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Today we are going through the Ultimate Forex Trading Masterclass. We'll be doing the live trading analysis. Quite a number of news to be had for this week. So it'll be quite an interesting session. Hey Jojo. Hey Felicity. Good day Dom. How are you doing? Alright one minute and we'll get going. Wow we're really getting everyone from everywhere. Fantastic. Keep it coming guys. Let's get started. So keep it coming. Where are you joining me from? Well we'll be doing today the Ultimate Forex Trading Masterclass with Tick Mill. We'll be doing a live trading analysis. So what I'll be doing is I'll be sharing with you my thoughts, ideas, opinions about the market. I will be going through some fundamental news. Alright we do have some news to be released for this week. So we're going through the fundamental news first and then I'll be looking into the charts to identify some possible trade setups. Alright but one quick disclaimer is that the material provided is for informational purpose only and should not be considered as investment advice. So to use information or opinions expressed in the text solely belong to the author and not the author's employer, organization, committee or any other group or individuals or companies. Alright so what it means basically is that I will be sharing with you some possible trade setups. If you do jump into those trades, please make sure you do your own analysis. If you do your own due diligence, check your leverage, check your margin, make sure you're not over trading. Alright. For my experience I do have with helping a lot of coaching a lot of traders. The thing that harms most trading accounts is not so much a bad trade or bad strategies more about over trading and over leveraging. Alright so those are the things you have to pay very key attention to with that said quick introduction. My name is Jin Dao I'm one of the traders here. I do my own trading I full time trader I used to manage a multimillion dollar $20 million trading account. Well, you know we are running the trading strategy clinic, you know I'll be happy to help you. If you put in any questions, you know if any questions put it into the chat let me know. Let me know if you need questions, I will give you my views in terms of a trading strategy, right any help with your training strategy I can help you with that as well. And then, with that I will also share with you how I look at the markets how I trade, what I do. Alright. So, if you have any questions please feel free to reach out contact details are there. And let's get started. Take that away. And here we go. Alright, so I approached the markets a little bit differently from what I normally see people do. For me I look at the fundamentals first I look at the news I look at what could happen where prices could be heading towards first. And then after that I look into the charts to tell me if for example I expect prices to be moving up based on the news based on the fundamentals. I'm showing me that it's moving towards the downside what I do I'll sit out our weight until the charts bounce or look like it's bouncing towards upside, then technicals pointing up fundamentals pointing up. I'll look to buy it towards upside. Alright, so I tend to look for fundamentals first as the overall direction and then I'll look into the charts for the timing of when to get into the news or when to get into the trade. Alright. Okay I see a question that Sean, I'll get to that shortly. So what we've had today. Alright, let me get through what we had today. We had the Swiss CPI data right CPI data month a month. It was a 0.3% expected 0.1 came out at a minus 0.2 so CPI is inflation data. What it means is that we do see or right now we're seeing a bit of a slowdown in inflation growth in the Swiss Frank. So that's why we actually saw here. If you look to the charts on the Swiss Frank oops we just clear all that out to inscrubbles. We see the Swiss Frank pushing towards the upside right on release of the news because hey if inflation is slowing down less likelihood or further rate increases to come from the Swiss National Bank. That's why we see that weakening of the Swiss Frank pushing it towards upside, you know towards that nine almost towards 0.99 right now. Okay, so just based on that news alone. What I'm looking for here on the US Swiss Frank H one timeframe is whether price could come up to test that 0.9965 resistance level. Okay, I'll zoom it out a bit for you. You can see that overall move. If we zoomed out further, you can see that we have a bit of a diagonal trend line supporting price towards the upside hit and bounce quite strongly. Okay, so we first we see that push towards upside with the news indicating that we might see, you know, less likelihood of the Swiss National Bank increasing rates further. So because of all that, and also I'm looking for this to push up previous swing low here, right, resistance level there now that is broken towards the upside. What you could be looking for in this case will be whether we could see that move upwards, right, that move upwards towards that 9965 level. In this case, it could come back down test this level and bounce back up but I find that this is quite a key support level there and also if we did a bit of a Fibonacci towards the downside. You'll see that this key level coincides with that 61.8 fifth level retracement level. Okay, so now that it's pushing up. I'm looking for that continuation towards the upside there. Okay, a little bit late on this move already just because the news did happen to 30pm GMT plus eight it's 530 right now. So a couple of hours ago. So with that might be a bit late, you can see that it's almost a one is to one resort ratio towards the upside. That still could be pushing higher. Yes, this is the Richard this is the US Swiss Frank towards upside there. Okay, so we're looking for this to push higher due to that news that happened there. All right, so we do have a whole bunch of PMI numbers releasing just before this session, but you can see not big changes here happening. There's not a lot of impact on the prices so far. Make next thing to pay attention to is the US manufacturing PMI tonight GMT plus eight at 10pm. Looking at this it was a 52.8 expected to be a 52.5 or it needs to do is stay within that 52 range above 50 for PMI data above 50 indicates an expansion below 50 indicates a contraction. Okay, so what we're looking for is for the US ISM manufacturing PMI to stay above 50 in the expansionary phase, which could lead to some dollar strength coming back into play. Why so is because you can see no other news and if I look into tomorrow as well, not a lot of news to be had for the US at this point so this is quite key. And also, so if I look at the fundamentals first, then I jump into the technicals. Looking at a technical analysis here on the dollar on the dollar index what you'll notice is that it's found a good support here at about this 111.58 level 11.58 level. But also that it's been trading within that range from the previous swing point between 112.62 and 111.58. Okay, so it's been trading within this range. What needs to happen if we do see stronger PMI data for the US tonight. I wouldn't be looking for anything until I see the dollar index break above this resistance level. It needs to break above that resistance level before we could think of further dollar strength towards the upside. How much further could it go. The first level here on the dollar index would be about that 113.55 level this is previous swing high and previous swing low level. Okay, so I'm looking for the dollar. If it continues to push towards upside break above 112.62, could it push towards 113.54 or 55. All right. So, and also that you can see at this point if I had a Fibonacci level in there. Those levels coincide as a 61.8 level right there. So we're looking for this to break above that 23.6 break above that resistance that horizontal resistance and possibly kind of climb towards 61.8. That's what I'm looking for on the dollar index for it to first climb up break above this point and possibly move up towards that 113.55 level. Okay. With that said, pay attention to right tomorrow. Tomorrow we do have the Aussie cash rate Aussie cash rate was a 2.3% expected another 50 basis point increase big another big increase to come from the RVA 50 basis points to bring interest rates to a 2.85% right to a 2.85% So that we expect this already given that it might be priced in what you should do is pay attention to the RVA rate statement. All right, why pay attention to the rate statement is because one of the things that is being considered is that the RVA open that one for you guys said for one last outsize hike before low or governor low slows tightening. So what we're looking at now to commentary on the expectations is that another 50 boy basis points increase tomorrow, and then possibly going to slow it down no more 50 basis points, it might just keep going at 25 basis points after tomorrow. If that does happen right now you're thinking that we're looking at a 50 basis point increase tomorrow and then slowing it down. What could happen here on the Aussie dollar is that clear that out for now. It is currently trading at 0.6 440 right. If we do see Aussie dollar rate increase 50 basis points tomorrow and then a slow down. I'm anticipating that we might see some downside on the Aussie dollar right is a bit counter intuitive that it did increase interest rates and we're looking for some downside. It might be a price in scenario it might be a slow down in future rate hikes that could cause this move towards a downside. Okay, so things to pay attention to key me just do that. Key support level is right here at 0.6365 right 6364 6365 and a key resistance level at about 0.6 526 or 0.6 525. Okay. So we're operating within this range. We look at it just like that we do have a key level there at about 6425 between the lines at this point. What I'll be looking for here is that if we do see if we do see further Aussie weakness because of that interest rate increase. And then the slow down. What could happen is that push towards that 0.6364 level or 0.6365 level. So I'm looking for that move towards that downside. That could happen tonight if we do see the dollar strength come back into play. Alternatively, if we don't see that dollar strength come into play. And let's say if we see dollar weakness. Right. If we do see coming back to dollar index we see it hit and reverse from this point back within this range. What could happen is the Aussie dollar could trade higher right could trade higher towards that resistance level than I'll be looking for selling opportunities. So what you could be looking for is selling opportunity towards a downside, especially if it tests, I'll be keen keen to see a test that resistance and to sell it down, you know something like that towards a downside. I've got one guy with his hand up if you've got a question put it into the chat let me know. Okay. Okay, so with that said about the Aussie dollar for now, trading within this range. If tonight we do see it drop down towards that support level, I would be very careful about trying to sell it down with the news release tomorrow morning. Because, you know, Aussie dollars at a historic low right now so if you do sell it below this point be extra careful, what I'll be more tempted to see will be you know if Aussie dollar could test that resistance again, I'll be more happy to sell it down from that point. So about 0.65 below 0.65 you know stop loss about 3040 pips towards down upside down take profit about 140 pips one is to 3.5 towards a downside there on the Aussie dollar. Okay, that's with the news tomorrow, depending on how it's going to move leading up to that news. So, Sean had a question there, not profitable I need a strategy to trade majors gold and oil.  Do you, you know put into chat do you. What's your method, what's your method so that you know I can help you with that. While you type that up or look at the next pair. So we do have the Aussie 1130 GMT plus eight to be released 50 basis point increase interest rates. There's job openings but that doesn't usually move prices too much. Next big thing is the New Zealand, right the Kiwi interest rate decision, again, another 50 basis point increase from 3% to a 3.5% right so we're looking at again another 50 basis point increase and pay attention to the rate statement so reason why we need to pay attention to rate statement is because a lot of the current rate increases have been signaled very early on. So this could all be priced in scenarios right here are being that expected to announce a straight rise in OCR overnight cash rate. They will continue lifting the OCR until it's confident there will be sufficient restraint in place. Alright, so a lot more hawkish than the Aussie dollar. So on Wednesday, again, this is on Wednesday with morning 9am GMT plus eight we have the bank of New Zealand the reserve bank of New Zealand. Looking to increase rates 50 basis points. A lot more hawkish because they're not talking about slowing down rate increases, right you're not talking about slowing down rate increases. So with that, then looking at the Kiwi dollar clearing out those lines for now. Again, key support level at 0.5566 level there. The key resistance is at 0.570.5751 was 0.5750. Okay, so those are the levels we're looking at what we're possibly looking for. Again, if we see that dollar strength come into play later tonight or into tomorrow what we could see is the Kiwi dollar trading towards the downside. Alright, with the expected rate increases with the expected rate increases could be looking for a bounce right because they're not talking about slowing down they're not talking about looking for any potential slow down in rates, then we could be looking for a possible bounce off this support level I'll be looking for a bit of a repeat of what happened here. Right, a bit of a repeat of what happened here I'll be looking to buy some I'll show you an example here I'll be looking for that. So, bounce off that support to push towards upside stop loss below that support level at about 550.5546 take profit towards upside towards the near term resistance, you don't have to go all the way either. In this case, coming back again on Wednesday what I'll be looking for is that bounce right I'll be looking for that push, and then towards the upside of that. Okay, so I'm looking I think that Kiwi dollar could trade within this range for an extended period of time looking for it come down hit the support and bounce towards that 57040 level. Alright, so, Steffi, I will get to us 30 shortly, maybe towards the end of the session I'll get there. I'm Sean. Okay, I'm focused on double tops and double bottom struggle with analyzing. Alright, so Sean double tops and double bottoms actually work very well. Right, it works very well. What kind of timeframes you look at it. Do you apply it on to. Typically, what I would suggest is that for double tops and double bottoms, especially in terms of chart patterns. I wouldn't go anything lower than age one timeframe so I'll stay on the age for I'll look at it on age one. I wouldn't look at it anything else. I wouldn't look at it too small. Alright, that's one and then the second one is that, you know, also understanding that as you look for double tops or double bottom levels or chart patterns. Those are reversal patterns, reversal patterns tend to have, I mean, counter trend patterns or counter trend trades can work, but they do have a bit of a, the odds are against them right counter trend. 70% of time counter train trades don't work. You know, very choppy sense. So just, you know, possibly add a bit of a trend following standard strategy to add on to your counter trend strategies. Okay, for example, you know, if we're looking in this case, you could see a bit of a top there and then again another top there. So you could be looking at a double top pattern happening at that 0.5730 resistance level. Anticipating that downside, typically what you should be looking for is on to get in only when price breaks below that neckline. Okay, when price breaks below that neckline. So you're waiting, hit, form a second double top as it comes down as it breaks below that point. Then look to sell it down. In this case, you know, you will look to sell it towards that support level. What the trade should look like is something like that, about a 30 pip stop loss, about a 75 pip take profit. Right, and then it comes down comes very close, almost at that level should be looking to get out of that trade. Okay, so double top double bottoms can work. So if I try to, in this case, like if I see a double bottom here, I wouldn't look to buy it up because of that big, significant downtrend on the key dollar. So I'll be looking for double tops for a continuation, rather than a big reversal towards upside. Okay, I'll show you one more example of a double top. So it's Frank, this was a trade that I love that was sharing with another group previously, you can also see a double top here one. And again, two, and then it breaks only when it breaks that neckline. So we were looking at me just take this away. Okay, double top breaks that neckline. So we were looking for the downward move only below that point stop loss about 30 pips again, take profit was towards this level here. Right, so take profit was towards that point. Double top can work. Be extra patient, you know, needs to break that neckline. I think what a lot of traders tend to do is they'll find a double top. I'll submit in a bit. They'll find top bounds top and then they sell almost immediately once it forms. What happens is with a tight stop loss you get stopped out before it comes down again. Great. I hope that helps. Another example there on the Swiss Frank was on age four. Zoom back out you can see again, that level there we had a top, oops, top there and another top, but this one didn't have a neckline it just went all the way down towards that key support level there. All right, so not always that neckline, but you'll be looking for a break off a key level before you look to sell it down plus that double top. Okay, Adam with a question my biggest challenge is how to enter the market and exit. If I apply Fibonacci where do I put the mark at what timeframe. Okay, so Adam, I guess let me just bring on another chart here. So, let me just clear this up. What you can be looking for is how do I enter exit the market. Depends right if you're if you're more of a trend following what I tend to do is look for. First I you know I look at the news, look for the direction and then it needs for me needs to break a level, right it needs to break a level for example in this case, the US yen right the US yen can put this point here has been struggling. Has been struggling to break had been struggling to break above that 145 level. Right, you can see, hit 145 turned down hit 145 turned down broke above this was a big intervention by the Bank of Japan came back up and so far stayed below 145. So in this case, if I went to the age one timeframe now. I'll be looking for it to as it breaks above that 145 level right move this up to 145 as a round number, given as broken above I'll be looking for that buying opportunity or look to buy it up, because it's broken above a key level. Okay. I'll be looking for entry points as it breaks above key levels. Exit points as approaches key levels to get in or out of your respective trades. Does that make sense so far, Adam. That's basically our first question, entering and exiting trades. Let me know. Okay, so if that works, then the next point is when to exit. Let's say, for example, you were looking to, you know, with Sean's example we're looking to sell it down because of a possible. Where was it double top. Where would I place the fit on this pair. Okay, if so, yes, if I enter in the lowest timeframe. If I analyze on age four. Okay, so what I would suggest is that if you're entering a trade for example based on the age for timeframe. If you're analyzing a trade on age four, then I would stay on age four, I wouldn't go down into a smaller timeframe to look to enter a trade. If you're looking to a trade on age one, then I'll stay on age one timeframe to enter trade based on age one. So I think the confusion for in this case would be, you know, if I look at the US yen here on age one timeframe at this point, and then I went into the one minute timeframe. So it started looking like it's pushing towards the downside or it looks like it's moving all around, then you get you might get a little bit confused. You might get, you know, pushed in all different directions. So just be a bit careful with that I would stay on the age one timeframe, and then look to whether I could, you know, get into a trade, or to hold on to the next one there. So trade, but what I always love to say is trade what you see. Right, not what you think so say trade what you see as into, you know, if you're looking at age one here, I'll be looking to trade based on the age one timeframe only. Okay. Where would I place a Fibonacci on this point, I would say that before we do that on the age one timeframe if you did that. All right, so you have just going from this current point, this point here on the 29th to push towards the recent high. I would say that we got a Fib level at about 23.6 here, nice round number support there. And then key level would be at about that 145.73 level at that 27.2 extension level towards upside. Okay. If I did a key level from this point down. Maybe that we pushed it towards the downside at 78.6 was why we saw price fluctuate around this level. Right. So we're looking for it to test this level break towards upside back towards the 145.90 level. And then if it goes past that, we could see 147.40. Okay. So how do you place a Fib always from that high to that low on this or also from that low to that high point. All right. A couple of questions there how do I use multi timeframes for good entry, my entry isn't good at all through myself would go in any directions. Again, you know, if you're looking at multi entries or multiple timeframes, bear in mind, you know, look for that. You know, be clear whether you're looking for trend following scenario or whether you're looking for a reversal scenario. Right. So I would say stick on one only go one lower. Okay. So if you're looking at one up, I mean, if you're looking at entering a trade on the age one timeframe, check the age for levels check the age for support and resistance levels. If you're looking at age for check the daily timeframe, if you're looking at anything less than age one, I would suggest stay on age one.  I would believe that most retail traders should stay on the age one at the very lowest, because it makes it a little bit easier to trade. If you're looking into the smaller timeframe, for example, the 15 minute, what happens is you get a lot of noise, big spikes, push up in all the way all around so it does tend to get a little bit noisy when you get into the small timeframe. So still an age one, look for setups, look for breakouts or retracements. And then in this case for Solomon, I would say that, you know, age one looking at that point, then you look at age four, see what's the overall direction, right. So you're still looking, am I looking for the upward move to break above, or am I looking for that resistance level to hold and for the reversal back down again. All right, Benson it is, it is recorded, it is recorded. Do you use moving average or you do purely, I do use moving, I do use some moving average if it gets a little bit. Let's say if it doesn't get as clear. But right now with the way the markets are moving. I think that you know, just looking at the fundamentals looking at overall direction the fundamentals, the trend support resistance. Can actually be quite sufficient to identifying good entry levels already. All right. So on the Fibonacci on the downtrend I look for current low and vice versa look for uptrend. Yep. Okay, let me show you an example here on the pound dollar. That was a terrible one. US CAD was a good one. Okay, so the US CAD here as an example you'll be looking at that point. So the upward move, we look from the lowest point towards the highest point. So you always want to look for the lowest to the highest point.  Right, this is on a four time frame as price comes lower. You can see it. Let me get that properly comes down hits that level. You know that it's a support level formed by the Fibonacci, then it bounces back up, right bounces back up back to the previous high point again. So you know that's a key resistance level there. Right, you got key resistance level there. And then you know that that's a good support level there because of the Fib level. So you're actually forming those two points. So now you have that range that the US CAD is trading between. And if it breaks above, then we have the next point at 1.4. I wouldn't go all the way there, I would say 1.4 because if I went to the daily timeframe, moving back you can see at 1.4 was a key level that we saw. That was a good bounce off from right so that hit and it bounced at swing high. And that's why at this point now we're looking for that same move likely to trade within this range, but then we could see it bounce back up towards that point there. Can you use Fib on a lower timeframe say 30 minutes 15 you can. Steffi you can it just gets a little bit messy. You can but just gets a little bit messy, because in this case if you look at 15 minute timeframe. Right, it still works. You could do that towards the downside. I'll just clear out some lines. You can still do that towards the downside and still identify your key levels, but it's not as strong as if it were on the four hour or even on the one hour timeframe you can see that move at 61.8 price reacted very strongly at 61.8 again. It does work, just that you tend to have levels of that it might not work as strongly against. All right. I given the will get to Bitcoin and Ethereum after the US 30 first and then I'll get to Bitcoin and Ethereum. Right. Any other questions keep the questions coming enjoying it. Okay, so let's look at us 30 as requested by Steffi. No. All right. Okay, so this one straight away key level there. Right previous swing. This will be in a little bit for you guys. So key level there. All right, and then key level here. And here so it's right now back at that level. So again, if we just did a fit level from this top to this point here, you can see that it comes within this range at a previous swing low swing high pivot points here. What I'm looking for what we would be looking for here is whether price can break above you can see that it tested and rejected came back down bounced off. So whether price can test that 38.2 level and whether it's going to break above that point. If it does climb up it breaks above that 228951 level, then I would say we could see a climb further towards that 50 which also coincides with that previous swing low of 29,000 so quite straightforward there. On the US 30. All right. And all these work on indices such as the VIX. Yeah, but can. You know, these are all technical levels so technical analysis so yes it can work on the indices such as the VIX as well. All right. Let's take a Fibonacci expansion from the minus 27.2 level, could you please show me how you would do that. Let me find something. This case. No nothing there. I would say. I would say that it's ranging so US 30 is it ranging or is it an up trend. I'm pressing something okay. I would say that is actually on a downward move you can see that base on that you know big downward move strong retrace downward move looks like it's going to retrace again. So it says that it's actually not on a uptrend I wouldn't say it's an uptrend I would say that it's a retracement before possibly turning back down again so that's why I'm looking at that key level. And also that key level, where the price is going to go up to those levels and turn back down. That level and turn back down again. All right. So more downtrend but currently retracing. Okay let's look at the Euro pound to start on the question of where is it the minus 27.2. Here we go. Oh, actually, let me just check that again. I just, I just realized that I was on the 15 minute on the US 30. So 15 minute h one on the US 30 h four on the US 30 let's redo us 30 less on a wrong time frame. I would actually still say that we have a key level there. One other thing to pay attention to on the US 30 is that we have that downward channel. All right, so what I would say is that it's possibly going to sit right across this is a very key level. In the daily timeframe you can see the last time we were at this point was back in November 2020 or October 2020 where it broke down from resistant and turned down from this point. Okay, so that's why we're seeing a strong or somewhat consolidation at that level, but the downward channel is still quite strong. So if we do see a bounce, it could test that point before turning back down again, but overall still towards the downside. All right, sorry about that I didn't pay attention I wasn't watching the 15 minute timeframe, still looking for it to react to that 28,850 level, looking still for that downside, you know, overall downward trend, looking for it to push lower. So now back to the age for time frame on the Euro pound. It's coming back down to this point right now. Key level that<PHONE_NUMBER> level is seven zero actually. Okay. I would say that based on this point here. We're still looking for it to test towards the downside. Okay. So in this case, two ways to look at it. One is that we have that big push towards the upside what we could be looking for is whether the Euro pound is going to drop towards that 127 level. Whether price could come down break below that support hit 127 if it does hit 127, we could see some push back up towards that 0.870 level. Okay. And then if you did that move towards the downside again that's at that 27% expansion level, you could see this so I'm looking for price to push down. If it breaks below that support level. First move will be our first expectation is whether price could drop towards this point. In this area, we could actually see it bounce back up and you can see that the last time it came close, you saw that push towards upside as a key. So this will be a key support level at this point here. All right. Make sense. So that push down towards that level before a quick trade backup. Hope I see a question there. Sorry. Great. Fantastic. Next one on the decks 30. There we go. That's my decks. I don't see it. I used to have it there. Okay, there we go. Clear out some lines. At this point, I'm trying to just find where is a good support level. You can see that in this case, we have big swing low here at 11,000 for 64 is currently at 12,000. So now back to the age for timeframe in that consolidation at a 12,000 level. But what you're going to pay attention to is that we do see that channel towards that downside so I do like that channel. Okay, what I would say is that what happens at this point, but pay attention to what happens at that top of the channel. All right. Top of the channel or even that 23.6 level. Okay, so I do think that we might see further downside, but what could happen here is a bit of a Kelvin I just did. I just did zero pound. We just did your partisan. Okay, I'll get the euro dollar. No, it's got me confused for a moment. So that's 30 what we could see is that top of the channel resisting it a little bit resisting the push towards upside, and then turn down, or that also heavily dependent on what could happen on the euro dollars I'll look at that. Shortly, if it does break out of that channel if it does break out. What we could also see is that if it does break out. We could possibly climb towards a 12,000 222 level. Right, 217 level, and then turn back down again so resistance level I would say is top of that range and also possibly towards that 23.6 retracement level. Like that back down again. And then if it breaks past that point we could see it test that 11,464 support level. We bear in mind 11,464 very key level back in October 2020 results we saw it drop very strongly hit that level and bounds actually be more specific. 11,00517 right so hit that level and bounce very strongly at this point I would say, you know, a key level right there. That comes close to that point. I'll answer your question there Elvin, then let's look at. No, not that Euro dollar. Okay. Euro dollar doing very well. Okay, you wrote dollar doing very well pushing towards the downsides trading within that consolidation at this point. So what I'll be looking for you can see firstly that downward is at that 38.2 level is at that 38.2 level. So we're looking for it to reject. You can see that I was zooming a little bit. This came up tested close to that 50% Fib level turning down we're looking for this to close lower wouldn't look to get in right now because I've seen you can see that the last time it tested this point and bounce back up. So I would say that I would only be looking to sell down I'm still looking for downward move wouldn't be so adventurous to look to buy it up yet. So it moves below below 0.975 zero. Right so about it grows 0.79750 stop loss about a 6070 pips take profit I would say, you know, all the way towards the downside with a risk level at that 0.97 level. So there's a push towards the downside be bricks there, especially if it breaks below 0.97 we can see big downward move.  Look for price to come down towards 0.97 and stop loss goes to break even and then look to try and trade it hold on to that trade towards the downside. All right. How's that Calvin. Is that good with that any last ones last questions. Oh, Bitcoin and Ethereum. Let's do that one. It's actually not too interesting there on the crypto currencies at this point. Hey, Jimmy, look how you doing. Didn't notice you were there. All right. Yeah, Bitcoin, Ethereum not too interesting. Still, well within that range of that 18473 and that title range of 1985 83 I think it's going to trade within this range there are big breakouts. But you can see that those breakouts are usually not sustained big break came back in again big break tried to break out came back in again. So I think that, you know, Bitcoin looking to stay between 18473 and 1985 83 Ethereum same thing same story. Again, between 1243 and 1343. So between those points, it hasn't been any big news any any big stimulus events to push Bitcoin or Ethereum in either directions that's why we see it in a big range at this point and likely to stay within those levels. Unless we see massive shocks from the US FOMC regarding interest rates decisions, those tend to have some impact on the cryptocurrencies but you know likely to stay within this range for the time being no big reason for it to drop below the key levels, and also no big reason for it to rise too strongly either. All right. Lucky last lucky last on pound. You guys know what happened on the pound dollar sofa. So that happened first point was with that on Friday two weeks ago, where they introduced a tax cut, where the UK government introduced a tax cut and we saw, you know, investors get worried about whether the bank, or the UK is going to be able to finance the debt. We saw pound dollar drop so significantly all the way down towards the key support level at 1.0390. We moved towards the downside, big volatility. And then as on Thursday last week, we saw the Bank of England intervene. They said that we're going to buy bonds at whatever scale necessary to help markets recover and that's why so that news there. There was an intervention by the Bank of England. And then that's why we saw price push back up price push back up was a support level now a resistance level. At this point, right at one point at this one point one two four zero level. Wait and see, is it going to break above or is it going to turn back down. Right. If it breaks above towards the upside, then the next key resistance level would be at about that one point one four three zero level. That's because we got a swing low and a swing high there so one point one four three zero, or if it rejects we could see it turn back down with that level there. Firstly at one point one zero five zero and then the next one at one point one one point zero nine zero there. Okay, so I'm either looking for in this case that push towards that resistance if it breaks out or move this a little bit across. If a rejection of this resistance level back down towards the one or nine level, what I think is likely to happen with the way the Bank of England is intervening we could see that push towards upside that continued recovery. We don't see any further surprises from the US from the dollar index, you know if dollar index doesn't get too strong, and we could see that recovery push back up again. All right. Given I'm not sure when it's the next class, check out the, I'm sure you get an email out with the next class coming in. So with all of that said, we do have a lot of news. Last part is I want to remind you all that with the Aussie cash rates with the Kiwi interest rates decision OPEC meetings we have ISM the main thing you're going to pay attention to as well as this Friday. We have a non farm payroll release. It is a little bit too early to predict what could happen on the non farm payrolls we just need price to move on a little bit further. Before we do some planning on non farm payrolls but this should be something that you pay attention to us non farm payrolls this Friday likely to have some high volatility on the dollar as well. All right, with that said, I hope you had a good session. Let me know. Did you have a good session. Did you find it useful is any feedback. I'll be happy to take it all on board. As we come to us and all of the session. How did you find it. You're most welcome there Jimmy Lou. Fantastic. Great. Awesome. Thank you all so much. I hope you had a good session. Remember, trade well. Trade safe. And take care now. Bye.


Yankees team meanwhile has the best record in baseball tied with the Dodgers. What is the most surprising EK about this year's Yankees? I mean there's a lot of things but I think collectively if you were to tell me that Stanton and Judge would have a combined 13 home runs, Severino hasn't pitched an inning and the Yankees have the best record in baseball? I would have said you're nuts. You're crazy. You're absolutely crazy but that's exactly what happened. You know look at Stanton and Severino, Stanton and Judge they average 40 home runs, 100 RBIs a year. Severino his last two seasons I mean he's averaging about 17 wins. There's been none of that yet the Yankees have just continued to dominate. It's like they haven't even missed a step. It's almost like they've been better without these guys which is crazy. Is that a testament to Aaron Boone? It is and I'll tell you this when you lose your stars you realize that there's probably going to be regression. They won 100 games last year but I think Aaron Boone's doing a better job this year managing all of those problems that these had especially at the beginning of the year. What you do you have guys that step up and Gio or Shella has stepped up. If you look at his career and his small career, listen he was hitting 225 his first year at Cleveland, 224 the next year and then you start going over to Toronto. He comes over to the Yankees as a surplus and he shows up 335, 18 home runs, 64 RBI and he has a career year at the perfect time but also you have to have the ability as a manager to put people in successful positions. I think Aaron Boone has done a fabulous job doing that but his roster construction was blown up when you lose your stars at the beginning of the year and they have not missed a beat. They're actually a better team I think than they were last year. Yeah you know the thing is there's got to be an element of luck and there's been a lot of luck over there. When you talk about the bad luck you say oh yeah well these guys have been hurt but you know you just mentioned her Shella, Tauchman as well. I was going to bring up Tauchman. 394 since July 1st. Right and I mean he's been unbelievable as well and these are guys that really didn't get opportunities elsewhere and look if anybody was going to tell you oh yeah well I knew her Shella was going to hit then I'd have called the airline maybe catch a ball but I don't know about the hitting part and then even you could even say you know DJ LaMahue has been arguably the best free agent signed. He's come over and hasn't missed it. He's been better. He has been better for the Yankees than he was when he won batting titles for the Rockies. I mean that has been unbelievable. I mean so there is that luck element. My biggest surprise concerning the Yankees is the fact that the Red Sox are 17 and a half games behind the Yankees on August 14th. If you would have told me that at the beginning of the season I wouldn't have believed you. Yeah I would have taken that bet too. Exactly.  I don't think you can ever say done especially in the National League. I don't think anyone is done. There's a first tier and then a second tier in teams and I believe and I think the Phillies fit into that category. The second tier. Yeah the second tier and when you start losing guys like that I think it's the next man up. Another opportunity for these young starters. Nick Pavetta might get that opportunity. Zach Affleck might get that opportunity but this is really one of those things that you have to step up. You have to have the ability to go out there and man that position and I think the Philadelphia Phillies are going to expect that. Yeah you know look at Jake Arietta wasn't as Gabe said really giving them an opportunity to win. You know he was taxing the bullpen. He wasn't able to go deep. He had a real rough one against San Francisco and so you know now you move Zach Affleck or as you mentioned Pavetta these guys have been in the bullpen. That's not where they're suited and Gabe Kapler has been kind of you know his hands have been tied. You know I use these guys and I can't use them for a few days because their starters are getting acclimated to the bullpen. Now you put them in the rotation where they would much rather be to begin with and then again the pitching staff isn't going to be what gets them to the postseason. It's they've got to be okay. It's going to be the offense. The offense is going to have to get going. They're going to have to hit their way to the postseason. You saw Harper. You see Hoskins real mute. Charlie manual. That's the magic potion. Yeah you know what Charlie manual will give them really an uptick. He think about Jim Tom. He's always said that that's his passion to be able to talk about hitting to have the connection that you have with hitters even though he managed there before and that's a different dynamic. He's been in touch with this organization for a long time so he knows the players knows what's going to take but really when it comes down to Bryce Harper has to be the MVP version of 2015 version for this offense to go off and that's going to help the pitching. But we pretty much you I know you guys agree that the Nats and the Braves you see as playoff teams you think three teams make it from the NL East the Phillies get in. I so I don't know well I shouldn't say I think they get in but it's not inconceivable. I don't see anybody I do see the Braves and the Nationals getting in then whoever wins a central they automatically get to go in right and that I mean I would say the Cardinals probably have the best chance of winning that division. I don't know that somebody else comes out of there. I could see the Phillies getting hot again. That offense it has the ability to dominate whether they do it or not. We'll find out. I think there's a lot of parody when you think about that but also every week it's going to change. You're going to see a hot team and go well they have the best opportunity but that's going to change week to week. There's a lot of baseball left. Do you call it parody or mediocrity? Both. Like I mean seriously like it's how you look at it. I mean it seems like if three if the three teams go in from the National League East then I think that's parody. That's not mediocrity if you have three in the yeah it's mediocrity across the National League me across like so I think you have the Dodgers you have the Nationals and you have the Braves then there's a drop off and then it then it's just like I mean whoever is playing well at the end of the year that's who's going to get in.


All right, so we're here on an ice machine. It's been a little while since I've been here but Got a little long dilemma here It's not making ice. So Let's take a look a little look at it here and see maybe why it's not working First thing I noticed a bulb here Looks like it's been bad for At least a year or two or three maybe four And let's take a little peek behind this Yeah, get a nice place up there for the for your stuff to hide Something tells me That didn't just happen I mean as much as I'd like to say it just happened, but I really don't think that just happened. I mean When you have incorrect water flow This kind of stuff happens So we're gonna have to heat this all up With water I Mean that's crappy water. That's like sand feeling to it That's that's really bad and Look down here Screw it. Let's just go ahead and take this down I'll just let it dump down in there. Yep. I am terrific. How are you? Hang it in there.  I mean That's bull.  Just plain maintenance now. I'm growing it now. I'm telling you right now we got We got the UV bulb there to help kill that stuff and we have an Auto cleaner unit here to clean the ice machine automatically and this is still the problem we got There's a lot of yeast in the air But see the difference is this here is sandy Material that's not Not your usual fungus. I mean there's some funky monkey in there But that's not your usual maggot-looking muck so that's That's just Some of that's just horrible water a lot of the water out here in these small towns is from well sourced out of the ground Not done with reservoirs and stuff like that. So we're gonna take that part and here at the top You just got to pull this straight forward Like that and then Come in the backside here.   That's all they really need just be cleaned Simple simple cleaning got our handy-dandy flip bit here as always guys My tools and stuff like that are all listed down below for the most part Anything that's not sold at TrueTech tools can be found at Amazon Obviously, they all help support the channel but you know that's That's kind of nasty. I Don't think I really would care to lick the bottom of that. I don't know about you This is pretty bad. So There's just really no good reason for that none. This is the underside here. Oh Yeah, it's lonely. Let's all gonna get washed Washed out the bottom Those are the holes all that crud and crevice and nastiness is all gonna get washed out. That's washed WASH washed Washed it's gonna get washed and washed both Yep. Yes, sir. Don't get her. Don't get her good. Gonna get her real good Let's go over here and get the old portable power blast and machine cleaning This is where it rides that man. It rides shotgun right here Thing is tiny Tiny but mighty You know, I really did not think this thing would be worth a diddly squat and I am so glad I got it And it's not expensive Have you seen some of these other ones that are like seven hundred eight hundred dollars?  We're gonna get that thing cleaned up I mean, you literally can throw it right inside the bucket if you want Check them out. You can pick that up a true tech tools too. Hey, don't forget use the promo code survival to save 8% Support the channel without having to spend a penny out of your pocket I do have a regular sprayer like that and I've got my awesome refrigeration technology one there This truck is a mess There's only so much you can do with it though. Do you got some new stickers here fancy refrigeration podcast you guys in refrigeration? I'm sure you've heard of them by now. Check them out and Each fat crew They sent me a lot of the different stickers there And don't forget to check out overtime and don't forget to check out everything HVACR and usemen HVAC Those are some of my guys I watch if we need it. We've got the little power deal there There you go. I use this just to get the main junk out of there and then We'll use the regular cleaner when we're done Let's get our goodies out Now the other thing I did do to this and I've said it before Say fix this one so you can get up into crevices Supposedly they started making one now. It'd be nice if they sent it to me I ended up using silver solder 40% to do that copper 2 Nameless which it works fine Anyhow We're just gonna use this to Suck it into the machine and we actually got a Power plug right there so that makes it kind of nice and convenient and there's nobody here customer-wise So we can do this about making a humongous mess and getting in people's way Got these screws taken out of there Can't just clean the outside you gotta get the inside and then this piece here I'll just grab a hold of that with your pliers Which looks like somebody else has already done that because they're pretty much missing now So you're gonna have to pry that out with a straight screwdriver Put a little bit of Silicone lubricant on there to pull out a lot easier next time Feels like a sand Oh That crap's gonna come out So nice so nice Now we're gonna clean some of this up obviously with my brush and stuff like that We're just gonna use that same soapy creation here and just scrub it while we're underneath here try and knock some of that crud off of it You can get some crevices here that you need to get just some of that will come off just by spreading it You got to scrub it off That the green goblin there we got this about as good as you're gonna get it scrubbing non-stop on it That's calcium Looks a lot better than I did Some of that you just can't do much with it. It's the cleaner's gonna have to dissolve that. It's rock So we got those pieces there. It's got to get in the main machine It's not gonna get perfect in there either. It's that's like a calcium buildup and it just does not release I'm more worried about fungus Muff slippery nasty snot and stuff like that. I got multiple different brushes. I got a tile brush here Big round brush, and I got that Little baby brush for getting in there, and I've got a toothbrush and use all those different ones Try to get up in these different crevices and just Work your way into it. Some of it's bouncing back at you Got to use that low spray right now I'm just trying to dissolve some of it and then come at it with the scrub brush and then Get it to fall out Whenever it works all that down the drain We just we use the highest pressure from behind here with a pointed nozzle you just Rotate that nozzle to what type of spray pattern you want wide and fanned or whatever as you can see That calcium and crap it's just that auto planer is obviously not working and This machine's been in since 17 So it's going on five years and when you're in horrible water like this the machine's not gonna last very long It's the price of business when it comes to that kind of water Not much you can do about it other than pay somebody to do it maybe every three months When you have a place with this much yeast in the air bread you make bread pizza places sub places This is what happens ready nasty stuff off the backside of that thing cuz it's like a breeding ground You got this one cleaned up a little bit looks a lot better a better than it did by far Okay, so if you need to get into below because you lose something This little nozzle this little right there pops up. Here's your drains that we're gonna need to make sure we flush when we get done That's the front cover right there that needs to come up to be able to get to it All right, so I have scrubbed and scrubbed with a tile brush This crap will not come off That crap down there will not come off They need to invest in an exhaust system to get some of this yeast out of here and do an air exchange of some Sort and bringing some fresh air into the building because there's obviously an issue here From what I'm hearing this thing has had a lot of problems and had a lot of things replaced on it and Unfortunately, just a cleaning machine that they added to it's not going to cut the mustard Honestly This machine needs replaced that plastics etched. I mean when I come in here with my knife and I'm cutting away plastic You're not going to get a clean with a brush Thing needs to sand blasted and at this point it just needs replaced. Sorry Charlie. That's that's where I'm at with it It's gonna make ice. It's gonna be clean. It looks like hell I wouldn't I wouldn't be happy with it, but that's where we're at. So that's gonna be the recommendation I'm gonna go ahead and get it together and get it running so they at least have ice But there's only so much I can do my magic wand I left at home Not a miracle worker. It's at least clean will run sanitize their stuff through it and Get her up and going one hand got it back together. It looks a lot better than it did Just isn't to my quality standard, but there's nothing more I can do with it We're getting ready to add the Fluid to it.  I'll just use this new Calgon Got a bulb ordered so we'll get that and I flashed the memory on it too and I had an update of the software which That should have helped me out for if it wants to freeze again like it did it should go into a one-hour Meltdown or whatever so we just got a this The king of great installs here. You had all this room up here, but you can't Hardly get into anything here if what it is. All right, so we got that in there. Let this thing begin Here it's trying to Yeah, it's the I think a sensor there needed to be adjusted. It was starting to get the point where it's clicking and everything else And that's not good It's going through watching our sensors and our temperatures and stuff like that and it's just It's working, but you know like I told the people that you need better ventilation in this building You need better water filtration system and you might want to consider replacing the machine I'm gonna say it's Friday and we made ice Everything looks pretty normal around here. Go ahead and wrap this thing up guys Well, if you enjoyed the video and you want to see more like it, please make sure you subscribe hit that thumb button Check us out on Instagram Facebook and until next time. We'll catch you on the next one later


Good morning, welcome to theCUBE's continuous coverage of AWS re-invent 2021. I'm Lisa Martin with Dave Nicholson. Morning, Dave. Good morning. Here we are, two sets, two live sets, two remote sets, a hundred guests on the program this week. This is day, second full day for us. We were here- Right, but day three officially, I guess. Exactly. The number of announcements has my head spinning. Typical for AWS. So many, we won't even recap all of them for you, but really from a thematic perspective, one of the things that I think we've both noticed the theme here is if you're not a data-driven company, if you're not a data company at your core, you're going to be left behind. Yeah, that came through in Swami's keynote this morning. That was the key setup for the announcements of all of the tools that are being rolled out to be able to achieve those goals. And we've had a number of AWS folks on the program this week, customers, partners, and from another theme is this customer obsession, this customer centricity. Really working backwards from the customer first to help them understand, how do we build a data core? How do we build our redefine, reinvent, how about reinvent our business around a data strategy because there is a competitor in the rear of your mirror in every industry waiting to take place if somebody doesn't have, and they really were very clear with, if you don't, if you're not a data company now, you're going to be left behind. Yeah, absolutely. The whole, especially the keynote this morning, it felt like they were very, very careful to set up the pins and then knock them all down, talking about exactly what customers want to do, what customers have said in surveys they need to do, and then, oh, by the way, we have all of these tools. So, exactly what you mentioned, not talking about technology first, but talking about the requirements that customers have, where customers say they want to be, where customers need to be, and then proving out that, in fact, AWS has the entire toolkit. I mean, it is mind-boggling. I wouldn't want to be another cloud this morning, waking up and seeing that it looks like I fell months behind somehow while I was sleeping. Well, one of the things you and I were talking about as we walked over here this morning is that it's no wonder AWS, and they say they don't look in their rear-view mirror. They don't need to. One of the things, thematically, that Adam talked about in his keynote yesterday was, like, they kept saying the phrase, but you wanted more, you being the customer. You did this, but you wanted more, so we did this, but you wanted more, so we did this. The fact that they start backwards, that customer flywheel, the thing that, another theme that got me is all of the innovation that's coming out of AWS that comes from the customers enables AWS to do so much more, enables customers across every industry to do so much more, and to really competitively differentiate themselves if they truly lean in to the power of AWS and the partnership that can deliver. Yeah, no, no, completely agree. From sort of an analysis perspective, I think it's interesting, part of the theme this morning had to do with artificial intelligence, and I just personally like to think of it more as augmented intelligence, because essentially what they're doing is they're building tools that are powerful that amplify human intelligence. It's not that AI replaces human intelligence, maybe it does for certain things, but machine learning, most of that is really machine training, humans training the machines. Yeah, we'll get to a point, yes there are science experiments where the computer is learned on its own, but essentially all of the pieces that Swami was talking about putting together today, sources of data, various databases, everything together, that equals an amazing amount of opportunity for human beings moving forward. So this isn't about machine technology replacing the value of what people do. Data scientists, I mean I'm texting my kids, data science, used to be plastics, right, during the graduate, now it's all about data science, be a data scientist. Well another thing from a data perspective is the idea of data democratization, we talk about that all the time. It's interesting, I was talking about DataMesh yesterday, as a really facilitator in unlocking technical debt, facilitating the democratization so that, because data is so scattered these days, I mean it's one of the things that we saw when the pandemic started, people scattered, we're still scattered. Data sources are only proliferating, data volume is only proliferating, customers need to be able to harness the value of it in real time. I think another thing we've learned in the pandemic is that there is no, real time is no longer a nice to have. It is absolutely essential. We've also seen the acceleration and talked a lot in the last couple of days about the acceleration of cloud adoption, and just thinking about the sheer volume of announcements the last couple of days that AWS has achieved during a global pandemic is phenomenal, obviously we saw every business have no choice but to go digital, and those that aren't here anymore weren't able to do that fast enough, and with the scale at which they need to meet customer demand. Yeah, when you talk democratization, often it's a question of not only can you do it technically, but what is the cost associated with doing it? So when you lower the barrier to entry, you lower the friction associated with all sorts of transactions, not just financial transactions, but a transaction being teasing important information out of a pile of otherwise meaningless data. When you lower the cost of that, like what AWS is doing with all of these tools. I mean really, that's the end result of this. I look at these things through the lens of an economist, and it's about decreasing friction and increasing efficiency, and when you do that, you can't imagine what the effect of that is on the entire world, just by lowering the cost of teasing out important information from otherwise useless data. Yeah, and another thing that we talked about, the vision of this company, this is the 10th re-invent, 15 years of AWS, but the 10th re-invent, I wanted to get your take on the last, the first 15 years, we'll say, of AWS. The vision, obviously, this is the first year with a new head, new CEO, Adam Salipski, and we're used to the Jassy era. This is now, we're looking at like, what's the next 10 years of cloud innovation going to look like at AWS? Yeah, I get a chill when you ask that question. I was there working with Amazon before there was an AWS. So in the early 2000s, we're working at a very large data storage company, and we're working with then Amazon to help them figure out how they might someday put together something that they could not only use for themselves, but also rent out to others, sort of this novel idea. And so that feels like yesterday to me. The idea that AWS was EC2, S3, science experiment, not ready for enterprise, all of that feels like yesterday. Those claims, most people at the time realized that they were going to be disruptive. I don't think a lot of people realized how relatively quickly it was going to happen, and I don't think anyone could have predicted that in 2021, they would be as dominant as they are with such a small share of the overall IT market. So on stage, they'll say five to 15% of IT is in the cloud. Not five to 15% is in AWS, five to 15% is in the cloud. So you think that AWS is a large organization firing on all cylinders, now they're just at the beginning of addressing the total addressable market. So Dave Vellanti had a great article on the subject of the natural inclination for people to worry when certain things get to a certain size. I think that that's going to be a part of the conversation moving forward. What does it mean when so much critical infrastructure is being handled by a single entity? From a user's perspective though, hey, it's all good. The more they integrate, the more they bring things together, the easier they make my life as an IT practitioner. So I have no idea five years from now what we're going to be looking at. No, and one of the things that I think I've done maybe three or four re-invents in one of the themes always or really kind of taglines is early innings, we're still early days. You talked about only 15% of IT spending being in the cloud. They have, and they're so massive, but they're so much. The TAM is enormous, absolutely enormous. And we're seeing the need for as data volumes we're only going to continue to proliferate. We have to have the artificial intelligence and the machine learning to help the humans process the data to be able to unlock all that value. Otherwise organizations risk being left behind when they simply cannot get value out of the data either at all or fast enough. Well, you know, let me make one prediction actually, okay? Okay. I think that the definition of cloud, which is different in a lot of people's minds already, is increasingly going to be broadened out to include what AWS at a certain period of time said didn't matter and that was what's going on on premises. It was clear that in the early days, AWS adopted an attitude that their stratospheric growth could be maintained on the back of net new stuff only.  The stickiness associated with that on-premises stuff has caused them to change direction over time in a very, very smart way. And so my prediction is that in five years, we might not be using the term cloud at all. We might be back to just calling it all IT because when you think about it, cloud represents this idea that the physical location isn't important. It's all virtualized. So if that's the case, why does it matter if it's in a data center that I own or a Colo or a data center that AWS owns? It doesn't matter. So when you look at things like Snowball and Outpost and all of these other things where they're taking essentially AWS and they're sticking it wherever it needs to be fit for function. You have latency, sovereignty, governance issues. Fine, we'll run it as a black box in your data center. You don't touch it. You consume it, you interact with it just like it's in an AWS data center. So that's my prediction is that it's not that, we're going to start thinking about this comment that X percentage is in the cloud as being sort of like a, well, what do you even mean by that? Is it in the cloud if it's in an Outpost in my data center? Is that included in the 15% or is it not? Is that on-prem or isn't it? I think within five years, we're all going to agree that it just doesn't matter. It's all IT and I think AWS will be still dominating the IT space. That's an interesting prediction. I like that you were bold in that, but it also shows what you talked about shows how focused AWS is on the customer. Really leaning into everything in the public cloud, no more on-prem years ago. And then what is Outpost announced two years ago? So I think it's been a couple of years, two or three years ago. Yeah, I confuse announcements with deployments and things like that, but it's been years. It's been years now and I guarantee you that inside the halls of AWS, there were people who said, no, no, no, we are not going to be involved with boxes being shipped to raised data center floors. But like you said, customer, it's about the customer, what the customer needs. And the reason why there is, if the number is 85%, whatever the number is, there's a reason why that still remains in on-premises data centers.  There are good reasons for it. You know, it has to do with the ROI of going through modernization and migration. And so what does AWS do? They figure out how to make the math work so that it makes sense for people to do things. And we've been talking for the last couple of days with a lot of the really, really important, we'll continue to, the really, really important service providers that are partners, because AWS and the rest of the cloud providers can come up with as much technology as they want to, but they need partners to bridge the divide, to tease out the human value, the business value from the technology they provide. So again, opportunity. People who look at AWS and say, wow, that's scary, they're so big. No, no, no, no, no. They're creating an ecosystem of opportunity around them. So that's just my thought. Yeah, no, their ecosystem is huge. We talked about this cube being sponsored by AMD, but we talked about the ecosystem of partners at the beginning of the segment. It's massive. We've talked with a lot of different partners, huge partners, smaller partners, overall at the end of the day, what we see, what they create, all of the technologies that they're creating in response to customer needs. You know, we have to address that the more data we have, the more things grow, the more complex, and complexity has to be dealt with. And there's a lot of their ecosystem partners that really have business models designed around helping customers. What does seamless actually mean? How do you actually become efficient? How do I do this in a frictionless way? Those are all great marketing terms, but they need this ecosystem of partners to help the customers actually make those reality. Yeah. And otherwise there are just words on a piece of paper. And it's not easy. Implementation is not easy. Sales is easy. Implementation, not easy. And the risk associated with failure can be very, very high, especially from a financial perspective. You know, the endless project that you're sinking money into that doesn't deliver any ROI, just doesn't work. You can't do it. So yeah, I'm blown away by just today. Today's keynote, going through, knocking down those pins, just one after the other. Oh, SQL? Got it now, you know, for certain environments. Where before, yeah, we've got Oracle database support for this function. Now we have SQL also. It's just, you know, it's like this thousand by thousand grid check box. Check, check, check, check, check. And I can imagine all of those service providers just salivating. Because they're thinking, oh my gosh, practice. New practice that we need to spin up to be able to do this. Which points to a huge challenge. And that is, actual practitioners where the rubber meets the road, all of these things require smart people to be able to implement them. And the good news is, a lot of those smart people are on the program. This week here, you're going to be able to get to hear so much more about the innovations that AWS and its ecosystem of partners are doing. We have a full day again today, Dave, and again tomorrow, looking forward to hearing about the conversations that you have. I'm looking forward to interviewing guests and we look forward to having you continue to watch theCUBE, the global leader in live tech coverage.