 The following is a presentation of TFNN. Boost every business day. Tom takes your phone calls toll free at 1-877-927-6648 internationally at 727-445-1044. Oh, look at that. What's a beautiful thing? Look at that man. Jim from Minneapolis. We were taken by storm. Taken by storm, baby. I love that. That's a great saying, man. Hey, what's happening, brother? Good morning, gentlemen. How you guys doing today? Good, man, yourself? Oh, man. It's been the most incredible couple of days since when I called in on Friday, Litecoin busted out of that consolidation on the two-hour chart. Okay. And it just never looked back. It did a 100-point ABC up, and now it's very extended the way I look at it. But, holy mo- I mean, it went up to $420 last night. Now, Tom O'Brien. Oh, welcome, folks. This is Tom O'Brien of TFNN. We have 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 grows. Hope everyone's having a great day, safe day. It's making a great night, folks. Always do your best, but don't overdo. When you overdo, you deplete your body, and you go against yourself, and it will take longer to accomplish your goals. Knock it off! Let's take a look at it out here. We had the Dow Industries finish down 122. NASDAQ off 12. S&P's down 6.5. Not a bad day, folks, for the amount of points that we had been down. That being said, you know, we finished down 3 tenths of a percent in the S&P, one tenth in the NASDAQ, and four tenths in the Dow Industries. Now, we were down about double those numbers intraday. That being said, guess what? The market's having a tough time catching a bid topside, because you have many of these sectors that you just have selling in, including the transports, the SMHs. The oil, in particular, is a big number. Gold contract. Gold contract down $11.90, trading at 12.72 an ounce. We had oil, we had the gold contract. Tested swing low of last week, $11.12, $67.90. It rejected it, had some volume. So coming into Friday, I expect we're going to have some volatility still in that metal market, because we've had lower prices and it's pretty hard to turn that around on a Friday. We have the jobs numbers, $8.30 in the morning. That is going to move markets. No two ways about that. Oil, oil broke with volume, with conviction. It had wide price spread, accelerated volume. Oil's down $2, trading $61.61. Oil looks like it wants to try to get into this $58 area. If we have the type of volume that we had out here today, oil can go a lot lower. Notes and bonds. You get the 10-year note down 11 ticks, $123.07, 30-year down $16 at $147.03. Let's go take a look at the 10-year. So we take a look at this 10-year out here. You're back with 1.5 million contracts. I think we're going into 1.7, 1.89 actually. So you're still coming down. You have an expansion of volume, but yet it is lighter volume than we've come down on. So bottom line is that it looks to me like this can get down into $123.03. We hit $123.05, and more than likely when the jobs number comes out, you'll get some big action in that 10-year. 30-year. We take a look at the 30-year. What do we have with the 30-year out here? 30-year. See, this is strong, man. 30-year down 15 ticks, $260,000 contracts. We're coming into $300,000, I think, $357,000, I think. $347,000, $348,000. Yeah, that's saying that this still wants higher price. Now it's going to be pretty cool. I've had Chris Crawford on before, folks. He's from Fairway, a mortgage, independent mortgage. He's going to be coming on a quarter-past, a 20-past fall. We're going to be talking about interest rates. We're going to be talking about mortgages. So it's a pretty cool time to have them on because the 10-year, we're still trading out at 2.54. And of course, what we have had happen in the last six months is that those rates have gone down dramatically compared to what most of us thought where they were going to go. Kingdala, up $186,000, trading $97,590,000. If we go over to Kingdala and we take a look at Kingdala right here, what you're going to see is that Kingdala's trying to get back outside of the top of the consolidation. Now he did 14,000 contracts. That's pretty good contract volume out here. So I suspect it looks to me like Kingdala's going to at least get to that $97,705 number. That's the number when it broke out of its consolidation last week. Pull back inside it. Bottom line, drive's number is going to probably have it get back up there at least test it in the morning. This has been an action-packed week. There's no two ways about it. Euro, yours trading at 111. Now, as we ex-numbers after the close here, we get a lot of them. Expedia, the low for the year is $108, the high is $139. Now this closed at 128. This is trading right now, $122. So let's see what they have to say. Okay, so numbers go like this. The estimate had been, first quarter revenue estimate was 2.69 billion. They did 2.46. So that's a big loss, man. That's a big number. Yeah, they expected to lose money, too. This is interesting. So they were expecting to lose $0.37. They had lost $0.35. Man, how is Expedia losing money? I'm just curious whether this is a one-time deal or they've been losing money all the time. No, this is a one-time deal. Interesting. Well, I see. For some reason, this quarter, when you go back, they lost $0.36 this quarter. Last quarter, last year, first quarter, they lost $0.46. Then they make it up the next three quarters. That's kind of intriguing how that works. Sugar Shack, Sugar Shack. Oh, my God. I love it. Sugar Shack, that brings me back a while. That was a great song. The Shake Shack. Shake Shack closed at $62.91. This is the burger place. Bottom line is that right now, what are we trading at? Let's take a look here. This is trading at $66. So you get that baby up $4. And numbers go like this. The same-store sales. The estimate had been going up one-tenth to one percent. We're going up 3.6. So that's a good number, man. That's a big, big number. No doubt about it. Let's see what this stock is. This stock's getting crushed after the close. Astro Networks. Okay. This is cloud computing. Well, this is a high flyer, too, man. So this closed at $310. This is trading at $268. You talk about a hammer and holy cow. This is one hammering. Look at this, though. Last time with volume. Oh, my God. $268. You got to see this, folks. If you want to just... This price and volume. You want to see something. $268. This is a classic, man. I got to take a picture of this. So if you ever booked the out-of-time in the trade, folks, you know it's all about price, volume, where it is. This is a classic, though. $310. Last time with volume. Look at this. $268. Where is it right now? It goes from $310. Sick. The $267. That's a sick one. That is absolutely a sick one. But bottom line, I found out over the course of years, that's where they go, folks. That's, you know, they can go up, up, up. And as soon as they get cracked, guess what? You go right back to the last place with volume. And if this comes down with volume, then you're going to get a destroyed stock for a good period of time, until it can basically rebuild, build some cars to build those floors. Stay right there, folks. Come right back with our man, Mr. Chris Crawford. We'll be talking mortgages.