of a facade anyway. So whenever I see things like Stuxnet, I really wonder what happened, you know, because it is the public view of what, of what the government wants us to know. And what the real motivation behind it was. Well, but as well, the technology breakthroughs that were made is that, I don't know that it's really a technology breakthrough as it was somebody coming up with a really creative idea. Because if you think about, this is the great thing about security, being a hacker is really fun. And I've done black hat penetration testing at one point in my life. Well, you mentioned games actually. I'm no longer a gamer, I'm 50 now.  For the record. At one point in my life. The best email spammers were gamers and the best security guys are all gamers because it's like, come on, let's call a duty right there. That's right, although my games are a lot, a lot older than call a duty. But the, so the fun part about security is trying to figure out how to break in. If you're not thinking about this movie plot ideas, how would I break into XYZ corporation and then start poking around a little bit and see what they have? You know, you can go on social media and do some big data mining on your own, what we call open source intelligence gathering. And sort of figure out what their profile is and try to come up with these movie plot ideas to break in. Then you simplify it a little bit because movie plots tend to be overly complicated. And then you start looking at what well-funded cyber crime organizations, nation states do, and that's where Stuxnet comes in. If you think about what they did is they created a piece of malware that they were able to install in a nuclear, in a facility that was enriching uranium, and they managed to overtake their SCADA system, send back messages back to the control operator saying everything's fine. Everything's good, right? While they spun the centrifuge out of control. And that's just like the movie plots where somebody comes up to the camera that's pointing down the hallway and manages to put up some film that makes the hallway look normal while they're walking down the hallway. You know what I mean. Right, so it was a function of creativity and coordination to actually make that happen, not necessarily technology breakthrough. I also wanted to ask your opinion on, because I always feel like privacy is the flip side of security. And the other media sensation, of course, is Snowden. A lot of customers certainly talk about it. When you really probe, well, it depends. I guess in Europe, maybe there's a little bit greater sensitivity. But I wonder if you could address that. Do you get that question a lot from customers? What happens when the U.S. government wants to access my data? What does IBM do? Do you tell me to encrypt? Will you fight? What do you do there? You know, we don't get it a lot from organizations, from enterprises.  And in fact, a little confession, even though I don't game, I actually bought Google Glass about a year ago. And it's kind of an interesting social experiment to wear that around. Most organizations aren't overly concerned. I wouldn't wear it through a casino here in Vegas just because it seems like somebody would get a little upset what stays in Vegas. What happens in Vegas? They might break your arm. Right. But when you walk up to individuals, the first thing they say is, is that thing recording. And so it's kind of interesting. And so when you turn it around and you start talking to individuals, they're the ones who are concerned about their email being monitored about somebody, I can't remember what that movie was about four or five years ago with Will Smith where you could see everything through every camera on the planet. If you're in a retail store, the NSA had access to that and they could follow you around enemy of the state. That's what it was. But that's not the reality of what happens now. If it is, then that would be the real technology sophistication. But so from a privacy perspective, what we really hear it from is things like hospitals who have HIPAA concerns. So they're trying to protect the individual's privacy and not necessarily the privacy of the organization. And the ways that that works is through encryption. It pretty much encryption because nobody's going to give up technology because the functionality is so great. So in other words, I think maybe in three or four years Google Glass will be, everybody's going to have something like Google Glass. It may not be Google Glass because it's a bizarre looking piece of equipment. But when they find out what the killer app is, everybody's going to want it. And then all of a sudden your privacy concerns are going to go away. So if I encrypt my data and take care of my keys and the US government goes to IBM and says I want Dave's data, okay, fine. If you had to give it to them, I'm covered. Would you fight them? Or would you put up a barrier? Would you say, well, why do you want Dave's data? Or would you say here's Dave's data? What's IBM's posture toward that? Well, you know, I don't know what IBM's posture is, but I'll tell you what, my view on that is that your personal data, you can't treat it as if everything is equal. So it's back to that whole- Yeah, the whole threat- My email might contain my grandmother's chocolate chip cookie recipe, which is fine. If the NSA wants that, they can have it. You know, maybe not Nabisco, because I want to keep that, doesn't matter about that. But at the same time, if I'm doing something illicit, then that might be where I'm worried about privacy. So I think we really have to make a decision about where we fight for our privacy rights. At the same time, we just can't give them all up because they came from my neighbor, they came, eventually they came from me type of thing. So the reality is, I think we're at that inflection point right now where we're really worried about privacy. We see government as big brother, but we really need to make some smart decisions. And I don't think that conversation is happening because the general public doesn't think of it in those terms, in terms of risk management. They just think of it as an all or nothing problem. So companies like IBM talk about the hybrid cloud. One of the obvious things to check here is security. So is my security on-premises sort of the same model, the same framework, the same edicts when I go into the IBM public cloud or whatever you're calling it, the hybrid cloud off-premises cloud. And that's a different story because as IBM, we have to protect the customer's data absolutely. So we can't, we as IBM don't know that I'm storing my grandmother's chocolate chip cookie recipe, or if I'm storing hypoprivacy data, right? And so we have to protect that data is if it's the utmost, that needs the utmost protection to it. So that's the problem with being a service provider is that we don't have that context. So, and I think that's the difference between enterprises and individuals and individuals can make that decision or at least customers of enterprises. So our customers may know what data they're putting in there. So it could be a HIPAA workload, it could be whatever, it could be anything. And they're the ones who have to decide where they put their data and where they don't put their data, right? So sometimes you may not want to put your data into a public cloud regardless. But we as IBM have to assume that it's all completely sensitive data and that we protect it out. Chris, thanks for coming on. We got a break here, but I want to give you the final words. Share with the folks out there. Just summarize, you know, the special forces. You guys have the special group, right? So X-Force, talk about the group and just what do they need to know about security in general and just summarize the whole mission into a quick sound bite. So from what we do at the X-Force, our entire goal is to make sure that there is never a patient zero. We want to be able to do analysis, collect the data, do analysis on it and arm our customers before there's actually, before the bad guys actually attack them. And so we're working towards that goal. Security isn't there yet in general. But as IBM, we have the best tools to do this. I think I mentioned that before. And we're confident that we're going to get there and just defeat the bad guys on the defensive side. Yeah, and certainly Steve Mills was talking about, it's no secret the huge R&D budget IBM has and access to massive amounts of computing and database stuff. Special forces, X-Force there, and IBM really protecting the customers. Thanks for coming on theCUBE. Great conversation. Again, security's hot. Security will be really, really a big focus for big data. Getting the insights, actionable insights, understanding how to understand root causes and really protecting us. Congratulations, great work. Love to have you on, thanks for all your time. This is theCUBE. We're here live, extracting the data, sharing that with you here in Las Vegas. At IBM Insight, I'm John Furrier with Dave Vellante. We'll be right back.


I'm in the laboratory science recognition program. My favorite class was biology. Even in seventh grade, when we got to do dissections, everybody's like, you, I'm like, I'm all up in there. I love to learn. I went through the GED program, decided to get my HSDD, and two weeks later, I started my first college class. You go through the program, and as you get towards the end, it's like, okay, this wasn't so bad. I just turned 40. I'm not too old for this. If you didn't finish school, have that accomplishment. Very nothing wrong with making a change in your life. I like to be outside. I'm an outside type of person. The program's called construction and remodeling. We did decks, we did footings. We built tiny houses out here. It gave me a chance to see how everything comes together from scratch. You know, I'm getting older. My kids getting older, and I just got tired of getting rejected. I wanted a career. I graduated on a Friday, and I snagged a job. I started working that Monday, that following Monday. And I just felt like there ain't nothing to it but to do it, you know. I wanted it bad enough, and I just got to go get it.  Why settle for less? My family, I think they're all pretty proud of me and what I've accomplished. I'm currently in the administrative professionalism program. It's really cool, because I've learned everything about computers and HTML coding and graphic design. For me, it was like I'm getting my GED. There's no other option. I'm going to college. I'm getting my associate degree. The teachers there are just so caring and so motivating. They have financial advisors. They have so many scholarships you can apply for. I've actually been awarded four different scholarships. Truly, like, the people there are outstanding. I'm actually trying to set an example for anyone I know. Things are different now. I mean, there's more assistance with getting funding. Signing up is not that hard. Just put your mind to it and do it, you know. It's plenty of people out here that will help you and it's plenty of people that I know that's in my shoes. It just opens up so many opportunities for you and it really lets you flourish into your own person.


Ssssssssss. That's drunk. When it comes to 16-bit Disney games, most people think of Aladdin, Mickey's Magical Quest, Goopedroop, Lion King, all the usual suspects, but one Disney game that seemingly never gets any mention at all is Pinocchio. This one was developed by Virgin Interactive for both the Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis in 1996, with the Game Boy receiving a port later that same year. But what's strange is that the Super Nintendo edition is actually published by Nintendo. What? Granted, this game came very late in the Super Nintendo's lifespan, and most 5th generation consoles were already establishing themselves as the new norm, so a game like Pinocchio tends to get brushed aside no matter who worked on it or who published it. The thing is, though, I mean, geez, look at the sprite animation here, and the backgrounds, all the enemy sprite work. From a visual standpoint, this is an extremely well-made game. It's clear a ton of work went into this one. An Interactive also made Cool Spot and Demolition Man for Super Nintendo, but most famously, they also made the Genesis version of Aladdin, one of the very best-looking games on any system at the time. So yeah, Pinocchio was in good hands. And just like all the aforementioned Disney games, this one's a 2D side-scrolling platformer, for the most part anyway, but does it measure up to the standard of games like Aladdin and Mickey's Magical Quest? Eh, kinda sorta, not really, maybe, depending on how you feel that day. I mean, there's a reason this one isn't remembered as well as those games, and that's because it's just okay. You get four lives and four continues to get through nine levels with zero saves or passwords, so you gotta beat this one in one go-round, which is fine, because this is your typical platformer stuff here, only with some minigame levels thrown in for some variety. It's the usual B2Jump and Y2Attack, and that's it. But the minigames offer some extra stuff, like here you can press X to protect yourself from these bots swarming you, or here, using the A and B buttons to kick stuff to your left and right while you control the marionette with the X and Y buttons. To complete each platforming level, you have to find what are four different pieces of... what is that, construction paper? Each one's a different color, and you present them to the blue fairy at the end of the level so you can continue with the game.  That sounds annoying, but it's really not hard to find these. It can be a little tricky, however, to understand how the heck you're supposed to reach certain places. Yep, this is another one of these games, just like Mickey Mania, where you gotta screw around with your surroundings and wander around till you find stuff. Most of the time, like in this first level, you just have to keep jumping on random objects until something happens, like these signs here that whip you around and send you flying onto rooftops. There's a lot of trial and error here, only unlike Mickey Mania, this game is much easier, with fewer enemies to deal with. It also helps that Pinocchio can take a ton of damage.  In addition to platforming, you've also got mini games here, which are hit or miss.  This one in particular is one of the best looking stages in any Super Nintendo game I've played. It's just frickin' gorgeous. Have I raved enough about the visuals yet? This game is among the best looking on the Super Nintendo period. I love how they even show Pinocchio in mid-transformation into a donkey. That's a great touch. The settings here follow the movie, traveling from Stromboli's Marionette Show to Pleasure Island and then into the sea, where he saves Gepetto from Inside Monstro and they escape. Spoiler alert on an 82 year old movie and a 139 year old children's book. I should mention quickly that yes, this is one of those games where the sprite animation can get in the way of regular gameplay. There is a tiny delay when doing certain actions, just because you gotta wait for the animation to wind up or wind down, but it's really nothing game breaking. It's pretty minor, but if you're playing this game with a wireless controller or on something that's not a CRT then it can get a little annoying, but otherwise it's fine because this game is so dang easy. What's going to be annoying for everyone that plays this game however is this rollercoaster minecart stage or whatever you wanna call it. I'm gonna call it a minecart stage because it falls in line with every other minecart stage like in Donkey Kong Country, Mario RPG, Young Merlin.  There's also a lot of blind jumps you gotta deal with just in general, but the minecart level in particular really gets annoying. But hey, overall Pinocchio is fine, it's another one of those games that falls firmly in the middle when it comes to the SNES library and the Genesis library for that matter since that version is nearly exactly the same game. It's not gonna sniff the top 100 games list or anything, but it's certainly not bad. What's interesting to look back on with this game is that it got bad reviews at the time. It was seen as yesterday's news, gaming magazines treated it like they'd already moved on, but hey, time keeps marching on so now we're able to see this game with a more clear perspective. This game is totally fine and it's got some great qualities going for it like the visuals. It's not gonna stand up to other Disney games like Goof Troop and Mickey's Magical Quest and such, but if you enjoy stuff like Lion King or Mickey Mania and if you dig easy breezy playthroughs, then you'll dig Pinocchio. Alright, I want to thank you for watching and hope you have a great rest of your day.


Hey what's up, welcome back to QuickPix, I'm your host Ali McCann and today we're talking week 4 in the NFL. I'm going to start with the Packers giving 10 points to the Patriots. New England has been beat down twice this season and to make matters worse, Mack Jones is out for this one. Brian Hoyer is not the type of guy to keep up with Aaron Rodgers and Lambo and as much as we want to talk about the Packers not being their normal selves so far, they were monster favorites like this in week 2. They took care of business and cleared the spread easily. I'm also rocking with the Raiders who are a slight home favorite against Denver. This will be Russell Wilson's first game against the AFC US since becoming a Bronco and it might be a rude awakening. The Raiders have gotten the best of the Broncos for years, winning 8 of their last 9 matchups against the spread. We've seen the Denver offense do nothing but struggle to score with no real signs of improving, which is concerning going up against the Raiders team with such potential firepower. Vegas is looking for their first win and the home crowd is going to be fired up to see it happen. Lastly, I want the 49ers laying the points at home against the Rams. Both of these teams got off to a rocky start, but I think another week of reps with Jimmy G will have the 49ers rolling. Plus, their defense has been fantastic, sending top 3 in points and yards per game. San Francisco has won 5 in a row against the spread in this matchup and I say they go for 6 on Monday. That's it for today, make sure you guys place your bets on the Fandals Sports Book app. Gamble responsibly, good luck and have fun.