 The following is a presentation of TFNN, The Power Trading Hour with your host David White. Call now toll-free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at 727-873-7618. Now, David White. Welcome all to another excellent edition of The Power Trading Hour and as always it only matters that you're here at the appointed time. The following takes place between 2pm and 3pm. So we had kind of a nice push early in the morning. There were some very large, as I said in the morning, category five hurricane warnings that I had in my newsletter which you can get by going to the front page of TFNN and signing up. Anyway, we acted accordingly and we acted even foreshadowed the coming developments of this morning but we shall see and got a lot of questions in the email so we'll get through those today. And really is there, I guess a lot of people are talking about the bill that passed the Senate. If there's really anything that's going to happen, I think that's a lot of the discussion today. The answer is no. It changes literally almost nothing. It does nothing about inflation. It sends a lot of money to people to build cars that probably, I don't know if any of that money is going to go to work for pushing EVs below $40,000. It's awful tough to build an EV like that. Pushes a great deal of work or not work and development of rare earths here in the United States. The problem is we've had those bottled up for about 10 years in lawsuits and it doesn't look like the government's going to change that. So I don't know why you encourage one thing and then make damn sure it doesn't happen on the other. So a lot of press, a lot of bluster, I don't think it really changes much of anything unless you can make a under $40,000 or under $50,000 EV. That's about it. But I think a lot of people are using it for an excuse to tell everybody why they should be buying Ford, which is up about four and a half percent. Same thing with the General Motors. And of course, why they've advertised cars that might be able to hit this number from Tesla, it doesn't really do much of anything for them because they don't make anything anywhere close to it. And of course, at the highs about 913 on Tesla, it's trading at about 884 now. So pretty much a sell the news kind of thing. So I think by the end of next week, everybody's going to forget about it because it really doesn't do anything about inflation. What it's supposed to do about green energy deals is probably never going to happen. So really, I'm looking more at what would be done for an actual inflation. And it's just my feeling, but I think it's backed up by the charts, that we're looking at a rather significant event this week, probably on the CPI numbers. I think a lot of people are looking at a lot of things and thinking, well, nothing happened, nothing happened. Well, it doesn't matter until it matters. But my guess is that we're going to start seeing a lot of other numbers come in that have finally people have raised their prices and they trickle through of high gasoline prices has already come through. And my guess is they're not going to want to pull those prices back any time soon. A variety of other things between supply lines, high gasoline and diesel prices. Diesel is still over five bucks nationally. I think we're just under four bucks nationally now on gas. And we look at going into a winter where just two years ago, total energy per household is probably going to go from an average of about $2,800 to a little over $5,000 this year. So even if you're just talking natural gas to the rest, there's going to probably be a fairly strong contraction of the economy, especially for those folks that are going to be making less than $200,000. In fact, out of the at least the CBOE or CBOE, the Congressional Budget Office CBO is saying that 80% of all the new taxes in this bill would actually be paid by people under $200,000 a year. That's including the 1% on share buybacks and some of the other deals. I'm not exactly sure if the corporate tax, minimum tax, or 15% is going to change much of anything. People with very sharp pencils can make it look like you make nothing in a corporation and of course you can move things in and out of the country. I remember my CEO, I was always busy trying to get products made and get people to buy them, so both the supply and the demand side, he was busy trying to get all kinds of things out of the Canadian government. And I always thought that what a waste of time to spend your life trying to negotiate the government and what they can do for you instead of actually selling products, which we were. So I guess we got it on both sides. We kind of have to play the game by the rules, but it never makes you feel good about it. 877-927-6648. So as I said, I think we're probably looking for some fairly large surprises this week and we'll see how the rest of the day ends up. But I think you're looking at a couple of attempts here to blow through the previous highs. And I think today's close, you're probably going to tell us a great deal more. Other things going on already over most of the CFNN station, questions about NVIDIA. Do I want to handle that now or do I want to handle that after the break? NVIDIA. We'll get started now and then we'll get into it. One gap lower. As I said, you got to really watch for these companies that pop below the three by three displaced moving average. We saw so many of them just going straight up and up and up and volume falling out. Now this was, of course, on NVIDIA, one of the bigger moves out here today and kind of a dark shadow on the SMHs too, which we'll look at. But everybody, of course, said it was over. Now they're saying it's going to probably drag on a little bit. And my guess is everybody's going to say, well, it's over yet again. But it's probably going to take another quarter or two to get through all the overhead that came with Bitcoin miners. But a great company, you just need to wait until it hits the right price to get in there. We'll be back in a minute. With the coming inflation, we are purchasing powers eroded. There's no better place to protect your hard earned money than gold. This is the gold's flagship asset is the Monk Todd Gold Project in the Northern Territory of Australia. This is Australia's largest undeveloped gold project. We are talking a world-class gold project in a tier one mining district. This is a large-scale, low-cost project with significant existing infrastructure and politically safe and friendly mining jurisdiction. 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And the question is, I would say a better judge of this would be the last 30 minutes of the day. We see a bunch of volume come in and also ring the register for the top. So I'll look at that later today. Anyway, we looked at NVIDIA. Three gaps down below, you've got your first gap down. I would love to see this thing back at about 155. Not only do I like that, certainly over the weekend, they were working with their partners to drop prices. In fact, one card that was like $2,200, $2,100, now you can get for $1,100 today. And I've been needing one of these cards. I've been waiting. The one I wanted is $4,000. I'm about half tempted just because how great the pricing is in comparison to even suggest a retail price. These are now, there's probably going to be about a three month window, maybe six months where you're going to be able to get some very good deals and then those deals will evaporate. The downside is so many of these cards have been used in crypto mining and they're kind of been burnt up. So buying them used is somewhat problematic unless you know the provenance. That's a word I learned by watching, what is that? Not Roadhouse. What is that on PBS? Probably the only thing worth watching on PBS. Antiques, Roadshow. That's what it is. The provenance. They always like to talk about the provenance. And of course they have to say it that way. Provenance. Anyway, the provenance of the cards. So I'll probably buy one new or from some kid that I know where it came from. But you're down. Anyway, let's get to a little bit of history and we'll talk about the rest of the stuff going on today. On this day in 1980, the Project Chess Team at IBM, which is one of their Skunkworks divisions, showed a prototype computer to their corporate management. Management gives the approval for the team to build an operational computer as long as they can deliver it within a one year deadline to compete with the rapidly emerging personal computer market, mostly Apple at the time. One year and four days later, the IBM PC hardware is introduced and the rest is sort of history. But of course, why they ended up really catching the lion's share early on didn't end up actually catching the lion's share much past about 1984 or 5. With clones and other things coming on, IBM didn't like dealing with dirty little consumers. They liked going to big corporations that they could charge them and no one ever asked what the invoice was for. Ask me how I know. Anyway, 1980, the beginning of the PC retail and business part of the computer market. 877-927-6648, email me at path at tfnn.com. And of course, you can always put a message in the den. But it's been strangely quiet. All quiet on the western front of seven and a half points after being up about 45, I think, early on the day on the S&P cash. So a nice swing out here and some decent volume off the top. What do we have here? It was one of the question. That's it. Not much else going on in that. So let's go to the charts already in progress. And of course, you want to see what other kind of pin action is happening in the SMHs today. As we said, a lot of these times, if the markets aren't fairly choppy and you get one nice big run, you start kind of a pullback. So I think that's today. Maybe you get a little bounce later this week and then probably a real huge downshot into the abyss. But that'll be later this week for the confirmation of that. But I think we're going to start seeing a lot of these stocks sell off probably over the next three or four days. And then maybe you get a bounce. Got options expiration going into the 19th and maybe some other stuff out there. First question out here today is IBM, look at that one. And to do to do to. OK, yeah, you're just back up to this gap up from earnings. Yeah, this market, I'd probably go ahead and take the cash. I was thinking maybe one thirty five one thirty five fifty on the bounce. You know, they've got a probably a decent future selling the corporations and institutions and and governments. But yeah, it's probably still another year down the line. So I'm going to keep an eye on it. But yeah, I don't think anybody's buying it because they really this is a company in transition. We need to think of it also as somewhat as red hat, because that's a big part of its revenues these days that mask the risk. And of course, you've got to wait for that big change in the quantum computing, which they say is going to be next year. OK, back to the usual suspects with AMD. You get a little bit of pen action on this one, a little less. So I suspect that Nvidia, the SMH is. Yeah, you don't have a whole lot of volume yet, but what we're about two thirty. So it'd be very interesting to see on the SMH is what you really want to see is that three by three line break. And that generally is where you start seeing lots of action. Question about Microsoft MSFT, they're finally starting to release some of their new fall products, not a bad day out here. Again, probably the class act of CEOs in technology. They've been able to stay out for the most part of a lot of the issues that don't make them any money. And again, no real break of the three by three. So not an issue there. Question on Micron, I think we talked about on Friday, which we'll get to after the short time out. If you want to take advantage of this sector, now is the time to subscribe to my Gold Report. The Gold Report is a comprehensive look at the metal sector, as well as the markets that move gold, which is the currency and bond markets. 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And I've got another update coming out right now for those at the tech insider. OK, what else do we have? Question about the IBB. Oh, yeah, we looked at Micron, which I think we were going to talk about under the three by three. So, yeah, problematic. This level is about that. It's very tough. Again, this company makes more money on the VRAM that they put on AMD and Nvidia video cards. So any kind of pullback or weakness there is problematic for Micron. Not a lot of volume so far. Probably the best thing. A lot of people probably looking forward to their next edition of memory that makes lots more money. For them, but probably going to be weak for maybe another quarter if we can look at it in the energy sector, CCJ. Energy is OK. Volume is not, which is problematic today. 2660 didn't really break out much of anything. I'm not going to make a whole lot. I think that this could come back to 2350 and test this gap higher, which is the next good place to get back into this. But I haven't seen much in that question about GLD, make sure those emails keep coming path at tfnn.com. You know, the only problem here is just the incredibly light volume today. Two point four million shares compared to five point five million shares. So is it horribly bearish? No, a day up is OK. I'd still like some kind of pullback to the uptrend line by the three by three on light volume to catch it. We never got I was hoping we'd get that last week and get it out of the way. But we still probably have some kind of at least small pullback and gold. But yeah, probably no real. Um, inflation, relief for the probably conceivable six, 12 months. I suspect we're going to be running hot, as they like to say, and not straight and not normal. If you're firing a torpedo hot, straight and normal. Not just hot, no straight, no long. Oh, we got a call rich in Oregon. Go ahead. Thanks for taking my call. Most welcome. The Congress has passed this fabulous bill and everything's going to be green. There's a company I was looking at called and no fix out of Fremont, California. Yeah, almost all of them opened up higher this morning and instantly sold off, which is probably a pretty good indication that it not a lot is going to happen. Everybody started digging through what they actually passed. As you know, you can only tell after it's passed what was in it. So, yeah, you've got a pretty big deal in it. Like I said, the problem is that I don't know if anybody's going to really be able to hit the under $50,000 price tag to get these benefits. So I think a lot of people are just looking at it as in the short, the General Motors and Ford. I think it's more of a short squeeze. I think everybody else was buying these others up into the passage of this bill, and now it's going to sell sell off on the news. So I don't know if there's a whole lot there. You are and did get into a previous high with 3.6 million with 1.8 so far. So you're going to have lighter volume off the top and kind of a bearish engulfing, depending on how bad it gets today over the last few days. Is it horrible? The end of the world? No. But I'd probably wait until it gets back down to the three by three and see how it acts as support on the way back up. Somebody says the earnings is tomorrow anyway. Yes. I just didn't know if you thought of their lithium cell as being something new and superior to what they like to talk to currently using. All I hear is about all these new and superior cells and none of them are any different. They haven't gotten any better. And they've gotten about six to seven percent better in the last 12 years. So. Yeah, I don't know. You know, Musk is really good at making a D cell. Right. And he had a C cell. So suddenly he says the battery is so much better. Well, it's just bigger, right? He slowly made the chemistry a little bit better. And some of the anodes a little bit better. And some of the management of the cells is a little better. But I haven't seen anybody that's actually delivered anything yet or has anything that they that they aren't talking about. Actually shipping, in fact, part of the bill today that they were talking about was this mine that they thought that maybe would be making more lithium in 2027. And then they said everybody says that's highly optimistic. It's probably 2030. So a lot of this stuff is just probably not going to matter. I think a lot of people are looking at going, yeah, there's not going to be enough lithium for this whole idea of everybody driving EVs. That's going to be a choke point for years to come. And like I said, some of these mines, like the one in North Carolina, they've been holding up already for 10 years. So, you know, if they really wanted it, probably would have happened by now. So my guess is it's a lot of lip action. OK. Smoking mirrors. Yeah, but who's surprised by that? I'm shocked, shocked the smoking mirrors in Washington, D.C. So, yeah, when you look in there is you want to go, where's the beef? And you want to go, I want to find something to hate or I want to find something to love. And there just really isn't much in anything in that. When you actually tear it all up, there just didn't much in all of it, other than some spending and pushing money around. I'm not exactly sure what the details are on the cash, but it was the from what I read this morning, it is very tailored to pushing it toward General Motors and Ford. So maybe there's some language in there that we haven't been able to get yet out and published. But that's kind of what everybody's saying. Now, that may be the people trying to run the shorts in Ford and General Motors today, right? So because that's probably an easy one to think about, right? Everybody said interest rates are going up. So anyway, a little pop out there and forward for today. 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This program is brought to you by Vista Gold, traded on the NYSE American and TSX under the symbol VGZ. And a question from M, who wants to remain anonymous, but lives at 1313 Mockingbird Lane. Wants to take a look at Fortnett. Now, this is a big wireless Wi-Fi style security company kind of specializes in wireless technology and cyber security in that wireless environment. The big problem with a market in pullback or a market that is even thinking about a recession is that the CEOs cut money to these first. I've never understood the whole idea of that, but it just seems like whether or not you're a fast stop at the corner unless the insurance company made you put in video cameras and VCRs back in the 90s, you aren't going to buy one. And eventually insurance companies force people to do it. There's eventually going to be some laws that really hold accountable folks that don't at least make a good faith effort on installing security software and maintaining it. But that time hadn't come yet. And Fortnett, really with its specialization in that part of security, is probably the weakest of the bunch. That being said, as low as it is, I think you want to go retest the 4873 on lighter volume. It's not horrible other than it fell out of the out of the sky. But, you know, it's probably going to go test 4873 and my guess is go sideways. So I don't see a lot happening on that side of it. Yep, a lot of people. Hector emails me something I cannot say on the air because some people might not like it. But I will tell Hector that who was in the car with him, have you heard that? A lot of conspiracy theories out there. OK, let's see what I hear. OK, got a couple more emails. This one, pick these up here as we move along. OK, we looked at Apple already. Probably the biggest thing with Apple is you always have to look at them on their product cycles, getting a big push from the stock market itself. I really dislike the amount of energy off this low compared to the energy on the way down. So you are coming back up on lighter energy. Is the volume all that bad? Well, you had a good day on the third. Now you're kind of going through up with that with a little more than half the volume so far today. So there isn't much there. Could you still get up to one seventy two on Apple? Yeah, I'm just thinking that they I know they have some dog and ponies mid September, maybe late September, and those haven't been announced. But the street and CNBC. They all have a giant love fest and come together and sing Kumbaya with the semi pliable or totally pliable CNBC press to push whatever they've got. And it's awful hard to think about being short into that. But before that, it may have continuing problems. My big thing is I'm waiting for the other foot to drop. Man, is that a great metaphor? Mixed metaphor, by the way, of with China. So that's it. OK, eight, seven, seven, nine, two, seven, six, six, four, eight. And yes, I just saw it come across. If you're a subscriber to the Tech Insider, there's a new email out if you're looking for something like that. Oh, let's go back to the rest of the market. OK, but then every year looked at that one, looked at that one. OK, question about the TLT. This is something I brought up in the newsletter in the morning. And that is just how many of these companies, including Apple and others are going after bond market money like the end of the world's coming. So do they know something else that we don't know? But certainly the bond market's in full tilt trying to push this paper out. I'm just wondering why there's such a desire for these companies like Apple and others that have, you know, more money than probably the countries that aren't in the top five probably have more cash on hand than any of those. What's going on for the push to get all this cash from bonds and bond offerings and warrants and everything else? But there is a giant push right now on in that sector. And it's kind of holding the TLT and some of these others up right now. But my guess, when that's over that and the best prices are done, that these things are probably going to sink back. You've got to bounce today on about half the volume of Friday. My guess, as soon as some of these deals are done, we're probably heading back to 112. With or without a shoe. Well, it's kind of like that story of the Fiddler on the roof where the guy says, on one hand, this guy's right. And on the other hand, this guy's right. And yet this guy on the third hand is right. And they can't all be right. Well, that's right. So you never know. Zero Mistel. What a great, what a great actor for that part. Okay, on the positive side, because I've been accused of being a little negative out here. We actually have some decent action in work day. This may not be a whole lot left. But a good day and okay, volume on a day with a big reversal. You've only given about maybe a little three eighths of it back so far. The problem is you are back into this gap down. Gap down didn't have a lot of volume. It had three and a half million shares. You got 2.2 right now. So you're really hitting some resistance. I think a lot of these stocks at best are going to have to consolidate and at worst could go back and retest some untested lows, in this case, 134, 10 out there. Okay, see what we have here. Okay. Off 12 points on the S&P cash now. Crude's gotten back above 90. It had a hard fight out here a little bit earlier, trading at 90, 70. 877-927-6648. You got, if you're real, real quick, you can get into the last two minutes. If not, email me at path at tfn.com. This to gold owns and operates the largest undeveloped gold project in Australia, the Mount Todd Gold Project. 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Catch Tom O'Brien, professional trader and educator, founder of TFNN. Also a special guest on CNBC. Tom will bisect and dissect the markets. The Tom O'Brien Show, next on TFNN. And we kind of continue to slide by suspicion, is that we're going to find a lot more in the core CPI. That's going to be half a worm. That's worse than biting into an apple and getting and seeing a worm, actually seeing only half a worm. And I think we get that Wednesday morning if I'm not mistaken. So I'm kind of bearish for this week. And of course, 19th is options expiration. We're kind of on the real high right hand shoulder of expectations. So not really surprised that we're getting a bit of a pullback here. And of course, Wednesday also is Delta Neutral Day. So we could see some exaggerated moves off a bad CPI that maybe are helped out a little bit by those market makers to help people get in and out of positions. So just be careful. Everything, as I said, if you had my newsletter this morning, there were a lot of storm warnings out here. Category five, if you're not from Florida, that means the worst. But we had a couple of the best indicators I have in the newsletter kind of sounded in the alarm bell. So I'm not real surprised that we already have a fairly good move out here. But in the next few days, I think we're probably going to take a little bit of those rose-colored glasses off. And we're going to see a little bit more price discovery across through this week. Now, it may extend, but at this point, I'm really waiting to get through Wednesday and see how that works along with crude numbers. I think the way they received are going to tell me a lot about whether I'm right or wrong on my kind of mid fall out there, not a short term, not the next five or 10 minutes, not in the next three or four months, really in the next few weeks. So we'll see you this week. So when you can, not when you have to.