 Welcome, folks. This is Tom O'Brien of TFNN. We're here 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 your focus on grows. Hope everyone's having a great day, safe day. It's a great night, folks. Be impeccable with your word. Release the need to be right. When you believe something, you assume you are right. You may even destroy relationships and not defend your position. Let go of the need to defend your position. Mockin' the eyes! Let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industrial's down 169. Nasdaq up 103. S&P's off 31. Gold. Gold contract up $8.60 trading at 2015 notes. You get silver, flat $25.54 an ounce. Light sweet crew down to buck 87. Trading $77.29 a barrel. Notes and bonds. You get the 10-year note, up 14 ticks. Trading at 1.1420. The 30-year up 19 ticks. At 1.3010. And $Kingdala. $Kingdala trading down 107. At 101.860. The Euro. At 109. And again at 134. And the British pound. At 124. To one U.S. dollar. Our phone number's 877. 9276648. Give us a call, folks. I know what's going on in y'all world. Let me get this. Sorry about this, folks. One second. Let me get these shots up. Where are you, man? Target TV. There we go. Target TV. There we go. So, let's go take a look at the S&P first. What do we have? We go over the futures. We bring these futures up. And we're just doing the update there. You know, this market here wants to break out its lows right now. So this is going to get pretty intriguing because it's going to be a nice ABC structure down. So what you have here, you can see, you know, bottom line. You came up to the highs of yesterday. Filled a gap inside the spy, but the futures don't have a gap, of course. Bottom line is that we are at, let's see. You're at 9 minutes. Well, it's going to need a little more volume. You're at 9 minutes in order to get an ABC structure down. The number you'd be looking for is 414550. We're at 414625 right now. It doesn't look to me like it's going to have the volume on a 10-minute to break it. Well, I get 309 right now. So you need 54,000 contracts, and thus far you only got 39. So when you see something like this, what very well will happen is that you'll go back and forth for a few minutes because to see this long-ranging bar, folks, we had the long-ranging bar that someone sold into this in a monster way at 61,000. They'll do it again. That's how this normally works. It normally just doesn't go, normally not. It's a one-trick pony. That's my point. You know, when you get a monster that's out there selling, they know exactly what they're doing, and it's, okay, I got to break this down. And if it does get broken down, the next level here, let's see. So that's interesting. You can't even go back. Let's see. Nine days. I'll bring it. There we go. So we take a look at this. This would be a big level to break here because we've been hanging out here, man. Your next level, you have what, 41.39? That's not enough. You'll go all the way down to the end. You'll go to 41.12. This breaks. This will be 41.12. It'll be pretty easy to get there, too. If we go to the NQs, we take a look at the NQs out here. What we have with the NQs. This is interesting. The NQs are stronger. The NQs bottom line. They've come down, but not like the S&P, man. The NQs will still have to break the 13046 in order to get traction on the way down. That's today's low. That's how we went topside. So we'll see how that shakes out. Gold. We'll look at the gold contract out here. What do you have with the gold contract? Gold contract right now trading up $8.60. You get 156,000 contracts traded, and you're going to need a lot more than that, man. That's the bottom line. This gold to me, we did yesterday. You came down and you rejected lower price, but we had volume out there of 211,000 contracts. That's going to get back down there to test that area. If we go into the treasury market, we take a look at the treasury market. What do we have inside the treasury market? This one's higher price, lower yield. So the treasuries, let's pull this out a little and see what kind of retracement we just did. So the treasuries did just over .382 retracement from the lows to the highs. It's starting to go higher again. That's in the treasuries one. Higher price, lower yield. And then if we get our heads wrapped around the dollar, the dollar saved itself again off of these lows. You know, the dollar hit 101.632 today. It's a couple hundred bucks above that, points above that, rather, ticks above that. Not really a lot of action there, but what I suspect, which I said at the beginning of the three o'clock hour on that update, I think would happen here is that, you know, it's so wild folks, okay? Markets pay attention till they don't pay attention. And then they don't pay attention till they pay attention. And what had happened is that I'm coming out of my car and I'm listening to this interview and simultaneously, when I get back up in the elevator, the market is tanking. And simultaneously, and what that was about was that the interview is about the debt ceiling. And you know, listen, plenty of folks are saying on a continual basis that, you know, this could be a problem. The difference was this, the senator that they were interviewing, what he was talking about is that, hey, listen, he had wished, the Democratic Senate, he had wished that they had done it on October when there was a lame duck session so that the Democrats ruled everything they could have done, the debt ceiling expansion, they didn't do it. Bottom line, now there's going to be a fight, right? And then they asked him, like, what do you think the probabilities are? Well, the probabilities, he said, well, the probabilities that we'll get it done is just a little over 50% psych, okay? And then simultaneously, you had BlackRock come out saying that they didn't think that people were taking this seriously. And, you know, we know it's selling. And we also know that this is the place that if the market's going to fail, this is where it's going to fail. You know, because you've come up to the highs of this consolidation. Now, the danger thing is that, you know, you didn't make the high, it's, you know, it's rounding out. But, you know, you get that high volume level, so the consolidation is still in place. And, you know, there's so many folks that are saying that, hey, man, I think that's top of the range. Well, guess what? It's probably a self-fulfilling deal, right at this particular point. Stay right there, folks. Get out, man. Mr. Tim Ward coming up. And then after Tim, we're going to have Fred Ernest, the CEO of Vista Gold coming up. Stay right there, folks. Get right back.