 T-F-N-N, headline, news update. Welcome folks, we have the Dow Industries trading up 417, Nasdaq up 307, S&Ps up by 71. Let's go over the NQs for a second because if you folks that trade the NQs, there's a trade here right now that I suspect, you know, talk a quick little trade, it should be pretty cool. So check this out, whoops, let's do this quick. Okay, so we pull this up. What you're gonna see this morning, we came down, we came down to that 13,237. Well, the top of that is 13,290. This leg right here, I suspect's gonna take as least to the 290. If this comes into the close, this into the close is game between the 13,290 and 13,237. That's where I suspect it's gonna go like right now. That's why I brought that up first. So we have divergence between the S&P and the Nasdaq. The Nasdaq, if you're gonna be basically pulling shots, do it on the Nasdaq, man. The Nasdaq's much cheaper. Not much cheaper, I mean, much weaker. You know, and the spy we'd have on the spy is that the spy is over a tie. You're gonna have volume. Bottom line, you very well may have an ABC structure on the way up. And the X is a problem. Currency, it's got a clear path, man. The bottom line with the currency, this is a decisive break in a monster way too. Bottom line, when you break with wide price spread, your probability goes much higher than the valid break. So I suspect the dollar's gonna stop making its way down to this 97 area. And what that will do is gonna put a huge relief on the S&Ps, on commodities in general. Now, let's go over to the 10 year and take a look at the 10 year. What the 10 year is out here, 10 year right now is trading up seven ticks. You're trading at a price point of 1922. You had 1.49 million contracts. Now, realistically, this thing should probably have about two million. That being said, though, this is decent volume. Not great volume, but it's decent volume. You know, so we'll see where that shakes out. My take is that this thing wants to go up to somewhere about 124. That's how this is laying out right now. If you take a look at the 10 year, you're yielding right now 2.86 and the bottom line is that the CPI numbers come out this morning. They come out slightly below what everyone was looking for. And bottom line, I suspect that we have peaked. The real question is that that doesn't mean that prices are not keep going up, but we're peaked. Stay right there, folks, come right back.