 All right, here's our crude oil contract. Quite a number, man. We almost made it to 63 last night. Missed it by two and a half pennies, 62.9750. We're currently trading 62.58. Jumping in here. Let's see if we're gonna jump into the commodities. Check out our crude oil. We'll start with, all right, I might have to refresh this, unfortunately, just because I had this up early this morning. I'm gonna refresh that real quick. Two seconds. Pull up those charts yet again. Okay. Close out, close out, clean that up a little bit. Okay, we're back here. All right, commodity call spreads, crude oil. We'll start with the 11 a.m.s. So we're looking at the May futures contract. We're trading at 62.58 right now. 62.75 is gonna be a price point we can use for 11 a.m. No, let's just price it out, because we have a few minutes. You would have exposure to the bullish side from 62.75. The bullish one being out of the money. So you're just gonna be paying some premium, 10 bucks. Bearish spread, which is where this trade's gonna be a little bearish bias, because you're trading at 62.57. You have exposure from 62.75. So you're paying almost 30 bucks for the bearish one, 10 for the bullish, to become a profitable position. A lot easier when you start going to the downside. So it takes on a little bit of a bearish bias for the 11 a.m.s. But let's see where the noons line up, because we might have, okay, gonna be the identical trade. So our bullish trade, our bullish spread, instead 10 bucks, it's gonna be about 11, and the market's ticking around as this is moving. And the bearish one, we're gonna 31. So you're looking at 42 for noon. Now the market just moved down, only a penny or two, so not much more to gain that noon exposure. Still, though, pretty dramatic to the downside. And I wonder if one of these are gonna have 62.50 for a price point. That'd be a beauty, yeah. And there we go. So the dailies, now these are gonna be $3. Let me just jump around. Okay, so perfect. These are gonna be $3 instead of a buck 50. You're only six pennies away from basically where you're getting in. Bullish side, that is the one that's gonna have a little bit of intrinsic value, 27 bucks. Bearish side is gonna be a little bit cheaper because you're out of the money, 22 bucks. Call it 50 on the dot, 50 cents, until 230. Right. And you have $3 of profit potential on either side. You can always close out one side and look to the other. And you're close to a true volatility trade. Yes. Which is pretty sweet. Yeah, you're within seven pennies and the difference being that the bullish side, that's where you have those seven pennies of intrinsic value. So you're looking at $50 on the dot and a couple bucks of commissions. So you're looking at basically 50 to 55 pennies of movement away from 60 to 50, so make it easy. Either you gotta get to 62 or you gotta get to 63 to where you start to get into break even. So let's see what we're looking at here. So bring this oil contract up. 19. 19. Oh, 20. There we go. Jumping around. Okay, so look at this, it's been crawling up, hasn't it? Oh, it's quite a number, man. When I saw that it made it within a few pennies of 63. That was big numbers yesterday. 793,000 contracts yesterday, it's 62.75. Yep. They get late volume today, but yeah. Quite a number, go ahead. Isn't it? No, yeah, you know, we'll see this thing shake out, but it looks to me like it's still going on a higher price here. Yeah, I mean, the trend has been, can you go back to GPO just for the longer term? Because it really has, man. I mean, there hasn't been a stop. Look at that. Since, I mean, you can call it here, the trend has been pretty steady at least. Yes. From January 9th, right? But man, that December 26th, like the market entirely. Just like the market. That's it, yeah. Just like the market. Oil's definitely going right with the market. I mean, that's a classic trend. Oh, for sure. That is really a classic. And we're now back to basically November 6th, exactly November 7th, that area. Yeah, so we'll see, man. And then gasoline. So you know what's interesting is that unleaded gas for all of us, we're kind of lucky here, it has a different child on it. It just not set up the same because of the way that it bounced, which is pretty cool. Okay. XB1, I'll show you what I mean here, XB1. Now they had some refinery issues last week and so that's where gas would kind of separate from the crude, right? Yeah. And you can see, I mean, you're coming into a wicked supply line here, where the oil contract's not. Like if you're not, if you watch us on Target TV, you can see it. If you're not folks, you're coming into a big congestion of stone with unleaded gas. Yes. It doesn't have that. You know, the barrels of oil doesn't have it. You know, it's like this clear sailing. Yeah. Daily, yearly track. Because remember, we were looking at, and this is where you can see the difference. Remember, we were at November 9th, right, for crude. Right. They've had refinery problems. Well, what does that mean? That means that they're not refining into gases quickly. That means there's not as much gas in the market. That means there's gonna be higher prices for gas, they're not, you know. And so it's already happened. That's what's really going on. It's already happened. We're already at higher prices. We saw the refinery last week. You had some volatility for sure. So it can make sense, man. We get those numbers in three minutes. Pretty wild. It is. Welcome back, folks. So, inventories, we got lots of oil. We sure do, man. We got inventories rising 7.24 million barrels. Quite a number. Gas inventory is actually falling 1.78. Checking back to the market. And we are, come on, trading lower, for sure. Quite a drop. We spiked all the way. Let me just blow this up. 62.10. Yeah, 62.10. To refresh, we were trading, and you can see, we actually dipped below 62.50. Interesting, we started talking about this. We were trading at 62.58. By the time we got into the news, we were trading at 62.45. And boom, we dropped, you'd expect, on that type of a miss to the upside. No matter what the analyst estimate, just checking back, we saw a Bloomberg estimate had a stockpile gain of 700,000 barrels. I saw a decrease number on some of the estimates we were looking at before. So either way, price, not too big of a reaction so far, though. No, right? It's rejecting a little price right now. This is going to be interesting watching this shake out. It sure is. We hit 62.08. We're trading at 62.30. The market fighting to figure out where it wants to go. And we'll get the full updates, usually even a little bit quicker. They might try and be trying to digest. I'll tell you something, folks. If in fact, this market even stays flat. With a number like this, watch out. Give it a few seconds. We're going to be there. That would mean that this thing can really get some power underneath it, which would be a bummer. Oh, I would agree. Hey, higher prices coming out. That's for sure. Exactly.