 Well, welcome folks, this is Tom O'Brien of TFNN. We go five days a week, we go 10 hours a day, we go 24 hours a day on the internet at TFNN.com. Always remember folks, whatever you think about, you bring about whatever you focus on grows. Hope everyone's having a great day, safe date. Make it a great week, folks. Always do your best, but don't overdo. When you overdo, you have to deplete your body and you go against yourself and it will take you longer to accomplish your goal. Market wise, let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industries down 18, NASDAQ off two S&Ps down four. Bottom line folks, you get a sideways market. You get holiday trading out here. You get Columbus Day, bank holiday, not a stock holiday, bank holiday though. A lot of traders just stay at home. Gold, gold contract up $7, traded at $14.95 an ounce. We get silver up 12 cents, $17.67 an ounce. Light sweet crude, trader seven taken off there. That's down to buck 34, trading $53.36 a barrel and that looks like it wants to get into that $50 level. Once again, it's been in this consolidation for a long period of time. Bottom line, it's going to go after it. We have the bond market closed out here today. King dollar, King dollar up $171.66, trading $98.478. The euro is at $110, the yen is at $108 and the pound is at $125 to one U.S. dollar. Our phone number is 877-927-6648. Give us a call, folks. Want to know what's going on in your world and the world of the S&Ps. Let's take a look at them. What do you have? Well, Friday, you had a nice up day. That being said, this market gave it up and spades coming into the close the last 20 minutes of Friday. We pulled this back, what you're going to see out here. You went right back to the beginning of the day. You know, we started out the day in the spa at $296.25. You got all the way up to $298 and then at 3.40 p.m., we went from $298.64 down to $295.58. Gave it up monster volume there. Bottom line, we expect we're going to see coming into tomorrow is that you're going to see the spy down at the $293 area because what you have is this. We came down, you get a flat market all day. That being said, you're into the gap already. The gap from Thursday to Friday went like this. Thursday we closed at $293.29. You woke up Friday and you are at $296.27. And we're right in that gap right now. So I expect that little baby is going to get filled. NDX100, same setup in the NDX. When they were selling the market, they sold it right across all the indices on Friday afternoon. So what we had out here is this. On the Qs, same type of setup. Bottom line, the, it opened up at the $190.80. They get all the way up to $192.29 and then they close out at $190.67. Same type of setup. That gap is wide open, meaning at that $188.83. Gold contract, what do we have with the gold contract? Gold contract, they took that thing south at 10.40 in the morning. That being said, guess what? They couldn't get it to the swing point number one. Volume was light as to where it was going into and it rejected lower price. So bottom line, what you have out here, we got down a price point of $14.78. You had volume of $486,000. You were going against $652,000. Rejected lower price, had tremendously lighter volume. This thing still wants to go up to its highs. The highs that we're talking about right here is $15.66. Oil, oil contract out here. So what do we have with oil? Oil contract right now trading at a price point of $53.36. That's down a buck 33. What we have out here is that you get that 440,000 contracts. Now what you have out here is that that's big contract volume for basically like a half a holiday out here. We'll see how this shakes out. Hasn't been able to hold price, but it looks to me like we're building cars to get into this $50.48, which is the lower end of this consolidation that we've been trading in since June. King dollar, what do we have with King dollar? So King dollar finally had some price movement last Thursday and Friday. We had the King dollar go from a price point Thursday of a 99.06 down to 98.19. It's peaking its head up again. Anything under 98.371, which we're 126 above right now, will set up a run down to the 95.843. And that's the lower end of this consolidation. And what did it on Friday, as well as Thursday was the pound. The pound came off its lows. This is the second sign of strength, by the way, also, that the pound had. This is kind of like a classic. It's without volume, because we don't have volume on the currencies. But what you're gonna see here is that the pound made a low on the night, on the 3rd of September, 1951. Blast off out of that low and goes to 125. Pulls back right into the huge sign of strength that we had on September 4th, rejected it and then took off like a rocket ship again. Bottom line, this pound is looking away. Get up to this 131. That's on the daily. On the weekly, it looks to me like it's a 136, I believe. Let me see this number. No, 133. 133, and you're at 125 right now. And if you do take a look at this, what you're gonna see is that if we set this trend up, you're gonna see that, and this is, I always love these, you're gonna see that the first movement, higher September 6th, off his low, did break the trend. The downtrend that had been, well, the downtrend has been in place for a long period of time. I'm just talking about the small one from the 15th of March. Then you backed right down into the trend line, rejected it, went top side again, that's bringing the probability much higher that we are gonna get up to this 133.81 area. Some of the higher volume stocks out here, actually, let's talk about WeWork. WeWork, folks, this just doesn't stop what we work. They just shut down, they just had to shut down 2,600, I think, 2,300 phone boots that they have inside of their companies. If you haven't seen these things, I don't know exactly what theirs look like, but I've been in a couple of these open spaces. They look like little astronaut places, like they're about 10 feet long, the tall. You go in there, you make a phone call, all you just have a meeting inside the place. Well, the bottom line is that these happen to have formaldehyde inside them by the manufacturer, and just one on top of the other, meaning trouble-wise to this company, because that's some serious business. Most of the places, that's big money too, there's no two ways about that. So we'll see where the rest of this goes. What you also have when we work out here, this morning, today in general, is that you have SoftBank is trying to figure out a way that they may be able to basically commit with more money and then take a controlling interest, doubling, tripling down, pretty heavy actually. Stay right there, folks. Gonna be coming back with our man, Mr. Steve Rhodes. We are gonna be talking markets now. Dow Industries right now trading, where is it? Trading down 26 NAS, like a flat, and SOV down three, we'll come right back.