What visual asset news or Dan for short, my name is Rob and today instead of talking about the news I want to talk about what's going on right now in Celsius and to help me make sense of this because I get confused Especially with the fragmentation of what's going on with the Celsius procedure bank of the future the legal implications So I brought on two people who have been covered this extensively My man here Aaron Bennett and Tiffany Fong. Thank you for guys for coming in Hello, thanks for having us Absolutely, yes, this is gonna be good because again, it's hard to keep things straight. I need help doing such things I know people who are watching this video are the same way. So also as a remember You can find Aaron Bennett's channel around YouTube and Tiffany Fong and her and Aaron's information are in the description You can find the follow them along. They've got some great information and they're the ones that I watch To get the updated version of what's going on. So here's we're gonna go over Just to bring everybody up to speed first things first Let's talk about the chapter 11 that was filed on July 13th or somewhere around there and a quick recap to bring up to what's going on right now Then we're gonna talk about how to check your account when to file a claim and who actually has skin in the game As far as Celsius goes, then we'll talk about the legal issues Grand Cherries of Pina exclusivity and wasted money Then we're going to the meat and potatoes this the Kelvin plan versus the Bank of the Future company for some other type of plan that could potentially make us creditors whole and then lastly The options what how would you guys vote for this the haircut versus Kelvin versus Bank of the future? Which way would you go and this is gonna be an ongoing discussion because let's be honest Nobody really has a concrete answer. So first things first. Let's talk about it. I'm gonna start with you my man Yeah, bring us up to speed. I'll do my best so Lot lots have been going on every day. There's new news. So July Yes, July 13th. They officially declared bankruptcy chapter 11 and Radio silence from then on out. It was a while before we actually heard anything after that and A month prior they had frozen withdrawals. So there's been a lot of just, you know lack of communication and Since then we've just been getting a dribble of information a lot of which Tiffany is covering a lot of leaks a lot of right sparse Communication from Celsius management about you know, here's the council. We've employed these people to help us Oh now we have this thing called the UCC the unsecured creditors committee. What is this? They actually represent us. I mean essentially everybody is getting a crash course in the bankruptcy law peripherally and I'm just along for the ride learning about it and I mean I could keep talking but where we are now it changes every day But a lot we've made a lot of progress. I think in a lot of in a lot of ways Sure Certain yeah, go ahead. I wasn't saying and this this just kind of brings up a speed So like we went through this this whole process now we're trying to figure out who to believe who to trust and where to go and Thankfully, there's been some great information Aaron on your channel. You've really covered extensively what's going on Also with Tiffany with your channel what I mean the things that are astounding to me and this is leaked audio from actual employees Their meetings that they have and it's just and to me like it seems like it's a lot of hubris a lot of pride like We're gonna get out of this because of this one individual. So just real quick speak to that How did this all come about how'd you get this information and what it all kind of bring the light for you? Oh, I think it's delusional. I mean, I'm Barely a youtuber. I started my channel when Celsius shut withdrawals because I had quite a bit of money trapped in the platform And then I just started posting updates and I got contacted by an employee who said that he liked my channel and Wanted to reach out to me and he did begun begin leaking me some information Yeah, and I mean it had been radio silent. So I wasn't even sure that I was going to post it But and I was really scared of the repercussions in terms of Sure lawyers and being sued and many lawyers Strongly warned me not to leak anything But as a creditor, I'm like, we don't know what's happening It had been completely silent and I have something where I see what they're working on this Kelvin plan So I was like, I got it. I got a boost it. So Yeah, I got you. So yeah, I'm just want to say I'm glad you guys are doing the things you're doing because it helps out Everybody, especially the ones that got things that are stuck on there. So great. Now, let's let's dig into it I just want to bring everybody up to speed about how to check, you know, what your account has as far as Celsius When to file a claim and who has skin in the game? So I just want to quickly show this there's a link in the description and it leads us to Stretto if you put in your email address here You can see exactly what the schedule claim would be when there's time to file a claim So real quick Aaron talked to us because you've already gone through this this process talk to us I mean how simple it is but what you found out? Absolutely. So part of what I'm doing on my YouTube station is is going through every single freaking Stretto document that comes through the portal and and one of this and is Exactly an easy way to check your claim Essentially on the site that was just shared you would enter your email address the email address that you filed Or that you use to set up your Celsius account. I believe it has to be case sensitive So I'll lowercase from what I've been hearing and yeah, they'll just send you exactly what should be on your phone inside of your Celsius wallet So if that is accurate You really do not need to do anything if it is inaccurate like it shows you that you owe Or it shows you that You have less crypto than you actually have Then you will file an official claim and we may get to this later in the video But I'll just share it now right now as this video. There is no link There is no proper way to file a claim that have not released that yet So if it's inaccurate, you're just gonna hang tight until Myself or one of us one of us three lets you know that it's live. So No, also apparently if it's disputed Unliquidated or contingent then you might need to file a claim as well But I haven't seen any people have that issue, but that's just what's listed on the Stretto website Gotcha. Yeah. So at least all these people know know now to take a look at that and go Okay, this is correct. That's not correct. So when the information comes out like, okay I got to get on this so everybody who's watched the video make sure that you again link in the description Put your information in there find out what is actually for the balance. So you can say no, no, that's incorrect Or that's correct. Just go forward. Okay. So then the next part is The whole thing with who has skin in the game and I've had Alex on my show numerous times and on one of those shows He explained explicitly who has skin in the game I want everybody to take a listen to this and just to tell me what your thoughts are We'll show you a little bit more. I personally I have over a hundred million dollars personally in the Celsius Wallet Sitting next to if you have money with us. It's sitting next to your money If you have BTC, it's sitting right next to my BTC. You have USDC. It's sitting right next to my USDC. So so So so there was a document that just was leaked or not leaked that was put out by I think it was a Stretto and You can see who the different holders are and The top holder has got 47 million I think that's Aaron and then Simon Dixon is number 21 to 10 million Alex is three number 323 thoughts on this one Tiffany, I mean Chrissy zero dollars appalling as usual Not shocking Yeah, Alex thing he has a hundred million. I Mean, it's a bear market, but we're not down that bad. So Yeah, pretty bad. So We haven't talked yet about a lot of the leaked documents about it's not even well They are leaked by Stretto and leaked by Kirkland and Ellis showing withdrawals so Part of part of what's happened is that the judge in this case wanted complete transparency a little bit too much in my opinion where Every creditor for the last three months it shows their transactions or their withdrawals Insiders that shows an entire year. So how we're getting a lot of this information that is not looking good For a lot of the insiders is it shows withdrawals very close to the bankruptcy petition date or when they froze withdrawals? So I don't know if we wanted to talk about that, but I just wanted to throw that in there that Unlike Voyager, I know a lot of you guys watching possibly in Voyager The judge did not release the same amount of information and there's a we basically all got doxed in a certain way. So oh, yeah, we did. Yeah, I Mean there's pros and cons to it because obviously I feel like a lot was revealed from like being able to see the insiders withdrawals It'd be nice if they just doxed the insiders But I mean if it had to be everyone or nobody that I'm kind of glad that we can at least see their withdrawals Yeah, and that's so that is essentially what has been going on and then to bring us all the way up to the present There's another couple things first of all grandeur is a peanut exclusivity and wasted money before I talk about exclusivity Who wants to take this one to describe what it's what the exclusivity is as it pertains to Celsius in the plan Aaron Tiffany Aaron's an excellent I'll give it a go so from my understanding Celsius had one or still has 120 days from the time of bankruptcy as The exclusive company or entity to file a restructuring plan. Okay, so there's been a lot of back-and-forth about Submitting your claim or not claim submitting your plan to the UCC and right now the only company or the only entity that can do that is Celsius So that limits anybody else that has a plan about hey, this is how we want the chapter 11 restructuring to go to actually submit it Because they can't Exclusivity means they're exclusively. They're the only one second that can basically submit a claim or claim. What am I saying submit a plan? Submit a plan. So so real quick question then so if many have any wanted to they had a plan They want to submit a plan. They can't even submit a plan yet until Celsius as a first correct from my understanding People can submit or I think Simon Dixon mentioned they can submit a plan to like the investment bankers, but it's a different process It's honestly very confusing But ultimately this exclusivity is here a lot of people just want it gone because they realize that Celsius's plan which was leaked by Tiffany in that audio, which we'll get to maybe It's kind of bogus it's kind of ridiculous and This exclusivity just makes it hard for anybody else, you know for things to get moving along Although the UCC did as much as I disliked the Kelvin plan and find it completely unreasonable The UCC did point out that if they were to end exclusivity too soon Then it would just open up the like floodgates for anyone to submit Potentially bogus plans and then they would all have to be evaluated and it could be a circus I remember them using the word circus So I wrote that down, but so there there's some reason to not end it too early But also obviously I am not a fan of the Kelvin plan So there's the pros and cons there. It's a good point because it becomes a circus, right? So then there was there was just a little hearsay Erin you said 120 days Tiffany talked about a circus and there was a question was the extension granted apparently in Some kind of conference the they have not filed the extension yet Celsius just stated in through my concern They they will file for an extension. They will they want to keep going and then to talk about the other legal issues There is a subpoena US Grand Jury subpoena Crypto or Celsius the platform itself and on top of that As far as wasted money, this was put out by Tiffany two and a half million dollars for an 18-day period form Kirkland and Ellis that cost Another three weeks almost a million now whose money is that? That is paying for all this ours Yeah, it is the estate's money, but that is our deposited crypto Okay, David Adler did clarify that that wasn't the total sum that was actually charged to Celsius It was more like 3.1 million and that is 80 percent that needs to be paid immediately. I guess That's what you're talking about here. Okay 80 percent, but immediately that's a lot of money. Yeah, okay Gotcha, so not strato like I was complaining about it is just Kirkland as the ones look Usually the only ones that win in a lawsuit are the one are the lawyers. That's usually how it goes. Gotcha All right, so Let's get into it the plans because we've we brought ourselves here We know there was chapter 11 You know a lot different fallouts a lot of things been going back and forth I don't want to go over the minutia because really nice Tiffany adequately says it is a circus Let's talk about what the plans are so people can start to think about this Not that the plans are able to be voted on but where things are going so the first one Tiffany I'll start with you like this Kelvin plan. This is from Celsius, correct? Yes, so this was The initial audio that I posted that I received from an employee And it was the leaked all-hands meeting where they were discussing the Kelvin's the Kelvin plan Obviously, this was very early stage and was not meant to be publicly heard yet But the gist of the plan and the premise would just be essentially that they want to reopen as a custodial platform with a zero trust security framework and they also mentioned having potentially multi-sig wallets, for example Their general business model or the way they generate revenue would be Transaction fees essentially the same as everyone else and a huge departure from how they used to Out the fact that they charged no transaction fees. So that was that would be a big departure But I guess technically less risky than what they were doing prior but to me Celsius and anything related to Celsius is a little Yeah, so Okay, so before we get to the bank the future, what's the difference so like when I take a look at at different companies I was thinking myself What's the competitive advantage and like, you know, Warren Buff will talk about build a motor on your business So what makes kelvin unique to where it could compete in this market? To me nothing I mean, I'm just like this is absolutely ridiculous But if anyone else has a positive take on this Well, yeah, if I had to if I had to argue their side, uh from that leak document Essentially they would be thinking of themselves as a startup again, but they have still a lot of customers and they have Pardon, that's I think that is the one thing the existing customer base But which I believe they said 90 90 5% may leave But they're saying even if they only keep 5% of their customers That's still a very hardy startup with A management team already there that we can Argue if they're competent and we want them to lead a company in the future But that would be their argument that They have assets, you know, they have mining that could possibly generate some revenue Which I'll get to in simon's plan a little later. They have gk8, which is their custody solution Which is how they would actually Secure customer funds and cold storage using multi-stake and they can generate Revenue from customers locking up their funds like that or keeping their funds safe like that. So That would be their argument there Yeah, I mean even if they were to retain 10 to 15 percent just this business model Being much different than how they previously were saying they were generating profit Which it doesn't seem that they were even generating profit in the first place But it seems a lot less risky, but Just just transaction fees. I don't know. It just it doesn't seem like I don't know it doesn't seem Realistic to me I mean look I could be wrong But I kind of agree here unless there's something that I'm missing here Like it seems like of the same thing and then the air into your point about you know the What we have five percent if I would I would say like this me as a creditor Who's got a little bit of cash or crypto tied up there? If they want to go out and do something else And start their own company and bring people along with them great go ahead and do that But for me and I think a lot of people watch this video I don't think they're going to trust the company to bring them any kind of revenue It's uh, it's amazing how trust dissipates so fast. It takes a A lifetime to build a reputation only seconds to really destroy it and after that's gone It's pretty tough uphill battle. So talking about that Let's get to this or financial company. I mean in the audio he was talking He was comparing them to apple etc. It was just like this is not the same Right giving examples of other companies that have gone through chapter 11 bankruptcy But oh look they've come back and they've come back stronger than ever There was some airline company. I forgot which one It's like it's different. I mean my example is like, you know, if this airline company was killing people They were crashing their planes. Nobody would ever go back to them even if they came out of chapter 11. So Yeah, yeah, but it was only a minor crash those last three times not a not a major crash and it wasn't their fault Yes granted not to just completely rail on Kelvin I mean this was an early stage of the plan It could have evolved since then and they've stopped holding all hands meetings So even the employees that I'm personally in touch with they don't really know if anything's changed So it's mostly like the upper level execs that are aware of that. So Maybe it's different now. Maybe they've changed things, but I just um, if since we have no further information Just to go based on what we have on kelvin Uh, it doesn't look pretty to me. But yeah, so great great segue. So let's get into what we do know about another plan This is the one with uh, simon dixon and bank of the future and it's a little bit more Nuanced and one of the things that I liked about this is simons already been through this He talks about how he went through this with bitfinex and the hack And how they put equity into it one of the big things that stuck out with me in a recent video because he's done a series of them They said look he goes To fill this gap There's a couple different ways to do it But what we did is we gave equity into the company people wanted to get out. They got out and it's okay That's it's not for everybody. But the one that stuck around Uh, the the people that got out they took a haircut 50 60 70 whatever also was But the people that stuck around they 16xed their investment not to say that that's actually gonna happen and not a financial advice But I think on this channel if you guys know what I talk about is that patience is a virtue So erin real quick talk to us about this plan that simon has is this a good plan?  But I think what we have in front of us In terms of plans that are being talked about I would vote for it like you said simon has a track record of A very good track record. I mean he's invested in a lot of amazing companies that have done incredibly well He's personally incredibly wealthy from his investment. So I think his business sense is one that you just can't overlook in that sense yeah And he's got 10 million on the film on the platform 10 million and he's like he does it seems like he doesn't even care I mean this guy is personally loaded and that came from investing in startups like kraken blockchain.com So him as a person as an investor. I do respect a lot So I can't imagine him leading us down a path that would just Explode, you know, I think this guy knows what he's doing and I do like what he's talking about So essentially with his plan if it gets approved and there's lots of steps to even get to that point We're not even there yet to vote which we'll get to a little later essentially we would all get What he thinks now is around 47 percent of what we had on the platform so that would be taken all the altcoins which Most of the crypto is actually in bitcoin ethereum And a little bit in sell token which he will deal with sell token as well We would get and here there we have the chart 47 percent in bitcoin 20 percent in eth yeah, so His plan is to get at chapter 11 as quickly as possible by doing so we would get bitcoin and eth and We would have that in an account where we could withdraw we could say, you know what screw this I'm out and I never want to do with I never want to deal with crypto again Yeah, but then we have a three billion dollar hole and this three billion dollar hole is What celsius owes us what they don't have so how do you fill that hole? simon's idea is creating basically a venture capital fund Which he can do with his company bank to the future Salt lending which he is probably going to acquire or partner with and also using gk8 Which is owned by us the creditors which celsius purchased with our money And create a vc fund that has Cash flow businesses and ultimately the mining for example If we go into another bull market, which I think most of us do We want to be patient investors. We're here for the long term You know just like riot and marathon two other publicly traded bitcoin mining companies The valuation of those companies when they go public can be huge and mining companies in the bull market do way better Than even just holding spot bitcoin. So that's his plan to fill the hole You know, we don't have all the money to pay us now, but basically taking good taking good companies Putting them into a fund we get equity and then we profit with an IPO So so here's a thing to play devil's advocate Which is this I know we want to talk about you know, we're like simon and simon's a good guy and everything else But shoot I got it. I'll be honest with you Uh when alex on the show, I liked alex They seem like a decent person and then everything just kind of unravels So let's take it like this. What if What if celsius because they own those bitcoin miners and they have only so many percentage up up to speed Could they do it could they take it and actually run with it and go no, no, we've got it Yeah, do I do I think simon's the person and do I feel strongly Pro his plan. I'm still skeptical of all of the plans out there. So I'm kind of Taking it back seat on this one. Yeah a lot of it has to do with trust right and I think We would all agree that trust in the current management of celceus is not there. So It's gonna have to whatever happens. It's gonna have to be a new company new name new management I think that's a that's a given at this point. I think there's If there's gonna be any long-term success. So if celceus wants to run it, but they Call it a different name and they get a new management team then maybe but then it really wouldn't be celceus anymore. So I don't think so I think it's gonna be I think it's gonna have to be something new and part of the benefit of Being in chapter 11 Is that like unaccredited investors which most people are in the u.s They can actually get equity in a venture capital fund, which is what simon wants to do Which I think is actually pretty cool. So for example, most people who are not accredited investors can't even get access to a vc fund Which is kind of it's kind of interesting No, I gotta I gotta agree with you guys on this one because I think if it comes out of trust Then management so like we talked about like it's hard to To put your way behind delta if all the planes are crashing And say well, but we got the same team in place, but we got this this new plan Sometimes things don't work out that way and it just it just When the trust is gone for the for the business and things like that you have to just redo everything so I think even though Celcius has it and they can they could potentially do it There was a massive mismanagement There's a reason why celsius and i'll say it and voyager went out. There was a lot. There was mismanagement there There was something that happened on various occasions that caused them to be where they're at Now take a look people will say oh, but it was this fud campaign It was it was this and that well, there's a reason why Coinbase is still operational Binance is still around seem to be doing okay and a couple of exchanges like coup coin Don't seem to have an issue and they're actually even hiring in this bear market So to save them and go well, it just bludges this way you can do that. I just won't vote for it. So Any thoughts on that? Well No, I absolutely agree. I think that and I think that management new management. There's no question We need new management no matter what happens Um, but we were talking about this briefly prior, but I feel like my biggest questions were To erin, I guess if you want to read Touch on these again, but I was wondering If this haircut would be the same if we were to go with simons plan versus having assets be auctioned off I mean just the assets auctioned off in kind to whatever buyer Hopefully in kind and then we'd still get our crypto back But would the haircut be the same for simons plan versus auctioning the assets off because To me, I mean obviously to start a new company any new coat you're going to require additional capital and Obviously time and labor and you're going to have to pay the employees to work on whatever new company ends up being formed So I'm just a little bit skeptical of any new coat right now I'm just kind of like I don't want it to be any of my assets going towards a new company when I'm unsure about the business model and like how successful they may be So I was just wondering about the haircut differential between Having our assets auctioned off versus going with the new company or simons plan That's that's a good question But then do we know that yet because we don't have because of this exclusivity. We can't really get things out We don't really know per se. That's why I don't have a strong opinion on simons yet I would I'd want to know the numbers first my understanding and this could be completely wrong if FTX purchased Celsius's assets just like they did with Voyager. Let's say they did the same thing Right. Voyager was way more simple. There was no loans They had no mining company. They had no gk8 They had no other businesses that they used our funds like a hedge fund To invest in like what Celsius did So it makes the chapter 11 process a lot more complicated and from what I've heard from simon If FTX were to do the same thing they did with Voyager, but to Celsius's business to Celsius's assets It would not be good. So that's all I can say about that FTX did or SBF did comment on one of simons post and was like it wouldn't be buying Assets at pennies on the dollar. He'd be buying at market price. So I just to put that out there Absolutely. Yeah, I don't I don't think I think they would be wanting the assets for or they would be buying You know Buying one bitcoin for one bitcoin. I believe and Because I think that was a misconception that was going around that it would be like the sale of assets at pennies on the dollar No, I don't I don't believe that would happen. I agree with you I think it's just more complex and the questions that I don't know that we'll hear more about is If FTX does does want our assets will they give us equity In whether FTX or how would we get equity in the mining company and gk like there's still these questions about How are we going to fill the hole because filling the hole is really what's most important? Yeah And if we were to potentially gain equity in an existing company, whether it be FTX or finance or whoever might buy it Then personally and like if it was between simons plan and that potentially gaining equity in an existing company that Is already successful then I would personally go with that option But obviously that option isn't on the table and we're not sure yet But that's just my personal take. I'm also don't hate simons plan or anything, but I I would want to know more Sure, I guess that would be a good say with this one, which is uh What would you like to see ideally? What would be the what would be the best case scenario and Tiffany you kind of touched that, you know real quick But What's your best case? What would you like to see ideally come out of this just to start any new company and have it be successful? I think it's obviously difficult So I'm just skeptical of like the success of any new company that we're kind of trying to scrap together out of like the Ashes of what's left of Celsius? Yeah, yeah, so that I'm skeptical of that um So I mean if we could gain equity into an existing company that would be cool But that might be improbable and obviously this is my first rodeo with bankruptcy So I can't say what I think the probability would be but that would be nice Yeah, nobody wants to go with their bankruptcy. Trust me Exactly same thing for you. What do you want to see what I want to see is People get liquidity and get crypto as quickly as possible. There's a lot of pain out there There's a tremendous amount of pain out there that We've received many messages about so what I want is people to get Whatever Celsius has in liquid crypto assets right back into our possession as quickly as possible Where we can withdraw it sell it do whatever we want with it We want to get after we want to get off out of chapter 11 as quickly as possible The longer we're in chapter 11 the more we're paying these absorbent prices to lawyers and simons plan like other plans are The same we want to get out of chapter 11. We don't want to keep paying these people And then third a legit plan ideally to fill this three billion dollar hole would be great, you know, we Taken just a haircut I think isn't the best option. I think there are ways that we could maybe fill the hole with equity. So that's what I want Yeah, I gotta go. I'll just kind of hybrid everything you guys said For where I I hope things would go I would hope that we get some of our crypto back I understand that we're all going to take a haircut at some point. That's just how it is And I think a new company would probably be the best bet and then also, I mean, we got to get I hate this I'm not I don't hate to see it We gotta wear that that the Celsius token because the way that I understand it If you have a large amount of single holders with Celsius token and they can just dump on us And I know that the regulators are not going to want that So I don't see how that Plays into it that has to go away I know some people love it and they want to short squeeze it and all that stuff that's not for me I think I get if we get a new company and we can bring it down that way and wearing it for the long haul me personally This is me and everybody has to make the decision I would leave the funds that I have there And everybody knows how much I have there now because thank you Celsius for doxing me And I would leave it there to leave it in there for the long haul until the next bull run Because I don't see a lot of I never had a I never had the idea of like taking things out now anyhow I was waiting till 2025 2026 so if it stays in there and like Sign was talking about you know for the bit of the next problem and 16x I'm cool with that. I'm great and then just kind of work it from there to see what it becomes The question is how does it become that and we'll only figure that out this time goes on So anything anything else we missed ladies and gentlemen before we sign off I think we just need more information on all the plans, but yeah I think that's it. I think that's it Well, I again, I can't thank you guys enough for coming in on on a sunday This will be pre-recorded. We'll release this hopefully soon And once we get more information, I'll have you guys back and we'll go from there again Don't forget Aaron Bennett and his channel link in the description Tiffany her channel link in the description Go check those guys out to get the most up-to-date information because I can't bring everything to you. That's it So again, thank you guys for stopping by Thank you for having us You're welcome. So everybody of course like the video with thumbs up subscribe with that good stuff And that is it for today. 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Hi, welcome to the IBM Developer Workshop on deploying microservices on OpenShift. Today we're going to be deploying the back end of a demo microservices application called Example Bank. My name is Jan. I'm a software engineer at IBM with us, our Anton and Max, who are also software engineers at IBM Developer, the developer advocacy part of the IBM Developer Ecosystems Group. You guys want to say hello? Hi, I'm Anton. I'm an engineering manager and I helped contribute code to this example. I'm really glad to be able to participate at the open source summit and see how things turn out. Hi, I'm Max Shapiro. I'm a software engineer here at IBM and I will be one actually going through the demo today. Thanks, Max, for volunteering to do that. So we're going to start by looking at the requirements if you're participating in the lab. We're going to look at the architecture of this application. It uses something called a Kubernetes operator for part of it and we're going to talk about that. And then finally, we're actually going to walk through the whole process of installing Postgres and the rest of the Example Bank components in OpenShift on IBM Cloud. And then we're going to test the application once it's running in your cluster. So if you want to participate and follow along, you're going to need an account, a free account of IBM Cloud, a Docker Hub account for storing the images that we're going to be building here, and the ability to log into IBM Skills Network, which provides a web-based terminal and editor that we're going to be using to interact with the OpenShift cluster. So the application that we're going to be deploying is called Example Bank. There's a live instance at this address that we can play with. And the backend is powered by Java and Node microservices, as well as AppID on IBM Cloud, which is an identity and authentication service. If you use this application, you can create an account and this will create an instance in the user database in AppID. All the interaction with the application is reflected in the Postgres database that we're going to be installing and the points column is populated by Knative service that is not part of this lab, but the instructions are available in the GitHub repository, for example, Bank. The architecture, here's the architecture of the application. So everything except the AppID user identity service is running in the OpenShift cluster, including database, OpenLibertyJava services, and the Node front-end service. So we're going to start by installing a Postgres operator and operator is a mechanism for providing business-specific logic in the OpenShift cluster. In our case, we're going to be using the operator hub, which is part of OpenShift 4 on IBM Cloud and it provides you with an App Store-like experience for installing new functionality into your cluster. There's a variety of databases and message brokers and many other services you can install and we're going to be using a community Postgres operator to create an instance of our database. For the terminal, Max is going to be using the terminal at IBM skills network because it runs in the browser and it's operating system agnostic. But if you have all the tools set up in a different environment, it'll probably work also. The lab is in the Gitbook that Max is going to be following along while doing the work. So I'm going to just turn it over to him now if he's got the instructions up. I think I have to stop sharing. I think it's worth mentioning just the purpose of the lab is twofold. One is to enable deployment of this system. But the system is a reference architecture and all of the code is available too. So it's good to be able to see how it all fits together but you can also dig into the code itself and see how it's programmed at more detailed level to help sort of learn more about how the node and Java microservices fit in as well as the wider architecture. Max, can you refresh this Gitbook? There is on the left you're going to see an OSS microservice section. If you scroll down, there it is. If you go to lab under microservice workshop OSS on the left there and then database setup is the first step. Okay. Yep, over here. Thanks. So first thing, let's see, open the OpenShift web console. And so I've already done that. So open to here. Next thing, create an example bank namespace. All right. So go to projects. Create project. Example bank. Okay. And go to operators operator hub on the left navigation menu. We're looking for Postgres and the Postgres operator for devs for devs. Okay. This one. Continue. And install. And we have to change any configurations. No, you don't as long as you do it while the example bank namespace is selected, it'll automatically choose to install in that. Okay, so only for this name. Yes, this only will only work in this namespace. All right. So let's do that. Let's see what's next. Status will show succeeded up to date when complete. And it was. Okay, so that's done. Next we want to switch over to the developer view. And at the database. Okay. So we go over here, switch to developer. Add. Database. We're choosing database database. Yes, that's so these are the objects that are created when you install the operator. The operator by itself doesn't create the database, but it gives you these special purpose objects for creating anything in here. Yes, change the name. The default is database. We want it to be credit DB. We want it to be used in Kubernetes SQL one word or one word. And that's it. That's changing. Create. Well, that's creating. See what's next. It's just said what we did. Now we're just, we've already created it. And we're just going to start the session for it to complete. So it's currently pending. Once it gets this nice dark blue circle. Whether it's done. Let's see what's next in the meantime. Going to the CLI access. Okay. So we can do this in the meantime. So let's go to here. I'm already logged in over here. And we are selecting. Cloud ID with open shift. Okay. So this one. Yeah, I think the with open shift part means that the tools for open shift are installed like the OC CLI, which is like a more specialized. Cube control. That understands open shift objects. So what is this setting up. So this is launching. A container that's going to run a terminal and a web based code editor. Okay. Well, that's loading up. See what's going on here. It's like it's running now. Okay. So this is up and running too. Let's see what's next. Log into the cluster. With a special command line token. Let's go ahead. Log in command. From here we want to open. Terminal. Yep. We can just add like control plus a couple of times will make it easier to see things. Okay. Yeah, we're logged in now. The context of this terminal points to this. To the same cluster that Max was just installing that database on. Switch to the example bank project. No. Secret. So the script that loads the schema can access the database. You want to check out. You want to clone the example bank.  Maybe I missed it. Do you get clone. And then can you see if the, I don't remember the exact URL. It's. I think it's good hub.com slash IBM slash example bank. Okay. So if you click here, then you can just grab the URL from another. Yeah, we can do it from a different lab. You can just do it from a different lab from any of the, any of the other labs have, have the instruction. So you go to the beginning of the microservice one. Here it is. Yep. Okay. Yeah. Is this the right one that I clicked? Go back to database setup because we were at the running at the end of database setup. Okay. We were here. So let me copy this over. Creating the schema. Okay. So you can verify that you're in the right place to steal, like, OC get pods. This is like, this is like cube control get pods, but specific to, to this open shift cluster.  We can verify that, that. Secret is in this namespace. Okay. There's the bank DB. The first one, the first one. Yeah, exactly. Okay. So we're, we're ready now to. Yeah. Okay. Okay. Now we can run it. Yep. Want to do like an OC get pods. Dash W. And we'll see that verify that it's finished running. So it's completed. Let's look at the logs. For that job. For that pod and verify that all the tables got created. How do I do that? The OC logs and then give it the CC dash schema pod name. OC logs. Dash one. Just the name of the. The pod. C. C schema load. Yeah. Okay. This is good. This is what we want. You can see the tables and schema were created for our. If you want, if you go back to the database set up, there should be a diagram there. So there's a primarily two tables, users and transactions. That are both only used internally by the. The Java microservices that use JPA and JDBC to, to talk to the database. Okay. Yeah. And this is what we just talked about. Okay. So we'll move on to part one. So this is. App ID. Yes. We're going to start with. There's this. This is a scripted app ID setup that. Does require you to log into your IBM cloud. Account. First. So CD into scripts. Logging in. And because I have an IBM account, I have to do dash dash SSO. Right. Is there, I think this is running because this is running inside the terminal. I think we can't, we can't talk to your browser that way. This account. Don't have to update it right now. Okay. We're logged in. So all I have to do is just run this. Just run that script. Yes. You said it failed. What was that? It's just looking for an existing instance of app ID. And. Since it didn't find it, it creates one for you. Just a little bit of background on. Yeah. Identity management. Solution. Right. So. I guess in this case, we're using it. Locally to. Create. You know, our own create and manage our own side of users. But it also allows. For integration with other. Identity management. Yeah. So we're using it. So we're using it. We're using it. We're using it. We're using it. We're using it. You know, our own create and manage our own side of users. But it also allows. For integration with other. Identity management systems. This is a, I guess a convenient way to. That sort of first level of. Authentication around application. Right. Right. Exactly. Yeah, in this, in this case, it's being used standalone without. What secrets is this creating that I'm doing. So this creates secrets primarily for the services to be able to communicate with app ID. To authenticate when you go into that mobile UI. And you put in a user. It stores every user in app ID. And when you log in as a user. All of the underlying services can verify with a special token with app ID that. You're. Authorized. To create transactions. Okay. Yeah, one of the things that we wanted to poke into with this. Example was. By security and building. Building more private and secure applications in the public client, especially. So this is the first. Sort of piece of that. In this example. Right. So the next time you've deployed the front end service and we're just going to, we're going to build and deploy the back end services now. So this is doing a maven build of the. Java part. And it's going to. After this step, when we build the Docker image, it's going to copy the artifacts from this build into an open Liberty based container. And we have to build this. Right. And this is going to tag it with your Docker hub. Username so that. When we push it later on, yeah. It'll go into the right place. So well, this is building. How exactly is the database talking to. The service that we're building now. Well, they, they services that we're building. When they're deployed. So the YAML file specifies a secret that bank DB secret that you created earlier. And it takes the contents of that secret and it creates environment variables. In the environment of the pod. Which is picked up by the Liberty. Java application. Okay. So you mentioned Liberty area. So, so I know, having worked on me. The node side of the application. It's using node express just as a framework within that. So it's pretty simple. Receiving. Http requests and processing them. Within the microservice and passing them on between the microservices. Can you tell us a little bit more about the frameworks inside our applications? Well, the Java application uses something called micro profile. Which is a set of features for Java apps running in a cloud microservice environment. So it has access to. Http clients and servers. Jason parsing utilities. And it has access to some telemetry and tracing and metrics. And health checking features. And it's intended to be a lightweight. Application server, essentially. But a fully, but a fully featured one. So what is this utility that I'm building. This takes care of deleting. Users who asked to have their information. Deleted in the UI and it runs as a cron job once an hour. And again, we were. You know, exploring. Well, the privacy and security and you know, so GDPR. Requires that users can control. If their accounts are deleted or not. So. This was. We're just sort of. Roughing in lots of. The different end points and application points to be able wants to be able to design for a privacy. And that's another sort of aspect that we wanted to show within this example. Exactly, just as GDPR has a user erasure requirement, you're supposed to be able to delete your data. And this is our implementation of that. So what exactly are we doing in part two? So in part two, we're gonna start by taking the deployment YAML files for three of the services. And edit the image specification to point at the Docker Hub image that you just built and pushed. So you're gonna be able to use the editor that's built right into the web terminal. Okay. So if you can just go to file, open here, it's gonna be opening up to browse the example bank project. Back end transaction service. Right. And then deployment.yaml. And what are we changing here? So there's gonna be a reference to an image here that's gonna be pointing to an existing Docker Hub image. And you can replace that with the one that you just built here. That's it? That's the only thing we're changing here? Yes, that's the only thing that's being changed. Okay. And have to do this to another part. Right, so there's a separate deployment YAML for each service. So we did the transactions go to the user service under bank app backend user, user service. The same thing? The same thing, exactly. And just point to the different image. Yep, that's it. And then just one more after this is the cleanup utility. Call on job. That will be under bank user cleanup utility. And this time it's called job.yaml instead of deployment. Okay. So this one is, this is a cron job that's scheduled to run once an hour and goes through all the users that requested that they be, that they want their data deleted. Okay. Yep. And I think that was it for editing the YAML files. Now we can go ahead and deploy everything. We're gonna OC apply, which is like kube control apply. And we can specify, we're gonna specify in that command all three of these services all at once.  So after running this, if you wanna do like an OC get pods dash w, you can watch the images get pulled and the containers get created. And there's also a way to see this in the OpenShift web console, right? Yeah. That's right. It'll update. If you look, go to the topology or workloads view. Here it is. You can see them come up. Looks like they're done. Yep. Run. Okay. Cool. And I think that was the last deployment step. And now in the initial front end node deployment, it created an OpenShift route, which creates a subdomain in this clusters address space. So you'll be able to just put that in your browser and visit the application. This URL? It's the long one there that ends in aptomain.cloud. Okay. Oh, here it is. Here it is. So this is talking to app ID now. So I hit bank. You got a bank. Yeah. Exactly. And then we're signing in or signing up? Well, there should be nothing in the dropdown right now since this is a new instance of app ID. So it wouldn't be able to populate that with anything. So if you do sign up, it'll insert once you hit the consent checkbox and create account. This, the node service is going to talk to app ID with, through a node app ID library. And I don't have to change any of this. Well, you can actually edit the username if you don't like them, but it's kind of a randomly generated. So you can experiment with this app without having to come up with a username. So this is the list of transactions. If you go back out, click the round home button at the bottom and then click on some of these other buttons out there. Does it matter? No, there's a matter. But as you click on them you'll see that there's a little analytics view that takes data from the Postgres database and draws a nice little visualization once you go back to bank. So you'll see your transactions here. The little pie chart at the bottom there that looks like Pac-Man. That's a little, that's a visualization from the purchases that this user made. And if you click on the little person there next to it you have the option to delete the user or just log out. If you delete, it's not gonna disappear right away since the deletion service is a crime job that runs out hourly. But if you log out long back in you should see your transaction is being, transactions were persistent in clustered database. If there's the person signing, there they are. So that's it, the points are populated by a Knative service that we didn't deploy but that is available in the GitHub repository if you wanna follow along with those instructions for the remaining part of Example Bank. I just wanted to note as well that we built this also experimentally with web components which is an emerging spec and we've only really tested it on Chrome. So we know for sure it works on Chrome really well. We're still experimenting on other browsers with web components. So if you run into any issues please try again on Chrome at this point. Are there any other steps that I need to follow? No, that is it. Might be nice just to, if you could go back to that that view and click on the cloud architecture link. So here, just alongside there we had a whole bunch of links with that point to related tutorials and code patterns. So just to refresh everyone's memory what Max has just deployed is this little system of microservices built with Java Liberty and load on OpenShift and connected with app ID for authentication connected by an operator to the PostgreSQL database. I just wanted to flash that up just to remind everyone what you've just deployed and all the codes are to dig into the different services and see how it's implemented and of course we're all around to answer any questions and be happy to hear feedback and answer questions on this stuff as well. So, yeah, so the example bank code is at this public repository. If you go to developer.ibm.com there's further patterns and tutorials around example bank and other OpenShift applications and feel free to reach out to any of us with any questions or feedback. Thank you. Yeah. Thanks again everyone. Bye bye. Bye.


Baiklah. Selamat pagi. Selamat datang ke sebuah bulan baru. Macam mana semua orang? Bagus. Baiklah. Mari kita mulakan dengan sebuah panggilan. Kemudian kita mulakan dengan sebuah sesi. Faham, kami berterima kasih untuk sebuah bulan baru yang anda telah menerima ke dalam hidup kita. Tuhan, kami berterima kasih untuk kebaikan anda, kebaikan anda yang baru setiap pagi dan apabila kita... berterima kasih untuk mempelajari dan mempelajari Tuhan. Saya berterima kasih, Holy Spirit. Kamu akan menerima kepada kami. Kamu akan bercakap dengan kami. Bahagian kita akan menjadi sebuah panggilan yang baik untuk memperoleh panggilan anda. Tuhan, segalanya yang kita belajar akan menerimu dalam hidup kita. Terima kasih untuk menghubungi kita untuk menjadi perempuan kandung anda untuk membanguni kandung anda. Tuhan, kami berterima kasih kepada Tuhan yang akan menerima kita. Kami akan mempercayai kita Holy Spirit Tuhan. Bersama Tuhan, kami berterima kasih. Baiklah. Jadi, ia telah berlalu sejak kita menerima beberapa kelas untuk evangelisme hidup. Jadi, mari kita melakukannya kelas yang terakhir. Kamu ada kelas anda? Kamu ada kelas anda? Jadi, kita melakukannya kelas yang terakhir. Kita telah melakukannya kelas yang terakhir. Kita telah melakukannya kelas yang terakhir. Ya? Ya, kita telah melakukannya kelas yang terakhir. Kita telah mencari tanya-tanya. Tanya tanya-tanya. Apabila anda dan saya menerima orang-orang anda, apabila kita dapat tanya-tanya untuk berkongsi, kita perlu tanya tanya-tanya. Tanya tanya-tanya. Maksud, jangan tanya tanya-tanya. Tanya tanya-tanya. Ini tanya tanya-tanya. Itu bukan tanya-tanya. Tanya tanya-tanya. Jadi, apa yang Tuhan buat? 9 dari 10 kali apabila orang tanya Tanya Tanya tanya-tanya, dia bertanya kembali dengan tanya-tanya. Jadi, kita mesti belajar untuk membuat kelas untuk tanya tanya-tanya. Jadi, apabila kita tanya tanya-tanya, kita mesti memahami orang-orang yang berfikir kita mesti memahami apa yang dia menerima. Jadi, bagaimanapun, jika kita tanya orang-orang yang mungkin dari kecewaan lain, orang-orang yang tidak percaya, jika kita tanya mereka, apa yang mereka tanya tentang kelas? Jadi, apabila mereka menjawab, kita akan tahu, okey, ini apa yang mereka fikir tentang kelas. Tetapi, cerita itu akan berbeza dengan kelas dari kelas. Jadi, kita nampak, kita mesti tanya pertanyaan yang baik supaya berbicara dengan baik-baik. Pergilah untuk tahu sistem percayaan mereka. Apabila anda menerima orang, pergilah untuk tahu apa yang mereka percaya. Sekarang, sebab mereka ada nama Hindu atau nama muslim, tidak bermakna mereka itu. Mereka boleh menjadi percayaan. Mereka tidak percaya pada Tuhan. Jadi, jangan datang keputusan. Pergilah untuk tahu sistem percayaan mereka. Periksa kedua adalah percayaan prayer. Ini berlaku ketika orang akan datang dan berkata, ini masalah yang saya lakukan. Saya mencari kerja. Tidak ada kerja. Keluarga saya, orang-orang tidak baik. Mereka tidak baik. Ia tidak baik. Jadi, ia beri anda dan saya peluang untuk percayaan prayer. Mereka tidak selalu berkata-kata dan berkata-kata keputusan. Tetapi, semasa anda berbincang dengan mereka, ia beri anda peluang untuk percayaan. Sekarang, apabila anda percaya, ia sangat penting. Jangan rasa dalam fikiran. Apa dia akan fikir? Apa dia akan fikir jika saya percaya nama Jesus? Apa mereka akan menikmati saya? Jangan risau tentang semua itu. Pertama, ia adalah kuasa Tuhan sehingga salafi. Jadi, kerja kita dan berkata-kata adalah kuasa Tuhan. Bukan tentang kuasa kita. Ada kuasa kita? Bukan benar-benar. Ia hanya kuasa Tuhan di dalam hidup kita. Ia adalah kuasa Tuhan yang membawa kuasa. Kita lihat periksaan keputusan. Periksaan dua minit. Apa yang anda perlukan, bagaimana Tuhan datang, bagaimana Tuhan beri untuk anda, dan bagaimana dia berubah hidup anda. Terutamanya, apabila anda berkongsi kisah, jangan berkongsi untuk satu-satunya. Saya akan beritahu anda keputusan saya. Apabila saya bawa, saya akan mati di tengah-tengah. Selepas saya bawa, saya akan mati. Semua orang berlaku tidak perlu beritahu sebuah cerita. Kamu perlu jauh. Kamu hanya mempunyai mungkin 10 atau 15 minit untuk orang itu. Atau apabila ia 5 minit, 5 minit mesti sebuah bahagian yang penting. Jadi apabila dia atau dia balik ke rumah, mereka akan berfikir, apa yang dia katakan? Sangat menarik. Kerana jika kita berkata 100 perkara, mereka akan berfikir, saya hanya berlaku 10 minit pada masa saya bercakap dengan itu. Jadi tidak perlu bercakap dengan itu. 2 minit keputusan. Kemudian perjalanan kepercayaan yang berlaku dengan bahagian yang penting, berlaku untuk kerja supernaturnya untuk berlaku. Sebelum kita melakukan semua ini, kita melihat keputusan perangkatan. Pada pukul 18, bagaimana untuk berlaku? Berlaku dengan cinta dan cinta. Jangan berkata-kata. Ia sangat mudah untuk mendapatkan perangkatan. Hei, Tuhan lebih baik daripada Tuhan. Ya Tuhan, apa yang Tuhan lakukan, Ia berlaku di luar. Apa yang Tuhan lakukan? Ia menjadi perangkatan. Jadi, jauh dari perangkatan. Jangan biarkan kepadaan yang negatif yang berlaku. Bukan semua orang akan berkata, terima kasih untuk berkongsi Tuhan sekarang. Mereka akan menikmati. Mereka akan bawa kamu ke bawah. Mereka akan... kepadaan yang negatif akan berlaku. Jangan biarkan itu. Ia akan membawa kamu ke bawah. Teruskan untuk melakukan apa yang Tuhan berkata-kata. Okey, mari kita masuk ke Chapter 6. Chapter 6 berkata-kata cinta dan cinta. Semua orang kata, cinta dan cinta. Jadi, kami bercakap tentang bagaimana untuk menikmati orang yang berkata-kata. Kita juga perlu menikmati orang bukan hanya untuk kejutan, bukan hanya untuk kejutan, tapi menikmati mereka untuk menggantikan Tuhan Christ. Bersama mereka dan berkata-kata. Jadi, kita akan lihat beberapa pukul di sini. Bagaimana kita menikmati orang yang berkata-kata? Jalan yang pertama atau jalan yang pertama atau jalan yang pertama adalah berkata-kata. Jadi, bagaimana jika saya cakap, jika saya ada kawan baik, dia tahu saya selama-lamanya saya cakap, Hey, awak tunggu saya. Di sini, pada 10 jam saya akan datang ke sana. Mereka pasti dia akan berada di sana. Kenapa? Sebab dia percayakan saya. Ya atau tidak? Dia percayakan saya. Sekarang awak dan saya, apabila kita menikmati orang, kita harus membangun percayakan. Percayakan tidak berlaku dengan cepat. Percayakan adalah membangun. Walaupun percayakan boleh dipercayakan, tetapi itu boleh dipercayakan lagi. Ya? Bagaimana jika awak ada kawan yang awak tak percayakan, tapi setelah itu awak percayakan 100% dia akan beri hidup untuk saya. Kita ada orang-orang itu. Awak percayakan mereka. Awak tahu dia akan melakukannya, atau dia akan melakukannya. Dia ada untuk saya. Ya? Sekarang satu cara menikmati orang berdasarkan percayakan. Apabila orang percayakan awak, mereka akan percayakan apa yang awak cakap. Mereka akan percayakan apa yang awak cakap. Mereka akan percayakan apa yang awak percayakan. Ya? Jadi mari kita lihat contoh ini. Sama-sama, orang yang percayakan ibu, ibu, ibu, ibu, ibu, ibu, ibu, ibu, ibu, ibu, ibu, ibu, ibu, ibu, Mereka mengikuti Tuhan. Kembali, Tuhan melihat mereka mengikuti dan tanya, Apa yang kamu mahu? Mereka kata, Rabi, Apa maksud kamu, Tuhan? Atau di mana kamu tinggal? Dia berkata, Dan kamu akan melihat. Mereka pergi ke mana dia tinggal. Mereka menghantar hari bersama dia. Ia berkata sekitar empat hari kemudian. Ya. Sekarang, biar saya mencari gambar untuk kamu. Mereka berfikir tentang ini. Mereka mengikuti Tuhan. Mereka mengikuti orang. Mereka mengikuti orang yang berdekatan untuk mengikuti Jodan. Mereka mengikuti Tuhan. Mereka ada beberapa dewasa. Mereka mengikuti Tuhan. Mereka ada dua dewasa dengan dia pada saat itu. Mereka mengikuti. Mereka melihat Jesus. Mereka mengikuti Tuhan. Mereka mengikuti lampu Tuhan yang mengambil perhatian dunia. Mereka adalah satu. Mereka mengikuti Tuhan. Mereka adalah lampu Tuhan. Mereka boleh pergi ke sana? Dan apa yang John kata? Mereka kata, pergi. Mereka pergi ke pasal yang kita baca. Mereka mengikuti Jesus. Apa yang dia minta? Mereka mengikuti Tuhan. Mereka mengikuti Masaya. Mereka mengikuti Tuhan yang mica lalu. Mereka mengikuti Tuhan. Apa yang Andrew minta? Baca itu. Pari nama-nama. Mereka mengikuti... Mereka mengikuti... Pada mana yang kau angkat? P關at, tak? Mereka mengikuti... Mereka ada dua dewasa. Mereka mengikuti Tuhan. Mereka cakap, You go. He's the one who is the Messiah. Now Andrew and the other disciple goes to Jesus and ask, where do you stay? Jesus says, come. Jesus also was very clever. He's wisdom. Jesus didn't act like Google Maps. Go straight, take a left. You'll find one house there. Take the right. No. He said, come and see. Simple. Come and see. Andrew came. They sat with Jesus the whole day and when they stepped out of the house, they believed that Jesus is the Messiah. But it all started with John the Baptist. Because Andrew and the other disciple they trusted John the Baptist. John is saying that he's the Messiah. They may have been questions in the mind. They may not have believed it. But John is saying. So John has done great works. If he's saying, then there's something about this person. And John doesn't say, look, you know, the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world. But you go, don't go now. Go later. After I die, then you go. No. He says go. Right? Based on trust. When you and I minister to people, if there is some kind of trust built. Right? So maybe your friends or people that you know, maybe people who are Christians or unbelievers and there's a trust. And when you share to them, you talk about Jesus.  Even if they don't believe it, they will trust you. And because they trust you, they will begin to believe it. They will at least try it. Right? So if there's somebody who says, you know what I have, I'm always feeling unwell. This body pain, physical illness always. Now he or she maybe a very good friend. What can you say? Hey, I pray to Jesus. Whenever I pray, even I have weaknesses, even I feel my body pains and I go through all this. But when I pray to Jesus, there's some kind of a strength and I get strengthened and I feel like I go back and do everything that I have to do. Now this person may not believe in Jesus, but they believe what you say. So they will try it out. You get what I'm saying? I will finish this class at 8.50. Sorry, 9.50. 9 to 9.50 this class. You trust me, right? Or if I say, hey, tomorrow afternoon I'm going to come, I'm going to talk to all of you. There's a certain trust that is built here. So I said, he'll come, so he'll come. The same way when you build trust, when you speak into people's lives, they will receive it. Right? Why do, when you look at a church, why do church members congregation they come and they share their most intimate secrets which nobody knows. Sometimes even their own family members don't know. But they'll come and share with the pastor. Have you ever thought of that? Don't tell anybody my husband doesn't know, my wife doesn't know, the children or the youth come and say, hey, my parents don't know, but pastor can you keep it to yourself? Why do they do that? Because they believe there's some kind of a trust. Right? To the moment you build trust, you'll be able to minister to people. And that's what happened here. Because there was trust that was developed with John and the Disciples, John was able to tell the Disciples go to Jesus and they believed in Him. They believed it. Right? They readily accepted what John the Baptist said and they went with Jesus. Now let's look at the second portion. First one is based on trust. Second one, the same chapter was 40 and 42. John 1 40 and 42. Yes, go ahead. Can I read first? Yes, please go ahead. One of the two who heard John speak and followed him was Andrew, Simon Peter's brother. He first found his own brother Simon and said to him, we have found a Messiah which is translated the Christ and he brought him to Jesus. Now when Jesus looked at him, you are Simon, the son of Jonah. You shall be called see first which is translated stone. Yes. So, look at the sequence of events. First, John the Baptist has his Disciples. He says the lamp of God, Jesus is there and what do they do? Andrew goes.  Now, what does Andrew do? First thing, I have to go find my brother goes and finds Simon Peter. He goes, he finds Simon Peter tells him what. Hey, you know what? I was very busy today. I was doing a lot of things. He goes to Simon Peter and says, Peter we have found the Messiah. So, the second way of sharing the gospel is by sharing based on common interest. Now, the Jews were waiting for the Messiah. Andrew was a Jew, Simon Peter was a Jew. They're waiting for the Messiah. What does Andrew say? Andrew goes to Peter and says, Peter we have found the Messiah and what does Andrew do? He takes Peter to Jesus. This is called the power of a single invitation. Did Andrew think what Peter would become? Did Andrew think what Peter would become? He said, Andrew saying, I went and I saw Jesus I spoke to him. He is the Messiah goes. He says, Peter, Peter you also come. You see what is happening here. This is the Messiah and Peter says from now on you will be called Peter, see first the rock is what you will be called the power of a single invitation. When you and I share the gospel and who we are ministering to we never know what they can do for the kingdom of God. Peter went on to become the leader of the church in Jerusalem. He became the founding father of Christianity because of single invite. What did Andrew say? We found the Messiah come and see. You get what I'm saying right? Let me share this story that I read. Everyone know Billy Graham. Everyone know Billy Graham, evangelist Billy Graham, right? The great man of God who preach thousands and thousands of sermons and millions of people have come to Christ through his ministry but very few of them know the background of his story. As he was growing up as a little boy, he grew up in the countryside which is more like villages. There was a small church and in that church there was an old man and this old man would take Sunday school. So there would be about 4-5 children there and he would take Sunday school very diligently he would take Sunday school and people would ask him you're so old going through your own challenges why do you want to struggle these children are not even listening to you, they're running all over the place and you are every Sunday you're here but they encouraged him. He was an old man he would teach these children and after a lot of effort of teaching and teaching at old age he passed away but one of those boys turned out to be Billy Graham. Did he know that he's going to minister to a boy who's going to be the greatest evangelist of the world has ever seen after Jesus Right? So you never know it could be your neighbor it could be a friend you know you share the gospel with him you never know next thing 10 years down the line God is using him or heard so powerfully and you feel thank God I shared about Jesus to him Yes or no So here's the thing we never must look at a person who can't do anything or she can't do anything No, no, no Jesus didn't look at Peter and say you're a Fisherman No Jesus looked at Peter and said you're the leader of the two you'll be the rock you'll be a strong foundation Right? So based on common needs Andrew was convinced that Jesus was the Messiah Simon Peter Simon Peter he's interested to know who is this Messiah he goes and he meets Jesus Andrew shared with Simon based on common interest now what are the common interest that we may have it could be music it could be singing it could be business it could be a sport Right? So for example you're playing cricket with your friends and you know this boy he likes cricket so that's a common interest how will you minister to somebody you're just playing cricket with ten of you near the grounds near your house how can you minister to a person you know that they like cricket very simple just talk about cricket first or if it's football talk about football hey you know I was so tired but you know I didn't have any energy but I just prayed and I said God give me some strength that's why I was able to play thank God for strength thank God that I have these hands and legs that I could play so which God are you talking about door is open what's happening opportunity right? based on common interest okay extending an invitation to those who are doubtful let's go on to read that verse 43 to 51 those who are doubtful you know what is the meaning of doubtful that means ah I don't know I'm not sure I don't think I can believe in this that's being doubtful I don't think I can do well it's not a yes it's not a no it's sitting on the fence so let's read that passage same word same chapter 43 to 51 the next day Jesus decided to go to Galilee he found Philip Philip and say to him follow me now Philip was wrong but say the city of the city of Andrew and Peter Philip found Nathaniel and say to him he have found him of whom Moses Moses in the law and also the prophet wrote Jesus of Nazareth the son of Joseph Nathaniel say to him can anything good come out of Nazareth Philip say to him come and see Jesus so Nathaniel coming toward him and say to him behold and Israel is indeed in whom there is no disease Nathaniel say to him how do you know me Jesus answer him before Philip called you when you were under the victory I saw you Nathaniel answer him rabbi you are the son of god you are the king of Israel Jesus answer him because I say to you I saw you under the victory do you believe you will see Nathaniel and he say to him truly truly I say to you you will see heaven or pain we will stop there we will stop there now what's happening here Philip has met with Jesus and Philip goes and finds his friend Nathaniel ok so very interesting Philip goes finds his friend Nathaniel and tells him Nathaniel we have found the messiah now Nathaniel sorry Philip tells Nathaniel Nathaniel we found the messiah Philip does not try to attempt to convince you know you have to believe you have to believe this is what he did this is what he said no he didn't convince Nathaniel he said 3 words what did he say come and see everyone say come sometimes when you and I are ministering to people we don't have to convince them about the bible convince them about the cross please come and sit only if you come to the church you don't have to do all of that you just have to say come and see you come and see that's what Philip did so what did Nathaniel say ok let me come and see who is this messiah that you are talking about can anything good come out of Nazareth who is this messiah so Nathaniel comes Nathaniel sees Jesus i can just picture what's in his mind messiah he is the one we are praying for and then what does Jesus say through the word of knowledge Jesus reveals to them reveals to Nathaniel who he is look there is an incident like in whom there is no deceit that means he is a holy man and I saw you sitting standing under the thick tree then Nathaniel believes that he is the messiah but what did it all start with Philip what did he say come and see that's all Nathaniel came the Lord Jesus spoke the word of knowledge and he believed that Jesus was the messiah so come and see is an everyday situation that we can use come and see I remember we were in Mangalore and the church was still growing in APC Mangalore and Mangalore was known for its youth people would come from different cities different nations to come and study in Mangalore so I saw this whole community of the African community the North East community and many many students were there so I remember telling one of our youth I said what is it that we were just discussing what is it that can get the youth to come what can we do so as we were praying thinking about it we all came up with an idea a thought said let's play a movie and the name of the movie is facing the giants it's a Christian movie about a sport American football and how God help this team which was it was a very bad team losing in all the matches a losing team to becoming a winning team it's called facing the giants so we began to make these small invitations movie night for youth Christian movie night for youth come and we made some passes and we gave it to all our youth in church and they went and shared it with people and so that evening I think it was about 5pm in the evening on a Saturday they came few of them came I knew youth youths from different colleges and we played the movie after the whole movie I just came front I shared a word among that team of new people young boy and he said pastor we have just moved to this city I have a lot of friends so can I bring them tomorrow to church they said okay you can bring them he brought 15 people to church 15 people all 15 friends came and sat now that time our church was only about maybe 15 people and we were just trying to build the church we were 15 people maybe 10 families 10 of them are couples and 5 youth now all of a sudden 15 youth have come now the church has become 30 people and those 15 people started inviting others we started doing youth meetings what did they do? they come to church come and see we never made any invitations come and see so they started inviting in maybe 8 months he was 65 people in church what was 10 it was all about come and see they came to church they saw the service attended the worship I didn't say hey, thank you for coming hope to see you next week they started coming and they themselves started inviting others they started coming and in about 1.5 years we were almost 90 85 90 people in church how? come and say those 3 words come say all 3 words that's it then what happened was there was this African community I met 2 boys and I said we have a church here, why don't you? why don't you? so they said okay, welcome they came on Sunday they said oh it's nice they went and invited their friends so in one we had we had Africans we had families, our church was a mixed church and because of that lot of people in our church were very open it was very everyone were open with each other we cared for each other there was so much unity in the church there was no division there was beautiful wonderful church very strong church became how? come and see so there will be times you will get the opportunity and all you have to do is say come and see it can be an invitation to a cell group come and see right realize the power of a single invitation Andrew found Jesus he went and found Peter and here Philip goes and finds Nathaniel think of his situations to which that people are going through which provides an opportunity that you and I can invite them to explore Jesus they are facing challenges in life people are facing questions people are interested, people are disinterested people are thankful for the good things, people are open to receiving things so there are so much so many situations that we see around us none of us can say it doesn't matter which faith none of them can say don't worry about me no nobody can say that if you look at what is happening life is so uncertain so uncertain we don't know what is happening recently i read in the news i think recently so that somewhere this young boy was riding the bike he lost balance, he fell and when he fell down just the edge of his head hit the footpath it was a simple fall the edge of his head it cracked open he started bleeding and he passed away he was not going 100 to 120 he was going a small because of the wet road he just slipped and fell so uncertain people need jesus people need a saviour so when we share the gospel gives them an opportunity to invite them and if you look at church most of us will know every church will have a church event most of you will have church events do you have youth meeting women's ministry children's church all of that is there in your churches so you invite people why don't you come and see now i know the setting is different here in urban setting some of you may be in the rural setting in towns but still it's the same gospel it's the same that doesn't change so you invite them let god minister to them you say come and see now what holds us back to not invite people to church by show of hands tell me how many of you have invited your friends or people from other faiths to church how many of you have invited 1, 2 only 2 of you 3 did you understand the question how many of you have invited people from other faith hindu, muslim you have invited them to church how many 1, lift your hand up 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 very good so most of us have done it but there are times things that stop us from inviting people and we look at what are those things 1, sometimes we are too self-conscious and so we don't invite people self-conscious means we feel that we are what will they think about us or I am not experienced enough or I have my own personal challenges I am only going through sickness how can I tell others about Jesus we feel too conscious so we must avoid that overcome that we all you are not inviting people to to come and meet with you you are inviting people to come and meet with Jesus we will continue to have problems challenges, difficulties good times, bad times all of that will be there sickness, healing, everything will be there but you are not inviting people to yourself inviting people to yourself inviting people to come to Jesus so we must remove that hindrance from our mind second one we are afraid for rejection what if they say no they say no, no there is nothing to be afraid of it I am not coming to your church I don't want to come to church that's okay third reason sometimes we are afraid that they may perceive us differently they may think that what is this fellow calling us to church so that is why it is important not to compartmentalize our life meaning Monday to Friday I will be somebody else Saturday I will be somebody else Sunday I will be somebody else we must never do that imagine a friend Monday to Friday you are using bad words with your friends okay Saturday you don't meet him but on Sunday morning, thank you Jesus your presence is all we need now this friend you have invited him to church he will say hey Monday to Friday we are doing everything wrong we are using bad words we are doing everything wrong I am joining with you Sunday morning you are going on the stage and saying thank you Jesus what is wrong now 2 faces that is why it's be the same person Monday to Friday if you are somebody who is who shows that your life you belong to Jesus Sunday morning they won't be surprised yes or no right so don't compartmentalize your life that way you know your true friends will stay those who have to go will move on see this friends forever and all forever going to be there it doesn't make sense there is no friends forever that's all infactuation it's all ideas and thoughts now so you need to get over that don't worry about what people think of you you may be good in speaking, bad in speaking believe in Jesus go to church on Sunday, go for prayer meetings go for Bible study what do my friends think hey why you are not coming to play hey why you are not coming to play i am going for youth meeting but instead of youth meeting you say i have to go visit my family what happens compartmentalizing your life tell them hey i am going to church are you ashamed to go to church i am going for youth meeting if you are ashamed then go back to God ask God for boldness ask God for courage and stand for your faith so that you don't have to make you you don't have to have 2-3 faces one face sometimes we do that and it's very wrong it's very sad as believers Sunday morning we will get up we will search for the mask where is my Sunday mask and then we will wear that mask praise the Lord everybody the Lord is good all the time and all the time God is good we come up with all these things but Monday to Friday no no it is of no use we can fool people and that way you can't fool people all the time we can't fool Jesus Jesus will not say anything but he is not pleased when we do that be who you are when i was an unbeliever i made sure everyone knew my life showed it you going to church? no way when i became a believer i made sure everyone knew i am a believer i start telling everyone about Jesus so you either have to be there or be here which one do you have to choose where you want to be or you want to sit on the fence because if you sit on the fence in revelations if you are lukewarm God will not be pleased so you have to choose i will stand for you so it's not a Monday to Friday it's a Monday to Sunday every day for Jesus yes every moment morning to afternoon is bible class after bible class i am free no bible college will come and go your sessions will come and go but who you are you must always remember that don't don't be in a place of wavering in that area right sometimes people ask a lot of questions and we don't have the answers so we don't want to invite them so we don't want to share about Jesus now remember we don't have to know all the answers do we know all the answers not really but even if you don't know it's okay you can say i don't know about this i will find out and let you know it's not like we are trying to solve all their problems we cannot just inviting them to Jesus three important things be simple everyone say be simple be simple don't say hey, why don't you come to my church there is two db speakers three monitors then we have a bass guitarist we have electric guitar so nice it is LED lightings are there everywhere why don't you come be simple not only in what you say in your words also simple there is beauty and simplicity Jesus was a simple man but even though in that simple way simple nature people followed him did you ever think of it why thousands of people are following this simple man because there is power there is beauty and simplicity be simple be truthful don't cover up now this happened many years ago there are times when some churches say we have a concert what concert concert music concert no we need to tell them yes it's a music concert from a church we are going to be singing gospel songs now one of the things that we do usually during Christmas we get into these malls apartment complexes and we sing carols so many times they ask what is seen they don't know they only know jingle bells they don't know anything else so they ask what are you going to sing about we tell them we are going to sing about Jesus Jesus in the Bible about his birth and we will talk about Jesus we tell them openly if they don't love it's okay but we are being truthful so it's not like we are talking about Jesus they come and tell us hey how can you talk about Jesus now being truthful so everywhere we go we tell them it's Christian ministry we talk about Jesus we believe in Jesus that's our faith when we enter colleges when we are ministering to college students we are talking about Jesus they are not hiding anything thirdly be inviting without correcting it means would you like to come to church would you like to come for the youth meeting would you like to join my cell group why don't you come just watch us or we have a youth meeting or a youth camp church camp why don't you come it's all your doing inviting them give them the opportunity to explore and to find Jesus John 16.8 jika he has come he will convict the world of sin and of righteousness and of judgment so let the Holy Spirit speak to their hearts when you invite people you pray for them and say Holy Spirit you speak to their hearts John 16.8 he is the Holy Spirit when he comes he will convict people of sin, righteousness and judgment so let the Holy Spirit do the work and after that if they believe in Jesus or even after the service you can talk to them ask them what they understood what they didn't understand that's a follow up but let the Holy Spirit do the work you don't take on the role of the Holy Spirit you've done the role of inviting to church let God minister right after their first visit help them to understand what they saw what they heard what they experienced in the church okay this is worship we are singing songs to God the word is the word of God that is what we learn that's what we obey help them to understand that to help them to connect with the church community if they are okay but there are many times we've shared the gospel but they are not they feel they want a church which is smaller which speaks a different language connect them to a church community help people to get connected pre continue to invite them and if they have made the decision to follow Jesus then you disciple them you talk about water baptism you talk about the importance of rare reading the bible daily practices and then you help them to a certain way to a certain level and then when you help them at one point you can release them into the things of God so they've come to a place now never feel that I brought this person to Jesus so he must follow me the rest of my life release them do what God wants them to do alright so everyone has this invitation one invitation can change a person's life forever and I want to encourage each one of us I know that we are students right now but when we go back to our hometowns for the break do this try it out just one person you never know who you're inviting and you never know the impact you can do for the body of Christ amen alright let's stop now I'll meet you next class thank you thank you to those who are online as well thank you


Happy Friday everybody How's everybody doing? Hopefully everybody's having a good morning getting ready for the weekend Good to see you lards. Good to see you Bonito everyone Bonnie everybody. All right. Good to see everybody Nice to see you too rich can good morning. All right guys.  With down 700 points this morning. All right, and you had a blockbuster an absolute blockbuster job report blew the numbers out of the water by a hundred Thousand jobs more than they expected from Anna's that let me tell you if we didn't have the coronavirus I Could almost guarantee and I hate use that word The doubt a bit would probably be at 3200 that would be 32,000 definitely at 32,000 And I and I told you this a long time ago There's nothing that will take down this this this market other than if we had a catastrophe and you're witnessing it And I'm bringing it up again, and you know I talked about that so many times So um the you know I've been listened to a lot of analysts and watching a lot of TV I always do my homework early before we start up in the morning and you know listen The big difference is listening to what they say and what we do every day is pretty similar, but we see We're like the Marines we're the first people that go in and we know exactly what's going on and then we report back to them and You know just like when I was on that I was on Nasdaq. I told you yesterday and You know I was at the Nasdaq Center and I was on their show and they would ask me When is the bottom and I'm telling you what the bottom is the bottom is when we got the worst of the worst of the worst news Out there and then then you know that's that's when we're gonna know we're gonna hit the bottom Okay, when you have the worst of the news and it's not going any lower. That's what you have to look for but overall You know what this listen? Obviously this is a serious problem with the coronavirus.  They said there was somebody here in New York and Westchester Which is you know terribly said that a And it's an aesthetic Jew Went to a Got it He gave it to his family. He gave it to he gave it to his driver that drove him to the hospital Okay, and then he went to a bomb is for and now everybody in the bomb is has got to get checked for it I mean it's that Contagious, it's just absolutely actually closed the school down because of it Yeah, because the kids have it so obviously You know what you know, we keep joking around blame the Russians. We got to blame China I mean they're the ones that actually where where it came from and I'll tell you it I think the shit's gonna hit the fan when it comes to that But the thing that we got to be concerned about is what we're gonna do with this market. Okay? We got to be we got to be careful with this market. The market is factoring this all in You know, we had a big rally on Wednesday because they like the outcome of the Super Tuesday, but you know The market doesn't like, you know, you know, there's a like when to see stuff like goals like this regarding about the coronavirus So, you know, we're seeing some pretty scary stuff. So a lot of airlines getting crushed Lot of you know, uh, You know you the the cruise ships are getting crushed.  So I'm just telling you guys I hope you got a lot of cash laying around because there's gonna be some screaming screaming buys screaming buys Josh says OPK is running OPK is that what it was I spelt it wrong OPK here we go.  Thanks for sharing that So let's talk about what happened yesterday because we had a lot of crash crashes going on and You know at the end of the day the only thing that we could have traded was the ETFs all the ETFs And you know, I'm not a fan of them But I did talk about that yesterday all the ETFs had really really nice moves And they're also picking up after today. You could see, you know all those ETFs like here's some cheap ones VXX This one from 14 to 26 TV I at TV IX and by these all going back on your list His stock that was at 50 was at 132, you know, you got the triple shorts right here. You get to the double short UV UV XY Another big runner right here. I mean, there's a lot of good good good movers out there And a lot of them are more or less are the ETFs. You could see these things just spill over from yesterday Look, you UV XY is up almost 30% when when does that ever happen? so all I could tell you this though the Dow Jones and I said in the chat room is at a Pivicle point right now. It is at a very very important level We have to hold here. If we don't hold here, we're gonna have a major problem We're gonna have a real major problem on the Dow. So It's that a major major support level. I'll bring it up over here and I'll even show you what I'm talking about So I'm bring up this this this one right here. So here's the Dow and You could see right here that there's a major support levels right around 25,000 and You know right around here. You can see it right around there. We're holding that's why we sit was stuck here But if you go back another year ago and I bring it up You could see it going back or even back in 2018 major major support levels right around here 24,000 you're right around there. So we got a little bit of a cushion there, but you know, realistically, this is really, you know 24 24,000 really is more but you know, I don't want to go past that But it is a very very major support levels and if I even go back further, you could see how it was a major resistance levels Right there, but remember the Christmas crash made a lot of money right here We killed it on the Christmas crash right here But look at that drop this look at this thing how much more drop more than when the more Remember that Christmas crash was was him was happening because they closed down the market So they couldn't come up with a budget on Congress. So this is a lot worse All right, so let's keep an eye close eye on that now Let's go through the watch list because there are some nice little movers out there. We got some ETFs that are moving I don't need to go through the list. It's it. It's endless. You got the I mean, they're right here You got you got the VTI X you got UVX Y just Look every single one of them 18% 13% all of them They're all right there and the biggest percentage gainers is just like it's endless right there Just remember what about the reason why I don't like trading ETFs is because the number one they trade very fast Number two, it's very kind of hard to find some of them with big iceberg orders So, you know, those are two things got to be be cautious about all right So stocks that we're gonna watch also as a little bit of brand name stocks, you know, obviously know about the INL Listen, we talked about this stock this stock is this is a nasty stock has some nasty shakes Listen, if you're gonna trade the stock, just don't trade too many shares of the stock The stock is very has some wild shakes. Just wild. I know I mean, I'm looking at it right now and There is a there's like a 60,000 share seller I know Ben's kind of posted up that link to on that one too earlier But there's a really big iceberg order right around $11 So kind of tested you could see it and kind of backed right off and went down to 1040, but he's still out there it is About 60,000 making up and is even a 13,000 at 1111 10 So that one's moving also just keep an eye on that big iceberg order if it does go higher but she is looking a little strong now there is other stocks that were moving and You know, they look pretty good earlier. I mean this stock we've been watching it recently She's she's gapped up a kind of flat line a lot of volume though traded over look at the volume on the stock 3.5 million shares already traded ALT very familiar stock. We traded this stock also She's up a little bit too this morning to about 5% 200,000 shares It's got some decent ice iceberg orders in that one O P K is another one Which is the one you guys were talking about earlier This one is actually moving really really nicely. I don't know if nine o'clock was at 240 Look where it is right now 290 guys should be cashing out right now and taking the money. Come on That I mean since we started you guys should probably meet about 30 cents on that trade great coal 7.7 Million shares already trade and the and it's not even open the market It's just pre-market imagine when the market opens up But listen money's money at the end of the day. So take the money and run see why and this stock is getting Destroyed, okay, your stock's on 13 percent 7 million shares already traded No mercy for this one right here, you know was a semi semiconductor Cypress semiconductor that one's getting crushed. All right now listen airlines also listen. I Owned Delta. I bought it two days ago yesterday. I didn't buy a lot of shares of it. I didn't buy a lot of shares of it I'm gonna I'm gonna go under the wing of You know, I'm gonna go under the wing of Delta and see I like it's a great company But these stocks are getting crushed because of it.   I had no choice but could you imagine beyond on a plane and Just I was going from here to Chicago for a meeting and there was a there was a the mini mini mini ashtray You know right in the center console. I'm like I love a flight a company again. Obviously, you also know about Everything else that American Airlines had about the guy punch into thing. I mean just whatever That's how you know when you have a good short, you know bad publicity really crushed the stock But anyway, this thing's out by 50% What else is out there jet blue is also getting crushed JBL you Look at that 21 to 13. I mean they're almost down like 50% you know what I mean? They're really like really you al United 80 to 51 95 I mean like You know listen the two really good companies and US companies are obviously Delta and United Airlines, but um, I Would keep a close eye on you know, they're gonna take a big hit, but um These these suits that these stocks are obviously when the mark comes back I would be really focused on these two stocks. Obviously you can see this one It didn't go down terribly. I went from 62 down to 45, but it's got a hold here right around these prices What else we got here? I got two more stocks easy ENZ Got a little bit of a bounce of 48 percent. I don't know what happened Which kind of stopped right here, but she's testing she's right around here around this resistance levels And she breaks this resistance levels Right here. She's technically right at the highs of October, but she breaks that high that's not gonna break out That's but she's really having a tough time getting there She was at there early this morning, and she kind of like flat-lined here at 340 last one We all know this one and NVC. She's going back on the list guys another one She's kind of flat, but she's up 37 percent this morning at 11 She's probably coming up over here the stock we traded at two went to 18 back down the sixth This thing is really volatile as we all know just don't hold these positions overnight now the game plan going into this weekend Listen markets down 850 right now even with that big blockbuster deal with the not a deal But that the news that came out 100,000 more jobs than they expected like I told you I would have definitely would have predicted if we didn't have coronavirus We'll probably be at 32,000 maybe even 35,000 But if the market does not like what they hear with this coronavirus is extremely contagious and you're probably he reading about it It's gonna take a couple of days, you know, it's gonna take remember that I told you that's yesterday The problem with the coronavirus is that it takes two weeks The market does not like to be in limbo for two weeks. Okay? It's not a really cool situation to knowing that you're in solitary confinement for two weeks, and then you know what's gonna go on 24 hours different story two weeks is a long time So we're probably gonna have some crazy volatility. Just be all I'm gonna say again Make sure you're in cash guys. Just make sure you're in cash you're gonna get some screaming by soon and And believe me you're gonna need it. This is where you're gonna make your money So this is what we train for so get ready, but we'll know because we're day traders and we'll be there All right guys listen. Good luck today. Happy trading. Don't forget just really quick You know up on the screen you could see that today I'm gonna be on metastock on it on their YouTube channel I'm gonna be doing a presentation there and then I'm gonna be on traders talk next week And then we got we got a couple cyber expos coming up also It's several speakers will post that up on our upcoming events So just make sure you guys register for it very important you guys do that and once again It's a good excuse to get away from the computer. This is when you're supposed to trade It's time to train times not to trade so go out there and listen in and you know Once again really looking forward to the metastock event because I know a lot of people want to have what does day traders think? Regarding about these markets so looking forward to that good luck everyone happy trading and we'll start commentating about 10 minutes All right, so don't go anywhere. Good luck