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The whole world can love you, but that is not the love that'll make you happy. What will make you happy is to share all the love you have inside of you. That is the love that'll make the difference. Mugger the wise. Let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow industry is up 47, Nasdaq down 17, S&P's off one and a half, gold contract down $20.80 trading at 2005 and ounce. We have silver down 11 cents, 24 dollars, 98 cents an ounce, late sweet crude off 95 cents, 79 dollars, 76 cents a barrel, notes and bonds. A 10-year note, down nine ticks, trading 115, 16, the 30 year of 18, that 132, 17, and king dollar. King dollar up 481, six, trading at 102, 573, euros at 108, ends at 133, and the British pound is at 123 to one US dollar. Our phone number's 877-927-6648. Give us a call folks. I know it'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? Well, bottom line folks, last Thursday, you got the rejection of lower price, you had light of volume, that's saying that this market wants higher price. And we'll see how this reacts coming up to this swing. And so we have out here on Friday, on last Thursday rather, you get down to a price point of that 405, you were coming into volume of $112 million, you did 63. Today, you're doing the same thing. You got an inside date today, but you're doing the same thing. You get down to 405.97, you're holding that level. If you look at the spy, the spy can pull back a bit, but I'm talking about a few points, let me give down eight points or something. Once we got that pop a little bit earlier in the day, right here, this pop right here, I mean, that's me, four, one, two, two. So yeah, well, four, one, two, two I can pull back to. You know, right there's the number, but that's not going to change the complex of going higher. All that's going to do is that, yeah, coming into the close, they take some bread, that's it. And the X100, same type of setup inside the NDX. We take a look at the NDX, what we have at the NDX out here, and you know, bank earnings start Friday, so that's, maybe we're just waiting for that. But bottom line inside the Qs, what we had, the Qs were coming into 75 million shares. We did 46 and rejected 312. And we have an inside day in the Qs, so that doesn't mean much, but that's also telling me, now the Qs get interesting, because the Qs, I mean, I think it's 334, the number we're looking at. Yes, 334, I mean, that's the number it's going after. So I suspect it's going to hit it too, because we have here, on the other side, when we came off the highs, at 334, that's the highest volume bar on the way down, folks, okay? 334.15 is the low of that bar. And you know, when you have counter-trend bounces, bottom line, you know, they like to go to it. So we'll see how that shakes out. We go to the gold contract, turning into a complex ABC structure up. And what complex means, folks, is this, is that means that you took out the B point, you took it out with volume, which gives you a price projection. Price projection is 2154. Now you back down under the B. Now, as long as you back down under the B with light volume, it's no big deal. And that's what we're doing. You're backing down under the B. So the B point is 2031. Well, we're at 2005, but you're backing down. When we took out that B point, the bottom line, we took that B point out with 233,000. You're only backing down with 129. We go to the dollar, we take a look at, well, no, next I want to go to the notes and bonds because the note and bond market's going to move this market again. And what's happening with the note and bond market, it looks to me like we're setting up a very large ABC structure on the way up. We'll see how large it is. But even if we just come back down to the last swing area, which is under 10 is about 114.07, or the one below that at 113, either one of those still sets up a very large ABC structure in the way up. And both of those are approximately, well, one's just over a 0.382 that has a 5.0. You're backing down with tremendously light of volume. You're talking about volume-wise here on the 10. Yeah, it's a joke, actually. You're backing down with 704,000 contracts going into 1.5 million. And then if we get over into the dollar, this is the wild card out here. The dollar, bottom line, couldn't make it to 106 or 107 last time. And all of that 106 or 107 is a 0.382 of the leg down. And bottom line, it gave it up at the 103.5. Now it saved itself right where the strength was. The strength in the dollar came off the lows that 101.546. We made it to 1014.15 and rejected lower price. So we'll see, once again, if in fact, we can see that dollar go up to that 106 or 107. But my take is that we're gonna do it. We take a look at some why, because the bottom line is that it's a great trading market. And when a great trading market, you're gonna be bouncing back and forth very quickly inside of the indices, inside of the bond market, inside of the currency market. So we take a look at some of the higher volume equities here. First, we'll go inside the NDX100. What you have inside the NDX is that MicroNTech's up seven and a half percent. AMD's up about three and a half percent. Lambda Research's up three and a half. Taken away from a JD.com's off two, Apple's off 1.86, Google's off 1.8. Inside of the Dow industrials. The strength versus the weakness inside the Dow. Point wise here, you get Caterpillar put in that 39 positive points, Home Depot 19, American Fresh 12. Taken away from it. Apple, only 20, give me a break. Microsoft 17, you got Amgen 15. That's not a lot of selling, man. That's the bottom line, folks. I mean, you look at the headlines on it, it was pretty wild. And yes, there's no doubt, Apple makes all their money with the iPhones, but they sell a lot of my catars computers too. And 40% cut in any type of business you're in is pretty intense, man. There's no doubt about that. Dow, Dow industrials right now, let's just see how this is set up. Actually, I want to, IWM, let's go look at that IWM for a second. IWM, we take a look at the IWM. Okay, so yeah, that one was higher priced too. I mean, it broke the lower consolidation, but once it got back in the other side of it, which is 170, it's saying, hey, this'll have to build cars, but that looks to me like, these highest swing points, and the IWM, I don't think they're highest swing points there. It'll commit to some flak, but the indices that highest swing point is there. Stay right there, folks, to become right back with IWM, it's the Steve Rhodes. 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Steve Rose, what's going on? How about that John Rom guy? Amazing, he's on a tear, man. He's on a tear, yeah. Yeah, just like Scotty Shep there was last year, it seems like Rom is doing that exact same thing. Yes. But what a fantastic master's tournament it was. For me, and our weather's just a tad different, yours and mine, but we haven't rained out here. I can't remember when we had a bad weather day recently, over the last couple of months. This Sunday, yesterday, it was a terrible weather day here, so it was perfect. For being able to get up early, watch the finish of the third round, and then watch the last round yesterday. But it's amazing that Tiger tied the record now for the most number of cuts made out there, so that was pretty cool. The temperatures, the weather that those guys played in, that was extraordinary. It's so cool that it turned around that they could finish it because if you had, sorry folks, okay, trees are coming down, I mean, that was hard to comprehend. There's two trees coming down, it's like, whoa, man. Yeah, big, big, big trees, but it's a great tournament. I loved Phil, how about Phil and Jordan Spieth? I don't know if they broke a record for their under par between the two of them in, for one group, I've got to guess that they did. It was amazing, I mean, Phil's like, he's broken some records and finished number two. I think it's almost one thing. Great tournament. Hey, what I thought we would do today is something just a tad different than what I've done in the past here and providing information really just to give people what I'd call something to think about. So the whole purpose of today's presentation is to throw out some information and have people think about it. And really the end goal here with regard to any conclusions that we might draw here is that if, well, we'll just let this presentation take us down that path out here. But I think what I'm really trying to also say though is this has some longer term implications, especially for those of us that are managing the long-term type money. Oftentimes we're talking and we're dealing with shorter term type trades out there. So the question is, is the Federal Reserve raising interest rates to STEM inflation? Which is what we all believe is going on. That's certainly the words coming out of Chair Powell's mouth. It's my belief and I know what your belief is well that actions speak way louder than words. So let's go take a look at the actions of the Federal Reserve. And what I did, Tom, and everybody can, they can do the same thing. They can search the internet, they'll find out the same information. So the first thing I went to do is to find out what was the first time in some type of a statement that Paul used the word transitory. Turns out it was March 20th, 2019. So what I have up here on this top row is I've got all of the Fed meetings in 2019 and whatever rate decisions they would have made. So we had six meetings ever since that March 20th statement of transitory. We take a look at all of 2020 out here. So there were eight different meetings that took place between January of 2020 to December 16th of 2020. No rate increases out there. Now, if we take a look at this very bottom panel here, Tom. Yes. This is from the Bureau of Information Statistics or everybody can grab this exact same date out here. And at least it provides for us the inflation rate also by year. So we can start taking a look at from the time period that he used the word transitory to then we get into 2021. And in 2021, it's very clear here, we take a look at this bottom panel that inflation was really on the rise. We got well above the 2% level by April. It never backed down. And so these highlighted areas, you'll see all of 2021 also no rate increases. Why no rate increases? When it was very clear that it wasn't transitory that rates were going up. And in fact, we didn't see rates rise. The first time that rates rose out here was March 16, 2022. That was like some 15 days after Russia invaded Ukraine. So we have clear inflation moving higher. The Fed doesn't take any action until Russia invades Ukraine. Why is that? Why is that just a coincidence out here? So just to summarize this, Joe Powell first uses the word transitory, March 2019. Rates are left at zero from 2019, all of 2020. March 21, inflation prints at 2.6%. Followed by 4.2 and continues to rise. Powell still takes no action. Russia invades Ukraine February 24th. And at the very next FOMC meeting, March 16th, just less than three weeks since that invasion, the Fed begins raising interest rates. And I don't believe that's a coincidence. And the only reason I don't believe that's a coincidence is because I've gone back and I've done some of the homework. Here's some of the homework. If we take a look on April 2nd, 1917, that's when Woodrow Wilson asked Congress to declare war on Germany. So all we have to do is go back to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. We can grab this data. We can take, let's get inflation rates, in this case here I'm using the consumer price index. And the arrow marks the beginning of when the US entered World War I. And what we can see is inflation rose, it continued to rise. It really, World War I began before the US got involved. It actually took place in 2014. We can see that inflation began rising into the United States. So that's World War I. Now let's take a look at this chart here. So just to kind of bring it home, summarize it a little bit clearer. Here we've got the inflation rates. And so I go back to 1915, we can see World War I inflation moving higher. We take a look at World War II inflation moving higher. We take a look at Vietnam War. Inflation moving higher. Now we get to the Russia-Ukraine War and inflation is moving higher. So in one sense we can say, yeah, Powell was raising interest rates to stem off inflation, because he knew what really I didn't know until I started to do the work on this, was that during our war times we've got inflation that starts moving higher. So in one sense you could technically say, yeah, that's why he was raising rates. But he's not giving us the impression that he's raising rates because of a war, an impending war that's coming. So I believe he was really trying to get out front. And I don't believe maybe we start to see some little bit of a pause here, but if in fact we are really headed into World War III, I believe that rates continue to rise. So sometimes maybe not what he's saying, maybe it's what he's not saying. Now of course folks might be sitting back and say, well, what's that mean to me? And I do think if this in fact, if this conclusion we go down this path and say, okay, that's logical. Well, what I also did here is I produced the charts here during World War I just so we could get a feel. So I can't really go, I can't go back to the exact dates, but I can go back to the years here with this tool from Seasnick. So if we just take like 1914 to 1918, people will see how the Dow traded. If we take a look at World War II, we can see how the Dow traded. If we take a look at Vietnam, we can see how the Dow traded. I want people to think that the markets are just gonna move to the downside out there. But I think that there is long-term planning that we might need to consider. And I believe that Powell's raising rates, not just to fend off the supply chain inflation, but more so driven by the war based upon the past history. So something to think about. Yeah, no, listen, it is. I mean, the Afghan war is not in there, but the Afghan war wasn't used as much as the magician's either. I mean, I'm quite familiar. Yeah, there's a deal there. I get it, I get it. 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This is just the opposite of what the market's doing. See how the XLE, the first day that the oil went up at $5, it had a price jump big time, and it closed the night before at 83.16, opened the next day up at 87. Yeah, 87.14. Now see what happened today? You got a huge contraction of volume. You're going into 24 million as well as 31 million. You got a contraction of volume of 11, and you gave it up on price. So that's saying that the XLE is going to go fill this gap. And that's okay. You actually want the gap filled sooner rather than later because you know only a few points down. I mean, the gap there is only 83 and you're at 85.71, because if you go to 90 and then you're just laying out there, it's like, okay, doesn't have to get filled immediately, but they love getting filled. So it's a better situation when you get filled at the beginning versus the end. Let's go take a look at the silver market out here. So the silver market, you know, it's been strong, but it, you know, bottom line is teetering. Well, first off, it did, the gold, the end silver market, the XAU, the HUI, they all did 100% move or move, including silver folks. And what 100% move of a move is, is if we take a look at silver, you go back to December, bottom line, so it was at 24.94. You get all the way down to 1990. You get all the way back to 25.10. That's 100% move for the move. When you do 100% move for move, bottom line, you're gonna, well, if this is a move up, you're gonna back down. And the cool thing about a back down though on this is that there's so much strength in the way up, more than like you'll back down with light of volume and what you're actually doing is setting up an ABC structure on the way up. So if I take a look at this and I put the generic silver on it, let's see how this shakes out. Okay, so you're right at the top of the range. Actually, over this range. So even a back down, the next run up here, I suspect there's gonna be this, yeah, it's 28, 30 bucks. That's how this thing is lining up right now, 28 to 30 dollars. We go take a look at Microsoft, which is no doubt been one of the strongest equities in the NDX100, still hanging there, man. Look at this, it's hanging up there, it's hanging up there big. We go take, we pull this back, you know, you're down off the high of 349 or 288. That being said, if we go from that match level, yeah, this is amazing, some of what some of these did. So the March 2020 level, the pandemic low, bottom line, it did a .618 retracement folks. So remember something, well, yeah, no, first to remember this. See last month, that's monster volume folks. This is one's higher price, man. You know, let's see, 276, this one's higher price. That bar is huge, is that monthly bar? That's a big number. That monthly bar, 748 million going at the 477, even going to 647, and then 900 is the biggest one, but it's already digging into that bar. The bottom of that bar is 276 or 288. That's impressive, man. That's impressive. Now that's saying it's not gonna break its high in the way up, but just getting to its high enough would be pretty impressive. Google, we go take a look at Google. Google caught a bit at the end of last week and Google's been a dog. Yeah, this is hanging here. You can see last Thursday, bottom line, Google, you know, shot up to this 109.63. Last high there was 108.52. It's gonna need a little bit more volume, but that's what building cause is all about. So going sideways will build cause. Our sideways are lower. What ends up happening? You know, you can actually find out more about equities on the counter trend move to see how they move. We take a look at Google, we put this on a monthly, and what you're gonna see, this looks like more than .618 to me, but no, it's just barely, just barely more than .618 of the match lows. And in Google's case, now, this is where it gets really intriguing. In Google's case, you can see both months, you know, people were buying this. Now, evidently, people were selling it also because the stock was so weak. But when you take a look at this in the aftermath, the bottom line is that that's a pushing to a higher price with higher volume. And then, yeah, I mean, 124 or 104. Okay, so let's go to some of the banks. Who's gonna kick us off here? Let's see what happens here. You got the 18th, we're at the 10th, so it's not Bank of America, either that or that's when they start. Bank of America's the 18th. There we go, 14th, city group. Okay, where's JP Morgan? Okay, good, JP Morgan. Let's do JP Morgan. So the lows 101, the highs 144, they are gonna be looking, the 14th is gonna be Friday, right? A Thursday, they said 10th, right? Yeah, so they're gonna be looking to bring 37 billion to the top line and $3.39 cents to the bottom line. Let's see what we have here. Put this on a weekly. Yeah, this looks to me that, you know, no matter what they come out and say, this one just wants lower price. So there is like a lot of divergence in this marketplace, man. That's a high volume low, though, from four weeks ago when that banking crisis was out there. It's still a high volume low. You can see one sideways hasn't got hit yet. That the low prior to that's a high volume low, one on 120, so that could be game also. So we'll see where they shake out. But that's, so that's J.P. Morgan. The city group is gonna be coming out also. City group, the lows for one year is 40, the highs 54. They're coming out the 14th in the morning. They're looking to do 19.9 billion to the top line, $1.67 to the bottom line. Same setup, exact same setup. You can see, it makes sense too. You get a high volume low that's laying out here, 42.01. This one here is starting to reject price today. You can see, you're going up today with, what, 9 million? And you're going into, look at that. You're going into 50 million with nine. That's not even close, folks. That's when things get really wild. You get a big seller, you don't have enough buyers. You're pushing up, trying to hold price, can't hold price, why can't you hold price because you have so many buyers on the other, sellers on the other side. Dow, Dow industrial is right now trading up 24, and as it goes down 23, S&P's up three and a half, stay right there folks, we'll come right back. If you're looking for potential trading setups in the stock market, then Rocket Equities and Options Report is a newsletter you should try. 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Let's go to our man, John and Philly. John, what's going on, brother? Hello, big John, how are you today? I'm doing great, man, yourself? Very good, thank you. We're finally getting some spring-like weather out here on the frozen tundra. That's a beautiful thing. After a long, long wait. Tom, I wanted to ask you about the E-mini S&Ps and actually the Nasdaq futures as well. Yes. Just as I observed this, the highs were made last week in the first half hour last Tuesday, fell down into the lows of the first half hour on Thursday. We bounced up strongly intraday all Thursday from those morning lows. This morning, we made another low, essentially a little double bottom in the first hour and have spent just like we did on Thursday. My question to you, sir, is do you see any evidence, anything that would lead you to believe that this is making a lower high right here and that we then trail off the rest of the week? I actually, I see a potential ABC up, John, the way this is trading because of the way that we went. We have volume on that spike. Well, two different things. The Friday, the prior Friday is a sign of strength. So when you get a sign of strength in the marketplace, you know, I pay attention to it. And that was a wide-priced, spread-accelerated volume. Then the spike, you know, had volume in it. So it's like, okay, is this an ABC up? And if it's an ABC up in the futures, it's a 4-3-3-0. And the next swing point up there is 4-2, what is it? 4-2-4-4. I know it's bizarre, trust me, I think it's bizarre too, but that's what I'm thinking, man. Yeah, that's what it seems like, you know? So we'll see how we- I appreciate you just doing that a little bit of elaboration. That's all I needed to know. Yeah, no, we'll see particularly, well, like Apple today, John, right? This is like pretty bizarre. I mean, you know, Apple, those numbers, you know, the computer numbers come in this morning, and you know, Apple's numbers are down 40% on computers. Like, yeah, I get it that, you know, they're iPhones, but they sell plenty of computers, man. It's not like they don't- Well, in fact, let me explain, let's see. So computers, we break this down. March this, let's see, revenue. No, I don't have it, interesting. I thought they did, man. Anyway, but you get the gist of it. Like the way Apple was trading today, that kind of blew my mind, and that's saying that, you know what, they're still not selling. And listen, this can have all to do with that we're just gonna be at a higher number, and you actually won't be able to buy anymore. You know what I'm saying? That the higher number folks would be the aspect of inflation in general, okay? And bottom line, that happens, you know? I mean, that's what happens, which is really bizarre, but you know, you won't mean you're gonna be buying more stuff. You know, a dollar, you know, bottom line, as we know, won't be worth what a dollar could buy. And yet the higher number would be there, so. Very good, I appreciate your looks, looksy, thanks again, Tom. Have a great one, man, have a safe one. Let's go to George in Tampa. Hey, George, what's going on? In general, yeah, how are you doing? I'm doing great, man, yourself? I'm doing great. You like the weather this morning? Oh, the weather is beautiful, my God. Taking it beyond belief, yeah. We're in heaven right now, folks. It's about 80 degrees with no humidity. It's like amazing, yeah. So, Diana Shipping, right? Yes, I'd like to take a look at it and see your opinion on it. Let's take a look. The low is 336, the high is 671. Next time that they come up with numbers is on May 24th, they're gonna be looking to do 71 million with a top line and 22 cents to the bottom line. So let's see what we have here. I see, okay. Yeah, be careful here. What's coming right is that flack at that 397. See, that downdraft was pretty intense. Let me pull this back a bit, one second. Okay, so yeah, this is gonna have to build cause for quite some time, George, because of the way that came down. Yeah, the way it came down, I realized that. Right. Do you think it'll make it at least back up to that 428 area? It would be, it's gonna be high. It's hard to get into right where it is right now, actually, the 396. See, what happens when you get a large bar like that, the top of that bar was 479, the bottom's 496. When you get something like that, it's really hard just to even get into the 496 and you can see it's tried it five days so far and it can't do it. And what's also happened, just so you can understand, the shipping rates have gone down dramatically. I mean, big time. From the aspect of approximately, if I go back a year and a half, you're talking about $14,000 for a high top container, 40 foot high top to 3,200 today, so. Okay. That's a big number, so I'd be careful, man. You got time to look at one more quick one? Absolutely, yeah. This is an oil tanker, it's N-A-K, I mean, N-A-P. Yep. Northern Dynasty, oh no, say that again. N is a Nancy, A-T. Thank you. Okay, so this here, you get the lowest 180, the highest 467, same number, man. Same deal. Yeah. Okay. Yeah, I was looking at trying to get out that 50-day moving average, I thought at least get back up to there. Yeah, just be careful when they break like this, because what does happen is that the tank is always boom and bust. I mean, last time it looked like they were never gonna bust again, and they did, you know what I'm saying? So it's like, oh, I don't think that, you know, first off. Thank you for your time. Okay, man, have a great one, have a safe one. Dow industries right now, it's up 59, the Nasdaq is down 16, S&Ps are flat, and those tanker rates, folks, okay, they move around like in an extraordinary way. So, you know, as a commodity, what ends up happening, as they move around, you know, bottom line, raises the bottom line, it gets taken out. And you know, what most of those companies do is that they suck all the money out when things are good, and then they never have any money when things are bad, and that's how it goes. And you see that, that's how it goes are a lot of these companies, by the way, okay? You see these companies, if they kept money in, just like a country, if a country kept money in when, you know, and do infrastructure, there's a story about Bolivia, and the journal today, and what it's all about, you know, they were a huge exporter of natural gas, you know, bottom line is that for a while, it really worked well, then all of a sudden they didn't put the infrastructure back in. Now, the bottom line is that if you have US dollars in Bolivia, you are the king of everything, because they're running out of US dollars, they're running out of euros, because what they did is that they didn't keep putting the money back in. And it has to do with, you know, it's really wild. What I actually really learned, more than anything, especially building so many houses, being involved with so many houses is this. The reason that depreciation is whether it's a 21%, 21-year depreciation, a 20, a 30-year, the bottom line is that you better keep fixing your house, because the reality is that if you don't, you are gonna have a house that is basically not falling down, but you're gonna have trouble. If you don't, that's what depreciation's all about. You gotta put money back in and keep things up. Or you're gonna run into trouble. Stay right there, folks, you'll come right back. Are you looking for a way to consistently add winning trades to your portfolio? 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Go to TFNN.com and hit Watch Tiger TV. That's TFNN.com and hit Watch Tiger TV. Well, welcome back folks to Dow. Dow industry's up 54, you get the Nasik down to 18. S&Ps are up one and a half. So, we have here folks, you can have another rejection of lower price, you can have lighter volume. Let's take a look at the indices right now. So, indices volume right now, you get NYC's at 460. So, this is going to be really light volume. We're at 800 on Thursday. This will probably do 750, which is amazing by the way, okay? That is really light volume. And what you have there is that you went to a low, not to a high. Inside of the composite, well, the composite's going to do more actually, because the composite is at 3.6. We did 3.8 on Friday, on Thursday rather. So, if we take a look at the composite, it's still the same thing. It's going to be a rejection of lower price. And it's an inside day, yeah. But it's an inside day, it's a rejection of lower price. That's saying the composite still wants to run up this 12, 269 area. So, it's going to be intriguing watching this whole thing shake out, because when you take a look at the market, where we are, bottom line, it's still kind of crawling and trying to get to a higher price. And this dollar, bottom line is, this is going to dictate, you know, exactly how far this thing can go. And the notes and bonds, so what's also going to happen is this, I think it's Thursday, let's see, one second. The Fed minutes, these are going to be good to know, folks, okay, the Fed minutes, okay, because the last Fed meeting, we're going to get those Fed minutes on, oh, it's not until, no, April 12th, April 12th, man. Hey, we're getting those Wednesday. That's going to be a big number. So Wednesday, we're going to get some action. That Fed minutes, that's going to be some action. The reason being is that when you look at it at the aspect of, you know, did the Fed have to go down, I mean, up on rates, just to save face because of the implosion of Silicon Valley Bank as well as Signature Bank. So we will get more discussion on those immediate minutes that come out Wednesday at two o'clock. Always remember, folks, the bank and claw your heart out, the bull can run you over and thank God, there's always another trade. Health app is in prosperity. Have a great night, folks. Have a safe night. Come back and visit Tommy tomorrow morning, kicks us off 9 a.m., great change, folks. Real, look at him, folks.