 And we are going to have oil out here today, right? We sure are. Let's go into this. Well, this oil market has been struggling, folks, in neither—in a—yeah. Right? Pretty amazing. Can't catch a bid no matter what's going on in the Middle East, no matter what is happening, because there are just huge numbers of supplies that seems to be coming on the market on a continual basis. So we get crude EIA inventory numbers in 12 minutes from right now, 10.30 a.m. Survey number is looking for an increase of about 1.1 million barrels. What's going on with the whisper number, man? The market, not so much inclined to say that we're looking for the build that the survey number is looking for. Right. 55,000 gallons of barrels, right? Yeah, 55,000, which is basically flat for that market. Yeah. And let's pull up and see where we're trading at. So I'm going to go into commodities. I'm going to go into crude. I'm going to close these out as the market just climbs higher. I believe we just got a new all-time high print on the S&Ps as well. We did it by 2,500. No, it had. So we got crude right now trading, just a hair under $58. We're looking at the February contract. So what's nice is right away, I know the 230s are going to have a daily limit in terms of we can get exposure from $58. I'm going to jump back to those in a moment, because first I'm going to see where we're at on the 11 a.m., so we have $58. This will give us a half hour after the news comes out for exposure. There's our bullish spread, 58 to 59.50. There's our bearish spread, 58 to 56.50. So if we're buying the bullish, we're selling the bearish, looking at about $32. Now just something to be aware of here, this spread, 56.7, it's closing a bit here, but there's a little bit of a bigger versus there's three ticks, two tick bit offer spread on the bullish, and it was four to five to six ticks here on the bearish. That's a little bit. You just want to be careful when you're paying that big of a bit offer spread, because they really matter percentage-wise, you know, if you're paying, and like I said, $32.00 about, so let's show them to the news and see if we have a similar price. So we sure do. So those were the 11s. What's interesting is, so for the 11 alone, you're paying 58.11, the contract's at $57.91. If you want an extra hour of exposure, they're going to make you pay about six pennies. Not bad, man, for an extra hour on one side, even if you're just bullish, you're looking for a rebound. And not the way the oil's been moving, I mean, six pennies is like a... Agreed. Agreed. There would be a bullish spread. There's our bearish spread. Again, we're buying the bullish. That's costing us $19. We're out of the money. We're selling the bearish. That's costing us 21. We have about two to three pennies. 20 cents. Yep. So you're paying 40 cents for the noon, and then let's see where these big. Now, the difference here, of course, is that you only have a buck 50 of exposure for the 11 in the noon. You're going to get $5 of exposure. Now, normally, before all these geopolitical... This is a 230. Yes. And before all these geopolitical things going on, I would say very rarely you're going to get a buck 50 movement by 230 in either direction. But man, oh man, you don't know. There could be, unfortunately, I hope not, you know, some tensions, some missile strikes, some reaction from Iran, a statement from the president. 58 to 63, you're buying 58.26, you're out six pennies out of the money, so you're paying $26 for the bullish, bearish spread, you're paying $29. The difference being, you have a little bit of intrinsic value. Not bad, so you're paying, what, $54 for both sides of the market until 230. I like that trade, man. I really do. On a day where... Let me see where we're at. CL Active Contract is February. It sure is. That's who we're looking at. So just a hair under 58. Look at... So this is interesting because, I mean, what should happen here, this has been, you know, this has major support right here. So it's like, well, I'd say you can get a little pop here, you know? So I don't think it's as bearish as, you know... I mean, I think in the long term, we're going to $55, $50 there, but the short term, it looks to me like you can get a little pop out of here. So let's see what we've got. Do you want to look for a decline? Where are we going? Yeah, why not? Might make it $55 negative or something. Sure. We'll go minus $55. Right. There we go. A little bit of a draw. The market seems to be looking for a little bit of a build. It looks to me like you can get a little pop here. Yeah. Yeah. And let's see, where's our gas. So gas inventory is coming out as well. What are the market? Mark, I'm looking for a building gas between about 3.2 million barrels to 4.8 million barrels when we get those numbers in about seven minutes from right now. Pretty wild. Pretty wild. We'll find out. Welcome back, folks. How's the crude? Crude inventories fell 2.5 million barrels. That was a draw, right? So much for a build. Yes. Coming in with quite a draw. They should have went higher. 2.5 million barrels. Yeah. Should have swung for the fences on that estimate, right? Yeah. So much less oil than the market was looking for. And that would usually say we're going to get a spike in. A little pop. Oh, look at that. That's what I was going to say. Usually it would say we're going to get a spike in prices, right? Look at that. But the market, man, no such thing as a bid in the price of crude. This says quite a bit. It sure does. So we get a draw of 2.5 million barrels and the price drops from 58 to 57. And they're expecting a build. They were. Yeah. Now you can go both. You have the analyst estimate. Look for a bid. Somehow the whisper number. So there was sentiment moving to maybe not quite as build. You could almost call the whisper number flat. But nonetheless, decline of 2.5 million barrels. And the market says we're still going south, man. Yeah. Negative by about 25 cents. Wow. Yeah. That's pretty intense. It sure is. I love that. Yeah. That's actually amazing, right? And I guess we get a big build in gasoline also, right? Gasoline inventory is rising 6.6 million barrels. Yeah. And you know what? Distal it's rising 8.17. Oh, yeah. That's why this thing's going south, man. I mean. Yeah. Lots of gas. Lots of gas. That's pretty amazing. So weekly crude production. Because none of us are buying barrels of oil. Well, we're buying the distillates that we're buying gas. And look at how much there is. And maybe this is why the price is dropping. We have a record high weekly crude production coming from the US. So no matter what's happening in the Middle East, man. Wow. 13 million barrels. 13 million barrels a day. Every single day. A day. Yes. Bowels a day. Wow. That's intense. I agree, man. I agree. That is amazing. Well, that's it. There we go. We got going on. I'll see it. Plenty of energy. So there's the print. Gasoline 6.6. The estimate was a rise of 3.2. Distal it's. Look at that beat. 1.1 estimate was 1.6. And we'd have a distillate, folks. Okay. The reason that that one is so important is that in the winter, that's your heating oil. Okay. That's the whole Northeast, the Midwest. If you have heating oil, that's what a distillate is. It's like, okay. But we can see this. You know, we were telling me last week it was 64 in Boston for a day. Sure. Guess what? No one had to put their, use their heat. And I think that was over the weekend. Everyone was out and about. Yeah. Walking the dog in Central Park in New York for 64 degrees in January. Right. And that's, you know, the commentary just from Bloomberg. And guess the market's focused on yet another large building gasoline because despite the draw, crude futures are weaker on that number. So we'll check back in the hour for the remainder. One more quick check because we know this market moves quick sometimes. And it's continuing to drop 57.70 right now. That's got to be frustrating, man, if you are a bull. And I don't know why you would be a bull in crude oil right now, what's going on. And maybe this will shake it off from you. But boy, oh boy, you get a miss by millions of barrels. And the market says, nope, we're going south, man. So here you go. Yeah. Welcome back, folks. So now, now up 151, now it's like a 41. S&Ps up eight. We have a gold up 550, silver up 20 cents. And I know some bonds, man. They're not giving it up. So it's pretty wild. I'm just going to check back in on crude. Oh yeah. And it's continuing that drop, man. We touched 57.38. So we're trading about at $58. We're talking about 60, 60 high pennies to the south. Quite a level on the price of crude. And if you put this on a little bit of a longer time frame, now this is going to get a little funky, but there you go. We're at Lowes, man, going back to December. Far cry from where we were just a week ago. It's amazing, man. Yeah.