The following is a presentation of TFNN. The TFNN Bull Bear Trading Hour. Every trading day, live at 10 a.m. Eastern. Call now, toll free at<PHONE_NUMBER> or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. The TFNN Bull Bear Trading Hour. Now, Tommy and Tommy O'Brien. Welcome folks, appreciate you're growling and prowling with us out here. We have the now industries up 56, Nasdaq down 4, S&Ps up 8, Gold contract up at $6.20 trading at $15.31 an ounce. You get Silver up 18 cents, $18.82 an ounce. Light Sweet Crew down 99 cents at $55.29 a barrel. And oil, quite a deal man. Volatility almost everywhere, right? But oil, quite a deal for sure, yeah. Got up to 57 something when those numbers come out yesterday. Bottom line, gave it up folks. Notes and bonds, bottom line, they rejected lower price. They're going to have lighter volume on the daily. They're going to have lighter volume on the weekly. At the end of today, what you're going to see out here is you're going to get a rejection of lower price with lighter volume. Guess what? 10-year up one tick, 131-11, 30-year up 14, 164-10. They both continue to want higher price, lower yield. That's lower yield. King Dollar, King Dollar down 182-6, trading 97-7-60. Now King Dollar has volume today. We'll see whether we can get follow-through next week on the way down. Bottom line is that we've just rolled, we're rolling from the September to December contract out here today. Both contracts actually have volume on the way down. Euro, yours at about 10. The yen is trading at 106.74 and the pound is at 123 to 1 US Dollar. So I heard your update. Jobs data, right? Yeah, we can pull up some of the articles because it is pretty interesting, of course. And that jobs data. So we know the census is bringing in jobs. Yeah, so headline number, right, to go over just for everybody, 130,000 is the number that comes in for August. The expectation had been for about 150,000. You have the unemployment rate at 3.7%. You did get average hourly earnings increasing by 0.4% for the month. That's 3.2% over the year. I think they were looking for about 3%. So even beating expectation. But here's where really things get a little dicey. Excluding government hiring. Private payrolls growing by just 96,000. The lowest pace since February. And then digging into it a little bit more as to where they are. 34,000 jobs for government. Right, and it's going to be a lot of those census jobs. Yes, and those are completely temporary. I believe it was 20 to 25,000 straight out census. Right. So you really shouldn't calculate that if you're looking for the health of the economy. No, because that's not a health of the economy. Exactly. That's just once every 10 years. We get to hire some temporary workers and we pay it out of the government till. And then you get in though, this is a retail actually declining, right? That's where not a good sign as well, for sure. They're going to need less people in retail, man. The more that we keep hitting the button, we're not talking to a salesperson. Sure, you know. Sure. So, yeah, that's the numbers coming in and that's kind of what's driving a lot of the action out there, of course, from 8.30 this morning. So if you're going to take a look at this market, folks, let's go, we'll go to the S&P first. We're going to look at the S&P. So if we look at the, you're going to see here, we, you're more than at the top of the range because you actually broke the range yesterday when we went up. When I say the range, the trading range we had been in, that's 29.44. You're 29.77. We'll see what shakes out here. You know, you get over the highs of yesterday, you're underneath them right now. If we go look at the NQs, now the NQs have been the weakest end to see for the last couple months. Yesterday they had a nice jolt. There's no doubt about that, man. The NQs right now, the top of that range, the range, the range I'm talking about would be 77.89. Yeah. And we got up to, well, today, we got up to 78.95. Yes. Pretty similar chart though to the S&P there. Yeah.  We just climbed above it yesterday and we actually, then again, peaked above yesterday's high and pulled back. And the real kick is going to be where this shakes out as we move through this day. Small caps, small caps, is still the weakest end to see. The bottom line, they didn't get to their top of the range. Yeah, definitely a different looking chart on that one. And you know, that's saying quite a bit. Yeah. Notes and bonds, the bottom line is that what you're going to see here is you're going to see a rejection of lower price. We had lighter volume yesterday than we were going into. You got 1.1 million contracts. It's going to be the same thing. It's going to be lighter volume because we're coming at the 3.4 million or something. Now, what that's going to set up, that's going to set up a rejection on a daily and a weekly. So, yeah, let me just do, well, it's not too early to do a weekly. Let me just see what that's going to look like. Yeah, we actually got to a yield of 1.6. Yeah, I heard that. And we're now sitting with the pullback recoil at about 1.55 for the yield. Doesn't 1.6 sound huge? It does. We were just at 1.44, I think, yesterday morning. When I heard you do the up there, I thought that's like 1.6, man. What's happening out here? Yeah. Gold. Yes, catching quite a bit off of that 8.30 number. And gold is rejected lower price also. It's going to be, it came right back to, well, it didn't make it to the breakout area. The break, the 15.03 would be the number. That's when that was on the 23rd. Okay. Those from 15.03 to 15.40. You get 15.10, you're at 15.33. Can you go IGPO? Yeah. Just to really show that 8.30, because we were down there about 15, yeah, 15.10. So, you know, contracts showing up $7 on the session, but really we're up 22 bucks from 8.30. Right. Yeah. Right. And then good old King dollar. So with King dollar here, we'll see. A slide. What's going on? We're rolling folks from the, you'll see that this December contract up. I rolled it already. It is 95. You're going to see that the U contract still has the most, but that'll be it. This will be the last day of it. Let's see currency. There's 17,000 there, but you can see this contract expires to the 19th. So this thing, they got to get out of this contract right now. Okay. You know, and we'll see if it can, you know, bottom line, make it back inside the lower range. The lower range is that on the U is the 97,715. I see. DXZ on the December contract. Let's see if it's harder to figure this out actually. 97.05. Pretty interesting that it looked like we were maybe going to get a hundred handle on the dollar. Oh, yeah. Just three, four days ago. Yeah. And now we're, we're right in around 98. Basically you got the December. You're looking at it 97. Seven. You got the September was, I think 98.2 or something like that. Yeah. And then let's go over to the Euro, because this is all, you know, between the Euro and the pound folks, that's what's, so the Euro's up slightly. You know, that came, that didn't hold price yesterday. You know, we got higher didn't hold price. That's up 14 ticks. Yeah. As Great Britain really gives it to their prime minister. Oh my God. And the market likes it in terms of maybe decreasing the chances of a hard Brexit over there. Right. Which is weird. You know what's amazing is that, thinking that Johnson miscalculated so dramatically. You know what I mean? I guess he thought Jeremy Corbyn would go for the election because he's wanted an election for four years. So I can understand it. But I heard him like three days ago and he said, I'm not going to get, he made it like a deal about something, you know, someone giving you something, but if you took it, you're going to get slammed. Sure.  What happens to Britain folks is that the opposite party has to go along with the election. And, if they thought they were strong enough to win, they would go along with it. And in his case, I think Corbyn's case, it was more important to push it forward. And he probably, I don't know if he thought he could win or not, but the bottom line, he didn't go along with the election. Yeah. It seems like they're doing all right over there, Corbyn. As in why go along with it at this stage. Oh yeah. If Johnson continues to vote after vote, he lost his brother. Right. His brother, his prime minister, his brother, his brother has resigned. His brother had voted against Brexit originally to give that some context. So,<PHONE_NUMBER> Dow, Dow up 46, Nasdaq down 8, S&P's up 7, come right back. 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Check out the new TFNN.com now and experience all the upgrades TFNN.com now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> Folks, now is up 52 Nasdaq's down five S&Ps are up seven and the guy that started them and there's no doubt caught on that we're going to change the way that we dress. That's right man look at this they just continue to rock it crushing out of the park up 13 bucks Is this an all-time high? It just may be Look at that Wow Okay And I think I had heard that they'd beat expectations for 10 straight quarters something like that It would make sense when you look at this chart from 2017 There's no doubt So you get a market cap out here of 26 billion they took in we'll go through these numbers I'm just curious Yeah me too We're all curious So look at that that's some growth They're almost So 1.5 billion folks in 2015 2020 3.9 Yeah 1.8 in 2015 Right to 3.9 Look at that That's sick Yeah and they're approaching I mean fourth quarter of this year they're looking to take in 1.3 billion and now that's probably a big quarter Christmas and whatnot but still Okay so let's see Comp sales 17% Yeah I wonder what on a constant currency basis implies in that above the 12% estimate regardless And this is the 7th quarter that's been above 10% a rare achievement in retail I would say so man because think about that you know Comp sales you grow we all know about compounding right You got to compound something in double digit returns for seven straight quarters I know That's mammoth, mammoth numbers like we just saw in their revenue where they are almost doubling their revenue over a couple of years another sign that the $98 yoga pants and $68 men's tank tops where you're down here okay yeah there you go demand and this is where it's remarkable too it's not just that they're growing they keep beating estimates right and the estimates are for a huge growth already and they keep beating huge growth 10th consecutive profit beat for another sign that the demand for those $98 yoga pants and $68 men's tank tops I don't own any $68 tank tops I don't envision I'll be owning a $68 tank top anytime soon but I'm a fan of the athleisure and you know the trend is in general we've talked about with Kevin Hinks right everywhere in finance the trend is the same people don't wear suits and ties everywhere you know what do we just see Goldman came off right you don't have to wear your suit and tie a lot of companies business casual maybe some slacks maybe a button right the tie the tie is real business exactly right and the jacket look at the online sales folks online sales climbed 31% yeah big number on a constant currency basis those sales represented bigger piece the total revenue than they did a year earlier yes that's quite a move man wow 55% stocks up this year through Thursday's close and that's pretty intense we'll take a look at some of the high of oil actually let's go look at oil I want to look at the oil because oil we were on the air right coming off the 11 yesterday they had you know the numbers it was a draw about 4.9 million I think the estimate was looking for a draw of like 2.3 maybe so a lot less oil in the till than they thought you did see a spike initially which is what it was a quick retracement though man you're down 275 from that from that high of yesterday and look at look at the move I mean we went over this right so you're sitting it here let's just can we go because I mean the move up and down over the last three days is staggering man we go back to Tuesday we come back we're sitting at under 53 we trade to almost 58 so we're in a 52 handle it's remarkable and then just like that we shave almost $3 off the price as well we want to talk about some defined risk get it in those oil contracts man so picture something folks this is pretty cool one point so for $4,000 you can get a contract right that may have to be updated go ahead as you explain it go ahead because what happens here is that that was just a $4,700 move to the upside we went from 52 and change up to 57 every point folks $1,000 every dollar in the price accrued is $1,000 right and then we get a couple more days of that we were just at 57,76 less than 24 hours ago because the numbers came out at 11 we traded higher after 11 a.m. yesterday you probably hit 57,76 at about noon let's call it yesterday and by 10 a.m. you're down $2,700 and you only have $4,000 you have a buck 25 left before your entire 100% of your investment is gone right no doubt let's go take a look at the XLE so the XLE has been weak nothing heavy today down 19 cents when you look at the XLE any sector that you're looking at folks since the S&P's that are they all get over their range you know you should be looking at like okay you get a stronger weaker sector 994 I believe the XLF is going to be the same setup because those were the two weakest indices no XLF got over it XLF I'd say 2731 so the range of references basically like the entirety of August for all those you know we traded down hard right into August and then we had the oscillation in there in the indices and yet we're brought this up yesterday BYND now this doesn't this story is not relating to what the story was yesterday but I bet people read this story is that man Beyond Meat is down eight box right now and what the story was folks is that Kroger which is the largest grocery store in the United States they're going to have their own brand right and they're going into they're going into deli meats and everything yeah and not that like you should expect it but there you go well that's seeking out here we go wall street churnel they're going to Bloomberg maybe they're sucking up one's a good one it has a lot in it okay I think that's the one I sometimes it just takes okay that's what I thought was going to happen okay I think I say we shop at Publix okay that green wise brand which is more like organic chicken I love it but it's their brand every big supermarket has their own brand of everything if you don't think they're going to be coming down the line with plant based let alone Tyson okay they don't even have it out it's one of the biggest retailers to introduce a store branded line of meatless products part of its effort to reinvigorate sales as it faces tough competition from online service discount grocers Kroger so Kroger which sells beyond meats meat replacements patties and sausages will put its own plant based deli slices sausages and other products at the 1800 of its 2800 stores this fall and I imagine that if so Kroger's patties are P based designed to resemble beef big number men you know yeah and that's you know that's why some of that valuation beyond meat man because Tyson's going to have the same thing meanwhile Tyson's got you know a multi-billion dollar supply chain already in place right so tell me why beyond meats that's special exactly there folks Tommy and I come right back to the market insights that now is a great time to sign up for a 30 day free trial every morning by 9 30 I send out my morning letter to subscribers with market commentary on a variety of markets currencies and commodities to keep investors up to date on the day's trading action included in market insights are specific buy and sell recommendations for stocks ETFs and even options which stops and price targets included for every trade in my newsletter I use my years of trading 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this new charting software that will even give you a 30 day unconditional money back guarantee don't miss out on this this segment is brought to you by think or swim for more information just click the think or swim banner on the front page of tfnn.com welcome back folks down down is up 62 now is up three S&Ps are up 10 and a half and at the break I had to go over folks we had to go over to Lululemon to see what these $68 tank tops cost so here check this out we're going to give them a free and add but man oh man I'm not going to be buying they look like regular tank tops from all I can tell except they got a $68 price tag on them and watch this what we did is that Tommy turned around and brought Nike up because it's they're 50% more than Nike and Nike is expensive it's more money almost 75% when you go from 40 to 68 it's staggering here's a Nike and Nike premium brand expensive and then you go over for instance you always say okay what are because women such a huge portion of theirs right I mean we started off with women leggings especially $118 $128 $120 to $130 and on the men's side you pull up joggers which are basically leggings same deal $118 you're paying almost $120 for pants and that was for men's that was tank tops let's see what they're pushing for t-shirts $78 $78 for a t-shirt $80 they're at $10 $88 pretty remarkable man but they just keep I didn't know that they actually sell the regular colors colors yeah I guess I didn't either we're all finding out more oh man that's quite a price tag you can see why they're bringing dolls to the bottom line I guess at some point isn't there some elasticity because if you can sell $100 shirts you can add to the bottom line if people buy it but I haven't bought a $100 shirt let alone a t-shirt a color shirt man oh man some of the higher volume equities out here today you can advance microdown 60 cents docusigned we'll see what's going on there docusigns up $8.95 20% big number man Mr. Button think he gets the question why by getting the bad you know, and it's straight out that they didn't follow the law. I mean, they already had a consent decree that they weren't going to do this kind of stuff. They knew about the stuff. The internal emails are coming out. It's a straight conscious decision to basically break the law. So I hope they do because yeah, no, there's no doubt the way they violated that trust. I mean, we all know that we give our dad over to companies when they charge nothing. I mean, that's the deal you're making. So be aware, right? You're using a product using a service and it's a shame because you see all these social media shares where people say like, oh, this company doesn't have a right to use my data.  They never read the terms. They hit the terms. The terms. It's like what you don't get to tell the company that I'm going to be on Facebook and then I get to tell you what you do with my post or something. It's it's alternative universe that they're living in. Of course they own what you post. You're posting it on their site. They're a company. That's how things work. But that doesn't mean they can't lie to you and break their own terms and break consent degrees. That's where it really gets pretty pretty over the top. So docusign they were looking for a $221 million. They came in with $252. It's a big number man. I'd say that 15 15% on revenue, man. That's nice. Yeah, they got an extra $30 million in revenue and they were only supposed to have 220. That's a and where do they go from that hit their profits at all? Yeah, it doesn't have to go. I'll get a different one. Let's say that's interesting to say this is a Justin misses that. Okay, so. Adjusted earnings per share one cent versus three. So whatever that is, and it was it was that year on year. The estimate was even higher. They were looking for four. Yeah, which is remarkable though, because like you're saying that's the second quarter. Um. Let's see. So adjusted earnings per share, but they actually had second quarter loss per share of $0.39. But regardless, maybe that revenue number and as it is revenue usually the only thing that matters because you keep growing your revenue. You can always get your expenses in line and year over year. It's up 47%. That's a big number, right? Yeah, it's a huge number. Yeah, there's no doubt about that. And this has been a highly volatile stock. You know, if you look at this, uh, boy, boy, yeah, you'll see. Let me just I'll just bring this back a year. Yeah, well, you know, you're up at what's that $59 close to the highs again, and you get all the way down to 43. I guess that's not that.  I mean, the highs of the last year we have there. I wonder where they Yeah, so that's as far back as they go. So that's three years. I think that might be that they only went public back then because go ahead. Yeah, that's all. So and they went public. So let's see. They went public at, oh, let's see April. Yeah, so they went public at 29. Look at this. This is a cool one, folks that look at, too. And this is we know. Depending on how long you've been in the markets, you really want to pay attention to this because they these companies love doing this. And listen, if we own the company, we do it, too.  You want to raise as much money you can at the highs and they almost let's just call it like May 1st made some April 26th. They raised it almost in May 1st. They come out $29. Well, geez, by September 1st, the stocks of 55 said would be fools not to raise some money again. Right? If you're going to sell off equity in the company at almost the start of May at 29 bucks a share, then you're probably confident enough to say if you can use that equity, too, you know, if you can use the capital, which I guess they believe they can't see beyond what it beyond did the same thing, right? Didn't they? I mean, then that wouldn't even let's take a look even much more. Yeah, and I don't know if they're going to have it only because maybe they haven't come out with it yet. Well, no, there it is. Look at that. That is intense. That sure is, man. If you liked it at 25, you're going to love it at 160. So check this out, folks. They sold, it went public at $25, and it never traded at 25, by the way. It traded at 45. Okay. That was how it opened and never, you know, never looked back. Is that, yeah, that is actually... That is three months. Within three months. Three months later, they sold 3.7 million shares at $160. Yeah. Oh, man, that is so cool. That is sick. Yeah.  So, you know, at 25 bucks, they're raising about 275 million right here. Yeah. And at 160 bucks for every million shares. So I just said, that's 275. They raised on the full because they push out 11. Yep. And then I got to do the quick math, but for every million shares, they push out at 160. It's 160 million. So you got 320. You got 480. Man, you're... Yeah, exactly. They raised a lot more money almost three times as much capital by pushing out like a third of the shares. Yeah. 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The prospectus or summary prospectus should be read carefully before investing. An investment in the funds is subject to risk, including the possible loss of principal. The funds are designed to be utilized only by sophisticated investors such as traders and active investors. So, we work in SoftBank. They get quite a deal going here. And I said, we'll go a little slowly through here because there's so many moving parts in this thing man and it demonstrates just a lot going on right now.  They're coming in and trying to raise a second fund right now. So, we've been talking about it. You have WeWork contemplating their IPO and its biggest backer, Japan SoftBank, is bracing for a potentially staggering loss, a stark reminder of the risks of investing strategy. So, SoftBank has 29% stake in WeWork. The company has plowed $10.65 billion into the startup and WeWork lost $1.6 billion last year. So, perhaps more than any other startup, they're just saying this embodies kind of what SoftBank is doing, just making huge bets in companies that aren't even close to profitable yet. And they have their vision fund, but at the same time, they're starting their second vision fund. Now, the last round of funding, this is where it starts to get really interesting, SoftBank's BigBet may already be turning sour as WeWork mul's an IPO that would peg it would peg its worth at less than half its $47 billion valuation when SoftBank invested just earlier this year. Talk about missing the mark, man. How does a company, just a pause for a second, like SoftBank, that has their tentacles and everything, not realize they can't go out to these potential institutional investors and say, listen, we're investing here. If we come to you guys in September, where are you going to peg us, right? Talk about missing the mark. So the New York company is now said to be considering a market debut of just 20 to 30. And I think it's going to be more towards this 20 number. The more we keep hearing about it. And they say, you know, it's a tough time because SoftBank, they're just trying to start this second $108 billion vision fund. And they have Uber in there, which has taken a hit, right, in terms of, and so this is where you were talking about, you read this earlier. This is where it gets interesting, though, because everybody in the whole SoftBank operation is tied to how these companies do. And it's not on a deal to deal basis. So SoftBank staffers at the vision, some staffers at the vision fund are now concerned that the WeWorks evaluation could fall further even to below 20 billion. That's the original investment made by this vision fund. Pretty amazing, man. The valuation of their original investment. According to people familiar with the company who asked not to be identified, yeah, I wouldn't want to be identified either if I worked for that company. And I was talking about that. So because the vision fund is so exposed to WeWork, it will pay a substantial play, a substantial role in compensation for employees of the fund. People at the vision fund are not paid on a deal by deal basis, as with some other venture firms. Vision fund employees, including high profile bankers and investors, receive base salaries and bonuses, but only get payouts when profits are booked. They're also on the hook. And this is the key for potential losses facing clawbacks of 20% and above for some senior staff and 7% for more. I mean, that's going to be a mammoth loss that they have to make up before they ever get a bonus of any type of decree at all. And they get the clawback. Yes, right. And there's also a possibility that WeWork could delay the IPO. And this is where I write. So you have the CEO pledged to SoftBank CEO that they'll have evaluation of no lower than $47 billion when it goes public. Now, I kind of said sarcastically, doesn't every CEO that goes to a venture capitalist say whatever valuation you give us, we're not going to go public at below that level. I mean, that's, if it's not, I don't, I mean, it's not like a legal document he's saying, right? He's not guaranteeing it with his equity. Of course you're saying that. They wouldn't invest in you. They wouldn't invest you if you said there's a chance we might go public at less of a valuation. And if you're going to go public, you better make sure that you're growing exponentially, folks. And it's an easier sell to the public, usually than it is to venture capitalists. So if you can sell it to a venture capitalist, with, like I said, their tentacles and everything, then you should probably, as we've seen, be able to sell it to the public like they did with Uber, like they've done with Lyft, right? So the thing that's interesting to Tom is that what you had folks, you know, I haven't, I don't know whether they've been in the documents the last three or four years, but what you'd normally had after the crash of 2000, right, is that if you were the investor. Tom Softbank. Yeah, you're Softbank. You're coming to me for an evaluation. What you would be saying to me is that, okay, listen, I'll give you that valuation. I'll pay you at $47 billion. That's right.  You're going to have to do something. Yeah. I bet it could be a lot of things, right?  Sure. Okay. And you're going to make me whole for that. And there's nothing in this article that says that, which is bottom line is that, well, things have loosened up.  I think one of their biggest problems was that the bad publicity, you know, with the aspect of the CEOs and the executive staff buying the buildings and leasing them, that bad press. And I listen, we want to thank all the Tigers and the Tigers. We got some good feedback. We got some great, because we, and it's so, and what the feedback wasn't, it's real, folks. The feedback would be that if you're leasing the property versus buying it, because, you know, you can make more in your balance sheet, because there's no depreciation that has to go on your balance sheet. The problem with owning the real estate is that the depreciation has to go on the balance sheet. So you can be on losses on a continual basis, even though you're not in a loss. Sure. That's where cash flow versus losses. Exactly. Versus, you know, because it's not, it's not a cash loss. And one of the other, you know, just feedbacks we got, which is we were kind of talking about it yesterday is, you know, so you have the CEO buying buildings. Right. He's leasing it to WeWork. He has a guaranteed leaser in there, right? And he's paying that off as it's coming down the line. So he's going to own the building almost outright, right? No matter what happens with WeWork. Now, in a private company, not really a big deal. But when you're taking investor money and then, you know, talk about a conflict of interest, talk about, you know, bad things can happen in that scenario. As in, are you really, do you really have the investor's best interest in mind that you're taking their money as you're saying this? Well, guess what? That kind of stuff can happen. And then the last part of the article that we saw in there is that they might pause the IPO, right? They might go back to Softbank for more money as a way to not have to go to the IPO because they're going to need money, though. That was part of the reason to go to IPO. So if they don't IPO, they're going to have to raise money. And who better to go back to than the people that just pegged you at $47 billion, I guess, and give them, they're going to get a different valuation for sure. Right. 16. Yeah, exactly. And I suspect the way this is going, I suspect that's kind of the way that's probably going to shake out, you know, because there's gotta be, you know, that's, that can make Softbank in a much better position than you go public two years from now or something. Do you know what I mean? Because, yeah, I agreed. Exactly. So let's go take a look at the E-mini. Yeah, excuse me, folks. So you got a little bounce going on here. You got, whoops. Yeah. So we, we get down to a $29.70. You're up 14 points from that. There's no, there's no, we get nice volatility in this market, man. Yeah. Let's, let's, so the, the VIX right now, that's laying out a $15.52. Not bad. That's quite a move, huh? No, man. This week going from $21.50 to $15.52. Now, it's interesting here, it's just like $15.51 is the last low, right? I mean, it matches up, right? This, this chart's almost an inverse of the indices, right? It is. We had all this volatility. You have the indices back above that level. You get the VIX below. I mean, that's, you can see the line in it's basically August, which was quite a month. Totally. Stay right there, folks. Tommy and I come right back. I'm certain you are or strive to be one of the best of the best at everything you do in life. It's the most common trait that we tigers and tigers share. If you're looking to become the best of the best when it comes to managing your money, let me teach you to do what most wealth managers tell you can't be done, which is how to time the markets. 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You know, the high of yesterday, so the high of yesterday, folks, we have almost close to the highs. Yeah. And the spy's 298, 83, you know, right next to it. Yeah, 33 pennies in the spy. Yeah. We'll take a look at the, well, actually, let's go look at what's the strength versus the weakness. The chips, yes, they took the NDX high big time. Lululemon, half leisure. Yeah, up 7.8%. You got alexian pharmaceutical up 3.3. Costco's up 2. Okay. Autodesk is up 2. Taking away from it AMD down 2. Netflix off 1.6. That's a big number for Netflix. Yeah. What's going on there, right? Maybe everybody... It's close to those lows again. I heard me yesterday talking about that they're going to start releasing shows one week at a time. We don't like that. Yeah. Tell them none of that. Because even our man, Dave Whiteness, and they're asking a great question, right?  You wait for them all to get released and then you watch it. Right. But you always want to be on the top of what everyone's talking about in culture, right? So that's why when they release a show, everyone's talking about it, right? When Game of Thrones is rocking and rolling, everyone's talking about it. And that's how more people listen to it too. It's just, you know, it's people talking about it at work, right? They're talking about everything. You don't want to be the person that says, ah, I'm not watching it for two years because I'm waiting every episode to come out and then I'm going to binge watch it. Yeah. So you're going to see it. It'd be interesting to see where it goes, man. Competition though. That's the bottom line. They're facing competition when they start thinking about changing their entire business model. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Let's look at the transports. Haven't looked at the transports for a while. So transports, they broke out too. They not broke out, but they got over their range. 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updates. Welcome folks. We are down with just industrials finished down 60. That's a good number. We were down over 350 folks. You're only down 60 in the Dow industrials. And the Dow has actually been leading us down. So that's a pretty good setup, meaning it's slowing down a bit. Nasdaq, different ballgame all together. Nasdaq down 295. The S&P's up 37 gold. Gold caught a bid up $21 trading at 1784. It's silver up 16 cents, $22.44. Announce, light sweet crude, off 49 cents, $66, one penny, a barrel, notes and bonds. Monster moves inside the note and bond market out here, no doubt. The note, 10-year note that trade up 26 at $131.07, the 30-year up a full point, plus another 12-6 at $163.23. We're at $1.42 in the 10-year right now, folks. It's a huge number, meaning very small. King Dollar. King Dollar's down 12-6 trade, $96.144. You get the Euro at $113. The yen is at $112.5 and the British pound is at $132 to $1 US Dollar. Bitcoin. Bitcoin's down another $3,400. You're at $50 free. Bitcoin actually looks like it's going to $39,000, folks. So this is going to be quite a move. It broke the consolidation that's been in. It was building costs at a lower price. It got it on the way down. Now, let's get over and take a look at the S&P. So we take a look at the SPY out here. We did look at the SPY, folks. You're down $4.16. The SPY had got into its lower range. And the lower range that we're talking about inside the SPY is $4.5405 and guess what? It didn't get out of it. It had a little bounce into the close. No doubt about that. We went up five points and the SPY, four and a half points into the SPY, went from $4.4892. But you're not outside the range. $4.5405 is the range. So that's telling me that the SPY wants to get down into the price point out here of $4.26. Right now you're at $4.53. And the X100, the three queues, $3.50 game here. This has been fast and furious. No doubt you're down $6.78 inside of the queues. You're at $383.13. Now, the difference with the queues, the queues were inside of the lower range and today now they closed outside of the range. That being said, look at the volume on the queues. It's a monster. It's 101 million shares, folks. We are going lower. That's my take on this work. And the consolidation, it's going to be the first big consolidation that many traders and many investors have seen because the bottom line is it will be going up for seven or eight years right now. Have a great weekend, folks. Have a safe weekend. Come back and visit Tommy, nine o'clock in the morning, kicks us off, awesome show. Have a great one, folks. Yeah, look at him sharpening your


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Hello and welcome back to the craft box. My name is Brent and today we are on episode 301 of the death walkthrough. It's been a long time since I've recorded this I can't actually remember what we did last time, but you should go check it out I believe we defeated judge veg in this house, but might be wrong, but I'm pretty sure that's what we did Anyway today, we're heading to Gobleton and jumping in the lake because that sounds fun So yeah, why not we just jump in the lake so you can breathe underwater How are you doing that something something? Celestia makes as much sense as the rest of this now watch out for those jellyfish Right and go to defeat three jellyfish. So um, I'll be back once I've defeated three of these guys, right? I am back these guys not too difficult as with everything in them and caramel to start with not very difficult Apart from the bosses occasionally. Um, but yeah, GG easy clap. That's three down. They're not too bad They don't really do too much. They do stun. So just be careful of that And I'm assuming they might have fire dispels because everything seems to have dispels these days. It's a bit weird But yeah, not too bad. Let's head on through hopefully We don't have to um Get pulled that would be good. We have to rendezvous with Rosina who is right next to us I don't know how that works, but whatever whatever doesn't make sense, but that's cool. Oh, she she leaves us That's why she she just a bevel its mission Ah, that's better. No forest no allergens. Welcome to goblet and wizard. Is it everything you were expecting? Nope As for the goblers, we are an indolent people we while away our days eating Expelling gases and passing out from the exertion small details like maintenance and not eating the street tend to escape us I'd hope to change that to encourage them to do things anything It's the witch the one who scared King gobble stone away Get her but then there was that I'm afraid I require your services as bodyguard kiddo Hopefully you can convince them not to resort to cannibalism Right, let us Defeat some goblers. I'm gonna do this on camera because this is just one fire. It shouldn't be too bad, right? Just one fight. Well, we're gonna defeat the storm guy and the fire guy. Yeah, a storm on fire Sounds good. I'm better than death. So that's cool. There is a whole Sort of variety of different cobblers that you can fight for this quest. There's a million of them I think there's one for nearly every single school. So you can take your luck and get your school or not That's also fine, but storm and fire are not too bad. They do smoke screen, but I power these I'm I'm too good to fizzle. I'm not a storm wizard. I can't fizzle. It's impossible. It's impossible Absolutely impossible We're gonna have to go for a ship of fools. I don't know if this is gonna get but we're gonna try we're gonna try I was slightly worried that this might happen when I saw my hand at first and I'm like, okay We're gonna do 40 blade or 50 blade just in case Hopefully it's a good idea that we did that we will find out though. We will find out Kabam, what is this? Headcount? Holy moly. Wow imagine using headcount. Haven't seen this one in five million years Geez, what is this? What even is this? Does it even do damage? No, it doesn't it does zero see nothing. I'm just immune. Not quite Not quite. It does a little bit of damage, but not too much Not too much just a little bit. We can follow up with a thing next I think so we should be fine I think we can go into a Lulu if we get a Shad which we should be getting a Shad sometimes soon Either the next round or the round after so if this doesn't kill which it hopefully will we should be fine it Might just kill Just we will have to see it will definitely kill the storm Yeah, not the fire. I thought that would happen. I did think that would happen. Wow next round is Shad Okay, we're just gonna pass 244 health man, if only we casted this Finally we casted this headcount on him. It's doing just about that Right, we didn't even get a shadow put that round. What the heck?  Four rounds no Shad. That's not cool. That ain't fear. Oh well. We got a scarecrow now. It's fine You should definitely die Hopefully most likely I would say so probably yeah, there we go. There we go. Nice GG easy clap Next We won't eat the witch but tell her she better not wish away our new king or bring us some food please Okey-dokey, let's talk to Rosina They have a new king apparently that's pretty interesting Yeah, we'll see what happens with the new king. I know we have to talk to him soon Bring them food, but Nana supplies all the food to gobleton. No wonder. They're so hangry. It's those anti-joys They'll get you every time I Have a theory that gobbler physique and attitude are influenced by the food that we eat more so than other races Hence my unique appearance. I mean didn't we work with the saddened imperial? That's why I think gobblers can be the solution to the anti-joys We just need to feed them the right thing. Alas. They are set in their ways I asked King Gobblestone a portly fellow even by gobblers standards to see what happened if he exercised and ate fewer than 30 Meals a day this upset him greatly He began ranting about witches then waddled off to some other world in response The citizenry ran me out of town in case you'll if in case you haven't caught up That's the king and colossus boulevard in case you're wondering and completely forgot that that exists because she seems to forget That we may have actually had experiences previously which we have since I'm persona non grata here Can you ask some of the gobblers about the missing food rations? And if they've noticed any absent brethren? Capital I'll do some sleuthing from the shadows and meet you on the other side of the island. Good luck Right whoo getting that XP nice and gold as well. I can always do with more gold Gobbler shwerking in factories. Yep. I heard about that not me though. No, sir Bob it's against the gobbler code eat rest play Sleep and sometimes sleep eat there's still a debate about that last one point is gobblers don't work or conversate hint hint hint He's a bit mean isn't he I just wanted a nice read chat with him, but nope Gobbler is working in factories. Why would you say such a horrible thing my blood sugar is too low For this kind of talk. I gotta lay down Okay, okay, got it downy brownie junior. What a name. What a name amazing good. Good job King's I'll Okay, okay Seems like nobody knows what's actually happening here.  He's a little bit poorly What's this about sweating anti-joys? Is that for when I feel like a nut or when I don't oh Anti-joys Yeah, and that sounds exhausting and our food drops. Yeah, they get taken away whenever Nana needs another Professional taste tester for her factory been happening a lot lately King gobsmack says the test is just sit and eat all day Don't give Nana their expert opinions. Well, I do it, but it sounds exhausting Yep sitting and eating all day. I mean, I mean, that's just what you do already, but whatever whatever Whatever that's fine. Mr. Gobbler geez Well, what's the not so skinny Kato learn anything useful So Nana and co are extorting the gobblers for expert taste testing labor How grandmother Lee and the new King gobsmack is in on it. Well, then we must have words with King gobsmack You go distract the castle guards by the side door whilst I sneak in elsewhere. Meet me inside Okey-dokey, we might need some help with this next boss, but we'll see I mean ha in the name of the king go that sounded so authoritative buddy. I'm like Literally shaking over here Nicely done. Thanks, buddy. We're pretty awesome guards. Aren't we buddy so awesome buddy?  Just know that we're like pretty sure we saw a gross wit sneaking around Way to be informative buddy Let's totally go the opposite way and hunt down that witch buddy. Oh, and maybe something to eat I think we go this way, right? No, but is it I always forget it's around the other side You need to go around the back and I couldn't remember if it was that way Well, this way it is inside. You have to go inside to get around the back. It's a little bit weird But hey, it's okay. We did it. We did it I've got good news and bad news We totally knew you were trying to distract us while your witch friends snuck into the castle And we know which which that which is Who are and we caught you both and we brought back up buddies. We're like the best guards ever Are we buddy? Oh the faster you fight them the faster they stop talking? I kind of like their dialogue. They're nice Creatures, okay, Rosina. I don't know your hate for these guys so mad So sad, right gobbler guards elite rank 15 18. I can read don't worry guys. I can read They're ice and what I don't know life. Is that is that the other one? Did I see life? I think I might have seen life Yeah, it's life that that's right life and ice very interesting combo Not often you see that combination, but um, hey, we'll do it. We'll manage to destroy them pretty quickly Hopefully maybe probably We'll find out But yeah, oh Look, it's this spell that I don't know the name of but it's really cool And I like it and I wish that you could actually learn this It's such a weird spell, but I like it. It's so much better than blizzard It takes slightly longer, but like at least it's unique, you know blizzard. It's just a reskinned meteor Just saying just saying Right, let's kill let's do this I'm lagging slightly which is not good. It's happened a lot recently So um, yeah, it's slightly slightly bad. We might Lose connection halfway through this, but oh well, whatever it happens It happens at least we killed that's all that really matters at the end of the day Killing he didn't die. This is so sad. How much health does he have? How much block does he have? That's the question really That's the question of the day. How much block does this man's have apparently quite a lot? Quite a lot. I thought it would be simple, but no it is apparently anything but simple We need to blade again. We need another blade. At least we have a shipper force to finish off Next round, but we need blade just in case because he seems to be a tough a tough cookie a tough cookie Complain oh he's gonna kill himself even better Even better. I don't have to do it. He does it for me. Oh, no fair. You cheated. You okay, buddy? I didn't cheat you killed yourself I think so thanks for asking buddy. We totally would have won that fight if we've been properly fueled Good point buddy.  Ooh Sick burn buddy. Come on. Let's go find clouds that look like stuff Let's hope those two aren't indicative of the new king sensibilities this way. Oh Sick burn, buddy This is funny, I know there's a fight in here. I just don't know win Good gravy your majesty clearly hasn't missed too many meals. I guess gobble stone was the stack-sized king His voraciousness king gobsmack demands to know the reason for this intrusion He also inquires about this gravy you spoke of we demand to know why goblers are being offered up like chattel to be sweated in Nanna's factory The tributes serve a higher purpose They will continue so the food drops continue You won't drive away gobsmack as you did his cousin gobble stone wasn't driven away He rolled away after I suggested he tried jumping jacks. You see exercise produces splendid orphans, which No need to translate that worm tongue. We get the gist. Come on kiddo. Let's get out of here. I think I have an idea Okie dokie We have an idea. Um, it's the next time we have to seek audience with them that we have to fight I remember now. I remember but there's definitely a fight in there. You can tell by how Fighty it looks.  We got to fight pew pew fight ha ha Yep, definitely outworks right rosina gobsmack may be worse than gobble stone, but that worthless conversation made me realize something else Gobblers are the problem But we can also be the cure when we exercise our bodies produce sweet splendid orphans They can negate the anti-joys at least that's my theory. We'll need to test it I've created a makeshift lab in an old building that these goblers wouldn't dare trespass in the gym Let's go the gym Oh, are we gonna get a level? I don't know. I don't know if we're gonna give a level or not But we need to go to the gym. We have to Clear out the gym first from memory Not of goblers because they wouldn't go into the gym They definitely would not go in the gym Well, that's odd the door won't open The old lock probably rusted shut or something. We'll have to go round the long way.  No one may enter the witch's abode. Why not? After she left nasty bogeyman appeared terrible monsters of slime and ick So we locked them in the place. No, whatever goes I see and what if I told you that I was the witch in question Oh, well, I guess I would arrest you But the jail's all the way over there And I'm pretty comfortable So Help yourself Sounds like a plan. We will help ourselves. Let's hit and and see what we can cause what trouble and stuff we can cause Surely there will be nothing in the gym after a sigil, right? Definitely not. That's not how it works This game loves the sigils and then the fights after the sigil like the oogie boogie What what are those things? They're disgusting. Are they? No You think they'll leave us alone if we don't pick at them Nope These are the oogie boogie Oogie boogie Oogie boogie rank 17 fire. I'll be back once I defeat them. They're not too bad. Right. I am back Here we go with the scarecrow to kill. Hopefully crit lovely. Nice. Nice.  You know what I think these are Well, you see gobblers ingest a great deal, especially sugar And at least my theory is food greatly affects every atom of their bodies in this case Those atoms have become imbued with sugar rush energy Now when certain bodily substances are expelled say via sneezing the sugar rush energy in those substances persists and Yeah, let's just go That sounds gross. I don't know why we're going this way a little sudden because we came in here and the building went the other way But um, you know what? It's fine. We're not even gonna question it Oh, of course more of the disgustingness Yep more oogie boogies. These ones are rank 17.   I read these guys are solid zero out of 10. Do not recommend doing these guys ever Not cool really really not cool. Oh my gosh two shields as well whole Oh Wow, that was painful that is pain everything I know is pain I only know pain from this fight the pain So help me if there's an even bigger mucus monster in the next room Don't even say that because it's gonna happen. Look. I told you it's gonna happen Yep, and there it is an even bigger one a full-on boogie man. No less. I swear you can't write something this repugnant I mean, obviously someone did write this and I have to say it is pretty repugnant Um, right. Let's do this first boss of today the last boss of today as well rank 19 death. Oh No prisms. We're gonna go prismless boys. Who needs prisms? Not me. I'm too good for prisms. Geez Way too good for prisms Who needs prisms? Not me definitely not Definitely don't need prisms. Is this an ice man's? No, it's balance. That's not too bad Balance is only slightly annoying. They're probably weakness At least they probably don't shield as much as the ice ones or stun That's probably the good bit about it. Um, but we're definitely going to use all of the blades We're gonna faint as well because we have no prisms Because I am so smart Why am I do why I do this to myself? Why I do why I do this? Why I do this? Why am I dumb? It'll be fine. Probably right. He can't that hurt just a little bit just a little bit of hurt there This is pain. I don't like this This this is why did I forget prisms? Why am I dumb? I don't understand sometimes I don't know.   I need another blade plz Plz another blade or a faint that would be fantastic game Even give me a shadow pip and I'll smack him I'll just smack him right now I'll go for the mega smack on him. They're plating up for a big hit. This is gonna hurt This next hit that they do it's gonna be painful really really painful Stupor painful Yep, this is gonna hurt a lot plus a weakness. Oh my gosh. Oh, no, this man's is outplaying me This is a solid yikes That What the heck? I need new spell. This is where new spell comes in handy This is the one fight that new spell comes in handy But oh well, it is fine. Do we have a Okay, we have this. I mean at least I can scion. I might honestly do I have I have cleanse good. I can scion whenever so as long as they don't set up for another big hit. I'm fine Basically fine That's how it works. Um, but I might just scion next I'll cleanse and then scion Um, because we don't scion a lot. Okay. I'm gonna have to double cleanse E E yikes yikes, that is not good. Not very good at all Um, we will enchant this we'll draw for another cleanse Right. Okay. He's got a shed. Why is he gaining shed so quickly? Like what the heck? What the heck? Big sheds Super big sheds This is a shield. What should be a death shield? Okay, good I don't know why I put that out into the universe.  Sure. You can have that Next round there will be a death shield 100 bit. I feel they remove both of them for a second. Jeez. Um Four perps. What can he do? He can't cast kismah. I mean he does go first next round He can absolutely wallop me I'll stop weakness seeing me right. We're gonna have to deal with just one weakness I think the the death ones at 20 so it's fine But I definitely can't with two of them. Two of them is just not cool But I have to I have to hit I have to hit so we're going to for a scion. We're going to for scion Yes English and stuff this could hurt No, actually, no, it's just an edge. Oh, this could hurt. It's a natural attack Well then that was fun. I don't know how I died there This I'm actually kind of just confused. I'm a bit rusty. So that's Probably why we'll just blame it that I'm bad at the game partly Um, can we load please game? You want to you know? Yeah, cool. Let's put in prisms sounds like a fun idea Sounds great to be honest um Yeah, right Let's also put a new spell because then we can not have to worry about The things and stuff Where is new spell? We'll replace lulu with new spell real quick Just for one round just for one fight Please remind me to remove it and you're not going to be able to but whatever whatever we'll we'll pretend you are We will pretend you are Yikes, okay Boogieman, I can't believe I died to the boogieman I don't understand I don't understand how that is possible. I feel so bad at the game. I feel so bad Can we go first as well? That would be fantastic instead of going second because I've always go second Thank you Thank you game for making me go first. I appreciate it I appreciate it. Right. We're gonna just double Double prism right off the bat. I think it's probably the best idea Probably the best idea here It just seems like a good move Trying to hit before he does Is what we're gonna do while trying to save up as many pips as possible in case he Wacks me for a million damage real fast We just got to prism as much as possible before played and then at least i'm not too worried We do have new spell so we can just yeet the Yeet away the weakness or at least one of them not all of them but one of them um That is not cool. That is not cool at all. Um, right. We're gonna just cut this We'll do another one just because this is all we can do and I don't really want to pass For now, so we'll do this. We'll do this He has a million quadrillion things just gonna hurt a little bit. Oh, it's new spell. That's cute That's cute. Good job Good job Nice work Amazing Okay, that didn't do too much. That's fine. That's fine. He actually has quite a lot of outgoing damage Not gonna lie. This doesn't do weakness anymore, which is good But it's gonna not too bad Not too bad.  We definitely need to hit soon Definitely need to hit soon This is scary This fight is actually probably one of the scariest so far This is one where I fear for my life um Okay, they can't do anything. So i'm gonna blade again plus we go first. So we'll blade we'll blade We're doing well for now. We have a shed, which is good So any shenanigans they want to do We can be like nah Not gonna happen Not gonna happen kiddo What is this weakness probably No, okay. Okay, even better. This is fine. Why do they not cast weakness this time? Not that I'm complaining But like, you know, it would have been far better last time. Just saying should we use new spell? No, I actually want to have health when I come out. So we're not gonna use a new spell The less I use new spell the less validation it gets from me because it's bad and it should never have existed Why is death goblet? I don't know. I've explained this multiple times That's why I don't use the spell not because it's bad. It's actually a good spell But I just don't agree with it and And you know the concept of it don't agree with so I can't use it It's just something, you know, it just happens. It just happens. Um, but yeah, right millions dead Which is good. No more random weaknesses from him That's lovely faint that you got there would be a shame if someone, you know added another one and used your 30 and the 70 at the same time Yikes, imagine that. Unfortunately. I have the same thing here. Um, oh, hello Hello, this is not what I was expecting, right?  Um, what do we have? We have scion two four six eight nine Or we can scion next And that'll be fine because he still has two rounds. So we're just gonna blade We're gonna blade into the scion because we haven't scioned in so long. So we might as well We might as well. It's not gonna be I don't think it's gonna be doubled Um, but it's gonna be close It's gonna be close to double It's not even gonna be close to double Because she's healing should that find whatever whatever man Oh, it went down.  Yeah, get wrecked get wrecked bud. Get wrecked get wrecked Get absolutely wrecked Right son, hopefully this kills it may not if not we can always go for Something else. I'm not too worried about The shadow damage now because it's not gonna be as insane as it was crit blade Faint faint prism Yeah, nice gg easy clap easy clap Easy peasy There we go. Love to see it Just Come on wizard. My lab is just through here. Mind the treadmills Right, so I told you we could do that. We'll just forget that the first one ever happened We don't mention that we just don't mention that at all It just don't All right, I've removed the barricade on the front door They put up to keep the snot soldiers in now. Shall we get down to business? what What what what what okay? okay game Very annoying when that happens very very annoying Very very annoying right gobleton Let's let's go to goblets. I just want to end the episode. Come on. Geez Geez Hopefully we can um just go through the door. Yeah, we can nice We can just go through the door. I don't know why we were going the other way Really Right, we're gonna end the episode here. I'll be back next time when we'll be in the lab. Um Thank you for watching remember to leave a like and subscribe Um If you have already subscribed press the little bell So you know exactly when I post another video and remember to craft outside the box


How are you? Very well, thank you. So we'll give it a couple of minutes for folks to turn up. Does someone would someone like to share the issue board? Thank you. Much appreciated. Okay. Shall we get going? Yep. Cool. So starting over on the going left to right, because normally you move cards right to left. So if you start left to right, you don't end up having to do the same thing twice. So looks like we've got a, why are there mechanisms PR open here, Denise? I know you and I have been convincing back and forth about this. Is there any he'd like to say about it here, or I would encourage more folks to get involved in the conversation. Oh, yes. I've faced it with some problems and I have described this problems into PR. Cool. I think this is the PR to the API repo though. Oh, yep. I've started to migrate a wire guard mechanism into split repo. Well, that's excellent. API conversations are tend to be a lot crisper than others. So this is good. This is definitely good. Cool. I was muted. Awesome. And then we've got create network service registry client, a pod name, name cluster name, links to registration. Has that, I feel like that one has gone in. Am I misremembering? Yep. I'm already budget. Okay. Cool. So I'll go ahead and close that. Thank you very much. Sergey. I make sure I'm not confused. People who have fun, give up names. I sometimes get them confused at first. Yeah. Yeah. And just in general, by the way, Sergey, thank you so much. You've been doing a lot of small pushing up tests for things that have been just awesome. All right. So move, plug into core DNS repo. Denise, how is that going? I know that's a different repo entirely, but. Oh, this is still under review on coordinates site guys from coordinates. Very slow review. I have responded all their comments. And I think we should wait for new feedback from their site. Let's keep an eye on it. Sometimes people just get busy and get distracted. So if it goes too much longer without them responding, we may need to poke them in some way. So, but that seems to be going very well. Cool. So moving on into in progress. Do you want to talk more generically about the wire guard stuff, Denise? You mean wire guard for the agent for the issue? Yes. Yes. For this issue, I have provided two PRs with two potential solutions. The first pair with number 2110, this pair. You can open this pair if you go into the issue. Yes. The first PR 2110. This PR provides a solution with adding simple L2R frame as adapter. In short, it allows using L2R traffic for wire guard device. And this solution must have all tests. Do you have some trick? Oh, yes. It is a trick. I just wrap an interface for tune of wire guard device. I see you recall that you have a really good diagram somewhere for that. But yes, I'm sure if it's here. Can you search tune.go? That's it. Let's talk about the diagram. In short, it just adds IP header into any receiver's packet. And on the receiver side, we just remove this IP header. And it is working. But it looks like a trick, but can be used for a temp solution. Maybe we can make it as environment variable configurable. We can. Also, I have provided second PR. This PR provides an alternative solution with the agent via level three cross connects. And with this PR, I face it with an expected problem. I have described the problem into comments. Comments of PR? Yes. And the main problem is that wire guard device receives wrong packets from Mimiv interface. And I think to figure out this problem, I need to run a more small example with L3 cross connects. And I tried to fit some examples, but I did not fit. That's why I have asked about examples. Did you have a chance to find a forum? Yes. I have asked guys from VPP agents their forum. And I just read their feedback. Okay. Also have a look and see what you should have running up against. It turns out sometimes actually having fairly serious network chops gives you hints of the kinds of things they could go wrong. Cool. Anything else on wire guard? Also PR changes for kernel forwarder is ready to merge. Cool. Any way to add it here in projects? Yeah. You should be able to add it to the projects here. It is here. You can just move to the second issue. It has the second name. Yes. Yes. And you can take a look at the PR. Okay. I think it could be merged. Most of you guys already pushed. Yeah. Okay. Nice. I think we have a question here about switching to the new version of the VPP agent. It is also prepared a pull request with it. And it has just few tests failed so I can check to log in true whites. Yeah. Do you have a chance why VPP tests are failed? Oh, yes. Sure. I didn't look at this because I just provided this for testing wire guard stuff is level three cross connects. Should we move our report to using VPP agent version three? If it's used to work. Yes. It's got several things that are actually fixed it. And it varies in several areas. One of the things that frankly is I tend to like things that are nice and clean. And one of the things that it actually fixes is you no longer need the replaced line. The Satori stuff in VPP, these three dot zero dot one, which makes me super happy because that's just really annoying. Um, so yeah, I mean, if it passes tests, I would actually look at that. Okay. We will check in this case. Why we, we're not going to do that. Yeah. And if there's actually a legitimate problem, then we want to get that back to them sooner rather than later. Yeah. All right. So, um, awesome. So let's see the, um, monitor stuff. How is that going? Andre. Uh, I'm mostly ready with it. Just trying to make a good testing solution. For such network. For such chain elements. Uh, as a temporary solution, I use, uh, switch to a new API for our entire network service mesh repo. So, I, I, I, I don't follow how that's related. So for the, the monitor chain element stuff to go into SDK, I don't see how that's related to, uh, anything in the monitor repo. I know. Uh, I mean, to use the, our monorepo as a testing. Bad. Uh, to some of the chain elements. Uh, because, uh, without a real tests, like integration tests for a VP, VP, VP agent. It's actually, uh, hard to test some parts of functionality. For example, uh, in case of the metrics, I just need to connect to real VP agent to be sure if all interface names are much it and so on. Okay. Now that's actually that, that does get to be true. We get to the level of integration. No question. Um, but one of the other nice things about, uh, the VP P, uh, 3.0.1 when we make that switch, um, is that, um, and we should probably switch the SDK VP agent sooner rather than later. And it's probably simpler there. Um, is that, um, it uses the GRPC client connection interface rather than GRPC client connection, which means that you can literally mock the whole thing out for unit testing. Yeah. Yeah. Um, which, which that makes me so happy. It's almost impossible to do that. Um, so, um, you may also want to take a look at some of the things that have been landing in the last week in terms of, uh, sort of the style of testing of things. There's been a lot of various things that make certain kinds of testing very, very simple. Um, yeah, I've seen some, some of the stuff. And as some concerns. Um, I think Sergei used a similar approach as you, uh, meant into his decay to some of the China elements. And, uh, I think he prepared a pull request with the context. Uh, check. Let me check. So simplify it a bit. Uh, and use it. Uh, check. Let me check. So simplify it a bit. Uh, and use it. Uh, so again, did you remember which, which one you use? Uh, we wanted to use to pass some special context. Instead of having some, uh, assertions inside of the chain itself, just to feel a context with our values. I'm sure if it's in this pull request or not. And do assertions right after we do a request. Yeah, because then you can tell the individual piece is actually doing its job. Um, now when you go to integration, you need to sign. The piece needed to do a slightly different job and come back and fix that. Um, but there's also been a bunch of stuff that makes a lot of that easier. Um, and I'll talk about that a little bit more in the community meeting here when we have a bit more time than we do in this meeting. Um, because there's a bunch of things that have landed that make it easy to, uh, check things before and after, uh, to inject various things. Um, that kind of stuff. Okay. I could not find it at the moment. Okay. We'll check and send you a link. So Gail already did the changes that you requested. That's why you didn't recognize the code. You're looking at it. No, no, no. Uh, we discussed about the passing some values using the context to the client and passing into a quest. Well, he chose, uh, another way to implement this. We, he made, uh, he makes assertions right after the request without using complex. I guess. Yeah.  I mean, if you inject a background context, uh, then you can extract, think whatever's been added to it from it. Um, but again, I'll talk a little bit more about some of the stuff that, that I did for testing for mechanisms. Um, because what Sergei did here is great. Um, but what I discovered as I was writing more and more tests is that it was more repetitive work than it needed to be. Um, so you could still keep things very semantically clear and simple. Um, in other ways. Um, not in other ways, but basically by, by meeting some of the stuff that's being done here. Um, simple and repeatable. Um, but yeah, this, this is this general have something before, have something after, uh, check what goes in, check the values kind of of testing. Gives you some notion of whether the individual piece is doing its thing. Um, I was not agreed with this kind of solution. Like we have a special server with a test function. And we do assertions inside of this test function. So better to do a request and do some checks after request is complete and use a context as some holder to pass some values from the internals. Um, it will depend somewhat. Um, so for example, if I pass a context in the nature of context is that they wrap each other. So if I pass a context into a request, then the subsequent context that that request passes to the next chain element is not the same context I passed in. And in fact, the context I passed in is going to be not having the additional values added to the context passed in the next element. But if I pass a context into a request, then I would have to do things like the VP, the agent context where its contents are a pointer. Um, you know, that's what we should always use with value with a parent context. I'm sorry, what? Uh, as a check it. We use, uh, uh, the context with value with a parent context. So we should, uh, add a parent one.  But if I pass the parent, if I pass context one into my call and my call is a chain element and it goes and, you know, then add something, you know, create as a value, that value is added to context two, which has a parent of context one. So I can get the value from context two, but I cannot get the value from context one. Yeah, yeah, but you could take some pointers to some internal structure for a test. For certain things. And we do that for VP agent. We definitely do. Um, you know, and, you know, you went into some other, you know, various things, but I think the point you're making is that for some use cases, this is over complicating. Um, you know, there are use cases where you can simply, you know, pass in values and then check that values come out on the other end. Um, and that's entirely possible that that's true. Um, so, and I'd like to try and keep things as simple as we can. So I appreciate you calling it out in the places where I've actually made things harder because you get into a group with a pattern and you over complicate the pattern. So. Yeah, okay. Cool. Also created few to those, like move an SM unit and SM monitor. I think this is good. I think we should probably have conversations and perhaps the other way around. Um, I think this is a better place for the Swiss conversations about the naming of repose. Um, because the, the, I had one set of patterns in mind and then it's perfectly valid that people have other ideas. And as we sort of have seen repeatedly, often the ideas that come from the synthesis of many thoughts ended up being better. Uh, you have, you do not want to know what the NSM logo would have looked like if I was the one who the only one involved with that conversation, it would have been hideous. Um, So yeah, we definitely want to talk about that, but I've already started a little bit of that, um, with the command, Ford or VPP agent. Um, you go. Um, and I think probably what we want to do is just figure out what is the same pattern. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No, because once you've got it, once you've established the same pattern, then it becomes super easy to get the naming right. Um, and patterns also help human brains process things and put them in context. Um, Yeah. So that's also good. Um, Trying to think what else. Oh yeah. So, so basically I've queued up a bunch of stuff in the agenda to talk about some of the testing in more detail. Um, And, and I, I. Okay. So we got that. And then. Yeah. So, um, On those to do's. Yeah. Defined to implement example test OPA use cases. Okay. So is there anything else that folks feel like we need to talk about in this call? Oh, we, we skipped over a few things actually, because we skipped from monitor to the to do's. Um, you, you talked about monitors and metrics. Um, Yeah. So, um, We don't have him run us love. We don't have run us love. Okay. So we, we, we. We don't have him run us love to talk about the Colonel Ford. Uh, Zemek. Is there anything you'd like to say about the SRIOV stuff? Uh, No updates. Only questions. Hi. Uh, Yeah, I presume. Uh, I mean, some time ago, I asked about, um, Um, when it comes to forwarders and requesting, uh, connections. Uh, so I'm not sure. Oh, yes. Yes. I recall that ask that that's what's actually coming together right now in the order of the agent. So it's, it's, if you want to go take a look at that, um, we haven't yet landed things like the, the testing that's local to that repo, but it'll give you some idea of sort of the simplicity of some of that stuff. And there's some stuff on the agenda to point to that as well. Um, But that at least gives you something to start looking at to get some idea. Does that make sense? Yeah. I'm assuming that some part of the, um, Current SRIOV proof of concept here. Uh, would go to the, yes, to be created comment for, for other Colonel repository or something like that. So, uh, I'm dedicated. Uh, Colonel for other repository for the, I think it's probably true that some of it does belong in the Colonel, uh, sorry, the, the Colonel, Ford or repo SDK, uh, the SDK Colonel repo. Um, and then some of it will land in the, the, the command Colonel, Ford or a Ford or Colonel, um, or command, probably it's command Ford or SRIOV that it would land in, but do, do go take a look at what's landing and the starting to land in the PRs and the command Ford or, um, the agent. Because what's there is very, very minimal. It's basically just a main that call that creates a server. Um, yeah, if you want to go to the pull requests, because I'm trying to find out where the CI is not running right now, which is why the pull requests hasn't been merged. But if you go look at the initial commit of the code and then just scroll down to the main.go file. There we go. Yeah. I mean, effectively all it's got is set up a signal, things on me to catch the signal, set up something for when we need to stop. Um, extract some various things with Viper as parameters. And then queue up the arguments to something that just creates a new cross connect and that's server.  And wait for signals. So that's literally a hundred percent of the go code in, um, the command repo right now. And I expect it's probably going to be roughly that going forward. Does that make sense? Yeah, I guess I can start working on something like that's for us. Yeah. I mean, it's very least start taking a look and see if it makes sense for you for us. Because the patterns are good and, but sometimes patterns, despite our best intentions don't always fit every circumstance. Right. So I have this thing I call the no one natural, uh, acts law, a rule, which is it's great. If you want to go take a look and try and follow the patterns. If you find yourself working too hard to follow the patterns, maybe they're not the right patterns for you. So, um, cool. Now we're right up against the top of the hour. I think we should probably go jump on the community meeting. Is there anything else urgent before we do? Um, I think just the Azure issue, we still have problems with it. It is disabled in a Mono rep or some moments. We have issue in the Azure community. I just dropped some email with some folks I know on the inside of Azure, uh, putting them at that issue. Um, and see, hopefully that'll do it a little bit more attention. Yeah. Okay. Thank you.


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