 Welcome, folks. This is Tom O'Brien of TFNN. We go five days a week. We go 10 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 growth, whatever it's having a great day, safe day. It's making a great week, folks. Your truth is personal to you. Your own opinions and point of view reflect your own agreements and are personal to you. It's no one's truth but yours. Knock it off! Let's take a look at it out here. We had the Dow Industries finish up 329. Nasdaq up 99. S&P's up 31. Window dressing in spades, folks. They were buying the financials. They were buying the transports. They were buying everything, actually. But both of those sectors, substantial buying and then both of those sectors had been down, had been hit for a long period of time. Gold contract. Gold contract down $7 trading at $12.9150. You've got Silver down 4 cents, $15.07 an ounce. Light Sweet Crew goes topside up a buck and a half. $61.65 a barrel. We had with the oil contract. In fact, let's look at the oil contract. So what we had with the oil contract is that this had been pushing the $60 level for about two weeks, had volume on the push and just couldn't basically get up and away from this area. I did it today. I did it out here. You had the $647,000 contract. You took out the consolidation. This thing is set up now that $65 would like this game. And where I'm going with the $65, by the way, folks, is this. That is the lows when you take a look at how we actually came down. Because when you just look at this in the aspect of how we came down from October of 2018, down into December of 2018, you know, this thing can go right back to $75. That being said, however, is that what you're going to see is that from May of 18 over into August of 18, you get some lows out here that are laying out there about $65. So I expect you're going to get a little flack there. Now, let's go take a look at the gasoline market because as this goes topside, you know, gasoline was up 1% today. So you get unleaded, trading $1.90, and we all care about where gasoline is going. That's for sure. The top of this consolidation is at $192. And it's just about the same type of setup. In fact, let me go XB1. So what I'm going to do here is I'm going to put this on a continuous contract, get a better feeling of on a longer basis of what this is doing. Oh, interesting. Yes, see, so this is pretty wild. So what we've had in the actual gasoline contract is that this has gone from the $124 to $190. This is flat into a supply line. So there are different charts. There are definitely different charts because this one here has a month's supply line that's laying out right where we are. $192 going all the way up to this $228 area. That is saying gasoline is going to have a lot of time going to higher price versus the oil market. If we go take, actually, we're going to look at the TLT. Notes and bonds, yeah, they pull back. Bottom line, they pull back tremendously lighter volume. The TLT, now I'm going to show you how this difference is. TLT pulled back at 16 million shares versus the break top side with 13 million. So that is saying the TLT, yeah, it can get down into this price point of $122.85. And the TLT, remember, is the 20 year plus ETF structure. And what a 20 year plus means is that the only thing they can put inside of that ETF are Treasury bonds that have more than 20 years left in their lifetime. And so you can remember something. Treasury bonds laid out of 30 years, right? So as long as they can be out there 10 years, they can buy, sell whatever they want as long as they're 20 plus. If we do go over and we take a look at the 10 year note, you're going to see the difference in the volume characteristic. Meaning we came down on 1.5 million contracts and I believe this is 2.7 we were going into. Yeah, 2.5. So 1.6 million contracts versus 2.5. And then inside of the 30 year, same type of equation, 30 year come back with 310,000 contracts. You're back a point and a half and that was going into 5.540,000 contracts. What we did have last week, which was pretty cool, folks, in the mortgage market, the mortgage market, the average 30 year mortgage went from 4.4 to 4.17. That was the largest drop in 10 years and on a weekly basis. King dollar, what do we have with King dollar? King dollar is still holding tough. Bears, bulls, they're fighting this out over. Bulls have been winning. It's over the 96, 685 again. We got over there on Friday. Bottom line is that not only over there, it's up here three days in a row right now. So that's saying that your probability is pretty good that 97.160 is going to get tested. And what this is going to be about is the Euro. The Euro is right at the lower end of this consolidation that has been in quite some time. We had broken down and you broke hard in the Euro the week of the March 6th. Now it came right back top side, but the longer this lays here, at this 112 area, the higher the probability is, man, you can be down to 109 and a hot beat and you can actually get out of 103. And I believe if we look at 103, that's been a low. Yeah, that's that's been the low in the Euro. Yeah, going back as far as I can go back, I believe. Oh, no, no, no, that's right. That's I remember that that's right. 82. Yeah, it was an 82. It was at 82 and 2000. And it was at 64 and 85. Interesting, man. Yeah. So bottom line is that, yeah, it can get it can definitely get to lower price. British pound bottom line that the palm wants higher price, you know, and, you know, Brexit hasn't disappeared, folks. Bottom line will hear something about it. You know, next few days, Parliament has taken over the aspect of the votes coming in, as well as the aspect of what they're going to put in front of the House of Commons. And, you know, we'll see where this shakes out. They're saying that Theresa May faces a second attempt by UK lawmakers to force the government to maintain tighter ties with the European Union after the Brexit. If they succeed, May could have decided whether to U-turn and break her promises, risking a split-nerve party or call for an election. Stay right there, folks. Come right back.