 Welcome folks, this is Tom O'Brien of TFNN. We go five days a week, we go seven and a half hours a day, we go 24 hours a day on the internet, itfnn.com. Always remember folks, whatever you think about, you bring about whatever you focus on, grow something when it's having a great day, safe day. It's a TGIF folks, let's make it a great one. Always do your best, but don't overdo. When you overdo, you deplete your body and you go against yourself and it will take longer to do what? To accomplish your goal. My rise, let's take a look at it out here. We have the Nasdaq Industries up 182 points, Nasdaq's up 104, S&P's are up 38. That's a gain inside the Nasdaq, a composite of 1.2%, Dow Industries is 1% and the S&P 1%, Dow Industries is 7 tenths of 1%. Gold, gold contract down $6.40 straight and it's 17.39 an ounce. You have Silva 5 cents, $15.30 an ounce. Light Sweet Crew, up 70 cents, trading $17.22, a barrel, notes and bonds. You get the 10 year up 3 ticks, trading 139.04, the 30 year up 21 at 182.01 and King Dollar. King Dollar down 55 ticks, trading 100.377. The Euro is out here at 107. The yen is at 107.5 and the British pound is at 123 to one US dollar. Our phone number is 877-927-6648. Give us a call folks, wanna know what's going on in your world and the world of the S&P's. Let's take a look at them. What do we have out here? Okay, so if we go into the futures first, we're gonna look at folks. The S&P futures as well as the S&P is trying to get through the downdraft that was created out here yesterday when that Jaleed story came out. Bottom line, the top of that range is 2829. We have reached 2823. Bottom line, we'll see coming into this close come close to the week. If in fact, it can make it up there. It was a monster downdraft. So there's 125,000 contracts right there folks. That is basically trying to go down there and I'll be able to fix this. Sorry about this folks. Bottom line, it's gonna be have to be fixed at the break. If you're trying to look at my screen here. One second, okay. So gold, gold contract. What do we have inside the gold contract? Gold contract out here gets to a price point out here today of 1760. We've done 170,000 contracts. You are in the higher range folks. Anything above the 1697 keeps you in the higher range. In fact, if we take this, I'm gonna put this on a continuous contract. You're gonna see how this baby's setting up right now. What do you have with this baby right now? On a continuous contract is you're gonna be able to see you launched the higher range. The higher range in this particular case is 1686. You put this back a little bit more and what you're gonna see is that this baby is going for its all-time highs. Now, inside of the gold market folks, the bottom line, in the U.S., all-time highs, $1920. With 1723 right now, you have only one other swing point involved before you get there. 1794 is the swing point. And bottom line, we've hit the 1760. What I expect we're gonna see, whether it's next week or the week after, is that you're gonna be running right up into that level. And the real kicker is gonna be, do you take it out number one? And if you do take it out with price and volume, you're gonna have a monster ABC structure on the way up. I'll do the numbers again, but I believe it's about the 24, 2500 inside of the gold market. What we did out here this week is that you had the XAU, we'll bring the XAU up. You've had the XAU take out its seven-year consolidation. We bring this up and what you're gonna see here, this seven-year consolidation. Let me see this. I gotta put this, there we go. Wrong one, XAU. Okay, we take a look at this XAU right now and we bring this back. And what you're gonna see out here is that the launch is 114.21. Bottom line, you've taken it out. With that sets up inside of the XAU, that sets another move up to 194. Now, this is a monster, man. We're only at 116. 194 would be the number. And if you do wanna see how, when you take out a consolidation like that, just what ends up happening, we'll go back to Neumont. We've been talking about this, of course. Neumont, bottom line, took it out. Let's see, what did we close last week? 45, 44. So check this out. We only took out the top of the consolidation in Neumont last week. That top was $44 and Neumont now is at 62.74. No, last month, sorry, sorry, last month, last month. So last month, four or five weeks ago. Bottom line, you can see Neumont's going right for the highs, which is $70.65. We hit 63.80 out here today. If we go take a look at Barrick Gold, which is the second largest gold equity in the world, same type of setup, Barrick did it this week and in spades, by the way. The top of the consolidation of the seven-year consolidation in Barrick is $23.46, where $26.90, that's saying Barrick is on its way up to the 42-dollar level and we're at 26. So powerful moves, you know, it makes sense, you know, after a seven-year consolidation, folks, that's a lot of bent-up demand that is looking and going into the marketplace. The high flyers inside the gold market, they have made new all-time highs. You got Franco Navada, that's at 135. And you talk about a move from the lows that were established out here on the 16th of March, that was $71 and the stock is at 135. Many of these gold equities, no doubt, have done 100% move from the last six weeks. How many's on the move? How many's trading up by 18 cents right now? You're at $3.73. That's off a low of $1.76. That was established out here on the 13th of March, I believe, 19th of March. And if you wanna see why, then you're gonna go over and look at the RAND because what you're gonna see, the RAND is trading at $19 grand to one U.S. dollar. And if we put the gold contract into RAND dollars, this is where you're gonna see if you're a fundamentalist, you're just gonna love this one because this is just pretty amazing that what does happen inside of the gold market, this is in every country, by the way, too, depending, and this is what's a little bit tricky inside the gold market, is that whatever jurisdiction, folks, that the company is dealing with, they're paying their expenses most times in that jurisdiction and they're always getting paid in U.S. cash. And if we take a look at this and you see in RAND dollars, the high of 2011, okay, was 15,700 RAND. And RAND dollars, folks, were at 33,000. It's double. It's double the price. Stay right there, folks, come right back.