 Let's jump over to our man Teddy Kegstad. Every Wednesday, folks, at 40 past the hour, we talk to Teddy. You can reach Teddy every trading day at forex-trading-unlocked.com. Teddy Kegstad, you almost ready for some turkey Thanksgiving, man? Yeah, Mike. I'm down in Arkansas visiting my mom, so I just moved her into a new place yesterday, and they have to replace the brand new dishwasher this morning, so I'm doing this from the deck. I love it, man. I love it. Well, I'm glad you joined us because it's a short and trading week. We're closed Friday, half-day in the markets, but, man, let's kick it off with crew, Teddy. You're probably sticking to your guns with the action we got yesterday, but we got to talk about it in terms of the reserve is released, and it had been speculated for some time, and people had said it's a small plug and a big problem, but a pretty interesting action that you get the three to almost $4 rally yesterday. We're sitting at $78 in change in crude. What do you see in that market right now, man? Keep on rallying, baby. Keep on rallying. You know, I just left Chicago a few days ago, and the gas prices were just under $4 a gallon. Ironically, I'm here in Arkansas, and it's almost $1 less. It's kind of weird, so that's crazy when you think about the pricey difference between just 750 miles in the United States, but the taxes are higher in Illinois, so that's probably the reason. But, yeah, I'm still very bullish on oil. I can't see it even remotely dropping. You got to think about how much fuel we're wasting every day because you got all these diesel trucks sitting idle waiting for them to get their containers emptied and trucks loaded, so that's one big problem. As far as, I mean, the oil trade's got a lot of issues. I'm still bullish. I'm looking at $100. Like I said a couple weeks ago, right now, this is a consolidation. It's hard for anyone to even say that this is going to turn around and go south and be a bearish market and be better for us right now. I just don't see it. There's no reason to even remotely look at oil as being bearish whatsoever. I mean, I think yesterday was the exclamation point, man. If you know, how can you be a bear when you get that type of news? And it was expected, so I get that type of deal, but quite a $3 to $4 pop, man, just like nothing like almost $80. I love the Chicago Black Oaks, man. You're working it. You're in Arkansas. It's really stressful. Just like it's waiting for my friend, it's jeans day. Gotta love it, man. Thanksgiving with the family, it's perfect. Okay, so Forex, man, we got a lot going on in Forex as well. We got the dollar to highs. Where do you want to kick off on the Forex market? It's a layup fundamental rally in the US dollar right now. I mean, since Sunday night, the 30-year bond is down over three basis points in two and a half days. Right there, if you can't know that the dollar is going to get a rise on that one while you're in the wrong business. And the bonds are half way, eight, 10 ticks lower today already this morning. So there's the best support. The British pound is falling like a rock. The euro is tanking. In the Australian dollar, I mean, now that we're seeing that these detaining COVID facilities or concentration camps, whatever you want to call them, they do exist and they're sending people there, Australian dollar is just a rock falling into the sea. It's going to keep on tanking now. There's no reason for that market to lift at all. So I think that you're going to see. Remember, we were talking about the yen getting up to 116 where we broke out. Last week, we were talking, we were buffering under highs. We had a little sell-off. We're right there again. We're just under 116. I can see us hitting that by Friday, if not even later today. And 122, I think, is still a very valid target for the US dollar yen over the next couple weeks going into the end of the year. Yeah, you really can't deny that trend, almost like you can't deny the trend in crude going on, man. Quite the consolidation, even around 110 from April to October and the thing takes off almost to 115. Yeah, quite the move. Now, for Forex markets, because I'm not familiar, how does, I know Thanksgiving is a US holiday, but does that affect things? I know US, of course, they're a big player. But how does that affect the Forex market, something like our holiday closed tomorrow? And really, a lot of people closed on Friday. We get a half day, but where it's one of the only days we're actually closed when the market's open at TFNN. How does that hit a Forex market? Well, it does hit the Forex market, because you got to remember that except for stock market is shutting down early, what it has a holiday hours in the United States. But you remember, our bond market also has holiday hours. So when the bond markets has fewer hours, that starts to constrain the currency market, because no matter what our interest rates drive, the biggest pricing value in the currency markets. So I mean, obviously, there's not going to be any Fed moves over Thanksgiving or anything like that. The machines aren't shut off, but they're not running on full throttle. So I always tell people, holiday markets stay away from them, because one, they're very thin. I don't care if it was 40 years ago or four days ago, holiday markets are just a trap, unless you're in a position and you're managing it, you should not be entering or even, you should be on vacation, take a holiday. It's why it's a holiday. So you get a lot of erratic movements, and that's something you may see, because we have a lot of numbers that you were talking about earlier that are coming out today. We could have the algos starting to spike around, but my feeling right now is that the trend is so strong, because the interest rates are tanking, the dollar is rallying. That momentum, I think going into the holiday is going to be exacerbated because of the drying up and liquidity. You have guys like myself, after I get off with you, my positions are set. I'm not going to look at anything until I get home this weekend. It's done. Whatever happens, happens. Not that everyone's going to do that, but the majority, I would say, of the professionals in the industry will be. Now, Europe and Asia, are they going to do much? Probably not, unless we do have some big reaction. There's not a lot of news that would shake them up. So I don't really think you're going to have that type of effect. But Monday, I would think that we're going to have a scrambling market. I liked your little piece about Jamie Dimon's comment. I first personally don't like the guy. I like the joke. And I think that more people should do it and stand up for China. For the amount of money that those companies have just to make that decision with everything going on. I mean, it seems like over and over that story, man, no matter how big you are over in China, whether you're Jack Ma or whether you're that poor tennis star recently that came out and accused the vice premier. It's scary stuff when people can just disappear from public, the moment they say anything about leaders over there. So it's all the more money. And the NBA players, and listen, over here, I think it gets overdone the beef they get about everything going on. But I think they should catch beef for the way that they don't care about anything going on in China. And it's all about cash for the NBA. And it spans everything. They just come to mind, you know, how anyway, money is only worth so much, man. In China, over there, it's bad news. I don't, I don't, you know, you go over to China, you behave everybody because everybody's watching over in China. Seriously, right? So we, you know, for all the forex markets movement, Teddy, we got about a minute left. What's the one you're looking at the most with maybe the most conviction because there's been some big moves. And I think the trend is, you know, right what you're talking about. What's the one that you have the most conviction on as we look at those markets? Your favorite currency in one of mine, the US dollar yen, I am a raging bull. I think that with all conviction that this thing is not going to stop. 116, I've been calling this one for a month saying that Thanksgiving around this time. And we are right here. We're half a dollar away, you know. So, and not to shoot my own horn. No, it's big time, man. You have with that and oil. It's been, listen, I appreciate these conversations. I know the listeners do too, man. Well, Teddy, enjoy Thanksgiving, man. Yeah. 122. We'll be talking to you next Wednesday, man. Enjoy that beautiful foliage out there, man. I love those leaves out there. Have a great Thanksgiving. We'll talk to you next week. Thanks guys. You do too. All right. Thanks, Teddy.