The following is a presentation of TFNN. Trade what you see with Larry Pezzavento. Call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Now, Larry Pezzavento. Okay, folks, I'm going to go through some of the things that we sent out on the video last night. I'm doing this for two reasons. One is educational and two and also it's to show you what you can learn to do and we're going to be doing these types of trades on the 15th of November for our all day trading session. But here was the crude oil last night. There was the high from Friday on the 25th. We said look for 382 retracement that came in at 83.36. The high was 83.37. We're now trading substantially below that. Another one that was very, very interesting and was quite good was let's get the old Euro up here. Let's get this up here so we'll be able to see it and hold on one second folks. These darn things are so sensitive that there we go. There's the Euro. This is an hourly chart. There was our ABCD pattern right up here. Just really spot on if you moved it over a little bit to see the other low back in here. All we were doing was making a retracement here, but that was a really nice ABCD. You had several.  It took you right up to this high and then of course you can see we've dropped almost, we've dropped 100 handles. That's a big move to the downside. Where we're standing right now is we're sitting right at the 78% level. We just missed it by a couple of pips just a few minutes ago, but that's where you're going to be watching. There's the final ABCD pattern coming in here. But look at this. This is an hourly chart, but after the big bar up, you could wait and still get in. You still had a really good chance to get in without risking very much. That's what you're looking at on that particular one. The other one that we had that was pretty interesting, hold on one second, was the Dow Jones E-mini. Let's get this up here because we had a big move here. You'll see how high we got here, but let's go to the hourly chart because you're going to be able to see where we were going to put this over here, which really amazing folks. In fact, that's what this thing did. Look where we were way back in here in the middle of October, folks. What we did, and what we did, if you like those 382 patterns, there's your high, and there's where you came down and you went right up to your 382 and dropped 300 points. Then you came down and let's see where we stopped on the way down. If this is an uptrend, you know what it's going to do and what did it do? It stopped almost exactly at the 382 and now we're moving back strongly. That's another one that looks really interesting. Then finally, I want to show you one that we didn't have on the boards, but if you like ABCD and we certainly do, here's your gold chart.  If you were to measure just a simple ABCD pattern on this, you're going to see it takes you right up to a 15 and a half. The high was 17 and a half and it dropped $2,000. It didn't quite make it on the way back up. You'll see that it didn't quite make a 382 retracement. It missed it by about a half a dollar. That would have been a really nice one. That's just a half hour rally and you had to have your order setting there, but it didn't get there so there's no way you could do it. However, time is still up on this. If you go from your high down to your low, you still might be able to take a look at it right here because now you've got an hour in here to look at it and what do we got? We've got an ABCD pattern forming. As we're on the air here, we've got Jeff Hughes as our guest, but now we've got a really nice potential here and that's up $5. That's a $10 rally off of the bottom coming right at the 382, at $004, $2004, stop would be $2007. That's certainly an acceptable risk in my opinion if we get to that level. Now what we're going to do is we're going to put our little beeper in there just in case we get to that spot and then we're going to take a very, very close look at that. Now we also had one that didn't work. I have to show you the good ones and the bad ones. Let's get this up here so we can see here where we are. Just up here one second here. We'll move over here one second here. Get this out of the way here. Here's where we are right here. We were looking for the 382 on this big move right here to come in around 45, 345. And as you can see here, there's where we were early, 344 and we went through there like it didn't exist. Your stop was here. That was a quick $400 off of four points. You have $400 loss right here. We kept going higher and higher and higher, but that was one that didn't work. We would have been a seller right here for several different reasons, but you can see the 382 is the main one and it just didn't work. It just kept going out. So three of the four worked and that's what the game is all about. Sometimes they work, sometimes they don't. We don't know which ones are going to work and which ones aren't going to work. That's for absolute certainty. Okay, now let's move on here and double check something else because what I'm going to do now is I'm going to switch gears here. I've already showed you the chart of Apple, but I want to bring up the chart. There's a potential trade coming up, folks, and I'm bringing this to your attention because we're going to do it two different ways. This is the Canadian dollar, okay? This is the Canadian dollar. This is the futures. This is the December futures. This means the Canadian dollar is dropping for the US dollar. What that means, you can see here, we've got multiple confirmation here on this daily down here, another 40 pips lower. You can see those numbers we got in here. There's a buy point that I'm looking at right there. That's 07165. That's about 40 pips from where we are right now. That's double A, B, C, D confirmation. Now you say, well, how could you do that? Well, I'll tell you how I could do that. If I can do that, I can turn this thing upside down and do that because that's what it was doing upside down, folks. Just take a look at this. There's your A, B leg right here. There's your C, D leg right here. If I can turn this thing upside down, why can't I sell this? I'm going to put a stop in. I don't know what's going to happen next. These are just the same thing. These patterns, they're both A, B, C, D. One's A, B, C, D on the downside. The other's A, B, C, D on the upside. I don't know what's going to happen next. The good part about this, folks, is nobody else does either. So that's the real key that we're looking at. Now this is the December futures. Those of you that are new to trading, I highly recommend trading the futures on the Chicago Merc & Teal Exchange. 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Now you notice up the left-hand corner that means the left-hand, the first part is the long part. That's the long dollar short to Canadian. Okay, so they're expecting the dollar to gain against the Canadian. Now all we did here, I was drawing this in to show you the ABCD. Now we had a really nice setup as far as, on a shorter term basis, let's get this up here. So sure we can see it together. Okay, there's what we were looking at. From your low to your high, it was 11 days up. So all I did was to clone this to see what 11 days up would be. And I moved it over and that took us here on Thursday. Now here we are Friday, Monday, Tuesday, and the reason why you can't sell it there is because of these two big daddy rabbits up here. That's the number that we want to see it to go higher. We need it to go up on another 60 or 70 pips. If you remember, the Canadian dollar to the downside, U.S. dollar to the upside. This would complete this. One is the versus of the other. I do not know why the foreign exchange market for the Merck makes these the opposite of what's traded in foreign exchange because this is the real market. But they did this back in 72 long before I was at the Merck and Byron was there at that time. He was there 10 years before I was. He was just a little kid when he started. I think it was 21 when he worked for Lee Ong LaLamban and they made some of these like the N and the Canadian in the opposite directions because they wanted, believe it or not, they wanted the U.S. dollar to be the king. And so that's why supposedly they did that. I don't know the reason, but this is what we're waiting for. This is we're waiting for the number in the cash market is a 71 61 and I'm risking 60 points on that, which is $600. So and if it's right, it should have a pretty good move, but this is no different what we're looking at. Remember that beautiful ABCD we saw on the upside. There it is on the downside. Same type of thing. So we're waiting for that to line up. That's a trade that is due to happen to probably not today, but tomorrow with the Fed out there, the Fed could be enough to make the whole thing really, really move quite a bit. So we're going to be watching it. All right, now let's move on here for just one other thing. Someone's had a question here about the gold market. Hold on, gold's going down some more. So it's not going to be able to see gold just made a new low. So that means that 382 is just not going to happen. That's what's telling me that from that level here. So keep a close eye on that one right here. We're still we're still dropping. So what you do on that case is you want to you have, you know you have a higher 382 so you'll still want to watch it, but you don't know, you know when it's going to be as it makes a new low here. You see the low so makes a new low. You've got a new 382 coming in. And that's what you want to be watching here on this right here. There's a new low. Wherever this low is, watch for the 382 up. That's what you have to do. And it's a short-term indicator, but by golly it has some pretty good pretty good things to work with. Okay, now let's move over here to the S&P because we have a pretty good idea. We had a pretty strong market coming in here. Let's just get the hourly chart up because we want to see what's happening with this so far today. There was the action we had on Friday. Remember there was our solar eclipse down there. We had the first move up as you can see that was to this spot right here. Okay, that means the move down right there. You'll see I believe we went right to the 50% level. What we're looking at here is we're going to try to find out what the high should be today or tomorrow. There's your 50% retracement right here. Okay, so that's our first ABCD pattern coming in. You can see where it's going to go 42-22 and we're not far away. We're only 20 handles away. 20 handles is this distance right here. So that's not very much. So if we take the ABCD pattern right here, ABCD there we are right up there at 42-15. We've got another one coming in here. You can see that's going to take us up pretty much to the same level. 42-15 and we got another one coming in right here up at this level right here and we're going to bang by the boom somewhere between 42-05 and 42-15 to 42-22 we stood should start to roll over. However you have to pay close attention to this move right here folks and the reason why is look how many hours it took. You see the hours that it took. This only took two hours. This one took three hours. This one took ten hours. So ten hour move is a big move, right? Now let's check out of the thing. Yes Johnny, I'm going to cover the 382 in just a moment but there's where we are. The market goes up. We're just going to take this out and look at it. I can get rid of this and just a heartbeat. Hold on one second. Okay, here's what's really happened. Here is the ABCD of course and we think it's going to go there but there is your big move down. Now if this is a 382 and folks I have not checked it going to right now there's your low, there's your high yes Johnny, I see what you mean. Maybe you're on to something Johnny and that means we're going to get to 42.44 without too much trouble in this run and remember this was the low that we thought was going to happen with that solar eclipse come in there because on the daily chart there was a lot of stuff in there to tell us that that was the big daddy rabbit down in here there was your 1.618 number right there, 41.14 the low was 41.22 so that's pretty close. Now we're having a pretty good rally in here is what we're watching here so far today. I hope that helps. I want to take a quick look here at the old Bondolis and the reasoning before that is or because of that is we want to get up here to see what's going on here. There's the bonds now we got the same situation going into bonds we've got the Fed out there tomorrow right everybody knows they're going to do something and they'll probably do nothing that's what they've been doing for the last few months is just talk about it but this is a really nice setup folks for a five day rally there's October the 26th we got the bed coming in tomorrow and what do we have to look at this is what we this is what I'll do in the videos like for tonight I'll pick this ABCD because it's a very clear one to see and there it is right here we almost got there see we're almost up to the level right here now what the other thing you want to check now is to go to your hourly chart go quickly to the hourly to see where the 3A2 you can see the ABCD coming in here right now you want to check go back and see where the 3A2 will be and look what we have back here all we have to do now is to go down to here delete everything and then just take a look at it we've already made the 3A2 you see we've hit it and we've backed off quite a bit we've not quite made the 50% level but there's where we're going folks there's your ABCD pattern coming in here you can see it right here there's your X pattern right here there's your A leg okay there's your B leg there's your C leg your D leg is most probably going to be right here up about two handles at one 1185 now one other thing you need to do is to go back a little farther because 1185 could be something significant from farther back I mean way back here for that we need to go to a four hour so we can see a little more data and we'll move that over oh we already had that drawn in so we just draw that over like this and that would be right there there's the big 3A2 right here that's when the Fed acted the first time so that number comes in at a little bit higher here at 1245 so you got two places to look folks 1245 111 75 those are two numbers right there by the Bing by the boom this is where the chubby Italian boy 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red glare over there the market seems to want to rally so eventually it's going to catch up with now your first chart here you're saying that the advisor sentiment still is quite elevated is that correct yeah I'm in agreement with you with your point Larry I don't think there's a lot of fear in the market and you know the most influential cohorts out there is the advisor the person who's advising investors right people like me who are writing these letters or research reports from their clients and you know I participate in this survey I should say and you know there's hundreds and hundreds of people just like me that they're surveying and taking this data from and you know when you look at the bulls divided by the bulls plus the bears so you know as a percentage of the entire mix of potential opinions out there we're at about 67 percent bulls on that ratio that is quite elevated normally you don't get down to you don't find a bottom in the market until you're down below at least 60 percent and most of the time it's closer to 50 percent so I think that we still have quite a bit of bullish sentiment despite what you hear you know in the financial media and a lot of commentators out there talking about all the fear in the market it's not really showing up in the VIX too much either which turned down again and is now below 20 percent as we speak. Okay let's move on to our next slide and that is the structural down this doesn't look nearly as bullish as that investor sentiment thing so what are you looking at here I mean it looks like the value line in the Russell have already turned substantially lower. Yeah you know the Russell 2000 down 33 percent from high I mean we've lost a third in the market cap in that 2000 stock index now a lot of people don't think that the Russell 2000 matters much because you know Apple for example has a market cap that by itself is greater than the entirety of the Russell 2000 index get out of your company that make it up does it really believe but you know it's it's also quite possible that when Apple reports on Thursday that could change we'll find out right my my real issue here is that you know when we take a look at the pattern itself we can see that this is breaking down below key levels we've broken a trend line that has multiple touch points we've broken the 200 day moving average and the 200 week moving average and the 200 day is actually broken the 200 week so I think those are really critical levels that are widely observed by institutional investors and they are probably not too excited to own small cap stocks right now and so I think that is lending to continued selling pressure on the indexes with respect to the Russell on the left hand side once we take out those July October 2022 levels that would be new bear market low territory on the right hand side we're looking at the value line composite Larry this is 1700 stocks and it includes Apple and Microsoft and the rest of the magnificent seven but it equally waits them and if you take a look at the very broad market this market accounts for 90% of the revenues generated by publicly traded companies in the US this market is breaking down and it is only a percentage point or so away from its October 2022 lows a breach of that level would put the bear market back on back on the table I think for the vast majority of the stock market you know Jeff when they when I first moved to Chicago in 82 January of 82 because I knew the S&P was going to be trading in April of 82 it was going to be pretty big but the value line was huge I mean it was much bigger more popular than the S&P 500 the value line and also the there was a Kansas City index at one time that was that was really really popular but none of those S&P and the knife started trading and then eventually Dow Jones everybody forgot about the value line index that's absolutely too bad isn't it yeah well it is I mean it shows if they don't is that come out of Kansas City do you know so that's what it was it was a Kansas City value line it was a spread between the NASDAQ and the Kansas City value line that was really so big the value line and the NASDAQ was virtually nothing and that was that was the big spread go along and NASDAQ short the value line and you'd still be clipping coupons for the rest of your life let's move on to the next one here and see what we've got here this is the long-term trend model oh this is really it's definitely turned lower hasn't it it has see we look at the S&P equal weight index to determine the trend of the market and we're looking at this one's a slower baseline moving average to basically you know manage where we think trend is that's in red and then we use a faster signal line the green line to determine when there's a trend change and when green crosses below red that indicates the trend has turned negative on a long-term basis when it turns up above red then it has turned positive well we've had this you know up and down for the past couple of years and we've had this trend change and we've had this trend change as the market really hasn't been able to decide which way it wants to go but we've clearly turned down again here in October and it looks to us that this one this one means business it looks like we're going to carry further and if we take out those October 2022 lows much like the value line in the Russell I think it's all she wrote I think the way later here Jeff let me play the advocate here for a second you know because I when I watch the news I have it on mute I like to just to see what the headline is because I can't stand listening to these people either bulls or bears Republicans, Democrats make no difference to me but what would be a trigger mechanism would it be Iran coming into the war or what would what would straight possibly Taiwan something like that would be a good name of your company alpha insights huh might want to think about that anyway you do have a good handle on that do you have anything that you that you have as a possible black swan I think all those things are on the table as possible you know having a catalyst effect but the one that really stands out to me is long-term interest rates moving much much higher most people believe that the next big move in rates could take rates up to around 10% over the next decade and if that were to happen I think that's really what's going to change. I would concede that you know once we've hit this five five and a quarter area that I've been looking for for a while we should see a nice pullback in rates to around say four and a half or in a quarter just as a correction off of this big move from half a percent over 5% that's really what's going to change the mindset and open the trap door and it doesn't have to get to 10% I think a move you know significantly above five you know I'm kind of a breakout looking out over the next 12 months once we pull back that will be enough I think to really kind of get people to open their eyes this little lovely little area where I live here in Tucson we have 80 homes that are built back with Jeff huge alpha insight you won't have to listen to me anymore you can listen to Jeff some more we'll be right back eight seven seven nine two seven six six four eight. 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You talk about a financial crisis. This is our black swan that we're looking at here. But if that's an ABCD, you're looking down here at about 240, it looks like to me. At least, at least. Honestly, this model I created back around 15 years ago in 2008 during the great financial crisis. There was something that I was watching that kind of alerted me to a change. It seeks to identify periods of financial stress based upon the relationship between a basket of highly economically sensitive risk assets and a basket of key interest rate proxies. And the model history is pretty limited, like I say, but it did generate two pretty timely signals. One was in January 2008, which indicated, it was a bearish signal, an indicated sell. And the second signal was a bullish signal in May of 2009, which was basically the all clear. Now, the model also just confirmed the onset of the 2022 bear market in March of 2022, March 31. It's a month end signal. And what we've just witnessed today, because today's the 31st, and we'll get another confirmation on this at the close, that we just broke below what was kind of the intermediate term signal line, confirming that we've got a new heightened threat of financial crisis in the months immediately ahead. And the model is basically saying, sell. Now, what could that crisis be? I think part of it is what you described with mortgage rates being up about 8% right now. It's basically frozen real estate markets around the country, not just residential, but commercial as well. And we're starting to see even big trophy office properties.  That's occurred in San Francisco, LA, New York, and Chicago.  And we've got about a half a trillion dollars worth of commercial real estate mortgages that need to be refinanced over the next 12 months. And most of those will basically default because they're taking about a 20 to 30% haircut on the value of the collateral. And they're also getting a lower leverage ratio. They're not getting an 80% leverage ratio. They're getting a 60% leverage ratio.  Plus, these towers are empty. And it's not just office towers. It's retail. There's a lot of different areas. Healthcare REITs are having problems now. Multifamily are beginning to show stress. The only thing that seems to be working is storage and industrial.  And people have to put their stuff somewhere. So they're putting it in storage when they get vacated from their offices. And so I think this is a big, big potential problem. And it indicates to me that we're going to have a liquidity crisis. And once we do have that liquidity crisis, I think there will be literally no bid for financial assets of any kind. And that's the trap door sort of issue. And I think it's driven by interest rates and, you know, the collateral and real estate market. And so, you know, it could be as simple as a recession, Larry. Everybody's now betting that we're going to get a soft landing. And I think we're going to get a hard landing. And I think it's going to be a deep prolonged recession. And I think investors should prepare for that. All righty. Let's take a look at the next one, which is the cycle stuff that we like to see. And it looks like you're looking for a low towards about Thanksgiving. Is that correct? Yeah. Just after Thanksgiving, we get, you know, two more Montgomery cycle turn dates here. And, you know, the cyclical forces, if we look at the cycle composite, which is the one year seasonal, the four year presidential, the 10 year decennial cycle, those all bottom in late November of this year. And then we've got a Montgomery cycle turn date that occurred on Saturday with the lunar eclipse. And that marked the low of this wave down, in my opinion. And so we should see a rally that could carry as high as say the 200 day moving average. You know, I've got some levels that I put out there about 40 to 40 to 43 25 is kind of the range. But I think it's going to be on the low end of that because this is going to be a fourth wave, which tends to be more of a lateral consolidation. And I think it could carry into the November 13 Montgomery cycle turn date. And then we should see the final plunge to the downside. And I think that could carry the index all the way back down to the March lows around 3,800 on the S&P. And that should occur on or about November 27 to end what we've identified as intermediate wave one down. Wave two will be a countertrend advance that could carry all the way back up to say 40 to 43 hundred. And that would be your year end rally, right? And that may carry into say the early weeks of 2024. But we think wave two again will will end and that'll be followed by intermediate wave three, which will be a third of a third wave decline. That'll be a third wave at intermediate degree of trend and primary degree of trend simultaneously. And it could be the washout event. We're expecting that the first quarter of 2024. Wow. It's really good dates. We're going to be watching that. Let's move on and take a look at your newsletter. Tell the folks this has been all roads lead to Rome. Boy, that's a great place over in Italy. There we go. A lot of positive feedback on that one. That's last month's newsletter. The next publication will come out on this coming Saturday, November 4.  But for those who want more, you can actually become a paid subscriber for $12.50 a month. And you get access to all of our market forecasts on the stock market, the bond market, all of our positioning ideas, stock ideas, and lots more. We send out a weekly publication as well to our paid subscribers to give them kind of an interweek update on what our market thoughts are. And, you know, we get a lot of positive feedback. 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If you remember, we did the hourly chart on that. That was the 3-8-2 of the move from the downside. Let's get rid of this so you'll be able to see it and hold it from that low up to the high. We went right to the exact 3-8-2 spot on. That means we've got an ABCD pattern here that we must pay very close attention to, and that takes us up to the Big Daddy Rabbit 42-44, but there should be some resistance here at 42-25, folks. The reasoning is you've got two numbers here. Let me move this over, get it a little bit here so we can see it. You have two numbers here. You have a 61% retracement right there. You also have a 1.618 expansion on that too, so that's why I've marked that off so that we could look at it together. But I think this is where we are going to go 42-43, if not today, probably tomorrow, but we've got two hours to go so we could easily make that. We're very close to making this small wealth. I think we've just made it just now. 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So it's been three years since I started my software engineering journey, three different jobs in three years and not with the same company. I had different titles ranging from full stack developer to now being an associate UI software engineer. I also posted my most successful video ever a day in the life of a software engineer. Yesterday, three years ago and yesterday I also celebrated my one year anniversary being married to my incredible wife. So July is a great month. On top of that July 18th is just an incredible date where things are really coming full circle. Like what are the odds that I get married on the same day that I release a video that was really life changing for me on YouTube. What's up everybody? Jossi here and in today's video I'm going to be talking about the lessons I learned my first 1000 let me check real quick. 1095 days, three years as a software engineer. If you could do me a favor and give this video a thumbs up, I will greatly appreciate that because it helps out the algorithm and YouTube will push content out to more people. I think this video can be really helpful to really anyone in their early or mid 20s in the tech industry. Also subscribe to the channel for more content like this and to become a part of this amazing community. I remember I was this scrawny kid trying to figure out what I wanted to do with my life in college and honestly I really didn't know exactly what I wanted to do. I didn't know I wanted to do something within engineering and I didn't know what major specifically so when I applied to different like universities what I did was I actually like applied with different majors for each university because I thought that would increase my chances in getting in. Little did I know. So I decided to pick CS as a major. It was really like throwing spaghetti at the wall. I always use that expression. I really don't know if that actually applies to the situation. I chose computer science and I stuck with it. It was really hard. I almost quit after freshman year of college. For those of you who've been following my channel since college you would know about the story where I was failing my intro to computer science course. I felt really embarrassed. I was going to switch to industrial systems engineering and then my internship made me change my mind because I realized that industry was a lot different than you know a computer science like degree. It's honestly a huge difference. Outside of being embarrassed freshman year I didn't learn how to kayak. Otherwise I probably would have been downtown in San Francisco selling mixtapes. The first lesson I learned as a software engineer is that you can share your code. Collaboration is really important when it comes to software engineering and by collaboration I mean you know being open and honest about where you are with a task you're working on along with whenever you feel stuck. There's this 15 minute rule I learned about in my first software engineering job where basically after 15 minutes if you're stuck ask for help. Don't get me wrong I learned a lot of things going down a rabbit hole for like two hours. You can learn a lot of things and you can still grow as a developer by you know being stuck and banging your head against your desk for hours until you figure it out. However there have been a lot of times where if I would have simply asked for help I would have saved myself the headache. It's cool if you need help. Everybody needs help. Brian needed help. Jordan needed help. Even if I did figure something out I would quickly realize that there was a much more effective way of completing a feature in my code reviews. The other reason why collaboration is so important is to ensure that what you're developing reflects the final business and technical requirements that either your product owner maybe your manager or a more senior developer wrote. Ultimately being on a software engineering team is all about collaboration and it's not about who can do the most work alone without communicating with their team members. This isn't tennis this isn't track think of it as like basketball or football where everyone has a job and when we do our job the right way in a collaborative effort we can build really cool tech. The second lesson is to make sure that you communicate with your manager a clear career path that suits your passions and interests. When you have an understanding of what you're passionate about that can reduce burnout. Reason being is because when you're just going through the motions and programming every day that can get mentally exhausting especially if you're not passionate about what you're building or the tech stack you're in. The tech stack is really important like back-end devs and front-end devs are very different. A lot of times are very different people. Full stack kind of are like a mixture of both obviously because you're working in back-end and front-end so you're probably passionate about both. According to newsstack.io 68% of developers are feeling more burnt out than they did previously working in office. The last thing you want to do as a developer is to just go through the motions. Your skill sets can grow stale you'll begin to become unhappy with your work and feeling stuck is one of the worst feelings even if you're in a role you don't like communicating with your manager so you can start taking on projects that allow you to gain experience. Final lesson is to not forget where you came from especially if you had zero programming experience and now are a senior engineer or you landed that job that you always wanted to pursue that's just the beginning because when you start that job you may start to feel imposter syndrome a lack of confidence or you simply might ask yourself how on earth am I here. Since programming is a skill set we often can find ourselves comparing ourselves to our peers because maybe we're not completing as many stories or we don't sound as smart or we may not feel like we're as passionate because we don't work on side projects during our spare time outside of work. I definitely get a little bit of anxiety sometimes when it's my turn to technically communicate what I've been working on in front of my team or a department and the reason being is because I find myself trying to impress people with my technical aptitude because obviously when it comes to programming being smart is a vital part of the role. I didn't grow up programming and being into computers I honestly just like playing sports like every other kid and hanging out with friends. One thing I've noticed is that I don't relate to a lot of developers not only from a racial standpoint from a hobbies and common interest standpoint I really don't fit the description of a developer robot. However I have noticed an increase in diversity within the tech industry because I see more self-taught developers and people coming from boot camps which is an incredible thing because you want to make sure that the people who are building products and services reflect the consumers who are using those products and services. That concludes this video I hope you all enjoyed. Give this video a thumbs up I would greatly appreciate that. Comment down below some lessons you've learned on your journey into tech whether you're a computer science major high school student someone who isn't in the tech industry who's trying to learn how to code or someone who's been in an industry for a long time. I'm really curious to see some of your perspectives and experiences. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel make sure you hit that notification bell so you can know so you can know right away when I release a video and as always have a blessed rest of your week. I'll see you all soon. Peace!


We get to Osmo-com and LTE, which is sort of a bit of a sad story, but So why don't we have anything LTE related at this point? Well, most of what we do in the seller network infrastructure side is done by people who get paid for what they do and That means the focus of the work is mostly determined by where customers are putting the focus and There's basically a lot of customers that still are interested in 2G related stuff and Not so many interested in LTE related topics So that's why at least that's is more calm we haven't been seeing lots of LTE requirements, so we don't have anything native related to LTE and Osmo-com We do have some LTE related bits that were introduced over time one of it is we have support for Thanks to Max. We have support for SI-2 quarter support broadcasting, which is basically the system information message in which Eutran that's evolved Universal Terrestrial radio access network So LTE basically neighbor cells over GSM The encoding is how can I say quite interesting Definitely among the most complex things you need to encode in a 2G network, I would say So That we can do and we have this SGS interface that yesterday Philip already spoke about so I won't be covering that but these are sort of the only two parts that we have So but irrespective of whether it's Osmo-com or not What do we actually have to do if we want to run a combined 2G and 4G and of course The same applies more or less to a 3G and 4G network, but 3G is not so interesting to many people. So Basically, there's three different things that we need to do if we want to run a combined 2G and 4G network and that's Basically, the first part is we need a shared subscriber database Which is well relevant for multiple topics, but the most pressing need is in order to get authentication from there We have also the advertisement of the respective neighbor cells of the opposite or the Complementary technology and we have to have a shared packet switch tunnel endpoint So that when we move from one technology to the other We can keep our PDN or PDP context and we keep our IP address and packets continue to flow So Optionally, there's some steps like the SGS interface that Philip has covered yesterday There's also optionally of course the what's called interact PS handover. So that's packet switched handover without any loss of connectivity and Also, there's something called SRVCC, which seems to be the Not a grand unified theory, but it's sort of the ultimate Stage the highest stage of consciousness or complexity for several networks if you ever looked at that that's really Mind-boggling. So the shared subscriber database Yeah, as I said, we mainly required for authentication And if we want to have a really poor man's approach Actually, it's not necessary to have a shared database because you can just put the same key information in the HSS and in the HLR Of course, the sequence numbers will not be synchronized So you will do a resync on every authentication, but the phones will still be able to attach It's of course not sufficient. So the proper solution is to have a single HLR or HSS Which both has G sub which we need for the Osmo-com 2G and 3G stack and diameter which is needed for LTE or in absence of that a diameter to G sub translator which basically would make the LTE side use Osmo-HLR or G sub to diameter translator, which would make the Osmo-com stack use an external HSS So these are the three solutions for that And I think I'll talk a bit more about what I think is realistic or what I would want to Work on there. Now, that's sort of the shared subscriber database part. The next part is the advertisement of Naver cells Where the GSM side must advertise the LTE neighbors and the LTE side must advertise the GSM neighbors So for SI 2 quarter, it's in the code for years and Osmo BTS and if you look at the Output of let's say a Thames phone, which is a phone that has a monitoring software proprietary which gives you decoded RIC and other messages. It actually looks nice But still in practice somehow it doesn't always work for everyone and We need to figure out what exactly is the problem there so we have Reports from users where they say, oh, yes, my phone shows all the LTE neighbors But somehow it never selects an LTE cell So there's still something about the cell reselection parameters or some bits somewhere that maybe Even though it sees the neighbors, it's not switching over and I don't think that is something That relates to the LTE side because right now the phone is camping on 2g and somehow it's not it's sticky And it doesn't doesn't want to move over So we need to do some more testing there on the LTE side it must advertise the GSM neighbors and that's unfortunately very vendor proprietary because there's nothing like OML for for the S1 interface so every LTE not be has some other vendor proprietary mechanism by which you can configure the contents of the system information blocks which Includes the neighbor cell broadcasts or typically have some kind of MIB Or some XML interface or what where you can insert the GSM Arfkins on which Or which the LTE cell should advertise as neighbors So both of these Generally work. So we don't really need to do much there and the third part is This shared packet switch tunnel endpoint Which basically means that you have the same APN and the same IP range in the same pool and so on whether you establish a PDP context over a GPS or whether you do a PDN context on the LTE side And the proper solution. Well, there's even two solution topics here on this slide so it's very Anyway, so We need a combined a packet gateway a P PDN GW or PGW and GGSN functionality and if you look at what's out there in terms of free software There's the ERGW the Erlang gateway, which is an Erlang implementation that actually supposedly covers both GGSN and PGW functionality Untested in a sense that not I'm sure somebody has tested it But as in we do not in Osmo-com have experience in testing that functionality And it's rather complex and for sure nothing that you would for example run on a small embedded device And Osmo GGSN on the other hand only has GGSN functionality and doesn't speak a GTP version 2c Which is the control protocol that's used in in LTE We only have GTP version 1c And next if you see is packet gateway on the other hand has only GTP version 2c support and no GTP 1c support. So it doesn't do GGSN solution. So Doesn't do GGSN functionality So we can either play with Erlang ERGW and see if we can make that work or we can For example adopt the next EPC Code generation because what they actually do in next EPC is I'll talk a bit more about this later. They generate the GTP to See encoder and decoder routines from parsing the spec even though it's not written in ASN1 and By modifying the code generator we could at least generate all the message encoding and decoding in an Osmo-com style way and use that in Osmo GGSN and Yeah, so that Might be one way to to add GTP to C to Osmo GGSN to add this functionality Well, SGS interface As we know we already implemented Mostly needs interop testing with other entities and we already found some unnamed Larger brand vendors who were unable to read the spec which very clearly states how the host names are to be encoded And they just send a string Yeah, so that does some interop testing and work around for bugs in other stacks But otherwise that's done and then the point is yeah Interrat packet switched handover and that's where it gets interesting if you remember yesterday's circuit switched Inter MSE handover presentation Packet switched is Slightly easier because you don't have to forward voice calls over SIP in parallel to other things But still it's rather convoluted and it adds lots of interfaces to the SGSN Which we don't have at this point So if you look at the diagram of a combined 2G and 4G network Then there's two additional interfaces called the S3 interface between the MME and the SGSN And an S4 interface between the SGW and the SGSN And you need those interfaces in order to do it. I don't need I don't to be honest I don't need I don't know the exact details. There is some Resources on on the network, but basically since both of these are GDPP2C based and we don't have any GDPP to V2C at all yet It's rather a long way if we want to support that I mean we don't do packet switched handover between 2G and 3G yet neither circuit switched handover But that is irrelevant in this context So I think that's quite quite a bit of a row to go there if we want to go there Because this also ties into how Cell changes are done In GPS so not sure if you to be yeah, I don't have a yeah enough time so I can talk about this The traditional way So if you start with classic circuit switch GSM the way the cell change or cell reselection works as long as you in idle mode As long as you don't have a dedicated channel the phone autonomously selects the cell and camps on it as soon as you have a dedicated channel open it's the BSC that's in control of switching cells So the phone reports all the measurements and the BSC computes what might be a good cell and then performs the handover there In GPRS the classic way. I mean you don't have a dedicated channel So you don't really have that distinction in GPRS basically the the fundamental Basic level of functionality is the the phone always chooses autonomously the new cell And even if you have TBFs active The phone will still be in charge of doing neighbor cell measurements and then switching to a new cell at its own Completely without any interaction with the network So it will basically pop up on a new cell and it will start to send LC frames And then the SGSN needs to recognize that and and move over and if there's a rooting area code change or Routing area identifier change and it has to do a rooting area update in practice That doesn't apparently doesn't perform so well if you are basically using a lot of time slots and Have a very high TBF usage because the phone then doesn't have a lot of time to do all the neighbor cell measurements and to and so on and so on and that's why apparently later in the specs they added Network assisted cell change it's called NACC and with NACC basically the PCU or let's say the network side can request the GPRS attached phone to perform measurements and to report the measurements back to the network similar to how it works on the BSC and in dedicated channel and then the network can basically either make Suggestions or actually instruct the phone to to switch to certain other channels as it roams around and We don't have any of that. So we always have only the basic functionality to make the phone autonomously change and The interact handover requires I think Or at least as far as how I understand it requires some of those bits. So that's basically Gaps in between what we have even on 2g and what's required to really do interact handover properly Yeah, so I don't think this will happen really soon unless somebody puts a lot of effort into it So the the logical steps to summarize to to improve our LTE interworking is Well the first Step how we can play with this is to have the split HLR HSS and split GGS and PGW That's actually if you put up. Let's I mean what does this mean? It means you put your osmo-com network next to let's say an SRS E-Node B plus next EPC network and you just put the Imzi's and keys in the HSS there and in the Osmo HLR on the other side and you advertise the neighbor cells And you use the same MCC MNC and that's basically the that level of integration and you can do that I played a bit with it. It's not great, but that's sort of the first step that you can do today And then the second step for me would be to have this G sub to diameter translator Preferably in the way actually a diameter to G sub translator and Then the beyond that that the share GGS and as a follow-up step. So This translator Yeah ties sort of in the next talk, I don't really like the HSF of next EPC so much So I think I would rather have a translator and that At the minimum you need exactly for the diameter messages that you need to implement So we need to implement exactly for messages that we translate to the respective counterpart on the G sub side and that's it so it's a rather simple piece of software that I hope we can hack up in a limited amount of time and Then you can basically you don't have an HSS on the on the LTE side But you just use Osmo HRR for that Yeah Okay, that brings me to the end of that talk Finishing ahead of schedule. Does anyone have questions comments feedback? Yeah So the G sub was initially born as a replacement for map because map is super complex and obnoxious Diameter seems to be much easier. So why don't we just speak diameter natively between HLA Jujusen and so on Because there are no Maintained diameter implementations outside of Erlang in free software That I'm aware of at least let's say there might be something in the Java universe. I'm not aware of but There's I'll talk about in the next presentation how next EPC does it and yeah, it's it's not so nice So actually for the for for a very initial G sub to diameter translator I mean the easiest way would be to use TTC and 3 of course That's just for lab use because we have both diameter I mean Ericsson has released the diameter code for TTC in 3 and we have G sub in there So in terms of code effort, no, I mean, I'm just saying you know for a lab But for a more realistic approach, I would actually do it in Erlang because of the the Erlang diameter stack Which is also yeah, it's not really nice to then have the dependency there But yeah, I mean just to make it work quickly one can always do something else different in the future Maybe finally we can some some day starts picking diameter. I mean the idea of marks I really like it like instead of making our own protocol. We can just use diameter in 2g to like interact with Yeah, but I mean so you have to change all the existing code for gaining exactly the functionality that we already have today I mean, oh, I pushed some button. Is it still working Kevin? Yeah, okay They were for second clicking sound while touching the mic. So anyway In I mean We are working on projects that have a scope That's incredibly large and the scope that's growing all the time with all the new developments that are happening So I think we have to be very strategic as to where we spend resources and and we're not and anything that already works sufficiently well Without any fundamental problems. I would not in you know, spend effort on it So if G sub works and it has worked between HRR, MSC, SGS and Keep it that way and then you translate if you want to interoperate with other devices now ripping it out and replacing it with diameter just because it's More elegant or whatever. Yes, it can be done, but I would rather Suggest that people spend their effort on implementing something that doesn't exist yet Rather than re-implementing something that already exists. But of course everybody can spend their time like they want I'm just saying There's so many things and I mean diameter is also not the end of the universe, right? You know in in 5g there is no diameter anymore So diameter actually has has a lower shelf life than map ever had right, so I'm not saying it's bad or anything. I'm just saying it's it's already been phased out again with the next generation of Cornetwork protocols What's in 5g? Maybe we can start with that already it's restful webs No rest restful web services specified in open API over HTTP 2.0. Yes yes And if you look at it, it's doing exactly what diameter did before which and diameter does exactly what mapped it before So there's no technical reason whatsoever other than you have to reinvent the wheel all over again and pay You know thousands of developers to do something and and you have new patterns or whatnot, but I mean there's no technical reason whatsoever Well in any case I'm just saying yeah any other questions comments So regarding this Translator translator. Do you see it's a separate application and You said that you plan to use Erlang implementation of diameter So for G sub do you plan to implement it in Erlang or yeah? Yeah, I mean it's not so much It's not so complex we have implementation of G sub in Erlang, but I will discuss maybe we can just open source this part It can be reused because yeah, that will be great. That would be great. I'll discuss with Alex. Yeah Yeah Yeah, yeah, that would be useful and definitely help that along because it's Even it's just the encoding decoding part right I mean all the logic is Can be outside, but just the encoding decoding functions Yeah More questions comments or Do we close that who who here has played with LTE in this room so far Okay, at least half or so. Okay. Yeah, should have raised my hand, but yeah Okay Yeah, then thanks and


I think Australia is very fortunate to have First Nation performing arts, First Nation films, First Nation visual art. The biggest commodity out of Australia in sense of creativity about the identity of the country is First Nations culture. Stephen Page, Artistic Director of Vangara Dance Theatre. I'm a Mananjali new knuckle man from Queensland. Brisbane is where I grew up. My father is part of the Ugenby Nation and my mother's a saltwater woman from New Knuckle Country. We've always been surrounded by stories. It was always music, you know, popular cultural music. My mother was into musicals and so there was always that versus the sort of going on country and hearing stories. So I suppose I've always had a bit of a foot in each world really. We had the opportunity to represent this country overseas. That seed of performing internationally, taking our stories, caretaking our stories and taking it overseas has been a huge part of our programming for most of the last of the 28 years. Southeast Asia was quite a strong relationship for us. Our traditional base connections and families were the Yungal people of northeast Arnhem Land. So a lot of the families there, Marika, Yuna, Pingu, Manayans, they had a close relationship with Bangara because I suppose they entrusted us as a contemporary clan to carry their stories around nationally. So when we heard stories about the Yungal people and stories from thousands of years ago, mythological stories and then also stories before first contact and that before first contact, Indonesia was such a strong trade between northeast Arnhem Land and Indonesia. So they had to go back to Indonesia and almost reflect some of those stories from the past. And out of that we end up performing outside in an outdoor performance, laid a tarcat floor down. We shared workshops that week and then we were able to show them a celebration of traditional and contemporary dance. But in Europe people go into creative caves and watch storytelling and watch performances. So when we were there we were playing 1500 seat, 2000 seat venues, theaters and they were sold out. And what was interesting, audiences demographically, there would be like a 5 year old to an 80 year old person that would be waiting backstage and I think it was first on the dance that felt like rock stars. And that's why our relationship with the Australian government is a serious commitment. It's about a 40,000 year commitment.


So I stumbled across this case study QB clip on my Twitter timeline that I wanted to show you it cut my attention because it made Me very very angry irrationally so perhaps but it features shantel brown senator Nina Turner's opponent Just straight up lying about Nina Turner casually So just telling a gigantic lie about senator Nina Turner and to make matters worse the MSNBC anchor Disrespectfully referred to senator Nina Turner as Tina Turner. Now. I get it. Maybe she misspoke it happens from time to time But do you not know who Nina Turner is? This is a national American progressive political figure and you're calling her Tina Turner again Maybe she just misspoke, but I feel like this entire clip was just so Disrespectful to Nina Turner and it made me mad especially the lies that shantel brown told so let's go ahead and watch and see if you Didn't point out the lie here. Let me talk to you a little bit about your upcoming primary challenge You got a rematch with Bernie Sanders as ally Tina turn Nina Turner, I should say take a listen to her on with my colleague Jonathan Capehart, excuse me for saying Tina Turner. It isn't Nina Turner. Take a listen It's a new district it is new people and it is absolutely a new time It is my sincere hope that the issues are pushed forward and that that dark money That really does not care about the destiny of the people in greater Cleveland that they do not come in and try to Delute and also pollute the election process this time So two things there we heard First and foremost is the interference of dark money here Do you agree with her of the involvement in dark money in the process and also are you confident that you can defeat her once again? Let me say this dark money did play a role and let me also point out that that dark money was on the other side of this race I was out raised three to one and people seem to forget there were 11 other Candidates in this race and while it came down to me and her I won by not a plurality, but the majority So let's be clear the lines have not been drawn. So we don't know what the district will look like However, I was able to make it to the halls of Congress and deliver on the promises that I campaign on Which was delivering jobs to the people here in Northeast, Ohio by voting on the largest and most Historic bipartisan infrastructure bill we in Northeast, Ohio We'll have we'll receive millions and billions of dollars in fact $1.8 billion to be exact to deal with roads $96 million to deal with bridges hundreds of hundred million dollars to deal with the lead pipe situation So I've been doing the work and I'm as a consistent nine-year legislator who has lived here my entire life If the lines are redrawn where it should be Inclusive of all of Cuyahoga County I'm confident that I have the best advantage to retain this seat and I hope the people of the 11th Congressional Congressional District will trust me to continue doing the work that I promise to do Okay, before we get to her lie about dark money I just got to address what she said here about all the things that she's accomplished She said I was able to make it to the halls of Congress and deliver on the promises that I campaigned on What did she do specifically? She simply voted yes on the bipartisan infrastructure deal Congratulations, you did it you did it, you know, you weren't there for negotiations You showed up and you just voted yes, but I guess you can brag about that But I wouldn't personally brag about that had I just been elected to Congress because I would have voted no on the bipartisan Infrastructure deal because in voting before that piece of legislation before the Senate votes on build back better You give away your leverage and you essentially got half of the infrastructure proposal the human infrastructure part So I don't actually think that's as big of a win for you as you think it is But nonetheless, I mean what else does she have she just got there? So of course she's gonna brag about that, but let's get to her claim about Nina Turner So Nina Turner rightfully pointed out that dark money played a role in the last election Yes, it is the case that Nina Turner did outray Chantel round three to one But she didn't do that by begging and pleading with corporate America to give her money She did that by canvassing by organizing by actually getting people from around the country to send in small Individual donations, but what does Chantel Brown do? She hits Nina Turner with a no you which isn't an argument Nina Turner did not take dark money now Perhaps she's referring to organizations that may or may not have contributed to Nina Turner like the Sunrise Movement This is what Elizabeth Warren said back in 2020 about Bernie Sanders She claimed that Bernie Sanders had super PACs, but the organizations she was referring to Sunrise Movement, which is a bit disingenuous So I don't know what Chantel Brown is talking about here But to kind of obfuscate from the fact that she has taken lots of money From super PACs and in dark money. She just hits Nina Turner with a no you That's not an argument specifically cite a single Dark money contribution that Nina Turner took if so we can look into it Maybe there's an organization, you know a particular progressive organization that we don't have all the details About that perhaps Nina Turner took money from okay, let's talk about this But she doesn't do that. You want to know why because she's lying she's lying through her teeth and Dark money isn't the only problem with Chantel Brown Dark money is bad because you can't trace it But even when there are instances where we know who donated to you those donations can be bad For example Chantel Brown took lots and lots of money from Republicans and that's not hyperbole She literally did this as the intercept reports in race against Nina Turner GOP donors fund Chantel Brown Now we're not gonna read the article here But as you can see by casually scrolling through the article she took a lot of money from GOP donors This includes the former chair of the Cuyahoga County Republican Party Leonard Feinstein who contributed to the National Republicans senatorial campaign David Heller Contributed to Republicans in Ohio and Texas Neil Kadisha who contributed to Trump's re-election campaign in 2020 and the list goes on so the question is why is Chantel Brown taking money from Donors who are also contributing to this extremist right-wing party if Chantel Brown had any principles She would reject that money. She'd see okay. Well, you know what Neil Kadisha you donated to Trump's campaign I do not support Donald Trump. I'm gonna reject this contribution. Here's your money back, but she didn't do that She took all of that money. Why? Because she has no principles. She doesn't care who gives her money if somebody gives her money It doesn't matter if it says in himself. She's gonna accept that why because she is unethical She has no principles or moral values whatsoever when it comes to politics now That's not the only thing that she did so also reported in the intercept Chantel Brown practically begged super PACs for money Oh, and let's not forget about the very serious ethics probe that she's also facing I mean, this is an individual who's so craven. She will do anything to get elected and that also includes lying So to kind of deflect from her own Corruption and just morally bankrupt contributions from Republicans. What does she say in response to Nina Turner? Who's calling this out? No, you you're taking dark money. Not me It's just it's so it's so shameless. It's it's raising So I don't know how this race is going to turn out I am absolutely unquestionably rooting for Nina Turner But already like a week or two within the race Chantel Brown is already spreading lies about Nina Turner. It's just truly Gross, but I think that this is kind of something that we all expected given what we know About Chantel Brown. She lacks moral character and she has no principles She will take money from anyone anyone doesn't matter Donald Trump himself can send a $5,000 contribution to one of her super PACs And she would graciously accept that why because she doesn't care she cares about her career She has no concern whatsoever about her constituents or the American people. She's just going along to get along She doesn't care and that's embarrassing.