 The following is a presentation of TFNN. Trade what you see with Larry Pezzavento. Toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at 727-873-7618. Now, Larry Pezzavento. All right, looking good, Billy Ray, feeling good, Lewis. Let's take a look at the German Dax. As you can see, we're up here at the same area. We haven't busted into new high ground yet. Getting close. We've completed that same ABCD pattern that we're seeing all across the board here. If we take a look at the footsie, it's even more apparent. And it has actually made a perfect one, as you can see, with the gap up today. So we're in an area that's going to be interesting. Folks, this market, as Tommy was talking about on the pre-show, the Nasdaq, up 11 days in a row, hasn't done that since 1997. But it's interesting to see, you know, the enthusiasm that we have here. But I will say this, that whenever this part is over, they will never, once these highs are in, I don't know when they'll be today, tomorrow, the next day, or whatever, these highs will not be seen in my lifetime again. Some of the younger folks, it will, but not in my lifetime. This is a generational thing that we're looking at right now. And people are saying, well, people are not participating in stocks. Folks, the ETF markets have gone nuts. They didn't exist many years ago. And so you can see, you know, where a lot of this stuff is, it's in the ETF markets and not in the stocks. All I'm looking at is patterns, folks. That's all. Now, to take a real contrarian view, and I'll bring you a little history here. We had a really nice chart from one of our very, very dear friends over in the south of Italy, out there near Naples. And I wanted to bring this chart to your attention here. Oh, dear, please tell me I didn't lose this chart. Oh, dear, I did. Shut the front door and raise your hand. Well, I redid the chart anyway because I wanted to, I wanted to show it to you in two different ways. First of all, let's take a look here at Apple. Well, let's take a look. If you all remember the movie Forrest Gump, you remember when he bought this little fruit company called Apple, when Captain Dan told him to buy it? Well, that was at $1. I put that in as $1.19. It was $1.09 a share, given the splits. And as you can see where we are now, we're trading at $2.91 in change, folks. And this was a big deal. Remember when it got up to, I think, about $0.70 or $0.80 from that level? And now it's at $2.90. This is probably, you know, this stock gets more free press than any stock out there, for sure. I mean, it's in the news every single day. And it should be because it's a great stock. But let's look at it on a technical basis big time. And we're going to go back over here over the last five years. And I'm going to bring up to something to give you some information to think about. Okay, here is the pattern that we've seen here in Apple that we're looking at. You'll notice that the ABCD pattern from 2007 into 2018 went exactly up to the 234. The high was 234. The ABCD came in at 236. And then from there, we dropped almost in half, about 61% retracement down to $1.44. But look where we are now, folks. You see the big ABCD and the blue letters right here measuring to the 1.618, that comes in at 292. We're trading right there right now. So if I were to do a trade of the year, and if I were to do a trade of the year, this is the type of thing that I would be doing. I would be buying, I'd either be selling the Apple this morning at 292, 291.5 somewhere in that ballpark, risking $6. Or I would buy the March 280 put. Now the March 280 put brings it down. You see the gap there at 272? The March 280 put is trading at $8.50 right now. I mean, that's a very, very cheap put considering you're controlling $28,900 into March the 20th. Which I believe is about the 34 days. So we're expecting it to at least get down into that 270 level. So whether this is going to work or not, I don't know. But this is the type of thing that I would looking at. There's absolutely no fundamental reason in the world to sell Apple. Absolutely none. Because they have this wearing technology that they have. They basically, their watches and all this other stuff is going crazy. Their earbuds are going crazy. The iPhones are going to be shipped pretty soon. And they're supposed to be the greatest thing since sliced bread. But this is the pattern. I mean, this is what you look at. I don't know what it means anything or not. But that's a very, very interesting thing to look at. So we'll see. I don't know if it's going to be a top or not. But all I know is what you look for. And someone's asking about the, the TLT folks. I have made a very, very significant top. And that means something, you know, very, very much. We've talked about it over and over again here. Hold on one second. You know, to take a look at it, but I don't see any reason for anybody to be wanting to be a buyer of the notes or bonds. Let's just, you can see the notes. I'll bring this chart up and you'll be able to see these, these look lower. You know, remember that we are back in September when we made that three drive pattern up at 132 of the notes, maybe open interest is dropping substantially. It dropped substantially again in October. Now we're going to, I mean, they've been feeding us this one second thing about a negative interest rate, which is a total load of baloney. But that's neither near here nor there. So let me put up the treasury bond so we can see those also because that's even more, it's even more bearish on the, on the bond front. And you'll be able to see here folks. Let's remember here. This is the US dollar index. I'm sorry. I hit the wrong. Get the note, get the bonds up here. If I had them here. Shucks, here they are. Just get up here. The bonds look even worse. Get these up here to take a look at it. And, okay. Alrighty, there's what we have looking at it. Remember, these are about folks. The problem we have here, this whole thing that we have going on in these financial markets is a liquidity problem. And it's going to be related to the treasury bonds and treasury notes because there's $68 trillion worth of debt out there folks. $68 trillion worth of debt. And that's where the real problem lies in my opinion. I've been doing this for a long time. And I know you humor me a lot, which I really appreciate. And I enjoyed the puns that I get occasionally because I certainly deserve them. But I've been doing this for a long time. And I see warning signs that are there. But when markets go straight up like this, they come straight down like this. So you've got to be very, very careful. Because once this thing turns, and once this thing turns, they will take no prisoners. Much like 2008. I remember in 2008, March, I was in San Francisco. And these people, this was the dot-com thing. And everybody had their equity runs. And it was the money show. And anyway, there was about 300 people in the room. And I had to stand on the table and stomp my feet to get their attention. And when I finally did, the people knew me were laughing. But I said, there's a train coming down the track that is going to be hurt very, very bad. So we'll see. I don't know. But I think this is something that's going to be monumental that we're looking at. We get back. I'm going to have a special treat for you, folks. You're going to like what's coming next, I believe. 877-927-6648. Your arsenal is short a mighty weapon. 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You have a two-day window on that, Mr. Z. So yesterday was the solar eclipse and also the new moon and a two-day window. That takes us into Saturday. So you have to give it that. So if this is correct, if we're up strong on Monday, then we're all not doing very good. But the main thing, I know I'm just doing as fast as I can. Folks, I'm trying to do too much at that point. But the reason why I wanted to bring that to your attention is because someone has a question about it. Let's take a look here now at the, this chart I want to talk to you about here, which is at, folks, this is a, that number up there is Joculat 289.91. That was last night. We hit 290.90 or something this morning and that 1.618 expansion on the yearly chart come, so that's where I would be doing it. Absolute insanity to do it because of the fundamentals that are involved. They have more cash. And she has a lot. But the reason is it's a technical play. That's all it is. I mean, it's nothing more. Or type of thing that I did with the trade of the year for many years. We never had a, we never had a loser. We had some that didn't work. You know, they went sideways, but they never worked very well, but they didn't make any profits, but they didn't lose anything. So this is one of those ones that, if you're a technician, this is what you have to do because this is everything coming together in that Apple that you can possibly ask for. You've got double ABCDs or 1.618. It's not affecting whether it's going to be the top or not, but it tells you the risk involved here is absolutely extremely small. If you wanted to just sell Apple and put a stop at say 3%, which would be around eight bucks, you could do that. Or you could buy the put at 280, one of the 280 put is selling for around eight and a half and risk $800 on that. So we'll see. Because something could happen to Apple. Maybe one of the iPhones doesn't work. Who knows? I don't know. All right, let's look at this here. This is Apple. You see the little red arrows there? Okay, these little red arrows designate the 26 times that Apple opened near the high or low of the day. Now, this isn't a candlestick chart. This is a bar chart. You see the little hash mark on the left? You'll take a look at it. That's the opening price. The hash mark on the right is a closing price. So you see it open. Go back to that very first red arrow back in late October. You see it opened on the low, closed on the high. The next day it opened on the high, went down and closed on the high. You see the next day here, the red, we opened on the high, closed a little bit higher. The next day we opened on the low, closed on the high. Nothing the next day. Opened on the low, closed on the high. Nothing the next day. Opened on the low, closed on the high, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. Now, there are 37 trading days represented here and 26 of those 37 trading days, which is 70% of the time that Apple opened on the high or low of the day. That's very, very important information, folks. When you see statistics like this and, you know, I can sit here and tell you this and that, whether you believe it or not. I don't know, but the only way you can do this yourself is to prove it yourself. That's the main thing that you want to do. In 1980, my very dear friend and mentor, John Hill, called me and I was at Drexel and he said, hey, you got to come out and spend a week with me. He said, I'm working on something with John Jr. who was at Duke University. This was 1980, folks. There were a lot of computer stuff around there, but they had a big computer there at Duke and we ran the opening prices of stocks and commodities to see if there was some news there and valuable information and there was. I had a very strong indication that it was because I knew Jim Sibbot and Earl Haddy very well and they wrote the first, it wasn't even a book, it was about a 12-page pamphlet called The Importance of the Opening Price and then 23 years later in 19, whatever, 95 or 6, something like that, I wrote a book called The Opening Price Principle, The Best Kept Secret on Wall Street and it still works to this day. But there's some really interesting ramifications here with this opening price that I'm exploring right now with my good friend, John Jamison, is that the opening price might be different for each vehicle that you're looking at and that's one of the things that we're looking at. In other words, the opening price for foreign exchange happens to be in London, but the opening price in the U.S. markets, is it the pre-market or it is when the actual market opens at 9.30 in the morning New York time. These are things that you can test and you'll be really startling to see that some of these vehicles, like the financial vehicles, are different than the technical vehicles, but it's a very, very strong indication. But if you've got something that gives you a 70% edge, it is certainly something that is viable and doable and I'm going to be working more closely with John to develop something that I think we can use here to help us. But when you stop and think that out of the 26, out of the 37 trading days, you know, you'd be able to do it. Now, I did have one other one that I wanted to share with you. It's going to take me a minute to pull it up here, so give me one second because I have to make a few adjustments here because of the thing that we've got going on here, one second here. All right, I hope this works. Please tell me it's going to work. Please tell me it's going to work. Oh, it didn't work. The reason why is I've got natural gas instead of an Aztec. We'll both start with the end for heaven's sakes. What's the difference there? Let's just go here to the daily. Please be there. Ah, there we go. This is going to be, you're going to like this one even better. Hold on here a second, folks. All right, just give me one second and it will be coming into your rooms there at home. Hold on a second. We'll get this up here. And this is going to be, because this is the Nasdaq and this is going to be really cool to look at. All right. All right. And now this, there's a reason behind this madness here. Okay. As you can see here, these are the same thing. Out of the 85 trading days you have over these three months here, 69%, almost 70% like in, with Microsoft, with Apple did the same thing. You see the first red arrow on the far left in October, the market opened on the high, closed on the low. The next day, open mid-range, nothing there. The next day, it opened near the low. I mean the low, it's got to be within 10% of the low of the day. The next day, next two days, nothing. Opened on the low. Next day, nothing. Opened on the low. Next day, nothing. Opened on the low. Opened on the high. Nothing. Opened on the high. Opened on the low. Nothing. Nothing. Nothing. Opened on the low. Opened on the low. Opened on the low. Opened on the high. Nothing. Opened on the high. Opened on the low. All right. I'm not going to go through all of them, but 85 trading days, 59 out of 85 trading days. The Nasdaq opened near the lower, the higher the day 69% of the time. And with Microsoft, it was with Apple, it was 70%. So there must be something there. I hope this puts your ideas in motion. Maybe if you want to share something that looks interesting, please share it with me. I'd like to hear it. 877-927-6648. This is a report that provides detailed commentary and a summary on the charts and videos that Larry sends out. 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Okay, folks, I've been asked to go over this Apple scenario, and I think it's a good idea. Basically, what we were talking about is the opening prize. John Hill and I worked on this in 1980 with his son, John Jr., who was at Duke University in computer sciences. We had the data. John ran the data for us. John Jr. tested it. And we noticed that the opening price was near the higher, the lower day, and within about 10% or 15% of the exact lower high of the day, about 70% of the time, and almost everything. And this morning, what I've tried to show you is Apple and then also the NASDAQ to show you those numbers are still pretty much the same thing. What I'm trying to impart to you is the fact that we have so much technical capabilities now compared to what we have in 1980 that there's some very interesting information here that can be quite helpful in trading and risk management. And that's one of the things that I've been working on this week. And then all into the new year, I'll be doing some things more with the opening prize to catch some of these really strong trending targets. And I'm sure these algorithmic traders are using that as an important thing. Now, when John Duke, when he got out of school, he met Toby Krabel. And Toby Krabel took that in May at it called the opening prize. And it made him very famous. That book sells for about $1,200. You just got the book right there. The market opens near the higher, low, about 70% of the time. That's the whole book. So you can do it whatever you like, but that's one of the things closing attention. I don't know. The question is, the Earth's geomagnetics have anything to do with the Lunker Master, so I have no idea about anything about a polar flip or anything like that. Folks, I'm just an old country boy from Terre Haute, Indiana. And like Curly in the movie, what's it called? I can't even remember. He had one thing and tried to do one thing. One thing I do is I look patterns. I keep the patterns as simple as possible. And a quote was here from someone earlier in the room here today. I think it was Jimmy. It was Curly's Gold. Yeah, something like that. I think that's what it was. Slickers. That was the name of the original movie. Yeah, Curly's Gold was the sequel to that. Anyway, if you're not trying to top and bottom, if you have a legitimate reason for doing it. Now, what I'm doing with Apple here, as we look at the Apple, I mean, here with the Apple folks, this stock is, you know, if you're going to try to trade it on fundamentals, you've got to be absolutely insane to sell it up here. But I'm technical, so this is totally different than looking at a fundamental. I know that if I sell it here at $2.91 and a half, okay, I only have to risk about 3% of the value. If it's $300 a share, all right, that's $9. So I'm only risking $9. And there's a gap at $2.50. There is $30 right there. So I've got a four or five to one edge if I'm correct. If I'm wrong, I'm going to lose my, you know, go up into the corner and, you know, kick the dog, pot, pet the cat or whatever. But that's just, you go on to it. You've got to do it. Remember Paul Tudor-Jones in his Wall Street article, you know, they said, God, you wasn't as low. And he said, hey, that's not true. He said, I picked the absolute bond low after missing it six times. And that's what happens. You know, you've got to, I guess, a few frogs out there in the swamp before you find a princess, boys and girls. There's nothing else that you can do about it. I hope that helps. It's all about risk control. It's not about being right or wrong. And, you know, you're right or wrong. You're right sometime. You're right sometime. You're right more than you're wrong. But even then, look at Tom Hookard, folks. He's only right about 30% of the time. And he makes a lot of money. But he presses. And that's what happens. So I'm sorry if I'm cutting out. I have no idea why I'm not a internet person. So if I am cutting out here, I am very sorry. But it's holidays. There may be Santa's using the lines for returns or something that I don't know. But we're having trouble with Norm Winsky last Friday also. So hopefully I will talk a little bit slower, but I don't think that makes very much difference at all. We've had a question about the crude oil. I believe crude oil is going to have a lot of trouble closing above $62 a barrel, folks. That's my two cents worth. We've got up to $61.90. I think we could get above $62, but only for a short period of time. And then I think it'll roll over. Closing above $62 a barrel in the crude oil spot. Crude oil, in my opinion, looking at it that way. So I hope that gives you some semblance of what we're looking at here this morning. And we'll see whether that's going to be the case or not. Just remember, when I talk about this with the apple, this is an absolute company that has everything going for them that you could possibly ask for. And that's why anything could happen. All I'm looking at is the technical nature of it. And I really, folks, I really, really respect the $1.6 million. If you look at that chart of apple that I posted, let's just look at it. That's all analysis. Probably should do a better job if I was. But look at this chart here on apple. In 2018, we topped at $234 in change, okay? And then it dropped as a share down to $144. Are you going to hold it for almost a whole year? From August through March, $200 a share? I think not. And now look at it where you are now. It's a big A, B, C, D, T, D, if you like it. There's an A, B, C, D right there at $291.5. And you'll notice here that the 1.28 comes in at $291.5. And if this doesn't work, we're going to send you to Danica over there in Italy. He's the one that gave me this idea. So Enzo, if it doesn't work, we're going to blame you. It's a good risk reward investment. That's all of this. It doesn't necessarily mean the high. It might only back off about $20 or $30 and then go to $350. I don't know that. But all I know is right here. And the reward is in my favor. Folks, when you're playing poker, if you're playing Texas hold them, you're playing against nine other people. Ten-handed game with the dealer, okay? And if there's six people in the pot, any two cards that you have in your hand can be very, very, very good to stop and think. There's gonna be so many good hands in the deck. And you're telling me that all six of those people in the pot have a good hand? No, they're either drawing the straits or flushes or a hope and a prayer. So if you've got a really good hand, you've got pot odds in your favor, so you have to make the call. And that's real about probability risk control and what the payoff is to see what you have to risk. 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It dropped 50% in value from 1973 to 1974, known as the October crash of that year. And from that year, the market went from 550, and it's still going to 28,800, and it might make 29,000 before the day is out, before the show may be over, it could be. So we'll be able to see if that's going to be the case, but we'll go from one thing to the next. One other good thing that I do, you'll notice that that high up there is also a very, very important number. We reached it this week. And just yesterday, as a matter of fact, so that's another one that's lined up pretty good. So we'll watch that. Now, Bart happens to be from the Naval Academy, where he was a top gun pilot, and he's also very, very astute in mathematics, and so when he does these things, he doesn't send them out willy-nilly. He really does a lot of research behind it. So we need to be watching some of these levels that we've been up in here. Remember, I really didn't think the S&P would get much above 1315, and we're 40 handles above that. So it's just because you say something doesn't mean that it's going to be there. One other thing in remembering is if we take a look today, as that we are over the Bradley date right now, let's get this up here. The date was the 26th, of course, but you have to give it a two-day window because of the solar eclipse in New Moon. So we're in that zone right there, so watch it. Pay very close. We're doing the exact inverse of where we were last January. If you remember, we had sold off and then we had the big rally. So whether that's going to be an inverted pattern or not, I don't really know. All I know is that the patterns are there. There's some cycles that are there. The open interest is certainly there. Yesterday in the open interest with the market going higher still, we had a very small increase in open interest in the NASDAQ. That's the first increase in open interest we've had in NASDAQ over the last four days. It was only like 2,000 contracts. Remember, the NASDAQ is about one, let me see, it's about one-tenth of the volatility. In other words, the number of players in the S&P are 10 times more than the players in the NASDAQ. The open interest in the S&P, let's just look at this so you can be able to see it right here. Get up so you can understand what you're looking at here. You take a look at this here. I'll take care of gold in just a second here, Marshall, but you'll notice the NASDAQ, the open interest in the futures for the NASDAQ is 210,000 and for the S&P, it's 2.7 million, more than 10 times more. And you see that big drop that we had, that was when the December rolled over. And then yesterday, I think there was about a 2,800 increase in the open interest in the S&P futures and it was about 1,000 in the NASDAQ. So that's still moving on, but we've had a lot of players leave the S&P market. We were at 3.1 million just a few days ago and now we're at 2.6 million. That usually means that there's buyers leaving the market and when you do that, I think it's important to bring the work from John Murphy up here so that you'll be able to see this. I know it's repetitive, but a lot of people don't listen to it every day and it might help them. This is when you have rising prices and falling open interest like we have now in these stock indices, the market is weakening. We talked about this when the bonds were up there at that 169 level, same thing happening. We talked about it in gold and a few other things regarding the gold market. Folks, we have exceeded that level of 1510 that I thought was very important. We got to 1519, but we were over this eclipse and this new moon and we topped last night at 1519. I think that's gonna be at least a short-term top. And if you stop and think, our load that we had down there was 1445, we went to 1519. Folks, believe it or not, that's $64. And so that's right at the harmonic number. So that might be enough to get a little bit of a pullback. Now, if it's really bullish, it's not gonna react more than $17 from the high. So at 1502, I would think at 1502, that's where you'd be looking at a possibility to see a pretty good support level coming in in gold. If we get to that level, let's just get it up here or look to where we were, hold on one second here. Cause so we're not gonna, we're not going to go down to make that ABCD down there at 1380 anymore. We had that 135 pattern there at the 78% level that came in at 1455. And now we've reached all the way up to 1519. That matches the high that we had way back in October. That's right at the 50% retracement of the whole move down. And that's where silver went to too. It went to the 50% retracement of the full moon down just because of this strong cycle that's here. I would think that we're gonna get a little bit of a pullback here in the gold. The first one would be $17. So from 1519 minus 17 takes you to 1502. And that would be pretty good. So far folks in the last six days, the biggest correction we've had in gold has been $10 followed by 6, 6, 7, 7 and 5. So it's all been $6 or $7 corrections over the last few days, end of the day. That's all you're gonna get yesterday was exactly $5 and it went up and made new highs again. So if that's neither here nor there, so that's what you're looking at. So try to be, look, Mr. Z has pointed out our fears of fear of being wrong, you're gonna be wrong all the time. Fear of losing money, you're gonna lose money out. You're certainly gonna figure that out. And fear of leaving money on the table. Folks, the only person that doesn't leave money on the table is God and she doesn't trade very often because you're never gonna get the high or low tick. You will occasionally, but the only way you're gonna get the high or the low tick is when you're almost out of money and you have to put a stop in to protect your account from going negative, the tick will be to take you out and then the market will reverse. That's John Hill's law. Get out now and say that's the main thing that you wanna do. The difference between someone like Tom Hougard is extremely successful and only makes money on about 28% of his trades is that his other 72%, he has a very, very low threshold for risk. And when he's right, he has a very high threshold for pain. So it's very, very important. You gotta do the thing that it seems like is the most unlikely thing to do. And if the market's moving in your favor, what Tom does is he, so that's the main thing to see what it's going to be looking on. Hold on. Okay, Russell, Mr. Tucker is telling us that Russell is read for FWIWW for what it's worth. That's for sure, but it's gonna be interesting, folks. 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For more information, just click the Think or Swim banner on the front page of TFNN.com. Hey, we're back folks and I apologize for the connection but there's nothing I can, I'll try to work on it when we get off the air here. But I did post the AI pro, yes, you just noticed we should be over a bottom here. That's exactly at the number that Steve Rhodes posted this morning, 3244. We'll see whether that holds or not but it should be right at a pretty good move. And if this is correct, what it means is we should rally for about an hour. Now that blue line has nothing to do with, it's nothing at all, it has to do with time. It just means this is time for a bottom now and a time for a top in about a, that's all that means, it's a time vibration as is absolutely nothing to do with the price level of where you are, it's all related to time. So just keep that in mind. By the way, I do have some good news. Very good friend, Bill Meridian from Cycles Research of Vienna, Austria on the program. I want to miss that show, he's been spot on on just about every single market that we've been watching, Gold, Treasury, Mon, Stock. So Bill has to say and then later in the week, early on, so we should have a full week next week with guests coming in and that would be very interesting to have also. So regarding the Apple, I don't know where the high of Apple was yet today. Would someone be so kind as to tell me coming on Apple, I would like to know, we move on to this next next section of my day, which is going to be filled with a lot, a lot here. The chart of Apple again, okay, I can do that without any trouble at all. Let's get it up here. You'll be able to see it one more time. If you want the chart, all you have to do is email me and I will forward it on to you at a very, very reduced, due to post nothing. In fact, it will be nothing. Anyway, that's a 1.6 1.8. Can someone tell me the last price on Apple? Otherwise, I'll do it when I hang up because I'm done for the day. I don't trade the last four or five days of the year. So a very close eye on it anyway, as we move on. So live every day in an attitude of gratitude to dudes.