 founder, owner, the stock swoosh where she is looking to short some of the most popular names in the market, or at least they were. Good morning to you. Melissa Armo. Nice to see you. We've had two days of selling in this new quarter. How are you thinking about the market? Big picture. I think the market's been in a tough spot for the last two weeks, making new highs and then failing. I think the market's going to wait probably till Friday to have some kind of big move because of course we have the unemployment number Friday. And then earnings season starts. So I think it's going to be a really wild month to trade. What do I mean? I mean, there's going to be a lot of opportunity if you're on the right side of things, but you have to be careful and patient. While a lot of people have been long this market and it's been going up, up, up, today we were down quite a lot and we're trying to sell off then we don't look like we're going to. So I think people need to be careful until Friday as far as the overall market goes. Remember, we've had a big run up and things don't go up forever. So that's my take on that. Understood. Understood. So in the short term, some unevenness, I mean, do you think that the end of the year where, do you have a forecast between now and the end of the year? Well, it's really interesting. This year, 2024, number one, it's an election year, but number two, the whole focus this year is going to be on the Fed and interest rates. And remember six months ago, supposedly the Fed was going to cut rates five times, then four times, now three times. Now, now there's talk out speculation today, which is one of the reasons the market's down this morning, that the Fed may not cut rates at all now this year. So the fact that it's an election year, I think there's a possibility the Fed might want to cut rates before November, but maybe we only get one cut this year. We don't get three. We don't get two. We only get one. Remember the data, at least the data that's coming out, that shows that things are going well, that there's economic growth. So the Fed may not want to cut rates and may want to hold off for a bit. Now in your defense, Tesla's name that you have not been hot on, you know, if we had done this before the deliveries came out, you were not hot on this name at all. You had Dan Ives, who's a friend of the network, talking about the disaster numbers for the deliveries. And it could mean darker days ahead unless there was some sort of reversal from Elon Musk for what's happening here from this trend. It's selling off today about 6 percent. Where do you think Tesla's headed and why? I think Tesla can get to 160 very easily within the next two weeks. And I know that seems like a far cry from where it's at right now, around 164, 165. But this morning before the open, Tesla sold off like a hot cake right at nine o'clock. It literally sold off $10 in the pre-market. I was sitting here. I watched it sell off. I saw it sell off before I even heard the news or anything that happened. It was a massive dump of selling that happened in the pre-market that created this stock to gap down this morning. And while you have retail traders coming in to try to buy the dip on this, which is one of the reasons it's not at 160 yet, I really think that this is going to continue to fall. And again, when you're looking at a stock, when you're looking at how to decide to trade it, you've got to go with what institutions are doing, not what retail traders are doing. And again, if retail traders would follow institutional money, they make a lot more money and have more success when they take individual trades. Real-term, short-term, whatever you want to look at between now and the earnings for Tesla, which today was like a pre-earnings announcement to say that the sales are down, the deliveries are down, so that I would say the stock has much, much more room to go to the downside. Again, you could look at the overall market. The market is screaming in the last couple of months at brand new all-time highs. And where is Tesla? Tesla is nowhere near the highs, continues to sell off, didn't have good earnings in the first part of this year. And now we're seeing, like I said, earnings season in a couple of weeks. We're going to find out really what they say. But I mean, I just don't see any improvement for this stock in the next at least two months. Yeah. I mean, I'm almost out of time and you have two more names, but I am thinking about the EV space Rivian sold off today. Is Tesla a buy under 160? Are there any EV names that you do like quickly? No, I don't like any of them right now. They're very expensive. Remember, we're in a period of inflation. People want to spend the money on these cars. And they're expensive. And they're hard to, again, you've got to go find a place to refuel. And not everybody has, they don't have enough places for people to go to get the electric in these cars. And then that takes up hours. So it's just not convenient and it's expensive. All right. There are some concerns about maybe shipments for the iPhone being a little soft. Your thoughts on Apple and where that's headed? Again, Apple used to be the big stock that would affect the overall market. I think NVIDIA has taken over Apple's hold on the market and the QQQs, which is sad in one way. But again, kind of a relief because you look at it and you say, well, now what do I do? The Qs have been in new highs and Apple's been falling. I still think Apple has downside. We'll see what the earnings say, but it doesn't look and seem to have a hold on the market as it used to. NVIDIA is the one that really seems to move the QQQs anymore, not Apple. And then there's Boeing that obviously is having a tough, tough time of it year to date down almost 30 percent. Where do you think this is heading? Is there a better days ahead for Boeing or not so much? No time soon. Well, remember, people bought it a couple of weeks ago, about two weeks ago, and had that gigantic green bar and everybody thought, well, this is the end, this is the lowest for the year, and everything's going to be fine. I don't see that happening for this stock. I think you've got to wait for the earnings for this one to come out, and this is an early earnings one Boeing, so I wouldn't do anything with this until earnings come out. But sure, it could go lower. I think something can keep going lower until it gets to zero, just like something can keep going higher for infinity and beyond, just like no video. Remember when we was talking about NVIDIA and said, well, can't keep going, and almost hit a thousand. So, of course, Boeing can go lower. Yeah, and the low, the recent low was 176. That was back in the October-November time. Thank you so much. Melissa Armo, nice to see you. Thank you. Thank you. The stock swoosh. George Stiller.