 Again, folks, this is Jacob Schup, filling in for Tom O'Brien. Let's take a look at what we got going on today. That this market really wants a higher price. It would see the, yes, many trading up about 0.87 percent right now, just over that 5,000 mark. And I believe one second, the SPX were trading, yeah, 4,998 currently. That 5,000 mark is pretty huge, at least psychologically speaking. Pretty interesting stuff going on. Again, I really think this market is just pushing higher prices, and they really want it as well. Let's look at the Russell up about 0.15 percent today, not as much as the other equities, but still trading in 1964. The NQs up about 1.12 percent. The Dow futures trading up about 0.5 percent right now. The Gold contract staying pretty flat around this 2050 area. Of course, beginning of this month, I've been with you since then, but we were up at 2,084, and then we came back down. We got a little bit of motion in the Gold contract, again, before coming back down to that 2050 area. Excuse me. Silver, we're trading at 22.30. Of course, some downward movement as well. A lot of this is kind of have to do with the dollar right now, right? The dollar, we had a huge tick up in it above the 104 level. I think it was sitting comfortably at 104.41, but we're kind of tracing back down at least to 104.05. Currently, let's take a look at poor copper down about 1.2 percent today, 3.73 on the contract. Again, this movement in the test it's doing is kind of looking at a 404 price for the Copper Futures contract, and we'll see how that shakes out going forward. Crude oil, 73.90. I think this whole market is super interesting, at least with oil, right? I mean, I'm surprised we aren't seeing these $95 levels. I was kind of bringing this up in the office. Of course, you had so much disruption in the Middle East. Saudi Arabia is posturing themselves to try to reduce the amount of oil they're pushing out. Of course, you have issues with Russia, disputes between Venezuela and I think Iana over some of their areas over there that you can essentially pull oil out of. But really, I mean, America, we are drilling. I think we just got a bunch of permits for the Permian Basin. Of course, tons of oil out there, and they're going to install frack lines as well. So when those oil rigs go off for whatever reason, they can just, or let's say, just price spikes due to some kind of outside supply issue. They can just turn on those fracking pipes and it can stable out price. It's pretty fascinating, honestly. Long story short is we're going to be the top producer of oil for quite a while to come now. All right, we can take a look. Tesla, I mean, 10-year bond, when Powell spoke last Wednesday, we had a drop down to about 3.8% in the yield. I'm looking at Tesla right now, but that's what this was here. And we had a 3.8% in the yield and now we've kind of come back up a little bit, trading about 4.1% rate on the 10-year. Tesla trading 188.41, some OK news coming from them, of course, quite a fall down since the end of last year. Some demand for EVs are expected to go down. Tesla had cost a lot of money for them to produce some stuff. There was a huge kind of news story that came out, and it seemed to go away pretty quickly, because, you know, the batteries weren't charging in Chicago when they had that deep freeze. And that's a unique thing that's not going to just affect Tesla. I mean, it's going to affect any lithium-ion battery car, and that's more of an issue of, I guess, chemistry than, you know, engineering. And so it'll be interesting to see how they try to pivot away from that. Furthermore, Tesla came out and said that the whole market is in trouble regarding Baidu and their production of EVs. And if there's not some kind of government, I suppose, work or barriers to entry imposed that the Chinese EVs could sweep the market, because it could produce it so much cheaper. You had also, let me get the number on it, Ford is going to start creating smaller and cheaper EVs in Tesla as well, and that's going to be super interesting to see come out. I still think the infrastructure isn't fully there for the rest of the country to kind of adopt EVs, but nonetheless, there is a massive push from government agencies to kind of get these things rocking, and I think these cheaper prices will kind of help in the coming years. I think this year is going to be pretty tough for the automotive industry. Anyways, you had so much purchasing the last few years. A lot of people currently defaulting on auto loans will just talk a little bit about going forward, but this could be cause for at least some green day in Tesla. Steel Dynamics, yeah, up 4.1% today, just a really neat stock. Again, I talk about it every time, but very nice. I wonder if we're going to start creating a new trading balance between this 110 area. Again, you had this shoot-up. The highest we had was 128. That was in December 18th, traversal back down to the 110 area, and then it seems like we're moving back again that last day with volume we had a high on that day about 127.70. So we'll see if we test that again. Again, if that happens, for me, I'm going to be watching a movement back down to that 110 area and then a rejection at that level and see if we can see a new kind of trading channel form for Steel Dynamics. Of course, the dollar, as I was just saying, trading at 104.05. Again, kind of lagging with the metal market there. QQQs trading at 432.46, up 114. Google, up 0.95%. Meta, a lot of interesting stuff going on with Meta that we can talk about going forward. Of course, everyone loved the dividend. Everyone loved the stock buyback. I mean, who doesn't if you're an investor? A super unique challenge going into this presidential election in Meta has been, at least Zuckerberg has been pretty vocal about it, is the risk that AI plays. So misinformation and then really in a way making kind of subtle propaganda in a sense. You have all these different interests online. You can just be random groups of people even and they can use AI and really get their perspective out there and kind of get what they want to say. Now, you get into sketchy situations where they're releasing misinformation. So Meta is going to be really focusing on that in the coming election cycle. And it'll be a pretty much a case study to see how the rest of these large tech firms that have social media platforms should be addressing this going forward. Furthermore, Meta also said, Zuckerberg said that they're going to stay very slim and focus a lot on AI, which again, I think is pretty good for the company going forward. We have earnings today with Disney. We'll talk a little bit about them when we get back folks stay right there.