 for Tom O'Brien. I will be with you throughout the week. Let's take a look what's going on in the market. We have the ESDAB about 1.16 points, excuse me 1.17 percent up the Russell of about 1.69 percent. Any queues about 1.33 percent YM up about 1 percent. And so we had gold really shoot up today on significant volume. So the dollar, now we're down a little bit from that kind of run-up we've had. We were sitting around 107.30 until we came back down and the dollar also saw a bump up. Earlier today, you know, the metals stock market and the dollar are, you know, these are inversely related with each other, but we see some weakening signs in the dollar, which is positive for the metal market and the stock market as a whole. Copper futures kind of flat right now, light swede crude down a little bit. Now we'll talk a little bit about that. It did shoot up over some concerns about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict that's occurring. We might see that pull back just a little bit. The Brent crude down about the same as well. Tesla up 1.37 percent. We'll talk a bit about them. They're looking at some of their quarterlies after releasing the cyber truck. And some analysts aren't entirely sold on it. Steel Dynamics. We're back in that trading range about 105. See, we really saw it break this consolidation, which usually would be a bearish kind of signal. But it did come back up and shot all the way back up to 110 and that we're now floating at 105. So I'm keeping my eye on this to kind of see what will happen. I'd like to see some more volume action, rejecting really the 100 area. We might see a traversal back down to a sub 100 a little while. QQQ up 1.32 percent. Google up 1.53. Meta up 2.14 percent. Disney coming back a little bit. I say that a little bit at $85. We're still down pretty significantly from its highs Apple kind of sideways. iPhone 15 sales were not so good in China as they had been in editions prior. Of course, the spy trading about 4.36, 4.7. We have some news with Lulu Lemon. They're shooting up significantly. As you can see with the volume up to about 4.20. You're trading at 4.18, 2.75 right now. So they're planning on joining the S&P 500. So people really want to get in on this. Vancouver Canada-based company stock is up over 10 percent. That's 4.15. 55 earlier in the session. Lulu Lemon has had a strong year despite weakness in the overall apparel industry. Remember when Nike was getting kicked pretty heavily, Lulu Lemon was pretty strong. And this has been a strong company for quite a while. The prices are relatively high, but the quality is very good. And they're just dominant in the kind of the athletic industry. Its second quarter results came in better than Wall Street expectations. And the net revenue increased about 18 percent year over year. Late September, Lulu Lemon said it had entered a five-year partnership that connected with the fitness platform Peloton for its content. Lulu Lemon will become the primary athletic apparel provider for Peloton, while some Peloton instructors will be Lulu Lemon ambassadors. The company said it also plans to stop selling its connected fitness mirror device, which it purchased for $500 million in June 2020, when valuations for at-home fitness equipment like Peloton and Tonals were skyrocketing due to everyone being inside because of COVID. Yahoo Finance Executive Editor points out that Lulu Lemon unsuccessfully attempted to integrate the mirror acquisition. But the positive thing about this is that when something doesn't work, they cut it out and the stock always tends to blow up. We see that happen a lot with Meta as well. When they've invested heavily in it, they cut something that's failing, people just tend to love it when they put their money somewhere. Obviously, this is a pretty significant jump. They gapped up very high. And this is on a yearly here. So, I mean, it gapped way above its yearly high of 407 beginning of the year, probably trading about $28, excuse me, $286.57. Keep your eye out on it. I really would not get in at this level just because you had such a stark amount of volume at the top. You might see some kind of sell-off, but we'll be trading some new bounds here with that. On some crypto news, Tether has frozen some crypto wallets. And this is like the scary thing. If you're like a crypto guy, and the concept is you get this and it's kind of away from regulatory bodies, you can do your money what you want, and there's more freedom to it. Well, we're seeing now with the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and certainly with the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, that there have been some wallets that have been frozen that have been linked to terrorism in warfare, as it said. Second for this to not lag. There we go. So, Tether has frozen 32 virtual wallets linked to crypto-funded terrorism in warfare in Israel and Ukraine. And what I want to say too, all right, I say this is bad news. It's not bad news. It's good that these companies can figure out which entities are supporting violence throughout the world and freeze these. It's just I think what it does is it underlines again kind of the inaccuracy of thinking that cryptocurrency is going to be some new liberation regarding finance. Everything's always going to kind of get back to what it was. And what I mean by that is the regulatory bodies we have now regarding money are the result of many years of people taking advantage of certain systems or doing things incorrectly. And so new laws always get put on top and new regulations always get put on top. And we're going to see that happening with cryptocurrency as well. And I think these larger companies, obviously, Tether is just the foundation that supports the kind of algorithm for this coin. But you look at things like all the different wallets that exist in the different kind of exchanges, both of these entities are going to have to work together to kind of police what the people who are using their programs are doing. And that's going to allow these companies to kind of exist further, right? You know, if you're having a cryptocurrency that exists and it is being used for things like terrorism or kind of illicit activities, and the people who are in charge of the algorithm don't do anything about it, you're going to get governments coming for you essentially, right? And they're going to shut down your business and seize all your stuff. So this has to be kind of done in order to maintain longevity of the program. When we get back, we'll talk a little bit more about that. We have Steve Rhodes as well, which is great. If you have a question, you can talk to me in the den. If you're not in it, you should get in it. TFNN.com under services, we have it there. 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