 The following is a presentation of TFNN The Power Trading Hour with your host David White. Call now toll-free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at 727-873-7618. Now, David White. And welcome all to another excellent edition of The Power Trading Hour. And as always, it doesn't matter where I'm at or you're at, you could be on the moon. As long as we're here at the appointed time. The following takes place between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. So what do we have going on today? Well, we were down a little earlier. We're at kind of the low end of what options we're predicting, which is this range around spy 385 to 390. We're a little lower than that, but not badly. Certainly on the S&P cash, 3850 is starting to look like quite the magnet. As we started talking about on Monday, that is probably time to hurry up and wait a lot. I think the market's on average just a little bit bearish, but not enough for me to go out chasing unicorns and rainbows out there for being long or yelling about the end of the world one more time, if you're bearish. I think it's all about CPI numbers and we're going to move off that, then we're going to hurry up and wait and look for earnings on Thursday. But I think past that, we're going to make some kind of determination in the market as a whole, as a collective bunch. Jesse Livermore talked about the composite man on Wall Street, which is kind of the idea of finding out where the average Joe was pushing markets up and down. Not so much on the retail business because back then it wasn't hedge funds and all that stuff. It was very handful of very rich guys and then a bunch of people thinking that they could outfox them. Most of them did not. Anyway, volume shrink yesterday, which was a bit bullish as we came down. On the opposite side, we don't have a lot of people buying out of the money puts to the downside, at least in the S&P 500, not buying out of the monies anyway. And so that's kind of bearish because that means the risk is a bit wider down there because you don't have natural folks generally willing to buy any kind of huge downturn in the market. So it's kind of six of one or half a dozen or as Steve Rhodes likes to say, his proverbial mixed bag. And whether a company called Bag Full of Nuts, oh, I think I was chocked full of nuts. Anyway, wherever you and whatever you do with your bag is a personal decision. But I understand that there are ointments and lotions for all that. But what I'm going to do is just continue to grind out here and wait for that big fat juicy pitch that goes in the left field bleachers. But today, volume again, lower. We're only doing about a little over six billion shares as we start once again, an excellent addition of the power trading hour. And for all that, we're going to go through a lot of charts. A lot of times, the money you make tomorrow is going to be really earned today by looking at charts. So not a good day to run away. Kind of kind of a little sanguine yesterday. But now business is getting ready to pick up. And it's time for everybody to start paying attention and what's going on in the markets, because the next two days should be very juicy. 877-927-6648. And what else do we have here? Kind of about it at the moment. Go back and look at the indexes real quick. We're down three and a half points on the S&P cash. No big deal down 12 on the NASDAQ up 67 on the Dow. Russell's up nine. And of course, everybody talking about gold a little bit. Certainly crude fell off the edge of the earth. I wasn't paying it close enough to it. But maybe finally, some of that Russian oil is making its way back into the market. And of course, a big deal with the Saudi just to start pumping oil. So maybe that's finally starting to have an effect. But I do digress. Let's do a little history and then we'll move on. On this day in 1990, Nintendo releases the original fantasy, Final Fantasy, excuse me, video from its Nintendo Entertainment System in North America, one of the most successful role playing games for NES Final Fantasy helped popularize the genre, which has gone to spawn on one of the most well known RPG that's something role playing games. Franchises in history or or ironically, he said, the game's creator, Sakaguchi, Sakaguchi, excuse me, Sakaguchi, thought the game would be his last one. And he was going to go back to recording music and trying to make it that way. Hence the name Final and Final Fantasy and had the game not gone so well, he would have quit making games, gone back to college and tried to make in earning with his daddy's pool cue. He probably liked that song from Rod Stewart so much for that. And of course, he's gone on to make his own basically production house. It's made a bunch of games over the year. After the success and him leaving Nintendo, he went on to really kind of self retire in Hawaii, but still keeps up basically being a director of bringing new games. You haven't heard a lot from him probably for the last eight, ten years, mostly because he focuses on games for smartphones and doesn't do that much in the game category in the big game category anymore. Many of the other bigger companies, much bigger than Nintendo like Electronic Arts and Activision and those companies have become giant monsters. And he makes smaller but highly profitable games. And most of the productions done in Japan, but the office and corporate headquarters are in Hawaii, he's got some fairly tough digs. Anyway, as we come back low volume, once again, as we pushed lower in the absence of any data, that would say we're bullish. 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Get Tom O'Brien's newsletter, Market Insights, today and try all of our products and newsletters 30 days risk-free with our money-back guarantee at TFNN.com. TFNN Educating Investors. As we return a question from last night via the Discord private messaging system, Ryan Holdings, which is involved in the insurance business, but you got kind of a garly pattern out here, but it's about really kind of symmetrical. You want to see not near the retracement to the B-point that you saw in this one. So there is something there, but I don't think it's a big deal. I like them a little bit more. ABC-ish instead of huge swings in it. I think the question on this one was with all the huge short interest it has about 10 days to cover. So there is a great deal on this. Energy, though, is good on the way up 2.2 when you look at the big leg down from Ryan's specialty Holdings, April 21st down to May 12th, about the same thing. There was about 15% more energy on the way up on this leg today and yet another high. So there's kind of that. Another comment in the den about the nice move in natural gas and some of these other ones. There's almost always a big hedge between natural gas and crude, and over the time you'll be able to see that there's almost always a hedge, a bear's edge one way on one side of the other. So if you ever see any big moves in natural gas or in crude that tends to be just the opposite on natural gas, but it looks like everybody took an opportunity to sell anyway in natural gas, which doesn't tell you that that is all that great. GLD, of course, still languishing out here. Hard to get too excited in this one. Maybe something happens, maybe it doesn't, but the proverbial pot that does not boil as you watch it, go down about 6 bucks. 1725, you really needed to see support come in at about 1775 that were 50 bucks lower than that. Does not connote an easy V bottom out here on any of this. Crudes off $7.77 at 96.32. And what else do we have? Oh yeah, they pointed out in the den some of the aviation stocks doing well today. Of course, anytime jet fuel comes down, they almost always have jet fuel hedged out for six months to a year. And we're getting to that point now where it's actually truly going to hurt airlines and other companies like she put down here jets, which I think is net jets. We have a nice day, but anytime that's 80% of the expense of an airline ticket is fuel. The 20% pays for folks and planes and everything else, but 80% always goes is part of the is that part is what it costs to pay for the fuel. When prices go up that 80% is most of it. But you have a nice move in this one through the double gap today, which is kind of a big sign out here to see what else we have to do. Take a quick look at jets. You ask global jets. Oh, this is the ETF. Hey, got the same thing out here. Of course, everybody want and go back and go and travel after the pandemic. But that's it. Question about Apple. I did have an options chart in yesterday's newsletter. And it looked like 150 kind of on the high side of this and 145 on the low. So did make the low yesterday. Now probably going to go try to take out or get to the highs, but I don't think there's a lot of Jews 150 is on that for expiration on Friday. Don't have a lot. Question about Twitter. I go back up here to the email. T W if you could type T W TR, if I could type. Come on, there we go. That's not even it either. How did that get that T W TR? If he could type, there he goes. He typed it. Okay. Twitter. Testing a previous low. You blew through a lot of that volume yesterday. I had several people ask me about what's going to happen with him and with Musk and Twitter and all the lawsuits. Yeah, he'll end up doing something like giving him $250 million. But you know, he did it and was going to move the operation to Texas. So everything he did in it was in Texas. If there's going to be lawsuit, it's going to be in Texas. This is not going to be a kangaroo court. Like most things when you go to sue in Silicon Valley where they just get the nod from all the judges who know where their bread is buttered. But almost all this stuff is put together before they ever open the books and let him see into it. And they can all make a lot of noise and yell and scream. And maybe somebody's going to go to jail. But it's a lot of crap. These guys don't know anything. And it's rare that you see David Faber go shooting off his mouth. But when a media makes you, they can break you. And at this point, when he didn't want to follow the narrative of the great industrial complex of the media, he is now on the outs. I told you for a long time that I think it's a $40 or $60 company for Tesla. I'd much rather have SpaceX or some of the other ventures he's in. This is probably a $100 company if run correctly. We know that Twitter is run by a bunch of bozos who really aren't in it for the money. And one of the reasons they had to take the offer is they would have had to come out and say they had some kind of plan for actually making money with this piece of dog doo doo. But that's it. I mean, Facebook and Twitter at best are engines for making narcissists out of most people. So I'm not a big fan of social media. It's been used for incredible evil like the Facebook or Metamucil, whatever you want to call it today. But you know, you had a lot of volume yesterday. Don't look for an easy bounce and don't look for must actually have to cough up much money. Much do about nothing. We'll be back. Silver Bonds, DXAU, HUI, GDX, as well as more than 30 different mining equities. To sift yourself the types of profitable trades that are recommended within the Gold Report, sign up now by visiting TFNN.com. Don't miss out on the next great gold trade. Sign up today. 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I have a lot of regret for most of the people that either worked at Twitter or ran Twitter, as they were almost all universally bozos, and used their power for EVIL, where Facebook tends to be concentrated at the high end of the company. The EVIL with Twitter kind of ran all the way to the bone, as far as I could tell. When you find out just how many horrible things those folks did to people over the years, and when you decide to be a kind of a censor, you're pretty low on my book already. 877-927-6648. Yeah, karma. Yeah, it's something when you have a public company and you don't worry about making money, and then whether they say they call Hootspa, and that's when you tell the judge you're an orphan, but you're accused of killing your parents. That's the kind of Hootspa that they have. Anyway, email me at path at TFNN.com. But yeah, anybody that's never been in court for corporate issues probably doesn't even have any idea of how all that stuff works. That's why there was an agreement before about not following through. It's called the breakup agreement. Everybody does it, and somehow they're going to ask for extra money or make them buy it and all this other stuff. Just I've never heard so many nitwits in my life. Well, that's not true. There are still just a ton of nitwits, aren't they? Okay, so let's go back here and take a look at some of the other stuff. Take a quick look at Netflix. Again, there's too much content, too much production going on, still 600 plus scripted shows in English in Hollywood being made now. Again, you couldn't even start to watch them all. Some of the ones that are coming out like the latest Star Wars one and some of the others have just been horrifically bad, at least in my opinion. And certainly for the hours watched, many of those shows have not been there. The exception is that you actually get something like a Sopranos. It's not the rule. Generally, you get something that maybe runs three or four or five years. And if it's not really good, if you're really lucky, you get a 9 p.m. time or 10 p.m. time on Friday or Saturday nights. And those television shows can run for 10 years. No one's expecting them to actually make a lot of money. They're just there to fill up the dead air so they make them at a price. But you'll always find NCIS, Poughkeepsie or Hawaii 50 or huge amounts of retread TV shows on Friday, Saturday nights in those hours when everybody's watching Netflix or HBO or something else. There's just not that much talent. And as we've seen, there's too much group think in both Silicon Valley and Hollywood. And that tends to make everybody make the exact same thing till everybody's so sick of it, they don't want to watch it anymore. So yeah, all the fantasy stuff and the marvel and the thing, I'm wondering when the big comic book crash comes in this sector. I don't know if it'll hurt. They're probably not going to hurt Netflix as much as it would hurt. Certainly Disney. But I do digress. But not a lot happening out here in these lows. But what you have is a nice little pattern out here with, for the most part, lower highs and higher lows. So you've gone, you've got a nice amount of consolidation in Netflix that really goes back to about mid-May. And this could continue on. But generally what happens with these is that they'll break out one way or the other. That'll be about 80% of the time of a head fake. And it'll be awfully hard to either short it or go along the thing. But just the fundamental backdrop is way too much production, way too much cost. And too many shows that they are paying for that no one's watching. There was one that had a political couple on that was probably nothing more than a thinly veiled payoff that Netflix had for a couple of years. And it was the absolute lowest rated show that they had on. And so, you know, how long can you be able to just throw money away? Well, when things are good, pretty well. When things are bad, as Warren Buffett says, you can only tell when who's swimming without bathing suits when the tide goes out. Well, the tide's gone out for Disney and Netflix and the rest of these folks. Question to look at Meta Musil. Don't see a lot different out here. The only good thing is you did make a lower low with lighter volume back on June 23. Now you're just starting to base out. Still makes a lot of money not going out of business tomorrow. But no, I've never had a face account, a Facebook account. And I think we had Twitter for about two months here at TFN. And there were about 20 things that made it horrible for us to actually use. And we never used it again. And that was the last time I used it. So no, haven't been using it. 877-927-6648. Yeah, none of this stuff. All of it's horrible to one extent or another. Okay. Okay. Question on workday. All these look fairly good. They just need to bottom out before you do anything. But you had 6 million shares for workday on 13453. You got about half that volume. You started to bounce. You're coming back into it. You got about 1.9 million shares today. But yeah, it's all about the CPI numbers and then earnings after that. So we're going to have about two more days of holding your breath probably for a little bit tomorrow. Should have some nice movement. Then we're going to go right back into waiting and seeing what the big boys of the street are going to do for their earnings. Okay. So that's one. What else do we have out here? Can I look at the SMHs? Yes, I can. SMH. We'll do that too. You know, you just got to bounce. I mean, the nice thing is that you did jump as Wycoff would say, jump the creek back on this double gap. But you're really no follow through. The opposite side of that parable for jumping the creek is probably the IBD where you got four or five days before you get, you better have some continuation and a sign of strength. And all you got is sideways on that. But I would like one more push kind of down in the low 3,800s with no volume. Maybe today was enough. But I'd like to get one more day down maybe on some bad news in the next couple of days and all the volume to shrink and set these up for ABCs. We'll be back in a minute. Are you in the market for buying or selling real estate in the Bay area, including the surrounding St. Petersburg, Tampa and Clearwater markets? Tiger Real Estate LLC is a firm that has extensive experience in the Tampa Bay area. 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For a variety of reasons, jet engines and the planes have been getting incredibly better. Each version, Boeing pumps out is another 10 or 15% gas efficient. They're using maybe 40-45% of the fuel that they used in 1980 on these planes. So that is a huge amount when it comes to the bottom line. So why do they park the planes out there? One, a lot of times they're leased and they don't tend to sell them to third world countries for the exact same reason. They have to pay for fuel too and generally more than we pay here in the United States. So fuel economy is paramount in all those things and why, even why everybody's kind of bad mouthing Boeing, that their future looks great as long as they can build planes and put engines on them that do better than the last versions of the planes in previous. And if there's a big enough move or percentage, then you know what? They just adopt that plane and over a number of 10 or 15 years you'll have a ton of them at a particular airline. But both Boeing and Airbus have made huge strides and you know, comfort and look. But the big thing that executives at airlines want to know is how fuel efficient is it? Because that's it. 80%. 80% of almost always is fuel. And if you can knock that down to 75 or 80%, that's $5,000 for every plane that takes off or $10,000 for every takeoff. Or in some cases, one plane I saw was going to be $75,000 cheaper than the plane that replaced. So that's, you know, you just take 75 grand and put it in your pocket, Mr. Airline. So what happens, almost everybody leases the planes. So when they go out there, they belong to the leasing company and they make out. So it's not a problem. But unless someone needs a part for it and it's still flying at some of the other airlines. I mean, a lot of times most of the savings for these planes are at altitude. So if we're talking about using these planes, they tend to go to smaller regional carriers where they don't ever get up to 40,000 or 42,000 feet or something. If you're never getting above 25,000 feet, you're not going to really save that much fuel. So the regionals will start to use them. And then, of course, they'll just buy parts off the ones out there. And eventually no one buys the parts anymore and they turn them into pop cans. That's it. But yeah, even third world countries have to pay for fuel and it doesn't make them any cheaper to run. So if you're going to buy one for yourself, you use it 15 times a year, that's one thing. But if you're taking off and landing eight times a day, as many of these planes do, or six times a day with regional routes, that is a lot of fuel and a lot of savings for each one of those lengths. 877-927-6648. Yeah, hopefully that answers your question. Yeah, there isn't a lot of discounting rates unless you're on discounting airlines. And even those are fairly expensive. Okay. Do we look at Tesla? I don't think we did. Yeah, again, higher interest rates make very expensive cars very expensive to buy. And I don't think this changes much of anything out here. You fail to make really a lower low. You fail to make even a higher high. So there's just a lot of these stocks that are in these contracting, constricting triangle patterns and eventually they're going to break out one way or the other. And when they do, like I said, 80% of the time, it's going to be the opposite side of that after the first day or two that rules over the time. But generally these tend to break out and do a head fake before they do anything else. Do I see anything else in options? No, everybody's just kind of hovering around these areas. As I said, kind of a little weaker than I thought. This is kind of like on the south side of it. But probably just a lot of people waiting and so there aren't a lot of buyers wanting to get in front of everything else. Question about real estate and DLR from John. It's down a little bit. Digital reality, of course, these guys have a lot of places that they lease out for data warehouses and data farms and data data data just a lot of places where everybody keeps their computers actually doesn't look as bad as I thought it might. 120 bucks held up better than most of the other real estate in the world and REITs. But interesting REIT out there. But I think if I remember right, we saw that trying to remember his name now went short DLR. What is the cost of aviation kerosene? It depends on what you're talking about, but it's called JP4 and JP and almost all of me use JP4, which is a slightly more refined version of kerosene. It's not kerosene, it's close with some additives in it to keep it from blowing up, but that is it. What's the cost of aviation kerosene? Now it's about six bucks a gallon, but it was about two and a quarter a year and a half ago, so it's very expensive. Okay, but maybe that's come down a little bit and hence the bounce of that. Great deal. United States is one of the few countries that actually has leaded gas still for airplanes. Almost the rest of the world getting gasoline is almost unheard of, getting avgas gasoline is impossible. You've got to really plan your trips in the rest of the world. Almost everybody else has diesel and there's a bunch of smaller planes that are actually using Mercedes diesel engines from their cars and equipping them so that they can run on jet fuel. So a bunch of them like that, but whether it's turbine or piston jet fuel, aviation fuel is expended. Vista Gold owns and operates the largest undeveloped gold project in Australia, the Mount Todd Gold Project. Vista Gold just completed their feasibility study, resulting in a seven million ounce gold reserve. 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Tom will bisect and dissect the markets. The Tom O'Brien Show, next on TFNN. Yeah, a question from Dusty. I think Dusty is not always his name or her. I want to look at the Dust 2x bearer in gold. Certainly had a good low out here and I'm not a big fan of being short gold, unless I can use options on it. But you had a good sign down here on March 8th, just to hear under 11 bucks with 7 million shares, dipped under that on April 18th with 3.7 million shares. So not quite half, but fairly close, which is pretty big on an ETF. Now you're back up into previous highs. You spiked it with 3 million compared to 2 million on January 28th. That was just four or five days ago. And now it really looks like you're going to want to go into 24-20 and 25-26. So I think you got a little bit longer to go, but I'd certainly like to see if you were thinking about going long gold, I'd certainly like to see those retested on a lot lighter volume. But certainly 3 million shares and you had that. So you may get a little bit more. If I was long dust, I'd probably wherever I bought it, I probably would be thinking about checking out now. Seems the risk is fairly large. The horse is fairly long in the tooth. So I can't really say that there's a whole lot out here that makes me think that you'd want to be long this and it's not giving a good signal or much of a signal to say that gold is bottomed either. But I'd watch it close, same volume as the previous one. Another buck would probably be really good if you could get up there and no volume came in, then you could look at the opposite side and maybe think about going long. So when you can, not when you have to, we will return like a bad rash tomorrow. Building wealth trading in the stock market seems impossible.