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Why Chart Patterns? The stock price is unpredictable as it rises and falls in a moment. However, technical analysts have identified patterns in the movement of these prices. Therefore, the previous levels of open, high, low, close, and volume can be used to determine where the prices will be moving. To accomplish this, they utilize many technical tools, including candlestick patterns, chart pattern, strategies and techniques. Advantages of Using Candlestick and Charts Pattern: Candlesticks and charts patterns provides trade signals well in advance of price movements and earlier than many ...

SAFe® Scrum Master (SSM) Certification Guide Master Agile at Scale with Confidence This comprehensive guide is your essential companion on the journey to becoming a certified SAFe® Scrum Master (SSM). Designed for aspiring and practicing Scrum Masters, Agile team leads, and change agents in large organizations, this book demystifies the SAFe framework and equips you with the tools and knowledge to lead Agile teams at scale. Inside, you'll find a complete breakdown of the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe), with easy-to-follow explanations of core concepts, Lean-Agile principles, team roles, ...

Brain Hacks to Becoming Straight A Student- Cheat Sheet Study Less Score High - Unconventional Proven Strategies That work! Look around you; I am sure you know a few "good students" around you, maybe you are friends with a few of them, and in your mind, you think. 1. Good students are born with that special talent and skills 2. God made them smart 3. It is very easy for them to Ace every test I believed those three statements so much that I almost gave up and when I was in 8th grade, I failed in school so miserably that I didn't even get to go to 9th grade, and had to stay behind. It was an...

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What Was Your First Memory of Race? This opening question is the heart and soul of “Room at the Table.” The word equity is thrown around in multiple media outlets, corporations, and non-profits. Diversity, Equity, Inclusion… Many shy away from these terms, convinced that they already understand. In truth, these concepts are a mystery to most. It’s more important than ever to grasp the vital, far-reaching aim of the equity lens. What does this work look like? What does it sound like? What actions must equity leaders take to turn the future of leadership into a reality?

In Dream Class, you will learn the 15 keys that make the greatest difference in the classroom. Written from the unique perspective that everything you do affects classroom management, each key will help you create the class you've always wanted: your dream class. They will free you to love your job, build effortless and influential relationships with your students, and enable you to become a happier, calmer, and more confident teacher. You will learn: -Simple strategies that make classroom management a lot easier. -Exactly (step-by-step) how to handle difficult students. -How to create a ...

¿Estás empezando en bienes raíces y no sabes por dónde arrancar? En este episodio de En La Cancha, Marcos Benítez, un hondureño que llegó a EE.UU. sin experiencia en inversiones, comparte cómo pasó de trabajar en construcción a convertirse en inversionista inmobiliario y dueño de dos negocios.

¿Se puede invertir en bienes raíces en EE.UU. sin experiencia ni capital? Charlie, un inmigrante latino en Nueva York, nos cuenta paso a paso cómo empezó desde cero en la construcción y terminó convirtiéndose en inversionista.

¿Es buen momento para invertir en bienes raíces en Estados Unidos? ¿Cómo afecta el mercado actual a los latinos que quieren empezar o crecer en sus inversiones?

This episode is a compilation of answers to YOUR questions that were asked directly from my listeners who attend my weekly business education YouTube live webcast. Topics covered include: When is the best time to buy real estate, How to shift from accounting to finance, Main factors to consider when starting a business and more. Refer to chapter marks for a complete list of topics covered and to jump to a specific section. Download my free "Networking eBook": www.harouneducation.comAttend my weekly YouTube Live every Thursday's 8am-11am PT. Subscribe to my YouTube Channel to receive ...

Without reliable power, even the most secure systems are at risk of failure—and in many environments, loss of power is both a security and safety issue. In this episode, we explore how power resilience contributes to business continuity, starting with uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) that bridge short outages and allow graceful shutdowns. We cover the role of backup generators for longer-term outages, battery management systems, and fuel logistics in ensuring extended availability. Power monitoring systems can detect anomalies like voltage spikes, temperature fluctuations, or hardware ...

Isolation and monitoring form a defensive pairing that not only limits the spread of threats but enables rapid detection and response. In this episode, we discuss isolation technologies like sandboxing, virtualization, and containerization, which allow untrusted or risky code to run without impacting the host system. We then move into monitoring practices at both the host and network levels, emphasizing the value of behavior-based alerts, centralized logging, and real-time anomaly detection through SIEM platforms or endpoint detection and response (EDR) tools. These techniques allow defenders ...

Every port on your network is a potential doorway, and port security ensures those doors stay locked unless explicitly authorized. In this episode, we examine how technologies like 802.1X enforce port-level access control, requiring users or devices to authenticate before they can transmit any data. We explore how protocols such as EAP (Extensible Authentication Protocol) and RADIUS (Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service) work behind the scenes to validate credentials and enforce policy, often in conjunction with directory services like Active Directory or cloud identity providers. Port ...

Disaster recovery planning ensures that when critical infrastructure goes offline—whether due to cyberattack, natural disaster, or hardware failure—business operations can resume with minimal disruption. In this episode, we focus on the different types of recovery sites: hot, warm, and cold. Hot sites are fully functional environments that mirror production and allow near-instant failover; warm sites offer partial infrastructure requiring some configuration before becoming operational; and cold sites provide only basic facilities, requiring full setup during an emergency. We also explore ...

Security isn’t just about keeping attackers out—it’s also about keeping services running when they try to bring you down. In this episode, we examine high availability (HA) and resilience strategies that ensure critical systems continue operating during failures, attacks, or overload scenarios. Techniques like active-active clustering, redundant power supplies, geographic failover, and load-balanced application layers all work together to prevent downtime and maintain service continuity. We also discuss how system resilience includes not just technical redundancy, but organizational ...

Load balancers and network sensors are often associated with performance and visibility—but they are just as critical to your security architecture. In this episode, we explore how load balancers not only distribute traffic to prevent bottlenecks but can also terminate SSL connections, enforce session persistence, and isolate backend services from direct public exposure. These features allow them to act as security control points, especially in high-availability and internet-facing deployments. We also discuss sensors, including NetFlow collectors, environmental monitors, and intrusion ...

Designing secure systems means weighing a variety of architectural considerations, and in this episode, we begin by focusing on availability, resilience, and cost. We explain how availability is maintained through redundancy, failover configurations, and distributed services, while resilience involves the system’s ability to recover gracefully from disruptions without loss of integrity or function. These traits are not accidental—they must be engineered deliberately into infrastructure design, including how load is balanced, how data is replicated, and how dependencies are isolated. ...

To manage risk effectively, organizations must know what they own, who is responsible for it, and how critical it is—this is the basis of asset assignment, ownership, and classification. In this episode, we discuss the importance of tagging and tracking assets, designating accountable owners, and classifying systems and data based on sensitivity and function. Ownership enforces accountability: every asset—from a cloud resource to a mobile device—should have someone responsible for ensuring it is patched, monitored, and retired properly. Classification helps determine the appropriate ...

Data classification provides the foundation for applying security controls based on risk and sensitivity, and in this episode, we examine the first part of a two-part discussion on classification strategy. We start by defining common classification tiers such as “sensitive,” “confidential,” “restricted,” and “critical,” each of which guides access control, encryption requirements, and handling procedures. We explain how these labels are applied based on data content, business impact, regulatory mandates, and compliance obligations. A classified dataset isn’t just labeled—it...