 Welcome, folks. This is Tom O'Brien of TFNN. We have five days a week. We go seven 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 day. It's making a great night, folks. To begin a great relationship, know what you want. Know what the needs of your body are and what the needs of your mind are. What fits with you, what fits well with you. There are millions of men and women and some of them will make a good match for you and others won't. The two of you only need to be like a key in a lock, a match that works. Mockin' your eyes! Let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industries Up 22, NASDAQ Dow Up 1, S&Ps Down 2, Gold Contract Flat, 18.34 an ounce. We have Silver Down 6 cents, 21 dollars, 8 cents an ounce. Lightsweak crude, down a buck to 80. 82 dollars, 32 cents a barrel. Notes and bonds. A ten-year note. Up 7 ticks, trading 107.10, 30-year. Down 3 ticks at 111.13 and King Dollar. King Dollar trading down 453 ticks at 106.346. Euro at 105. He ends at 148 and the British pound is at 121 to 1 U.S. Dollar. iPhone numbers 877. 927.6648. Give us a call, folks. I want to know what's going on in your world. In the world of the S&Ps, let's take a look at them. What we got out here is this Mockin' is waiting for these job numbers tomorrow and I got to feel these job numbers are going to be light and this Mockin' probably wants to pop. So if we go back three days, right, what you had is that you take a look at it, you came back to the breakout area. We came back to basically, what is that, 80 million and 100 million on the spy and it came back with 105. Then yesterday we did 87. Now today you're doing 52, but what you had happen here also is that watch, you're doing 52, but this rejected lower price out here this morning. So let's go look at the futures. You'll see the futures. It looked like it could be a horror show this morning because the bottom line thing is down to 4258 and then guess what, about 10, 30, 11 o'clock just started to take off. So it's at the top of the range right now. That's where we're sitting right now. That is going to be predicated. I'm going to go right to the dollar because this is just wild man. I mean, you can see the dollar. The dollar had a one-way route on the way down today. Now I'm going to bring this over because this is the picture. This is our man, Mr. Bud Rolves, right, the channel master. And what you want to really get your head wrapped around on this, there's not so much, the channels are going to be important because if we have one more down day we will break this channel. But what I want you to really look at is that since July, this is so unusual, since July, every time that the dollar has pulled back, you didn't have more than a two-day pullback. You know, look at this. Here, one day, rejected it, you hire again. Here was only one day. Here was one day. Here's two days. Here was one day. Here, what kind of account that? I mean, that's really one day. This is two days. That was like four days ago last week and here's two days. So that's how strong the dollar has actually been running higher. So we'll see how this shakes out tomorrow because the jobs number comes out at 8.30. If this goes down another half a point, you're going to break the channel. Now what does happen when you break a channel line, the bottom line is that way you're going to go back up and test it. But we'll see how this shakes out, man. That's the bottom line. I'm going to go right from there to the bond market because they're all in correlation. In the 10-year bottom line, the cool thing, like I'm looking and I'm saying, okay, has this bottomed? I mean, I thought it bottomed a couple of weeks ago and it didn't. And it's like, one of the things that, you know, you came down, you rejected lower price yesterday. But what's also happening is that you can't turn on any type of financial news without everyone just talking about bonds. So it's like, what are these deals? You know, if you remember your targets and prices, we came to the one we did at the World Trade Center in Boston, the webinar, not the webinar, that was live, actually. And I remember Tom Dorsey, when he started off, he does this deal with magazines. And as soon as the magazine, as soon as it's on the front page of the magazine, forget it, it's over, right? So it is intriguing that, you know, we're pretty close to that type of situation. The real kicker, though, is that do you just get a dead cat bounce and rates stay, you know, at the, you know, 4.5% on the 10-year, or 4% even, you know, instead of going like the, you know, the sweet spot in the 10-year would be about 3.5 to 3. And what I'm saying, what I mean by that, folks, is that if you can get the 10-year down to that, what ends up happening is that that releases pressure on the marketplace, on the mortgage market, all of the above. You can see this 4.7 equals almost the 7.5, this is almost 8, you know, mortgage, which is about as intense as you can get. Well, in this day and age, okay, because the bottom line is that, you know, people, they're talking about the aspect, hey, this can get higher, they've been a lot higher. Well, they were a lot higher, folks, when prices were a lot lower, you know, the correlation about as intense as you can get, okay? We didn't have rates at 8% and 10% when the normal house is like 400,000. The normal house, in fact, I'm going to pull that up. I bet the normal house then was like 40,000, but probably 10 times more than that. We take a look at the gold contract, hasn't been able to get off the bottom, you know, gold contract, 158,000. They're not sinking it, but the bottom line is that it hasn't been able to catch a bid. To go to the silver contract, kind of the same, well, it is the same setup, the exact same setup. And, you know, this market now is waiting for tomorrow morning, for sure. So, the job numbers come in light. That's going to be another piece of information that would say that, okay, they're not going to go up anymore. The question is, is that how long are they going to keep it sideways and how long are they going to keep it tight? Dow investors down 12, Nasdaq's off 10, S&P's off 5. Stay right there, folks. We'll come right back.