 Welcome, folks. This is Tom O'Brien of TFNN. We've got five days a week. We go seven 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 grows if everyone's having a great day, safe day. Let's make a great night, folks. Surrender and let go of the past. Whatever life takes away from you, let it go. When you surrender and let go of the past, you allow yourself to be fully alive in the moment. Letting go of the past means that you're going to enjoy the dream that is happening right here, right now. Make it wise. Let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industries down 73. Nasdaq up 39. S&P's off one and a half. Gold. Gold contract down $3.20. Trading it 2,039. We'll get Silver down 35 cents. $24.55 an ounce. Light Sweet Crew down 52 cents. $72.52 a barrel. Notes and bonds. A 10-year note. Up 22 ticks. Trading $110.29. The third year up a full point. Plus 25 ticks at $119.11. And King Dollar. King Dollar's up 342 ticks. Trading $104.053. Euro at 107. The end is at 147 British Pounds at 125 to 1 U.S. Dollar. Our phone number is 877-927-6648. Give us a call, folks. We'll know what's going on in your hour. The world of the S&P's, let's take a look at them. What do you have? Well, you get a sideways market out here today. S&P rejected lower price yesterday. Had lighter volume. What you get out here today is, you know, you get a side, we get an inside day. So you're just inside the bar from yesterday. You still get light volume. There's just no sellers here. Now that being said, what we do have is those two big, that big gap. That gap is just sitting there, man. And the gap, you know, there's quite a big gap. And the X100. We take a look at the end of the X. And I'm going to be back to that gap in the spy in two seconds here. I just want to show you what the cues have already done. So the cues came down yesterday into the top of the gap and yet an expansion of volume. So when you do that, you have an expansion of volume. You have an expansion of volume. So when you do that, you have an expansion of volume. You get on. It's like, okay. It wants to fill the gap, right? Yesterday we came down on 54 million. You're going up today on 34. It's probably setting up a small ABC structure down. Particularly because this is the number. Now take a look at this. This is the composite volume number from yesterday. This is a big number, folks, okay? 6.2, 6.3 billion shares we did. If you're watching my screen here, you're going to see that this screen goes back what? 7, 5, 15, 30, 45 days. 45 trading days, that is, okay? And that's two months. It averages out 21 trading days. You don't see a 6 billion. So the point is is that when the NBX and the NASDAQ start moving like this, more than likely what you're going to do is basically fill that gap. Because yesterday, the composite didn't get down to the gap, but that thing is just sitting there waiting to get filled. Now, divergence it's huge. Why? Because the notes and bonds just refuse to go lower. They want higher price lower yield. And that in particular, okay, should continue to put a hammering on the dollar. You can see that the way this is set up if I do TY1, watch this we'll put this up on a generic one. Oh, no, I know what I'm going to do. Yeah, this is cool. 10 year yield. Where do you see this? This is the one, okay? So I get the 10 year yield up, right? And what you're going to see here we're at 4.17, right? Well, see the high up here? 5.01 Okay. Now, when we take a look at this, what you're going to see you know, there's you're coming into, you know, you should be coming into some support. That being said, my take is that we're going all the way down to the very bottom of this consolidation and if that's what we're doing you're going to be to 3.6. Let me pull this back a little bit more actually. This has been a one-way movement but it makes sense because it went way too high anyway. So, let me just see something. Oh, this is cool. Hey, check this out, man. This is really a trip. We're inside the lower range right now. Yeah. Once you come under 4.3 you're in the lower range and that means you can actually get to where do you hear this? Are you kidding me? 3.2? Yeah, 3.2. So, yeah, check this out, man. This is amazing. So, it's just like a stock shot, man except what does happen is notes and bonds when they start trending they trend like crazy. So, you can see you go out in the lower range we're in the lower range right now that's saying that 3.2 on the 10 year is game. That's pretty intense. Gold. Let's go take a look at the gold contract out here. So, when we had the gold we hit the 21-52-30. Right? Now, this is what's kind of cool here. See, we had to get to a low low because of the amount of volume because what we had done Sunday night to Monday now you have a high volume high but yet it's like, okay, you gave it up so now you got a high volume not low but bottom line is what I always like to see is that you get under a high volume period which we've done today. Now, you don't have a rejection of lower price yet. So, this is a stock though this is a stock, you know what you'd be looking for right now if you're in the gold market or silver market or the metal market in general what you're looking for we have the contraction of volume which is great. Now what you need is that you need the rejection of lower price. So, we'll see how that's going to work out I suspect it is though I like how gold's trading right now and we go to the silver market we take a look at silver now silver didn't have to run the gold head which is pretty amazing actually. Okay, so silver's coming right back to its breakout area let's see how this is shaking out that's silver contract man or something else. Okay, so but you need the rejection of lower price which we don't have yet, but you can see you know you have sellers you have a lot less sellers and now what you need is a rejection of lower price. Dow, Dow Industries right now down 67 Nasdaq's up 45, S&Ps are flat stay right there folks come back with our man Mr. Basil Chapman we're gonna ride that wave