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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 growth. Hope everyone's having a great day, safe day. It's making a great week, folks. Be impeccable with your word. Seek to know the truth. When you hear an opinion and believe it, you make an agreement. It becomes part of your belief system. The only thing that can break this agreement is to make a new one based on the truth. Only the truth has the power. To set you free. Market wise, let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industrial's down 139. NASDAQ have seven SAPs off 14. Gold contract down $2.20. Trading at $17.55 an ounce. With silver, flat $22.62 an ounce. Light sweet crude up about $19. $80.53 a barrel. Notenbaum market, they're closed out here today. Bank holiday, folks. And you can expect the volume's going to be light. But what I expect is you're going to get a little selling coming into the close out here. Market is drifting into lower price. King dollar, big move on King dollar. It's up 265 ticks straight, $94.32. Euro is 115 yen. What a move this is, $113.34. And the British pound is $136 to one US dollar. iPhone number's 877. 9276648. Give us a call, folks. Want to know what's going on in your world. And the world of the S&Ps, let's take a look at them. What do you have? Basically, you get the indices that can't hold price. Spy got up to $440 today, $440.26. Gave up four points thus far. It's going to have light volume. I expect you're going to sell off coming into this close. My take right now, folks, is that we are going down to the lower end of the consolidation. And that lower end is $426 inside of the spy. And if you break that with volume, bottom line, you get an ABC structure on the way down. We look at the NDX100, and the spy is much stronger than the Qs. The three Qs, weak, bottom line, they're down $0.70. Well, first off, they got to $363.20. They're at $360.45. The Qs look to me like they're in an ABC down, period. Now, they're both potential ABC downs because you have to break up. Thank you. Let's get this shot up. What are we doing without a shot? My god, I got a sacrilege happening. Here we go. OK. There we go. OK, so inside the Qs, what you have is this. Is that we have a high volume low, same deal, trading out there at $350. I suspect we're going to go after it. If you break it with volume, you've got an ABC structure on the way down. Now, when you take a look at the Qs, which is interesting, is that the ABC structure, the way that actually is also set up is that it's aimed right for where we basically broke topside going all the way back to June. It looks like that's where it's going to basically try to get into. And if we go a little bit lower, like $324, I think $324 basically is game. $324 is the highs of the lows that were generated out here in June. So we'll see where the baby shakes out, but that's where my head's at at this particular point. Gold. Gold contract is an ABC structure on the way up. And what you have is this. It's a complex ABC. So this is what ends up happening with a complex ABC structure, folks. In this case, we're talking about an ABC that's on the way up. You take the B point out. You take it out with volume. You give it up on price. That's what we did on Friday. The gold contract had great volume, had great price, and then, man, they just smoked it. And what we had is this. We had the gold contract get up to $1782. We had 240,000 contracts traded. That took out the high that had $151,000. That's giving you a price projection of $1795. When it is a complex ABC up, you get the confirmation that you have still probability in an ABC up when you pull back with light volume. That's what we're doing out here today. Gold contract can actually pull back as far as it wants. The bottom line is that, yeah, we might see $1745. We see $1749 today. Then it will go after the B point once again. When you get this type of volume that we have here, my take is that we're going to get it number one, and then the actual contract wants to run up somewhere in this 1835 level. Silver is the same type of setup in silver. Silver also is a complex ABC structure on the way up, size Z. And we have, with the silver market, silver is so volatile it's insane, man. I mean, not as volatile as Bitcoin, but pretty close. Let's put it this way. It's almost untradable. That's the real bottom. My take is I don't trade it because I don't like those moves that go $1 in silver when you're talking about a $21 future. Excuse me. Silver also took out the B point. You had $2284. We had $41,000 contracts traded. Took out the $35,000. Today, you're going sideways down a little at $28,000. Silver also wants to get up to this, I think it's $2395. That's the number that's inside of that. Good old King dollar. So let's go take a look at King dollar here. King dollar right now, that is up $262. We're at $94,326. And it looks to me like this thing's going to try to test going all the way back, $94,742. What is amazing, and I want to thank one of the targets for bringing this up inside the den, is that this yen move, man, is insane. The yen folks today has just gone from 112 to 113.41. And if you are in the metal market as I am, and there's plenty of us that are in that, we're going to count our lucky stars out here today, man, because when the yen is up this much and gold is not smoked, I'm not quite sure what the take is here. And let's take a little bit of figuring out, because the correlation has been in there for quite some time, meaning if the yen gets really weak, the bottom line is that gold can get taken to the clean. I mean, in a big way. That's not happening out here. So we'll see where this whole thing wants to shake out. But pretty intriguing, man. There's no doubt about it. Some of the other higher volume equities out here today is that you've got Ford's flat at $15.17. You have, let's see, who's hanging tough out there? AMC is still hanging tough. Pretty amazing. Hanging tough at $37 and they lose money. Transition is up $0.10. Comcast is down $1.95. The XLE, we take a look at that oil sector. XLE right now, that's up $0.08. It took out its last swing. And this would be interesting, too. $0.5665, it took it out with volume in. XLE is going a lot higher. Stay right there, folks. Come right back. Are you looking for a way to consistently add winning trades to your portfolio? Tom O'Brien is here to help. Tom O'Brien has been successfully trading markets for over 30 years. A frequent contributor to TD Ameritrade Network and CNBC, Tom O'Brien founded TFNN over 20 years ago to help educate investors just like you. 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And trust me, so we're in the third block where I'm building on the 22nd block. They're on the 17th block. I think a lot of it has to do with the stadium itself. The stadium itself is all cement. You get inside it, it's kind of weird. If you're bent to baseball stadiums at all, it's just a strange stadium. That being said, we definitely have a sports town. I mean, because the bottom line is that the Lightning have an amazing amount of fans. The Bucks have an amazing amount of fans. The Rays have a lot of fans, but a lot of the fans do not go to the game. That's the real bottom line. Now, what's gonna happen is that they're gonna do, they're talking about doing half a season in Montreal, half a season here. We'll see what ends up happening. My take is that it's gonna, well, and then they may go to Tampa also. The bottom line is that I expect what we're gonna see is that there'll be a smaller stadium. They're gonna stay in St. Pete. And that's how I see this thing running. And the reason, folks, is this. So picture this, the way this works is I believe it's 2027 that their lease is up. The Rays right now are in a great spot because they have the development rights of 85 acres in downtown St. Petersburg, Florida. The guy that owns the Rays came from Goldman Sachs. He's not gonna give that up. That's my take on it. It has been my take for a long period of time. You know, it's just like, well, I give it up. The land is worth more than the team. So it's like, okay, I suspect they're gonna get it figured out. They make a nice 14,000, you know, stadium that probably gets them action. You know, and I remember, and I'll check this out because people always thought that the Boston Red Sox, you know, always had people. My father parked cars over there as a second job. And when I was a kid, I was always there. I mean, my room smelled like baseballs. I'm talking about nine, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, okay? And when Ted Williams got his last home run, cause I was there every, almost every game, folks. When he got his last home run, they were, I had said to Tommy, there was only 5,000 people there. I Googled it. There were only 9,000 people there. Nine to 10,000 people. And that was Ted Williams' last game and last home run. I mean, Fenway used to always be empty. And then all of a sudden it wasn't, you know? That's the real, that's how it came out. So we'll see how it comes out with the raise. They're in Boston tonight. Boston's ahead by two to one, which, you know, the raise have beat Boston many times this year. So we'll see how that baby shakes out. But that's what you do have happening inside of a raised baseball. And they're gonna have to figure it out. But, you know, what I, they've been going through this. No, they've been going, they've been supposedly negotiating for about seven or eight years. But Petrie had negotiated in seven or eight years. And then all of a sudden the city of St. Petersburg is one of the hottest cities in the whole country. And this is what happened in Boston too. This would, in fact, this is exactly how it came down. What happened on one of the streets there is that the Lions brothers came in and started developing bars, entertainment places, bowling, all of this. And the bottom line turned into a hit because then what happened is that it was a destination for everyone. If you go into the game, you wouldn't go into the game. And that's what I suspect is gonna happen in St. Pete because they're gonna develop this 85 acres, whether they have the raise or don't have the raise. They have one development planned with the raise. They have another one without the raise. I just can't see how you're gonna leave St. Pete. And it's like, really? You're leaving the hottest city in the whole country? And you came from Goldman Sachs? Not gonna happen, folks. Great negotiation though. Because like every baseball team or football team or hockey team, they, this is a great question too. The question is, what is in the 85 acres right now? So listen to this, you gotta Google it. What's there is Tropicana Field, just one dome with all hockey? That's it, there's nothing there. That's why it's a blank canvas. That's why it's gonna be worth so much, it's already worth so much money. Everything around it. Right now, an acre in St. Pete's going for about 16 million right now. And this is 85 acres, okay? So you can just do the math on that. This is like, no matter what city you're in, think about right in the middle of the city. And on both sides, you're growing exponentially. And on all the sides, it's surrounded by water by three ways. St. Pete, so Pinellas County is a finger in the water. St. Pete is another finger in the water, off the finger in the water. And that's what I dig about this place. And that's why basically, when I start doing business here, it's set up just like Boston and just like South Boston. Exactly. So we'll see where it shakes out, but bottom line, I suspect they're gonna stay here. And we'll find out. You get some heavy players in Tampa, they want them in Tampa. I don't think the Tampa would get them more business. You know, there is definitely, the difference between Tampa and St. Pete is that Tampa, there's definitely many more offices in Tampa, but they just started putting, like you have offices there, but it's not a walkable city. You know, you go to your office, then you get in your car and you go home. St. Pete needs more offices, but in St. Pete, no one gets in their car because you have about 34 blocks with about seven or eight other blocks, times 34 that you can walk everywhere. So pretty cool all around. Coming up at 3.40 folks, I got an amazing guest today. This is so cool, I'm so psyched about this because you've heard me many times, Bridget and I, we always go up to Kings Bay, the Springs. Florida has an amazing amount of Springs folks, okay? But I gotta not, the guy's name is Oscar Carell. Now, he won the Emmy Award for a documentary that he had on PBS for exotic invaders. That's all about the Burmese pythons and the Everglades and all these other invasive species that have basically committed to the Everglades. This one here is about the fellowship of the Springs. He visited 30 different Springs, bottom line in Florida. If you've never seen the Springs and there's plenty of folks that haven't, we'll get you to, well, his website is floridasmagicwaters.com. I can't wait to talk with this guy because the bottom line is that this is life extraordinaire folks, okay? Fresh water, fresh water Springs that we have and they're everywhere in Florida, it's pretty amazing. Market-wise out here, let's go take a look at that NQ because you got it reaching down a bit. The NQ right now, manatees. Oh yeah, manatees like beyond belief. The most manatees in the world folks are in Kings Bay and I see them many times. And in fact, I haven't, I've sent plenty of pictures out to our own web but I haven't broadcast any yet. I've left a broadcast right from that dock someday. So right now the NQs are at 766, 758, man. We'll see what's gonna break it. That's a high volume low at 758. So if you break it, that thing can get all the way down to 722, you know, coming into the close. We've got plenty of time to get a half hour coming into the close. Inside the NBX100, the strength versus the weakness, strength out here. Checkpoint is up 1.9%, amen up 1.6, tests are up 1.7. Stay right there folks, come right back. Are you having fun trading the markets but having trouble finding like-minded individuals to discuss your trading and investment ideas with? 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So here's where the Goldman Sachs guy says, that despite near-term uncertainty, we expect the equity market will continue to rally as investors gain confidence that the current pace of inflation is transitory. Goldman Sachs strategist David Carson wrote in a note to clients, and simultaneously you had the chief strategist at J.P. Morgan Chase concurring with him that stag-flation fears will start to fade. They live in a different world, man. That's the real bottom line, because I don't see, well, like, there's a couple different deals that you have going. One of the biggest deals is that you have supply bottlenecks. You have prices that are already up dramatically. Now, yes, when we start talking oil prices, yeah, they can back down, okay? They back down, they go up and down all the time. What doesn't go up and down all the time, folks, is the supplies that we use every day. Lumber, yeah, that happens, but I'm talking about all the other stuff that you use. Appliances, they're not going back down, but appliances are up, windows are up, pools are up, you know, you can just go on and on and on. And they're up by a big amount, too, not a small amount. And what does happen is this, when it is not, it is absolutely not transitory when it gets into the payrolls, okay? Let me just show you this. You know, they're talking about, so companies, companies are telling us right now their expenses are going through the roof. Look at this, Zoom, okay? So Zoom, Zoom's trading 255, right? So watch these numbers, because we're going to be getting all the numbers coming out, right? The earnings are coming out, look at this. So they're going to take in the same amount of money. They're going to take in a billion dollars, right? But last quarter they made a dollar 36. They're only going to make a dollar eight because their expenses have gone up so dramatically. That's Zoom. So fundamentally, they're telling us this, right? Watch this one. I was doing these this morning, looking at them. Walmart, okay? Walmart, we know, monster. You know, biggest company in the world, right? Same setup. Walmart, well, it was Walmart. I'm not quite sure what's going on here with Walmart. Walmart is actually going to take in less money, $135 billion, and do a dollar 39 versus a dollar 78. Monster number. What else was it looking at? Walmart, oh, okay, Disney. Here, watch this. I think Disney, Disney is the only one. Disney, oh, I think Disney is the same. Their expenses are going to go up too, but they're actually going to make $18 billion. Yeah, same deal. Okay, so watch. Now, Disney is taking in $18.8 billion. That's what they plan. That's 1.8 billion more than they did last quarter, but yet they plan on making 50 cents and they were making 80 before. The expense side of the balance sheet, folks, has gone up pretty dramatically for these companies, for everyone. Not just did, but that the cool thing about public companies, of course, is that you can see them, okay? Yeah, let's go to the banks. Let's go see what the banks, J.P. Morgan. Let's see what the banks have to say. And that'll be interesting because the banks shouldn't go up. And the reason being, they don't have, okay, now look at the same thing, though. Here, so check this out. So J.P. Morgan is saying they're going to take in $29.9 billion and they're only going to make $2.299. They took in $31.4 last time, they made $378. They're saying they're going to make less money too. Now, what I was just going to say about the banks is that that's pretty weird because they don't have, the banks are, they don't have supplies they have to buy, man. That's the bottom line. And they have the interest rate structure going the right way for them. So if we look at Bank of America, here it goes. So they have cost two. They have cost two. Well, actually, they have employees. Okay, so here, check it out. Bank of America, $21.7 billion. So they're going to take in $100 million in the last quarter. But yet, last quarter, they made $1.3 to the bottom line. This time, they're making 70 cents. These numbers, we're going to see some numbers that are basically shallow. And when you start talking inflation and transitory, the thing that just cracks me up is that you get Goldman Sachs and what was, yeah, J.P. Morgan strategist out there, buy the dip, buy the dip. And if I think, so that's J.P. Morgan. Yeah, it was Morgan Stanley, I think, that came out and said, yeah, Morgan Stanley is just the opposite way. Morgan Stanley, they're saying that they see some pushback because consumers are more worried about inflation. And what does happen, folks, inflation absolutely gets going when it's our perception. There's no doubt about that, meaning that if your perception is that things are going to go up, well, you are pushing the envelope. I'm pushing the envelope right now. Man, I'm buying stuff out six months that I don't even need. In fact, I have one of my assistants checking out here today is that I'm buying a bunch of stone. And there's a sale on it right now. And the sale is pretty extensive. Normally, it's $7.09 square foot. Bottom line, I can get it for $4.99 a square foot. And if they'll hold it, I'm going to buy a lot of it. That's what happens, though. That's what happens to all of us. That you accelerate, you push things forward, you push the cash forward. And then what ends up happening is that the acceleration of cash also goes quicker, quicker, quicker, but that acceleration is at higher prices. That's how that works. Let's go take a look at the Dow industrials, the strength versus the weakness inside the Dow industrials. Point-wise out here, we have Home Depot putting 20 positive points. Salesforce 15, Boeing 7, taken away from it. Goldman minus 42, Visa 34, JP Morgan 21, United Health 19. It's intriguing that the banks are taking a little hit out here today. Let's see what JP Morgan, yeah, the 13th. Yeah, so we're kicking off earnings here on Wednesday. That whole cycle starts in the bottom line. We're gonna see these numbers coming out. We're gonna also see what these companies are saying about that ledger, meaning that what is that expense ratio? How long has it taken them to get things in those bottlenecks? Never mind, never mind, yeah. Let's go bring up oil, man, because there's oil a shot. Okay, so we hit 82.18 today. And yeah, when we did this, I remember doing this because this is like a large ABC up. Yeah, it's a monster too. So the real question is, let me put this on a weekly because it might be a weekly ABC up too. Okay, so let me put this, I'm gonna put this on a monthly. We'll cut to the chase and see where this thing wants to go. So I'm bringing this back 25 years right now. Come on, think, think quicker. There we go, okay. Yeah, 107's game. 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And I'm sure most of us saw parts of that, folks, because the bottom line, those Burmese pythons coming into the Everglades, he got into it a lot more about other exotic invaders coming in, but great film, which was on Amazon Prime as well as Netflix. Well, he has a new documentary out, and it is something you want to watch. We have the website up right now. The website is floridasmagicwaters.com. And this documentary, folks, is the Fellowship of the Springs. It originally aired on PBS in April. It is still on PBS in Florida. And Oscar visited 30 different Florida Springs. And if you have never seen Florida Springs, folks, after this interview, you are going to see them. You're going to come visit us because they are absolutely incredible. Oscar, welcome to TFNN. Thanks, Tom. It's great to be here. I'm telling you, you know, I was actually at Kings Bay. Kings Bay is my favorite place to hang out when I saw this come across the Bloomberg, right? And I says, oh, my God, I got to get this guy on. So first off, tell us what you're doing with the Fellowship of the Springs and inform these people just how beautiful, well, how beautiful our Springs are. The Fellowship of the Springs for television is a two-part series that we produced for PBS in Florida. And it's run in PBS stations all over Florida over the last several months. Right now, what we did is we merged the two episodes into one film. And so we are hitting film festivals all over the state of Florida right now with our documentary in two days. And so on Thursday, we have a premiere at the Treasure Coast International Film Festival and we have the Central Florida International Film Festival and several others coming up where this is also gonna be running. But it's also running on PBS at the same time. It's just kind of a different packaging. So we merged it to and really what happened was I wanted to make a film about the Springs because I love the Springs. And when I started kind of investigating what's happening with the Springs and how they're being destroyed, I figured that I needed to put my skills as a journalist to use and to answer the question as to what's happening to these Springs and can they be saved? And Springs, you mentioned Kings Bay, Tom. Kings Bay is beautiful. It's an amazing place that is one of the biggest harbors for manatees in the entire coast of the United States. It's a place where manatees go in the winter and if you go there kayaking in the winter, you're gonna run into a bunch of manatees. Yes. Seek warmer waters in the winter. And Three Sisters Springs is part of Kings Bay. It's a beautiful place. And Kings Bay is evidently one of the places that is really impacted by what's happening with the Springs, a loss of flow at the Springs. Also the algae blooms that are destroying all the native grasses in the Springs. Those can be found in Kings Bay. But beyond Kings Bay, Florida has the largest Springs and the highest concentration of freshwater Springs on earth. And right now our regulators and our government are not doing a very good job of protecting these places. In fact, they're enabling their destruction. And so I think it's important for people to know that their government can and should save these places, but they're just not doing it because they're basically caving to corporate interests. And you know what's so cool? And folks, if you've never been to a spring, I hope that when you see this and I hope that you see Oscar's film, you'll come to a spring. And I can guarantee you, we get a country that's divided, you will not be divided when you see this nature. Because the first time that Abigail turned onto this Oscar was only like seven or eight years ago, my better half, Bridget, turned me onto it. I just couldn't believe it. The water gushes out, folks, it's absolutely amazing. And I got to see pots of Kings Bay come back because right now there's pots like this year we were just up there three weeks ago. You can see the grass is coming back. I don't know if it was a hurricane, but there's a lot of people doing a lot of work like yourself, right? I mean, they're out there raking it. And it's just incredible. Once it does come back, I've got to see the difference, meaning that you're looking down, sometimes folks it's dark, then you're looking down now in pots of it. You can see right to the bottom, you can see the manatee, you can see a little fish running around. Really cool, man. I mean, it's really amazing. What I did, what I did, oh, I'm sorry, good. Kings Bay's being actually actively restored by a group of engineers that are replanting the grasses that have been killed by the algae. So let's see if that lasts, if it can make it. Right, and when you read that story, it's pretty cool folks, because once it does grab, right? They have a shot, they have a shot. So tell us, so we have the nitrates. Nitrates are hurting the springs, right? What else is hurting the springs? Nitrates hurting the springs, people not basically throwing garbage in the springs, that's for sure. What are the biggest threats to the springs right now? There's two major threats to the springs right now. Over-pumping of groundwater, which is regulated by the water management districts in the state, and pollution from nitrates. The worst pollution from nitrates comes from agriculture, and that is happening mostly in Northern Florida, but there's other smaller sources of pollution for some springs, such as septic tanks and urban runoff. I see, okay. But those are the major factors. Over-pumping of groundwater and pollution from nitrates. And I think the agricultural industry has a role to play here in saving the springs, and they need to innovate to figure out how to grow agriculture using less fertilizer and recycling more water so they don't pump as much water. Well, there's no doubt that those chemicals aren't good for our bodies, man. Those chemicals can kill you in a second, man. I mean, if you want to live for a while, folks, that's the other side of it, right? You know, sometimes it blows my mind that we know the science behind it, and then it's like, okay, how long do you want to live? I mean, and never mind the planet. We can see the planet, you know, that we take care of the planet, the planet will take care of us, you know? I mean, that's what it really comes down to. That outside of the whole, so tell us the other springs. I'm only familiar with the Kings Bay in that whole area. Other springs in Florida, are there springs that are further outside of rivers that are like, do you know what I mean? Yeah, yeah, Florida has some amazing springs. They're these beautiful places that you visit and you never forget them, because just the cold water's a shock to the system. And there's places like Wiki Watchy Springs, which is about an hour north of Tampa. And that's an iconic place where mermaids perform in an underwater theater. But you could also kayak down the river and swim around, and there's water slides for kids. Then there's places that are more pristine, like Alexander Springs or like Glen Cove Spring, which is in Ocala National Forest. And then there's places like Silver Springs, which is one of the biggest tourist attractions in Florida until Disney World opened up in the 70s. Springs were really the first tourist attraction in the state of Florida. And they're iconic places that are important, not just to our heritage, but exactly as you said, Tom, to our drinking water supply. People don't necessarily understand that the water that's coming out of the springs is the water that we're drinking in Florida. And if we keep polluting the aquifer where that feeds the springs, if we keep polluting that groundwater with nitrates and other pollutants, eventually that's gonna come back to us in terms of bad health, because we're drinking that water. So it's not just in the best interest of the springs to reduce pumping and to reduce pollution. It's in the best interest of everybody's health in Florida to do this. No, there's no doubt. And what Oscar's talking about folks, this is pretty cool. I've actually seen this. I've seen when folks that really care about Crystal River, they're out there with their rakes. They're cleaning it. Well, then it's happening, folks. It's amazing. They're cleaning it. And then all of a sudden, there's another little spring that's there. They're small. I mean, it's not as big as Crystal River, but there are springs that we don't even know about yet. It's amazing. Listen, folks, come over to his website and listen, I never asked this, you are gonna donate to this guy. The bottom line, he's out here working his butt off. Please come over to the website. We're gonna send this out as an email. Donate now. Give 20 bucks, 30 bucks. Give something, folks, okay? Because the bottom line is beautiful. You want your children to see it, your grandchildren to see it. And you gotta see it, man. If you haven't seen it, you're crazy. Come on down. Oscar, this was awesome, man. Appreciate you having on. Love to have you on again. Thank you, Tom. Great being on with you. Thank you. Have a great one. Have a safe one. You too. Stay right there. Sharpen your skills as an investor is like getting better at playing a musical instrument. You have to practice, sure. But you also need excellent instruction from experts. 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That was down 230, NASDAQ's off 80, S&Ps are off 28. The website, folks, is floridasmagicwaters.com. So, F-L-O-R-I-D-A-S, magicwaters.com. Check it out, amazing. It's so cool, the guy's doing it, too. Market-wise out here, you can see we've got a little weak market. That's the bottom line. They sold it off, coming into the close. You can see that high volume low that we had out here inside of the NDX, went right after it. Bottom line is that, let's see, so we are at, that was 722, we are at 719. It'll struggle a little bit here, but my take on this is that you don't have buyers out here, man. That's the bottom line. We're in a correction, wants to go south, even on a weekday. Market-wise out here, you really better just look at where you're at, folks. You want to look at the gaps underneath equities that you have, because when you start getting the correction, they're going to go for those gaps. Are you leveraged? If you're leveraged too much, please pull back. It's easier pulling back when you're only down a little versus down a lot. Don't, because my take on this, when we went through those numbers, some of the fundamental numbers, these fundamental numbers aren't going to come in. Technically, this is set up to go lower. When I start looking at those fundamentals numbers this morning, it's like, okay, man, they're telling you fundamentally they're going to make less money. And then all you have to do is trust yourself, meaning walking around your neighborhood. I don't think there's a neighborhood probably in the United States right now that things haven't gone higher. So every time you hear transitory versus real inflation, it's like, man, okay, guess what? We know they're in a different world. There's no doubt about it. They're not buying gas, they're not buying food, they're not paying for kids' education, they're not paying for healthcare, they're not paying to take care of their children, they're not paying for anything, okay? Either that or they, someone else pays their bills for them. Who knows? The bottom line is that inflation's here in spades. Always remember folks in the back and Chloe, I'll hot out the bull can run you over and thank God there's always another trade. Health, habits and prosperity, have a great night, have a safe night. Come back and visit Tommy tomorrow morning, kicks us off, nine o'clock, great show. Yeah, look at him folks.