 Welcome folks, this is Tom O'Brien of TFNN. We have five days a week, we got 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, hope everyone's having a great day, safe day. Let's make it a great week, folks. Always do your best, but don't overdo. When you overdo, you deplete your body and you go against yourself and it'll take you longer to accomplish your goals. Make it a wise, let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industrial's up 422, Nasdaq's up 83, S&P's up 32, Gold, Gold contract trading up 270 at 1679.30. You got the Silver market up 8 cents, $20.86, Light Sweet Crew down 77 cents, $91.84 a barrel, notes and bonds. A 10-year note, down 11 ticks trading 109.22, the 30-year off 28 at 118.18 and King dollar. King dollar's down 776, trading at 110.101. The Euro is out here at a price point of one to one. The Yen is 146 and the British pound is 115 to one US dollar. Our phone number's 877-927-6648. Give us a call, folks. One note's going on in your world. In the world of the S&Ps, let's take a look at them. Okay, we just did the update. We have time to divergent, so that's we're going to speculate as to what we have happening here right now. So, the S&P, the spy, it's holding price. You have it bottom lined up $3 right now in the spy. You get 44 million shares. As I said, Friday did 103. I can see a slowdown, meaning building cause, but when you build cause, folks, you go sideways. This market's going higher. So I suspect if we do hold 37887, 75 cents over that right now, that is still saying that you're going to continue going higher. The volume's going to pick up. That's the real bottom line, but if your whole price will go higher and it's going to try to get through this down draft of that on Tuesday. But Tuesday did, when we came down Tuesday, it came down 126 million, but the bottom line is you were going to 133, so that's still held. Now, we go to the NDX100. We take a look at the three Qs, three Qs, same type of setup, meaning that we get a monster contraction out here today, but it looks like it's going to hold price 266.61's the number. So in this particular case, bottom line did about 55 cents over the point where I asked to hold. It holds there, then you're going to start going right into this baby. Gold, we go over to look at the gold contract we had out here in the gold contract last week. Now, this is the classic. Let's go through this for a second, because this is no doubt a classic. And what I have seen, and this is where when you're basically in the markets in general, there's certain points that are like, wow, did this make it? Is it going to make it? And gold, man. I mean, it did what it should have did, but watch this, this is just amazing. So your first low was established at $1,672, no, $1,622.20. That had 280,000 contracts traded. We come down and then tested and we got to a price point of 1621.10. So they rejected the low and you did 271 million. So it's 271 versus the 280, right? Then we came down again. We came down to 1618.30, rejected it and had 255,000 contracts. So 255, 271, 280. And so it held, the bottom line it held, man. I mean, it didn't jump over the cliff and then what ends up happening? And by boom, Friday comes in with 294,000 contracts. Now, that level there, okay? You can do, when you do these channel lines, it's just the same way as the dollar on the way up. And when you see this, it's crazy, man. It's like, it didn't hit the whole thing and the way down, but it got off of close. This gold contract might take, now wants to run up into this 1824 area. So now let's get over to the dollar because the dollar is what it's all about, folks. And the dollar bottom line came up to the underside of its trend line and had an immediate failure. I mean, this was amazing, actually. And what's cool about these channel lines in general, the channel line rather than a trend, the bottom line, you knew what the channel line was. Now, this is, the channel line was 113, 152. Well, we went to 113, 148, okay? Into the thousands of one, think about that. It's just so cool, it's unbelievable. Then what ends up happening? Boom, it falls apart. So the first place you're gonna watch is that low that we had established out there about two weeks ago, which is the 110, 109, 535. But this is a break of a longer-term trend. And the beginning of that trend is 104, 936. So that's saying to me that that is exactly where that baby wants to get down to into that area. Now here's where the divergence is. So the way that the dollar is set up and the way that we did hold price inside the S&Ps, inside the metals, that's telling me the market wants to go higher. So when we have the divergence that today we have very light volume in the spies and the S&P, let's go to the indices. So the indices, 533, yeah. See, and we have really light volume in the indices. That's the working way out. That's the real bottom line. That we have to work that out. Being a bull, if you're a bull right now you do want this to hold price. So it have a following day to see if in fact it can get up into higher price. That's how the shake's off. I wanna thank, man, Basil Chapman, Larry to do all my shows. I had a blast, folks. The bottom line is that went up to Boston, 247th birthday of the Marine Corps. And so in Boston, in South Boston, here's the number in South Boston. The last 51 years, 02127 have sent more Marines into the Marine Corps than anyone in the whole country. 52 years. Bottom line, we started a birthday 35 years ago. There was 30 of us, right? Do you know how many Marines were there? 1,900 Marines. It's the biggest Marine birthday probably in the whole country. I had the assistant comment out there that said all my friends, awesome time. So thanks, Larry. Thanks, Basil, really appreciate it, man. Stay right there, folks, who come right back. Dow Industrial's up 452. Oh, and the Marine Corps birthday is November 10th, folks, okay? But bottom line, you gotta do it before or afterwards because on the birthday, there's not as many Marines that can make it. They wanna be in their own communities for that. Stay right there, folks, come right back.