The following is a presentation of TFNN. The Tiger Technician Hour with your host, Basil Chapman. Call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Now, Basil Chapman. I'm mid-month, mid-week, and we're looking at the Dow up 26 after being down a little earlier. Let's see, a very strong day in Leg C yesterday in the Chapman Wave methodology. We're always looking for higher peaks, we alphabetize them, and actually grade them on the way up. Today we slipped down to 26,943, and now we're about 110 points above that. I like this action. I think we are going to go to a Leg D. It doesn't mean that today we have a peak C because we don't get above the 27,120. Let me just change that here, 27,120, higher than yesterday. That means we make a peak C, and then tomorrow we make a Leg D, and then we say, Okay, now do we be careful again? Remember July the 16th, 27,398, what was it in the Chapman Wave methodology? I guess I better do this, see if I can find it here. One second, there it is. In the Chapman Wave methodology, what we're always looking for is an identifiable lowest low bar. Then we merely count each successively higher peak. We alphabetize them on the way up, and go all the way to seven higher peaks to a peak G, but it's the fourth highest peak, A, then peak B, peak C, highest peak, and then a higher peak D. It's at that fourth highest peak that other things can happen. That's the most important thing in the Chapman Wave methodology is going from the buy signal to a buy mode, which implies that you should go to at least a D. At D, if the technical start to fail and other things happen, that's where you can see a deeper pullback, or you can see a recycle up for another whole new cycle to the upside. We're always looking at just three patterns, straight down, straight up. Arch formation, do it in red, because if you take out the left side low, it could be quite negative, and green, because if you take out the left side high, it could be very positive, or a combination. Straight down, arch, call the dreaded H, and then we've got the positive Y. We should call this the inverted Y, or the reverse Y. Take out the left side high, you can go low. Look, those were Ys on the way up. They were archers on the way down that held very nicely. Now, it could be a V-shaped pattern, but it's the same principle. All right, enough with that. Simple technique. It does get a little complicated as you get more mature into the price movement. Let's get onto the price movement here and see that 27,398 was the high of July 16th. 27,306, 92 points lower was the high of the 12th of September. Now, are we going to make a slightly lower high of the PDE again and then pullback? Because the last one didn't go down to the low of 25,339. We only went down to 25,743. So is this going to be one of those cases where we pull back and we pull back and it looks ugly, but actually we stop in that maybe gap in the 26,700s, 600s, and then move higher? We won't know. So in the meantime, I'm looking at the V-shaped pattern. A subscriber asked a good question. The V-shaped recovery possibly unfolding in the traders corner. That's my newsletter final page. It's called the traders corner of my opening call daily newsletter. Very comprehensive newsletter. Unless I'm completely missing something, it seems by the time the Chapman wave identifies a V-shaped pattern, it's already made a good chunk of its move. If identified in the 120-minute chart, I could see a tremendous value, as it would then give the great returns and the daily charts. Am I wrong with this assessment, Kevin? Kevin, you're not wrong at all. One of the problems is if you remember the last low, I said at the last low when we had a beautiful sell signal within seven points of the all-time high, but it was short. And then I said it's going to be difficult to get the low this time because I think the pattern is going to be a little different. So we had the arch formation that went to a lowercase m and then the rule being that if you close above the high of the arch, it could go higher. It could go to the next highest peak or moving average and there was nothing there until almost the high of 27,398 except for the little high right there, the candle of 31st of July at 27,281. So we went 30 points above that. So that was very difficult. And by the time we got it, I was ready to short because we got that peak D and we didn't short right away. We just missed shorting, but we did get a very nice short, about 120 points off that high peak D high. And then it came down and we covered. But the gaps are what's so difficult. Look, the 120-minute chart, maybe I'll just, I'll get to that. You know what, Kevin? You've got an absolutely fabulous point. If you remember, I discussed this saying that those V-shaped patterns are really good. But when you spiral, when you gap sharply higher, there's just risk reward makes it very difficult to get in, even if you've identified it. And that's the reason why I said subscribers right now. We're trying to trade for this leg D. And then I don't know what's going to happen because the V-shaped pattern so far is actually taking a little shorter time. It looks to get to 27,000 via six, but it has all the way in time to a left side, right side price, time match of the 24th of October. Anything can happen. Then you could get your one spike to the upside. So I'll come back to that and talk about it. If I have a chance today about the V-shaped pattern in the 120-minute course, because that's the one where, yes, you got the V-shaped, but there were huge gaps to the upside, both was it Friday and yesterday. Okay. Now, with that said, let me just talk about the patterns that we're looking at for the Dow. The Dow is in a sideways consolidation between the 27,300 and the 26,000, it's called 25,700. But the monthly chart is so close. Look at this. I'm going to expand this. Look at this candle so far right now as we stand in 27,030.  If at any point over the next three weeks, there's a pullback in the monthly chart below 26,500, watch out, we will once again retest the 25,934, 14-period exponential moving average at back moving average. And we haven't yet crossed positive in the MACD, and the stochastic is very good at 88%. It's holding the marker, but the MACD is the one with it. The stochastic is torque, the momentum, the real upside comes from the MACD crossing positive. Look how the MACD crossed positive over here. And look at the nice move we've had up so far in the daily Dow chart. Okay. Let's go to the S&P. The same story. S&P, MACD crossed positive, stochastic said 80%. That's good. Really charts improving. Not great, but it is improving. There's nothing wrong with it. It's just that the MACD hasn't crossed positive, and the stochastic is only at 70%. But look at that monthly candle. If we go to 3,000, not me, there's some B. It goes to 3,027.99. It starts leg B. To me, that would be one of the most positive things. And then I think we're in an acceleration mode. I think to get there is going to be a little challenging. I still see in my overview of the different charts, I see a lot of mixed action coming up. The Dow's up 3. S&P's down 3. I'll be right back. As of now, the Tycoon Commission's out. I'd love to take your calls at<PHONE_NUMBER>, and we do have questions. We're waiting in line. There's a lot more to cover. I'll be right back. 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A little struggle going on after two big moves to the upside is moves are triggered by news events. Today's move is being helped in many ways by the strength in certain sectors. I'll talk about in a moment. Just want to finish the QQQ which is the NDX100 is holding well. It doesn't it's really it's almost like a reluctant participant here moving up. If you look at let's do the Fangstock Facebook. Facebook is trading up the same as the others. Leg C could be a peak C today. Way under its all time high of 218.62 and 188.95. This is a nice move. It better holds 183 support. 185 to 183 over the next three weeks for pulls back under that. That's just not going to be a good sign. Needs to try to get to the 195 level by the first week of November or maybe the second week. If you look at Amazon AMZ and trading right now at 1,077 1,076 up 8 very nice move stored right at the orange 200 period exponential moving average 1,087 is that number and went to 1,078 6.24. Nice turn around the technically in the daily the weekly chart is struggling and so is the monthly but and there's nothing wrong. It's just that it's taking a well deserved time out from September high of 2050. If you look at Apple Apple was a leader it's kind of stalling here but it's storing at almost all time highs so let's call this AB just for argument's sake I'm going to call this new leg B all right so new leg B could be a yes it's a peak B and should go to C and D and I'm going to also say that this is probably an F slash C in the weekly and that means it's still bullish okay so Apple is the best of all it's the only one at all time highs let's go to Netflix and F where did we go and F LX Netflix is trading right now P D way to bottom I just see nothing in Netflix and this is some kind of a trigger and then we go to Goog Alphabet Goog is stuck in a range near the upper end of the at the highs but it hasn't gone to the all time high I think that was that wasn't 1280 the 1289 now I think that was let me double check here 1289.27 1289.27 yes back in April and so it isn't too far away from that but it hasn't got there yet I think it's a great company and I think it should get there at some point now this is very interesting that says there's a rotation going on but wait a minute what's rotating the XLF is down seven at 27 cents at 28.02 at a peak D it is holding nicely finally it's moving out of that monthly chapter wave inside track repellent zone it's done that five let's call it six times out of six times out of five months six months out of five and what's really important is that it is showing a little bit of leadership with a chance that the MACD in the monthly will turn positive if this thing can get to the 2850s or higher and hold at least for two sessions I think that will really help it but you do have was Bank of America had a really good earnings report it's up about 65 cents at 30.37 at 30.72 yes we've been long time we've had a number of times last time it was at 24.69 so this is a very nice six point again at this point but it's a longer term position so that's what I was saying yesterday I was asked about what do I like and I said if the XLF can start to do certain things if the broker index IAI which made a high up in the 6680 area most recent high all time high was up at 70 almost 71 and then it plummeted down to the 59.71 area because no fees I mean it's going to be tough a tough road to this is the one to watch because when and if this finally gets back into the 66ers and actually it's 69 at some point if it's this year that's going to be very bullish all around okay so that's what I want to look at there then I was asked about let me do the TLT what about bonds as far as I'm concerned bonds in a range there is an age pattern for me in the weekly chart which says that bonds could pull back but so far they're really holding pretty well they're at 140.03 based on the TLT and it's up 28 cents I suspect that if it breaks 130 agents it's going to retest the 13654 low of the 13th of September but if you look at the TNX TNX is a 10 year yield the 10 year yield I'm in a range and I've been talking about this for quite some time since in my weekly charts I always send to my subscriber subscribers my over the weekend the bonds my triple yield chart I show would the I shares to my forestry and I show the HGX the housing Philadelphia Housing Index and all of the suggested rates are going to stay near the lows but they could be increasing and the 10 year could even go back to retest the 1870 maybe even 1903 I have the 13th but I do think that it's more likely to say it's stuck in a range right now so those are the things I want to look at just real quickly Crude Oil I haven't looked at it all day Crude Oil is up 77 cents at 53.58 remember the rectangle I drew it's in that rectangle remember the rectangle I drew for gold it's trining it's at 1493 up 10 remember the silver silver was underneath underneath the 9 and 14 period moving averages but there's this long term base of support going down to 17 it always holds that and it tries to ready there's the H pattern will it break down well the dollar could not hold gains recently and it's gone from 9946 to 7999 that it's done it in the same amount of time what it hasn't got there yet it's got a couple of days to go but it's making inverted V-shaped pattern it says within three days it should be testing the 9786 this is a continuous contract 9786 low of early September and the Whitney Charles says at peak D remember D's where other things can happen I've been saying this for weeks now the dollar made a peak D at 9946 on the 1st of October watch out the dollar made a leg D and then a peak D in the weekly chart at 9962 then I said be careful because the monthly chart is in a leg D we might see that the dollar is going to take a bit of a breather and while it does that we'll see what happens to gold but most importantly we're going to see what happens to the British pound and the euro I've been asking friends of mine who are more intimate with the details of English parliamentary rules and all that sort of thing and I've been asking what about Brexit and they all say oh it'll be just terrible and I say okay well it says I'm a little surprised because you know it was voted that they should vote for Brexit and then you have to deal with the consequences that's what the people wanted so this is very interesting to see how it plays out I'll talk more about it in a moment because we've got Scott on the line and a lot of people are looking at you as steel X as a symbol trading at 10.93 down 49 Scott how are you Basil I had to come back to the expert you told me Monday I thought Tuesday was going to be a lager and you said no and you were absolutely spot on yesterday with this went to the roof you know with everything but US Steel so it's not about US Steel so Joe hello Scott Scott Scott we're about to take a break I don't want to interrupt you so we'll be right back folks US Steel is down 40 52 cents since 1984 Basil Chapman has been using the Chapman wave methodology to advise traders of his expert market opinion well originally hand 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brought to you by think or swim for more information just click the think or swim banner on the front page of TFNN.com I remember back the dollars up three S&P's down four and a quarter we're on with Scott in Florida we're looking at U.S. steel somebody's X is down 46 cents at 10.97 so Scott are you doing anything right now are you just waiting hello Scott you're there yes okay are you are you doing anything yet or are you just waiting I'm just waiting I just want to reiterate for a second what I said earlier you are really a portal in a storm you are my lighthouse when the waves are too high Monday I didn't know which direction I thought the next day I would take off which was yesterday you said you strongly disagree and you were right I mean the stocks went through the ceiling yesterday so you your information is so accurate that I think sometimes you were somehow connected in a psychic way to the market I'm connected in a psychic way but it's not the way we would like so okay this is what I'm looking at United State this is what I've been talking about for a little while and I have to also talk about it in terms of I don't see anything yet on a purely technical basis to say to me United States Steel once upon a time just a year or so ago trading up in the 45 area down to the 9s it's ready to start the big move to the upside I just don't see it yet but I do see signs to say that on a purely technical basis using it as the rhythm of the market which is now getting if you this is a really beautiful example of the rhythm of the market if you look at the low of United States Steel on the 28th of August at 10.16 it suddenly turned up and the MACD and the SACASA get a beautiful up move and it went all the way in a full chapter wave buy mode to a peak D and that peak D started off a trend line that I spoke to you about that I said I call it the inside track repellent zone and it got repelled there and then it pulled back and it made a slightly higher low then it started another move which in percentage terms I mean the other one went from the 10 area to the I would say going from 10 to 13 30% is not a bad move then the other one pulled back very sharply it gave back almost all the gains and then it ran up and it hit that trend line resistance and it's still right at 12.66 a low low it's now still creating that same inside track repellent zone is making it even stronger meaning that the next time it breaks out there's a chance that that breakout could hold a little longer but you would need to see a price point where the breakout level in this case yesterday's high of 11.75 actually becomes support but now what I want you to point out is you see the big move up then a sharp pull back a big move on a percentage basis but nothing like the first one a low low to 9.93 and then yesterday's rally took it up to the 11.75 area and they getting smaller and smaller so what I said to you and I feel that for your type of trading it's really the best way to look at it when I would just stay in the zone of saying when it pulls back and you suddenly start to see it get a little bit of strength if you've got that for you it's both a technical and a gut feeding because you've got a whole basis for trading United States steel if you see it rallying I concur with you that these are I'm treating it as short term trades there will be a time where it doesn't pull back it just keeps going and we're going to say oh geez that was the time to hold it doesn't matter up until then as you know you can make really good profits by going in and coming out exactly with the timing that you've been using so this is what I'm going to say to you I've got a lot of support in the 9.70 in the mid-nines that's a big percentage I'm not prepared to give up 12% 13% just to kind of experiment on a buy area so what I am going to say to you is if you're looking at this as a short term trade the 120-minute chart let me just go to it right now the 120-minute chart has just gone to peak A peak B peak C oh it had a full peak D there you are we're always looking for those four higher peaks and now it's gone below the moving average support levels so I'm going to say to you look tomorrow it's going to be quite important for a number of reasons just both in the timing because we're at this leg D that I'm talking about legs C probably a peak C today in almost all the indices in the daily charts there should be at least one more nominal new high above the highs that were made yesterday and then I've got to say I got a feeling I'm going to be careful I don't know if I'll short or anything like that I'm just saying I don't see all the little ducks in order and I see the same thing when I went through the steel stocks and SLX or ETF it's just a real mixed picture and I think we have a lot to it has a lot to do with the emotion of what's being said with China even though we don't really know in the end what's going to become whether they'll be buying steel we just have no idea but it does seem to be based on some kind of news and the news now is having less effect on the upside I'm saying just be a little careful I don't think I'd be as aggressive as you were and unless you can see a rally that takes it above today's high of 1139 if it goes to 1140 I think it's going to try to tackle the 1175 high or 1170 high so that's the shorter term but I'd be very careful if tomorrow there isn't a rally in United States Steel and it starts to trade under 10 point if it trades under 10.76 I just hold off at least for another couple of days I'm not online right now what is it right to second basal 10.96 it's at the low today so far usually when it gets to that point when it touches the 10s and on the little charting I have when it gets into the 1070s that seems to trigger a downfall to you know down to the 10 fit well it got all the way to nine which was correct that's what I'm saying you can't explain that so here's the scenario if there's a pullback tomorrow and it goes underneath the low of 10.82 the low of yesterday I would be waiting for a turnaround in US Steel and let it get back to about the 1096 if it's holding and the general market is actually showing some strength boom then I think you've got yourself another short term rally but in this case because it's acted so poorly after each rally and this last one it went down to 993 it went to a lower low I'm saying just be really careful we have to for United States Steel to turn around and show that it is now going to be in a way over sold category ready to lead the market to higher levels I would have to say on a weekly basis I need to see a close above 12.80 12.85 then I'll say you know what I think now some kind of a rally could a decent 6 to 8 week rally could unfold right up until now it's just these quick trades that you've been able to do I don't think I'd take too much I wouldn't get too heavily involved in going along from this moment unless we get some trigger that China says 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Don't forget, you can listen to TFNN, live on your mobile device, 24 hours per day. Go to TFNN.com, then hit Watch Tiger TV. That's TFNN.com, then hit Watch Tiger TV for the latest market information. So this is a very interesting thing. I was asked about U-M-H. Not U-N-H, United Health, this is U-M-H. U-M-H Properties Inc. are probably a REIT, and it's trading at 14.32, I love this. Look at the daily chart on the left, and you look at the low that was made around about 11, 60, what is it, 11, 66, on the 15th of August, and it goes peak ABCD, pulls back, I usually take this particular pattern as a good chance to give it as an alternative count, A, even though it didn't make a new high, so it goes gray A, but then it goes E slash B and F slash C. You see this sideways pattern with a little bit of a cup formation? When I get an F slash C or a G slash C, it is so often that it actually just squeaks to a D, which would be a penny above 14.54, and then you'll see the technicals are fading, and then it starts a deeper pullback. But the weekly chart is so nice. It's at a peak B, Magdy's Trunks, the Castings, and 90% that the weekly is in a buy mode, but then I look at the daily, and I love this because like all of a sudden, I've gone from very good, but a little bit toppy, to really good and holding well, to oh, wait a minute, this just constantly makes these H patterns, which then retests the 200 period moving average in the monthly chart, which is at 11.66. So I have to say, I love the action of the chart on the shorter time frames. The monthly says it needs in October into about the, in a month's time. I wanna be looking at this chart and seeing at 14.80 or higher, is at 14.29, because if it's at 13.60 or lower, there's just from yet another arch formation that's failed. The way it looks, I think this looks very nice. So I'm going to say to the person who in the, who I think, oh, Pete here asked about it. Yeah, I'm going to say I love this chart. If you're long, stay long, don't do anything. If you're not long, have a little patience. You might miss it. I think there's nothing you can do about it. But at 14.29, I'd prefer because it's a lowest price stock. I'd prefer to be looking at it at about 14.05 to 13.97. Why? Because at that point it might say, oh, I need a little bit more time and price to the downside. Oh, it's going to be saying now, that weekly chart is so strong, you have no choice but to add to it or buy it at that level. So yes, I like it. If you're not in it and you're prepared to, if you're prepared to take five, about a three and a half to four and a half percent risk, because you're starting a position, you're waiting for legs, see in the weekly, you could nibble here. My preference would be to just have a little patience. I think you get it close to 14, look, 29 cents. You say, what's the big deal, 29 cents? Well, it is like 1.8, it's almost 2%. It's worth thinking about it because then your risk reward changes. So that's what I'm saying. My preference would be to keep holding it, but if you're not, then give it a little bit of room. Preferably a tad under 14, I'd like to reassess, but I'm almost sure that if it gets to the 13.90s, that's 13.93. That's the area to start the position for the weekly chart. Bingo, bingo right here is the end. Oh, oh, oh, heart attack. Elizabeth, Elizabeth, who was the guy who used to say that? That's $3.43 right now. Oh, this is not bingo, this is bio-nano-genomics. It closes yesterday at 0.50-ish and today it's at $3.43. It's only up 522%. I don't know where you saw that, Piki, but yeah. All I can say is, well, rocket ships do happen. Okay, question I had earlier on was looking at the question. So I did the United Technologies. So if you're thinking of, I'm sorry, I did United, US Steel, so let me just do one more time, US Steel just for, cause it's two different questioners. One was for the trade and it's down 57 cents now. The other I think is a position play. I would hold off, let's see how 10, right there, 10.74, it's a 10.87, let's see how the 10.76 to 10, I'd have to say 10.25 area. If that can hold and then there's a rally, that's one thing. I just think it's getting worn out. It's just hand false rumors and bounced. I think I would give it time. I think it is going to be a play at some point, probably a little later in the year. I mean, a real play, six, eight weeks of really strong running to the upside, but right now there's just too much going on. So be careful if it's just a quick trade, then what I said to Scott is the thing to do. Next question I had was, yeah, so could I overlap or discuss the S&P? Oh no, I lost it, yeah. So S&P having the best year since 2060, please compare charts. So let me do this, today's Wednesday, I'm not set up right now to do that kind of comparison. Let me just go to the S&P and just I want to show you something, but the S&P has made a rising, now, for anyone who's involved and interested in head and shoulders patterns, there is a shoulder that you can go after the high of 2018 in January, it did pull back sharply and then there was another high, the all-time high, 2940. And then of course it didn't pull back sharply, it really pulled back to 2346 in December. But then it went to a new high in 3027 and then it pulled back. But now you can see that there's a rising, I would call it a rising head and shoulders, a positive, potential positive one, but these are not the patterns that I like as a head and shoulders pattern.  So I have many other ways of interpreting it. The only thing I can say right now is that when the MACD, which is about to cross, well, we have to wait the entire month, but this MACD, let me just do this, okay, it's a question, I don't want to, yeah, I'll do it right now. So during the Obama years, the S&P had an spectacular run and it was never discussed, it was never discussed as something of great interest. It just, so I did it. Everything else is interesting to President Obama. I could never understand that, but it was a spectacular move. But wait a minute, within the context of what we're looking at here, that said, that's very well, but what about Bush? I mean, what about Trump? So Trump comes in right here, December, remember the 6th of December, so the law of December is 2,083, we're at 3,027. So if you look at this, it's forming a huge consolidation like it did here, but that was parallel-ish right here and then it started to rise and you could even get the same kind of pattern over there where I've drawn the big oval pattern as a consolidation. So I could start to do almost the same thing here to say this is a huge consolidation. If this can break out and the S&P can go to three, I don't have to give it a little room, it's this trend line right here. If S&P can go this year to three, can break about 3,035, close any month, I think that that could be a really, really good run to the upside because I have no choice but to call this a leg B in a monthly charge and it should still go to a C and a D. So that's the kind of comparison I can do. Now how does it fail? It really only fails if it takes up like 2650 or something. I have to say, oh my, big U formation, sorry, arch formation. At this point, I just don't see that. I see this is still very bullish. 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And now this one's even weaker. Just I'm saying be a little careful here. If you're selectively long and it's working, stay in those positions. It's telling you, you're in the right group. But if things are, you're seeing struggle. Oh, I want you to do this. I'll do it tomorrow.  In other words, there was spectacular stocks and they came down sharply and now they're just going sideways. And that says to me, there's another reason when an Adobe, which is just a big leader, goes to 312 and is trading at 269 with earnings coming out today with a potential doji peak F in the monthly chart and a G in the weekly. I'm saying to myself, something's not quite right in this picture. It is so selective. So be a little careful. You're about to go to Steve Rose and you've got Dave White, Tom O'Brien. Check out my opening call, my daddy newsletter. We're really working very hard to try to nail this market to getting positions here. 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OK. So welcome to one of the last calls for today. So my name is Norbert Weiner. I'm working at OpenExchange as a senior platform architect. And we are running on OpenStack, our own software, what we're operating in. So first, somewhere, what OpenExchange actually is. So OpenExchange is a software company. And we started as a company providing software to hosting providers and telecommunication providers. And this software was a web-made on collaboration platform. Some years ago, we identified the need of operating that stuff ourselves. So in 2013, we started to selecting and looking out and for a service provider or a provider which can provide us an infrastructure as a service where we can build up onto our stuff. So finally, we selected then an internment-based company which is named Exion, which was running OpenStack at this time and based on Havander. And we started then beginning of 2013 to build up our environment there. So there was quite low numbers of users, so only 100,000 users. We had back then a plan for running that service. But it was growing. So in 2015, we expanded our user base by 300,000 users, so which meant we needed to grow also resource-wise. And we started also to look out for another company in our US. Because there, we also identified customer needs in the US that customers also have a service, providing access service to them in the US. And also, then we had the first, more or less, learning from OpenStack. There, we experienced the need of migrating to a new OpenStack cluster, because the currently running, back then running, Havander cluster was not upgradeable by the provider. So we had to shift our workload to another cluster. By 2016, we grown tremendously by putting on another 2 million users in our European platform. And we started to build out the US environment as we found a new provider. And as we are cooperating there with RecSpace, which are providing us an OpenStack platform as a private cloud environment, as a dual-site configuration. And so we started there. We did some significant tests, and started then in 2017 to actually bring on, also, in that environment another number of users, about 4 million users in the US. And we hit the next requirement of moving over to a new OpenStack cluster in the US, which is not finished yet. But that's what we are doing. And now, in 2018, we have grown to overall 10 million users in our European and US environment and also start now there for a specific reason in the US to migrate into a new OpenStack environment. The reason there is that there were some customizations done for us in that environment, especially to the integration with the Swift object storage we're using. And as we are migrating away from Swift, because it's not fulfilling our performance needs we need here, we decided to not adapt all the changes to a new OpenStack release, but rather try to migrate over to a new OpenStack plane and get rid of all the customizations we had there. So far, we have overall in our US and European environment together as provisioned resources and also used resources, about 10,000 cores and 37 terabytes of RAM, and operating there with our 10 million users. So what were actually lessons we learned during all the time coming from a quite low system with only a few amount of users growing to 10 million users? So in regards to network, for example, we learned quite early that throughput connections, so 10 gigabits connection on the hypervisor level doesn't mean that you're actually able to reach these 10 gigabit connections because we had the problem of packet loss. So if there are coming a lot of packets in which was running fine in the beginning, but once we ground to a certain extent in our environment, this connection is coming in from users and also internal connections where especially we experienced problems here with DNS resolution, there were packet loss. And we detected it by seeing that the packets were lost between the hypervisor and the VM. So the packets were received by the hypervisor, but the VM just dropped it somewhat, so it got lost in between. Another problem we hit also in our environments is the contract limits just by the way of the software is working on our side. We are also sometimes it was missing the proper monitoring for that. And that led, for example, to intermittent connection problems, so mostly our internal monitoring was not able to reach DVMs while they were still running and doing something. So we were quite puzzled what's actually happening now. And we found out that it was a problem of the contract limit on the hypervisors because we make use of security groups, which is part of our security infrastructure inside our environments. And then also we learned by accident. So for our loop balancer needs, for example, we need to provision ports with the address pair of 40 slash 0 just to have the ability to have these VMs sending any IP packet to the backend services. And there you need to be very careful when it comes to using ports which are belonging to a security group and use this security as a remote security group in another security group because that will lead to the VMs which are using these security groups can be open to almost everyone because it's using the 0, 0, 0 as a filter there. And finally, when it comes to network, as of now, still experiencing our problems when it comes to hypervisors being restarted and that can lead to the security group being not fully populated. So there is only the networks partially working. So for example, usually the VMs waiting for DHCP coming in so that the IP address is properly configured. The other connection types are not allowed yet because it's still being set up on the environment and we are trying to find out how to optimize these. On the hypervisors, actually, we also faced some interesting things. For example, selecting the proper CPU governor. So initially, in all environments, the GPU kind of around the default was running with the on-demand governor. And when there is a certain load on the VMs, the VMs started and also our system started to behave quite oddly, I would say. So it means that the connections seem to be longer than usual, some dimensions seem to drop, and other things which are stuffed. And once we have set in all our environments the CPU governor to performance, all these problems were gone and the VMs were acting as we expected them to be. And the second one, when it comes for us in our load environment, is that we are providing email as a service, which means that we are having backend services where there is some cache data of the user's email, while the email actually stored on an object storage. There is quite some high IO demand and if you are not selecting the proper provisioning of the local thermal disk, it has a severe performance impact. So OpenStack lessons directly. So that was, I think, which applies to more virtualization environments. But on the OpenStack side, at least what we learned during our five years we have there is that, for example, initially in both environments, we started for authenticating towards the object storage to use the Keystone service. And with our use case, we easily were able to break that Keystone service for various reasons. We did some optimizations in the US environment because in the US environment, we are using Spift. And it was quite complicated to remove the Keystone binding from Spift. So their REC space, at least, did some optimizations. So there, the Keystone service is able to run this overload. We are approving that. We did some optimizations on our side. In the EU, then our provider was able to remove the Keystone authentication. And as we are using there, for example, the SAP storage as an object storage, the only safe base is now the authentication. So we are not using Keystone anymore. What we also learned, and as you have seen one of the initial slides, that the OPSAC upgrade so far seems to be very difficult. All the promises we got so far from our providers that in the future, things will be better. For us, it's quite a challenge to move over the workload. Because we are providing the email service and also the web mail service to other providers, which have the expectation that the system is always up and running. And moving over and disabling stuff is quite a complicated task. So we have to find solutions how we can move over workload step by step and finally get rid of the old control plan. And also, one of the last things here is when it comes to OpenStack, as it allows to build things in different ways. And we are going with two different companies. So the company in the EU and the company is for providing all the service. Also, the environments will build a bit different. And there, we need to be careful when deploying things that things might not work as in the other environment. So that was what we have learned so far. But overall, I say it's good to have partners on board which are proficient in OpenStack and know what they are actually doing. So we can focus on using OpenStack as an environment to build our software on top of it. So that was all. Thank you.


The year was 2013. Super Mario 3D World had just been released onto the Wii U, and a brain trust of Nintendo's most talented developers and creators had come together to discuss their next project. Yoshiaki Koizumi, who'd served as the producer for the past several 3D Mario titles, wanted new ideas. While Nintendo was pleased with their latest game, there did seem to be a growing concern within the company that the Mario brand was playing things safe. Yoshiaki had pioneered an effective formula for level design, and the gameplay ideas that his team had come up with for Super Mario 3D World were inventive and entertaining. That said, Yoshiaki was looking for something big and exciting that would shake things up and get people really intrigued by the next game in the Mario series. Ideas were not in short supply. Everyone had some fun idea of what new direction to take with their next project. The problem was going to be in choosing which gameplay mechanics or story points to use. Yoshiaki was spoilt for choice. If only there was some way to mash all these different designs together. If only Nintendo could use a variety of art styles and creature designs and new Mario powers all within the same game. What if, instead of trying to find the best of the ideas that they'd come up with, the team just went ahead and made all of them? And with that, Super Mario Odyssey began to take form. Yoshiaki Koizumi had never really intended to become a games developer. His passion lay in storytelling. As a young man, he dreamed of becoming a movie director, and as such, he studied as part of the visual concept planning department of Osaka University of Arts. It was there that Yoshiaki first came across Nintendo's star game, Super Mario Bros. He wasn't very good at it. The game was very punishing, and Yoshiaki struggled to make much progress without dying. He ultimately decided that he preferred The Legend of Zelda, because at least in that game he could take more hits from enemies without having to start all over again. When Yoshiaki graduated, he managed to secure a job at Nintendo. There were many reasons for doing so, including his interest in the emerging storytelling medium of video games, but it didn't hurt that Nintendo's office was nice and close to his former university, which just made things far more convenient. While at Nintendo, Yoshiaki started off, not in game making, but in designing the manuals for video games. His first job involved creating the manual for The Legend of Zelda, a link to the past. As Yoshiaki looked through the resources he'd been given, he felt that something important was lacking. The booklet was designed to teach players how to use items and navigate the game world, but there wasn't much story here. At the time, game manuals often served as context for the adventure players would embark on, helping to explain what was going on, who were the heroes and villains of the story were, and why the player should care. Yoshiaki felt that Zelda, with its big, sprawling, open world and high fantasy setting, needed a big, epic, grand mythos and lore to match. So without any particular guidance, he began making one, creating a history for the land of Hyrule, coming up with religious symbols for the land's goddesses and trying to flesh out the story presented in the games with artwork and mythology of his own creation. Clearly, Yoshiaki's work was appreciated, as when the time came for Nintendo to work on a sequel in the form of Link's Awakening for the Game Boy, the humble manual designer was brought on board to help plot the story of the game. As Yoshiaki started, he discovered that the team, having already created a link to the past, hadn't really given much thought to what the Game Boy game's larger narrative should be about. Despite being a very junior member of the project, Yoshiaki was able to sprinkle in story elements throughout the work, in as much as it didn't interfere with anyone else's plans. Yoshiaki came up with a sprawling story of dreams and musical instruments, making Link's Awakening stand apart as an unusually rich narrative work for a game of the era. Inevitably, Yoshiaki ended up working on more games for the series, playing a big part in Ocarina of Time for the Nintendo 64. Throughout his work, Yoshiaki was eager to include a strong story at the core of the games that he worked on. The only problem was his boss. Shigeru Miyamoto, who ironically had started his rise to Nintendo Stardom by creating a relatively rich story for the arcade game Donkey Kong, now was more than a little hesitant to put too many cutscenes and story beats into his games. Gameplay should come first, Shigeru thought, and Yoshiaki often clashed with his mentor as the two argued over how overt a story should be in even the cinematic Ocarina of Time. Yoshiaki eventually found that it was easier to sneak his way around Shigeru rather than try to defy the veteran game developer. In Ocarina of Time, Yoshiaki told his intended story incidentally through offhand lines of dialogue from non-player characters or from signs or location decorations. This didn't seem to upset Shigeru too much, and Yoshiaki was pleased with the stories that he was able to tell through this indirect method. The strategy paid off so well in fact that eventually Shigeru gave Yoshiaki the chance to create a Zelda game that revolved around storytelling more than anything in the series up to that point. The legend of Zelda, Majora's Mask, was built around a three-day time cycle that Yoshiaki created, and he was able to fill the world with characters that moved around, had conversations with each other, and all had their own unique stories that the players could learn about and interact with. As Yoshiaki's star continued to rise, the heads of Nintendo's creative team gave him more and more freedom. He still had to approve ideas with Shigeru Miyamoto, but he was entrusted with the company's crowning jewel, the Super Mario franchise. Eventually, as Nintendo prepared for their newest console, Yoshiaki and his team found themselves brainstorming new ideas for what to do with Mario next. They needed something standout, something that worked with the unique design of the Switch that would take Nintendo's mascot in a whole new direction. There were a lot of fun ideas bouncing around the team's discussions. Nobody could settle on a preferred art style, or a consistent theme, or even a unifying set of gameplay controls and power-ups. Then, as the group discussed their plans, a bolt of inspiration hit. Instead of trying to chase some big, new, futuristic idea for the future of Mario's gameplay, the team decided that they should take him back to his 3D roots. They were going to make a big, open world game similar to Super Mario 64, but using the greater hardware power afforded by the new Nintendo console. They were going to throw as many of their ideas together as would fit, no matter how weird and incongruous they felt. Yoshiaki and his team were going to make the biggest, widest, most varied Mario game of all time. The Switch was a big change for Nintendo, and it was dramatically changing the way the company was approaching game design. A portable console that could easily switch into handheld mode needed games that were designed for single-player, on-the-go experiences. Nintendo needed to make sure that their big, tentpole games offered deep, immersive worlds for players to get stuck into, while also allowing for small, short bursts of gameplay. It was a tough balance to make. Thankfully, the design of Super Mario 64 fit here perfectly, with a series of big, open worlds that could be explored at will, with plenty of different missions that were possible in each sandbox environment. Thus, Super Mario Odyssey was designed so that players could enjoy lots of little rewards for playing, piece by piece. Yoshiaki's big change to the classic sandbox Mario formula allowed players to continue exploring an area even after completing an objective, allowing for a game session to go for as long or as short as necessary. Similarly, the game was designed without a risk of failure. Without a live system, Mario Odyssey wouldn't force players to start all over again if they didn't succeed right away, encouraging uninhibited exploration and experimentation. The nice thing about the game's diverse set of sandbox worlds was that the game's developers didn't need to be restricted to a single set of mechanics or a set art style. In fact, Yoshiaki encouraged his team to come up with the weirdest possible looks for these different worlds. One was polygonal and abstract, while others were hyper realistic for the sole point of making the player sit up and pay attention. There were no set rules for what these worlds should feel like. As long as the result was fun, everyone was happy. Still though, Yoshiaki had one person's approval that he needed to win. With trepidation, he presented the game to his mentor, Shigeru Miyamoto, for his feedback. Mario Odyssey's bizarre design and gameplay would need to be approved by Nintendo's star designer. Thankfully, Shigeru was on board. He trusted Yoshiaki, and this new game looked like the kind of big, impressive, exciting title that would get people excited about Mario all over again. Shigeru was right. Nintendo fans were thrilled with the look of this brand new Mario game, which felt both completely fresh and original, while also returning to a popular game style that many were eager to see the series revisit. As Super Mario Odyssey went out to reviewers, Yoshiaki felt a wave of satisfaction as the game received near perfect scores across the board. This ambitious endeavour had done its job, and given players an exciting, fresh experience within the classic Mario framework. The moral of the story is that you can do great things when you step outside your comfort zone. It can be easy and relatively stress-free to stick to a strategy that works in life. Sometimes, the fear of failure will keep us from trying something new, whether it's developing a new talent, trying to find a new job, or making significant changes in our lives. It's okay to be concerned when facing up evil. If you put in the work, try your best in experiment, you may well still fail at your first attempt. What matters, though, is that you push yourself to try new things. Super Mario Odyssey has proven popular in large part because it's ambitious, and because it tries new and different things. Do your best, be creative, and don't be afraid to break them old. As you work hard to try new things, you never know what amazing things you'll learn about yourself along the way.


Peace. I'm Adam Jabari, and this lesson is called scenario. We're going to explore story and sequence. A scenario is an imagined sequence of events. In stories, we often think of this as a beginning, middle, and end. Today, we are also going to think of sequence as long, medium, and close shots. Today, turn your camera to a landscape orientation or horizontal. As with all photography, we need a source of light. Where does your light come from? You will also need your camera, a smartphone or tablet with a camera app is perfect for this practice. And have pen and paper available to write down your ideas. You'll need to turn on the grid lines in your device. Depending on what you're using, you may need to follow a different method. On an Android phone like mine, it's directly in the camera settings. So if you open the camera app, you can find in the settings a way to turn grid lines on. If you're using an Apple device, go to settings, find the camera app in settings and turn grid on. And if you're using a DSLR or other camera, check the settings or the instruction manuals for your device for how to turn your grid lines on. These grid lines will create nine sections on your screen. Three vertical sections and three horizontal sections. Let's start with three deep breaths. Sit nice and tall, heart forward, crown high. Take a deep breath in through your nose. Into your belly. Exhale slowly. You might place a hand over your belly and one over your heart. Take another deep breath in through your nose. Filling your belly. Filling your lungs. Exhale slowly from your nose. Let's do that one more time together. Deep inhale and exhale through the nose. Thank you. Now that we've grounded with your pen and paper, take two to three minutes to write or illustrate the sequence of events that preceded you watching this video. The beginning, middle and end. Now that you've recalled the sequence of events of your day, let's use our cameras to map out the scenario. Think in terms of scenes. Turn your camera to a landscape or horizontal orientation. That is wide rather than tall. We're going to use three types of shots today. This is a long shot. This is a medium shot. And this is a close-up. Use the sequence of events that you wrote as a reference. For each scene in your scenario, make one of each kind of shot. For example, if you start your day by brushing your teeth, you would take a close-up, a medium shot, and a long shot of brushing teeth. Always keep in mind the subject of your images. Use the rule of thirds to align important information in your frame. You will finish with at least nine images. Three for the beginning, three for the middle, and three for the end. Sequencing through long, medium, and close shots helps your viewers gain different perspectives on your story and make it more interesting. When you have finished making your images, shuffle the order. How does mixing up the sequence change the story being told? Guatemalan photographer Luis Gonzalez Palma said, It is all connected, life and your experiences. It all dictates the way you feel and transform the world. Thank you for joining me today. Let's close out with one breath together. I'm Adam Jabari. Peace.


Hey everybody it's Brett and today I am extremely excited to show you this 2015 Chevy Camaro 2SS Green Flash Edition convertible.  This car has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop, has a fresh oil and filter change on the fluid tab and checked and tapped off and it is 100% ready to go. I'm going to go all the way around in this video inside, start it up and take a look under the hood. Take a look inside the trunk and also going to put that soft top down at the end of the video here and we'll turn all these HID lights on in the front. So I'm super excited to show you this car today because this car is extremely rare. Now it might not look like anything special other than it's green, but the Green Flash Edition was a special edition that they made for 2015 and they only made 707 Green Flash Editions in 2015. Now the Green Flash Edition gives you the emerald green paint. It also gives you the cyber gray rally stripes on the hood and trunk. You get the ground effects on here and you get these special 21-inch chromed split-spoke wheels. Because it's a 2SS you get the Brembo brakes as well and what really made, makes this car extremely rare. You also get the RS appearance package with the Green Flash Edition, but what makes this car extremely rare is that it is a convertible. Now they only made 707 Green Flashes, but of those 707 Green Flashes they only made 58 convertibles, so this is a one of 58 cars ever made with the convertible in the Green Flash Edition, so it's extremely rare. I'm going to go all the way around in this video and we're going to start it up and go over everything, but mainly the point of this video is to go over the quality and condition of the car if you are interested in purchasing it. Should all my videos in 4K, so if you have HD capabilities turn them on now, because it is your best way to check out the quality, condition options and cleanliness of the car before seeing it in person. Emerald Green Metallic, paint coat is G7J if you are curious, and if you like the video you can subscribe to my YouTube channel. This one comes with the 21 inch chromed split spoke wheels, no major scuffs or scrapes on there, and they come with the special Pirelli P0 24540 ZR21 tires. These tires have I would say probably 60-70% of the tread left on them, so really good tread. You get the Brembo Chevy brakes on here, and the front fender is in really nice condition. I didn't see any dents or dings on there. Has the HID headlamps, the LED running lights, now that's part of the RS package. You also get the projector lamp fog lamps, and like I said we'll turn all these on at the end of the video so that you can see just how nice and bright they are. Now you also get the body kit, and that's in pretty nice shape. I didn't see any major cracks on there. Lower grille insert is in nice condition, and the front bumper itself is in really nice clean condition. I didn't see any dents, dings, or scuffs. The cyber grey stickers are in very nice condition as well, and you get the color matched insert on the hood there. I didn't see any dents or dings on the hood, and the passenger side front fender is in nice condition as well. No major dents or dings, and this passenger side front wheel, no major scuffs or scrapes. Let's get a look at that emerald green paint, really a cool color. Got a lot of metal flaking it, a little bit of yellow, a lot of black, a lot of greens. And as you go down this side of this 2015 Chevy Camaro 2SS green flash edition, take note of how clean that body is, how reflective and mirror like that paint is. I take these HD videos, so if you are far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the car, hear the car, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here. So when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises, and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at. If this video helps you make that buying decision, let your salesmen know that you saw the video, that it was helpful, and that bread sent you. Very nice on that side. This back wheel, excellent condition as well. Now I think maybe the back tires are a little bit bigger, these are 275, 35, ZR21s, I don't remember what the front ones were, but they have a really good amount of tread left on them as well. And you get the Brembo brakes back here too. Coming around to the back of the vehicle, you get LED tail lamps, the quad tipped dual rear exhaust. So I will say that this car has been altered a little bit. It has headers, and it also has custom exhaust on here. So it is a little bit louder, and it does have headers, so it is loud. Get the backup parking sensors, the rear bumper is in excellent condition, no dense or dings in that, and the trunk lid is in excellent shape as well. Take a look inside the trunk here. So they have the windbreaker here.  You also have option codes, an original 2015 Camaro pamphlet there, information book. Now if you ever wanted to know where your RPO codes are for these Camaro's, this body style, they're in the trunk here, and they are right here. So the code for the green flash is B7J, and that is right there. So feel free to pause this, sorry about that. Anyways, very nice and clean back here, and when you put your soft top down, you have to have this piece in place right there. Anyways, Shox doing a nice job holding that trunk lid up, and it shuts nice and solidly. Coming around the driver's side, rear quarter looks really good. I didn't see dents or dings on there, and this back wheel is in excellent shape as well. I will say that there has been a little bit of touch up done to the rear bumper down here, just a couple little spots that have been touched up, but I wanted to point those out because this is, in my opinion, a collector car, being as rare as it is, and it's really neat to, down the driver's side, the driver's side doors in really nice condition. You get heated power mirrors, and inside I have the original window sticker here. It's all laminated and really well preserved, really nicely preserved. So everything there on your left is your standard equipment, and then you can see the options and pricing right here. The green flash special edition was a $5,995 option in 2015. You get the exclusive emerald green metallic exterior paint, the 21 inch split spoke chrome wheels. Those tires are different sizes. The fronts are 245, 40s, and the rears are 275, 35s. You get the RS appearance package, gives you the HID headlamps, the LED halo ring, and the LED tail lamps, the cyber gray rally stripes, ground effects, ZL1 rear spoiler, and the body color hood louvers, all part of that green flash edition. The six-speed automatic transmission is $12.95. You get remote start with that. Steering wheel controls, tap shift has the footwell and cup holder lighting group, navigation system, windscreen, and cargo mat, and the wheel lock hit, identification LPO. Total MSRP on this one was $5255. So it was a pretty expensive car, brand new, and being as rare as it is kind of makes me wonder if it will go up in value in the coming years. The 2SS package gives you the black leather interior. You get the SS stitched into the headrest. Seat is in really nice condition. Very minimal wear on the bolster there, which is where it usually goes out first. Power driver seat does have some custom floor mats in here. Auto headlamps, power windows, locks, and mirrors, and it does have the Boston premium sound system. So I like these Camaro doors because the trim on here is actually a metallic paint. It does have some sparkle to it, and that goes across the dash as well. So that's pretty cool. I take a quick look at the back seats. They are just as nice as the front seats, no rips or tears back here. And take a quick look inside the car. Check out the radio and miles and everything on this car. And then we'll start it up and take a look under the hood. The instrument cluster is very nice and clean, and you can see that this one has 17,521 miles. You do get the digital speedometer, leather wrap, steering wheel, cruise controls, Bluetooth, and audio controls, and thumb pads on the steering wheel, SS logo on the bottom. You get the Chevy MyLink system, has AMFM and Sirius, and it does have the factory navigation system on here as well, and it takes a second to load up. There's Highway 41, so you can see that's working nicely.  I don't think this car has been smoked in, smells very clean, and the soft top is in really nice condition on the inside. You do get home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems, and on Starin' SOS buttons on the mirror. So let's put this up, so to get these up, just gotta turn that, kinda push it up a little bit, and then press the button. This one does have the roll bar on it too, I think that's a custom accessory. Alright, when it's all done, it'll tell you folding top motion complete. Let's turn the lights on, and let's start it up and take a look under the hood. Starts right up, no check engine lights or anything like that. Backup camera is working nicely. This one does also have the heads up display, so you can see the speedometer in the windshield there. Just listen to that exhaust real quick, sounds really good, all those LED lights look great. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today, and hopefully from this HD video, you've gotten a really good idea of the overall looks and styling of this car, a little bit of information on this car, and really, really a neat ride, those lights are super bright. And under the hood, we have the 6.2 liter V8, puts out 400 horsepower stock, this one does have a cold air, air aid intake, engine bay is very clean, runs very smooth. Once again, this car has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop, has a fresh oil and filter change on the fluid tab and checked and topped off, and it is 100% ready to go, really a sweet ride, does have the emission sticker here. 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