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And almost always you have a period of what's known as options rollover. You get that Monday and Tuesday following the Friday expiration. It's where they have to get positions on and off of the market, out of the market. And sometimes it's hedges. Anyway, so they like to push it up one day and down a next. And there's no real rhyme or reason. But if you want to look at two days other than Fed days where we're waiting until the Fed comes out with some kind of announcements, it is about the most neutral two days through history in the last 20 years. And that's just it. They're going to push it up one day. They're going to push it down about the same amount on the other. They're going to be getting rid of some positions and adding some on when it's on one side and doing the same thing on the other. Then on Wednesday, you actually start seeing a lot of market action. Now, today, probably a little bit of this is China born. I was watching the news last night as I often do since I'm now an old man and wake up in the middle of the night. Turned on Bloomberg News. And the first thing I saw was without any context, I mean literally on there was this kind of old Chinese dude in the look like their parliament. They were having zing or zai or however you pronounce his name on the shoulder. And then it came across the crawl. So-and-so is leaving for health reasons. And all I could think of was the guy that used to be on Barney Miller, Abe Vagoda. Before that, he was in the Godfather and he just had to say, just tell Michael it was just business. They said it was for health reasons. The guy was leaving. My guess is his health didn't matter after about midnight last night. And in two weeks down the line, we're going to probably see some kind of frozen icicle representing him as he just died from a heart attack. But it's just basically the mob in it at this point with him as the big Godfather of all Godfathers of China. So I don't know what else you can say about it other than that, but a lot of people being kind of freaked out about it. Other things going on in the market that caught my interest other than that was very late in the day on Friday. The NASDAQ, was it the NASDAQ? They may have been all the exchange. No, it wasn't. It was the SEC who was putting a halt to all China IPOs. There's been a lot of shenanigans going on in the last three to six months on those. So they're just assuming that their frauds are going to pull the plug on those for a while. My guess is they do not come back. But I haven't heard a lot around TFNN about people trying to play those. But they just because they can do it doesn't mean it's right. But again, that's the real problem with the exchanges where you can't actually go and have somebody look at the books. They can all be frauds. And of course, as long as enough poms get greased, it doesn't really matter much. OK, let's go back here to the tiger's den because for some reason I can't get on that. OK, greetings. They went up and down today. Down at the test. OK, so that's kind of it. Now, the first thing we want to do is see if there's anything bigger afoot in the stock market. But most of that has to do with this. But not really. We're doing a little bit about the same kind of volume we were doing on Friday. And, you know, options, expiration is not uncommon to see that kind of stuff. We had go back here and look at it again. We had about 12.3 billion shares, which is not as much as you would think. I mean, it's a billion more than we've had on the way up and down. That may be all we get this fall. There may be no huge sign of strength. It's a small sign of strength, not a small. It's not a sign of weakness. But again, I discount everything that happens on options expiration day by about 50%. So if I was going to say it was an eight, then it's a four when I come to decision making. There's just not that much there, there. Let's do a little history and when we come back, we'll do a lot of charts. We'll talk about earnings this week because that's really what we're waiting on now. As I said, we're going to get into that. And just the big guys are out there. It is on this day in 2003. The Concorde supersonic jet makes its last commercial flight while being able to cross the Atlantic in about three and a half hours. Low passenger numbers and rising maintenance costs make operating the Concorde unprofitable for British Airways and Air France. I was on it twice. I wouldn't have ever paid for it myself once to deliver some stuff for a company and once because I was stuck in Switzerland and I'd been there for the week for a convention for broadcast television. All I can remember is they had no air conditioning. It was miserably hot. And one of my co-workers had booked us both into Sherry Room. Now this guy wasn't just like a chainsaw. It was like a chainsaw and a weed eater battling it out for supremacy. So I literally had no sleep that entire week and went home. Tried to go home early, made plans for a flight out at noon, showed up at 10 a.m. and the plane had already taken off. I'd never been in a place that had it. Anyway, this day in 2003 was the last time you could ride the Concorde. It's an interesting plane. At least I got to ride it twice. We'll be back in a minute. Teddy Kegstad has just announced a live webinar coming up for subscribers to his newsletter, The Tiger Forex Report. Wednesday, October 26th at 4 p.m. Eastern Time, Teddy will be hosting a live 60-minute webinar, 4x Strategies and Fundamentals, What is Behind the Tiger Forex Report newsletter. 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And of course, with a slowdown of new computers, but even then, most of the stuff that Logitech sells can just be put onto your new PC. They still have a good product line, and I'd be interested in owning Logitech as soon as they hit some kind of bottom, but no sign whatsoever just yet. I think they're right after the bell. I don't see anything here, says any different. Got a few other ones, but nothing really that looks like it's going to change anything. Tomorrow after the bell, we're going to start getting the big ones, MSFT, with Microsoft, General Electric, Twitter, Visa, Google, we'll look at a few of these. As I said, I like the setup on Friday for Microsoft and had a good options exploration play on that. We're a little higher now, but again, you're going up against some bigger volume on the downside. On the 7th of October, we had what's called 38 million shares to the downside, coming into it with about 15 now. Even back on the 18th, you had 26, so you were a little light. But my guess is that they'll do okay. And a lot of times, right in a bearish market, that's all you have to do. You don't have to exceed. You just don't have to have a huge width. And right now, they're probably going to be okay. They may be 240 or something. I'll see how they trade tomorrow and get a better fix on it. But I wouldn't be surprised that like 240, 235 is kind of the low end of it. Maybe they come out with a lot more. It's hard to really think. They've really just launched a lot of the new hardware, which is a good addition to their earnings, but not the end all be all. But certainly looking interesting, but I can't imagine a whole lot to the upside unless everybody decides to dive on this one and get short. Let's take a quick look about how short people are right now. And I'm not talking Randy Newman short. I'm talking short sells. Not too bad. You got about 1.4 days to cover with about only a half percent short. That was the last bi-monthly update as far as daily short positions fairly low too. So again, that's one of the reasons why I'm not expecting a whole lot to the upside. There aren't a lot of people that can get off sides on the short side. And you know, are the numbers going to be horrible? Probably not. But again, maybe 235 kind of on the low side, just on the disappointment. I could see it running whatever shorts are out or out of it fairly quickly and then pulling back a little bit. I don't think the end is nigh, anywhere close to that kind of business. But it's it. Twitter, who knows about that? I don't really care. Let's take a look at Visa. Much more interesting with use of credit cards getting a little higher. Just a spinning top. And see, yeah, that's aftermarket closed tomorrow too. Just a spinning top. You're right against resistance, which is 195. Why? Oh, I've got the wrong thing here. Let's do this. It's not the gold fields. It's Visa. Okay, there we go. And see, okay. Just against that resistance level, you could break it. Next real resistance to the upsides 205. And support's going to probably be about 285 on it. So again, a lot of risk, not a whole lot of reward on most of these. I didn't see anything that stood out. Google, most of these social network companies are problematic at best. I did turn on the TV for about five minutes and everybody was blabbing about Metamucil. So we'll look at Metamucil Facebook. But certainly, I'm going to just call it sideways action. A lot of these lawsuits look like they're going to go against these big social media companies for YouTube, for Google, some of these other ones. Probably the heyday of being able to do anything that they wanted to do is over. And even the air of invincibility on people like Meta is close to being over. I think one of the big wheels, I think it was O'Leary. I saw an article that had actually sold his position out of it. Just got a big kind of spending top going into earnings. Don't see a lot on that before the bell tomorrow. We also have two. Oh, here, yeah, okay, you're right up against again. A lot of these are just set up this way. So you could get a little bit higher break through resistance. General Electric's going through the 13th of September gap down. That had 7.2 million shares. You got about 3.3, 3.4 million shares as we speak. So again, the only thing that's saving a lot of these or even getting them to go a little bit higher is the short interest on people being off or on the wrong side of these. Not for General Electric being left for dead, actually acting okay, only about two days to cover. So probably not a lot of upside on that one either. And not a lot of daily shorts that we can chase down either. To Coca-Cola, I haven't looked at that one in a while. That one is also before market open. Nice gap higher today. Don't think I don't show anything here. Estimates 64 cents. Nice gap, but about half the volume of the last couple of days averaged out. So you're back up and again right back into the resistance of these big days down. In this case on Coca-Cola, I'm looking at the September 27th down day that came in with 24 million shares. And we're into that with 9.3. So that'll be, of course, before the open. So we'll get a good read on that one to other things. Oh, not going to have time this time. But when we come back, we'll look at Valero. And that's a nice little pattern out there. They're before the bell also tomorrow. We'll be back in a minute. If you want to take advantage of this sector, now is the time to subscribe to my Gold Report. The Gold Report is a comprehensive look at the metal sector as well as the markets that move gold, which is the currency and bond markets. New subscribers get a 30-day money back guarantee, so you have nothing to lose. 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It doesn't really affect prices that much. So what do you got? I think that if you've got any property in energy, those are some ones that you just have to sit on your hands. And unless the story changes, you just want to hang on to energy positions. Let's take a quick look at the XLE. I think probably after Christmas is when the fuel prices are probably and the elections over prices will probably go back up. Kind of the exact same pattern here. You don't have as much energy on the way up. We were probably just severely overbought into the June 8th high, but certainly I think more an issue of supply and demand than reading the charts all the way at the moment. Also tomorrow, 3M and just a little higher on lighter volume. Dave, what would you think of adding to T on pullbacks? Well, my pullback would be fairly big. You need to get back in here at about 15.75 to 16 bucks. That would be the only decent risk reward that I see on this. So if you can hang on, that probably is a huge pullback, but you need to get back to probably that gap with lighter volume. That had about 120 million shares. So it won't be tough, but that's what support would be on any of those. I don't see any reason to get out in front of that until it does. I'm going to be very greedy on buying pullbacks. Texas Instruments also, they don't really tend to move the SMH as much, mostly just because of the cap waiting is far below AMD and NVIDIA and Intel. But in about half volume today on Texas Instruments, resistance is fairly close and resistance isn't futile. A little Star Trek reference there. Anyway, 165, 167 probably on the upside, just hard for me to see. Toyota complained about Texas Instruments and some others and that they couldn't get the parts. So I'm going to say that at least on the low end, which Texas Instruments is kind of the low end of the market for actually the cost of the chips. So if you sell a chip for two bucks, the most you can make is two bucks if it cost you nothing to make. That's really the problem. There was a guy, I want to think, he's got a site called Moore's Law is Dead and there was another one out there. Anyway, they were both off and on. They've been trying to figure out the cost of making some chips and the chip that AMD sells for 400 bucks cost 68 bucks to make and get out the door. Maybe $71 with packaging and that's what you want. You sell one of those, you're making 339 bucks. No, yeah, 339 bucks on a $400 sale. It probably goes out at retail at 450 bucks and maybe the customer was shipping and everything pays 480 for it. But that's the kind of margins you want. Apple for iPhones has about 60% margins. Even if you have 100% margins and it cost you a dollar to make, the problem is the most you've made is a buck. Now, they sell a lot of chips but just the overall problem of everyone they sell is such a small amount. Is it a good business? Yes. Are they ever going to take over AMD or Intel or the rest of them on that? Probably not. But they know their business. They stick to it. Advanced micro devices just going sideways out here now. That's a very interesting chart because it's building steam to do something absolutely huge. You've got three major gaps lower and we'll see if there's something else going on in it. But I don't see any signal to get froggy just yet. But that'd be it. Intel for the next probably 10 days has the fastest desktop processors. That's Intel AMD comes out with their second version of their new processors which actually have a lot more RAM cache which will probably leave Intel yet in the dust. So it's always one of these things where you get faster and everybody else just has to get faster too. Intel is up a little bit. Had a nice day on Friday on most of the reviews. The problem I have is these things both AMD but even worse for Intel are just you better buy an air conditioner just for these processors until they get them a little bit farther down the road because these things are just like having a blow dryer on hot. They're putting out that much heat these days including not ignoring Nvidia with their new video cards that do the same thing where a computer could probably run on a 400 watt or 450 watt power supply. A lot of these are going to need 1250 watt power supplies and that's just like running a blow dryer. You're still using that power to some extent. Now some of that is a more efficient power supply but again you get into the chips or the video cards and these things are just flamethrowers these days. I was talking to a guy that actually builds computers and was telling him about when I saw my first Cray computer and learned about Cray and what he did. He was a pretty smart computer guy. 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And well, everybody bought them and eventually they saturated the market. And then everybody else came along and made theirs. But they weren't the right place at the right time going into the pandemic. So everybody ended up buying headsets for them. They were, you know, I remember them, you know, 20, 25 years ago as the biggest purveyor of decent audio cards for computers. But they've continued to adapt. But occasionally, you'll just be in the right place at the right time and they were. But I don't think anything really changes here for these guys in the near future. It's not a Logitech. And I don't know of any new products that they have coming on that we will see. Anyway, it's pretty much it. We've got Halliburton also tomorrow. So we've got a lot of earnings in that in that oil space. All of them, to me, look good, even if the volume is a little light over here on the right hand shoulder, just because everybody knows what happens when that SPR spigot goes off. And that is that gasoline prices will probably double. Okay. I have no idea on Biogen. I don't predict earnings on the biotechs on Novartis also. That's kind of interesting. That's it. Okay. Let's go on to Wednesday. We got Boeing or I'm not going. Certainly they've been able to deliver everything that they wanted to. It's just how much they could get out the door. I got an email from somebody that was a little irate that many of us at TFN actually denigrate the Bryant cruise ships. I guess it's okay for some folks. Um, but I know Tom sails and a lot of other people are big boaters. And if you got your own boat or in my case, I lived on one for eight years and, you know, I was at the home of a 280 foot schooner once. If you actually, you know, like sailing or being on a boat, being on a big cruise ship is just like a floating hotel, isn't it? So I can understand how a lot of people would like it. But I think if you're a pilot, you always imagine you're up there in the seat making the calls. You probably wish you were flying and not back in coach. Uh, if you are, uh, doing anything, I don't know. It's kind of like a sports car. I mean, a race car driver sitting in the stands. He always thinks he could probably do it better. But, uh, I have no desire to get off in a port with 4,500 people. You just, it's just, I feel like an assembly line. I'd rather be, you know, during the pandemic, uh, my friends and I would go down, uh, to a marathon and we had a bunch of, uh, catamaran's, uh, that were being rented out because no one could fly down there and get in and we were getting them for, uh, 20% on the dollar or what they rent for today. That was a great time. But, you know, you rent a 50 foot catamaran, um, go out to the dry tour two days. You can make it out there in a day and back. That was, that's what I think is fun. But nothing to denigrate it. And I know a lot of people won't ever want to be on a, say anything that size. But, uh, it's hard to get excited about, uh, some giant monster that doesn't even move. Uh, anyway, just my thoughts. And of course, uh, don't believe on the, uh, I want to get on the SSP treatish 877-927-6648. Anyway, back to Boeing or I'm not going. Um, they've kind of gotten through the worst parts. Of course, the, as I said, the biggest problem is not them. Uh, it is pilots. And the question is whether or not next year, early next year, uh, they raise the retirement age to 67, uh, from 65 for pilots. Uh, in the United States, you need 1500 hours before you, uh, get into the right seat, the left seats for the captain, if you live in Lutz, gotta bring that up. Uh, and of course, um, they're talking about either moving that down some, uh, in Europe, the rest of the world, it's 300 hours. So if you ever wonder why our records tend to be much, much better, uh, than the, uh, records around the rest of the world for safety, um, experience is a great, uh, equalizer, uh, for safety. Um, see, anyway, um, could you go higher? Uh, let's see how many people have been shorting this that looks like this is one where a lot of people could be, I think on the wrong side. It's okay. Only about 1.4 days to cover. So not enough to get me interested. Um, top side, probably about 155 downside, maybe 135. Okay. Uh, Ford Motor Company, um, they've had a lot of problems in this quarter, uh, with quality. Um, I know some people in the, automotive repair part of the business and they're coming in with all kinds of stuff. I know they've got 40,000 cars, uh, missing parts that are just sitting waiting to get another part to finish them up and ship them. Um, I don't know what that looks like. Here we are in October. So I guess they're just going to call them 2020 threes. Don't know. I'm sure they try to get that done, but I'm wondering if there isn't going to be a huge pop, especially, um, now with higher interest rates on cars and all that, uh, feeling through. Um, these guys may actually want to take a lot of the losses in this quarter. Um, I wouldn't be very, you know, maybe I'm wrong on this top side. They announced something that I can't see happening at all. Uh, at 14, uh, to the downside, you could be back down to, uh, in the, uh, $10 range to two. Okay. What else do we have? A line, you know, rentals, boots, running and waste management. Take a quick look at waste management. We come up on the right here. Well, we just got a couple of minutes. We'll look at waste management when we come back. Um, basically up to 3,800 on the S and P cash. Be back in a minute. If you're looking for potential trading setups in the stock market, then rocket equities and options report is a newsletter you should try. 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Maybe it's just China becoming an unfriendly, the unfriendly skies to fly. Maybe, you know, we'll sit down, hancing down what, 6% today. Maybe that'll start to fade. But I think a lot of people got kind of an ick factor with investing over there. Maybe that money is going to come over here for a little while. We got bigger problems. As I said, my guess is that soon as that strategic petroleum reserve gets turned off, we're going to start seeing some real high gas prices after the elections. How fast? I'm not exactly sure yet, but probably by Christmas. So we've got a few things going on, but that doesn't mean we can't rally into Christmas. And will it be a huge deal? Now, if we move 300 points in the next two months, I don't think anybody would say anything. They wouldn't say it's the biggest rally of all time. But maybe that takes us into next year where we have more modest expectations into the year. Tomorrow is the second day of options rollover. 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