I hope I haven't kept you waiting. Yes, this is the crime club. I'm the librarian. Fear came first. Yes, we have that crime club story for you. Come right over. Take the easy chair by the window. Comfortable? The book is on this shelf. Here it is. Fear came first by Vera Kelser, the very intriguing story of a house that was divided by fear until united by death. Let's look at it under the reading lamp. Madrona Place was the real estate empire that grandfather Wales had built and died building. A square mile of rolling fields and woodland and lakes. And yes, a huge grey house. The manor house. The gloomy headquarters of death. It was at this house that Thor Sattlund arrived one blustering evening in March. And as he waited in the icy wind, he thought of the warm reception he knew he'd get. The door opened. Yes? Oh, what do you want? Oh, I'm sorry, I thought I was expecting... Speak up, will you. I'm freezing. I'm Thor Sattlund. Well, I'm still freezing. Holder Swinson's grandson. You see, I was expecting her to open the door and I... Well, you'd better come in. Yes, thank you. Well, quickly if you don't mind. That's better. How you Vikings can stand the cold. Now, let's take a good look at you. Oh, couldn't you tell me about my grandmother first? Pulp Crotude with my son. About my grandmother, Miss... Wales, honey. First cousin to Flair. But you can call me. Who's that, Arlene? A man, Bueller. And he belongs. Holder's grandson. What? Yes. Wouldn't you like to meet him? Thank you. I have other things to do. Isn't she charming, Thor? My aunt, by marriage. An outsider who married a son of the late grandfather Wales. Late? Oh, didn't you know? The lord of the nana was tucked away in his beloved real estate six weeks ago. That nice old man dead. Terrible, isn't it? And it was only 87. I am going to look for my grandmother. Don't lose your win doing it. What? She's dead, too. No. Three days ago. We buried her this morning. But she only last week. Where's Flair Wales? You can take my word for it. I want Flair. All right. She's upstairs in her room. Do you know anything about this place? Yes, yes. Then you ought to know where the living room is. Wait there. I'll tell her you dropped in like the handsome plague. Thor, you know what we thought of Halder. Grandfather Wales and I. She was more than a housekeeper to us. She was the mainstay of this house. Yes, I know that, Flair. Everything revolved around her. I had no mother or father except for Halder. And then. Please. I'm sorry. I've been trying so hard not to go to pieces. Would you rather not talk about it now? You've got a right to know how Halder died. And why she died. Why? Yes. It's very important. It might explain many things. After grandfather Wales passed away, they came. You met Eileen. And Bueller. Well, there's another one, Ruby Devers. Halder resented them. They treated her like a servant. And she wanted me to send them packing. Yes. But I couldn't. They're relatives. And every single one of them seems to think that she's got acclaimed to this property. Halder wouldn't understand my position. She became sullen. And then four days ago, she disappeared. Well, good grief. Wasn't that the day the big blizzard began? Saturday morning. I was reading about in Chicago when I go on for. I thought she'd gone to her cottage at Cranford, the one my grandfather built for her birthday years ago. I drove there. But don't tell me she got lost in that storm. I don't know what happened, Thor. But she never reached Cranford. Oh, my lord. Late Sunday afternoon, some men taking the shortcut through the woods found her. That poor old woman. What did the doctor say it was? Well, the coroner told Sheriff LaRue that it was a heart attack. But there was a pretty bad bruise on her forehead. Bruise? She must have fallen against a tree. Oh, I wanted her to be patient. To wait until I could find out what those women really expected me to give them. If they had any rights to any part of the drone of play. Blur. Was my grandmother afraid of these women? Afraid. It's just an idea. Would you know? I'd say that she wasn't. Or she didn't seem to be. Well, how about you? Are you afraid of them? I don't know. There's nothing they can take away from me. This property is mine. Grandfather Will's left it to me in his will. But. Yes? In the event of my death, it goes to them in equal shares. Then you are afraid. All right. Are you going? Yes, I left my luggage at the bus stop in Licton. Then you're coming back. Well, I don't have to see Chicago again for a week. Good. I'll drive you to Licton. No, I want to take that shortcut through the woods. Now? In the dark? Don't worry. I'm not going to have any heart attack. Just leave the front door unlocked. I might be a little late. Now look, Sheriff LaRue, I don't like to say the corner made a mistake. But you're saying it, Mr. Shatterland. Maybe my grandmother did have a heart attack. It's possible. She was 73. But that bruise on her forehead. What are you trying to do? Make out a case of murder? Well, I'm just wondering about it, that's all. You've got any reasons for wondering? Yes. She gave 50 years of her life to Matrone, a place. She was nurse and housekeeper to the old man. She kept him alive. You don't have to tell me, Mr. Shatterland. He was even too sick to walk.  Yeah, a couple of months after the girl was born.  She wouldn't have left her. But she did. I don't believe it. That ain't evidence, Mr. Shatterland. Well, and maybe this is. Huh? What's that? A letter I received from my grandmother two weeks ago. Yeah, read it. OK. Things is very bad here at Matrone, a place. I do not think I know what to do. You come and I will tell you what I see and what I know. Come right away. It is, what's this word? Dangerous. Yeah. Did you answer this letter? A week ago. Huh? And Hilda Swenson must have had your letter before she died. And she was expecting me today. Who knows about this letter? Just you and me, I think. He didn't show it to the ladies at Matrone a place? Not yet. Well, don't. And say nothing about it. All right. Tomorrow morning, I'm going to pay them ladies a visit. Maybe I'll find out which one of them knows more than the book says she ought to. I'm going upstairs to bed, Bueller. Good night, Eileen. But, Fleur, aren't you going to wait up for our handsome viking? The housekeeper's grandson. An ex-housekeeper's grandson, Bueller. The class distinction was buried this morning. Eileen. Sorry if I've spoken disrespectively about your sacred cow. But Thor, the god of thunder and lightning. What a whole haul I could make with that guy. Good night. Fleur, what is it, Bueller? Look into Ruby's room, please. She went to bed with the sick headache. She might want something. You can do that yourself, if you like. I've had enough of all of you. Wow. One word about her precious holder. Oh, it isn't that, Eileen. Oh, no. It's that man, Thor Sutherland, since he came here tonight. She's been full of vitamins and very difficult. Why do you suppose she's sent for him? I don't know. Did she send for him? Of course. She means to get rid of us. Oh, leave it to her if she'll find a way. Nobody can get rid of us, Bueller. We go with the land, like topsoil. I don't trust her, Eileen. You don't trust anyone, including Ruby and me. What? But that's all right. I don't trust you or Ruby either. Any day I expect to look in the mirror and find a knife in my back. How can you say that? I open my mouth and out it comes. Very well, if that's all you think of me. Oh, Bueller, let's not get sentimental. I'm thinking of my future. Our future. We'll never make any progress until we learn to trust each other. And all this because a man came to the house. He told Fleur he was going to Layton to pick up his luggage. But that was more than three hours ago. He walked the wood path where Holder's body was found. Why did you say that to me that way? You're worried about something, aren't you? Oh, I don't want strangers meddling in our business. And that man... Is that all? He should have been back two hours ago. Bueller, you fascinate me. I really think you're frightened. Now, since I'm puzzled, you should be too. I am. Oh? By only one thing. What's that, dear? Who killed Cock Robin? I'm sorry, myself. That man is with her under the same roof with me. Good night, Eileen. Not he, not he. There's women. Tell me what happened. Why did you scream? I was dreaming, Thor. That someone was strangling me with my silver necklace. Yes. I had to scream. I was screaming in my dreams. You scared the living daylights out of me. I'm sorry. I feel so foolish now. What's the matter? This reading lamp. I turned it off before I fell asleep. Are you sure? Yes. I remember. Let me see your throat. But that's all. It was a dream. Those two scratches, aren't it? What? Yeah. Fleur, where did you keep that necklace? I dropped it on the dressing table. No place else? Isn't it there? Well, then look on the chest of Thor. I know I didn't put it away. I took it off and I dropped it. But, Thor, it must be you. You mean it should be. You were dreaming, Fleur.  When you started to scream, she got scared and ran out with a necklace. Who? I'm going to ask Sheriff LaRue to answer that question tomorrow. Just keep your door locked tonight. Oh, good morning, Sheriff. Hello, Thor. Oh, I got frost in my bones. The ladies up here? They're in the dining room. Good. Yeah, take off your coat. No, thanks. I ain't staying any longer than a half. Well, suit yourself. Always do. Good morning, ladies. Well, Sheriff LaRue, we're just having breakfast. Would you like to drop into a cup of coffee? Aileen, please. Bula, my dried-up conchins. Where's the other one, Fleur? The other one? He means Ruby, darling. She's still sleeping, Sheriff. Somebody wake her up and get her down here. Why, Sheriff? I want everybody present, Fleur. I, uh, changed my idea about the way Holder swinced and died. What? I got evidence it might have been murder. Murder? But what evidence, Sheriff? Bula, don't you know it's the law that asks all the questions? Aileen, well, I want advice from you. That's all right, ma'am. You better go upstairs and get Ruby, Miss Aileen.  Now, see here, you bundled up Mackinac. Go ahead. I've got a jail with vacancies. Well, since you put it so nicely... All right, now...  Because she had information. Get the metal to Fleur, of course. Oh, wait a minute, Bula.  Young man, I had rather you wouldn't speak to me after what I saw last night. What's that? He and... Oh, it was too disgraceful. Now, look, man... I'm not going to talk about it, Sheriff. They can tell you if they want to. I've got something else to explain. Yeah. I suppose you've been wondering what Aileen and Ruby and I have been doing in this house. Surely? Well, we've been trying to re-establish our claim to this property. Huh? What about it, Frank? I don't know. Grandfather Wales left Madrona a place to me. It's in his will. Then they arrived with notions. Don't believe her. The three of us are not crazy. Oh, please, I didn't say you were. But nothing has ever been said to me about any of you. I'm willing to let you prove your claims. I haven't tried to stop you. No, you haven't. I let you examine my grandfather's papers, his files. I've exposed the entire house to you. I could have put you out any time I wanted, but I didn't. I didn't even suggest it, did I, Bula? Oh, well, you were not doing it out of kindness, Flare. No. I wanted to be fair with you and the others. Holder didn't agree with me. And she's dead.  What? She's lying, Sheriff, with my silver necklace while I was sleeping. You could still see the marks on my throat. Yeah. I was going to tell you about it, Sheriff. Well, and all because of some real estate. That's worth about a half million dollars. Oh, it's you again. Now when? You haven't heard the whole story, Sheriff. Old Man Wales was my grandfather, too. But I didn't live here with him. I couldn't spend his top when it came to making a well. That's what I've been heading to put up with, Sheriff. But it wasn't because you loved it. It was because you knew our grandfather had no right to leave all this property to you. He didn't buy it with his own money. You tell him, Bula. His three sons and Ruby paid for half of it. And one of his sons was my husband. And one was my father. You get the idea, Sheriff. The kids chipped in to make a home for the old man, but only on a promissory basis. Yes, when grandfather died and he did, his sons, or their leftovers, would get what they're entitled to. And that's all we want. But surely if that was the understanding, your grandfather would have kept records. That, my sinewy viking, is what we contend, but we haven't been able to prove it yet. Well, that's not my department, unless it adds up to murder. When's Ruby coming down? She isn't. Now, see here, you tell her. You tell her. I don't know where she is. Why? Are there vammals? Bag and some of her baggage. My goodness. Are you thinking of last night, Bula? Yes, at the Fleur Scream. What about it, man? Eileen and I came out of our rooms to see what was wrong, but Ruby didn't. And maybe she didn't have to. If she knew why Fleur was screaming. Eileen, are you suggesting that Ruby tried to kill me? I'm not suggesting, Fleur. Wait till the law sees what I found. Where are you going? To get something. I live in the hall. Now, handle with care. And don't get any fingerprints on it. Now, look, miss, if I've got to listen to any more of your corny jokes... I'll drop the handkerchief and press the wall. A paperweight. There's blood on it. What a team. We can't lose the pennant. Where'd you get this? On the floor in Ruby's closet. She must have forgotten to take it. Yeah, I'll bet. Like she forgot to take herself.  That's my paperweight, Sheriff. I don't care who it belongs to, Fleur. Ruby asked me if she might use it in her room. Huh? When? Several days ago. Before Holder Swenson was killed? Yes. But, Sheriff... This is what it was done, Miss Fleur. I'd better see you about finding Ruby. But, Fleur, why must we go to Cranford? I told you, Fleur. I want to see my grandmother's cottage. Yes, but why? Well, Ruby disappeared.    I don't know of a better place. Wouldn't it be slightly ridiculous? So close to Madrona Place? I want to think of looking for her there. You thought of it? Well... So, Sheriff LaRue most likely thought of it too. But you're not going to Holder's cottage to find Ruby. No. You believe them, Eileen and Bueller, about their claims to Madrona Place? No, wait a minute. You know that Holder was there in the article. She used to keep records of everything. Yes, but that doesn't mean... Please don't deny it, Thor. I'm going to the cottage to see if you can't find something to prove their claims. Don't you want them proved? Yes, if they can be. But if there's anything at the cottage, I'd rather that Sheriff found it. Well, that's what I'm not... what I'm going there for. Oh? My grandmother was crazy about keeping diaries. I want to find out if she's left one of her little books at the cottage. Why? She knew something, Fleur. What? There's no case against Ruby or anyone else without it. He's a dame. I don't like what we're doing, Thor. Now, you're going to worry about what the Sheriff will say. Look at this place. Cyclone couldn't have done a better job of tearing down. Everything except the walls. Let's get out of here, Thor. And even they've been ripped wide open in places. Thor, I can't bear to look at it. I'll wait for you in the car. I'll go with you. Somebody with the same idea as mine beat me to it. Holder's cottage. There's any evidence in there. It's gone with a killer. I think we'll find Sheriff LaRue and tell him about this. No, please take me home. You can tell him about it later. Those men. What are they doing on my property? Oh, I don't. Oh, uh, there's Sheriff LaRue. Let's ask him. Sheriff. Sheriff LaRue. What are they looking for? Oh, there's nothing to get excited about, Fleur. Those are some of my boys and some boys from the DA's office. Where you been? Grandford. My grandmother's cottage. Oh, yeah. Pretty messy, ain't it?  Not me. I sent one of my boys. He gave me a first-hand report. But those men, Sheriff, what are they looking for? Ruby Devers. What? Sheriff. It's just a hunch, kiddies. I've got an idea she never left this property. I don't get it. It's very simple. This is sparsely populated country. Once the people in these parts see her face, they never forget it. And nobody I've talked to seen Ruby Devers' face today. But, Sheriff, that doesn't mean she's... It could, Mr. Satterland. There's only a couple of places that lady could have gone to. On one of them's the woods. She wouldn't have a chance in there against this kind of cold. What about lakes and the bus stop? She didn't get there, son. How do you know? The man at the station told me. He knows everybody that lives in this neck of the woods, even if they're only visiting. And he's seen no Ruby Devers. Hey, Sheriff. Huh? You better come here. I think we found something. Okay, be right there. Oh. Now, you take her into house, Mr. Satterland. I'll be along soon as I've got something to tell you. Anybody going to talk? Sure. Ask a question and we'll give you 20 answers. Eileen, there goes my conscience again. Well, this is no time to be flippant, but the Sheriff expecting to find Ruby's dead body out there. Would you cut your throat if he did? Thor? Yes. Will you look out of the window, please? Oh, now listen, Flora. Oh, go and look out of the window and be thankful she doesn't ask you to jump.  I can. It's no hardship, among friends. That must be the Sheriff. Well? We've got her, Flora. What was she? In the well. Good heavens. Pussy in the well. Who put her there? That's what I mean to find out, Miss Eileen, from the person who done it. You know? Yeah. She was already dead, Flora, when her body was thrown in there. How, Sheriff? I want the killer to tell me. Don't you know how she was killed? I know, Mr. Satterland. Well, does anybody want to talk to me alone? Would it help if I say I've known the killer since early this morning? What are you talking about, Sheriff? I knew Ruby Devers didn't kill Hilda Swinch. What? I think you're bluffing. Why didn't you make an arrest? I wasn't ready, Miss Eileen. Ruby had to be found first. Are you ready now? Mm-hmm. Then make it right, don't you? Yeah. So am I going to have to do all the talking? Well, if you want a prisoner. How about it, Fleur? I don't know, Sheriff. Is this your silver necklace? The one you were choked with last night? Yes. Where did you find it? The diver found it. In the well. It was used to kill Ruby Devers. One of them? No, Mr. Satterland. Fleur. You're crazy. She was almost murdered herself. I think when she gets ready to talk, she'll tell a different story. Put those scratches on her throat. Oh, nails did that, didn't they, Fleur?  I've known you for a long time, young lady, as a neighbor. I thought you'd want to talk to me alone. If I had anything to say. You have. But I'll say it.  Now, look here, Sheriff. Sit down, Mr. Satterland. I'm talking now.  Of course. It was your job to bring him his medicine.  You'll have to prove that, Sheriff. Holder knew it. She also knew that your grandfather left. No will. No will? But the paper she told us about, the paper that was filed. A forgery man. Holder Swenson knew that, too. On the day of the old man's death, she lived in terror of the girl she had raised from the cradle. That's why she wrote to you, Mr. Satterland. Fleur, is that true? He hasn't proved it yet. But he can't be making it up. It's too much. Don't worry about the proof. I've got it. Holder's diary. What? Where did you find it? In the safe deposit box in Cranford. And with it, Fleur, were memos of all the money the old man had received from his sons and Ruby Devers for the development of Madrona Place. All right. I killed Holder. And I forged the will. I didn't want to divide this property with strangers. It was my home. A half million dollars worth. Why did you let the old man die? He was going to make out a will. Giving them shares. Fifty percent. I lived at Madrona Place all my life. And he was going to let them take over my home. What about Ruby Devers? She saw me strike Holder with that paper weight. And then she tried to force me to sign a paper giving her half of this property.  Just as I had to kill Holder because he was going to tell Fleur what I'd done. Come on, Fleur. No, they're going to take Madrona Place. Well, don't ever mention that word to me again, Bueller. What? That's better. Fleur. Yes? Would you like to tell me a story? About what? You can go now, Bueller. You're making a crowd. And so closes tonight's crime club book. Fear came first. Based on a story by Vera Kelsey. Steadman Cole did the radio adaptation. Roger Bauer produced and directed. Sidney Smith played Thor Sutterland and Helen Shield was Fleur Wales. Grace Coppin was Eileen. Irene Hubbard was Bueller. And Cameron Coudon played Sheriff LaRue. Oh, I beg your pardon. Hello, I hope I haven't kept you waiting. Yes, this is the crime club. I'm the librarian. Yes, come over a week from tonight. Good. We have a very unusual story about a dead man who captured a murderer. It's called Dead Man Control by Helen Riley. In the meantime? Well, in the meantime, there is a new crime club book available this week. And every week it bookstores everywhere. Yes, it's available now. Fine. And we'll look for you next week. 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First, we're just going to do a little summary of how you think the games went for you. Yeah, it was pretty good. Love getting a win here on our home opener. Obviously, the first one thought we made a couple mistakes. They did a great job of capitalizing on it. But the second game, we had an awesome response. Really proud of our guys for getting a win. What do you think you guys did better in the second game than the first game to make you guys have a no-hitter for a while until that last inning there? Yeah, eight and a third there without a hit. So obviously, pitched it well. Sam was fantastic. One thing I was really proud of was our offensive approach all day. We had good swings and put up a lot of runs, obviously. But we did a good job. Our pitchers did a good job attacking the zone in the second one, and we made some defensive plays. How's it feel to be on this field for the first time this season? It's awesome. Loved our crowd. Great support out here. So it's awesome to have our own home field. It was, like I said, a great way to bring it into.


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our application development teams use our platforms to run and develop key applications that some of you might be familiar with as Comcast customers. So these platforms can include things like OpenStack or VMware and obviously Cloud Foundry. Just a quick note, next week for the OpenStack Summit we're also going to be present there so anybody who's attending that, we look forward to seeing you at that conference as well. So anyway, I sit on our cloud architecture team, so we provide strategic direction for cloud services and it was actually our team that made the decision to go with Cloud Foundry as opposed to some of the other past providers that exist out there. And I'd welcome any conversation about why we made that decision with any of you throughout the conference. What we're going to talk to you about is a challenge we came up with in supporting custom URLs for our customers. So I'll be talking to you about that in a little bit. Sergey is our application platform architect and what he does is he works with our development teams and they are leveraging proper architectures and design patterns that fit well within the cloud. He's aware of the 12-factor app and Sergey is the champion for that in our company. So he's going to talk to you a little bit about some of the custom service brokers that he wrote that provide a lot of value to our development teams. Sam and Neville are our cloud engineers and they work on our engineering team and they're going to talk to you about what it's like to take Cloud Foundry and run it within an engineering team and what kind of change in mindset that takes. So that will be pretty interesting as well. So first challenge I'm going to talk to you about is custom URLs. So this seems like a relatively easy problem but it added some complexity for us. Obviously Cloud Foundry supports custom domains within Cloud Foundry. It allows people to choose their own host name so that their URLs can be whatever they want to make it. However, when you add things like global availability, making sure that a single site can be hosted on multiple Cloud Foundry instances and then the URL hosted at a GSLB layer so it can be globally or geographically available can present some challenges. That URL, once it makes it down to Cloud Foundry, how does it route that traffic now that it's trying to handle a URL that is foreign to it and it has to be supported on both sites? And then how do you enable SSL for some situation like that? And then also how do you make it on demand? So the first thing I'm going to talk to you about is HTTP host header replacement. So basically when the URL makes it down to a local Cloud Foundry instance, we have our load balance layer do header replacements on the HTTP layer and what that will do is allow Cloud Foundry to understand where to route that traffic based on how our HA proxy layers translate one URL into a locally hosted URL. And that would enable GSLB support so that people can have a globally available URL that translates properly once it makes it down. And then multiple SSL certificates. So when you have multiple URLs that need SSL enablement, you're going to have a bunch of certificates and those certificates will need to be hosted on your HA proxy layer and there are going to be multiple certificates for a single HA proxy layer. So that presented some challenges for us as well. How do we get around that? So what we do is we leverage Puppet. So Puppet is responsible for making sure that the HTTP header replacements are properly injected into the HA proxy configs.  And what that enables for you is that you can put any Webster in front of that, any UI that you want to put in front of your here database and it will dynamically update the database and dynamically update Puppet and then update the HA proxy layer. And this works well for HTTP headers and we can make it on demand for our customers. And it also works with SSL certificates. So if our users need SSL certificates that are custom or specific to their application, they can do it through that service as well. And as long as your HA proxy layer supports SNI, you can support multiple certificates for a single IP that's hosted on your HA proxy layer. So that's the first challenge I wanted to talk to you about. And next I'm going to pass it off to Sergei who's going to talk to you about some of the really cool work he's doing with custom services and custom service brokers. Thank you, Tim. Hello, everybody. My name is Sergei Matashkin and I'm working on architecture team and mostly responsible for a layer between Cloud Foundry and our developers, our development community. Today I want to focus about one aspect of Cloud Foundry is managed services and managed services API interface. Cloud Foundry provide a great, very convenient way to create managed services like MongoDB, you can instantiate, RabbitMQ, you name it. So Cloud Foundry comes with these managed services. And managed services can be instantiated, can be created with just one command line or a few API calls. Our developers, when we start to release Cloud Foundry to our development community in Comcast, they immediately start to use it and they see value for development process because it gives them the freedom to start their backing services right away and use it and remove it and they don't need it. So it's completely self-service, they don't need to help from anybody. But with this attachment, with this likeness of a managed services, they start to come back to us and asking, is Kafka supported in the managed services? If something else is supported in the managed services? So we quickly realized that there is a good demand for managed services and we need to expand our library of managed services with something that we need to create on our own. First couple managed services that everybody asked and we feel that it's absolutely need to be created right away are Logger and Outbound Proxy. Logger, this is sort of obvious. Cloud Foundry has Log aggregator, but the actual consumers need to be able to store this application Log somewhere and be able to access and search them. And the second is ProxyLayer. ProxyLayer is required for increasing security of our applications because we want to very strictly, very controlled communication between our applications and partners or parties like Amazon Web Services and such. So this understanding of the need to extend our offering of managed service library in Cloud Foundry, we developed three principles that we need to follow to create our framework to extend the library development efforts. It should be easy and simple to use because we need to continue extending the library. And the last but not least is support service life cycle. Particularly we need to be able to update our applications without any major disruptions and data loss. So with this in mind, we decided that we want to use three building blocks, mix three building blocks together to build our framework for managed services. And those building blocks are Cloud Foundry, Docker and OpenStack. Well, OpenStack is a very convenient infrastructure as a service platform that allows us to add compute or storage or network resources to our managed services platform as needed. So that is a perfect tool to support organic growth. Docker is here, well, it's just because it's Docker, right? Everybody loves Docker. We want to have Docker here. That is actually just a half joke. We were able to justify, we were able to justify the presence of Docker here. And the justification is Docker provides partability, so you can develop Docker containers and you can guarantee that it will be run consistently across different environments. Second is Docker provides just the right level of isolation that we need. And it's very economical to run because we can run multiple Docker containers on the same VM, it doesn't have much overhead. Also, Docker is convenient because Docker helps to support application life cycle. We can do updates, we can use Docker images to manage our service life cycle. So with these building blocks, we need to put some glue together to build the solution. And here on the right, you can see a pool of OpenStack VMs that we run on OpenStack. And each of the VM at any point of time might run multiple several Docker containers that actually each Docker container represents a service. To manage the pool, we have created Docker Pool Controller. So Docker Pool Controller is responsible to track and manage all the resources in the pool, including VMs, including Docker images, Docker containers, portal locations, storage. All this is managed by the pool controller that contains of three elements. Container Manager, Database of the Resources and Capacity Manager. Capacity Manager provides constant, it evaluates capacity of the pool and ensures that at any point of time we have enough resources in the pool to spin up more services, to spin up more containers. So this way, we don't need to wait for a new VM to boot. We already have pre-provisioned enough resources for next few services to start. And Container Manager is the core of the solution. Container Manager is actually responsible for spinning up, bringing up new Docker containers and services inside Docker containers, or tear them down based on the request from the consumer of this resource. And consumer is actually this element. Altogether you see here is Service Broker. So for those who are not familiar with the Service Broker interface and API in Cloud Foundry, Cloud Foundry controller on the top. When it needs to provision service, it talks through Service Broker API. So Service Broker API is very simple. It's literally like five breathful calls that needs to be implemented. Service Broker API is defined how Cloud Foundry controller requests new services. That API is easy to use, but it has nothing to do with actual provisioning infrastructure. So that's why we put Docker Pool Controller to manage all the infrastructure elements. And once we have Docker Pool Controller, adding new horizontal here, pieces, these are our services in the library, becomes a trivial task. Just as an example, this is a technical conference, right? I want to show some example of a request response to Docker Pool Controller. So in this case, the Service Broker is asking. Go and create a new Docker container using this specific image, Comcast Logger in this example. Allocate one gigabyte of memory for this container and expose a couple of ports, port 80 and 5000 to the consumer. When Docker Pool Manager gets this request, it checks inventory of the resources available. It identifies the VM that can run the specific image that has enough memory and resources. It allocates ports for port mapping, port assignments, and start a new Docker container. Then it returns back to the requester information about that container, how that container can be accessed. Not exactly not the container, but the services. So it provides entry points to all the mapped services back to the requester. So that was a sample of this call on this API of Docker Pool Controller API. With this all elements in place, we now fulfill all our three goals. We can very easily extend our offerings for managed services because implementation of this layer becomes trivial. And we do all the provisioning of the actual infrastructure through very simple straightforward API. We have scalability, things to OpenStack and capacity manager. And we have ability to manage life cycle of our services through the mechanisms that provided by Docker. That's it on this part and the next section I want to pass to Sam, to my friend, Sam is from engineering team and he is going to talk about how introduction of a Cloud Founding Platform and Service changed mindset of engineering and support team. Pretty busy slide there, so I'll give you some time to take pictures. So hello, my name is Sam Guerrero and as Tim mentioned, I work on the Cloud Engineering team along with my colleague, Neville George. Today, I want to spend a little time talking to you about our experience from an engineering perspective with implementing Cloud Foundry. First, I'd like to thank everyone for the opportunity to let me share a little bit of our story with you today. This is my first Cloud Foundry Summit and I'm really excited to be here. So Comcast, we have a really small engineering team compared to the enormous virtual footprint that we have. So the thought of bringing in a new architecture was a little daunting for us at first. We thought there's a lot of things that may change for a service model that's been really successful for us, but I had to run myself. That's kind of something I was thinking about 12 years ago when I was handed eight servers and asked to see if I can get VMware ESX to run on them. So over the last few years with infrastructure as a service team, the focus has really been how quickly can we deploy VMs? And then how can we automate those processes? Well, that's great for most teams and it's really an obtainable goal. But it leaves our developers and application owners, our customers, with quite a few tasks to have to complete after receiving their VM or a group of VMs.   So we wanted to kind of change that for our customers. With Cloud Foundry, we've introduced a paradigm shift in thinking for our architecture and engineering teams. We want to change our mentality where we really focus more on the end product of the services we provide versus just kind of deploying a VM quickly. We have to really focus on lowering those barriers of innovation for our product teams and our developers. So with Cloud Foundry, we really introduced a self-service model to our teams for application and developers. Well, that's really decreased the time between release cycles for these teams and really help them out. But the key to that agility is really a careful coordination between developers, architecture, and engineering. We have to be more involved end to end now to make sure that we are part of that process to offer more of a holistic service model and service offering. So, and we do that by kind of inserting ourselves further along the assembly line, if you will. With Cloud Foundry, it's really offered more of a self-service model for our application and development teams. So with that model, what it's doing for us is it's actually it's allowing us to be more engaged. And what we have to do now is we can no longer say that it's okay for us to give our customers a brand new car that they have to go home and assemble the transmission before they can drive it. We believe that if we make our factory better, everything else will improve. So we have had some technical difficulties or challenges, not difficulty, but challenges with most new things introduced in Cloud Foundry. Some of those challenges have been having to maintain our CMDB to really reflect back from Cloud Foundry to our applications. Before is really easy. We had an application that we would map to a VM that we'd map to an application owner or a group. Another thing is with network. So we've had to really expand a lot of the services we provide by now getting more involved with firewall and GSLB and load balancing, things that we really didn't do before. There were really more on the application owner to figure out how to get their VMs to run. And then finally, just maintaining Cloud Foundry itself, learning how to deploy build packs and create custom build packs. How to introduce new stacks. How we were going to maintain just the releases of Cloud Foundry in general, which can be a little bit on the aggressive side for a team like ours. It really weren't heavily involved in a lot of open source or community driven projects in the past. So a lot of that was new to us. So we found that these technical challenges weren't really as big as we thought they would be. And they've actually given us a lot of new opportunities that we didn't really expect. We've learned to really interface more with our customers before we were just kind of in our engineering hole. We gave it a platform and it was kind of your VM to take care of from then on. It's also helped us understand more about how the products that we provide and the services we provide really go to the end line. What we're trying to really do at Comcast. So it's helped us understand what our application is doing, how they affect the business, and how we're more part of that process now. And it's also helped us become more T-shaped engineers. It's really increased our set of skills that we have. And it's really helped us kind of get developed and learn this new model that now we're part of, this DevOps model that's really exciting place to be right now. So our experience with Cloud Foundry so far from an engineering perspective has really been positive. I mean, it's really helped us learn a lot of new things and it's helped us really focus and learn about all these products and really the end goal of agile product development and time to market. So with that, I'd like to thank you one more time and I'll pass the mic over to my friend, Neville George. Thank you. Hi everybody. Hopefully you guys can hear me, right? So my name is Neville. I work on the Cloud Services Engineering team along with Sam. I would say Sam's a very nice guy, right? Every time Tim and Sergey come up with ideas, we still have to support them and keep our sanity. So it's very nice of him to do that. So what I will do today is talk about some of the operational aspects of Cloud Foundry that we have found in our Cloud Foundry environment at Comcast and some of the tools and things that we have done in our environment in order to support the Cloud Foundry instance that we have at Comcast. I'll talk about some of the proactive monitoring stuff and also about visibility into your environment. It's related to Cloud Foundry and how they have helped us, what we have done, what are the tools that we have used in order to support the environment. So starting off with proactive monitoring, the success of any engineering team is in its ability to actually prevent an outage, preventing, proactively monitoring, looking at the key performance indicators to know what is building up in order to make an outage. In addition, it would be great if you can actually reach out proactively to your customers or even better if you can resolve problems. So for example, customer coders, for example, right? If they are developing, they are innovating, and they're starting to run out of coders, if we can manage that and make sure that they have enough space and stuff like that, it definitely helps. Helps avoiding that midnight call, escalation call saying, hey, we're running out of space and things like that. Also, in respect of how proactively you manage an environment, it's inevitable that will be outages, right? So when an outage occurs, the most important thing is to make sure that it doesn't occur again, right? What are the additional configurations that we can help and proactively manage all these things before we actually complete handing this off to the operational team, right? So we have actually chosen Nagios for our proactive management. There's a lot of information available for you to configure what you want to monitor and things like that. Now, it might seem very simple, but in a very traditional company. Most of the time, you have off the shelf monitoring tools that are run by a monitoring team that has an SLA and that has an intake process and all this takes time, right? So what we have done is, like Sam mentioned, the T-shaped person, right? So we manage the complete instance of Nagios and we make sure that we set up all the counters and key performance indicators that we need to monitor. So in case there is a problem and we feel that, hey, X is not being monitored, we'd be able to actually do that in say five minutes. They're supposed to like the OLA's and SLA's associated with the team that is outside our control. So moving on, we'll talk about the visibility of the environment, right? It's very important that we understand what is that in our environment and things like that. So Cloud Foundry has a great CLI that you can use to get a lot of information. The only problem is that it's not a single pane, right? Where you can see everything and click through everything. So we have had the same problems, right? And what we found is, we found a tool called Admin UI tool. It's available in the Cloud Foundry Incubator that we have used. Before I move on, show of hands on how many of you know about the admin UI tool? Okay, great, great, we have a few of us. But for everybody who doesn't know, it provides a GUI interface for knowing your organizations, your spaces. Who has access to your spaces? How many spaces you have? Your quotas, what are the DEAs, how are they being utilized? Utilization metrics of your DEAs? How many applications are running on it? It also shows you the growth of your environment in terms of organizations and spaces and over a period of time how your environment has been growing. It also aids in certain operational aspects.  You could apply quotas to your organizations and things like that. So it's been a very useful tool for us. So that pretty much is everything that I had on this slide for us to talk about. I would like to close by saying Cloud Foundry has been great for Comcast. Having the T-shaped people as well as having to run your own business kind of mentality has definitely helped us make it better. So that is the end of the presentation. Now, I think we have a few more minutes for questions. So we'll start taking the questions. All right, yep. So production is what we're going to do.  I think he has it turned around. Just make sure the mics are all. Yeah, sorry. Yeah, so we are running in production. I actually forgot that part. Yeah, so we're running in production. We have several key applications that are in production today. And we have a couple of environments, and we're scaling it every day. So we don't have any, I wouldn't call it a huge environment at this point, but we're definitely ramping up. And we have several application teams because of this platform and its usability are very interested. So we're going to be ramping up quickly. Yeah, you mentioned the automation you put around passing through the domain using the GSLB. Did you also automate the configuration of the setup of the GSLB until I get there so you can do automatic provisioning in your own? No, well, it's, yeah, so we don't own that part of the network stack. So there's several options. Well, there's a lot of services out there that are also self-service. So there's options. I know a lot of some teams that I've talked to can leverage Route 53 and that would work well in this scenario if that's the point. Let me jump on this question. So we actually, we developed two models to do that. One is for a simple use cases, we can have a centralized GSLB manager with a same names map to centralized GSLB management. That will be work for all applications that want to use this model. So this is not application specific. But if any specific application needs very specific health check and specific rules to fail over or share GSLB, then they still today has to do it the same way as they did traditionally with the known before platform as a service was introduced. So two solutions currently. Processes you put in place for training developers on how you built the environment, what to use. Maybe all developers are using Docker these days, but how do you tell them? How do you tell them? Yeah, I can't say we have we have a really good training model. But we do, we do onboarding, we do onboarding sessions with our development teams. We do brown bags to introduce to do some brought over to have people aware. We focus on 12 factor application model because I think that that is very important on overall microservices model how not just to shape your application but also to shape data. So we have all this that not very structured training with a development team and to explain because developers needs to understand the difference in how they need to develop applications for past compared to how they did yesterday. And we have some of our developers here today. So if you reach out to us afterwards, we can hook you up if you want to talk to them as well. All right, I think we're out of time. Thank you so much.


Hi and welcome to the session. Let's work out the following question. The question says the sum of the numerator and denominator of a fraction is 8. If 3 is added to both the numerator and denominator, the fraction becomes 3 by 4, by the fraction. So let us see the solution to this question. First of all, let the fraction x upon y from the question x plus y is equal to 8. This implies that y is equal to 8 minus x. Also according to the question, x plus 3 upon y plus 3 is equal to 3 upon 4. Now this we call equation 1. Now this implies 4 into x plus 4 into 3, that is 12, is equal to 3y plus 9. This we get by cross multiplication. So this implies that 4x minus 3y, or we can write it as 4x plus 12 is equal to 3 into... Now we know that the value of y is 8 minus x. So 3 into 8 minus x plus 9. This we get from equation 1. This implies that 4x plus 12 is equal to 24 minus 3x plus 9. This implies that 4x plus 3x is equal to 24 minus 12 plus 9. This implies 7x is equal to 21. Dividing both the sides by 7, we get x is equal to 2221 by 7 and that is equal to 3. Now from equation 1, we have y is equal to 8 minus x. This implies y is equal to 8 minus 3, that is equal to 5. So the required fraction is 3 upon 5, that is x upon y. So this is our answer to this question. I hope that you understood the solution and enjoyed the session. Have a good day.


This technology in the keycoils actually allows you to do work. This thing could emit frequencies that could actually change my body, much less treat my attractable insomnia. It literally shifted my energy within 30 seconds. It is so powerful. I'm used to using Healy a lot, but the power does not compare. These things are strong. Well, I've been loving the keycoils. My energy, I swear, I was not in this dimension, not on this planet, whatsoever. Literally, I feel like I just want to run around like a kid. I feel so good. It's unbelievable. I can put this up to three feet away from my body, and it's still helping you without you having to hold it or do extra work. You just turn it on and put it close to you. Also really great for stress mediation. Check it out. This is amazing. I love this thing. Wow.


Graphy. Oh, it's a graphic representation of behavior, analysis it is. Other things they might graph other things. But anyway, you could use graph paper. See, it's all in a related data when you plot it becomes graph. Kind of. I mean, as you could do a scatter plot, that's a type of graph. Graphing folks is just a visual representation of your data. It's all there is to it. And I don't mean a picture of him. I mean, like this, that's a nice graph. And this is a line graph, nine data line.  So line graph, there's a bar graph. There's a histogram that has nothing to do with this field. But anyway, we'll come back to that later when we do the statistics stuff. So graph, just a visual representation of stuff. It shows relations among other things like independent variables or conditions or time or people or whatever. So just it's cool. It's the language of psychology.


All right, so here we got X version here, and nice. Reaction will be, whoop, hold on. That's cool. And just watch out timing-wise. It's a, I think it would still separate these a bit more by these M in the arms. And here like a bit twinned in there, a bit in sync in how they drop. I think it would separate these just a bit more. That is cool. So my thing is that after, especially this frame, it's such a big move that you have this here, and then it stops pretty abruptly and it has really small spacing to almost being locked on those frames. And I think for something where you go that big of a move, I will do here, here, a big one, and then a bit higher.  Just a little bit. That's my biggest concern at the beginning there. Just feels a bit, not huge, just one frame. And then the next one is how suddenly this guy accelerates forward. And what bumps me a little bit is that being so straight, but then accelerating so quickly there. And I think it would feel better if he had a forward lean into that. Not that it's mechanically not possible because that leg is back there and is able to push forward. But if I watch this, there's a sudden acceleration feel that just, it just feels a bit odd. And even if you have this, it's like you almost want this guy to go up, but then it's this way. You know what I mean? If there's something at least subjectively to me, it's odd where this feels like, this is a cool post for a jump. But my brain doesn't quite connect this sudden acceleration this way with how this guy's so posed straight up all the time where I would almost go like that. And then you will be lower. And then that is the moment when you go from like something where it's exaggerating, but low to shoo with that sudden burst to a reverse C curve, still a bit low, that gets him to this. You know what I mean? If we go from this to that, and then he can jump up, which is cool. I love all this here. Shoo, that's cool. That's cool. I like it. Love that. Yes, that stretch is great. And the only other thing at the end, it feels like he starts like a 20-year-old and ends like an 80-year-old. It's all like, yeah, good pose. And you know, nice stretch, nice stretch. And at the end, it's like, this is straight and it just breaks. 90-degree break in his spine. This aged me. Oh, I can't get back up. That's kind of what it feels like. To me, it would be more of a compression like this where it's more in his legs. And then you can have a bit of a compression in the upper body and some swing in his arms. And then he can come back up again, where it's maybe leaning forward a bit more, bent legs and he's straight in his body. But this feels like, hey, the spine just broke in half.  So that would be the biggest thing at the end, where I'm not quite feeling it. And I wonder, and you're imagining it, this is a body mechanic shot, not like an exercise, not a demo real shot. But I wonder, there's up to you, because it adds more work. If you wanna extend the shot by half a second to give him the compression and to come back up into a finished straight, like maybe one more step or beginning of a step, it just feels like we're cutting out too soon. We wanna see that ending just a bit longer. What you also are doing is you're going from this broken pose to up, but then we're easing into the end as if this is about to stop. And if you would add four more frames, it almost feels like you are going to end with this leg here, but that is his actual pose at the end. And that just feels odd. So I feel like we wanna add more, maybe 15, maybe even 20 frames so that he can get back to a pose like this. Subjectively, obviously that's not needed. It's an exercise and you can do whatever you wanna do. I don't wanna give you more work, but that's just the feeling that I have at the end, that it feels broken and then it's almost we're missing a beat, like an ending beat to resolve that pose. It's almost like the beginning of an idea that has no resolution, basically. All righty, that is that, thanks. All right, there's an email. You can sign up, you can start whenever you want. You can submit whatever you want. You get 16 submissions. Either way, a like and subscribe would be awesome. All right, thank you.


Hello traders, good morning. Good morning. I hope you're all well today and doing good. Welcome to the live advanced book about webinar Today, we're joined by Joseph a professional stocks trader This live session is part of our education here at book map. These are webinars with Jay trader They're held every Wednesday around 10 a.m. Eastern time As your your usual host Bruce is still away. I'll be covering today I'll also be helping out tomorrow with with Scott as well Before we jump into the live analysis with Jay trader just a couple of things to cover First of all Jay traders contact information You can find out more about him on his website Jay trader co You can also connect with him on Twitter at Jay trader co and The disclosures here general disclosure All book map limited materials information and presentations are for educational purposes only and should not be considered specific investment advice nor Recommendations live trading is in simulation demo paper trading mode and is strictly for educational purposes live trading executed in simulation cannot accurately represent realistic trading performance and the risk disclosure Trading futures equities and digital currencies involve substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors and Investor could potentially lose all or more than the initial investment Risk capital is money that can be lost without jeopardizing one's financial security in a lifestyle only risk capital should be used for trading and only those with Sufficient risk capital should consider trading Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results Okay, Joseph, I'll bring your screen up now. Yeah, you're good to go, sir All right. Thank you, Sam. So good morning, everybody. This is Jay trader so Kind of great market to trade Both small caps and big caps Today we had BWV which is a stock Over here on the right. I have the stats. We're gonna bring up the stats one second. It's a stock that was gaping up Was the biggest gapper of today blue water vaccines, Inc. We Have a very small float 3.80 million float. So this is the amount of the shares you can buy in the stock market Very small float high volume what can do possibly push and squeeze Low institutional ownership. So this tells us right away that Firms institutions are not really interested in holding the stock along third We have no news so over here we had Why this was up sympathy, okay? So basically all the healthcare were pushing. So we had over here LF Ly AL VR Tiva we have also NTRB. So sympathy play Going back over here to the financials. I checked this to see if the company is healthy or not So you want to always Have a look Into this before going So I start looking the scanners the news event which we have done right now The history of the chart. So we're gonna look at the chart We also look at the order flow to see the main levels of resistance support Supply and demand we're gonna look at the key stats Of course is what I already mentioned We're gonna look at the key stats, of course is what I already did. So looking at the float Seeing that they have a small float and a small institutional ownership Now we're looking financials Then we're gonna look at gap stats. So how many times for example faded on gap days? Dilution so have they if they are basically a shell company or not What is a shell company is a company that sells paper? Okay? Well, it's just like you know a way the traders use this This I would say this is this is this name and Analysis over here. We'll prepare the plan and see what we did this morning So let me tell you that this morning. We had first a stop on BWV and then we had a Good setup the stop was for about seven cents. The wind for was for about 40 cents Key stats as we said we have a Company that has 18 million float They have a still positive networking capital. So 19 and 2 million. So total caresses and liabilities They have zero revenues. So basically they don't have any kind of earnings, right? So no actually be more precise no revenues no profits and They have a negative net income So how they can survive right History over here. We check if they have previous gappers and Over here. We had only one gapper. They closed below the open was a 931 fail, I also check traders with dilution tracker If they have offerings, so this is all my pre-market routine And we can see they have 85 months of cash But remember 8 million 18 million cash, all right only because they're losing 200k per month That's the reason why they have 85 months of cash They have warrants pipe warrants at 6.65 of One point almost 1.2 million Now going to our stock. We're gonna put this over here So in case we have new gappers coming up during the day So this morning, we had a big runner pre-market. This came from went from two bucks until 3.80 If you look over here the order of flow We saw few levels Where we had decent amount of buyers stacked so wall of buyers over here Then you can see they're moving up Wall of buyers over here wall of buyers over here And then I was looking at the price section just before the open so I'm gonna Put that back up Okay over here, you can see really the I'll go Holding all right. So why I think it's an I'll go be here Well very fast Prince cancel Cans prints prints cancel prints. So it's moving super fast over here. Generally. This is an algorithm. All right, so just like a Both over here that the market makers used to play at the gate we start having a push and Just to show you the last few days if you go to check BWV and compare it to for example s IDU FRGT DKLF These are three of the gappers that played very similar to BWV they extended out a certain percentage of extension Generally between 10 and 20 percent from the gate Giving this pattern and then they tend to top this for example over here was the level that I had this morning was a 15% level from the open. Okay, so this morning we Attacked over here short Even with with a start and then with size at Exactly this level over here So you can see that the price came to this 390 rejected This 382 385 is the level where are we short? So this is a What we call a fake out of the move. So we had a fast rejection Reason to short even full-size and then we are looking for an unwind until 350 345 never came and In a moment that we entered over here The first thing you have to do is one look at the price action put immediately Level of stop that could be stop hard stop loss or even a mental stop loss and then also a Level of take profit based on your strategy. So something that you need to track. Okay, it's not just like you put only Okay, because that is a support. So I'm skilling out over there We stopped over here 392 this was a stop alert explained So exactly when we took the trade over here members knew exactly what we're going to do We stopped over here. So between six and eight cents and Then we had this push into this level of resistance. So you can see how book map over here helps We saw a almost 40,000 right here main seller We can see that we Spike above right away slam below that four dollar. All right, so I'm gonna zoom in over here So we push above Right away below that four and we start forming again resistance. You see over here this four Which is this level over here and then we are forming the solution pattern. This is a Inside bar that I liked this was also the 15% level We start attacking short over here in the 390s and then main failure to the first target over here 350s So this is one of the patterns that as I said, we are trading the most lately and it's really paying big 350 over here we had Let me put it. Okay, three fifth over here. We have some support 358 and then 350 reason to cover it here between 25 and 30% and now we're holding for the main target which will be down Into the 260 270 area. All right, so support over here 319 let's see if we're gonna break this so also follow the order flow You see above we have a huge amount of resistance no main support right now Again, no news We have some bag holes in the stock Mostly we are simply having now all the longs Trapped on this pump this morning above 380 So basically what it's going to do it's gonna happily unwind Main sellers over here 340 these are the favorite patterns One of the one of the most favorite patterns that we have in the in the small cap land We're finding some support this 319, but you can see over here on book map We don't have like real buyers. We're gonna follow price section on this as We are still holding this position. We also Are looking at Tiva. So we're gonna cover after Tiva. We had earnings. We had shop We had Geo VX SIG a Microsoft BA So a lot of earnings plays and also day 2 day 3 of extended plays Zoom in and over here. So that's the moment of the crack breakdown Breakdown over here if you are in a position traders Just just hold the position if you have still that The price action work in your favor If you don't see buyers, this is an easy fader for now This 326 that you see on the chart traders is a level of resistance from previous Months is a level where we traded the day 35 million volume so you can see that we have right now. We are below that level So we should find some sellers over here jumping in trying to find some support 320 326 327 actually in the meantime What we can do we can look at Tiva So I'm watching this $9 level Where we have a pre-market resistance So let's see if we can short into this area here. So let's act Tiva at 9. That would be interesting We had a shop this morning Remember shop had a pretty big push.  We had some news on shop But we had earnings But also it will reduce its employees by 10% okay, so we had Two news over here in shop today. You can see also the daily chart traders Simply only dumping over here and winding on winding on winding. This was shop today So we're gonna Look at the higher time frame. We have a level of resistance over here at 34 and more at this peak over here 3460 and Then this 3550 Main seller jumped in when the price was already down here at 34 So We were over here. We had a main seller with 100k at 3460 over here Exactly into that resistance we had GOVX and We are still in this trade we took this trade exactly over here into the 202 This is on an extended play is a three-day runner. We're gonna put a 50-minute chart sorry GOVX So day one over here day two day three this morning. We had the trendline break We went to reject this trendline break We went also to reject This level of resistance over here between 208 and 209 This server here resistance this yellow line you can see and Then at a certain point while the price was going up over here around 10 o'clock into the 205 Main seller came 206. This remember is not SSR and Then started to fail. So this point over here was not a star You can look to short put a stop just at that big seller to 05 and Then you can simply hold the trade over here Last we took was SIGA So we shared this in the room We showed exactly this level of resistance 1750 Was a previous yesterday resistance. So you can see over here where we had some resistance supply Came up almost parabolic over here to the 1750 1760 You can see exhaustion over here and then seller jumped in These dots over here You see the volume dots are gray This is basically sellers, okay, these are sellers jumping in over here so This level push Right away came down Okay, so analyze over here the price section when you started to see the peak of a move And you start to see this gray over here dots means we have sellers. Yeah, let's go back to BWV So I've short no reason to cover. Yes, we bounce on the support We are below this main resistance. So when I'm in a trade I'll put the resistance over here Resist over here. So those are the levels where I see Topping of the action, right? So what we can have is this and if you have a high average Just simply hold over here We're gonna put some trail over here for 50% of the position left at 357 360 and Hold the trade for our main target Earning down. So right now what I'm going to do. I'm I'm gonna put Level of resistance over here. This is a lower high Okay, we're gonna keep traders Also Tiva over here on watch We're gonna look for this level of nine dollars. So if the price will push to nine dollars too short But people over here bouncy from the support this a 69 Is the main level of support that we have an intro day? I'm going to put over here an hourly chart show you the levels Actually, we can put even a daily right here. So what I'm doing. I'm looking point of reversal On my chart and often I will put these when we have peaks Okay, so you can see we went to that resistance Rejected we have resistance over here on book map at nine and the premarket high at nine ten So I'm looking over here for that main level At nine ten traders nine nine ten Let's see if we can have a rejection and a short from there This is the area that I'm waiting. Okay, so I'm waiting for this main area over here for a rejection Dov x we're continuing to hold the trade from two to zero two now the stop break even So we had that and through this area And we can use this heat map over here as a main trail maintenance that is a swing position from yesterday yesterday we got short Into the one sixty six Cover into the one fifty nine Relonged over here after the fake washout fake washout over here for a bounce looking for a bounce to the market and We're still holding the position over here now going to the one sixty six target will be one sixty seven So for now just holding the position over here Stock is making higher lows So no reason to cut a position. Let's go back to our small cap BWB, which for now just a fader look over here the price section. We rejected 334 335 Break of the previous low looking for the 317 and lower. We have a runner over here looking the scanner AL VR Which has a 296 million market cap 29 million float institutional ownership 42% Pretty high cash burning per month team and looking down here So they have cash for about 12 months It's like our daily This is a stock we traded a few weeks ago. This was the highest volume day 633 So what I'm going to do I'm gonna check Me today charge to see the main levels resistance Our charge would be the best. We can define 680 as a main resistance. So what I'm doing right now traders is we're looking too long on dips But the trend over here seems already started it already extended from 4.80 to $6 or looking a level where I can see a rejection and taking a short You can see that the past day past gap over here We had an extension and then faded on the same day So those are the level of resistance that I will put 680 750 and 850 over here We're still far from that Resistance that I want is 680 Also, no long yet We need to see a dip into the J-Lines or the V-Wap and curl you can put up in the meantime book map over here This we didn't need anymore. Our main supply over here into the 650 Low liquidity stock very low liquidity stock over here. You see also book map We have no main buyers or sellers only Some small wall of sellers into the 650. So that's the main catalyst for me on the chart We have Piva with our earnings. Remember, we're waiting for that nine Chop over here holding the support 3260 sideways for now Microsoft support to 62 in 50 So we had really bad news this morning So the stock going all the way down From 22 bucks down to 11. So losing 50% now Bouncing back up slowly the main level of resistance traders over here is 17 20 17 10 on Saba let's see if they're gonna have a fake out of 17 and then fail So I'm looking at these levels over here in the pre-market if you can have this pattern over here Go look at Saba over here. The reason why it was down this morning. I put over here buck falls 30 percent actually fell more For a maximum of 50% or report of criminal probe The Department of Justice has launched a criminal probe of the company very controversial drug They have a float of 37 million SSR institutional 27% Not looking good over here traders not looking good. I would like to see over here fake out the 17 or rejection 17 10 and then unwind Meanwhile BWB So you can see over here the Main level of resistance, right for dollars We have a fake out Exhaustion main seller jumping in So pretty gonna why we had seven eight cents stop in the early morning push and Then back side over here with the play and now it's going to the 350 Saba over here is rejecting that 1698 so this 1692 95 if we have a retest is Our level to short with very tight risk Okay Why pre-market resistance? Bad news today. We have a main pullback That's our 17 resistance We're looking in a feeling to the 95 96 With a very tight risk still not short When I see a push over here fast rejection that will give us a conviction for a short, okay? So we want this double top to reject for now we have one high We want the second high and reject. So this would be the second high over here. We want to see this shorting to the 95 96 96 push we can also put over here the Times and sales That's way that the rejection traders The reason why I want to see that rejection is that often in patterns like this We We see the price simply going and not rejecting if we have a rejection from 17 or 16 1698 We have the confirmation That is not going to push For now, this is still not a short as I said you want to see first a rejection then shorting that gives us a Low risk entry, but that's the level we're looking at 17 or This pre-market I 1724 And we went into this top over here. You can see this 98. So looking over here in 96 97 That's a correct level to short A risk in it simply that's 17 over here. You can see the rejection So 96 97 all the server here to short Risking the 17 Looking for the first target 1680s 1670s and the support over here if you break So if you get to the 17 and starts like chipping out if we have a stuff reenter short That's how I like to play. So like for example today on BWV same price action You're looking to short as near as possible to that resistance once the resistance gives you a confirmation, okay? Let's see the price action over here together. You can see they're trying to push it If they start chipping 17 you have to be super quick to get out Because the wise can push even 10 15 cents But here's rejecting You see, you know sellers jumping in for now a seller over here very small 97 see a few hundreds Now if we got in 96 97 as we said what we can do we can put a stop 99 so before we go with the 17 risking two or three cents the most Yeah, that's the reason why on SSR McLovin is asking on SSR. You have to put yourself Exactly on the ask. We had a fast wash over here Bought back up There's some spread over here and that's it. You see reason why We said to cut if we had the 99. This is the previous resistance So you can see an SSR traders Once you have that resistance over here. They can remove in about seconds and then push it So you can go back and understand that commentary to short 96 97 And then I said once it goes back to 99 use that risk 99 before you have the 17 So that you protect yourself Now, let's see if this will be a mega stuff Comes back down in short or simply hold the 17 and then push back up But correct setup to trade Into a pre-market resistance on something that faded this morning 50% on very bad news Meanwhile Sega Gave a great short So pattern over here Always this pre-market resistance from the previous day. So high supply area. You can see this Resistance over here nice pattern for a short at 1760 They just take that McLovin. That's our your sava. So I was still pushing so Good risk management no trade over here. Let it go BWV is the stock that we're still holding and also GOV X straight Stair step down pattern so you can see only ports some over here. I believe covers our Target to 60 to 70 I was still pushing LVR nothing yet Sega nice rejection You can see over here this breakout 67 push in the 74 and fail BW VR fader you break down coming over here on BWV. So now we can move our Trailing that was over here 365 Down to 335 Down to 325 so half of the trailing now 335 325 sorry just a question on that Joseph Mm-hmm So you're kind of adjusting your your trailing stop there Would you kind of lean on book map and the liquidity areas as well to position your stop or do you kind of mainly focus on the structure there? I mean there is liquidity there to about 324 Yeah, good question. So basically I'm looking for targets based on the system and I see often when we're fading the liquidity will be like a magnet area so that the price Goes back to those levels. For example, let's say we form over here high liquidity Often will be a magnet area for the price to pull back into those levels so I use both combination of Pre-resolutive highs generally giving like few cents like five six cents above plus the I hear of supply that we'll see on on the order flow vice versa Like this morning over here We were pushing and you can see where we topped basically. Yes. This is the whole round. Sorry Hold on a number four dollars, but also the main liquidity area. It worked like a magnet All right, so we went exactly into this area and then rejecting like an over on their play over here and We've seen this over and over and over in this market For example Sega just look over here Sam this morning the price Came to a level where where we had liquidity It works like a magnet. So those levels over there like for example, we were looking on Saba, but it didn't work We're looking for shorts or by subversive for walks Almost with a 50% fib level over here so we should have like some Some bounce from this BWV $3 and why is that only to cover 50% of the position left at 325 because we still want to give wiggle room to work Often these will bounce will pull back and then unwind more Until we see this price action this volume This stair step step step step step down pattern. Sorry We're gonna look for a fader Okay, 50% fib level over here 304 only sellers right now Only main sellers over here. Look this these dots over here traders. These are all Sellers over here If you put like the sweep indicator, I believe over here, you'll see some sweep. So stop hoarders So orders over here triggered Again over here again over here and then when you see these messes a lot very fast very fast and When happens this every single breakdown that we may have so that's pretty That's pretty good conviction to your trade short and We always have in order to have better a risk-reward ratio to hold as much as possible of our trade for the main targets and We see often Traders that or start shorting shorting shorting shorting adding adding adding But also skilling out skilling out skilling out skilling out. So by the time for example, like yesterday on meta Where we short in the 166 165 and it went to 158 By the time it goes 158 if you start skilling out you will have 5% So your risk-reward ratio will be so much lower Versus if you can hold an entire core or the majority of your car position or a main fader Most important in this market is knowing very good the level where to stop This is now triggered for 50% of what's left and then you can use the remaining 50% for the previous high We have sellers jumping in you can see over here Just Moving down Go back to Sava over here to see what happened or came to 18 So 61% fib level. Well, we are nothing yet See guy for the stuff is still unwinding Tiva we are still waiting for that nine That's a small bounce over here from that 50% fib level at three zero four Again patience on this trade over here trade as you can see Siga Jovi acts which came in that 210 area See go over here to the 1750 and then over here. We're looking for The gap an extension with the gap an extension play on BWV Now a little bit more bounce over here from the 50% fib So we moved the trail from 335 down to 325 For 50% and then the rest 50% we're going to hold until 336 335 area over here So last few minutes over here for Broadcasting Sam do we have any questions or anything else you would like to ask? Yeah, just really good stuff today. I think Joseph some some really nice setups a great trade on BWV I think there's some important lessons there, you know tying in the order flow to add confidence in the move you know absorb observing the liquidity being added to the offer and Gov ex to the you know, you had your higher time frame trend break You were looking for the short and the order flow, you know provided some precision and confluence to the trade Exactly. Yeah, exactly you first higher time frame lower checking the order flow for the timing pattern and then just like Managing the trade until the targets Yep, absolutely You also gave a really in-depth explanation of the kind of the double top play on on server Which I thought was fascinating, you know being being patient waiting for the second high to reject Not just jumping in there and then only then, you know, you then you become interested. It's some Approach mostly over here for the risk management being also this SSR So knowing what this is our can do so deciding to put your stop in 99 and Then you can see we saw over here once they start first to absorb the 69 1699 and then they broke the 17 over here instantly push for a 20 cents and then after that Big buyers came an extension till 18 almost Yeah Really good. All right. Thank you Okay, so I think we are done traders for this week See you again next Wednesday. Thank you Sam for being an amazing host If you need help traders reach out. Thank you Sam for today. Thank you book map. Thank you traders Put thumbs up traders. All this is free for you every single Wednesday and See you again next week. Thank you very much Thank you Joseph, and thanks for watching guys We'll see you again tomorrow same time Bye-bye. Bye-bye


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Okay, folks, Billy Ray Valentine, AKA Larry Pesavento, taking a look at the old Marcus the very, very sad day here in Tucson, Arizona. Folks, 30 years ago, Mr. Jim 20, when bought me an air on chair, a desk chair, I've had it for 30 years, folks. And today it broke. I called him back and asked him if the guarantee was still out. And he said it's expired last Friday, believe it or not. Anyway, he's going to send me a new one today. So that's great. Anyway, let's take a look here. Stocks are up, up and away. And I've been sitting there waving goodbye the whole way. And we've had some really great moves in some of these other markets like gold and silver and treasury bonds and a couple others that are what soybeans were really good soybean meal. All of those were looking pretty good. But by golly, folks, after being so bullish down there on the 27th of October to see this thing run straight up the only, the only thing that I can say and I can say this with a great deal of anticipation, put your seat belts on, get your, your head helmets ready because when we come into this market in early January, they're going to there's I don't know where it's going to be. I know it's going to be up, but I don't know how high it's going to be. But boys, it going to be a big surprise. And we want to get that, you know, in our crosshairs. But today was really frustrating. I had four trades that I posted last night, three really big winners, treasury bonds also in the, we had one in gold. And so we're just absolutely, we'll cover those at the break here. But we've got some big things coming up. And we've also got a row. There's another winner. We'll take a quick look here at some of these others. Hold on one second here. I want to get this back up so we can take a look at it. Anyway, we're going to be watching these very, very closely here because we've got, we're going to have some really, really volatile markets coming into all the way probably through March or April. I don't know how far it's going to be. I can just tell by the volatility we're seeing right now, it looks like we're, you know, moving into something that's going to be, you know, quite spectacular. So we'll have to pay attention to that right now. But we've got stocks moving into new high ground right now as we speak. And we'll have a really nice, hold on one second. There's another nice one that lined up pretty good. So anyway, that's what we're paying closely here to some of these things. So let's remind ourselves, folks, it's not how much money you make. It's how much money you don't lose. And I've got to find out this thing is jumping around so much I can't even figure out where everything is. So let's take a little break here. And we're going to be back with our guests. We'll be our Mr. Norm Winsky at the break. And that's what we'll be looking at here today. So let's pay sort of close attention to that as we