 used to be a strong man of the block up a quarter percent where everything's gone. And of course, everybody is thinking that there will be a trade deal any moment and they're all waiting and they all think they're going to sell into that. I continue to think it's going to be a longer term knockdown drag out may even take another year to get the trade deal with China done. So we'll look at that had a lot of stocks hit some highs kind of roll over Qualcomm got to eighty eight sixty three today's back at eighty six thirty one. I was looking at some other ones like Adobe that got up above two hundred eighty bucks back to about two seventy seven. These not Qualcomm but stocks like Adobe really never had any volume. In fact, they had kind of a bad reception to earnings and people just kept buying them. You know, sell high and find a bigger fool to buy higher has been the mantra before earnings tonight. I've been watching Tesla. It's down about four bucks and we'll see how that turns out. But I have a feeling that we're going to have some skyrockets in that one. I've talked about it for two years. You just never know the quarter that it's actually going to hit the proverbial fan. And you know what I'm talking about that bovine stuff. Yep, they leave it in the fields. Don't don't want it to hit the fan. How did that saying come up? I'm going to have to check that one out. Anyway, after the bell. But man, talk about a bad week. My guess is going to get worse. And of course, the SEC agreement probably Thursday. Sometime maybe maybe Friday. So they've got a lot of stuff. Of course, cars catching on fire. Real wrath of God stuff. Dogs living with cats. Yes, how many people know that reference? Anyway, you can email me at path at tfnn.com. And of course, you can always call me at 877-927-6648. Hopefully the gentleman from Kansas City will call back today on a landline or something that works better than the cell phone you had yesterday. And what else do we have going on? I think that's it. We'll talk about some of these earnings coming up. We'll look at the earnings today. And in the meantime, as always, we kick the show off with a little bit of history. On this day in 1945, President Harry Truman learns the full details of the Manhattan Project. In fact, a couple of days before this, he didn't even know it existed, in which scientists are attempting to create the first atomic bomb. On this day in 1945, the information thrust upon Truman a momentous decision, whether or not to use the world's first weapon of mass destruction. We would think a little bit differently about it today. Only 25, you know, even in the, we think about how much money it cost in the context of the war and the Depression. But about three and a half billion dollars then, which is about 25 billion now. And then when we look at the Apollo project all the way through pretty much through the beginning of it, when they announced the Apollo astronaut, or just the entire astronaut core, for that day on Price suggested that was about 125 billion. And of course, since then we've done everything we could to make sure that we get the ability to get any kind of area where uranium is available and cut it off to other folks. And that's always one of those weird things. Anyway, a big, I love the history of that. It was some of the brightest minds at the worst of times. I pretty much know everything that there is to know publicly about atomic and nuclear weapons, how to build them, how to construct them, all the problems they ran into as they were working on them. In fact, they decided that they weren't sure which way would work. So they went both plutonium and uranium-235. But it continues to be a very tough product, especially uranium. It's only about three quarters at the best of uranium-235. Most of it's uranium-238, which is not really useful unless you have the uranium-235. Most people think that uranium-238 will not go boom, but guess what? It does a lot. They actually make the cases for these things out of the uranium-238 because it will fuse given enough power and does give sometimes 20 or 30 percent of the bombs power. Of course, when we got to nuclear bombs or fission bombs, we found out just how powerful these things could be. The first one in 1953, about a thousand times more powerful than the one that blew up Parashima and had some sound there. Listen, now I got it. We'll be back. The TAS Profile Scanner is the most revolutionary piece of trading software that you will ever try. Wouldn't you like to approach the markets with confidence? As you begin your trading day, it's likely that you'll be faced with lots of decisions. In order to make the best decision, the first thing you'll need is a strategy that will help you minimize your risks. 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Not a big fan. What else do we have? Boeing or I'm not going. Had earnings out today. A little bit of a bounce up here just a little higher. And I don't know what else you can say about it. That's about it. Mostly baked in. I think that's about it. Don't think there's a lot else to be had for it. ATI also had earnings out here down a little bit, but no big cigar for this one. Maybe more of a little handle down to about 24 bucks to the Allegheny technologies. BIIB, of course, biotechs pretty much blew up a long time ago. Well, a couple weeks ago down here on the 21st of March. It's just bouncing around these levels. Not much volume today. Maybe finding some kind of low. Caterpillar, another one of the big ones out from earnings. And that was... Let's see. I understand that you say you see no chart. I don't know what I can do here. It won't let me. It actually says that it's broadcasting one. I don't know what to do. I just turned it off. And I guess I can turn it on this one. But it doesn't do anything. I don't know what to tell you. Can't do anything about it. I click on it. I select it. And nothing. What do we have here? Still application. And window. Nope. Won't do anything. I guess we won't have charts until the break. Maybe we can reboot and get whatever is not working, working. Anyway, Caterpillar down a bit today. 140. About where it opened up. Got down to 136.50. You do have some decent volume compared to the same price range back on the 9th. Had about 3.3 million shares back then. You got about 6 million shares already. It did find a low though right there. Not a lot to write home about. Not a lot to curse the stars about maybe just a little week. And that would be it. Yes, it's lip breathing time. Tf in it. What else do we have? Centine and nothing in that one. Let's take a look at Domino's. See what their death discs are doing. Again, this is the pattern we've seen for probably a month on a lot of earnings. And that is that they go run the highs and then rotate back down. February 12th to 97 16 had 730,000 shares went through it with a lot of volume today. 2.8 million shares, but way back down at about 285 now. So a pretty good piercing of the previous high. With all the kind of volume, but this cannot hold it. And again, we got a lot of those stocks that have been doing that probably I'm going to say about 80% do turtling or prairie dogging. They stick their heads out above those all time eyes and don't get a lot of volume and then come back into the trading range. eBay actually doing a little bit better than a lot of them. It's holding most of its bounce for today going back into to a March 1st high. It's $39 and 14 cents, 17 million shares. What do you have here? 14 million so far. So you're pretty far into that one. You know, maybe they're finding a new home as an outlet for a lot of low cost Chinese goods. But I can't say that I bought anything from them. Um, yeah, it says that it's off, but if I actually look at the hot com button, it actually says on. So I don't think there's anything I can do about that. It's just not working. Okay, what do we have edu? And that is new oriental education. Talked about this one for a little while. Of course, the four pay education market here in the United States kind of not pretty much got creamed over the last five or 10 years. So they're trying it in the great far east. This one did get a little higher to 95 bucks today came back into the trading range, though, and trading around 91 as we speak. Edward Life Sciences also doing fairly benign after their earnings today. Just kind of hanging out about what the last three or four days have been. What was this one? The fifth third, we talk about this one coming up on earnings a whole lot of nothing today. And we continue to kind of look at this, but not much happening there. Ford looking infrared radar is, is that what it is? Radar? I think it is. Ford looking infrared. Maybe that's just it. No radar. Also pierced the highs and retreated a lot of turtle and a lot of prairie dog. And today sticking their heads out, putting it right back in the hole. February 25th, $53 and 20 cents, 1.35 million shares goes right back into the, to that today, not holding above that, but already has 2.2 million shares. And that is it. Okay. And what do we have? GATX. Big, big, wide-ranging doji for the day. And not much different than yesterday. Up to $82.27 and down to about $75 bucks. And I don't know what else you can say about it other than that. That is, man, that's a wide range for the day. GATX. Let's go ahead and look at their profile here and see what they're talking about. Leases or operates managers and remarkets assets in the rail and marine markets worldwide. The company operates through four segments, rail, North America, rail, international portfolio management, and steam, and this American steamship company. Primary leases, rail cars, and locomotives. That's kind of an interesting business to be in. GATX is the symbol on that. Of course, we've got a lot of railroads reporting over the next couple of days, so you want to keep on on that. Another one peaking its head and turtling, yet again, is general dynamics through the December 3rd high of 187. 47 with 1.4 million shares. And you had two million shares and could not hold it. Got to 193.11 and retreated like Custer wanted to, but similar amount of blood on the highway on that one. How many people got to watch that blood on the highway movie when they were taking drivers in? Just wondering. Blood on the highway, that was my favorite movie in high school, in the high school, but that's it. Path of least resistance is David White's daily trading newsletter, and if you're looking for active trading ideas, then now's a perfect time for a 30-day free trial to this powerful daily trading advisory service. 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I would not be surprised to see it come back to 120 after earnings tonight. They're doing very well and maybe stealing a great deal of business from Amazon and Google in the military and industrial complex, as they like to say. But even then, I have a feeling that I mean, this thing's done very well. Still is the best managed stock in technology, I suspect, at least large cap. And I don't know if there's much you can do with it other than wait for a pullback, which I think you will get. But I had just kind of a bandwagon effect probably worth much more close to 105 bucks. But once a stock becomes king, everybody wants to love it to death. To what else do we have out here we want to look at? Let's check my email. And again, you can email me at path at tfnn.com. Okay, once someone wants to look at Apple, I haven't looked at it for a couple of days. It's just up against resistance like the entire market up here. On this one, it's very tough for me to see what really changed from 142 up to this level, other than the fact that they are holding their earnings by selling lots of wireless earbuds, which is probably the only thing that's actually saved them. Unit sales, if you look at most people are not doing that well. One of the ways you can figure out what they're doing is to look at best buy. It had a little gap up today on very light volume so far today. But as it goes through 75.91 today, that's actually challenging the high of November 2nd last fall. And that came in with 4 million shares. You got about 2 million, maybe 2.5 million shares back on the 4th. And you're back into that same range today though with 1.4 million shares. So pretty weak in that. Best buy really is an outlet for Apple and Samsung. So that kind of tells you if you watch that. Everybody kind of piled on Apple. Like I said, I don't know if there's much difference than when this thing went in the business trading at 142 and 208 other than the fact that everybody and their dog thought that this was the stock to short. And that's almost always a good sign that you're on the wrong side. If everybody thinks that this is the stock that you should short. Okay. And what do we have? Let's take a look at see what Apple's been doing lately with their short sellers. There were weeks where this thing where one out of four shares were shorted on a transaction on a daily basis. We're down to about 15%, maybe 16% for the last week or so. But still for a stock, for a company that's got 250 billion in cash, isn't there a better place to short? I mean, you short the week and go along the strong. You don't want to pile on a company that has a lot of cash that can always buy shares back. The question is how many have they bought on the way back up here to hold this up? Hard to tell. But one of the things that's out there was talking to Larry Pezzavento this morning. I did say that there were a lot of these stocks that looked like maybe they'd hit bottom in the gold market. One that caught my was Pan American Silver. This one tested the March 7th low at $12.43 with 2.4 million shares today or yesterday actually 1.6 million shares. So fairly light and you got the bounce out here today. But again, not a lot of follow through. You got about three days where you want that actually to come back out. One of the questions I had that no one seems to answer for the people that are bat the extra met crazy on Tesla is why SQM, which is chemical mining of Chile that makes all the lithium that goes in the batteries is looking so poorly down here. It went down on kind of lighter volume than the low going back to December 26. But it's continuing gold a little lower. But if there was a massive demand for lithium and the ability not to get it, it's going to show up in the stock. It's going to show up in other stocks that sell batteries. Maybe the last few days since the Tesla caught on fire in China and burned out an entire parking structure with two levels, some some hundred and some odd cars literally torched to nothing. And of course, the worst thing about that for Tesla was there was a security camera in there and it caught it all and you can just watch it burn. So in fact, I'm writing about that for the tech insider on Friday about lithium ion batteries and the problems that they continue to have, even though they try to mitigate the problems as much as possible. If you've ever been in a cave or seen a picture of a cave, they've always got the stalactites and stalagmites. The ones that come from the top and the ones that come from the bottom. Well, you get the same thing and lithium ion batteries. And if those two touch, you got a direct short and the car burns to the ground. They've tried to put these things in little blocks where they can contain it. It's still problematic at best, but it still happens. And if you look at lithium polymer batteries, which some people use, don't have the same kind of problem with it, but straight lithium ion do have those problems. And the question is, how fast can they actually get a new technology to take over to lithium ion? It doesn't have that kind of issue. They call them dendrites, actually. But if you just looked at them in a microscope or any of the pictures you see, they actually just look like stalactites and stalagmites. Although I never can remember which ones. I think it's the stalactites are the ones above. Stalagmites are the ones on the bottom. It's one of those things that only a mystery of the world can solve. Okay, so what else do we have going on here? Again, off three points. No big deal, but the big story, like I said, we're going to keep track of during this show is the volume. 4.14 billion shares on the CBOE Consolidated Volume Report. 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That's TFNN.com and hit watch Tiger TV for the latest market information. And we're back. Great heads up in the den. Always a good time in there. And of course, people pointing out stuff that you need to be looking at. And of course, I knew that we had kind of a nice run at the beginning of the show back up in the dollar index. But man, we're up 50 cents again. 97.82. And the question is whether or not the treasury and of course, the Fed have lost control of the price of the dollar. But certainly 97.81. Quite a move. And of course, they've been working very hard to keep it above 95 and does look like some kind of significant break. And thanks Maria for pointing that out. But we had one more leg up that looks like an ABC off about 12 o'clock. So yeah, maybe something is going on out there. So yeah, there's something happening. What it is isn't exactly clear. But there's a man with a beer over there. I changed the words. Okay, what else do we have? We're going to look through a few more of these. If you listen, I basically talked about earlier in the day. In fact, I said, I think it earlier, maybe nine o'clock hour, 10 o'clock hour, I heard a bunch of people talking last night about peak oil again. And I thought, my God, maybe, maybe this is it. Maybe this is the point where Armageddon for the price of oil sets in. And of course, we've talked about it for the last month, that this is where the oil supply really comes on, because you had a lot of refineries and oil producers that shut down their rigs for the winter summer formula to change over. And from what I've read, and most experts, they say it doesn't do any good. And that they should just leave it alone. And we should have one formula for the whole year, except maybe in Denver and LA. They're probably the only two places that makes any difference. But they're a pretty big expense in that. But now we've got all those rigs probably firing back up, the Baker Hughes rig numbers, of course, out on Friday were a little light. But that's the last one that should be light. We should see nothing but probably a slow progression of more rigs now for a while as that summer formula rollover is over. And we also see a much better amount of gasoline hitting the market. So we're probably fairly close to some kind of high. We do have a fairly decent signal out here that is just a small rollover and Exxon, which we've been talking about. In fact, the last couple of days, we talked about how a lot of these energy stocks all look like they were down to one lung on what they were doing. Not on one lung, on both lungs was the technology sector yesterday with a good day and some decent volume, 16.7 million shares as it went through a 14 million share high. Now, the question is, do we get some kind of reversal out of that? And a pullback to about 78 on the XLK, that is problematic. But again, the entire market's up here with very, very light energy. And we'll see whether or not the dollar actually does anything to this right now. Basically flat, my guess is that we will stay there for a while. On my radar, Wix company, these guys make a front end that makes websites kind of tough to see how this thing is up here. The business, especially with the cloud business, kind of tough. February 19th, 125, 84, 1.6 million shares got into it with 415,000 shares yesterday, 267,000 shares today. If you're looking for some low hanging fruit, I do not know when the earnings are, but I will check. It's May 22nd. So you got a little bit of time out here, but this one certainly back over those highs with no juice whatsoever. And basically, kind of a big website company. And I don't know at the retail level whether or not they can actually make that kind of money stick. We've seen other companies like that. They have kind of a boom and bust cycle. You can give me call it 877-927-6648, United Technologies. You had kind of the opportunity for maybe a shooting star. You got about another doji out here today on this one. Volume was a little bit better on that from earnings yesterday. Now, the question is whether or not a shooting star is a shooting star if you get another closed lower tomorrow for a reversal level. We talked about SQM ring RNG. This one looks out a very short term basis of a very light volume test of a 2.9 million share high going back to February 12th. That was in 109.84. RNG is the symbol on this one. You get into April 3rd with 700,000 shares, instantly comes back down to 101.33. And then, of course, a pop back up here today with this 370,000 shares so far. When we look at this one, earnings coming up May 6th. So not that far away. It may hang up there a lot longer than you think. Netflix, another one hanging at the highs, may be giving a fairly decent signal against this resistance level. March 21st, 379 got into it yesterday. Just short a million shares. Again, I think that there are much better stocks to short. And if I go back here and check, my guess is that this one is going to show a great deal of short interest in it. I like short stocks that everybody isn't always talking about or that they talked about a lot and now are no longer talking about. But yeah, 23% shorts yesterday. Overall, this thing's got 15.3 million shares short in the last reporting period back on the 29th. So you've got, again, just too many shorts in it. Did we talk about Pan American Silver? I can't remember if we did or not. Again, a few of these stocks out here in earnings land showing some lows. March 7th, $12.43, 2.4 million shares got into 1.6 million shares. You got your bounce today. You also had the same thing in KGC. Ken Ross Gold, the March 4th low came at $3.12. With 23 million shares, he only had 8.7 million shares yesterday. A nice little bounce out of that one today. 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And again, a little discussion in the den here about what's, if there's any news moving anything but only thing I know of that might move the dollar in Asia that much is of course the trade delegation is over there and maybe something's leaked about that. I don't think it has much to the do with the oil sanctions. You actually figure out how much, how little Iran has to do with the oil and if they just all decided to not sell a dime of it tomorrow that we'd move along and probably never notice. It has a great deal to do though with how much ships, which has held oil up a little bit higher. Silicon Laboratories, the big winner of the day. And that's it. 110.11 today, holding the highs. And as far as I can tell, a rosy outlook from their earnings call. Everything that you wanted to see, not many of these. And like I said, maybe one out of five socks that is going higher, not the ones that disappointed, but the ones that are going higher able to break through previous highs or even hold them. Now this one hasn't quite done it. It's about 60 cents short of the June 7th high. That one had 355,000 shares. You already have 1.2 million shares. So you got a lot of volume, but man, you're about 60 cents short. And probably the good thing on that one is it's holding the highs where many of them just got up there even closer than 60 cents and gave it up. But you've got to keep kind of a close eye on all of these. Again, after the bell tonight, we got a lot going on with Microsoft, Tesla, a lot of stuff. And of course, just in time, back from putting back together the great wall of China is Tom O'Brien. I'm sure he'll regale us with many of the wonderful actions that happened over there in China. Love to hear about it. And of course, a plethora of earnings in the four o'clock hour. Welcome back, Tom. In the meantime, sell when you can, not when you have to. We'll see you tomorrow.