 The following is a presentation of TFNN. The morning markets kickoff with your host Tommy O'Brien. Good morning everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFNN Wednesday morning, 9.06 a.m. We got about 24 minutes to go until the start of trading and we've got markets pulling back just a bit this morning. You got the S&Ps off half a percent. We're trading down 22 points at 44.82. You check out the acceleration we've had man, 48.08. That's the high on January 4th. The market sells off. We make a few lows right near the area of 41.30. You're down to a low of 41.01 on February 24th. You touch an area of 41.38 on March 8th and you get down to 41.29 on March 15th. And then man, you talk about a pop over the period of basically four, we'll call five trading days, five out of six. You had four huge days up. We take a pause. Yesterday, we accelerated as well. You have the S&Ps reaching a price level of 45.14. Folks, you're talking about more than 9% in five, six trading days. 9%, I think it was 9.3% was the number. Staggering pop in this market, don't be surprised if you give back some of that action to the downside when you get a 9% to 10% pop over four or five days, folks, my goodness. Jumping over to the cues. You talk about a move. Cues are up like 13%, I think. Now the cues have not opened yet. They're going to open at about 354, so we don't have that on the chart yet. But you're talking about trading from a price point, folks, of 317.45 and I think we're even a little bit lower in the pre-market. Yeah. So if you take it from 315.71, you run it up to the 357. You're talking about 13% in the NASDAQ 100. Did you hear that? Let me just make sure it is. All right. I'm going to take the high there. 357.85. We're going to subtract the low. 351.71, that gives us a move of 42.14 points. It sure is 42 points off of 315.71, 13.35%, folks, 13.35% just by buying the cues early yesterday, Tuesday, and closing out the action yesterday, just remarkable in that index. But we've seen the pop. We've seen the acceleration in both times. You know, you get moves lower. You get a bounce. It's going to be big. You get a 13% bounce. Yes. You may get a pullback as well. Bitcoin. Cryptos. Yesterday. Bitcoin up to 43,490. We're basically flat this morning. Ethereum inching towards 3,000. We make it up to 3,062 yesterday. We're at 29.69 right now. Crude continuing to climb. We're up right near the highs of early yesterday. Look at that action. Yesterday we make it to a high of 1,1335. This morning we touch a high. Come on. 1,1353. So just above the high we had early yesterday. And remember, man, you talk about some volatility, yeah, you dive from 1,13 and change to before we even opened the market yesterday. You had a 10710 print on Crude and just like that, we're back to 1,13 within the span of about just over 24 hours of trading. We jumped to gold, catching a little bit of a bid. Gold up $9 at 1931. You see the action though. Just kind of chopping around at this price level between about 1,900 and maybe about 1,950 since about last Tuesday on gold. You jump over to notes and bonds, a little bit of a reprieve from the action in notes and bonds. Now check out the move in notes and bonds. Talked about it yesterday. But man, quite a dive, $3,514, right? You were already in a downward channel in terms of lower price and higher yield. And basically the market said that channel is not steep enough. We need negative action in price because yields are spiking. Absolutely remarkable, folks. When you talk about where we were, I think it was March 4th that we had a print on the 10-year. It was probably the weekend from March 4th over to March 7th. I believe you had a print on the 10-year of 1.698. It was barely a 1.6 handle. We'll just call it 1.7% because that's basically where it was approximately at. We're sitting near 2.4% right now, folks. 1.10% in under three weeks almost. Just a remarkable move. Don't be surprised if you get a little bit of a reprieve here in notes and bonds as well. We're not just going to run to 3%. It's not going to happen right now, folks. You're not going to move from 1.7% to 3% in the span of a month or two. It could happen. This is my take. I imagine you're going to get a bounce to higher price and lower yield, get back within this channel line. It's on the daily folks. You can put it on your charts. Very simple daily. There's your acceleration from 1.35 to 1.14%. We're sitting at 1.20 to 2.28 right now. Even if we get a bounce, don't fall trapped to that bounce, folks. It is lower prices. Even if we get back within that channel line, I imagine we're going lower. Lower price, higher yield. Coming at you in a big way. We jump over to the VIX volatility index for the first time in a while. Let's put this back on a daily going back to we have the COVID highs of 85, 47. Talk about remarkable. To take that out of the chart, though, many, many tops since then as we've had some volatility, looks to be finally sustaining a dive to lower prices in the VIX, man. We were spiking near 35. We were spiking near 37.50. Finally, we have a sustained level. Whoops. Let me back that out. Zoom in on this action right here. Finally, we have a sustained level given up that acceleration. My expectation is maybe we dive back to about the 20 area. We still got way too much volatility to get back below that area at least right now. Possible tensions, rising wages, supply chain issues, inflation, et cetera. All of that keeping the VIX in an elevated level. But since you've seen the market, right, think about it. We have the S&Ps up 9% over the last five or six trading days. We have the NASDAQ 100 up 13% over the last five or six trading days. And still the VIX is sitting at an elevated level of 24, 24 on that VIX. All right. Let's jump around to some of the action this morning. We'll jump around to Adobe. They have their numbers trading a little bit lower. We jump into the action on Adobe last night. Adobe trade tire with the market, 471.98 was the high. We come into the close at about 466.45. You dive lower and we're right back near the lows of that acceleration. You get the market trading lower too. That is not going to help a company that misses on earnings. Adobe down to 447.25. So far this morning, S&Ps down 25 points right now, Dow down 170. As I mentioned though, folks, you just got to back it up on a 10-day chart in a 30 minute. Can you even see the pullback? We got the S&Ps down 6.10% right now and we are barely, barely off of the highs that we made yesterday near the close of 45.14. All right. Let's jump around to some of our fang stocks and see how they're kicking things off as we come into the first break. We'll be coming back, talking to our man Kevin Hinks from TD Ameritrade Network, Fast Market. We'll be talking to our man Teddy Kegstad coming up at 40 past the hour. We'll be talking some crude. We'll be talking some forex markets. Always an interesting conversation, especially so now with these crude markets and just the geopolitical everything going on across the globe as that forex market, especially important right now with everything so in flux. Amazon shares, barely in the negative this morning, down about $20 at $32.76. Tesla had quite a day yesterday, right? Accelerates to $9.97.86, couldn't quite hit that $1,000 mark. You're back to $9.79.50 on Tesla this morning. We jump over to Google shares, I mean, all these tech stocks, man, just charging higher in a big way yesterday. I think Google was up 2.4%, something like that. Trades from about $27.30 up to $28.30, $100 rise, settles near $28. We jump over to Microsoft shares, Microsoft, barely off a bit to $301. We jump to Apple shares, Apple, talk about a move, man. Take a look at Apple. The full run from back in October to the $3 trillion mark of $182.94, some real volatility here, man. Let's talk about a bounce. Again, Apple's got 16 plus billion shares trading, folks. Every $10 is about $165 billion in market cap. Since March 15th alone, eight days ago, Apple's market cap has risen by more than $300 billion with a B, billion dollars to put that in context. But we're right back up at this recent high at March 3rd. Stay tuned, folks. Right back with Kevin. Everything in the universe is governed by the Fibonacci sequence. This mathematical principle is responsible for everything, from the most aesthetically pleasing artwork to patterns in the stock market. 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They break down the day's market action. They walk you through, folks, talking about hypothetical trade setups, talking about the thinkorswim platform, all right, you're talking defined risk. We got a VIX right now, sitting right near 24. We got the S&P, folks, popping 9 plus percent over the last six days. We got the Qs popping like 13 percent. You talk about some volatility in this market. Kevin Hinks, good morning. Good morning, Tommy O'Brien. Well, here we go. The same script that we've had for the last couple of days here is a soft opening, you know, the last several days it's open red, firmed up and then turned green as the day went on. We'll see how today brings, obviously, we don't know what today brings. We just gave some of the questions. The answers will be what happens in the actual market, but you got a number this morning out of mortgage apps that isn't really surprising that it was a soft number based on what interest rates and yields have done in the last week or so. That's a big number, purchases down 14 percent. So Jerome Powell speaking this morning, let's see if he continues his hawkish rhetoric or he calms it down slightly. Not a lot of top-tier economic data will get some durable goods tomorrow morning. That'll be our main data point of the week. We're near the end of earnings, so we don't have much going on there. Some good names, but not much. But we'll see if the script for the last several days plays out again today, Tommy. So in general, Kevin, when you look at a market like this, as due in the math last night, and I had to check the calculator twice, man, because I said, really, the queues are up like 13 percent, man, since early last Tuesday. Obviously, very tough to chase sometimes when you get a move that magnificent over an index especially. We know equities can move, man, but even an index that is so heavily weighted to so few like the queues, 13 percent, even the S&P 500, Kevin, popping 9 percent from those lows early last Tuesday, barely a week. What do you look at as an investor, as a trader, when you get that type of a rise? I mean, I look at the action this morning, it's down 25 points. You know, I say, of course, you might get a pullback, man, the market's almost up 10 percent from where we were just a week ago. What's kind of, what do you deal with? Because I struggle myself sometimes saying, okay, you know, even if you're bullish right now, doesn't it have to pullback when you go up 10 percent over five or six days, barely? Well, does it have to? The answer is no, it doesn't have to, but you know, the big question out there in investors' minds right now is, is this type of a bear market rally that should be faded or is this that now that the interest rate uncertainty is beginning to come more certain? Is this a green light to buy these tech stocks? Remember, if you look at the market yesterday, Tommy, it was a who's who of tech stocks and large cap stocks. It was the Amazon and Tesla in consumer discretionary. It was all the major names, Facebook, Google Alphabet, all the big names were up yesterday. So the leadership yesterday was fabulous in terms of looking at the overall market now. How does that play out in the next couple of days? I wish I knew that, Tommy, I have no idea. We'll certainly trade them up and find out. That's for sure, man. I know. Talk about the million, not even million, the billion dollar, if not trillion dollar question right now in this market, Kevin, Apple. And you said, man, the leaders in the market, just so much strength. I pulled up the numbers, man. Cues were up over 2 percent. I said, whoa, and I hadn't quite looked at all of those big fang stocks. And yeah, they were all up, just staggering. 2 percent, man, 2.08, 2.4 percent. Apple alone, Kevin, just from where it was on March 15th, you're talking about adding about $300 billion in market cap, man. Not many, not sure how many companies are even worth $300 billion. Not many, but that's what they've added since March 15th to their market cap. Of course, we come into already, Kevin, the end of the month right now. And it all kind of starts already again next week as in not far. We get the end couple weeks after that. We're going to get CPI data for the month of March. We have some time in between then. And as you said, man, the market, talk about accelerating in, pricing in those rate hikes when we have a 10-year yield going from about 1.7 to 2.4 percent. Can you give us a little teaser, though, of what you're going to look for when we come to, of course, we're going to be looking at jobs, but wages importantly. And then we've talked about it last time when we had the CPI, right? In terms of, I think your term was video game numbers, when we see those numbers from March. Is the focus going to turn to the core number for the Fed, Kevin? Are they going to try and say that maybe gas prices eventually were subsided and they're going to focus on the core? What do you think is going to happen to the conversation? And again, they're big questions, man. But I'd just love to get your insight on how that number is going to get talked about when it's going to be a big number, man. Oil is still this morning trading at 1.1362. We all know gas prices are approaching video game numbers to put it. What do you think is going to happen when we get these type of numbers coming up in the month of March next month? Yeah, I think that's a great question. And the question is, where will the market focus its attention when we start getting inflation data for next month? Now, remember, Tommy, a month ago, we got a flat, an unchanged, a 0.0 wages monthly data. So that was interesting. Let's see the weight. The first look we'll get at inflation is in the wages data. Come out the first week in the non-farm payroll data. We'll see what that'll start us off with a look at inflation. And then when we do get the CPI numbers, how are they going to look past that headline that will probably be something in the silly area? And do they go back to the core, the ex-food and energy and for inflation? And that'll play out over time. But it'll probably, you know, I love to look at the charts when the CPI data comes out. And so see what sectors of the economy were really blowing up. A month ago, it was all energy, Tommy. It was big numbers in energy. I don't expect that to change very much. But the market rallied on that because it was all energy, if you remember. So we'll see when these numbers start coming out. But I'm sure the expectations for the next CPI number are going to be silly, Tommy, to put it lightly. It's so cool, man. I mean, you know, because trying to digest that just mentally yourself, saying, OK, we know they're going to be big. Is the core number going to get the attention? But then the next thing my head goes, well, does that make sense? This is the market going to say, hey, just take food and energy out of the equation right now. When food, Kevin, itself, we all know is just, man, the grocery store is just pretty highly priced these days. That is a core component as well. It's not a core component. But in my household, man, that's a big household. You know, when you got kids in the household, as we all know. What are you guys talking about coming up on the show at 12 today, Kevin? Three good names to look at today. In the eight block, we'll look at John Deere, or Deere and Company, as it's known now. Then we'll look at Marriott Hotel Change, or kind of a reopening play. That's what, like, Folio will discuss. And then we'll look at an earnings play in Darden Restaurant, D-R-I. 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You put this thing on a daily, as I said, from 48.08 down to about a low of 41.30. We'll call it on this chart. We make that level about three times. Late February, early March, and then again on March 15th, quite the acceleration. S&Ps, nine plus percentage points from the low. Qs, 13 plus percentage points from the lows. At some point, it's gonna need a breather, folks. Maybe today's that day, but as Kevin mentioned, man, weakness pre-market. We'll see if it holds throughout the day. We've only been open for less than one minute of trading so far, so far, so far. Let's jump over to Adobe. See how they're training after their earnings. Watch out below, man. 7.3% to the downside. We jump over to the daily. It's been quite a decline for Adobe, man, from 700 right now. You're talking about 431 with that type of an acceleration. Seems like Adobe might be going down to challenge these lows. It had same thing. When you look at where the S&P was, right? From February 24th, we were also down in that area on March 15th. Adobe looks to be coming back to challenge those lows. We put Adobe on the three-year weekly. As you can see again, kind of a critical area. Maybe that's a decent buy, though, man. But if you're buying this thing and it goes through this area, next stop is the COVID highs. Pre-COVID highs, we'll call it of about 385. And we're trading right now at 433 for Adobe shares. Excuse me. All right. Let's jump around to what else we got going on with stocks. We talked about Adobe and yeah, how about the meme stocks? So GameStop was soaring after an SEC filing show that Chairman Ryan Cohn had bought an additional 100,000 shares. So he's got 12% of the company, 11.9%. It's gotta be remarkable being able to control markets, folks. Elon does it. Now you've got Chairman Cohen doing it with the meme stocks, okay? Yesterday, you accelerated from 95 to 123. Overnight, you make it up to 148. You're still up 6%. AMC had a huge run yesterday as well. Overnight, it had that run as well. You're still up 4%. Today, Bed Bath and Beyond with some action yesterday as well. You're basically flat this morning, but you saw the rise up to 25 almost, closes out the day at about 2330. Even the likes of Canopy Growth got an acceleration yesterday and overnight up to 772. We're up 2.4%. Keep your eyes on some of these folks when they start to run. Boy, watch out yesterday was the first time in a while, even overnight. I saw friends outside of the market, people in the den talking about it. Seemed like for the first time in a while, meme stocks back in vogue. And if they are back in vogue, it is not a one day phenomenon, folks. Not sure what's gonna happen, but boy, risk reward wise, last time they ran Canopy, they ran it up to 56.50, which correlated to the same high you had about in the period of 2018, back up there in 2019, runs it up there in the beginning of 2021. We come down, get below, below the COVID lows. Did not think that was possible. COVID lows of nine bucks. Canopy makes it to five and change, I think, 562. The low in Canopy this morning, you're up 3.3% right now on Canopy shares. Watch those meme stocks, folks. The Reddit boys and girls, they're at it again. Interesting to say the least, we'll see where that goes. All right, general mills. They're out with their numbers, strong numbers. They were higher pre-market, better than expected quarterly earnings. They make 84 cents, six cents above estimates, revenue in line with forecast, demand for food at home continues to be elevated. We've been living this life for two years now, folks. There's certain things that we like about it. There's certain things we don't. The things we like about it, we're gonna try and keep working from home, like maybe doing some more cooking. Of course, people are gonna be a little bit more comfortable spending more time at home because maybe they've built out their homes over the last two years, right? Maybe they've spent all that money at Lowe's and Home Depot, which is why you've seen those charts accelerate so much. Maybe they put an extra pool in the back of the house. No, an extra pool. Maybe they put a pool in the back of the house. Maybe they did put an extra pool. Maybe they put an extra jacuzzi back there for the family. Point being, everybody's a little comfortable at home. They spent the last two years hooking up their house, right? Maybe they tapped into a home equity line with a refinance, spent that money on their home, refurbished it, added something in the backyard, put a pool in there. If you could find a pool guy that would actually give you a quote to put a pool in over the last couple of years. And yeah, people more comfortable eating at home. The one thing they're not comfortable with, staying at home and not being able to do anything, which is why things are gonna change. They're gonna be talking about Marriott coming up on fast market. And yeah, some of these stocks, I mean, look at Marriott, right? You're 170 man, you were up to 185, but look at this. I mean, you're relatively, when you hear recent highs from Marriott shares off of a COVID low of $46 on Marriott. And as I said, went away this past weekend to the JW Marriott in Orlando. Great hotel. If you have a chance to check it out, they have a phenomenal pool. It's got a lazy river on there. They're actually doing some construction work on it, trying to add some slides in there. So with the family, with my dad, my birthday was Sunday, had an absolutely great time. It was the first birthday that I got to like really celebrate with family because in three years, two, well, three birthdays in two years. Cause two years ago, my birthday's March 20th, I think Florida locked it down on like March 16th. I remember coming back and telling my family at the time, even we have a, my fiance is a young daughter who was 13, 14 at the time, probably 13 at two years ago. And she came home on Friday. No, she came home Thursday. And I remember telling her, cause States were shutting down. And I said, there's a high likelihood that over the weekend, Florida's going to shut down. And this was about March 16th and 17th. And so I told her, when you go into school on Friday, if you need anything from your locker, I would get it because you're probably not going back on Monday. And that's exactly what happened. There were already States shutting down left and right. It was kind of foreseeable at that point. The market was already tanking at low is probably at that point. And that's what happened. So my birthday in 2020, I had a good time with my family but couldn't quite have a party. That was the initial, you know, two week lockdown is what we thought. 2021 getting there, but not quite there yet. Not quite the big party, but 2022, man, we went away. We went to a hotel, it was fantastic. Disney, now we have some Disney in my newsletter, Rocket Equities and Options folks. Quite the pullback on Disney shares, man. You pull back to the 618, zooming in on the action of the run from about 79 bucks to 203. You've pulled back to the 618, Disney finding a little bit of a bounce, you're negative with the market today. Now this is spring break week going on right now in Florida. So the kids are out of school right now, at least where I am and in many different areas of Florida. But you can't even get into Disney folks. You need reservations, can't even get in there this week. I think the one park they had open was Epcot, Magic Kingdom, not happening this week. You can't even do it, they won't let you in. Now I imagine spring break, it's a big one, but it's not gonna stop folks. It's not, you know, being in Florida, very fortunate we have the parks and the tourist attractions that are built out that we get to use. Bush Gardens, for instance, I joined Bush Gardens. We got an annual membership now there. Didn't make it to Disney for this trip, but we're probably gonna go back there at some point in the next few weeks, month, hopefully before it gets too hot. It's gonna persist folks in a big way. Disney, I imagine at some point that ship will ride itself, but they're dealing with some issues right now. But man, they're gonna benefit folks when they get the park to business rockin' and when movies are back in vote, which is just about to start I think because we've reached the point. People pretty comfortable. Only people, folks that probably are lookin' at this, that they're not gettin' back to life, and I was in that position, is if you have kids that are waiting to potentially offer them the vaccine before they're exposed, I was in that boat and then our family got exposed to Omicron. And so then, you know, it's tryin' to get the kids vaccinated and make sure that they do well when they were eventually exposed. They got exposed, fortunately they did well anyway, and now we're a little bit more comfortable gettin' back out and many people are in that scenario, folks. Market's pullin' back a bit, but man, it's been a run over the last five or six days. Can't even find it on this weekly chart, right? There's your acceleration last week, folks, quite a bar in a big way. All right, stay pooned, stay tuned. We'll be comin' back to talk to our man, Teddy Kegstad from Forex-Trading-Unlock.com. We'll talk to some Forex, we'll talk to some crude oil. We're right back, folks, stay tuned. 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That's tfnn.com and hit watch Tiger TV. Back folks, we got the markets right now in negative territory. We've got crude oil up another 4.6% we're now above the highs we had yesterday. You got a 114 handle in crude. That's up from 107 early yesterday folks. Quite the acceleration Europe. Five bucks on the session to 4.6% in the positive. Let's jump over to our man, Teddy Cakes at. We talk to Teddy every Wednesday at 40 past the hour. You can reach Teddy every trading day. His website for dash trading dash unlock.com. Teddy Cakes dad, good morning. Good morning, Tommy. So, like we have been, what do you think of the action in crude, man? I'll give you a little, I'm a little surprised myself after waiting to 94 bucks, Teddy, last week, end of last Wednesday. We're up $20 right now, man. The run not continuing. You might not be a surprise. What's your take on this action on crude, man? Well, last week I was saying it was just a corrective profit taking move and we're right back where I thought we would be. We're going to 150 and you know what, odds are we're gonna see, I mentioned already months ago that 150 would be a longer term target and even 200 if the way things are going. So, and now that seems to be a consensus now. And I think that that's very likely to happen. I mean, the surge in so many other commodities and everything else, it's just a domino effect. It's not stopping right now, anytime soon. Especially with the new way the Fed speaking now too, the cost of carryover is gonna explode over the course of the next year. So, I mean, the cost of oil is gonna go up. So I think, yeah, absolutely the oil markets are supported. We're not gonna see any type of reprieve in this whatsoever until, well, you overturn the mandate from January 20th of 2020. So, that's what we need. Now, currency. Quite the run for sure, to 1.14, let's jump to currency. So with all the action going on, of course, quite the move, man, over the last few weeks in yields. Just remarkable, man, 1.7% to 2.4% on the 10 year. What are you looking at for forex markets to start things off today? Well, that coupled with the oil, I mean, remember when we had the Fed announcement last week, we were all looking for the quarter point and we got it. Now, we've talked about this for months before they even started. I said, I'm like, they need to do a half a point at a time. Some people say that's a little overzealous. Now that speech is coming out that they're gonna start doing half points instead of quarter points. I mean, we're looking at, we could see by the end of the year where interest rates will have been up 2%. I mean, that's a big jump considering that they've been very, very slow to act for the past couple of years to begin with. So now this whole thing is driving the trend. So it's supporting the dollar. I mean, between oil and the interest rates, it's really, really helping certain trends. Now, it's definitely weighing on the euro in the Swiss right now because of the Ukrainian conflict and stuff. Now you couple what's going on geopolitically. You also throw in the higher interest rates, and then you also throw in the price of oil. This is making the euro US dollar look like it could be heading towards parity within the next couple of months, for sure. Unless there's some ease and tension between Russia and also the Ukraine, that market's in a bear market. Now we have divergence though. So we're gonna see dollar strength in some currencies and dollar weakness in the others. The Australian dollar, for instance, the New Zealand dollar, those are bulls now. They pretty much at bottom. The only thing that would change that is if, well, either they go back into COVID lockdowns or if they have some kind of major shift in commodity pricing. So we have dollar divergence. I think these trends are now set for the next couple of months if not the next couple of years. We're not looking to get out of this thing anytime soon. We mentioned before about the Ukrainian thing like nothing with Russia ends quickly. So I wouldn't, I would be very surprised if six months from now we're already passed and through this conflict and everything is settled. So I mean, and this is starting to hit other markets too. You gotta realize that as oil continues to go up, I mean, I don't know how it is in Florida, but you can tell the roads here out in Chicago land that during the day, people are, they're making choices now. They're not just willy-nilly going out for coffee and going there and then this and that. Everyone's doing, I'm pretty sure they have a list of things to do and that's what they're doing. And then they're going home, you know? I mean, you can even see it in the restaurants too now on the weekends that it's, the weather's getting better and you're not seeing restaurants overflowing with people now that everything is, everyone can go out. You know, I mean, even in Cook County, you don't need to have a vaccine passport. You don't need to wear a mask, you know? So I mean, it's kind of surprising. You would, everyone wanted to see a different reaction and I think the oil prices is gonna suppress that, but dollar strength is gonna stay. I mean, we have, as long as the Fed is on this track, it would be really hard to see the dollar get really hurt, you know, except for some of your commodity currencies like US dollar, Canada very likely could be a bear over the longer run, you know? Like I said, Aussie and New Zealand, those are setting trends. The US dollar yen, now there's something where, you thought I was happy last week. I mean, look at how it's up another $2 over the past week. You know, so that 122 price target I think is very viable now, we're just floating right below it. And if these trends are really solid and things stay this way over the course of the next six months to the next year, I mean, to see the yen up at 140 would not be out of the realm of possibility. Yeah, just remarkable moves, man. These four X pairings up, as you're talking about the men, you put them on a weekly even, you don't have to, man, because you could put them on a 15 minute, you could put them on an hourly, and this move, like you said, I got the dollar yen up here, man, just staggering, right? From 115 to 121, like you said. But we're at 104 at the beginning of last year. It just almost never stopped, man, the run that it's had, remarkable. And I would agree, geopolitical tensions especially, but it's especially interesting that we're coming into a rate hike environment that isn't going away anytime soon. I was talking to our man, Kevin Hinks, to kick things off. I think we're all aware that the CPI numbers are gonna be a little bonkers, at least for the next couple of months, because gas prices are crazy, energy prices are crazy, food prices are still crazy. Maybe as we get down the road, three, six months down the road, we might be dealing with some comps that'll make it difficult to be dealing with some pretty crazy numbers, but the feds hiking, man. They're hiking this year. The market said it with that 1.7 to 2.4% rise. So that's not going away anytime soon. And I agree, even if we get some kind of deal that I don't expect, they got a handshake deal and everything's over, that's not how it's gonna go, man. There's gonna be tensions. How are they gonna break things up? Is Russia gonna get some of the separatist region, right? How does that play out? There's gonna be tension there, man. And they're probably gonna be dealing with sanctions that's gonna escalate things for the foreseeable future, no matter what, as Russia's a little bit isolated. And that's a scary proposition, no matter how they come out of this. I don't imagine it being rosy, man. The world's just not gonna lift all those sanctions overnight after what's been done. So I agree that that's gonna persist. And it's almost time flies, as we all know, man. I mean, this has been going on for a month. That is crazy when you think about that the war has almost been going on for a month over there. Those poor people, the citizens really, I just can't imagine with young kids in my house, kids, the worst of it all, of course, but pretty, pretty wild stuff. We got about a minute here as we come in, Teddy. What, as we come into, so next week we come into the non-farm payrolls, I believe, on April 1st, which is Friday, and then we get some CPI numbers next week. Do you factor any of that into what you're looking at, or are we just kinda marching on right now because the market's kinda set, regardless of what we get in the next 30 days for data or something like that? Well, definitely the CPI. I mean, even months back, I said this six months ago that as we move forward now, your big economic numbers are once again very important, not like CPI, PPI, and what have you, and I think they're gonna drive the bond market even more. They're gonna help accelerate the rise in interest rates. That acceleration and bonds, man, notes, wow. Teddy, we appreciate the conversation as always, man. We'll talk to you next week. Speak. Thank you. Folks, reach Teddy, forex-trading-unlock.com. We'll be right back. Sharpening your skills as an investor is like getting better at playing a musical instrument. You have to practice, sure, but you also need excellent instruction from experts. 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Excuse me, market's tallying off a bit. We got the S&Ps right now, down about 8.10%. It's been sell off territory since about 2 a.m. this morning. Lots of red bars there. We sell off a little bit on the open with down 8.10, so you get the NASDAQ 100 down 1.1% right now, 14,490 Dow off about 8.10%. Checking in with some of the meme stocks. GameStop up another 12% right now. AMC up 7.6% right now. Bed Bath and Beyond down 4% right now. You got winners and losers over there. Talked about Canopy. Canopy up 3.8%, little bit of volatility in there as well. Some of the short percentages, folks, of these stocks, who is shorting a stock like Canopy that is at $6 to $7, folks? You know who is? 19% of the float in Canopy is short. Now, because Canopy has some issues with warrants, they got a lot of insiders controlling the shares. The float and the amount of shares differ greatly, so the percentage of the shares outstanding, only about 12%, but that's not as important as the short percentage per the float. Canopy growth about 19% AMC, about 19% folks, Canopy the same percentage as AMC. Now, we have a trade in Canopy going on this morning. As I talk about it for disclosure, talking about it, you should know that we do have a trade on it, but it's important to understand those short percentages. Now, GameStop, the original meme stock of them all, 25% short percentage, all right? God bless those people, man. We'll see how that plays out. Pretty remarkable what's going on over there. All right, a couple more headlines as we wrap up the program here. This one's interesting on a geopolitical spectrum. Perspective, I should say. You got a Putin advisor quitting over the Ukraine war and leaving Russia. Obviously, he's high enough in the ranks to be able to get out of the country. How'd he get out of there? Long-time reformer had been the Kremlin's climate envoy. Few senior insiders have gone public opposing the invasion. I'm not familiar with this man. Maybe many are, but nonetheless, he opposes it. He's left Russia. It'd be interesting to see if more of that comes to fruition, especially some of those oligarchs, if they really start speaking out there as well. How about global bone losses? $2.6 trillion we're at, folks. That is the number. A drop in the index of a value of about 2.6 trillion. Be careful in those fixed-income markets, folks. Lower prices coming at you. And then another one, day traders, taking money out of the market and selling. Last week, interesting stocks. See you soon, folks. We got Basel Show next, live programming after that all day. Have a great Wednesday, everybody. Building wealth trading in the stock market seems impossible to most people. They think it's too volatile and risky. 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