 We got our man Teddy Kakes that he was working through some kinks on Skype there. They got to figure it out and let's just jump into it. Teddy Kakes that good morning. Good morning, Tommy. I hope you can hear me. I can kind of hear you. OK, yeah, you do sound a little bit of soft, but I believe we can hear you. Hopefully your producer, the producer can let me know if we're good to go on the air. But I appreciate you coming on, man. As we kick it off on a pretty important week with the CPI out tomorrow. We have the dollar index chopping around a bit. We got the 10 years sitting right at about four percent. So, yeah, tell me what you're thinking about this week, Teddy. I'm looking forward to the number tomorrow. I think it's going to be kind of sideways going into that. I mean, you can see how the trade was very lackluster at a past couple of sessions. You know, I was I kind of put that out in the Tiger Forex report, too, is that we were hitting some key swing lows in highs yesterday and last week in the marketplace and interest rates and oil. Also, they're kind of going sideways right now. I even put it in. I think I make the way I put it was, yeah, it's going to be a buzz saw between $70 and $75 in the oil market. And I think it's going to remain so between that little range. You know, and I think until we get the numbers out tomorrow, I think that's going to be a big deal because CPI is a big interest rate number. The feds can be watching that. So, you know, with the meeting that's coming up, you know, in the not too distant future, that is a number that if it comes out radically in the wrong direction or starts to track in the wrong direction, that's something you know is going to be on the table in the discussion. You know, so if it's tracking in the right direction, well, then, you know, that starts to put things more towards a dovish to halting, you know, situation with them. So, I'd be aware of that, you know, especially I would watch for the 10 year and the 30 year to, you know, probably move off of that number tomorrow. If they don't, you know, and it stays sideways, well, then I would expect to see a lot of sideways action in the currencies too. So, I'd be careful with that when it comes to volatility over the next couple of sessions. Nice. Yeah, that crude. You know, you've been calling it well, man, it is interesting. Just kind of, you wake up each day, 70 to 72 to 73, getting a little volatility, $1, $2 moves to neither direction, but kind of just chopping around for a bit. I do have two currencies that you might want to know about for some action for a trade, though. One is the yen and one is the pound, if you want to talk about one of those. I would love it, man. Let's kick it off with the yen. I was going to ask you about the yen. Always talking about the yen with you. What are you looking at for the yen right now? Okay, I just had to pull up the chart. Okay, so in the report, we had a nice little rally going on with the yen. They had a nice spike high last week. I really like where it's trading at right now, because as it is, if you look at where from the last big swing high down into last week's swing high, if you take that downward sloping channel line, we're coming right up on that this morning. If we take out last week's swing high, that's a pretty bullish sign that we're going to start to really try and make it up towards that 150 level. The only way I see that not happening is if you see a big rally in interest rates, like the 10-year and the 30-year, but I was looking at the 10-year and the 30-year and also the two and the five, and I still think you got a good like two to three handles where you could still pressure support in the 10-year. If that happens, you're looking at about four to five in the bonds, which puts that around one 16-ish area, something like that. So that's another $4 move and that would also help boost the dollar and also the US dollar yen, which could get the yen up to about that 150 mark. So I would watch interest rates. If interest rates stay flat, then it's going to probably be a little tough and this upside move might run out of steam. I wouldn't say that the bear trend is going to continue, but it may start to get choppy. So I would watch yields in that regards, especially if there's an uptick in oil. If you see oil get back above 75 and yields just stay relatively where they're at, or if they tick a little higher, then I think you'll see a little rally there. Nice. What was the second currency you had mentioned? That would be the British pound and this goes into... Perfect. I tell you, can you hang out for a second? We'll tease it, all right? Can you hang with us for the break? Perfect. We're going to talk some pound, folks. When we get back, stay tuned. We've got one more segment with our Manatee Kickstarter. Don't go away, folks. Welcome back, folks. If you get the S&Ps up by about six points right now, you trade to a high of 4807 and you see the action. A little bit of selling in the last few minutes. We're talking to our man, Teddy Kegstad. Folks, remember, you can head on over to the front page at TFNN. Check out the Newsletters tab. Check out Teddy's outstanding Tiger Forex report. He's got new issues every week on Monday, updates throughout the week. And if you have some time and you want to check out some of the webinars he's got as well, a couple of great webinars under the Services tab as well. And we're going to talk a little bit about that British pound right now. What are we looking at, Teddy? Pound. Last week, we set a nice critical swing low, OK? Now, we're hovering that low. It was just above our daily directional pivot level, which is at $125.94. So basically $1.26 even. If we take out that low, OK, that would set us up for a very nice correction that could get us down to probably that $124.30 to even $123.30. So you're looking at a good $4 move potentially. And I think that would be a very nice sell-off objective, especially if the dollar starts to have a little recoil. We'll see what that number is. Now, the key thing is I would use the range from Friday. So if we take out Friday's low, it's bearish. If we take out the high, then it's a good chance that we can make new swing highs and take out that high from about a couple of weeks and a half ago, two weeks ago, back around Christmas time. And that would, now to the upside, I don't think we have a big potential there. I think you could take out that high and maybe get up to $128.30, maybe push $129.00 even. So you're looking at maybe two points of upside potential there that's stretching it. You know, I think that you could see a nice sell-off that would be very healthy for the on relationship and that currency and then give us a nice boundary where we can start to digest numbers as we head into the first quarter and then set a trend. And another thing is people may need to get ready for some big sideways. We may be buffering up against the upper and lower boundaries of certain ranges in the currencies. So, you know, currencies, I love them because they trend most of the time but we're coming into that period where we could be into some range trading. So those long-term trends and a lot of these currencies that we've seen especially in like the yen and the yen is the only one because the BoJ could be doing stuff for the first time in a long time. But otherwise, there's a whole thing we're going to run. Teddy, that was great info, man. I appreciate the actionable info on those two trades. We'll talk to you next week. Folks, have a great day. Basil's up.