 Welcome folks, this is Tom O'Brien of TFNN. We go 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. Kick off December, gotta love it. Futures contracts folks, they're rolling out until 2020. Check it out. Always do your best, express your own divinity. You don't need the acceptance of others, you don't need knowledge or great philosophy concepts. You have the right to be you and express your own divinity by being alive. Loving yourself and loving others. Market-wise, let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industries down 218, NASDAQ is off 88, S&P's down 25, gold contract down $3.40 straight and at $14.62 an ounce. We have silver down 12 cents, $16.84 an ounce. Lights we crude, up 86 cents, $56.03 a barrel, notes and bonds. You get the 10 year down 12 six, 128.31, 30 year off for full point, plus 12 six, 157 to 20 and King dollar. King dollar down 446 straight and at 97.833. The euros at $1.10, the yen is at 108 and the pound is at 129 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&P's. Let's take a look at them. What do you have? Okay, so we make all-time highs last Wednesday before Thanksgiving holiday. Bottom line, we make that all-time high and the spy with the 44 million shares. We all were going up for quite some time with the volume contract and bottom line is that you're up there. What do we have today? You're coming down, you're coming down with volume. Bottom line, we'll see whether you get any follow-through. You know, this run here, this has been a non-stop run, folks, since October 3rd. We are 284 October 3rd. The only time that you actually did, and this is the heads up, actually. We had made an all-time high on November 19th with 67 million. You sold down with 79. Okay, pretty dramatic sell-down. Not on price, but you had large operators pushing product out. We'll see whether we get any follow-through on this one here. Bottom line, right now you do have a contraction on price and you get an expansion on volume. And to the NDX 100, we have the same setup inside the NDX. NDX 100 right now is trading at 202, the Q's rather 202.95. Same type of setup, we made a high last Wednesday. Out here at 17 million, you get 22 million on the way down. Small caps. Small caps, they have topped, they topped out July of 2018. That being said, they made a nice little run for themselves. Bottom line is that they got over the consolidation that they've been trading in for, I believe, yeah, since October of 2018. The top of that consolidation, 160.110, and guess what, they just gave it up in spades. We're at 160.08 inside the IWM, and that brings you inside the lower range. Again, that means that the lower range is gained once again down to 144. So you get a lot of moving parts out here. Gold contract, what do we have with the gold contract? Gold contract right now, rejected lower price out here today. We pushed forward last week after we rejected lower price. So the way that the gold metals, physical metals set up, it looks to me like we want higher price. The equities have already started moving, okay? Bottom line is that, whether you go look at the GDX out here, whether you basically look at just about any of the gold equities, you go look at the nugget, the direction, 300%. Leveraged product, you'll see that thing already moved from last week from $25 to $27.76, and it has volume behind the move. So the equities were moving first. Now what we have is that on Friday, we basically, we did 272,000 contracts, big contract volume. You're doing 298 today, looks to me that that thing's gonna go top side. And it's gonna be all about the U.S. Dollars. No two ways about this. And when we take a look at the U.S. Dollar, now we don't have volume on the dollar folks, okay? This is the dollar, I use the dollar spot index. And the reason, volume is not consistent in currencies because there's so many different platforms too, by the way, that's how that really, that's how that does work. That being said, this is wide price spread out here today. You know, we went from 98, 376 to 97, 811. That sets up the bottom of the consolidation, which is 97, 141. You break that bottom of the consolidation and what you could, well, we break that consolidation and then you would be down into the 95, 96 area, which we haven't been in quite some time. And I suspect what that, most of that was about is that you had Trump come out this morning and tweet that the, well, did not tweet. Lighthouse put tariffs on Brazilian, Argentinian, and in Argentina, steel as well as aluminum. And that wasn't what I would say hit the dollar. What hit the dollar is that that was wrapped inside basically an attack on the Federal Reserve, our Federal Reserve, saying that bottom line that rates are still too high, number one, and that he felt that the reason the tariffs are going on is that they are basically letting their currency depreciate and that's hurting our farmers. Bottom line, folks, okay, strong dollar hurts farmers, period. There's no doubt about that. The real question is gonna be, is this gonna be a currency war that's coming up next? And we'll see. If it's ever a currency war, man, let me tell you something, you better get out of the way. Because as I said many times, just taff wars in themselves, you know, you start a war, you forget what it's about, you go into it six months a year and then there's always something else. It's just, that's how wars go in general, right? Currency war, that's a whole different animal, man. That's a whole different animal. Why? Because so many large corporations depend on stable currencies, stable, you know, and most of the time what does happen is this, is that when currencies move, folks, they do move for long periods of time in a trending aspect. There's no two ways about that. So if we go over and I was talking about the real last week, I was talking about the real because, and this might take us, that this doesn't have to do with, they didn't do this on purpose, believe me, the rail has been getting devalued for a long period of time. When we brought this up, we're at $420 to one U.S. dollar, you know, you go back to 2018, you're at 350, you know. Big, big number, no doubt about that. Dow, Dow Industries down to 221, we get Nasdaq off 89, S&P's off 26. Stay right there, folks, come back with our mammoth and a Mazda head of products at Direction Shares, come on back.