 Hey, what's up guys? This is Alex from Xtrades back to you with another weekly trade ideas list. Hope everybody had a wonderful trading week. So this week, we do have four setups to go over. Last week, we only had three. Two of them are pretty good. So if you call Alcoa and shop, Shopify, they did pretty good for a couple days. I think AA maybe got like three or four percent of the upside starting, you know, for Monday. And then shop did get like almost like a 10% bounce. It actually gapped up super heavy and then filled the gap back downward. So it did sell back off. So you kind of had to be quick with both of them. But either way, I feel like they, you know, they worked out pretty good. Exxon kind of stayed in a range, didn't really get the drop I was looking for yet. But hopefully this week, you know, we'll have some good setups this week as well. But before we get into those, so we can get into the economic calendar here, like we usually do. So this week, the data is kind of quiet this week. There's really nothing important until Thursday and Friday. You can see that we have existing home sales here. So this is probably the most important for Thursday. It's going to give you a little hint into how real estate is doing. And there's a bunch of Fed speakers, but I mean, it's kind of debatable if these are really going to affect the market or not. I would say Fed Waller probably has the, probably the most influence to move the market, depending, you know, if he's saying they just going to favor, you know, another 0.25 basis point hike or on the trail for going for a pause or, you know, to kind of give insight into what the Fed is thinking on the interior. I mean, you can see the Fed Loretta master is also speaking. And then there's a, looks like there's a listening with Lori Logan and then Michelle Bowman. And then Raphael Bostic is at five, but that's not so after closed. So you won't see any headlines or anything until, you know, after the market closes. And that's for Thursday. And then Friday, I would say this is the most important data. We do have the US services PMI and then also manufacturing PMI as well. So that's probably the big day as well as the existing home sales. So, but other than the data, you know, it's kind of quiet on that front. We do have a lot of earnings this week. So you can see Charles Schwab is, you know, Monday. That's going to be before the open a couple more banks, you know, State Street and after closed, you can see we got JB Hunt, first bank and a couple others Tuesday. We got Bank of America, Johnson and Johnson, Goldman Sachs, Lockheed Martin, Netflix. It's probably the big one for tech United Airlines. I mean, there's just a bunch for Tuesday. And then Wednesday you can see we have ASMO, we got Morgan Stanley, US Bank Corp. We got IBM, Tesla. Tesla is probably the biggest one. Discover Baker Hughes. We got Ali Invest. And then Thursday we have, looks like we got Taiwan semiconductors and then American Express, AT&T, Rite Aid. So looks like it's pretty action packed for earnings. It's not really the big tech giants yet. You got Proctor and Gamble here Friday. Lots of pretty well known names here across the board. So this should be an interesting week, especially with the Friday, the banks did pretty good. JP Morgan, Wells Fargo and Citibank also reported they had pretty good numbers. So they kind of, I feel like they kind of held up the market Friday, even though we were read a little bit, but we did end up coming up towards the end of the day from the bottom into close. So the banks did pretty good. So I would expect maybe Monday, these banks, you know, depending on their balance sheet and if they're, you know, holding any big unrealized losses or anything that can hit at another banking crisis, I feel like the banks are pretty stable right now. Or as you know, the treasury and everybody else in the world will say sound and resilient quote unquote. But yeah, so that's where the earnings both go and get into the setups. So setup number one, we're looking at CHPT shares is charge point holding. This is a counter trim reversal play I'm looking at. So you are kind of getting this off the bottom. So it makes it a little bit riskier. You can see it's kind of downtrending, but we are pulling into major support. If you zoomed out here, you can see we got a major support at 850. I also have a major support at 807. So this 850 to 807 zone is kind of a pretty strong support area, probably could act as sort of like a demand zone for buyers. So I'm hoping we can see a curl up about here. And then ideally it probably be looking for the first, you know, probably the highest I could put is at the 50 EMA. You can see it's been trending off of it. So you got a rejection here, we've got a rejection here, got another rejection here. So it's probably as high as I could put us for right now. If we zoom in a little bit to like the hourlies or, you know, the shorter timeframes, we do have a major resistance here at 962. So that could be an area that you watch as well that 962 area looks like I had a pretty strong rejection zone. So just something to keep an eye on. Otherwise, I mean, zooming out, you can see, I mean, this is starting to come towards, you know, a pretty well known bottom where it's bounced a couple of times. So I feel like this is worth noting. And if other high growth names can catch a bid, I feel like this can be a pretty good name to squeeze. I feel like maybe two need to reclaim this little previous support here at 896. If it can get over 896, I feel like that'll take it straight up to that 962 and the daily 50 EMA. So I'm looking at calls on this, we're looking for upside. One thing I am noticing, you can see the MACD arrow, this is a signal that it crossed over. This was probably was that March 27th, it has held the positive signal since then. But just in case if it does in fact start crossing back over, you know, the momentum starting to shift to the downside, that maybe be, you know, a little signal that maybe the support is not going to hold. But I mean, MACD is kind of a lagging indicator. So if you want a more like real time one with crossovers, the KDJ might be your best bet. It kind of gives more accurate, even though sometimes you'll give false signals and stuff. It's a little bit earlier on the crossovers. So you can see the MACD is held by what the KDJ here did crossover a couple of days ago, indicating this downward momentum. So I mean, it did give a good signal on that. So maybe if we can get the KDJ here, the Oscillator to start curling back up, as well as the MACD holding, that's a good signal as well. But just keep an eye on that MACD. If it does go back down and crossover, just be wary of that and also watch the 807 support. If it gets under that, that would be obviously your stop loss or your risk off zone. CHPT, Blugginac calls. Next, we're going to lift. So I actually posted this one in the chat earlier because I thought it was interesting. I wasn't sure if I was going to make my list because this is, you know, I go through like 250 tickers or so. And this was, you know, maybe like probably like the first of 10 or something that I was looking at. So it was still early and I wasn't sure if I was going to add it to my list, but I really didn't find anything else other than these four that I truly liked. So lift, I added to the list. It looks good here. You can see that's, you know, breaking out of this downtrend actually came back and back tested. And now you can see this daily candle starting to push upward. You do have this green arrow indicating the MACD is starting to cross back up to the upside, even though it's kind of messy up here. It is starting to curl back up. So this red arrow that was curling a signal down. Now this signal is starting to curl back up. So, you know, it's kind of had a back and forth, but now that it's getting this MACD bi-signal and it's confirmed after the close, as long as we can get over this 1053 level, I feel like it could get up to that, you know, that gap resistance right there. So we need to get over mega base, head up into gap resistance. And that gap resistance is probably going to be about right here at 1157. It's probably as high as I could put us until I see it to get over that gap resistance. If it gets over the gap resistance, obviously it could fail, but that's probably not even going to happen until earnings. So you see this earnings is, you know, coming up pretty soon. So obviously, you know, you're going to get out before then as well as, you know, not gamble through earnings just because this is a pretty volatile name and the economy is kind of, you know, in the shitter right now. Lift is kind of an unknown and obviously I'm pretty sure it's still an unprofitable company. So anything high growth with high interest rates and, you know, this economy is kind of, you know, it's considered like a high beta name. You just have to be careful with the high growth names just because, you know, they're not pulling any profits. There's really nothing other than kind of like news and momentum that actually moves these things. It's not like, you know, investors are, you know, getting confidence, you know, from their profits to hold this, they're kind of lying into the dream that eventually this company will be profitable. And lifting Uber has pretty much been unprofitable for a pretty long time, I believe. So just have to be careful with those high growth names. But yeah, like I said, just get over this 1053, even get over that 1053, they could take you up to, you know, to this gap resistance, you know, with the 1150s. So I'm looking at calls on this. Obviously, you know, your idea is going to go invalid if it goes back under the downtrend line. If it goes back under the downtrend line, you're going to assume that's probably just going to keep following. And another thing that's kind of in influence with this to get over that 1053 is also the 50 EMA. You can see this 50 EMA here trending down. You need to get over that in order to get up to the 1150s. So if you want to use that 11 or that 1053 zone as a, you know, like a confirmation level, you can add another way for that to hit before entering. And that pretty much be a resistance breakout. And then that's your free space up to the gap resistance to lift here looking at calls. Next, we're going into PayPal. So a little big tech name, you can see it's breaking out of this really consolidated wedge. Also, just finally getting over this daily 50 EMA, you can see that the last few times I got over, just kind of struggled, wasn't able to hold. This signal looks a little bit better. This candle looks more full. You got a pretty, you got a higher close above the 50 EMA than these other candles. So that could be given a signal as well as this little breakout of the wedge. You can even go down to the four hour and it looks pretty good there as well. It's a nice, you know, kind of like a symmetrical wedge. I wouldn't classify it as a falling wedge because it's not really, you know, pointing downward. It's more of a symmetrical wedge, which are bilateral. So I mean, depending if it breaks to the upside, it's bullish, but a symmetrical wedge can also break to the downside if it breaks the lower trend line. So that's the difference between, you know, falling wedge, which is predominantly bullish versus a symmetrical wedge is bilateral. So it can go either way. But now you can see we do have the, you know, confirmed upside. Ideally, I'd be looking for a move up into supply. Then get up into supply. That's probably going to put you at about 7960 or so. The exact would be 7937. And that supplies from this last earnings zone. So this whole area is kind of like a high volume area where there's probably a lot of unloading, maybe even brought in some new demand and just high activity area. So I'm guessing this will act as resistance as it did act right here. You can see it rejected there pretty well. That's probably as hard as I can put it. If you go down, like I said, you go down to the hourlies. You do have a couple areas you could look out for, like you got a short term resistance here at 7711. If you can get over that 7711, you do have free space up to that supply zone. So just watch that area, maybe zoom out a little bit and you can see the short term levels and you'll know not to, you know, maybe take a day trade right at the 7911, you know, because if you reject, you could wait for it to get over, make a base, you know, make support and then you can get in. So sometimes you have to zoom out, especially with these kind of like choppy setups. You can see it's kind of just been in a range just now breaking out. So I'd like to say a little bit more volume on this as well, showing, you know, more buyers are stepping in, but otherwise it looks good on technical wise. And, you know, it is pretty cheap right now. I mean, it's, you know, still trading at 52 week lows sort of. I mean, this is a 52 week low area right here, 7117 to 6758. And, you know, after a dump this hard, I mean, this is a pretty good discount for PayPal considering how long they've been around. And they were kind of like a pandemic sweet heart play. So obviously all of those kind of names did lose a lot of juice when the Fed, you know, began raising interest rates, like I was just saying about Lyft, the high growth names, the tech names, you know, when it comes more expensive to borrow money, they have to start laying people off, it's more expensive to hire, etc. So it all just plays a role and kind of the sell off. Yeah, either way, I mean, it's breaking out of the short term wedge, looks good for a short term play, just get over that, you know, 7711, that's a nice little free space up to that supply. So PayPal looking at calls here, obviously your stop loss, you know, if it probably if it goes under this like 7117, I would probably stop looking at calls. But otherwise, this whole area is, you know, still holding up. If you really want to be conservative, obviously a stop loss could just be under Friday's low, that'd be under, you know, 7517. You know, this could take a couple days to play out, given this choppy area. So just be wary of that. Next, we're going into GLD. So this is purely a gold play. And you can see gold has just been having a killer run up. But now it's hitting this major, major supply. So this is a supply from when we topped out back in March 2022. You can see it created this huge rally based drop candle. After this rally based drop candle got produced, it hasn't been tested since. But now that we're coming up to it, you can see it's kind of struggling at this area. So we can zoom in now that I've showed you the supply zone. It's kind of a wide setup. You know, the supply is kind of was kind of far away. It's kind of old. So I had to zoom out a little bit. But now you can see the reaction to it. It's just spot on. You can see it's kind of trying to double top here as well. There is a previous resistance that looks like at 18610. You can see it comes from this little area over here that could act as support. It also acted as short term resistance right here. We're dumped a little bit. But either way, I mean, you are starting to get that double top formation as well as the MACD is crossing to the downside. You can see, you know, you do have the red arrow indicating that the crossover signal already happened. And right after that signal came through, it did have a couple of days to sell off, came back up. And now after I'm pretty sure the dollars spiked really hard on Friday, that did bring gold down. I'm sure brought other metals down as well, the dollar and, you know, metals kind of inverse each other. So in a way, this is kind of like a, you know, bullish at the marketplace because gold is kind of like a safety hedge as well as, you know, like bonds and, you know, other metals kind of, you know, flight to safety now that, you know, it's starting to look a little more risk on in the market. People are maybe starting to get a little wary of gold and you are seeing that resistance that's applied. So I am looking at puts on this. This would probably be a swing trade. Gold is a very tight market. So obviously, it's not the best to day trade or anything, unless you get, you know, decent volatility. Like this has been a pretty good, you know, day trading, you know, range. You got Y candles up 2% almost here, up 2.91% here, up 2% here, and then a down 1.77% from Friday. So I mean, the range has been pretty good if you're day trading it, but either way, usually gold is a pretty tight market. So, you know, this may need time to play out. So ideally, if you do look at a swing trade on this, you price target probably be like this 181.70s max and that comes from this resistance right here that could act as support. But otherwise, I mean, day trades might be patient with gold. It just depends. You know, it depends how, you know, the dollars moving, how currencies are moving, how the market's doing, and that kind of will, you know, depend on the volatility. So, yeah, I mean, just give it time. Maybe, you know, look at 30 to 60 days of expiration out, give it time and maybe it can come down to this 181.73. And this in a way is kind of a bullish bet on the market since, you know, gold is kind of that safety play. So looking at puts on gold, like I said, just buy time, maybe, or be patient with day trades because usually a tight market. Next, we're going into the spot. So last week, we were focused on this 40, what is that, 411.92. We needed to see that 411.92 get taken out in order to get up to supply. I said, if it got over that, it'd be able to get up to supply. I did that. It's probably, you know, like a $3 move or so. So it's decent. It wasn't like a huge move or anything, which is why I was wary trading this range just because it's so tight. And as soon as it broke over that, it's basically going straight into supply. But I mean, it did give a pretty good trade. If you're day trading, you know, from that 411.92 breakout straight into supply, you can see the rally based drop supply and a rejected perfectly. And that's due to this supply right here. So this week, we will need to see this 411.92 to 407.45. This whole area just needs to hold the whole, you know, bullish structure. And as well, you just need to be careful with calls because we are at supply. So me personally, I'm not looking at upside, you know, I'm not looking for big upside or anything until like it's over that 418.31. And you need to make a base in order to go higher, you know, just that break, retest, and then go higher, just kind of your standard break and retest. So I need to see that. Otherwise, I'm looking at this as kind of like a danger zone. If you're long, just for the SMP, which I mean, in a way reflects the whole market, but I mean, not everything's just going to follow up to the tee. So you just have to be careful with spy here just because, you know, we're at the supply. I mean, we're barely just over the 411.92 as well. So as long as that's holding, as long as this 407.45, which comes from this previous resistance, and you can see it active as a base here, I feel like, you know, overall, both structure is fine, and you know, it can keep going higher. Ideally for it to go lower, it would need to break that 407.45, get back within the previous resistance and sell in balance area. If it gets back within there, you can see that demand at 404. And that probably being ideal to, you know, start looking at longs or, you know, buying the dip if it gets down into this demand zone. And that's a rally, you know, base rally zone. So these are RBR zone. If you wanted to buy the dip, wait for it cheaper. Obviously, your, you know, zone to look to buy is, you know, 407.45. If that can't hold up, you need to wait for that 404 area. So as for the spy, be careful of supply here. Maybe you can even look at puts about 30 to 60 days out. Give it some time, let it work at the supply zone. And then obviously your risk off, you know, for dumping your puts and taking the loss would be if, you know, if it broke out of the four, you know, the 418.31, which is, you know, supply zone high. So yeah, I mean, looks decent actually for bears here. Assuming that the VIX can get better signals, the VIX is very low to volatility is very low. The wheat kind of felt a little slow as well. So you don't have to be careful. Like I said, buy time that will give you time to work through the low volatility, give it time to work in the supply zone, maybe make a nice rejection candle or something confirming that it's reacting more to supply because this is just one candle. So you have to be careful of that. Otherwise, I mean, like I said, just be careful if you really want to wait to be able and try to break out, you could do that, or you could wait for it to get down to 40745, look for support there, or look for support if it dips down in this demand zone. So that 40745, as well as the 404 areas, you know, good areas to look for support to be made. If it decided to go lower, and then, you know, you could go ahead and still buy into the structure, and it's still in a bullet structure. And you'd know it'd be in a bullet structure if it got into that area, as well as the demand zone. Next, we're going into the QQQ. So it's just a total chop week. You can see Monday here all the way to Friday. It's these five candles, just pretty much a nothing burger. Last week, I said our 31368 to 32151 was our tradable range, and you could see exactly why. I mean, it went nowhere. I don't even think it reached, you know, 32151 to the exact T, but it did get up to the 320 areas. So I mean, the general areas, still the same. So I have the same outlook. You could wait for it to get down to the 31368 and keep buying off that, keep day trading off that zone, and then, you know, trade up to, you know, around the 320s. And that's your tradable range. I got the same outlook. I said this week, now we do have a negative MACD crossover, you could see that we do have this red arrow, and that's indicating for zoom out, the MACD is starting to cross down. And that's the first signal since it crossed over March 14th. So it's been about a bit in a buy signal for about a month, which is good for bulls. Now maybe the momentum is starting to slow down a little bit, remove these arrows. If you guys didn't know that 31368 just comes from this, you know, this peak right here. And you can see it's, you know, just a classic break, retest, and maybe able to go higher. But obviously, you do need to take out this 32151 in order to go higher. The 32151 comes from over here. If you didn't tune in last week, that's where we got our resistance from just this little area right here from August 2022. So we'll need to take out that in order to go higher. So your tradable range is still the same as last week in our video, the 32151 to 31368. And I'll repeat it one more time. If you want to wait for the 313 to get tested or, you know, the 314s or so, you can look for dip buys off that. If it does in fact break that, I'll say the same thing I said last week, wait for it to get down to that demand of 308. And then I could curl up about there. And that's that rally based rally zone right here. So it's a rally creates the base higher low to a higher high breakout. Just focus on that 31368 to 32151. If that breaks, wait for the 308s. Next, we're going into IWM. I'm trying to remember what we were looking at last week on this. I know we were focused on this 17926 resistance. I felt like that was probably about as high as I could put us as usual, just because it's rejected twice already. And you can see I got another rejection at the third time. But now you can see it's actually testing this uptrend line for the third time. It's a short term uptrend line, but you know, did test it and kind of wick off of it. So if we zoom down to the four hour here, you can see it's holding up pretty good. You got test one, test two, test three. So maybe they can see and move right back up to the same 17926. If that does indeed flush here, this IWM trend line would be a good quick, you know, put trade. So I'm going to go ahead and actually set an alert on that because I think that's interesting. And I want to be capitalized on that if it does break. I still feel like this could be a decent setup. So I went ahead and set an alert on this uptrend line. If that wants to break and flush down to, you know, the 17260s. But otherwise, I mean, this is holding up a third test. So ideally, I mean, just look for that 17926 to get tested again, that will need to break in order to go higher. The only thing that I don't like about that is that if it does break out of that, you can see it goes straight into this downtrend line. So if it goes straight into that downtrend line, which has been pretty notorious, you will have to be careful for that. If you want to wait for it to break out of the downtrend line, wait for it to back test and go higher, obviously that can take you up, you know, the 185s, but it will need to get out of that big downtrend line. As well as, you know, if we go to the daily time frame, it would need to get over these moving averages as well. So you can see, we got the 50 EMA here that's acting as resistance. So it's still trending below as well as the 200 SMA. So you get price trading under both of those. So ideally, I mean, you will need to see those get broken and as well, you can assume this is still in a downtrend, just because it's trading under those moving averages. The good thing about it though, MACD gave a signal here, it's still holding a decent buy signal. You can see it's crossed to the upside. You got the histogram is still green. So I mean, momentum has been pointing up a little bit as well as it's holding this 170 34 and 168 19. So it's been holding that. I think last week I said you wanted to wait until it got to the 170s or so. It didn't even get that low. So it actually bounced at 172s. But the maximum I can put us is that 179 26. And I mean, you can see exactly why it's just kind of a chop area. Every time we get up there, it rejects. So yeah, just watch this trend line. I also set that alert. So wait for that to break maybe and that'll give a good put trade. Otherwise, bulls are going to be waiting for this breakout and waiting for that 179 26 to get over as well as the moving averages. So nothing really of importance on this, you're just kind of waiting. I personally just because it's trading under the moving averages and still downtrending, I feel like once this uptrend line, the short term uptrend line breaks, that'd be a good put trade back down to the 172s. Next, we're going to do the VIX. So I don't know if you guys have tuned in with my other videos, but we were focused on this 1811 and looking for it to either break or bounce there. You can see once it got that daily close right here on Thursday under the 1811, it went down to that 1706 just like I thought it would. So I said if this 1811 broke, there's a straight shot down to 1706 and that'd be pretty bullish for the market. It was able to do that and it actually closed at 1707. Pretty crazy and maybe it's the market maker screwing with us, but we do need to see the 1706 get broke. So if that 1706 doesn't get a daily close under, it will take you to 1634 next. So we can zoom out here. That 1634 comes from this base right here. You can see this little low here from January 2022. That's the 1634 you see highlighted here. That's 1473, comes from this low. So if that 1634 broke then we would go down to the 14s and that's stupid low volatility. So the VIX is at the lowest it's been for a while, which has made the market feel a little bit slow, but we are melting up slowly but surely. But this is also an area you just want to be careful because the VIX did start curling up every time we got here in the past for 2022. But now that the rate hikes could be ending their cycle and the Fed is starting to shift a little bit. We could start seeing the VIX come down even more because people are optimistic. There's not enough fear in the market. There's no surprise factor. So you need the surprise factor. You need something to break or you need surprising data. I guess on Friday there's kind of surprising data, the consumer inflation expectations that kind of had a little surprise in it. It looked like people were expecting a little bit more inflation going forward and that's probably due to the uprising in gas prices recently. So a lot of people, regular consumers, they're kind of gauging their inflation based off what they buy every day. That's going to be like gas, food, services, et cetera. So that kind of surprised us actually. I'll show you real quick. So the inflation expectations that came out right here at supply and then look, we just instantly dumped. I mean, it was like almost like 0.7%. So almost a whole percentile to the downside just in two candles off that. And I think it's just because it surprised the market. People weren't expecting it to come out like that. But I mean, eventually it did kind of just bottom out and ripped to the upside. I figured it would volatility is so low. It's just so hard to catch downside right now. If you didn't want to catch downside Friday, you would have to get rid of supply as well as at the R3 level, which it rejected perfectly. And I'm so mad that I missed this on Friday just because it was so good. I mean, there's a perfect R3 to S3 rejection. If you follow Camerilla Pivots or follow the Camerilla Pivots strategy that I talk about all the time, great setup. So yeah, that was for Friday. It's really interesting that the inflation expectations came back up a little bit. But what I was saying about the VIX here, we do need more of a surprise factor. Like I was saying, you need more of a surprise factor. You need something to break in order to see volatility come back up. When the unexpected comes out, the VIX starts going up because people are buying at more SPX puts and, you know, the SPX options are going crazy. And that in turn does start beating up the VIX. So we do need to see more of that surprise factor. If I do want to see a bounce here, I'm going to need to see a nice daily candle closing, you know, looking bullish, looking full. You can see none of these candles look bullish or full. I mean, this one green candle here, add a little, you know, spike, but then, you know, close with a big large shadow wick, kind of a little move right here. But I mean, the bullish candles have just been total crap. I mean, you can see, I mean, it's just been trending lower ever since it got under the, you know, the daily 200 SMA again, or since it got under the 50 EMA again, maybe even tapped, you know, the 2022 to 2023 average close back here when I got up here. So yeah, we will need to see more of that. I don't have the actual number for the 2022 to 2023 average close. I actually forgot to mark it. So sorry about that. But either way, it's still going to say, it's going to be the same pretty much in the same general area. It might have gone from like 2463 to like, you know, 2454 or something like that. So still the same gist. Either way, I feel like eventually it is going to come up for a meme regression and it's going to tap that average and then maybe try to reject about there. But we will need that surprise factor. Like I said, we are just focused on that 1706. If they can make a base there, obviously they can go higher. But otherwise, if that breaks, you got 1634 and then that 141473 below, like I showed you earlier. Next, we're going into the DXY. So this support just did not want to give up this week. So it's pretty much the same outlook as last week. This could be a double bottom. Essentially, you know, the VIX as well, trying to, you know, kind of try to find a spot and maybe this is a little bit different because you can see the DXY is actually giving some candles and some bullish candles reacting to support. VIX has kind of just been selling off straight. So this could be a more of a better hint of, you know, maybe the market coming lower. It just depends. But you can see the 10129s, which comes from this same level we focused on for weeks, probably even months. I mean, every time I cover that, I cover this video weekly, you know, this 10129 is, you know, the same area. So and you can see, I mean, dollar volatility is kind of calmed down a little bit. So other than that 10129 level from, you know, back from over there, we do have this 52 week low at 182 as well. You can see, I mean, it just held up to the penny. So that will need to break in order to see the dollar go lower. And that would maybe give a better signal for stocks. But as long as this keeps holding up, I feel like this could shoot back up to, you know, you know, the 103s or so. And the 103s is probably my most lit that just because it's the COVID peak. So this is from 2020 when the dollar peaked out, that's pretty much the tradable range. So anything between 10129 to 103 is kind of a tradable range. So if this 10129 is holding, as well as, you know, the 180s, I will assume that, you know, it could bounce up to 103s. And that's how I, you know, drive that number. Other than that, I mean, there's kind of like a little downtrend going right. It will need to break out of that in order to, you know, see more upside. So, you know, if it's able to break out back tests, you know, maybe they could get up to 103s. But either way, still holding the support as well as it's downtrending. So we want to see a little bit more of a signal that breakout signal could be perfect. You know, that could be a bearer signal for the market as well as take gold lower. So we don't need to see that. But you can see the dollars kind of marching up here. So maybe there's a little bit of currency volatility Sunday night. It's not too bad. 0.23 is really not that bad. I feel like a worry zone for DXY intraday. It's probably like half a percent, you know, 0.75. That's when people start getting worried. And as well as, you know, when it's down half a percent or down 0.75 to 1%, that's pretty bullish for the market. So I feel like the inverse correlation actually got a little bit better recently. So for a while, dollar and stocks were selling off together and bouncing together just for a couple of days, maybe a week. Now they're starting to get that inverse factor back. So that's good. I've noticed that on an intraday basis at least, because I'm looking at the dollar and stocks, you know, as the day goes, as each day goes. So either way, I mean, you know, dollars still holding its inverse correlation long term. But, you know, there was a couple of days to where they were selling off and bouncing together, which kind of worried people kind of given that, you know, recessionary theme. So yeah, that's the video guys. Just watch this 182.10129. Make sure that holds. Wait for the breakout and that'd be a good bear signal, maybe to go lower. And maybe that's saying go lower as well. I hope you guys enjoyed. I'm going to get this chopped up edited. Make sure you like comment and subscribe to our X-Tray YouTube channel and I'm out. Love you guys.