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I said something just happened. It looks like, and it could just be traders, you know. Totally. But this bar, we saw some action in the dollar index, I think, as well to go with the yield. But we're right back down at those lows that we were at yesterday. And, man, we were at 1.8 on Friday. Yesterday, quite a run to about 1.66. And as I was talking, I was like, yep, well, well, now we got a 1.66 handle. It's amazing. Because we started off with a 1.67. Yes. If you never tell someone like five years ago that bonds would be moving like this, and be like, what? And guess what? I mean, this was an anemic dead cat bounce. So when I say dead cat bounce, I'm going all the way back just five months. Look at it from April. We're at 2.6. Yes. We get down to 1.44, I think. 1.442. Cool. And a normal bounce. When I say normal, even a bounce that is weak should have got you up to like 2%. And we made it to 1.90. And this is ice, basically. This is where it was a total breakdown. That was on August 1st. That's when we went from 2.05 to 1.87. Crazy, man. Yeah. 2.10 to 1%. In the 10-year? In a day. In a day. In a day. And I was going to pull up, where's our Feminacci? I wanted to get... Yeah, that's the right one. Right there, right? Perfect. Yeah, where do you see this? Because where are we? 38. Pretty much on the peg, right? Right. Not bad. Right. Is it a .382 retracement? Yes. That's a weak retracement in a market. Yeah. Bottom line is to take off again. Meaning your trend continues. And in this particular case, the trend is to the downside. Now, what if we delete this? Yeah, I just... Why don't I just do it again? Just go. Well, how about we can keep it up, even? I was going to put... And we'll see. I wanted to see what this retracement... That's what you do. ...to this retracement. Exactly. We're already 50. Zoom that in. Yes, so here's our 50 number, right on the peg. Right. Cool. So if you break the 50, folks, you go to the 68. Sure. You know, you go to the 68 and you're going to go to the floor retracement. Yeah. So it's already showing that they're still selling bonds. You know, gold. Let's go to the gold contract. Look at gold, you know, because they had gold on $7. You know, it's so wild, folks. Here in the gold market, I just keep your eye on the dollar, too, because when gold was even down $7 this morning, the dollar was down slightly. But it was like, okay, man, you know... And there's that little pop that we were talking about where gold just popped, you know, six bucks. Right. We just went from $15.22 to $15.29. Yes. And you got juice here. You know, you got some good... That was a good pop. We go over to the E-minis. We take a look at the E-minis. And, you know, we're... The range we're in is really small. There's no doubt about that. And, you know, we'll see how long we stay in this range. You know, yesterday... No, that was last night. Yes, yeah. You got up to that 312. Yeah. We just got down to three. And all the markets kind of making high. Is it like 7.45, 8 o'clock last night, whatever that spike was? Yeah. And then... Oh, let's go look at the pound. So this is going to get... I think I might do. I still have a chart up. We can jump around to what I think I do. There we go. So there's your pound, man. And there's your acceleration from about 4 a.m. eastern time. What's that correlate to? 9 or 10 a.m. over in Britain, in London. And, yeah, their version of the Supreme Court basically handed down the decision saying that it was illegal for Boris Johnson to lock out parliament. Right. So they're going to be back in business tomorrow morning. And did you see how... So the way this works, folks, this is pretty wild, is that the prime minister goes to the queen and gives her advice. Okay. And, you know, the bottom line is that it was bad advice. Well, when I read that to Simone, I says, oh, this is intriguing. And the queen is supposed to like stay out of things, right? So that's as in politically. So I imagine that that advice is something that's a... I'm just... You tell me, because I haven't read it, but it is more of a formality once the advice is offered. It really is. But she's the one that's going to sign off on it. Right. Yeah. But if she starts signing off on those types of things, she becomes a political force. This is... I watch The Crown, which goes into it, and that's part of where it's really... You don't want the queen getting political, where they're really... It's more of a... No, go ahead. Because once they get into it, then the royal family becomes political. That's correct. But the queen... And that's the last thing the royal family ever wants. That's correct. But the queen had to say yes or no, because she's the only one that can do it. Okay. But, yeah, I get it. Then it becomes her approving or disapproving, and it becomes an unelected official. That's how it's set up. Okay. Yeah, that's just so weird. I know. But the point being that the reason why they don't do that is because that's not a democracy, and the people will change that if that actually takes place, as opposed to being a formality of a head and state. Yeah, and we'll see what's going to happen now. That's why people are so flipped out, I think, because they got the queen involved. Okay. And it proved illegal now. So what they're saying is that, okay, she got bad advice, she signed off on it, and the Supreme Court said, hey, it's illegal. My point being, though, is that she's always just going to follow the advice, and that way she is not the person actually doing it. It's just a formality. Oh, yeah, no, I expect that. It's just a formality. Yes, yes. So that's not going to change, I imagine, because the queen, the royal family, is smart enough to realize that that would be a big problem, because then you actually have a king and a queen, and that's why they don't do that. So that's where I fail to put it on the queen as much, because the queen's actually saying... Oh, no, I'm not putting on the queen. I'm just saying that that's the way it works. Okay, that's an interesting way. It feels like you're putting it on the queen, no? Oh, no, I'm not. Because you're saying it was her decision, yes or no. So that puts it on the queen, no? That's why I'm losing the... Whatever she says goes, exactly. And she gets the advice from the prime minister. So what you're saying is that whatever advice she got, she has to always say yes politically. Right, no, I'm with you. That's probably how it goes, but it's pretty wild. Oh, it is. And now we see, what is it, October 31st or 28th? There's a few different dates over there. I heard October 7th, because they have to have a plan by a certain day already. There's a few dates looming that are even ahead of that October 31st, too. We're going to love it. Yeah. Let's go take a look at the NDX100 and see the strength versus the weakness inside the NDX out here. So strength out here, today's wind casinos is up 3%. You got McHawley, Bray up 2.2. And Tour de Serge goes up 2. Ross Stores, Ross Stores, yes, up 1.8. Taken away from it. Myla, pharmaceuticals down 3.8. Tesla's up 2.9. Netflix is down 2. Netflix continues, man. I saw a story yesterday. That they're now negative for the year after having a 46% gain at one point. And I'm not sure if that's calendar year or 12 months. I think it might be for this 2019. We'll pull it up in a moment. Look at this. 231 low, 386 high. October 2nd of last year. Stay right there, folks. Tommy and I come right back. If you're not currently using the TAS Profile Scanner when looking at setting up your trading opportunities, then your arsenal is short a mighty weapon. 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I mean, it's amazing, right? Look at this. So they're going to be looking to take in 10.4 billion. Billion in 90 days? In 90 days. And look at the growth. I mean, this is just amazing that five years ago, they took in 30 billion. Yeah. How are they taking 42? Yeah. We're talking about 12 billion on 30 billion. That is 40% growth. I had to check my math for a moment. Every 3 billion of growth would be 10%. They grew 12 billion from 2015 to 2020. Mammoth numbers, man. Is that it? Because guess what? Those were mammoth numbers already in 2015. Right. And they're still... They were at all-time highs. All-time highs, $90. They're at $87.91. I don't even know what they sell Nikes at at this point. And I'm sure the top end, I really don't, in terms of those big basketball Jordans and whatnot. I know. 250, 299 probably. Really? I don't know. I'm guessing. Maybe it's 199. But some of them are just the real, like the yearly Jordans I think they put out or whatever other huge superstar they have, they come in at least a couple hundred bucks, I think. That is just... Got to get them every year, you know? Oh, listen. It's, you know, there's no doubt that snake is a fashion. Yes. Right. And that's where you talk about, you know, the 2020 Jordan or whatever it is. Yes. They get that premium for their brand. And they spend the money advertising to get that premium. Oh, there's no doubt about that. Jordans getting his cut of those still. Oh, I know. That's why he's a billionaire. Oh, my God. Totally. Seriously. Yeah. Let's go take a look overseas and see what happened overseas last night. Because what you have here, folks, is this. Like, our S&P has been the strongest, you know, when they look at the world indices. We're still at these highs. Yes. Now, that being said, you're going to see that, you know, if we look at the larger indices, they're not only off their highs, but they're all acting kind of the same way that the S&P is right now, meaning they're having a hard time holding price. They're... Now, they're not at highs, okay? So this is the Dachshund, Germany. This is the Dachshund, Germany. And you're going to see, I just brought this back. Well, let's do it three years. Yeah, so... Okay, perfect. Yeah, the Dachshund, Germany, that topped out January of 2018. Okay. $13,005. $5.96. $5.96. But you can see, like, if we... if we look at here going back to May... Yep. You know, this is like a consolidation. This would be like a consolidation at highs, okay? Sure. And this had that same spike to lows of almost, ours was Christmas Eve. It's probably similar. It did. You made it to $10,200 from, what did we just say, $13.5. Right. Basically, 35% haircut. Right. And boom, we're up 23% from the... Yeah. Just... It would basically be this year to date. Right. So it was December... And so then, let's go to Asia. We'll take a look at... Now, Asia, especially in light of the trade woes, and how those are definitely weighing on some of the Chinese sector in particular. Big time. So we take a look at the Hang Seng, and I'll bring this back... And do the same thing for three years. Yeah, three years. And you'll see the Hang Seng, high is $33,400. It was November, I hit the low. Okay. $25,000. Let's take a haircut, huh? It sure is. This chart a little different than the DAX, right? It is. Then you got to bounce up to $30,000. So watch. So literally do it. We did 33. Yep. So 24. 25, 24. Yeah, 24, 25. Back up to 30. Yep. Now this is at 26. Yeah. Yeah. Now if we take our cash S&P, excuse me, what you're going to see is that we've been at these highs for... Maybe three years. Same deal? Yeah, I'll do three. Okay. We've been at these highs for... We're like 40 points higher than a high... About 25. Only 25 points higher than the high of January 2018, right? Oh, no, no. No, this one here I'm talking about. Yeah, 29, 40. So it's 60 points higher than a year ago. Yes. Now granted, you're still in a higher range because once you get over this, you're in that higher range. But it's having a hard time doing anything else. Yeah. You know? So we'll see where the baby is going to shake out. How about can we go back to Netflix? Yeah. I wanted to take a look at it again. So again, we have the highs of, man, 300 and something under the computer catching up with us. But I did see and... I was talking with Basil one day last week when you were out just about the Netflix versus Disney saga. I do love Netflix, but for the first time, I think you really see some separations here in terms of what they may be dealing with from the likes of Disney, man. Sure. And the competitors coming down the line because... And what are we at for the high, even this calendar year? 378, man, now to 260. That's $118. You're looking at almost 30% off of that 378. But yeah, I think they were probably going that, you know, you sat here, you started the year at 231, essentially, and you went up to 380, almost 50% profit. And now all of that, you can see, well, let's see where this low is now. What are we looking at? Weekly? That's the December low. That's... Yes, right. And we're coming for Netflix right into it. I mean, even if you say where do we start the year off, the January 4th weekly bar starts at a low 256 and the low today is 258. And you know, what you very well have here also is that Netflix is the one that got us all used to basically internet TV. Definitely. You know what I mean? So now people... Now you're used to it. Now it's not like... No, I'm not putting on Channel 4. Channel 5 anymore. No, right? You cut the cord. You know, you got Netflix. You got Prime. You got Hulu. You got Disney Plus. You got ESPN Plus, whatever it is. And you know, Disney, ESPN, they're going to package all of that up. Disney, ESPN, Hulu package, I'm sure at some point. But yeah, for the first time, I think you'd see... You know, it's so funny. I think you know this, though. I thought I hadn't cut the cord at my house. Okay. And so what had happened, folks, is that... You? No, I did. And I knew that I had internet, okay? But you know, I don't have a TV, so I don't watch TV. But so what happened, I says, oh my God, hold it. You know, I've had this the whole time, but I hadn't cut the cord and I forgot to bring the box back. Okay. And I cut it like eight months ago. Good for you. I know, I was elated. You know what I mean? You got to return those boxes though. But now you're going to return the box because now you have to return the box. Now, eight months later, you have to return the box. But you still got to pack. Yeah? Yeah. Let's go to Scott and Safety Hub. Hey, Scott, what's going on? First of all, Tom, thank you for years and years and years of information and your dedication to the sport. It's just unbelievable that you're still around. You're still going strong. Everybody else is not everybody else. Most people have faltered or fallen away. And you're still there. I mean, you're constant. And it's just great to know that we can tune in to the TFNN. And you're there 24 hours a day, pretty much. You're always there. I mean, I really, really appreciate it. Well, we appreciate you growling a problem with us. No doubt, man. I saw a basketball show often. And I go on pretty large with certain stocks. I went in deep with X. And besides the charting aspect of it, don't you think that we're overlooking, you know, the fact that we're going to need steel, we're going to need aggregates, and there's no app for that, you know? We're going to need these raw materials sooner or later. I mean, we need them now. Yeah, just stay right there. We'll come right back. 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This segment is brought to you by Think or Swim. For more information, just click the Think or Swim banner on the front page of TFNN.com. Welcome back, folks. We're talking with Scott from SafetyHab and we're talking about U.S. Steel. So, you know, let's just take a look at this first. I'll take a look technically. So the low is 10, the high is 30. That high, it's September 28th, 18, almost to a peg, 365 days ago. You know, so, I mean, you got to be careful there, man, because you have hammer and bottoms. Let me put this at the bottom. Let me put this a little bit longer. So, what technically, Scott, I mean, this thinking, you know, get down to 8.52. That was when it came off the lows in the March of 2016. There's that strength, right? You know, the top of the strength is $17.00. The bottom was 8.52. Quite a month. You know, fundamentally what has happened is that the taffs bottom line end up basically hurting the steel companies more than helping them. You know, at the beginning, they made a fortune for the first couple quarters and then they get slammed because what ended up happening is that production, manufacturing production pulled back and in the U.S. they needed less steel than they had prior to that, you know. Yeah, you have some downgrades which you may have seen even that was a couple of days ago. Excuse me, yesterday even. We have that one. It was the day after I bought it. I'm sorry, what? That was the day after I bought it. I did the downgrades. You know, one thing I like is we've got a gatekeeper now with Donald Trump who's not going to allow any Chinese steel, so that's a good thing. I don't think so. Because what you have there, it just, the U.S. steel itself has always been a dog. I mean, you know, I mean, if you take a look at this chart, you get a chart that I believe if we bring this back, you're going to see, yeah, you get a chart, U.S. steel is at what, $196. You're at $10. Right. You know, steel, in general, like you, what you had said is that we need steel. Yeah, we need steel, but what happens is that the business they're in, they're in the flat-rolled business and the tubular business. So the flat-rolled business and the tubular business is basically automotive needs it and energy needs it. So energy is down the tubes also. Do you know what I'm saying? That's what I specifically said in one of these articles, Scott, just that the Pittsburgh-based producer said weakening markets for flat-rolled steel and tubular products for the energy industry. And that warning coming after they got another downgrade on the likes. That's after Newcore. Newcore is one of the strongest steel companies out there. And I just want to jump over to... Who is the company to go with then for bridges for skyscrapers? Who's the steel beam company? I believe, let me see this for a second. If we do... I think in case it's horrible lately. Yeah, no. Newcore is the premier deal. I just don't know exactly if that's what we're talking about. But this is the premier steel company. I mean, if you look at Newcore, what you're going to see, I'll do the same 20-year deal. And you're going to see that, yeah, I mean, it's down from $82 and it's $51, but it's not down from $200 to $10. Do you know what I'm saying? Can I ask you about one other thing in that same arena? C-Mix. I was always big in C-Mix, and then they said that we'll never build anything that has anything to do with Donald Trump. And I think that the CEO should have been ex-doubt, like Elon Musk did for C-Mix anyway. But I see these C-Mix trucks. I'm sure you do too. The white and then red, white and blue trucks everywhere. And the stock's three bucks. And they won't move. So this has, we know, Tommy and I know quite a bit about this one, because who, oh my God, I can't believe I can't remember his name. One of our tigers that, you know, is from Mexico and lives in the United States, he goes back and forth. Carlos? Carlos, yeah. Carlos was calling about this, and I think he bought it, I don't know, with a buck and a half, two bucks, whatever. But what happens here is that when we brought this up, Scott, right? The C-Mix. This is a company that has so much debt, it's insane. It was up there. Yeah, okay. Because when you look at it, C-Mix, let's go down right down there. So watch this. CX, okay. Because this is crazy, Scott. This is like insane. So watch this, folks. They, the Lofi is 282, the high is 726. Now this is, but when you look at this, you're not going to believe this, because this is the biggest company in the world. It's a $9 billion market cap. Right. So they take in $14 billion. And they have since forever. Right. But when you look at their debt structure, their debt structure is some kind of, I mean, I forget what it was. Well, they take in $14 billion a year. The company is only worth $9 billion a year. There you go. And you're barely making money. The one last thing I wanted to go over, Scott, before just to take a look at, because they're still going to pull in so much money, but you look at the revenue, and I'm jumping back to U.S. Steel here. So we have their revenue up. In 2018, they were crushing it with 536 for profit earnings per share. Right. And on that year, they took in $14.2 billion. Well, in 2020, they're still going to take in $12.7 billion. So you lost $1.5 billion off the top. But that was all profit. And they're making four pennies in 2020. So you can see that they're still going to sell $12 to $13 billion a year in steel, even on this forecast coming into this current year. And they still have two quarters of 2019 to come in with before you get to the 2020 forecast. So they're still saying they're going to take in $12.7 billion in revenue of 2020, but they're not going to make any money. And that's the big difference of where you might see this share price struggle if you know you can't reach the economies of scale where all your profits were. Yeah. You know, Tom, one day I'm going to have to just, you know, take you to Burn Steakhouse and have you explain to me how people, how these companies, you know, these pharmaceutical companies that bring in no money, they have nothing, are $40 a share. $50 a share. I mean, I've never understood that, you know. It's just a follow-up line. You know who we need for that? The guy we need for that, we're going to take him out of retirement is Bud Rolfs. Okay. Bud Rolfs is the biopharma company. What that's all about, Scott, is that that's really about the, what are the chances going forward that they got an explosive drug? Yeah. But Bud Rolfs knew that. And he's just saying, though, versus steel company that you're going to need. Exactly. No, you're right. He's right. There's no doubt about that. I like the thinking methodology, right? And that's why I just pulled up the revenue, because I was like, you know what, we're, how much are they? And it's like, yeah, they're still going to take in tens of billions of dollars. And steel's not going away. But they were priced at a level of decent profitability, you know? And they're not priced at that level anymore, even by their own forecast. Do you remember the days when Kramer was all over Crock's shoes? And I had intelligent people that I trade with. Doctors, where's, I mean, wait a minute, leave the lawyers out. But the doctors, and the Crock's, buying a company that only makes one product, plastic shoes for a hundred and some dollars a year. I mean, it's just... Hey, Lululemon's the right, the same thing right now, athleisure. With something that makes something with steel, you know? Yeah. They got to make something in, they got to get something to the bottom line though, right? The bottom line's the hottest pot. Yeah. No doubt about that. Yeah. Hey, listen, man. It's all so confusing, to me anyway. There's a lot going on, man. Have a great one, Scott. Have a safe one. I made a lot of money on CX and when it popped up way back, and then I still got people mad at me because they got greedy, you know? When I told them to sell out, they didn't want to. Greed's always the top point now. $30, you know? Yeah. Tom, again, we love you. You're doing a fantastic job. You know, I'm jealous that to be able to work with your son like that and so forth, believe me, folks, no matter how... what kind of money you get, if you... if you don't have family, if you don't have structure, you will be miserable. Have a great one, Scott. Thanks, Scott. Take care, man. Stay right there. I'm coming right back, folks. $50,000 investment at a normal four-year CD rate of 3.1% would give you income of $1,550 per year or $6,200 over the four-year period. 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Let's go over to the NDX100. Keep an eye on this, folks, because the NDX100 has the power to bring you up and bring you down. We have a particular case that we have a little selling inside this index. The Comp is actually what took the numbers into the close yesterday into a negative aspect. So we had a high, but that was like late last, yeah, overnight, overnight at 7904. But it didn't take the high from, you know, the market. 7894? Yeah, so... 40 points, exactly. 7854. And what you have here now, you got a little volume coming in down here. So 7847. Yeah, 7847 has the volume on it. So that's going to get tested. So that's where the battle line is set up right now. You break that, though, and then guess what? You can be right down to those lows of 1030 yesterday morning. And... there's no doubt that... Oh, did you see what Facebook was? Yeah, they're going to read your brain. Yeah, oh, this is wild, folks. Okay, this has been... the companies that are starting up right now are just phenomenal, man. Yeah, so they bought this company, I believe, between $500 million and $1 billion. Yeah. There you go, the top one. Controlling computers with your mind, as we know about this morning. So CTRL or Control Labs. Not sure which one you'll say it. Technology startup, building software to let people control a digital avatar using only their thoughts. The world's largest network is paying between $500 million and $1 billion. People are familiar with the deal. So the closely held four-year-old startup, not bad, which has dozens, not hundreds, dozens of employees and raised tens of millions in venture capital uses a bracelet to measure neuron activity in a subject to determine movement that person is thinking about, even if they aren't thinking, that neuron activity is then translated into movement on a digital screen. And so I was reading about it, it's almost as in, imagine you're going to send the signal to your hand just like we're using a mouse. So they put a bracelet, they're firing, they read the neurons, so that's where your mind fires off those types of syntaxes, and you don't even need to have the mouse, but you're firing the neurons that it then associates with that type of brain activity to... Science is so cool, man. They say that technology, like control labs, may someday be a crucial part of products like augmented reality glasses where a user might want to control a computer without needing buttons, you do something with your eyes, you think one way with your hand. Your hands could be in your pocket behind you. It's the intention to move, not the movement itself. Maybe you think about your bring-about, right? Yeah, and I've heard Elon Musk I think say, you know, listen, we're already intertwined with computers. We just have a... and I forget the way he put it with his words, but we just have a bad interface. We have to do all this stuff with our hand, but you know, you actually already are in the computer when you think about it. The way you use a mouse, the process from your brain to your hand, to the mouse, to the computer is something that you're going to see might make much more rapid and intertwined. Because you do think about it. You are all... Your thoughts are moving the computer to do things already. It's just a very archaic way to force the mouse, versus they're going to start reading that brain activity. You see this type of deal with amputees and limbs, so already they're making health strides where you think about moving your foot, and they're starting, I saw 60 minutes, we're jumping all around, but it was remarkable, folks, and the way they said it is that they're learning and this person had to choose, unfortunately, because of an injury, to have an amputation for quality of life. But as a result, they got to ampute it in a way that preserved more of the nerves as opposed to a regular amputation just by however they happened or birth. And as doing that, then they were able to preserve nerve endings and they were really able to strap on a limb that your brain could control. And using, I'm sure, this same type of deal. Pretty cool. I know. You think about where we might be in 10, 15, 20, let alone, you know, 50 years. My goodness, you can't even probably imagine. And that's it. The wristband will decode the signals and translate them into the digital signal. Your wristband, my God. Yeah. And so, of course, you know, Facebook... Yeah. Hey, who knows? I know. Those are all questions. Man. Yeah. So they say that they're not competitors, they don't have or make this technology, Facebook saying, so they're going to use this and of course they have their, what was the big virtual reality company they bought, the Facebook. It's augmented reality, virtual reality. Right. That's one of the next big things coming down the line. Pretty intense, man. It is. You hear about this, right? You hear about self-driving, self-flying cars, all that stuff. Right. Pretty cool. I want to go back to school. I want to learn more science because it's so cool. That stuff is remarkable. It is. That's why that 60-minute story stuck with me because they literally strap on a limb and the person just thinking about moving their foot and the limb is firing up. And see, as we were talking, those NQs, they're leading it. That didn't take much, so someone just fired something off. Let's go back to... SAP is back under 3,000. We hit the NQs again. You're going to see that when they start selling these NQs off, folks, get out of the way because... That was back under 27,000 I saw. For some reason, they can just blow it apart pretty quickly. But that's how it likes to trade. So next leg here is the 78-22. Okay. Yesterday morning, hello. 24 hours ago, right? How about Tesla? Can we pull up Tesla? Because we were talking about yesterday with Larry Ellison and him knocking Uber. What we should have mentioned, of course, is that he's on the board of Tesla with a huge ownership. So when he was saying that... And the expression he said was that he could have had a monkey, I believe. No. I had it yesterday. A cat. His cat. His cat could have written the code while Tesla's going to be a competitor of theirs when they start putting out their own fleet of driver vehicles, whatever they have. Driverless vehicles. But I imagine, Tesla, you might see them be a competitor even before. There's no reason why they couldn't... If they have the vehicles, right? If they deliver all their cars to the consumers that want to buy them, why don't they just start making them themselves and then they begin their own fleet? But right now, they can sell... They have the backlog. Right. The sales, but once you get to a point, they're actually going to have this unique idea that they can build a fleet for themselves and deploy. And that's what he was saying. They don't even own cars, Uber. We're going to own all these cars and we're going to own them. They're going to be our cars. And we don't have to pay the drivers. Well, that's really, yeah. That's... And when you have Facebook buying technology that you're going to control computers with your brains, how far off are driverless? Now, with that in mind, folks, I say all the time you ever just send a text to somebody and autocorrect has just a brain fart and they can't figure out anything. And I say, we're going to have driverless cars and my phone can't figure out a simple sentence and they actually miscorrect it to say something wrong. So, there's a lot out there. As long as you end up in a nice warm place instead of Alaska. All right, cool place. When the driverless Tesla plane comes and picks you up. Exactly. Yeah, make sure they don't have a one-way trip to Alaska. Yeah, all right. Even Alaska's beautiful. Just make sure you get there in July. Yes. True. Yeah, or about a lot in December. Yeah. So, market-wise here, folks, you get a little selling pressure. Nothing heavy. I mean, we've been in this range for quite some time. So, we'll see whether they start really unloading anything. Right now, you have the Dow up 63, Nasdaq's down 8, S&P's up 4. It's the composite as well as the NDX100. 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We'll remember these only because we're going to jump to the revenue for their profit. So $240 billion. They got 1.8 billion out shares outstanding. So you're making five bucks a share somewhere 2019, 2020. Times that 1.8 billion. Yeah, so about $10 billion a year in profit, right? You're taking in $70 to $80 billion in revenue, all right? Now, run that over to Netflix. Netflix, $114 billion company versus $270, okay? So Disney, two and a half times almost the size for market cap. You're looking at about 437 shares, 437 million shares outstanding. And when you jump over to revenue, they're taking in, now they're showing massive growth from $15 to $20 to $25 billion. They're projecting, now this is where it gets careful. That's almost a record profit they're looking at, all right? So, but they're projecting $564, same earnings per share, but they only have 437. So they're making about $2 billion in profit. Versus $10. Yes. Now, the revenue side, they're making $20 to $25. It was $70 to $80. But man, we were almost just talking during the break. We're like, what is the Netflix, what's their brand, right? What shows are they branded? While they have the Ozarks, they have Oranges New Black. They have a number of others who have won Emmys, I think, even themselves. Breaking Bad, was that this? No, that was AMC as well. You're an AMC fan. He was thinking Walking Dead, Breaking Bad. Those are AMC. Right. You know what's happened though, is that they've gained a lot of viewers on Netflix when they bought the Replace, is what happens. Exactly. So that is, but Disney, they got Star Wars, they got Marvel. They have... They have Mickey Mouse, man. So if you're looking for their Netflix, man. What are they? Right, they got Mickey Mouse. That's it. Exactly. Right there, folks. You can think of Swim coming up next to the Ameritrade. I'm Mr. Basil Chapman. Steve Rhodes, Dave White. I'll be back this afternoon. Thanks, bro. Thanks, man. Yeah! Look at him, folks.