Good morning. Good morning. Good morning. Can everyone hear me and see my screen? All right. Wonderful. Wonderful. Okay, so let's get this party started here. Let's see what we have in place. Okay, so we have still space for a few people. Yeah, I've changed the background color. We've upgraded our forecast over at Forex Watchers. So we changed things around completely.  So, you know, things are looking good for that. Actually, let me notify people in the chat room that there is still a little bit of space. Okay, and for those of you who could not get in, I'm so sorry. This is recorded and it will be on YouTube. If you're watching this on YouTube, please like the video and comment below if you enjoy it towards the end. So, morning jogander. Okay, so let's get started here. All right, let's begin one by one. Now, how many of you guys remember how we do our NFP trading strategy? Well, actually, let me ask you guys this thing. Who is it the first time what I was doing in NFP here? Okay. New, new. Okay, so we got quite a bit of new people here. First time, first time. Okay. All right. Now, with our NFP, yes, we're gonna head to the daily chart first and we pretty much had what five out of six last month, we had a loss towards the end of the year. We weren't able to predict it and I want the other way. So, now it's the beginning of the year. Let's see if this makes a difference or not, but usually every other time we've been able to catch it. So, let's take a look at it little by little and we'll take it from there. Now, it's 9 03 p.m. My time. It's 803 a.m. New York City time, which means in 27 minutes. We have the NFP. Let's go ahead and do our research. Take it nice and easy, be calm, no rush. All right. So, first things first, let's head out to the daily chart. Okay, let me remove these lines for you. Sorry. Okay, based on the last candle, what do we know? Trend continuation long and it's been met. Okay, if we see the last pattern here, it's not quite clear. It's just saying that, yes, it is going north and it's already gone north. Okay, there's no other piece of information there. Okay, let's take a look. So, this one is done. Yeah, the sound will be a little bit on and off due to my connection, but it is being recorded, not to worry. If there's any issues, try logging out and logging back in, see if that helps. Okay, so yeah, I do have a little lag, but just bear with me. So yeah, EuroUSD is done. Let's move on to pound. Okay. Pound daily chart. Okay. What do we know about pound? It's a trend continuation long. Is it actually met? It's crossed the tail by one pip. Okay, so we still have some potential here. We still have some potential. Okay, so we have one pair telling us that we are possibly good for a long. All right, let's go on to CAD. US dollar CAD. Let's take a look at the daily chart. What does the daily chart tell us? What do we know based on the last candle of the daily chart? Okay, so it's a very large trend continuation pattern. A big tail on top, smaller tail on the bottom. Okay, it's saying short and it has not been met. You can see the current candle for today. It has not surpassed it. So, this is still pending and this is even beautiful. It's going with our forecast. So, this is also good for a short. Okay, now we have two pairs officially that have not been met. Okay, let's take a look at Swiss Frank. Let's take a look at the daily chart to get an idea. Okay, last candle. We have this little false exhaustion, which means a trend continuation pattern and the market has continued. So, that's already gone. Okay, so nothing we can do here. Australian dollar, US dollar. Let's take a look. Aussie dollar is daily chart. Okay, based on last candle, we have pretty much an indecision candle. Big tail on top, big tail on bottom and a body in the middle. The market is unaware on which direction to go. Now, next thing, we're pretty much just filling in this gap that we've created from 27th January to 3rd January. You see this big gap right here? Big gap of a mess. We're just pretty much filling in this area. Okay, oh yeah. By the way, for those of you guys who wanted these templates, I'll get them for you. I've had them with different colors and stuff like that. I even have some designs for some of you females that are with us. So, we'll get some nice light colors for you guys as well. So, going back to, sorry, this one was an indecision, so nothing here on Aussie dollar. Let's take a look at New Zealand dollar on the daily chart. Scroll up. Now, what does a New Zealand dollar tell us? Okay, trend continuation long and it already has been met. This is already done. It's indicating a long, but this long has this issue here. It has this big tail. Now, the only problem we have, usually the first Friday of the month is usually the biggest candle of the month for us. We have nothing to compare this NFP to. This is why my question in the beginning of the webinar was will we be able to predict this market just like, or will we have issues like we had in December for end of the year? Now, this is the beginning of the year and we have no candles to compare this to. I mean, because this comes into pretty much last month's bar chart. If we have some bars here, we have something to say that, okay, it's the biggest candle of the month. No information like that. Okay, so, in this particular sense, there's a big tail here on the last candle saying it is long, but it's slowing down. The last candle has surpassed it and it's starting to create a tail. It's a little bit of caution on New Zealand dollar. Okay, but it's been met. Euro yen, let's take a look. Any information on Euro yen? Okay, trend continuation long, and it has been met, so this is already done. Okay, it's a nice upward continuation pattern. However, the candle of the last candle is not as good as, for example, something like this. These are big candles. Now, the last candle is a pretty small one, so trend continuation pattern for a long, this is already met. So now, and let's also do gold, since you guys like gold. Daily charts. Okay, based on the last candle, which direction? Gold actually says short and pending. So a little caution here. Gold short is still good. Okay, so all in all, coming back to take a look at all this. Now, we have how many pairs in total that we were able to confirm? We had pound, we had CAD, and gold, that's about it. Everything else has been met. Okay, so, and based on how many guys, the people that have already been in my webinars before, here is your poll. Oh, sorry. Okay, let's see. We'll give this a couple of minutes to see where the bias is, which direction. Okay, 30 people are saying long, 8 people are saying short. I would wait for the candle to close on the one hour to get a direction. Okay, okay, that's also good. Okay, now, here's the thing. If you are aggressive, what would you do in this particular case? Remember, aggressive doesn't mean being stupid, right? If you're aggressive, what would be your game plan? Okay, let me put this aside now. Okay, so majority of you guys are saying long. If you're aggressive, you guys are saying bye, and you guys would pretty much enter slightly before the NFP. Now, if you're conservative, what would you wait for? You wait for the market to settle. Okay, rule of thumb, when it comes to NFP, it takes approximately 30 to 45 minutes for the NFP to settle down. Okay, let the gamblers come in, do their thing, and then once NFP settles down, take a look at the direction it's headed, and that's the direction you're headed for the rest of the day into next week. So, there's two things that you can do. You can enter slightly before the NFP, or you can wait for the NFP. If you're uncertain, you can wait for the NFP to play its role, and then once it settles down, the direction it's in is the direction where you want to trade in for the rest of the day. Okay, so, now let's go down to our hourly charts. Okay, how many of you guys are actually going to trade prior to the NFP? Okay, not this time, me, no, yes. Okay, so we have mixed also. We get to see at least people who do it before and people who do it after. Okay, next thing. Let's take a look at some areas of support and resistance that is above and below current market. So, we have a strong idea of which way the markets are actually headed. Okay, so do we have an area of support and resistance below this current price? Okay, let's shrink this up. Do we have data coming in from the past? No, no data here. All we know is we have this level right here. A little teeny-wee level right here has some strength to it, not too much. Okay, because we know that it has resistance and then now it has support and it has one big candle break here, but nothing from the past. We just have this little piece of information. Same thing happens again here. Okay, this area yet once again here or here is covered again. So, we have these areas, these small areas. Okay, as the market moves, we can keep an eye on them. All right, now above the market, obviously we have no information as well. Seems like the market has halted here. We don't know if it's a strong area or not. Most likely, probably not to break through. It shouldn't be that difficult for it. Now, moving on to pound. Areas above and below. Obviously, the area we're at now is powerful. Why? Because we have a big candle break here, a big candle break here, and this line, this top line of my forecast right here seems to be an ideal spot. Okay, if this area breaks, it needs a big candle to break north. Okay, for this to be valid, which would be going with our forecast. It would make sense. Okay, however, if it goes south. Okay, if it goes south, what areas do we have? We have big tails coming out of here. Let's take a look. Is this an area here? Okay, from here all the way up to this line of the bottom of my forecast. Okay, seems like there's some strength here. So, no matter which way pound goes, it needs a lot of strength. Now, as of right now, it makes more viable sense for it to go north because of how clear it is plus two big candle breaks at the same exact level. Okay, broken both top resistance and bottom resistance, or top support and bottom support, both with one shot. So, it makes more viable sense to go along in this particular one. U.S. dollar CAD, let's take a look. All right, now, same scenario here. You see this, big candle break here, big candle break here. That means there's something in between that's quite strong. If I put my line in between here, let's go back and figure out where this line comes from. What is back there? Okay, here we go, we have some areas here. Can we possibly draw it there? Okay, maybe, or we can even refine it to here. Let's go further back and see. Is there any more information? Okay, there we go. As you can see, we have some pinpoint touches now that we're covering. Okay, let's fill this up with the bodies here and this big candle break also, covering these bodies and everything. Okay, we have a little range here. If pound goes north, CAD goes short. And if it goes short, it needs a big candle to come down through this area. Okay, which also makes sense because NFP obviously creates big candles. All right, so this is a strong area for it to break. All right, so far it's above it and it's bouncing from it. Okay, and it's hovering right now. Let's take a look at Swiss Frank. Swiss Frank, big candles coming out of here. There is strong levels here also. Let's shrink it a little bit, see if there's any data in the past that we can use. It doesn't seem so. It doesn't seem so. All we know is data on the top. Okay, we have strong areas above our forecasted zone. This forecasts are from forexwatchers.com. It's above the forecasted zone. So if the markets are correlating and if CAD goes down, it will drag down Swiss Frank with it as it's a US dollar pair. Okay, now Aussie dollar, big candles here, big candles here. This bottom line of the forecast, strong level. Okay, going from here to here. This area needs to be broken with strength if it goes short. If it goes long, we have this area there that seems to be the best one. Okay, big candle break to the bottom, big candle break to the top, big candle break to the bottom, support over here, resistance over here. Needs lots of strength to break through it if it goes north. So in this particular case, we have two sides that tell us the same information. However, take a look at pound today. It's gone sideways, then down, then up. Let's take a look at Aussie dollar. It's gone down, then up, then down, then up, now possibly down again. It's in a straight down trend. Are we correlating with pound in this one? Possibly not. Possibly not. Okay, what about the New Zealand dollar? Are we correlating with New Zealand dollar? Are our oceanic pairs completely lost their mind? Let's take a look. They're going long, down, up, down, up. It's like a W formation. We don't have this in pound, nor do we have this on Euro-USD. Also probably anti-correlation here as well. However, it is not like Aussie dollar, where Aussie dollar is actually strongly short. Which direction would you choose for New Zealand dollar if you had to choose? Short, short, okay. See, we have this area here. If you want it short, this area seems to be strong. To short through here, you need a strong candle, which makes a fair amount of sense. Gold, bouncing off of this area, struggling. Gold is saying short as per our daily candles. If it goes long by any chance, this area is strong. Big candles. We can even refine it further. Even somewhere stronger is here actually. Support, resistance, and now three big candles. Even more powerful up here, which is the reason why it's bouncing around from here. Now, if it wants to break through this, if it wants to go long, it has to go really strong. If it wants to go short, do we have anything strong for it to go short? Yes, the zone seems to be a strong area. It needs to break through this at maximum capacity. We have all these pieces of information. Let's move in Euroyen. Euroyen is at all time high. All we know is that we have this level of strength here. That's all we know if it wants to go short and must break through. If it goes long, which area do we have for long? Nothing for long, but short possible this area could be strong. 125, 25. All in all, here's what I'm going to do. I'm going to take the trades also before, just for the sake of an example. I'm going to go ahead and trade based on the information I see. Some pairs are correlating, some pairs are not. I'm going to try to pick out the pairs. I'm going to trade all the pairs, but I'm going to try to pick them out in such a way that maybe I can still come out and profit even though it's a hedge. We're going to try something like that. Euro-USD, which way do you guys think this is headed? Long? Let's go long on Euro-USD.  Should we do 10 pips? Let's go long. That's fine. Pound, direction, which way? Pound was obviously clear for us saying long and has not been met. I'm going to take long on pound as well. CAD has now touched our zone also, direction for CAD. CAD was also clear for a short based on the daily charts. I'm going to short this one. Now all the clear ones are done, pound and CAD are done. Now everything else we're doing, we're going to do it based on information that we know. US dollar Swiss franc, since we chose to go long on Euro-USD and long on pound and short on CAD, chances are our Swiss franc will drop because Swiss franc goes really well with Euro-USD. As of right now we have no hedges. We're doing everything based on two pieces of information, plus we've taken two based on assumed correlation. Aussie dollar on the other hand, I'm going to take this one as a short. Because Aussie dollar is not correlating with Euro-USD or pound, it's doing something completely opposite. I'm going to short this one. New Zealand dollar, what direction should I take for New Zealand dollar? I'm going to leave this one up to you guys. I'm open to both short and long. It says long, Pedro says short. Many people are saying short. I'm going to go ahead and take this as short. Follow Aussie. Fair enough, following Aussie dollar on this one. Euro-yen direction, fair enough.  Sorry, we have gold as well. Sorry, we didn't take gold. Gold direction, short, long, long, long. Gold based on the daily chart tells us short and it has not been met. I might have to go with that. Even though my gut instincts are telling me long, I'm going to stick to the plan. I'm going to sell. It's okay. Now even if it breaks my forecasted zone for a long, this area is strong. We can always reverse the pairs later. That's fine. I have all my pairs running, approximately 15 pips running. Two minutes to NFP. How many of you guys are actually in the trade? One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. We have quite a bit of people. Maybe half of you guys are standing aside waiting for the market to sell, which is good. It's always good to be safe than sorry. Two minutes to candle close. I'm sorry, the two minutes to NFP release. It's at 8.30. It's currently 8.29 a.m. New York City time within 60 seconds. We'll start to see movement. Running at 29 pips on my end right now. Which pair do you guys want to watch? Should we watch Euro as it's the most common pair? Let me get rid of this line. I think you should be on gold. We can watch gold also. That's fine. Let's take a look at the timings. 10 seconds. 40 pips running. The market has moved. Gold shot long. Let's wait and see. Currently running at 105 pips negative. Let's move on through. Let's take a look. Euro-USD doing well. Pound doing well so far. CAD pushing through. Remember, we have this area here. It needs to break through. Eyes are on CAD to see. Can it break through? Does it have that pressure? Swiss franc. Sorry, too thin. Swiss franc trying to push south. As of right now, we are mainly negative due to gold. Without gold, we're only down at 27 pips. Or 20 pips or so. Aussie dollar pushing north. It's trying to go north from here. We're going to watch these areas how it breaks. New Zealand dollar headed long. It's correlating with Euro-USD and Pound and Euro-yen. It pushed down once again towards this level. But now it's pushing long. Our first four currencies are coming out just fine. And then our remaining four are not. Let's wait and see. It's only two minutes into the trade. Let the dust settle. Does everyone understand how we actually analyze the NSP markets? Basically, we look at daily charts. And then we check what hasn't been met. If you do not know how to read candlesticks, I think we do have a webinar on our YouTube channel, which is youtube.com forward slash urban4x and it discusses one webinar of candlesticks. So we go over that in there. Really not much data, right? Seems to be very slow. Any other information that's releasing with NSP or very soon that may be a strong move? Will you be going long now since your gold is losing? Well, let's take a look at our gold areas. One of our areas for gold is around here. If it is able to break this area, then of course I would have to consider changing directions. My forecast has been holding. That was the initial view from this morning when we drew this. But based on our strategy, if my strategy tells me one thing, I must stick to it. Unemployment rate is negative 7.9. Bernanke might have to press Ctrl P. Five minutes into this, markets are now picking directions. Seems like gold wants to break through this barrier. Surprisingly, Aussie dollar is not going long though. Euro-USD also slow to go long. Pound also slow. CAD going short, which is good. But still struggling to break this area. So a little bit of caution, still struggling to break this. Swiss franc hovering. Aussie dollar is good. New Zealand dollar also still hovering. Only thing that moved is gold. Everybody else still at or around the same area. If you remove gold from this picture, you're pretty much at 10 pips negative. So it's still around spread prices. Madras after candle close. We have the direction for the rest of the day. After candle close, or pretty much 15 minutes after candle close. 30 to 45 minutes is the time frame. Now for example, if gold actually goes long, and it breaks through this area, and it closes up here, for example. Now the reason why we say wait is because you can most likely expect a retrace to come to this area, come back down here, and then proceed north. Which is why it's probably the best to take your positions in a retracement before going in any direction. Naveen, could you briefly repeat how you trade the NFP? Sure, sure. Now for the NFP, we do a couple of things. We check the daily charts, and once we check the daily charts, we want to check each previous candle. The very first thing we want to do is check if the previous candle is the biggest of the month. If it is the tails, we can use the tails for analyzing. Usually big candles, you can use their tails to analyze what the markets are going to do. If there's a big candle with a small tail on top, telling you the markets are going to go long, and it's going to surpass the previous candle. We see that if there's a long candle, and the market has not surpassed it, for example, let me show you on pound, the last candle tells you long, and the current candle is still over here. It has not gone above it. This is a long, and it's pending. You want to collect all the things that are pending, and stack them up, and the more you have pending, the more you have a sense of direction, expecting the market to head. Does that make sense? Anyone lost? Lost a bit? Okay. Let me give you an example from CAD. Let's take a look at the one hour CAD. Now, this last candle, do you think this is a pretty big candle? Let me save my template, and I will... today... Let me clean it up so you can see it properly. It's a pretty big candle, right? Okay, now, based on this big candle, what does this candle tell you? Which direction would the market go? Long or short? Okay, short. Okay, so when we say short, we mean it wants to go beyond this area, for it to go short. When the next candle opened, has it gone beyond this yet? This is what we call pending. The short is still pending. It needs to go short to fulfill and respect the previous candle. When you have big candles, the tails will give you an indication that if the markets are going to go beyond the tail, or up to the tail, or to the middle of the tail, depending on how big the tails are. Then you stack up all the things that are pending to get a sense of direction which way you're headed. Pete, Naveena, I thought you only used gold as an indicator and you didn't trade it. Yes, but I have a lot of you guys who actually trade the NFP and stuff like that, requested gold. This is the reason why we put in gold. So, I personally don't like trading gold, but it's what you guys want, so I'll give it to you guys. There you go. Now, you just saw a cat finally breaking through coming through on this one. Now let's take a look at gold. Is gold breaking through not yet still struggling for power over here? Euro Yen still there, New Zealand dollar going long now. Okay, looking like we are going above this area now, finally. Aussie dollar. Okay. It's now trying to see if it can breach this area. Swiss Frank still there. CAD. We're good for a short. Pound, looking good for a long. Euro USD, obviously looking good for a long. Now, what can we do with our losing trades? I mean, we're not too much into a loss, considering we have eight pairs running and there's only 90 pips down and one of them seems to be gold, so what do we do? Surely, if it does not cross, we have to monitor it. Will it bounce back from it? We need to keep an eye on it. Okay, now for example, Aussie dollar. If Aussie dollar crosses above and it closes, then we want to wait for a retrace. Once the retrace happens, close out this position and head long for the day. Okay? Same thing with what is the other pair that we were watching. For those of you who have a long on CAD, since we've crossed this area, wait for this to close, retrace to this little area and then sell. Close out your buys and then sell. What else do we have? Gold. If we cross above this area, wait for it to retrace to this line, then buy. Change your sense of direction. Okay? And that way you will be able to jump in on the right direction for the rest of the day. Don't just close and open. Close and open at the spot where you're supposed to close and open. The ideal retracement areas. Some of our using FxI Pivot Points Indicator, could you briefly talk about how that relates to today's trades? Well, DJ, we don't use the FxI Pivots on the NFP at all. Pete, I don't think EU has got far to go on long. Okay. Pete, sorry, DJ as opposed to a manual line. Well, a manual line is something that we're drawing based on what we see, right? Where do we go? New Zealand Dollar also now officially has crossed. This is something also that I need to personally turn this around. Look at this. Big candle break which means this area was powerful. Okay? I'm going to mark these areas. Okay? Once the market comes back down to this zone, I'm going to take it into a buy. Simple as that. Now, yeah, the FxI Pivots are good for pro trading. Pivot Point is the same thing as support and resistance. All the difference is it's mechanically created based on your server time. Okay? It cannot look at what you're looking at. It just calculates based on what time should it start looking. You know? So it has to be trained basically. Better when you visually look at it. You can cover both Pivot Points also have one piece of line where in support and resistance you can draw multiple lines and get a zone. Will you wait for a candle to close or closing positions above resistance? Yes, I would have to wait for a candle to close. I cannot tell until then. Because take a look at gold. It hasn't closed yet so I can't really do much with it. So in a way it's a good thing. You get to sit and relax. What's the worst that can happen? It goes up to 200? Oh, this is one thing I wanted to bring up to you guys. Many of you guys ask me about stop losses. Okay?  Well, let's explain this matter one by one, okay? First thing if you're trading without a stop loss and a trade kills you, you're trading too big of a lot size stop. Lower your lot sizes if it's bothering you. Second thing let me ask you this question. Does a bank ever deliberately look to make a loss? Has a bank ever come to your house and said, listen you don't have a good credit history and you ask for $10,000 of loan here's a million dollars, enjoy. No, it doesn't do that.   That variation is what the market's inside. Okay? The markets are going to stay in that and plus the banks still need to make a profit from within that variation by selling to you at whatever price. Okay? They're not going to see that a bank is trying to sell Euro-USD at 0.3663 and then suddenly the rates have gone extremely extravagant where the bank's like crap. It doesn't happen like that. The banks know what areas they can work with. Okay? So the same concept applies with stop losses. When you go into a trading day you're not expecting suddenly you to go from $1.36 to $10. It doesn't happen. That should break your equity if you go from $1.36 to $10. Overnight market crashing like that. Okay? Again, this is not the stock market. Countries don't go bankrupt overnight. Okay? Even if their occurrences fail, they fail 300 pips. 400 pips. 500 pips. You know? Merry Christmas, but that's about it.  So control your lot sizes so whenever no matter how well of a fluctuation you have in the day you should be able to manage it. If it freaks you out, your stop loss is way too big. Your lot size is way too big. Sorry. Does that make sense? Does everyone understand the concept? Okay, we will do a webinar on money management where we're going to discuss some techniques I use to guard our exits for stops. Okay? Because we trade in batches, we cannot use stop losses for individual pairs. We have to trade the market as a whole. So if I put a stop loss on one of these things, you know, there's a chance that one of these things can swing and close out while the rest are still running. Yeah. Yeah. Just be patient with the market. You know, it moves according to support and resistance area. It swings in and out and in and out. Okay? Alright, so now, in this particular case, now what do we need to do? Let's take a look at all of our NFP trades here. Running at 154 negative, 109 negative on gold. Let's take a look. Has gold crossed yet? No, not yet. Okay, let's see. What information do we have so far? Nothing on pound, nothing on euro. CAD, we're officially short. Maybe I can pull in an additional position on CAD. Now, here's another area for CAD, right here. We've also crossed this area. Okay? Big candle break, big candle break and resistance. We've crossed this area as well. Okay?  During the retracement I can probably add in an additional position. Okay? Rule of thumb, do not add in positions if you're not in profit at least 30 pips. In this particular case, I'm only up 17 pips, so I cannot do that. Okay? Swiss franc. Sideways. Yeah, so I'll get to that right now. Swiss franc, still sideways, no information yet. Okay? We're running pretty much at break even, at 2 pips negative. So nothing there. Aussie dollar. Aussie dollar is now officially long. Okay? Once it closes, expect a retrace to somewhere around here in this range. Yep, somewhere around here and that's where you're going to be taking long and closing out this cell and taking it long. New Zealand dollar. Same scenario. Once it's closed out, expect a retracement somewhere around this area. Now, when you're expecting a retracement on these pairs, if either one of the pairs reach first, Aussie dollar or New Zealand dollar, trade them both. Chances are they're going to start moving together. Okay? Because they're both going in the same direction now. Euro yen. Nothing there. Very, very tight sideline and gold turning around from here. So, things are still okay. We're only 150 some pips. Okay? When you trade for the rest of the day, you usually end up with 300, 400 pips in your pocket. You know, we've done average 1,000, 1,500 pips coming up with the NFP going into the following week. But just make sure you change your direction and everything properly and you pick your side. It's fine. So, do we have a sense of direction now? Do you think the market has settled? Does it feel like it's settled? Is my profit and loss fluctuating too hard now? Six minutes to candle close. Yes, pound seems like it's going to try to make a run for it. Now, if pound is going down, is it going to take down Euro USD as well? I don't know. CAD just crossed below. Why is that not correlating? That's confusion there. Swiss franc. Swiss franc is still hovering. When do you close your positions? I actually just leave them running. I come back on Monday and even if it drops down a little bit with a gap, the gap fills up anyway, so nothing to worry about.  I let them run throughout the day because one of my traders have taught me that based on statistics, once the NFP settles down the market is going to stick to that position for the rest of the day. This is something that one of the traders have taught me. Which is kind of cool. Good information. Is it possible to post shots of the screens on Urban Forex? We'll like to copy the support and resistance areas. You could actually take a screenshot of the screen right now.  Eleanor, correlations have not been working yet. Lately, the correlations have been off, which is one of the reasons why we've redone our forecast. As you can see, we've completely redone our forecast on Forex watchers to adjust to the current market situations. Aussie dollar, New Zealand dollar, please. OK, here is Aussie dollar. All right, here is New Zealand dollar. Four minutes to channel close. All right, I'm going to go through one by one. I'm going to go to your USD. Will you do webinar and support resistance trading strategy? That must be powerful. Yeah, yeah, OK, sure. We'll do one coming up soon. In fact, we even have Sardara coming up to do some webinars with you guys. Also with some of his analysis. So I know there's a lot of requests for that as well. And I did talk to him and he is willing to do some webinars for you guys. So that's going to be coming up as well. OK, what would you do with pound? Same thing with pound. If pound crosses below, I'm going to go to pound screen now. If pound crosses below, obviously we're going to have to short. Market profile is next week, next Wednesday, which is what, February 5th, I think, or 6th? We have the market profile webinar. We'll discuss a little bit about everything, like the history of market profile and how to use it. What does it mean plus if there's any trading strategies around it, stuff like that. We might even, we're going to mix support and resistance with MP. Atsushi, no internship this week? No, unfortunately not this week. We've got our hands tied. We will release, I think beginning of next week or middle of next week, I would say. Okay, there's US dollar CAD. Select, can you please sum up the gold situation? Okay. Okay, I'm going to go little by little, I'm going to go to SwissFrank now for the screenshot. How to sign up for the Forex Watchers conference, Rene, you can just go to forexwatchers.com and everything is right there. Okay, now the conference room is only held on Wednesdays. I no longer do them every day. I do them on Wednesdays with all the members. We trade together pretty much. Okay, and if you guys need a sample of how the conference room looks just request it from some international, give you a recent conference room recording so you guys can take a look. Okay, moving on to Euro Yen. If you're asking about the conference rooms we start at pretty much 3 a.m. Eastern Standard Time and we trade for three hours or four hours, something like that. Usually two to four hours in that range. Give you a quick recap for the day, what needs to happen, this and that. And if there's anything to learn it's taught there first and then it comes to Urban Forex a little bit later. Okay, and candles have closed. Let's take a look at gold now. Gold scenario, what was it, Sonic? You had the gold scenario question. Yes, if gold we actually cross above we want to look to retrace to this area. Now, gold, you cannot trade now on gold. You have to wait for another hour until the candle closes to get a proper idea. Are we above this area? And if we are you need a retracement to this to this zone or to the nearest zone that it reaches. Most likely it's going to be in this range. Okay, and then it would go along from there. Tell me, check my other trades we took from forecasts. Okay, any questions so far? Kang, can we possibly get a free trial access to conference room for like three days? Kang, are you in the internship program? I think because the first 150 or some people that were on the internship got actually are going to be getting accesses to the forex watchers area. Naveen, do you always trade that many pairs on NFP? Yes, always, always. We've traded almost all the time that's many pairs on NFP except gold. Gold is something I've just added. And it's obviously not good, but I just wanted to show a sense of direction with gold also. Okay, direction for the rest of the day is long. Sushi, yes. If you're asking about forex watchers, yes. Everything will be summed up by next week and people will start getting notified all the people in the internship program that you guys can now come over to forex watchers for like couple of weeks and use the forecast, use some conference room trainings there and stuff like that. Okay, Euro-USD still looks long there. Pound is still long. Okay, CAD is retracing for a short. Swiss Frank no idea. It's sidelines. If Euro-USD is long Swiss Frank is probably short. Aussie dollar is now long. Wait for a retracement and then long from there. New Zealand dollar wait for a retracement and long from there. Euro yen possibly long also and then gold can't say quite yet. Gold is giving these three big breaks now. There is a level of support that's just been made. We have this area here, I believe. It's a strong area here. Even if it cannot cross to the north it also has a chance it cannot cross to the bottom so we need to wait and see. Pound is back to your forecast blue zone. Yeah. Alright guys, that's pretty much it for the day. It's 10.03 pm It's 9.03 am New York City time. Everyone gets the sense of direction in the market now and you guys have your trading plans on what needs to be done. How soon will this NFP video be up on YouTube? I'll have it to you guys up in 24 hours. Okay. You guys can thank the teammates. We have Donny in our team. We have Abinov in our team now at Urban Forex. We have James. We have all these people now have joined us. Sardar is with us now also. Everyone is helping out at Urban Forex. Have a great night guys. Thanks for attending. I'll see you guys on Wednesday.


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Welcome back, we are here live in Silicon Valley, heart of Silicon Valley, San Jose Convention Center, this is Silicon Angle and Wikibon's The Cube, our flagship program, we go out to the events, extract the signal from the noise, this is our fourth season with Hadoop Summit, Hadoop World, we've been covering the big data ecosystem when it was a small cast of characters, one of them was Yahoo, now he comes with Hortonworks, Cloudera, among others, huge ecosystem developing, and the theme here is enterprise grade and solidarity in the community, really sticking together, not forking the community, staying together, I'm John Furrier with Dave Vellante, and we're going to discuss the Hadoop ecosystem here with one of the Hortonworks executives. Again, I'm John Furrier, I'm joined by my co-host. I'm Dave Vellante, wikibon.org, Sean Connelly is here, he runs strategy for Hortonworks, Sean, welcome back to The Cube, good to see you again. Thanks, thanks Dave, nice to be here, John. So you gave a great keynote today, I understand it's 2,500 people here, is that right? I think it might be a little north of that, but yeah, it's a good crowd. 3,000, did we hit 3,000? And it's almost 70 sponsors as well, which is way up from the 40-something. It's a great venue here, really good space and a lot of activity. You basically put forth the architecture, the new data architecture, and I wanted to sort of talk a little bit about what you talked about in your keynote, and you sort of showed the old way, and then said, okay, here's the new way, and the old way and the new way looks similar, but you've got this new piece in here, all this unstructured data, you've got Hadoop, all these new tool sets, but they coexist, right? It's not a rip and replace, and that was one of your key messages here. Talk about that a little bit and what you're seeing out there. Yeah, I think the way we look at it, and particularly in the enterprise customer base when we talk about it, it's how do you extend the typical transactional processing to get at that interactions and observational data, which is all those new sources? And so if you can pull in a data architecture and introduce a peer to the existing systems and integrate it tightly, then you actually have a really sort of vibrant solution for enterprises as they begin to evolve their architectures towards being able to deal with these staggering volumes of data. So we're seeing really a lot of that as Hadoop really has emerged as that additional enterprise data system that's uniquely qualified to store massive amounts of data at scale. For cost structures, frankly, that we're hearing in our customer bases, 10 to 100x less per terabyte cost, so very significant financial. Well, and I want to ask you about that because when you look at some of the initial instantiations of Hadoop, they started with a blank piece of paper. There were things that you couldn't do with the traditional RDBMS, and so it was interesting to see that layout, that kind of schematic that you put forth, and it was to me anyway a very enterprise-oriented vision. So that's what you're seeing now, with sort of, we're seeping into the enterprise, the enterprise requirements are starting to come in. So talk about where we are. You talked about this event last year, Jeffrey Moore was here, talked about crossing the chasm. Have we crossed that chasm? Is the enterprise ready? We heard Merv's talk that 31% aren't adopting, but the balance are, nearly 70%. I'm a half full kind of guy, so I like the fact that it's about 70% who have some sort of big data strategy. As far as where things are, you're correct. Last year's tone was different than this year's tone, and it's by design and by maturation of the market in general. We deal with a lot more mainstream enterprise users. There was, actually CIO.com had a survey where it was, big data went from like 13% of CIOs who had a plan to 37%. And if you look at the details behind that, almost 60% of those respondents were, they deem themselves laggard adopters, not even early adopters. And it came up with, I think, one of their top two or three initiatives that there was. Exactly. So what we hear a lot from our customers is, how do we enable, how do we arm them with a message so they can help bring the enterprise across, right? So there's a lot of entrenched skills when transactional processing, right? So if we can pitch a narrative where you're extending your architecture that can help you deal with these new ways and extend your skills and integrate with some of your tools, then it works really well and it gives people a path forward versus let me just rewrite everything from scratch again. Sean, I got to ask you, you've been on theCUBE multiple times. We talk off camera a lot. But you're a strategy guy over there, which means you dabble on the product side at the look at the marketplace. You know, look at the chessboard in the marketplace, but also understand the product. So really two questions here. What's changed in the past year for you guys? Since we last talked, what's the biggest change that's happened in the Hadoop ecosystem that you can point to? And then the other thing is, is that what are the success parameters now in open source? If open source is going to lead and win, as Merv was pointing out, it's going to take catching up when the big players move in and it's going to take some teamwork. So what are the telltale signs that we're winning? And so what's happened in the past year and how do we know when we're winning? So a couple of factors in there is if you look at the message it was delivered at this conference. This new technology called Yarn enables more workloads, interactive workloads, streaming workloads. Why is that important? Because we're seeing enterprises want and need that type of solution and want to be able to leverage this platform for a wider range of use cases. That was not conversation we were having 12 months ago. 12 months ago was I have a pilot or POC and I'm a little stuck in the mud on how to get this thing going forward. We see a much broader swath of the market. Really I would argue a fair amount of mainstream brands who have been dealing with the technology for a while and are looking at either solving very particular application needs or are starting to, and in my session I phrase that agile data lakes architecture as the way to phrase this next gen architecture. That's phrasing that I'm hearing back from the customer base. I don't know where this data lake came from. I look at it as an ocean. It's like turbulent, a lot of different currents, a lot of different, you know. If you look at mainstream enterprises, a lot of times they'll start with a pond, grow it into a lake, right? And then they'll go from there. Glass of water.  So it's like these enterprises, maybe it's a line of business, ah, I got this shiny new toy, and now it's, whoa, whoa, whoa. Wait a minute, that data, that governance, that policy, is there any security edict that you're adopting? Huh? Oh, wait a minute, time out. Let's bring that to the table. That's one of the things, if you listen to me talk about a lot of these things, I'm very pragmatic as to where Hadoop is. It is on the right side of the chasm. It's moving up. There's still a lot more work left to do, right? And in my session, for instance, I brought up in Moby, who's a mobile advertising provider, where they've rolled it out at scale over the past three years, and have built up technology that they contributed into open source for data life cycle management. That moment, and then afterwards, I had about a half dozen people saying, we're doing similar things. How do we get involved in the open source community? So, to your point is the momentum of open source model, and the fact that it innovates faster and single vendors is what we're saying. We're seeing that play out very well. Yeah, it's what's funny. We always talk, Dave and I, and you've been following our career. It's looking at Angle of Wookie Bond for a while, and you know we're open source content. So Dave and I always talk to folks about trying to get some support and expand our mission. And we always get the, what do you guys do? Where's the value, right? And so that's a question that Murrow just brought up. In early pioneering businesses, people say where's the value, right? And so, only a lot of early adopters will see that, but a lot of the mainstream guys that you guys are now bringing to the market crossing the chasm this year, always just saying where's the value? What can you say, what can you point to specifically saying, this is the value of Hadoop? Yeah, so, I'll give you an example. A common pattern we're seeing across retail chain, who have both web and brick and mortar, is it gives them the place, the data lake, that they can bring in a true 360 degree view of the customer and how they interact, whether it's through mobile, web, brick and mortar, or what have you. And finally get that into a place where it's a reasonable cost, and you could begin to really dissect it and analyze it and join it for true 360 degree view analytics on that customer. So then you could begin to project how you can target them much better. That's always been talked about, that's been the promised land, and we're starting to see customers who, that's one of their first areas. They have other areas, as far as filling the data lake, that tends to be one of the first ones, particularly if they have a mixed way of engaging customers or suppliers or what have you. That is a rinse and repeat type of thing for very mainstream, retail oriented brands. And that has been the promised land, and in many ways the old BI and data warehouse business sort of failed to live up to that promise. And I'll say it, failed to live up to that promise. And the reason was, because that vision was there on paper, but in implementation it would take days or weeks or sometimes months to actually get to that point and the market moves so fast. So you talk about this notion of bringing analytic and transactional data together. And that's kind of what your diagram showed. And then you start to bring in, so I like the way Merv just said, you got a batch, you got real time, and you got interactive in the middle. And he said, today we're sort of in the interactive phase, but you have things like streaming technology that are coming into play to allow machines to make decisions faster than humans can. So do you agree with that sort of spectrum and where are we on that spectrum? I clearly agree with that spectrum. I think it needs to be a multi-purpose workload platform. Merv, the other point that Merv made was, it's adding the context on the transactions back into the mix and that context may have come through web channels, mobile channels, or other new sources of data. Historically, that was exhaust. Now it's actually be able to be brought together. The other point is we have a customer, a new star, and Mike at Newstar talks about, it's a catch basin, so it's the data goes through the existing systems, but he could get it into Hadoop so he can do the new analytics on it and not disturb what's running in the business, right? And so that flexibility and cost structures are really what drives it for him and that's what we were seeing people try for that. All right, Sean, we got a wrap. We just got the, Sean says the plans are backing up, but last but not least, we'll give you a running strategy. Just summarize the bumper stick, a Hortonworks strategy for the audience. So we make no bones about it. I kind of like the tagline we rolled out recently. People say, you know, what do you do Hortonworks? And if you go to our website now, we do Hadoop. We're focused on making this an enterprise viable data platform. We feel it's that important for the market. And we highlight the engineers who are behind the tech, driving it, working hard, so. Those tech athletes, as we say on theCUBE, I got to say, great show. What I love about Hadoop Summit and testament to you guys in Yahoo, Hortonworks and Yahoo for this is that you really make it about kind of the business, but it's really about the people and the code, right? So it's about, you know, the developers. Yeah, we have a business mind. We all kind of want to make money and there's a business to be done here. But as a community, this is where the action is. And I've always said, and this has been a theme of our summer tour, these open source communities are the new standards bodies. This is the new IETF, this is the new IEEE. Those standards, the stacks are being developed and people are voting. And they're voting with their code and they're voting with their feet and they're voting with their writing the app. So congratulations on having this great event. I hope you guys keep it pure and don't get it too commercial oriented. I'm going to be an executive track in the future, but for the most part, great event. Thank you. Sean Connolly here at Hortonworks VP of Strategy. Great guests on theCUBE. We'll be right back with our next guest after this short break live from Hadoop Summit. This is theCUBE, right back. Thanks, John.


Today, we did Minecraft Survivor vs. Infected. The speedrunners are trying to survive for 30 minutes while the infected players hunt them down. When you die, you become infected enough to hunt down your previous teammates. This is Minecraft Manhunt Infection. Also, it is worth noting that only 10.3% of the people watching are subscribed, so if you do enjoy, please consider subscribing. These videos take so much work to make, so I would really appreciate it. Enjoy the video. What? There you go. Okay. No, no, no. No, no, no. Stop it, Pauie. Hey, you can do my drill. Hey, guys, I think I hear Bird typing in his keyboard. Yeah, Bird, are you actually typing, bro? Pauie saw me not moving at first. I mean, not moving. No, he was not moving. He was not moving. He was not moving. He was bringing a tree. He was bringing a tree. No. Spurna Stone Age. Sus. Sus, Stone Age. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Blake is hitting me. Blake is hitting me. Blake is hitting me. Oh, you're literally running. Why, chef? How do we just jump on 3,000 feet down into the ocean? Eh. Eh. What do you do? Eh. Eh. Ah. I was going to punch you in the end, bro. Oh, I'm guilty. Wow.    All of us. It's playing. I'm coming down here. It's safe. Kind of sus. He's going to block the water. Wait for water coming down here, bro. I think I'm good. No. Give me this iron. I'm going to get full diamond armor. How many are you guys on a scale of 11? 11. I have one piece of cobblestone. Nice. 30. I'm on, I'm on that scale of pretty. You aren't. Pretty though, bro. You got a little baby zombie. Blank, that was mean. Yeah. I know there's so many. You know, there are.  There isn't a lot of bird. You know what? There isn't a lot of women who will go out with you. Women in your area. Women who will go out with you. There's not enough women in my area. So I invented this. The soccer machine. That sounds like something you'd invite. The Snapchat location. The future.  So you stalk them. You open the Snapchat and be like, hey guys, I'm here. Do you need it?  We were hoping you were. Help me, help me. Adam suffocating myself in gravel. Adam, you're suffocating yourself in gravel. Hey, bird poop. I see you down there. What? Okay. I need to get running. I found you in the Snapchat map feature. Oh, no. Oh, no. Run. Oh, no. You figured out that. What's up? I mean, he has a compass. Oh, true. I think that's what it means. That's what it means. Adam explains. True. Now, I just put the Snapchat map feature. Well, it seems like you got the early release of that one that no one else got the same. The compass and that are completely different. I beta tested the compass. Wait, you had the compass then? No, no, no, I had the compass. A few millennials ago. Okay. By the way, no one's been infected yet. Just pointing that out. Bird's in a mineshaft. Wow, bird. You went to a mineshaft without saying anything to anybody? What sauce? Sauce. That is sauce. Yo, I have so much iron, bro. Me too. Me too. I have a lot too. I need food. That's what I need. Yeah, same. I'm not giving anyone. Want to get some food bird together? Me and you? Yeah. I'll get trapped. Only us. Only us. Only us. Only us. Me and you, only. Yes. Food. Oh, my God. I know. Come with us. Yeah. That tastes so good. Remember when that super good run of Minecraft manhunt and bird blew me up? Oh, my God, bro. I remember that. That was funny. Oh, that was so fun, bro. It was on accident, too. I know it was on accident, but that was like my best run ever, bro. That was perfect. That was, manhunt history, wasn't it? Pigmen's, these piglins. Okay. I'm on surface. I need food. No, no. I need food. Give me the food. Give me the food. Have you guys actually seen the advert for that? Snap map. Yeah. Like, when they first released it, it was like, they saw two teams, two teams were at a concert. They actually. And the friend saw that they were there. So they just showed up. How do you advertise something like that? That's just so creepy. Just advertise for the lonely kids. Talk to you whenever they want. Oh, I need to download something. When your friend goes somewhere without you and they accidentally forgot to invite you. Yeah, you can go there. What? What? What Adam? I'm dying to see him.  Like just on my crafting table, dude.  Sorry. No, no, no. Sorry. Sorry.  He's actually it. He's actually it. He's actually it. He's actually it. He's actually it. He's actually it. He's actually it. Oh, my God. Oh, it's Bird. He shouldn't have stolen my food. Bird, I'm not a stone, my food. That's the person I didn't want it to be. Bird, give my stuff back at least, bro. Why are you looting me? Come here. Me and Bird are the dream team. You have no chance now. I would be mad. I don't know why you stole my food. Why do you steal my food? I just steal, bro. Hey, my boots. My boots. Hey, hey, hey. Back off, Blake. These are my boots. I said there was a tax. Aren't you have my booties now or something? I'll give you enough to make more boots. I had boots. But I gave you. So what do you need the second pair of boots for? I don't. I didn't have boots. That's the thing. Oh, my God. Oh, you. Okay. Okay. Okay. I was going to get out of place, bro. This time. I did not look like you're going to put it that way, bro. You lied to me. He's underground right here. Wait. Shoot. No. Did Adam die? He just falls in the lava. No, I didn't fall in the lava. Wait, wait. Bird, did you break it? Yeah, I come here. He's just under me, shifting on a bed. He's just blocking himself up. Is Adam dead? Is he dead? Please say you're not dead, Adam. Oh, no. Hi, Adam. Adam, just run. Just run. Just run. Bird, let me just give him his iron.  Sorry. Hi, Ro. Nice to meet you. And then there were two. You have iron, right, Pali? Yeah.  I haven't found any iron. Not a single piece. Not a single piece. He's lying. Oh, my God. Why did you guys just run my bed? Oh, yeah. Why did you guys run his bed? If we say split up, it could be better. Yeah, but then you guys could help each other out, bro. I haven't even got an iron. Actually, yes, splitting up would be better, guys. Diamonds. Adam diamonds. Someone turned on the x-ray text. Adam just spawned. The x-ray text back up.  I didn't. I didn't. I didn't. Oh, wait. So you sent me your cords. Yeah. You don't have to kill them. Oh, let me have a spawn. Or just a spawn. I was close to you for a bit. Adam, are you at spawn? I'm at your cords, Pali. My cords, Pali. I don't see you. Yeah, it's really your best anyway, bird. We'll let them scan. Scan, scan, scan. Wait. Why is she not going? Let's go to Adam. I have important materials. Actually, I'll stay around here. I see him. You go for him. Let's go to Adam and bring him back to me. I'll make a compass on PPC so you can spot me. There you go. Do you see the compass on PPC? Give me those diamonds. Wait. Wait, Adam.  Can I have some more stuff? Give me some more stuff. Bird has most of it, I'm pretty sure. Oh, my God. Let's go to Bird. Let's go to Bird. Okay, just look for the compass on PPC. That's where I am. It's his way. Adam, it's his way. Which way is this way? Okay, Pali. Sounds good. We're not sure. Shield or something. I honestly don't have any of your stuff. I think I'm going for something a little bit different. That's all I have. Okay. Bird has most of your stuff, I think. Bird, do you have your stuff? Do you have anything? I have the helmet and the iron axe, iron sword and shield. Dude, why do you guys have iron? Oh, my God. Why do we have iron? We don't. I literally haven't been able to find any iron. Oh, yeah. Hey, Bird, let's go. I'll bird. Go, go, go, go, go. Not here, not here. No. Hey, wait, Bird. Look what little blank has. Oh, yeah. Look at my hand. Oh, nice. That's pretty cute. I traded this one single iron chest plate for all of these. No way. No way. Yeah. Oh, they're doing corny enough, corny enough, corny enough. Are they? I have a water bucket. I have a water bucket.  This again? Who's up? Who's up there, though? That's my question. I think both of them, right? No, they can't jump at the same time. I'm going to... Okay, I was about to... Wait, no. There's two things, maybe. Come on. I'm building a... Wait, is that two things or am I just stupid? Here we go. One thing. There we go. Oh, no. Why is the water splitting? I'm going to get some.  Who is that? Who is that? I'm zoom-ing in. That's Cairo! Cairo's alone up there. Cairo's alone up there. I wasn't planning on you guys actually seeing me up here, you know? No. How aren't you planning on it? Because... We have compass. Why didn't you want us to see you? Yeah, we used the Snapchat map. Yeah, Snapchat map. Were we not invited or something? Yeah, we were not invited. Yeah, you weren't invited. Look at me. Adam, how are you so low, bro? Adam, don't worry. We found it out. We found it out. Don't worry. He's burning it. He's burning it. He's burning it. He's burning it. Get up as far as you can. Get up as far as you can. Get up as far as you can. Yeah, that's lava. That's lava, lava, lava, lava. Oh, my God. He's just burning it. Yeah, he literally poured lava. Adam, yeah, I start placing those a little bit. He's bridging out. He's bridging out. Bridging out. He's going to do the boat thingy. Get up here, Blank. Blank, you're getting cut. Just build. Build, build, build. Twirls.   Did he jump off? Did he jump off? No, not yet. Not yet. Not yet. Oh, buddy. Oh. He's getting close. Use the boat, Blank. Use the boat. Use the boat. Use the boat. Use the boat. Use the boat. Use the boat. Ah. He's asleep. Is he still bridging? Uh, he's trying to hit us off, I think. Up here. Wait, Blank, wait for Blank. Blank. Blank. Let Blank get to the boat. Let Blank put the boat. He jumped, he jumped, he jumped, he jumped. Oh, he just jumped, jumped? Yeah, he jumped, he jumped, jumped. And probably there's, probably there's Blank. We need your help. Adam runs. What, what. Oh, he knows it's Blank down here. I thought that was Kaui. Okay, good. Adam kidding. I hear Kyro. Adam kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I can't boost you. How he just goes. How he's in his own dimension, bro. How we do the plan, do the plan now. We both play. Do it. Do it. Do it. Do it. Do it. Do it. Do it. Oh god. Oh god. They're going to ask you to order it. Okay. Oh no. What are you? Are you sure I should do it now? Yes. No. Don't order it. Yes. Okay. Water, water place. Pick it up. That was clutch. That was a clutch water. Wait, that actually was a clutch water. Adam, how did he let this happen, bro? What happened? How was that clutch? Oh, I thought he blocked Adam. He got more. He got more. No, he didn't. He didn't block me at all. Okay. I'm running out of food here. Me too. He brought the flesh. Oh. Dude. Come on. They're going to ask you to order 66. I genuinely need like, what are they doing? I'm so confused. Wait. Hold on. Okay. It's done, Cairo. It's done. It's done. No. Adam. Adam. Adam just disappeared. Do you know what it is? Yeah. You should have just left it. You should have just left it, bird. No, because I don't want Powie to come here. Powie's a nuke. Run here. Run here. Run here. Run here. Run here. Dude. Let's lay off him for a little bit. Let's lay off.  Run over him, Kyler. Run it. Wait for a minute. Wait. Yes. Yes? Yes? Yes. Please get him for a little bit. Gary. Hurry. Oh. Follow me. Follow me. Oh. Why? Run, Kyler. We are. I'm climbing the little mountain thing with Adam. But where Corona is he though? We're here. I don't see you behind the hill that we thought I'm at that he ran behind But you said you swear. What do you mean right here you that means you saw me? I saw one talking like I saw the name tag and you guys are really struggling right now. Aren't you hard water? Please water please water. 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So let's look at the integration of trigonometric functions. This is actually a fairly broad topic, so this is just an introduction to some of the basic ideas. In general, if I'm trying to evaluate an integral involving a trigonometric function, I'm going to do one of three things. First, I might try to see if I can simplify or expand the trigonometric expression into something a little bit more useful. This is really in the nature of an algebraic manipulation of the integrand, and it's probably the first thing we really want to try, because everything else is a little bit more work. And by a little bit more work, that means we'll apply an integration technique, we'll do a u-substitution, or we might do integration by parts. And in this particular video, we'll take a look at integrals, which revolve around the angle sum identity. So we have the sine of a sum and the cosine of a sum. And the important observation to make here is that if I look at the sine of a sum or difference of two angles, what I get is an expression that involves products of sine and cosine. While if I take a look at the cosine of an angle sum, then what I get is an expression that involves products of cosine and also products of sine. And what this does is it means I might be able to go backwards if I have a product of sines or if I have a product of cosines, I might be able to rewrite that in terms of a single cosine. Or if I have a product of sine and cosine, I might be able to rewrite that in terms of a single sine value. Now if I wanted to, I can do the algebra beforehand and figure out an expression that tells me the sine of something times cosine, something what that is, what cosine cosine is, what sine sine is. I could get these other identities, but it's generally not worth memorizing them as long as you're willing to do a little bit of algebra. So let's take a look at how that might work. So here's a typical integral, find cosine 3x, sine 7x. And the first thing we note is that what we're looking at is a product of sine and cosine, and these products appear in the angle addition formula for sine. So we might, because this is the way we tend to write the identity, we'll rewrite cosine 3x, sine 7x, so that the sine is first sine 7 times cosine, and then I'm going to write down the angle addition formulas that produce a term like sine cosine. And so what is going to produce sine cosine? Well that's part of the formula for the sine of the sum of 7x plus 3x. So our angle addition formula, sine of a sum, sine of the first, cosine second, plus cosine of the first, sine of the second. So there's our sine 7x, cosine 3x, which is what we're looking for, and there is some other stuff. Fortunately for us, there's actually a second identity that produces the sine 7x, cosine 3x, and again that's going to be the sine of again, 7x, 3x, but this time we'll be looking at the difference between those two values. And so sine of a difference, sine of the first, cosine of the second, minus cosine first, sine second. And so there I have my two equate two identities that involve sine 7x, cosine 3x. Now if I add these two expressions, a remarkably useful thing happens. First off, I keep sine 7x, cosine 3x, that's actually what I'm interested in, but then this term here drops out, and then on the left hand side I have a sum of two different sine values. So over the left hand side, sine of 7 plus 3x, sine of 10x, sine 7 minus 3x, sine 4x, this twice two sine 7x, cosine 3x, and then these terms drop out entirely. And well now I have a problem because I didn't want to find two sine x, cosine x, I wanted to find sine x, cosine x. Well actually that's not too bad, I have a way of solving this through the expedient of dividing everything by two. I can find an expression for sine of 7x, cosine 3x is one half sine 10x plus one half sine 4x. And what that means is that this integrand, which I don't really know how to approach, I could rewrite in terms of a sum of sine values, and I know how to integrate sine. So let's go ahead and do that. So my original integrand, I'm going to replace that with what it is identically equal to, one half sine 10x plus one half sine 4x, and each of these two parts individually I could integrate without any difficulty. So that's going to be minus 120th cosine 10x, minus 180th cosine 4x, and don't forget our constant of integration. Well let's take a look at another example, how about sine squared of x.  For the rest of us we'll try something easier and do a little bit of algebra. So sine squared of x, well here's the useful thing to remember, that's just sine of x times sine of x. And here we have a product of sines, and this appears in our angle sum identity for cosine. So if I want to find sine x sine x, one place that's going to appear is when I take a look at the cosine of x plus x, cosine of a sum, cosine first, cosine second, minus sine first, sine second. And there's our angle sum identity for cosine. I also get that product sine x sine x when I find the cosine of a difference of x minus x. And again if I expand that identity out, cosine of a difference, cosine first, cosine second, plus sine first, sine second. Now I want to solve this for sine x sine x, so I can do that by subtracting the first equation from the second equation. And what that will leave behind is the sine x's and then these cosine products will drop out. So I'll subtract the first from the second, and if I do that this minus this is going to be two sine x sine x. I'll do a little bit of simplification. This is just cosine of zero, this is cosine two x. And I do know what cosine of zero is, I don't have to carry that around. And finally I'll solve for sine x sine x by dividing everything by two. And that gives me sine x sine x, one half minus one half cosine two x. And again what I've done is I've taken this integral, which I don't have a good antiderivative for the integrand, but I can replace it with something that I do know how to antideferentiate. So here I'm going to have my sine square root of x, and instead of writing sine square root of x, I'm going to replace it to something that it is absolutely always equal to, and I can do the integration at that point. Integral of one half gives me one half x, integral one half cosine two x, cosine goes to sine, there's a factor of two that shows up, and I end up with this as my antiderivative. One more example just to bear in mind that anything we can do once we can do as many times as needed. So what that means is we already know how to handle the product of a sine times a cosine, this is a product of a sine times a cosine times a cosine, and in principle this is something that is a product of sines and cosines, and we already know how to do that. And since we can do it once, we can do it as many times as we have to. Now that doesn't mean that what we're about to do isn't going to be painful and tedious and may take a lot of time, but it does mean that it is not actually difficult, it is just time consuming. So let's take a look at that. Something we might start with is something we've already figured out, we know that sine seven x cosine three x, we've already figured out that this product of sine and cosine can be rewritten as the one half sine of the sum plus one half sine of the difference. So I don't have to carry around this product here, I can replace it with a different value, and so that allows me to do that a little bit of algebra. I'll expand that out and guess what? I now have a product of sine and cosine, sine and cosine, and once again I know what to do with a product of sine and cosine, and again I can apply my angle sum identities. Sine times cosine appears in the angle addition formula for sine, so if we do that we find that sine cosine, sine ten x cosine five x is a half sine of the sum plus a half sine of the difference, and likewise this sine four x cosine five x, again half sine of the sum plus half sine of the difference, and note that that difference is actually going to be minus x. And what that means is that this integrand here can be replaced with a whole bunch of sine functions. This sine ten x five x, one half sine fifteen, one half sine five, this sine four x five x is going to be one half sine nine x, one half sine negative x, and again this is now an integral of sines, I know how to do that, not a big problem, and I have this thing here, this horrible mess here, and we could probably do some simplification, so we'll take this great and enormous set up of simplifying this. Cosine of negative x is the same as cosine of x, so I'll change that, and there's our final answer.