 Welcome, folks. This is Tom O'Brien of TFNN. We go five days a week. We go 10 hours a day. We go 24 hours a day on the internet at tfnn.com. Always remember, folks, whatever you think about, you bring about whatever you focus on and grow, so everyone's having a great day, safe day to make it a great night, a great week. To begin, a great relationship, know what you want. Know what the needs of your body are, what the needs of your mind are, what fits well with you. There are millions of men and women, and some will make a good match for you and others won't. The two of you only need to be like a key in a lock, a match that works. Mugger to eyes! Let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industries down 23, Nasdaq off 19, S&Ps off 9, gold contract up $10.10 straight and at $14.43 an ounce, silver up 16 cents, $16.59 an ounce, both gold and silver caught the bid once again, bottom line, they want higher price. Oil. Oil also caught a bid up $1.30, $58.17. The differential in oil, folks, and we will get the API numbers out of $4.30 this afternoon, is it doesn't have volume behind the moves. I don't expect this move is going to stay higher. Notes and bonds flat. You get the 10-year down 3 ticks, $127.11, 30-year up 1 at $154.26, $king dollar up 14 ticks, trading at $97.810, $king dollar 3 days in a row, volume contracting in a huge way. I expect we're going to see a $king dollar is going to fail once again at the $97.715 mark. That was the high that we just took out. We're at $97.810. We did not get to the continuous contract high out here, and we'll bring that up when I bring the rest of these charts up. The euro is trading at $111 to $1.00. The yen is out here at $108.60, and the pound is at $121 to $1.00. Our phone number is 877-927-6648. Give us a call, folks. One note's going on in your world. In the world of the S&P's, let's take a look at them. What do you have? Okay, so if we take a look at the S&P futures, this is what you're looking at. We take a look at the futures out here this morning. We're trading up at a price point of $3,027. Trump came up with a tweet that bottom line, China is basically taking us to the cleaners. That sent them down to $3,001. Futures shook it off as the market opened. That was the low of the market at $9.30. So as we opened up, shook it off. It closed at $3,013. The ABC structure in the way up is $3,055. I do expect we're going to see this, and it looks like a bottom line I suspect before the end of this week. Spies at $300.79. You got down to $2,099.49 today. It rejected it. Bottom line, S&P. The spy, you have a price projection on the spy is $3,033. Gold contract. What do we have with gold? Gold contract out here. We are in the December contract right now, folks. Pretty amazing. We're in the December contract. So the next role is going to get us into 2020. Pretty amazing. So this contract here, up $10, trading at $14,43. Bottom line, volume $248,000. Not bad. We go over and we take a look at the continuous contract. What you're going to see is that we are finally up and over the six-year consolidation. Now, what we have to do now, since you're over it, folks, the bottom line, now we're going to get away from it. Getting away from it means that you get way over the $14,28 because $14,28 on the nose is the number. Right now, you're $14,31. We've got to remember something. Last week, we did get way over it at the $14,54. Then it gave it up in price. What I'd like to see out here this week is that we actually close over. I'd like to see this baby up somewhere about the $14,38. We get that going. Then guess what? Your probability goes up exponentially that this gold contract wants to run up into this $17,94 level. So we're talking about big numbers. We go into the bond and note and bond market. This is going to be pretty while watching this baby shake out. What we do know is this, is that you look at the Fed and fund futures rate and we have 100% probability that we're going to get a rate cut tomorrow. Remember something that the Fed started in meeting today, folks. They come out at 2 o'clock tomorrow with the statement, $2.30 with the news conference. So that's 100%. The next meeting is going to be on September 18th. Right now we're running at a 59% probability that you'll get a second rate cut. We'll see what the rest of this shakes out. What we do have inside the Federal Reserve, this is the first time that they cut rates in 11 years, fast 11 years, right? Bottom line, first time in 11 years. What I've found is that when the Federal Reserve turns, folks, they don't just turn with one rate cut whether you're going down or one rate hike when you're going up. Most of the time you're going to get 2 or 3, then you get nothing, then a reverse happens again. So what I expect we're going to see out here is that bottom line is going to be the first of a few rate cuts coming into the future. Kingdala, what do we have with Kingdala? Kingdala bottom line is that just to have a tough time getting any type of buyers up at this level. Right now you're up 96, you're at 97, 815, and the number that we got over was the 97, 715. I expect by the end of the week you're going to be under that number. If we go take a look at the continuous contract, what you're going to see inside the continuous contract is that DX1. Okay, so the continuous contract, the high in the continuous contract, I believe this is at 98. Yeah, 98 to 260. And thus far we've made it to 97, 9, 6, 0. So it's real possible that we won't even make it up to the highs that were generated out here inside the continuous contract. If we go to the Euro, you'll see that the Euro decided not to jump off the cliff last couple days. Right now the Euro is at 111.55. The pound's still in trouble. Bottom line is that being said, this is what you want to wrap your head around. The pound got to a low today of 112.119. And if we go back six months ago, it was 134. That is a monster move, folks, inside the pound. If we were trading in the pound, if that was the US dollar, you got to remember something that anything you'd be buying inside the country wouldn't be the end of the world. Okay, but your wealth basically got decimated in a huge way in the aspect of six months. If we actually go look at the pound in general, you're going to see right from the Brexit deal, you're talking about 171 to 121. That's about as intense as you can get. So picture this. What that specifically means is that you got 100, it used to be 171 thousand dollars, okay, to basically buy the pound per US dollars. Now it's only 121. So 50 grand, okay. Bottom line, picture, if they're coming over to the United States, you want to buy something, bottom line, yeah, you're going to get 121 for their pound per dollar. They used to get 171. See how it works out? That is a huge, huge haircut of buying power. Recap out here, Dow Industries down 23, Nasdaq off 19, S&Ps off nine and a half, and let's see if we got Apple out yet, Apple not out yet. As soon as we come back to Apple, I suspect Apple, I believe Apple's coming out of 430. Come right back.