 The following is a presentation of TFNN. The morning market kickoff with your host, Tommy O'Brien. Good morning everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFNN Tuesday morning, 9.06 a.m. We got about 24 minutes to go until the start of trading and guess what folks, we got higher markets across the board right now. You're looking at an S&P, we're approaching 4,600 on the S&P. You get a high print of 4580 overnight. We're trading at 4576 right now, tech stocks trading higher, 15,593, you're up by about two thirds percent in the NASDAQ right now. The Dow's up 105, 35,724 right now and you get the Russell, positive by seven as well. Bitcoin, pretty tame volatility, down $200 technically on the session at 62,440. Crude, a little volatility on both directions. We were down to $83 earlier at about 5.30 a.m. We trade above $84 just in the last hour or so. We're trading right now at $83.87. You got gold right now, negative $5 at $1801. Silver is negative 19 cents at $24.39 right now and we jumped to notes and bonds. We get the 10-year flat at $130.17. You're talking about a yield right now of 1.63%, that's 1.63% in the 10-year. We jump over to the volatility index. Got a little bit of a spike yesterday in the open and then just like that, we are under 15 on the VIX. We're coming into some of the biggest earnings events that we have going on, folks, whether it's today, tomorrow, Thursday, all the big tech stocks almost reporting. We'll start it off with Facebook. Facebook, out with their numbers last night, little volatility in both directions. The first move was down. The second move was up and this morning, we're within about $2 or where we closed last night. You're basically $2 away from where you were in Facebook. You're trading at $3.30. You were at $3.28 last night. You look where you were prior to the Snapchat earnings of last week, yes, last Thursday and Facebook, down about $10 from that price point there. With their numbers last night, we're going into those a little bit more. We're going to kick it off with a little Facebook though. We'll jump to a lot of stuff happening with Facebook, whether it's those Facebook papers, what are they calling them, right? The algorithm, increasingly in sites of US lawmakers, Bloomberg article here talking about US legislators consider liability for automated processes. Bills would hold companies accountable for spreading content. A nice article from the post out here as well. The one I want to point out here, and there's a lot to go through here, too much to go through during an hour-long program, how Facebook shapes your feed is the title of the article. If you haven't chance to check it out, I would encourage you to do so. Not surprising, anything that you're going to read in here in terms of what they prioritize, the divisiveness of the posts that they prioritize. Basically, feeding the most divisive posts out there. The evolution of what posts get top billing on the user's news feed and what gets obscured. Some of the takeaways from this, in about 2017 or so, the top posts. Let's scroll down a bit here. Since 2018, the algorithm that elevated posts that encourage interaction. So what they wanted to see was they wanted to see you whether it was commenting and they didn't even want you to see you liking it. Because liking became pretty pedestrian, okay, that everybody could just scroll through and they like almost everything on their feed. That was not indicative of the meaningful interactions that they wanted. Now, the ridiculous part about this is that, so that departure where they wanted meaningful interactions deviated from the ones where they just wanted clip, clicks or time spent from the mid-2000s. It notably gave greater prominence to clickbait articles back in the day. Each user's feed reflects their expressed interest for a subset of extremely partisan users. We all know that, that Facebook's showing you the content you want. The one thing in here, and I'm not sure, I'm remembering a bunch of articles about Facebook recently, folks. The one news that really caught my eye today was that, let's see if I can find it real quickly. All right, I'm going to have to check it out. Here we go. Here we go, perfect. So, Facebook's algorithm, okay, not familiar with who this is. This is the quote I want to go over though. It's within one of the post articles here. Yeah, how Facebook shows your feed. Facebook's algorithm assigns reaction emojis, including the angry face. Now, it also includes the love one or the heart one, okay? But not many people are using the love in the heart. You get a lot of angry ones. If you have a reaction emoji, as opposed to just a like, because likes are not as meaningful, that's what Facebook says. So if you have a reaction emoji, including the angry faces, that algorithm waits that like five times what it would be if you just liked the article, okay? They want anger. They want real divisive, whether it's anger or I guess you could say love, but we all know how it goes, folks. Facebook and the cesspool that it's full of. The downside of this approach was that the posts that sparked the most comments tended to be the ones that people made people angry or offended them. The document showed Facebook became an angry and more polarizing place. It didn't help that starting in 2017, the algorithm assigned reaction emoji, including the angry one, five times the weight of a simple like according to the company documents. Talk about an algorithm that's printing money though, folks. So buyer beware over there. Just be aware of the cesspool you're in and it is. And they might have some headwinds, man, in a big way. You take a look at the run that they've had recently. You pull back from 384. You jump at about the 50% there. You come into their earnings at 328. We're going to pop a little bit to 330. And we'll see if the market reacts on the open. Lot of bad press. Almost can't get more bad press than they're getting recently. But nonetheless, you're going to trade higher on the opening bell up by about $2. Facebook shares from 328 to about 330. We jump around to some of the other social media companies coming out with their numbers. There is Snapchat just holding steady after last week's surprise to the downside. We get Twitter later this week. Twitter shares up with Facebook from 62 to about 6280 so far. And let's jump around and see what else we have going on in this market. Let's go over to another company with earnings. UPS delivers profit revenue beat on e-commerce demand. UPS trading higher this morning. Let's jump over to their chart first. There's the acceleration from 203 to 212. Remarkable, this stock holding up a lot better than FedEx recently. You're going to be opening right near the all-time highs at $219.59. You compare that to a chart of FedEx. FedEx going to be $3 higher on the open, maybe having to do with UPS there, but FedEx far off the highs you had recently. You think FedEx is basically back to prices we were trading at over a year ago. Okay, you compare it to UPS where it was a year ago. A year ago, you were trading at about 164. You're going to open at 212 for UPS on their numbers. Now UPS getting into it. They raised the full year adjusted operating margin target to about 13% from 12.7. So a big number nonetheless. Revenue from UPS U.S. operations rose 7.4%. These public companies, it's amazing the way they grow continually. Companies third quarter operating profit rose to about $2.9 billion from 2.36 a year earlier. Now remember, these companies were crushing it a year earlier. Right? Everybody was shipping everything online. On an adjusted basis, operating profit $271 a share. Market was looking for 255. Revenue rose 9.2% to $23.18 billion, beating expectations at $22.56. So big numbers across the board to beef up its delivery operations. UPS outlined plans last month to buy ROTI, a crowdsourced same-day delivery company whose major clients include Home Improvement Chain, Home Depot. Is there going to be spending a little bit of money? But they're taking us to the bottom line there. UPS beating in a big way. All right, folks, stay tuned. We're going to come back, talking to our man Kevin Hinks from TD Ameritrade Fast Market. We'll be talking a little bit of earnings. We'll be talking a little bit of Facebook. We'll be right back, folks. Stay tuned. Let's get a weekly report from veteran day trader Larry Pesavento on stocks you need to pay attention to. And you can trust Larry's analysis. After all, he's got 45 years' experience as a day trader. 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Want to get your take a little bit on Facebook, man. Some strong numbers from Facebook. They're trading higher. It seems like every day, Kevin, I'm reading four or five articles that have a negative spin on Facebook. But, man, that's stock. They've overcome the earnings and they're higher this morning. We'll see how they open in about 11 minutes. But what's your take on Facebook this morning as we're up about a couple bucks on their earnings? Tommy, what's been called the Facebook papers were 17 different articles written about Facebook and about things going on in Facebook. And it's amazing to me how Facebook is a reflection of our society. And yet we want to blame Facebook for reflecting our society back at us. And people want to look at it from a trading perspective and judge it based on that. And all this company does is make money. And they're trying to tame this. You could say that Facebook does, you know, leads people down the path. Well, I don't need anyone to lead me down anywhere or do anything. It's like, Tommy, what brings it? It's like someone who has gained 20 pounds during COVID and you want to sue the inventor of the fork. Because you gained weight. It's unbelievable how we try to put our problems and blame someone other than ourselves. So when I look at Facebook, I look at it from purely a trading perspective and a profitable company. And it makes it a lot easier to deal with. I wait for sell-offs like this and then I trade it hard on the downside, Tommy. Nice, man. Yeah, a little personal responsibility goes a long way across a lot of things in life, man. And I agree and I'm not a big fan of Facebook. I don't spend much time on there. And I profess, I call it a cesspool. This is my own deal, man. But that's a little personal responsibility in myself. You know, you don't spend the time on there because I do think it has a negative bias in terms of just overall happiness. And I think one thing the Facebook papers kind of show in there, man, is that, yeah, they're playing with that data feed. They're throwing data in front of you that's not maybe beneficial to your happiness. So step out of that circle, folks, and get out of there if that's what's happening. So we fast forward, Kevin. We got a big day today going on, of course. We got a big week, man, in tech earnings. And we got a VIX last night, Kevin, with a 14 handle. And we're sitting at 1501 right now. Remarkable low volatility as we commit to some big earnings events this week. Doesn't get much bigger almost. Yeah, but the flow has been extremely positive, Tommy, as you know. So that'll take a little of the premium out of VIX, right? And we're sitting at 15. Remember, the all-time average for the VIX, once it became the S&P 500 away from the OEX, and the S&P 100, is about 15.39. So now we find ourselves below that number. And a lot of the risk, some of it coronavirus, some of it the new news coming out about vaccines is really good news for children 6 to 11. That's all good news. Corporate earnings are beating at about an 80% clip. This market, coming out of a pretty bumpy September, is looking awfully healthy, Tommy. I mean, if you had said, Kevin, towards the end of September, even the beginning of October, that we're going to come into the big week of tech earnings late October, right? We're going to already have the markets at all time highs across the board. We're going to have the VIX under 15, and that's just by Tuesday morning of the week that we get some of the biggest fang stocks out there. I don't, I would have believed you, man, but I said, I don't know that's how that's going to happen. It's quite a turnaround. Tesla, let's talk a little Tesla for a second, man. Quite a day for Tesla. Elon Musk, I think he made like $30 billion or something yesterday, one of the biggest rises ever. It's a good day. Oh, not bad. Not bad for a Monday to kick off the week, man. Do you think he gets up in the morning and checks futures? Yesterday, he might have, man. And hey, you got a $4.2 billion sale over the weekend, Kevin. I imagine your wealth might go up on a Monday morning. What's your take? I mean, it's just- Here's the thing about Tesla. Let's go. And what we're seeing right now. Fleet sales, right? There's a reason why Tesla was up and Ford and GM were down, right? Because that is not just EVs becoming more accepted and more popular. It's now, he's eaten the lunch of, you know, the big car makers that counted on fleet sales for a big part. And if you think that's the first one and only, I don't think that's true. And so that's a big game, another big game changer in terms of Tesla's acceptance. So, you know, you don't have a long enough show, Tommy, for me to talk about the relationship between EVs and crude oil and gas and all that. But Tesla's acceptance, you know, he is make no mistake. I've said this before on your show. He's the Thomas Edison of our generation. Yeah. And you can't argue with it, man. I mean, he's, you know, he's a dynamic man. He's obviously brilliant in many ways in terms of the companies he has. He's a great promoter, which we've seen it, whether it's Steve Jobs, the way he promoted, right? When you lead some of these companies, man, you have to be promoting what you're doing if you're going to kind of change the world, which is what he's doing in a big way, man. And yeah, the fleet deal. I was talking to my dad yesterday morning, we were just saying, I mean, how cool is that, right? In terms of you get to, he said, my dad's never driven a Tesla. I've never driven a Tesla, right? We said, well, how cool is that, man? Maybe next time we rent the car, we'll go to Hertz. Exactly. And what you do because of the acceptance of Teslas and the overall popularity of the people that own them, look out. I agree, man. Pretty cool. $4.2 billion saline. And they corner the market almost. One-tenth of their entire production right now, Hertz has, so it's going to be tough for some of those other car companies to even maybe have Teslas on their lot. We'll see how that proceeds. So we move on to today, Kevin. What are you guys going to be talking about on Fast Market coming up at noon? Another day, another big group of high-profile names. First, Boeing. And then, like fully old, do a presentation on McDonald's. They have a great presentation. They actually came to us and said, we have really fascinating data on McDonald's and then Google Alphabet in the final segment. So Tom White and I will be going through some big names today. Those are awesome, man. Now, we have some McDonald's in my newsletter, Kevin, this thing. They got a lot of real estate going on in there. They've handled the COVID pandemic obviously pretty well with the chart saying. And Boeing, talk about just lag in the market, right? Down to 90 bucks in the COVID lows. You're still sitting at 212. Remarkable, Kevin. If you would buy Boeing last June, you're talking about 16 months ago, you're still in the red on that company, man. That thing got up to 234 last June. You're sitting at 212. And of course, we know Alphabet, Google, they were the ones in the crosshairs last year, right? And so much for that one, man. As they were in the crosshairs, all the talk was kind of about them being the Boogeyman and Google just been one of the strongest companies this year, up to 2775 right now, just off the high of 2936. Well, Kevin, you're gonna have plenty to talk about, man. We look forward to the program at noon Eastern time. We'll be watching. We appreciate the education as always, man. All right, you have a great day, Tommy. Thanks for having me on. My pleasure as always, man. Take care. 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Gold, trading lower a bit down at $17.95, and we jump over to that VIX right now. VIX sitting at $15.01, quite a price tag. Let's jump over to Facebook. See how they're opening up? Within a dollar of yesterday's close, not bad. Facebook trading at $3.27 right now. You're down about $2 as we're dropping a bit on Facebook. Strong numbers for Facebook. As Kevin said, they continue to print money. It does remind me of Google a little bit. Differences, as I think public sentiment versus Facebook is really teetering on a level that Google has not. Now, Google, they have monopolistic tendencies in a big way. That might be coming for them, okay? But they're not tweaking algorithms that are causing people to hate each other. So you merge those two. I think the public battle that Facebook has is going to be a lot more difficult because of the things coming out and the internal documents, the things you have in terms of even Instagram and the harm that Instagram does to whether it's young teenage girls, self-image, stuff like that. Google being a monopolistic company, they're coming after them, but just a public sentiment of a Facebook battle that's going on with all of these papers out there. It's going to be a tough one to get over, I think, in the short term at least and potentially in the long term for Facebook as well. Google's got a monopoly on search. We know that. They continue to print money. The business Google does on YouTube, too. YouTube is its own Netflix, Disney, content distribution network in its own entirety. You go down those YouTube wells, right? You just get stuck in a YouTube well and you just keep going. There's a lot of great content on YouTube and Google owns it all, which is remarkable. All right, jumping around to what has we got going on. Let's jump to Toys. Let's jump to Hasbro. Get those Toys before holiday season, folks. Hasbro warrants supply chain bottlenecks to hit holiday sales out with their numbers. Disruption costs about $100 million in lost toy orders in just the third quarter. The company warned of a further hit to sales during the crucial holiday shopping season that they were a little bit higher coming in, right? Where are they? A little bit higher coming into the open and they're extending those gains up 3.7% even on this. You got transformers, toys, nerve blasters. Majority of the 100 million in orders that were not filled in the third quarter had been delivered and it was working around the clock to secure transport for its goods. I mean, that's a given. That's not even worth saying, folks. A toy company that's having supply chain problems is working really hard to get them through. Surprise, surprise. It expects 2021 revenue to rise 13% to 16%. Market was looking for 14.2%. So they like to hear that. Mattel raised their 2021 forecast just last week saying it was employing a number of strategies, including pulling forward production and contracting more ocean freight capacity to ring in a strong holiday season. Net revenue were up 11%. The company earned a buck 96%. The market was looking for a buck 69%. They trade higher on that news. Deservedly so. GE lifts 2021 earnings forecast flags challenging operating environment. Yeah, I would say the least. Boston based company 2021 adjusted profit in the range of a buck 80 to 210. The market was looking for quite a wide range of 120 to $2. We jump over to GE and they trade higher this morning up about 2%. Let's see how Tesla is trading on the open this morning. Higher prices up another 1.7%. You're trading at 1042. Let's jump over to the fundamentals. We're now talking about a company valued at $1.04 trillion remarkable. Reading yesterday first trillion dollar company to technically have junk bond status, quite a cushion. I think is how Bloomberg put it in terms of equity over that junk bond status in Tesla. That may change sometime soon. You start getting $4.2 billion orders for 100,000 vehicles left and right. Not sure they should be in junk bond status anytime soon. Kathy Woods. So this was interesting. Yeah, Jack Dorsey of Twitter out there tweeting that hyperinflation is coming. You have Kathy Woods disputing it. I didn't, I want to bring it up because I don't quite agree with the logic that she has going on here. And she says in 2008, 2009, when the Fed started quantitative easing, I thought inflation would take off. I was wrong. Instead velocity, the rate at which money turns over per year declined, taking away its inflationary sting. Velocity is still falling. And she goes on. So this is our innovation, of course. Okay. And artificial intelligence, she says, the training costs for AI is dropping 40 to 70% a year, which she believes is record-breaking deflationary force. I have no concept of what the costs are for artificial intelligence. She probably has her finger on that pulse a lot greater than I do with all the analysts she has at ARC. I don't envision though that folks, a dropping cost of AI is somehow going to just stop rapid inflation. When cost and prices decline, velocity and disinflation, not deflation, follow. If consumers and businesses believe their prices will fall in the future, they will wait to buy goods and services, pushing the velocity of money down. I mean, there's definitely a factor here of waiting, right? If you're in the used car market, folks, probably makes sense to wait a little time before you buy there. But are you waiting for gas? Are you waiting for food? Are you waiting for a rent? Are you waiting to rent a house that is going up 20% in the Tampa market potentially? Since the tech and telecom bust and the global financial crisis in 2008-2009, many companies have catered to short-term oriented shareholders who want profits, dividends now. They leverage their balance sheets to pay dividends and buy back shares. They have not invested enough in innovation and probably be forced to service their debts by selling increasingly obsolete goods at discounts. She said the S&P 500 companies that did not invest enough in the future will also be a deflationary force in the economy in what is known as creative destruction. I just don't agree with it. I wanted to put it up because I don't agree with it at all, not to the degree that she's talking about. She's talking about that's a big enough force to override everything else going on in this market. That somehow companies that don't invest money in basically technology, you know, don't invest money in whether it's just capital goods and all you're doing is buying back shares and doing dividends. And we've had a lot of that. We've had a record amount of just buyback and dividends. I don't think that that's just going to allow them to sell their crappy goods at a discount somehow offsetting deflation. I mean, I read this earlier and I said, what is going on here? This is just not a solid argument in my opinion in terms of that artificial intelligence costs are dropping and there's going to be a bunch of crappy companies trying to sell their goods real cheaply so inflation won't be a big deal. Does that one make sense to anybody? Please give me a call 877-927-6648. I don't envision that's how things are going to play out. She does. And the market will tell us who is right or wrong as we progress into the future. Verizon, they're going to be partnering with Amazon to use Project Cooper, satellite internet for rural broadband. So they're partnering with Amazon to use satellite internet system. The tech giant is developing to expand, excuse me, to expand rural broadband access in the U.S. Verizon was not moving much pre-market disclosure. My mom has some Verizon. She worked for them before retiring. Verizon up about 410% with the market today. You jump to Amazon shares. There you go, Amazon up 2.4% today. Watch out, up to 3,400 bucks. Now Amazon is out with their numbers on Wednesday, I believe. We jump to the earnings, excuse me, Thursday. Amazon's out with their numbers on Thursday. We get Apple on Thursday as well. Today, you get Microsoft out with their numbers. Microsoft right now. Let's jump over. Microsoft trading higher by about three quarters of percent. We'll take a look at Microsoft when we come back. They got about a $6 move priced into their numbers. And as our man Kevin Hinks just said, we got Google. Nice easy round number. $100 priced into their move tonight. $2810 coming into that number. Google trading higher as well. Stay tuned folks. We're right back. 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You were at a price of $2.30. We have pulled back a bit, $2.38. Now, you jump over to the Analyze tab, $7.25 move. They will be coming out with their earnings tomorrow after the bell. Wednesday, McDonald's, $7.25. Jumping back to tonight, as we said, Microsoft. They will be out with their numbers. Talk about coming into things with expectations, folks. There has almost been no pullback on this stock since $132 a year and a half ago. Did you hear that? There's almost been no pullback in Microsoft for a year and a half as you've won up 250%. That's some expectations, folks. I have some Microsoft in my retirement account. We almost all do if you're in any type of an index. You have some Microsoft in your account. You're going to be coming into it. There's the action today, $3.10. We had a high print pre-market on, what's that? After the market on Thursday of $3.13. Now, they'll be looking for about a $7 move. Not really a big move, right? Just more than 2%. Kind of remarkable, just a 2% move with how this thing moves sometimes. But the market, not too worried, I guess, about Microsoft earnings. Now, you also get Google. Google, with their numbers tonight, a little bit of a bigger move there. You're talking about, what's that? Between about a 3% and 4% move, $100 move priced into the earnings. You take a look at the chart for Google. Now, Google's up 1.2% ahead of their numbers today. You take a look at the daily this thing had been quite a channel line here. You take a look at the weekly to get the full context. Now, a little bit of a different story, right? In terms of Google, let's put it on a three-year weekly and back it out again. Google did take off in March, but things really accelerated last September. And that was when they were the boogeyman that had to do with potential, excuse me, with potential regulation coming down the line. You traded from 1733, the week of August 31st, down to 1406, and then you just took off in September. You double the price from 1406 to 1936. Now, putting this thing back on a daily and just encompassing the run that we had when you really started back in September, you could look for the run really in January where the channel line matches up pretty well. But nonetheless, a pretty well-defined channel line to the upside. You did break below that channel line towards the end of September. You just came up and tested it and owed to our man, Bud Rolfs. Not what you want to see potentially. You're going to be very important when we see how Google reacts as it gets back to this channel line, potentially what you don't want to see. Folks, as you break out of the channel line, you come back, you test that channel line, and then you trade lower, which is kind of what it did towards the last few days, end of last week when you gapped lower on Google, you're trading at 2810. You're up 1.2 percent. You got a $100 move priced into earnings tonight. Look at these tech stocks, my goodness. Amazon driving this number, I'm sure. You got the Nasdaq 100 up a full percent right now. Is that an all-time high? I think it might be, right? Nope. We're within about 50 points of the all-time highs, 15,708. We're trading at 15,652. We jump back to Amazon. Look at this move, up 2.4 percent right now. Quite a pop. Let's see how Tesla is trading this morning, digesting their move. Higher prices continuing to remarkable Tesla up 2.7 percent, 1,052. When we were talking to Kevin Hicks, he was saying the Thomas Edison potentially, right? He was somebody said, I think it might have been Chamath saying that the next richest person in the world will be the person who figures out a different way to harness energy. Something like that. What it basically was saying is when Elon first became the richest person in the world, never was saying, oh, it's a car company, right? No, that is not why he became the richest person in the world. The richest person in the world is Elon Musk right now because he figure out a way to harness energy. That's what Tesla is there, an energy company on the story goes. We're up to 1,052. I mean, it is remarkable the run that this thing has had. Even you back things up, folks, you want to talk about a buying opportunity, right? Folks, five months ago, we were trading at 546. You got 100% run in that price point. My goodness, you are trading at multiples to get a little bit dicey. I mean, they're probably approaching 200 times earnings, something like that. And yeah, as Dan's saying, Chimalt's always talking up his own book if he's not starting another SPAC, right, Dan? Trying to exit some Tesla potentially. But it does make sense because he's not becoming the richest man in the world by running a car company because the multiples he's dealing with not applicable to car companies. That just puts it what it is. They got a lot more going on than that in Tesla. All right, jumping around to what else we got going on. We got home prices for August. I think this was out at about nine o'clock this morning, hinting at possible cooling in the market. SMP case Schiller says, don't say that. No, prices rose 19.8% year over year in August, which is the same as the previous month. That's the cooling, folks. We're only growing at about 20% year over year, which is the same as last month. Quite the bar that's been set in the real estate sector. When you grow at 19.8% year over year, you match the previous month and the headline says the market is cooling. There are signs that the price growth could be cooling off in otherwise red hot. Housing market, Augustad also suggests that the growth in housing prices will still strong, maybe beginning to decelerate. So they put it the 10 city comp, 18.6 down from 19.2. There's some of the stuff they're talking about. 20 city comp rose 19.7 down from 20. Still staggering numbers across the board. Phoenix, San Diego, and good old Tampa saw the highest year over year gains among the 20 cities in August. Phoenix, 33.8, 33.3. I can't spit out these numbers. I was trying to get to the Tampa number too quickly because I'm a little biased. Followed by San Diego with a 26.2% increase and Tampa with a 25.9% increase. It's staggering, folks. There's no way around it. Those are just bananas numbers. They're translating to rents. Rents are sticky. They're not going to go back. As somebody that owns a Duplex myself, let alone my dad, there's a lot of real estate. As you know, you sign a contract, folks. And these numbers, those rents are going up. They're going up bottom line. That's and we all know it. Eight of the 20 cities reported higher price increases in the year ending in August 2021 versus the year ending in July 2021. Price gains were partly fueled by a drop in mortgage rates. We know how that helps the market. The 30-year fixed loan rate fell below 3% in July and stayed there until mid-September. It's risen a bit to about 3.25%. I mean, I've never seen numbers in my lifetime in this number, folks. You're talking about prices for houses going up 26% year over year. Crazy action across the board. All right, what else we got going on in terms of stocks and moving? Coinbase I wanted to get to. Now Coinbase, they get coverage with a buy-high-risk rating. I think they pushed out a bond out there as well. Coinbase down 6.10%. That is the weekly. You're at 3.24%. Quite a run they've had. You take a look at the daily. This thing has been a one-way rocket ship from 2.30 up to 3.24%. I mean, it makes sense when you got Bitcoin pushing $62,380. We jump over Ethereum as we come into the break right now. Ethereum 4202, just off the highs of 4406. Last week on the 21st, we make it to a high of 4404 within $2 of that high. Crypto on fire recently. Stay tuned, folks. 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Ladbrokes I'm somewhat familiar with just because of the name and the brand that they have the British love to gamble over there folks when I was playing a bunch of poker actually went over for a European Poker Tour event and this is going back I want to say 2013 potentially maybe 2000 no 2000 it would have been 2011 or 2010 they could play the European Poker Tour event in London only time I visit in London very cool and I bet a fine gentleman and what he did there is that he was a sports better but what people don't realize and they're going to realize because it's coming to the U.S. now is that in game betting is a monumentally large deal over in Europe and what it is is because we all know the market is that basically you have a bid ask for the entire game on who's going to win right and he was betting on tennis and what he actually did is he had people in the stands in the tennis matches he was betting on that would text him the moment a point was done and he had like a split second advantage to know which way the bid and the ask were going to move because he actually had people in the stands that were texting him which point who won what and that he was able to move the bid ask and be a market maker and just know the market was about to shift point by point as they were betting on tennis in game public information you know they just had a quicker access to a point being those are big big books over there in Europe but they're going to walk away 22.4 billion looks like they're not interested just yet and the market likes that they're not going to spend the cash just yet but guess what you're still well below the highs we had earlier this year at 74 38 for DraftKings all right folks stay tuned should be an interesting day in the markets we got Microsoft we got Google after the bell tonight we get the NASDAQ 100 up 134 points we got Amazon charging higher ahead of their earnings on Thursday up 2.1 percent we got Tesla making all-time highs look at this up 4.5 percent yet again a thousand seventy so much from reaching a thousand thanks for tuning in folks stay tuned Basil's up next live programming all day at TFNN have a great Tuesday everybody