Hey traders, this is T Bradley 90 from the my investing club chat I'm one of the top mentors and moderators in chat as a special gift to our viewers on YouTube We have created a free two-hour course to help teach you how to start a consistently profitable trading business and Identify high-paying setups in just 30 days. There will be limited seating every week So register for the course and reserve your spot now Using the link in the description as a special bonus for everyone that watches the entire video We will give you the link to a free 10-hour additional mini course that has never been released to the public Register now before all slots completely fill up All right guys, we're officially recording week 17 of T Bradley 90's new member orientation webinar Definitely want to talk about some stuff today I'll talk about some of my trades as like I told you last week. I'm trying to save some more charts So you guys can just have exact examples of what my thought process was or what I do or whatever it is But we can open this up to a general discussion I can just you know start a rant on a couple things But what do you guys have questions on let me first ask that if you are a member Right at the bottom the new member channel if you're not a member join and then you can write it Bottom the new member channel, but right now these stocks in question are in fact, let me open this up I'll show you the two. I traded today CLPS Yeah, so these were the two I traded today Does anybody have some questions start or I can just kind of start talking about my trades and kind of like what I thought Who's got oh wow CLPS. Look at this zombie. Yep Not not a big enough breakdown man. That did not trap enough people Damn, that's nasty. Wow, that's people that chase short under view up just got smoked man And CLPS has some nice range to it.  I know we talked about your charts a lot. Oh Sam talk to me, bro. Talk to me. What'd you do man? What'd you do? I'll give it a shot. I didn't trade Oh, you didn't okay. Well, you know, there wasn't too there wasn't amazing amazing amazing setups to trade today So if you missed man, that's okay now the the notion the you know, the antiquated notion that you guys have to trade every day is unbelievably Like false you guys do not need to trade every day, man Let me tell you that the majority of wins come from just stocking like a freaking elk man. Oh You did oh Yeah, I can roast your trade from yesterday. I think we talked about this. What was this again? Was this CLBS? Yeah, so the CLBS real quick from yesterday and then said or and then Zev will get into that Yeah, no sin pop dude. I was pissed at that. We'll talk about that next But let me let me just wrap up a Cedric real quick. So Cedric. Yeah. Yeah, so let me Let me pull one of these up actually Oh, and it's why yes, I'm waiting for it man.  I swear to God Dude, if this if this breaks five, it's gonna go to four. I swear to I feel like it will so I don't know if this breaks five Someone yell at me. I might need to I might need to throw in a short on my other mother Shit, I wish I could stream it for you guys, but I'll probably won't I need to focus, but All right, where am I I need to I detach this. I'm all over the place now. I'm all I'm still watching stocks So all right Cedric. Let's talk about CLBS. So yesterday What you what was your turn? Oh, you got in it five fifty five Okay, what I did yesterday is I wanted I wrote I actually wrote an outer line Exactly right here. So I'll just show you kind of what I was thinking if you stopped out a little early You know, that is what it is. I'll just tell you what I was thinking but Here's the thing about outer lines By by the way, mind you this is a day three and I do not like playing day threes man I've made this very clear in the past for new traders If you're new or trying to find consistency man, stay with stay with day ones and day twos day Threes are tough man because they run further than you think because day two is is the day We're all the selling pressure usually kind of bleeds out of the hot air balloon And then day three is just kind of like it's kind of no man's land and usually like a pumper gets behind It's tough man, but if you were to draw your lines, here's it. Here's a trick that I like So if it got smoked on day two, right? I like the bottom Especially that's a long journey. This is one of my favorite things So this is exactly where I put my line yesterday unfortunate mystic because I was focusing on other stuff but the point is is This is just a really good resistance level because it's the bottom Of the pre market and specifically if it's a long journey back. It just acts as a serious resistance It's kind of like a Consolidation point right here like the middle see how it's just kind of like the middle of like this little range right here Where a lot of volume was the high of day yesterday So again man like day threes I give it a lot of room if you're if you're jumping in like right here That's that's arguably Usually a good setup, but here's the thing That's usually a good setup on a day two Because that's not an exactly an inner line for a day two that could be red to green You know it could be whatever but this is not so much of a long journey for a day three So that was kind of like one of my you know one of my starting points that just just try to help you there and also You know the stock has a lot of range man It stocks with a lot of range tend to jump a lot farther than you think So like even me had I started in yesterday at like, uh, what I thought was you know 580 it still went up to 591 and that would have been almost perfect entry So my point is man these things these things rip dude and like even six could have been like where you wanted to go You know what I mean, but I didn't reach it. So obviously scaling comes into play But you did start a little bit early, which is which is okay. It's admirable I mean it happens man But if you have a little bit more discipline and patience to wait for these just much outer desired lines Which I usually go for like right here And I like to get as close to whole and half dollar numbers as possible specifically whole numbers So I usually scale 20 cents Um, had I really paid attention to this I might have scaled 580 through six with a stop out of six again I'm totally huru right now. I didn't hit this. I just I just didn't hit it I didn't bank on this or whatever But the point is the point remains is that's what my plan would have been because day three Especially when it's kind of like upper mid range. You got to understand. It's not down here It's not like bag holders all the way down here.   I'm saying that's why this held up and it's still continuing up and this thing is just The trend is still somewhat intact on a multi-day runner so to speak and who knows how far this thing can go man This is a real company in my opinion. CLBS is not Clovis, man. I've been trading them for six years, man This is not a just true true piece of shit as you guys can see their stock chart Like it's not just down from left side right side right where they never hold their gains It's pretty in depth man. Uh, don't go crazy and don't play inner lines on a real company Putting especially something that didn't get absolutely slaughtered slaughtered from day one or day two This was still kind of intact. So that's that's just my two cents on it I wanted to harp on that because I thought it was a really good example, but whatever Yes, my is sent today man.  I'm so bummed dude I literally thought I was going to get nothing out of the gate today I really did and I had a line So let's pay attention to what I was paying attention to on scent today Unfortunately, it didn't make it. But if another example like this comes up, what are we paying paying attention to? I teach this every single week Lines areas of interest Triple top, baby. Where are the tops? Where are the fail zones? What you want on a stock that is breaking down is not to chase this bottom thing What you want to do is short right back at the fail zones if it can make it or at least start scaling into them But this is what I wanted today. I wanted to scale Where was it? I wanted to scale I wanted this area though. Let's see where the tops are. I drew this line because that's perfect if you can wait for that But of course, it didn't have much Uh, it didn't have got sealed. Yes, really going. Let's talk about this in a sec Um, the point is is this didn't have too much volume in the day It just died out pre-market and sometimes when things just completely die out pre-market They're not going to pop and they're just going to disappoint you But man, I really really wanted to scale Within basically this whole area. So it is what it is, man. You know, I missed it today, of course I know James shorts pre-market every day. So he nailed it. But you know, if you don't short pre-market It's really you can't nail this because you can't chase down here, man. It's just that's not a move You know what I mean? It's a it's a it's a non volume drop that You could just so easily get squeezed. So again, you know, what do we do each day? We wait for our outer lines or we miss a miss is just a miss It is not a loss when you lose Then that's where you start really beating yourself up. So again, I missed this today. I have no problem with it I'm a little bummed. It didn't pop up But I'm not that bummed because while, you know, I was stopped crying over spilt milk over here I was able to nail a good trade on clv s today right here Uh, let me show you guys. I'll show you my trade real quick. And then uh, zeb Yeah, we could definitely go into I want to we can actually let me go in that through before I talk about mine So let's let's talk about this I'm all over the place, man. So what happened to anybody you borrowed a pdn. Oh, no, bro.  Oh no Bro 484 if it holds be careful and it's yeah for sure. Uh, here's the thing though, man. It's like Dude, it if you if you reserve this and you didn't get any of it zeb What can you do man? Honestly because here's what happens bro. Honestly, look at this Look, I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm gonna completely make you sound fine Dude, if you borrowed this and missed it, dude, I probably would have done the exact same. Look at this Dude, you want to wait for these levels. You want to wait like where are they? These are the tops These are the tops man. There's there's really like two top regions like think about like mount evers, right? Like where the tops that's a major top This is a major you don't want to hit down here or even here you want to wait for these really outer lines And specifically when this thing is fucking skipping dollars on people 15 to 20 You cannot be early or you better be sized down to the hilt Or to the cigarette but that you can weather a move from watching 15 to 19, which I would never recommend So again, it's like you've got to wait for these outer lines.  You can't do that. You can't do and then of course nobody can predict I mean, yes, you can predict an offering But you can only predict a potential for an offering. Nobody knows when it's gonna happen It could be pre-market. It could be intraday. It could be after hours Nobody knows when The the offering is gonna happen if for for any of those that are not familiar with offerings They diluted and you know raised into the company and this is just a trend.   And I mean you can technically as an offering is just the end of a stock but man like I don't know man. Like you don't want to be chasing down here. So I get it, man It's not like you did anything wrong today, man It's just kind of one of those head bangers that we always have to kind of deal with in trading Like I don't know anybody to nail this not one trader.  So Yes, yes, if you wouldn't nailed this today, man, you basically were broken your process I can almost guarantee that so the fact that you borrowed and didn't necessarily play it Dude, I can commend you for that man. That's no problem. I didn't hit it I didn't I wasn't gonna pay that borrow fee in second.  All right. Well, you chase a little bit bravo Now that's cool, man. You know what they're uh after the offering bro You can like I said like it is the depth of the stock So sometimes I chase these depending if you can get a bounce out of it But it just it didn't bounce as much as you wanted. Ha that was like a nice little relief kind of pop But I mean that's nice man. I thought you didn't get it at all No, that's good. I mean you caught him moving it. You caught him when he's still holding that Yep Yeah, I if I had this maybe I'd swing it tomorrow. I don't know. That's a tough call Maybe I would I'd swing a little bit. I'd cover today a little bit and then swing a little bit Just because I mean the whole move is over man. Look at where originated. Look at where it came back to You got what you needed 188 a share bro, how many shares did you put on this table?  Dude. You spent a fortune I love it, man. But you know what when opportunity is there, bro. I totally understand. So yeah, 2,600 bucks for real So look man when opportunity is there it's there You'll probably make a little bit more than what you reserve for so again, you know Sometimes brokers are going to stick it to us. But if it's worth it, I guess it's worth it, man. You have the balls to do so Yep, 100% if this would have literally popped up to like nine I would have I would have borrowed whatever it would have cost. I would have borrowed double that Yeah Look man shorting is the cost of doing business man, it's so much more expensive Oh, hold on tennis ys. What what do we got? What do we got? Hold up. Oh, yes, I'm getting in. Okay Hold on break. All right.  I'm gonna I'm gonna test this a little bit. I'm gonna throw in a little bit That was sick. That was so sick. Oh my god. Don't follow me.  Oh my god. Oh my god. I'm short a little bit I will risk some money on this man. I will risk some money on this if you are long Do not be long and this is just nasty guys. Be careful. Be careful I may swing some of this it is a little float though. You gotta be careful Again, go small. I'm protecting morning gains. I would never go even a quarter of what I made this morning or what I use this morning This is an end of day. You know, this is just end of day stuff guys be safe I would never recommend following me and something like this, but I was kind of waiting all day for this So I'll give it a little bit if I lose I lose but again, that's the point is you size down To a level to where you're still good from the morning. So you're not going to regret it That's the whole point of trading is it's basically Size based on time of day and I don't usually open I don't usually open up trades in the last hour But I do like this. I think after apdn in the offering people are just too scared to hold this overnight We'll see I'm gonna go for a little bit. We'll see what I can do Actually, yeah, can you guys see I shorted right there? I got right about there. I think I have a Let's scale this logo. I hope it pops a little bit Damn, look at CLVS too. That is insane. Look at this guy. This is just nasty. Did you guys see this? Nobody better be shorting CLVS right now. That is just carnage. Please. Please. Please be safe The thing the thing about it guys is like do you want to fight trend? Do you want to fight a multi-day runner? It's just it's why would you do that to yourself? You know what I mean here? Let me scoop this over a little bit Actually, let me just get this over a little bit more You guys see this Dude, this is just you don't you this is making new highs after like what four or five days. Just be careful Yeah, the thing about ns ys the thing that I don't love about it Is the fact that it is such a tiny float and these things have been known to rip back But man after an offerings in the air, it's so unbelievably hard for longs to be Ballsy on things and it's and it's uh, it's really it's really tough. So I think I'm in the uh I'm in the 80s. I would risk about probably 5 10 on this trade In fact, I could literally just set my heart stop now Add up to five risk five maybe five 20. I'm not sizing into this. It's just too late day. It's too end of day But I can monitor both so does anybody else have some questions man because I can I can I've done this for so long I might let like my stops in I can literally talk to you guys and just monitor this on the side Uh, what else what else? Oh, let me show my trade on clbs. Did I show it? One second We're in my 15 day. Oh, so here's what I was thinking guys today on clbs Let me pull up my trade Now I can talk about my trades today So this is what I traded today on clbs, you know, Alex was hitting the six line I I just felt like it wasn't low enough.  So I wanted to hit the 6 15. I wrote in chat here. I even wrote it out I said Waiting for, you know, look at the time standard. This is 6 39 my time Pacific standard time, right? So this is uh 9 39 I wrote out i'm waiting for ns ys under 6 I'm waiting for clbs around 6 15 and kdm kdm and around 4 which I don't even know what it's doing I didn't even pay attention to that after but the point is Is I wanted 6 15 because of two things I'm sure you've already guessed it when you know my level of play Or what I look for in a multi-day runner or anything of resistance on a low hangar The outer lines. Where are the tops? Where are the tops, right? So 6 15 I pretty much top ticket almost There we go. NSYS is still looking weak. Let's see But these are the tops guys. These are the top again. It's like, where are the tops? Top Top and like I said, I always go to the base of the candles. I go to the base of the candles I don't like the wicks so I'm waiting for the bases and I'm putting levels right there So I just I freaking nailed it today, man. That was that was the point But it was it was premeditated like it was planned. I wasn't winning it You know as it was going up, you know a couple people are showing six I thought it was a little bit early and I had waited specifically for 6 15 because that was what my plan said that was what my process entailed So again is every day no matter what you're doing. Are you focusing on your process? Are you doing the things that work? Does that make sense? Hold on one second got a little bit covered on NSYS I'm gonna ride two thirds now Actually, I'm gonna say I get yep Cover a little bit All right.  This is just this is ridiculous This is this is ridiculous That's just nasty. All right. Where was I? I'm all over the place. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm trying to trade here. I'm trying to make money. I'm trying to teach you guys. What's up? Uh, let's see. What else did I trade uh, NSYS earlier? So let me point this out guys Let me point this out. Seriously. This is very important. Very important is a really good lesson for you guys Something that I learned from alex About three years ago, and I've never looked back on it. I think it is one of the most important things you can learn So when we were guys pay attention to this, this is so freaking cool When NSYS was running this morning, and it was up and we were like, oh my god What's this going to do is going to be the next apv in is it going to is it going to be crazy? Like is it going to blow people out of the water? Like what the hell right? The reason why we were willing to short this even though it was a micro flow was yeah, they had the offering So people were going to be scared going into NSYS, but also simultaneously It wasn't blasting off to like 10 and 15 like we thought it could in the morning So when it's not blasting off to 10 or 15 What me and alex talked about, you know, this was our plan together is what did we want? We want it. Let's say let me try to put a fantasy cover in and another one All right fantasy covers are in Where was I uh, the point is is where is a good level to short if your level comes right? So what me and alex were thinking is dude if Because this is not blasting off because the offering is in the air if this goes under every single interday long This is going to be a death line and bleed. We bleed. So guys, this is huge When a stock is up and it's not Jumping or running as much as it quote unquote should write this a nano float to be the next apda Yeah, it could go to 20 blah blah blah when it's not doing that and it breaks this exact level. What is it here? Uh, what am I on five day three minute? This is the level that every single long intraday specifically pay attention. It's intraday When intraday longs are underwater it is going to most likely cause some selling pressure Those are not pre-market. Those are intraday longs underwater. What happened?  So You know again guys, this is just process. This is pre-planning every single day There's certain levels above or below that you know is bullish or bearish depending on where you are and again, you know, we just try to teach you how to stay safe daily because That's really all you can do and that's all your process can entail Does anybody have any questions? I've been rambling. I've been going on and on How's everybody doing? You're not you're not following me on this trade. Are you? Yeah, easy to borrow on low float man. You want to be very you want to be very careful You want to be very safe? You want to you want to do it quickly? You want to nail and bail? It's uh Yeah, man, be safe. I can't trade for you, but I can tell you be safe This thing is still pretty weak. I got some covers. Let's see I don't think I'd add now above five though. That's the only thing I because it's not like tank tank tanking Under the under the five line. I don't know. I probably wouldn't add back So I've got a decent little average or probably just set a hard stop for the remainder And then uh, and then let's see and then I'll call it even so If I lost on the hard stop now, this is what I do guys is what I do every single day I already got in I already paid myself on the wash Now if my hard stop gets kicked out at what five ten now I'm break even on the trade So whatever I just did is is if I never did anything To start because I already made money on it you cushion yourself And then you set a break even a hard stop on the rest so that you're just stress-free man I don't care.  Let me put this hard stop in Padding for the flight simulator. Let's see Five ten would about make me break even on the straight for the rest Let's see one sec Market hard stop guys. That is the key. So The thing about market hard stops Is so stops in so literally anything can happen right now and I'm solid like literally anything So market hard stops are a way to keep you safe if you guys are not familiar So say you short right here like I did you Get like what did I get right there? I think I shorted about exactly right here I covered a little bit right here Market of hard stops. Where are they like?  It's going to keep going You can't leave your workstation and then you're royally fucked. So the whole point is Making sure it's automated so you guys can always stay safe. It's not about hitting home runs every day It's hitting singles and keeping yourself safe in the process so that you just are always alive going into the next day it's like It's like uh, what's it um The dad from from uh from uh friday, right? Um, I think john witherspoon man.  That's life advice.  You got to have risk management under control You got to have a hard stop in you got to have a plan of attack a plan of exit More importantly And you just got to do what works and show up and rinse repeat every single day on what to do and what not to do So that's the keys of trading.  You grind it out every single day Or I should say the real secret is joining m i c But uh I digress I digress Nice, I got a swing long and a big cap and it's going my way finally been holding this thing for a week There we go Shit's working out Any questions got oh, uh cobra have ns ys easy to borrow they did yeah john uh ns ys is easy to borrow at cobra today Again shout out chat shout out cobra. They're unbelievable Uh the best customer service in the game Fucking great locates man. I just I can't recommend them more I was sick the ns ys was it was such a low float and it was easy to borrow That was that was that's a that's a rare sighting man like something like this in any brokerage. I don't care who you have It's just kind of rare man. It's it's so low float, but it was easy to borrow.  This thing is so weak Let's get a cover in here under 420 maybe Yeah, this just this thing is so weak man. I don't expect this to come back in any shape or form if it did Then I would be unbelievably surprised, but again right now guys after everything I've got like In a 70s average, so I'm solid right like and I've already cushioned myself mostly So that's the whole point is like paying yourself along the way and making sure that you're doing the right things to not only protect yourself but uh But make some money in the process I mean, what's the worst thing I have break even do Break even is not a problem if you win and then give give back the rest just because you wanted a bigger move You're just paying yourself and writing a core. That's that's the best you can do man Let's see what they're saying in main trading chat. I want to do a bow sign Maybe oh nice dude Austin caught that all out in this ys being big conservative want to play more Favorite end of day play overextended trend break fantastic fantastic trade by aloha. That's awesome So sick.  I think you just up this side.    So that's all that matters Well, I just caught it anybody else Oh, dude, I don't think bal saw it if I I'm gonna text him right now. Hold on.  I'm gonna take that. Hold on one sec. Oh No, I don't think that was at its screens right now I just put dude. Don't look at it. That's why I asked. Oh my god Let me see if he says something back. He's probably you can follow right now I'm expecting a little bit more of a bleed out. I think this could get under four.  Are you kidding me? I fully expect this thing to have one more good wash If it doesn't I'll just cover up But uh, I'm thinking it will And again guys, it's like you're my tab partners right now So the point of a tab is to have someone to talk to obviously there's someone else talking on the other line But I mean, this is the point is you're just trying to see the same thing.  Hey, bro. I filled it 4 30 I filled it for whatever man But like the point is to have some like comrades that and then sometimes you just need to talk it out or Vent it out, you know Yeah, I even said earlier. Let's go back. Let's go to the main train chat Where oh, I said it on my charts original. I don't think I said in the main train. I think I said under five It's dead in my opinion. Let's see. I know I said that on my chart, but I might not have said that main chat Let's see I said clvs manny is an absolute void on the short side man. It's just too front side So I get man. We're warning members all day. We're trying to keep you guys safe You're not a member. It's a great way to learn. It's a great way to have the extra eyes to stay safe things like that Let me see Yeah, I guess I didn't call it in chat. I just wrote it on my charts in the beginning of the webinar Man, Austin killed this trade bro. That is amazing That's so cool I love when our team does good man. I love what members do good. I love when everybody does good man I wish that everybody could win but again, this is the stock market every dollar made is a dollar lost So, you know, some people are going to lose unfortunately, but the best you just protect yourself We all lose from time to time. It happens All right, let's get some kind of wash here so I can close myself Actually, I'm gonna show you guys what I'm gonna do. So my remaining chairs. Check this. I'm gonna show you guys an example of something Let me Do something really quick and I'll show you guys how cool this is this exactly what I do every single day I'm gonna show you guys what I'm gonna do. Hold on one second Let me just let me just screenshot this chart and then get it in uh in the main trading chat So you can see what I'm talking about one second I'll show you guys visually what I'm thinking about Let me screenshot this What's this NSYS On so Now you guys can I'm gonna show you guys so you can see what I'm looking at And then we'll wrap up this webinar Ah the joys of trading I gotta get on with my day I got shit to do Maybe it's the kiss Answer shake What is it the old presidential thing Uh One sec guys one sec I'm like putting it on one monitor or do another because I don't have chat on this one monitor This is just for trading. All right, let me put in the main trading chat And we'll talk about it when I'm what I'm looking at right now. I can literally walk away from chats. Check this All right. Let me post in the main chat And post it All right, so let's talk about this. Let me go find it. So I just posted a main chat What I did was I shorted on the five break as you guys can see Now I said I'm writing a core for break even on the rest or a fantasy cover. So look what I did here So now if you guys pay attention, I shorted about right here. I have my hard stop in right here We'll put that on paint or something. We'll put this green light like I already covered a little bit Uh, so this is what you're looking at. This is exactly what you're looking at actually Everybody following along I shorted right here About right here. I'm probably off by a couple cents But whatever I shorted right here on the break on the five break I chased it and I wanted to scale up to this level again on a break like that It's so convincing that I didn't think it would pop much. So I chased a little bit It's one of the only times I chase it's a deaf line break So what happened was is I paid myself along the way. So I paid myself right here So what this means is I do this every day I get in I cover the first wash and then I set a hard stop break even on the rest So if it goes up here and I lose on the rest, I'm break even on the trade.   I've already traded it up enough I've cushioned myself and now it's time to bomb those Right is what I do every day. This is like the t-radley 90 special So I'm trying to show you guys this and so you can get a little more familiar But as you guys can kind of see what I'm talking about So now the rest is whatever whatever happens happens man. This was just a fun trade to show you guys mostly Does it make sense That makes sense damn I shared a lot today in this webinar So not only am I protected right now. I also have fantasy covers So if it completely goes my way it's a win-win man. It's a win-win. I've already made my money that he size down Ha no problem. My Yeah, I'm actually riding. Uh, yep. I'm running a third. Yep So actually even if I stopped out on the third, I'd probably be in the money a little bit I'm not doing the math exactly But uh, yeah, I'd probably still be in the money a little bit like I'd make money on this trade So that's the point man. It's just staying safe. It's emotionless as you guys can see get in You set risk you set fantasy you walk away That's it. That's it The zombie's back the zombie's back if it doesn't um I've already made my money today. So this is just this is just you know, what do they call it the cherry on top? I don't even usually watch stocks this long. I set my heart stopping now. I'm out of there.  Yeah, man, right? I mean I could but I like to I never adjust the plan that way j Is I like to go even on the trade because I usually have a price target in mind So like of course like I can stay in the money that way But I don't think on a chart pattern sense that it will go back over 5 10 I think you could totally go back to my average But to go back to 5 10 if it did this this could come back Like the point is is like I might not want to be short if it goes back over 5 over 5 10 Does that make sense? So I'm I stick to an original plan So I'm much more willing to give back some or the profits that I just made because it's just a scalp Versus like a big trade if this was a big trade the morning it might be different But again right now it's just a piece of it. You know, I mean it's like it's like it's just a little bit But yeah, I play I'm trying to play the chart not the p&l So I try to teach I try to talk about that every single week of like hey guys like the minute you play your p&l You're not trading what the chart is telling you you're not like Like if like I said if it's under 5, I think this thing is dead in the water But if I don't I think if it goes over 5 10, this could have a chance to come back I mean over 5 10 if you think about it Is half of this big depth candle it's back over 5 whole number It holds this support that's kind of bounced off all day It's a very low flow and it's easy to borrow So if it gets back over 5 10 who the hell knows doesn't accumulate and launch this I don't know But the point is if I were to stop out and set my stop right here And then it goes to 5 and then rejects and then goes back to 3 I'm going to be pissed at myself. You know what I mean? So it's like getting your mind into what you're comfortable with since I've already now if this was my first trade on the day Maybe sometimes I'll do that, but I've already made my money here So this is literally just like I said like a cherry on top or you know whipped cream Whatever on the sundae right like this is just this is almost for fun This was the this is where I make my money.  I'm totally exhausted talking. Uh, I'll post my chart The I mean well you guys will just see you know where my stops are You know where my fantasy cover is We'll see if this turns into like basically a double scalp or a almost just like a breakeven trade with Probably a little bit of profit. So that's the whole point I just kind of wanted to show you guys a different style of trading It's kind of like prop room trading or where you protect yourself and set and then you can walk away man You can literally walk away just monitor it from your phone. So I hope this was a good webinar today guys We talked about all the different trades two different trades a live trade I'm trying to think if I missed anything. Let me show you how to contact me Let me show you Oh, nice. Nice little drop there. All right. So we let's see break under 420 and I will definitely most likely get that cover Uh, what is it at 394? So guys, if you have any questions, if you're a speculative member, we go through this stuff every single day email me Uh, I will help you. I will get on the phone with you. We'll sign you up. Jay. Yeah, of course, man Uh, everybody, thanks for coming man. I love doing these weekly. I'm glad you guys got to kind of see a live trade today That was funny. Um, and then uh, yeah Thanks, guys. Thanks, Rob. Thanks Ellos Ellos I'm trying to have some new Tory Lane's for you guys next week Frank 40 with somebody. Thank you, man Yep, so whatever happens happens guys, you know where our levels are I'm gonna walk away I'll probably go get a smoothie to end my day and uh, I'll just let the stops do my training. I'll monitor from the phone. See you guys Hey traders, this is tosh. I go by t bradley 90 in the my investing club chat Just wanted to reach out and say if you have any questions about m i c joining m i c Maybe you're a member already you have three ways to contact myself personally and through m i c you can hit our social media You can hit me through pms and chat or you can contact us through my email at tosh at my investing club.com That's tosh at my investing club.com. I will give back to you in a timely manner And i'm saying this because i'm here to help and I don't want anybody to be afraid to reach out and ask Any question that they have we are here for you guys. All right. See you guys


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Hi everyone. Happy Friday. I'm Joe for jazby's casebreak.com and I'm coming at you with 2019-2020 panini mosaic basketball sell-up hack rate number six four three And we still have to sell up straight up spots But this is the last little filler break we have to do for opulence random team one or ranking two I believe which is coming up shortly So as always we're gonna do the do the break itself first And then at the end we'll re-randomize your names top 10 out of the 30 are gonna get spots in opulence big Thanks to all of these lovely people right here for getting into the action. Thank you Let's do the break first gotta gotta make you sweat a little bit before we give away those spots five and three eight times one two three and Eighth and final time after eight. We've got Louis with the last Bob Mojo star next to his name and down to a Danny after eight the Ocho Five and three eight times for the teams one two I haven't pulled fire yet three fire departments five six seven and Eighth and final time after eight. We got the Houston rockets down to the Timberwolves Are Timberwolves different from just regular wolves? All right Here's the first half of it.  You got my Lakers who I don't know when they're starting starting soon Um Sean Maddock with the Grizzlies. There you go. Here's the second half of the list right here No trade windows and stuff like this either probably Joey got a good low center of gravity. All right, so let's alphabetize that let's print and Let's rip Cameron, thank you on what network because I'm getting some wacky college football game here. Is it on the? It's not on here TNT then What is that on that? I don't have direct TV at home 245 there it is pregame show About it. Thanks guys There you go. Let's go Lakers All right, so there's the final printout right there. Thanks y'all for getting in Thanks everybody NBA debut John Morant nice and a give-and-go Luka dodge it Parallel that's pretty cool Dallas Mavericks that's gonna be for Robert Runkle and the Grizz Sean Maddock with the Memphis Grizzlies Grr is Lee's and the Pink Camo exclusives we got Dilo below and PJ Charlotte Oliver all right now, of course the whole point of this is not really what's in this pack Although it was not so bad. It's who's gonna win those ten opulence spots All right, so let's snag everybody's names again from Douglas down to Louis Pop them into a fresh list new dice roll new die new die and It's gonna be top ten after eight good luck one two three four seven and Eighth and final time after eight now from 11 down to 30 Thank you. I appreciate you trying. Appreciate you getting in and here's the top ten Douglas Oliver J.C. Thomas Louis Eric J. Louis Louis Louis Robert There you go. Boom Top ten right there. You're in opulence coming up in just a few minutes. Thanks for watching I'm Joe for jazby's case breaks calm. I'll see you next time for the next one


I'm sure by now you've all heard that Rihanna and her man rapper Asap Rocky are expecting their first child together. Everyone is over the moon for the couple and we can already imagine the life of luxury this kid will be born into. Rihanna's success has not only afforded her luxury pads in her native Barbados as well as investment condos in LA, but she also treated herself to a beautiful modern mansion in Beverly Hills at the end of 2020. Meanwhile, it's said that Asap has his own property portfolio which includes a pad in the Beverly Grove neighborhood. In these videos we don't reveal any addresses and even though I've done a house tour of my own place, please do not show up at any private residences because it's not safe for anyone. Rihanna is not only a singer but a successful businesswoman who became a billionaire at her current age of 33 with an estimated net worth of 1.7 billion dollars. She has her fashion brands to thank for that such as her makeup line Fenty Beauty and lingerie line Savage and Fenty. Asap Rocky is a rapper and producer in his own right and the couple has been dating since 2020. After taking a walk together in New York City where it's also said the couple has at least one luxury property, Rihanna donned an outfit made to show off her new baby bump. In 2020, she told British Vogue that she wanted to have four kids by the time she was 42 with or without a man, saying, I feel like society makes me want to feel like oh you got it wrong.  But the only thing that matters is happiness. That's the only healthy relationship between a parent and a child. That's the only thing that can raise a child truly is love. Hey guys it's Cara the Vampire Slayer back with another exclusive house tour here on Femus Entertainment, this time seeing where Rihanna and Asap Rocky call home. Don't forget to like, subscribe and hit me up on Instagram to chat. Now let's get into this video. Well this couple clearly has a handful of properties to bounce around from while raising their family. First let's see the home Rihanna bought most recently in December 2020. This crib costs her 13.8 million dollars and it's located in the Beverly Hills post office area of Los Angeles. On the same star studded and posh street as legends like Paul McCartney, the abode has underwent massive renovations to blend both traditional and modern design elements with 7,628 square feet of space, five beds and seven baths throughout. This house was built in the 1930s but it had been completely torn down and rebuilt in recent years. Rihanna's home is tucked behind gates and tall hedges while curved stairs lead you to the house where the modern exterior now features white paint with a black metal roof and trim. Interiors resemble a modern farmhouse designed with French white oak hardwood flooring and an open-plant layout. There's a glass front door which opens to the entryway where there's a giant black wool sculpture and this area overlooks the center of the home and open air courtyard with terrace, pool, spa and fire pits. Most of the lower level in the home surrounds this courtyard which is accessible through walls of glass sliders. One of the living areas has white walls and a floor-to-ceiling black marble fireplace and another also with fireplace is fitted with shades of gray from the walls to the bookcases and even the wet bar. Riri's kitchen here has plenty of space to cook up a meal or entertain since it's bright and airy and features a gold hardware, two white marble islands and access to another slim terrace. Not to mention there's also a cozy breakfast naquir which was made with glamorous black leather seating. The master suite has tropical vacay vibes and it looks like it's straight out of a resort. Also boasting a custom closet with black cabinets. The spa style ensuite bath opens to an outdoor lounge area as well. Also on the upper level of Riri's home you'll find a home gym with full wall of windows overlooking the central courtyard. This sinker's half acre property is on a slope overlooking the canyon but the courtyard was a creative way to get the most out of the space. Because of its position on the hill the entire property is surrounded by tall walls adding extra security ideal for a celebrity billionaire like Rihanna. If that luxury home isn't enough, in April 2021 it was reported that Rihanna added on to that property and bought up the house next door for $10 million. But hey when you're a billionaire and the wealthiest female musician you can definitely afford to do that. This home was never on the open market but the gated property includes a large house originally built in the late 30s, spanning 3,500 square feet of space with 4 beds and 4.5 bath. The Tudor style residence is designed with a mostly traditional vibe offering up formal living and dining areas along with an Eden kitchen on the main floor. This space opens up to the family room and there's some cozy fireplaces throughout the home as well. That family room has glass sliders out to the backyard while the upstairs master suite boasts features like its own private balcony. While the home may look a little bit basic for Rihanna in ASAP Rocky style, she now owns over an acre of land total with both of these Beverly Hills post office properties combined. Not to mention over 11,000 square feet of living space between them, 2 pools and tons of parking spots. Out back there's a brick patio with room for eating in the fresh air as well as a built in barbecue and an oversized swimming pool. Elsewhere on top of the garage you'll find a separate guest house with full bedroom suite. Aside from this 23.8 million dollar Beverly Hills compound, Rihanna owns several other luxury properties including a 6.8 million dollar villa in the Hollywood Hills, a mansion in Barbados and a flat in LA's Wilshire Corridor which she is said to rent out. But Riri's current home remains a 5.2 million dollar condo unit in Century City. Since 2014 Riri has also owned this gorgeous penthouse in the Century, a 42 story condominium skyscraper in, well you guessed it, Century City Los Angeles, about 10 miles from downtown LA. Residents of the Robert A.M. Stern design tower have often spotted the high profile singer coming and going from the building and according to several sources Rihanna has been using this penthouse as her primary residence. She sought after this property for safety purposes after a break in incident at one of her other homes. In this building there are private elevators and what's described as three layers of anti-Paparazzi security. Aside from those features the Century is also famed for its 24 hour valet and 75 foot luxury pool with private cabanas. Riri's unit is said to boast three beds and four baths and cost her 5.45 million dollars which isn't a surprising price tag considering celebrities like Matthew Perry and Paula Abdul have also called this building home. It's certainly its top of the line. This entry boasts 140 units and other reasons for a high price tag to live here including amenities like a movie theater, spa, wine storage, fitness center, four acres of landscaped gardens and more. While Rihanna is packing in the properties her other half ASAP has his own LA real estate too. Back in 2015 the rapper bought his first home for just over 3 billion dollars. Like most of the homes built in this area known as West Hollywood or Beverly Grove the exterior of his home is box-like in structure. However once you get inside this modern casa has bulk loads of space thanks to its open floor plan. In fact the entire ground floor is really nothing more than one ginormous room. Those massive wooden front doors open up to reveal white oak flooring alongside some complimentary and endless rows of built-in lighting. Only a few feet away from there is the living and family room area. It features a colossal fireplace and a sunken conversation area where Rocky no doubt spends many romantic nights with Rihri. In fact the space is so large that the nearby dining table looks pretty small in comparison to the rest of the room. Further inside his minimalistic kitchen has all the necessary designer appliances not to mention an olive green and blonde wood paint scheme which still manages to come across his charming. And while on the top floor of Rocky's 4,321 square foot house are all five of the home's bedroom. This includes his grey and cream colored master suite. Rounding off the top floor is a somewhat unusual open sky patio lounge that comes complete with its very own fireplace and a few hanging plants. Moving outside at the rear of his home is a snug backyard that the developer still somehow managed to squeeze a zero edge plunge pool and spa combo in as well as a petite patch of grass. But as nice as this home is, the best part has gotta be its location. Beverly Grove sits in a prime piece of real estate just between Melrose Avenue and Beverly Boulevard. That means it's always within walking distance to some of the most unbelievable storefront shopping in the world, not to mention some killer restaurant. Alright well I think I'm gonna wrap up this house tour here. Now that star couple Rihanna and Asap Rocky are expecting their first baby together, we caught a glimpse of a few of the properties they can choose to raise their family in. Not only does Rihanna preside over her new multi-million dollar Beverly Hills compound, but she also has a Century City condo and a handful of other properties while Asap has a couple spots to offer himself. Aside from his LA home, it's said he also owns spots in London, England and New York City, but you can check out our other video on him if you'd like to hear more about those properties. After seeing this couple's impressive real estate portfolio, which was your favorite mansion? Be sure to let me know down in the comment. Thanks for tuning in, don't forget to follow me on Instagram and I'll see you all in the next video. Bye!


Good afternoon. I'm Adrian Dix, BC Minister of Health. To my right is Dr. Bonnie Henry, BC's Provincial Health Officer. This is our daily COVID-19 briefing. We're honored to be here on the territories of the Lekwungen speaking people, the Songhees, and the Esquimalt First Nations. As you know, tomorrow we'll be issuing a written statement at about three o'clock to give you the information of the day. And that Friday morning, and it'll be here at this podium at 11 a.m., but there will be a technical briefing for media before that, we'll be presenting an update to modeling that we've done about COVID-19 in British Columbia. And with that, I'm happy to introduce Dr. Henry. Thank you, and good afternoon. This is the update on COVID-19 in BC for today, April 15th. We have 44 new cases that have been diagnosed in the last day in BC, bringing our total of people with positive for COVID-19 in BC to 1,561. That includes 670 people in the Vancouver Coastal Health Region, 623 in the Fraser Health Region, 92 on Vancouver Island Health, 146 people in the Interior Health Region, and 30 people in the Northern Health Region. We have no new long-term care facility outbreaks, but there are ongoing outbreaks at 21 long-term care and assisted living facilities in Fraser Health in Vancouver Coastal, and currently we're up to 265 cases associated with those outbreaks. We also have an ongoing outbreak in a nursery in the Interior Health, and we have three additional cases who have tested positive in that outbreak, bringing the total number with test positive in that cluster to 26. We continue to have the single case at the Okanagan Correctional Facility, and ongoing management of that facility is going. As well, we are now up to 48 cases associated with the Mission Federal Correctional Facility in the Fraser Valley, including seven people from that facility who are hospitalized in hospital here in British Columbia. Of the cases we have, 131 people are hospitalized, and of those, 59 people are in critical care or ICU in the province. We have, unfortunately, another three deaths in the last day here in British Columbia to bring our total of people who have died from COVID-19 to 75. That includes for the first time a death in the Interior Health Region, a man in his 60s who had been in recovery at home. 955 people are now fully recovered from COVID-19 here in British Columbia. I want to talk a little bit about some of the work that we've been doing, the hard work we've been doing to ensure the needs of all communities across the province have been addressed when it comes to preparing for and being able to respond effectively to cases of COVID-19. We recognize and have recognized from the beginning that every community is unique, and they have different needs, both healthcare needs, essential service needs, and they require different levels of support. And particularly, our smaller communities and more remote and First Nations communities may have limited resources and services, and it makes it much more challenging to address COVID-19, both in preventing it from entering those communities and responding. We know this is especially great in some of our more remote and First Nations communities. One thing that we do all have in common across the province and has been driving our response to this pandemic is that we share our understanding and the value of our elders and seniors, and that is why we have been paying so much attention to what we can do to best protect them and to protect all of those who are more vulnerable to more severe illness around the province. So resources are being created to support communities around the province, provide them with the resources they need, and importantly, we talked about some of the testing strategies that we have, and we have been able to deploy testing to better support. Our communities are more remote and Indigenous communities around the province, and that's something that I think is going to be incredibly important for us to be able to detect cases early, to detect clusters of cases, and to appropriately and safely manage in these communities. One of the other things that has come to my attention in the last little while is that there have been concerns, and I've mentioned this before, that people are fearful of going into hospital or seeking medical care for the issues that they have that are not related to COVID-19, and part of that is the concerns that we have been putting in all of this preparation around being able to care for people who do have this disease. It is safe to go to the hospital, and I want to reassure people that if you have diagnostic tests that have been booked that you've been waiting for, it is safe to go for those. It is safe to call 911. If you need that urgent medical care, do not hesitate to call for help if you need it. As well, we want to make sure that we are doing our best to protect people in our community from all of the other issues that arise that may affect our health. In particular, I want to encourage people of young children, parents of young children, to make sure that they continue with their childhood immunization programs. These are critical programs that we are preserving within our public health communities to make sure that young children in particular receive their basic immunizations and their childhood immunizations. So please be reassured that these services are still available to you, and it is still incredibly important to protect our children from the other infectious diseases that we know can spread in our communities. Finally, we have been receiving, and I've been talking a lot about the importance of us being kind and supporting each other. We are in this together, and we are in the midst of it still. We'll be presenting some of the modeling about where we are in the midst of it and some of the thinking that we have about going forward. But we are not at the point yet where we can let up, and I know that is very challenging for people. And we've heard some anecdotes mostly of people getting frustrated and angry. And I think we have to realize that this is often a manifestation of anxiety and fear that we have, not knowing about the future, not knowing what's going to happen with our jobs, not knowing what's going to happen with our families, being affected by not being able to see our loved ones. And this is a time where we really need to stand together, to support each other, to respond to anger with kindness, to make sure that we can support each other as we go through the coming weeks and months, because we are all in this together. What we do today and what we do every day through this really matters. We are all making a difference, and we are getting through this together. We are supporting our healthcare workers, we're supporting people who are caring for this virus, and we need to continue to support each other in our communities to make it through this. We need to be kind and we need to be calm and to help each other and stay safe. Thank you very much, Dr. Henry, and I wanted to start by joining Dr. Henry in expressing our condolences to the families of those who have passed away from COVID-19 in the last 24 hours. One, as Dr. Henry has said in the Interior Health Authority, one in Vancouver Coastal Health and one in Fraser Health. These are significant losses. We understand families will be grieving, and I think they tell us in the most profound way possible why we do have to be kind and pulled together, because there are some people who are either directly or through a family member, or from taking care of someone associated with that grieving, and I want everybody to know that we not only extend our condolences, we both, Dr. Henry and I, reflect on it every single day before we come down here. The cost of this for many individuals who have lost loved ones so far. And I wanted to note that, as we do to talk about the acute care sector, 131 people in acute care hospitals today, of which 68 are in Fraser Health, 11 in Interior Health, nine on Vancouver Island, four in the Northern Health Authority, and 39 in Vancouver Coastal Health, that we have 4,632 vacant hospital beds that's a capacity level closer to 59%, close to 59%, and then in critically care units we have an occupancy rate of 46.3%. I wanted to add to the data I gave about surgeries yesterday that there was one data point missing from one health authority. In fact, we've completed in the period in question, which was March 16th, April 12th, 9,552 urgent and emergency surgeries, so urgent, elective and emergency surgery, and so that we've, well, we've cancelled many surgeries that are elective surgeries. They're continues to be worked on in our healthcare system. Equally, yesterday there were 3,595 emergency room visits across BC. This compares to 6,559 on March 9th, so it's significantly under, and it reinforces what Dr. Henry has just said to you, which statistically, which is that it is safe to go to the hospital and there will be people there to help you if you have conditions or need to either do a diagnostic test or receive care, emergency care in our healthcare system. So that's an important point to recognize. The work continues in long-term care and I just wanted to reach out to everyone again who works in long-term care. There were, as we've said, no further deaths in long-term care, but we continued to face significant issues around long-term care and not just issues around people with COVID-19. We understand, I think, very much the impact in a personal way, but also in looking at the changes that have been made to protect people. The consequences of that. People do pass away from things other than COVID-19 and long-term care, and one would hope that they would be surrounded, of course, in those times by family members, and that is not always possible now. And so we want everybody to understand that there is a cost to these measures. And while the measures, I think, are absolutely necessary and the evidence shows they're absolutely necessary and they're some of the strongest that have been taken anywhere, we understand with all measures that are taken to protect people that they are not without cost and we want to reach out, and I particularly want to reach out to all the families and people who have relatives, loved ones, friends in long-term care that we understand how difficult this time is. I also want to acknowledge all of the health sciences professionals that are working across the system. We think of respiratory therapists, but so many more across health sciences professionals who are doing remarkable work in supporting people both with COVID-19 and acute care and other patients in what is a very difficult time. I want to let people know over the next week there are going to be five virtual town halls, one in each health authority. They'll be hosted by members of the legislature from the NDP and from the opposition, each will have a co-host and each will involve with the CEOs of the health authorities and the medical officers of health. The first one will be Friday, April 17th in Vancouver Coastal Health and will involve Mary Akinhoozen, Dr. Patricia Daly, Bowen Ma, MLA, and John Yap, MLA, and there'll be more such town halls coming up and I just wanted to express my appreciation to my colleague in the legislature, Norm Letnick, whose idea this was originally and we've worked together on this idea. I think it's very important that people we have an opportunity and especially in regions for the people who are leading our efforts in these regions, the CEOs of health authorities and medical health officers to be able to answer directly questions that people in regions have. We also want to acknowledge the work that essential service providers have done to find new ways of delivering their services safely. As an example, financial institutions have made online and telephone services more available and we encourage you to make use of these virtual store fronts and while some transactions obviously require people to come in branch, we ask that everybody apply the same diligence as you would to trips to the grocery store and keep them to a minimum. And I also want to acknowledge all the people with disabilities in the province and so that they understand that services and supports will be there for them if they require acute care services related to COVID-19 that their concerns are of significant importance both to people who work with people with disabilities every day and to the health care system in what's a difficult time and that we are focused on their concerns and sometimes their circumstances which require special treatment. For example, the need to ensure in hospitals for people who have hearing or sight disabilities may have more need for support in hospital from people who are regularly there to support them and we are absolutely working on all of those questions.


How does your school observe teacher quality or at least teaching quality? So consider this, observations vary from five minute drop-ins to hour-long appraisals. And the question I've got for you is, do they truly reflect teaching quality? So Mashburnetal's research, if you click the link in this video, it questions the impact of observation duration on reliability and validity. Longer isn't always better and too short also might miss the essence of quality teaching and there's been lots of dialogue and discussions on lesson observations across England over the last decade. The research in this video looks at 47 teachers comparing 40 minute lessons and I guess the optimum length they determine, well, you're gonna need to click the link to see what I've discovered. Observations are like glimpses through a keyhole and we know sometimes they just show the kind of tip of the iceberg. And this research might be a game changer for some schools who are searching for new ways to improve how they conduct learning walks for the year ahead. So take a look inside. We need depth, not just duration and we also need to have methodologies that encourage teachers to open their doors to. So how we do this as school leaders is just as important.


that's not to say that it can impact markets in the short term and it can become bullish. So anyway, so let's just watch this and let's see what's happening. You can see things are moving into very bullish. Nvidia obviously is moved into very bullish and we have okay, Alphabet just jumped big time. Okay, Alphabet jumped big time and so I just want to make sure that there's no fake out over there. If Boeing pulls back a little that could be a trade. Yeah, right now it's doing that, yeah, 411 and 411, 412, so 412.5 is a 49 Delta, I wouldn't want to go there, why spend, you know, that's too risky there and plus it's at the money so you don't want to pay too much extrinsic value. So here we are, 415 call expiring today, yeah expiring today. So if somebody did not want to take this you can go into the next week also but I'm just making a small trade so this would be what about 80 cents so it's a $400 trade. So it's not very risky so I'm just going to take it and let's see what Boeing does should get a better price, yeah, 75 we got it. Okay, all right, so we are in on Boeing let's just watch that, okay here it got pushed down so this is my chance to double down here by 85, okay I'll go for it, okay 83 got in, that are the best chance I could get for doubling down I wouldn't mind cost averaging a little bit more just because the numbers are really small so buy 5 at 58 that would be just adding about $290 to the trade and could give us a better chance at recovering this, okay 58 we are in so now the trade price is 72 breadth is still sort of split between very bullish and very bearish and that's a little surprising given that the future I mean the market is up the S&P is up quite nicely so I would but the breadth is not supporting that so you can already see the effects of time decay come in I think previously when it was at 4 what is it Boeing is at 413.5 and previously when it was at that level we had a positive PNL but right now it's negative 60 so you can see that time decay is already starting to come off these options and so that just tells you you have to be more careful with this because next push up I think we should just get out if we can I'm just hoping it can go to 414 that case we should have a decent 20-25% if it can go up to 414. If you see this we got executed at 1.05 of course now it's gone up much more it's gone up to 1.3 and 1.4 but regardless this was the you know the approximate price that we were expecting to get filled at and I guess it got filled so anyway just a quick follow up on that okay all right folks have a great weekend I'll put it back on MarketWatch. So if you want a free trial of this day trading signal service you can go to this bit.ly link it's bit.ly slash day hyphen signals now the day and the D and the S has to be capital and once you go there you can get a free trial you can you'll need to sign up there and you'll get a free trial and at the end of one week if you don't want to continue you can just send us an email at info at optiontiger.com and we'll give you a full refund so once again the bit.ly link is bit.ly slash day hyphen signals with the D and S in caps thank you.


What they're doing over there. So in a few minutes, we're going to hear from Mark McLaughlin, who's another amazing leader in the OpenStack community. And before he comes out, we're going to have a short video from Red Hat. It was only a few years ago, OpenStack was just an idea between Rackspace and NASA to build clouds that are massively scalable and simple to implement. Now, that idea is empowering a community to change an industry. But technology alone is just technology. Technology alone does not ignite change. Technology alone does not push society forward. People do. And by developing technology openly, more people can participate. Our cloud company is profitable at just height. We don't see OpenStack having a basis in reality check. OpenStack is not the most likely. There are thousands of engineers and hundreds of companies working together to help our collective customers move forward, to help solve the unsolvable at a rate of innovation that could never be accomplished by one organization alone. Together, we press forward. Together, we change the game. Please welcome OpenStack technical director Red Hat, Mark McLaughlin. My goodness, this is a lot of people. OK, good morning, everybody. The last time I was up here in Hong Kong, I used my keynote to talk about my personal belief in the promise of open source. The strength that a diverse community brings to a project and how we could expect OpenStack to evolve in the years ahead to an expansive umbrella of innovation in cloud infrastructure. More recently, and with some mixed emotions, I've completely changed my role at Red Hat. These days, I've moved my focus away from the upstream project, and instead, I'm helping to manage our OpenStack engineering team, working closely with our partners, and really helping our customers be successful with OpenStack. In some ways, I think my own change and role kind of mirrors Red Hat's approach to creating technology the open source way. I remember back in 2011, at one of our early OpenStack engineering team meetings, laying out for the rest of the team how we could all expect our focus to change over the years as we got more into OpenStack. And I really see our approach to new projects as kind of being a three-phase thing, where each phase builds on the previous one. So, the first phase, participation. Our initial goal is always to participate, and by that, I mean we look for ways to make meaningful contributions, but also to build a really close affinity with the community standing behind the code. This is kind of where we play a Jedi mind trick on ourselves and start to talk about the community as us rather than them. And it's where we learn to kind of put aside our Red Hat and really truly represent the interests of the project as community insiders. So, moving on from that, next we kind of, we build out our ability to deliver a high quality OpenStack distribution. And we've taken a dual approach here with OpenStack. With RDO, we've created an open community of people interested in running OpenStack on Red Hat distributions. This is where users can take a packaged version of OpenStack that stays close to the upstream code base and allows these users to really engage closely with the upstream project. With RELL OpenStack platform, we take what RDO has produced, spend a lot of time validating the many possible configurations that our customers use, and working closely with our partners to certify their technologies and really kind of preparing this whole organization to be ready to make customers successful with the new release right out of the gate. And the final stage, then, is with the product in our customers' hands, we aim to work closely with our customers to ensure that they succeed with their goals for their OpenStack deployments. And so we support our customers in the broadest possible sense of the word. And we're now deep in this latter phase with hundreds of customers of the RELL OpenStack platform depending on its daily. And all of this has a much broader meaning for me on a very personal level. I've chosen to dedicate my time to really proving that open collaboration is a great way of building technology, that from a community of diverse interests spring some fantastic innovation, that an open system, an open ecosystem really delivers great freedom, value, and choice for users of the project, and that it's perfectly possible for successful businesses to both compete and collaborate within such an open ecosystem. For me, central to all of this is demonstrating the commercial value that a pure play open source vendor like Red Hat can deliver to users. And so I've been at Red Hat over 11 years now, so I think I've some pretty good insight into why customers choose to work with us. Sometimes it's because of our real commitment to the projects that we're shipping and our ability to represent customer needs in those communities. Other times it's because of our emphasis on long-term stability and security. Other times it's the reassurance of our certified partner ecosystem. A lot of the times it's actually about our subscription model and the way that model empowers our users and really requires us to deliver continuous value to our customers. Sometimes when I'm asked the very simplistic question, if the software is free, what do people pay Red Hat for? And if I have to quickly answer that, I lean on the most easy to explain answer. And that's Red Hat customers rely on Red Hat for our deep expertise and our technical support. Because modern software is incredibly complex. And if your business depends on a particular technology, you inevitably look to lean on a vendor for their expertise so that you can get the most out of the technology and also so that vendor is there ready to be available to you at a moment's notice if something goes wrong. And so with this change of role, it's really only in recent months that I see on a daily basis this aspect of Red Hat's business. I've always had a particular curiosity for what happens when a customer experiences an outage and how we rally a diverse group of experts to get a customer back up and running. There are many ways to explain the concept of technical support, but for me what brings real meaning to the term is the people behind the support commitment. We're talking here about technical experts. We're looking to use their deep expertise and knowledge to really get a customer back on track. We're talking about engineers with genuine empathy for customers' needs. Our support model is not one of deflection. We really aim to engage our customers with our expertise, whether that be arming you with whatever you need to handle the latest security vulnerability, whether that be Heartbleed or Shellshock or like last week, Phenom, or on those occasions that you do need to pick up the phone, that you quickly get through to a specialized engineer who has access to and a deep familiarity with the code and question. So at Red Hat, we don't see our support team as overhead. We really see them as an extension of our engineering team because it's really through the feedback we get from supporting our customers that we gain the ability to really improve the software. And so I want to take a couple of minutes now to show a short video, which should give some insight into the human side of what providing technical support means at Red Hat because we have a support model, but to me it's really the humans behind that model that make the difference in the end. And so we're going to hear quickly from some support engineers and product engineers about how we all work together to really help get a customer back on track. So, play the video. We want to engage with our customers. Working with our customers is the best way that we know that we're doing a good job. It's also the best way that we know to shape the future direction of the product. I think the level of expertise you'll find in our support organization is above and beyond a lot of other companies. I mean, I look at our support organization as being an extension of engineering. Our mentality is we want to be a partner with the customer and really work through the problems with them. With OpenStack, it's critically important to have that relationship with our customers because the complexity of the software. We understand that OpenStack is not a one size fits all solution. We can't just develop an OpenStack product and have the exact thing delivered to every customer. Support is often a very one dimensional process where you have a problem and you pick up the phone. At Red Hat, support is a much more dynamic collaborative process. It's very much aligned with the open source philosophy of letting that really good idea come to the top. Talk about it, get that feedback, but then make it happen. When OpenStack customers call or open a ticket, they're going to be immediately engaged with somebody who has been trained, who has been certified and who has experienced working with OpenStack and working with our customers. We all feel very personally committed to solving customer issues. There's also the aspect of it's our code, we help to write it and so we want it to be the best code it possibly can be. I think there's a passion in the people that work at Red Hat that comes out in the way that we support our customers because we're all very thankful that we get to work for a company that values open source and open development. OpenStack really pulls together all of these different pieces into this really fun amalgam of people trying new things, people breaking old models and no one's telling us no. We have this ability, if someone has an idea, if someone wants to do some new as a service, go, write it, submit it, share it. It's very inclusive, it's very fun, you know. So you've had a brief glimpse into what providing support means for us at Red Hat. And the reason I wanted to talk about this today was just because I think we're in a really unique position with OpenStack. We, all of us here together, have built an incredibly powerful set of technologies and OpenStack in turn brings together a whole myriad of other technologies. And yet again on top of that, we're seeing many technologies building on OpenStack, integrating with it and really using it as a platform.  And supporting that cloud into the long term is an even greater challenge. And what I really wanted to get across today is Red Hat takes that part of the challenge incredibly seriously. And we want to be there for you as you embark on your OpenStack adventure. Thank you very much. Thank you Mark, really appreciate your help. And I want to thank actually all of our headline sponsors for making this all possible today. And...


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