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Well, we're into fun buying and boy is it hit square on the road. Well, we go into July. So, uh, I think we're just this is the part where we're if you listen to like Wycoff and the rest of those, this is where you were building steam or building cause to get something going next week. And I think that's what we have right now. And again, it's probably going to be headline driven. Charts be damned, so I'm not going to be adding a lot of clothes. I wouldn't be surprised to see the Vicks kind of spike. Tomorrow at, uh, as we get into it, because of course, people are probably going to start buying puts and calls. And both of those premiums probably going to severely be lower on Monday. Uh, because my guess is this is probably overblown to a lot of this is probably in the news. Uh, but, you know, could everything kind of go wrong? I could. I'm sitting on some fairly large, uh, wins in the tech and cider for short term stuff for the daily newsletter. Like I said, in the newsletter this morning, Mr. Miyagi. What could you learn from him in trading? Best way to avoid fight, not be there. And, uh, I don't know. It just seems to me like putting money to work today. If you haven't heard of it, I think it's important to remember that gambling. Is more like gambling that it is prudent speculation. Uh and I always go back to that part in Jesse Livermore's book where he said that when he really started making the big money was when he figured out the difference between gambling and speculation, speculation involves. Both, uh, foresight and using your imagination. And, uh, looking forward. So, uh, you know, there's kind of an old saying in the stock market to that, uh, as retail investors, you have an advantage that somebody in the market does not have that has to work on Wall Street, and that that is they always have to be acting like they were making money. You know, this isn't a business where they call strikes and balls. You can do that. And, uh, generally you're better off to be well rested when the signal comes than be worn out waiting for it. And, uh, is a Larry Pezzavento says in the morning, you'd rather be out of the market wishing you were in that in the market wishing we're out. So that's it. It just seems like, uh, kind of a tough week to go after money. If you haven't already got a position in here. And as I said, you know, 10 to 25 percent or so, uh, profits on a couple of stocks. Uh, some of the other ones are doing fairly well, maybe 10 or 15%. So, uh, if something really horrible happens on Monday, maybe I have to give up those gains. If something good happens, then I get to continue on with them. And again, those are longer term positions anyway. I can't sell and buy them every day. Or it would just be a trading newsletter wouldn't it? So, uh, can we sit on those? Yes. Will we lose money on them? Probably know if everything turns to, uh, oh, it's a little Spanish lingo for you come Monday. Uh, but other than that, just not much happening. Now, um, we do have a little bit of bearish, uh, foreshadowing in the market. And that came with the summation indexes for the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq to kind of turn down just a little. Not much. This isn't horribly bearish. We also had one of the lowest put call ratios in the VIX yesterday, which is generally also kind of bearish. So, you know, maybe those folks have already hopped on board and there aren't a lot of people to buy downside protection for Monday, but I'm going to continue to watch that. Um, but generally when people are not willing to buy protection, that's generally the most bearish point in the market was also talking to somebody else in the den yesterday, and he asked me why I keep on saying every time earnings come out after the bell and the tigers did and that the end of the world has been postponed for yet another day is because, uh, generally highs are not made. When everybody is bearish, they're generally made when everybody is euphoric and we don't have a euphoric market here. Um, whether or not it's, uh, watching the, uh, cable infotainment channels, which I now just kind of read. I don't even bother watching them anymore or watching, uh, candidates wail away, uh, at a country that you would think, uh, is literally on fire and burning, uh, to the ground. Uh, it, I, I do have to think that I, and continue to think that I have to go back, uh, to, uh, that documentary movie from about 1970 Kelly's hero. It'd be a documentary to me, but, uh, just too much of the negative waves generally, not always. I'm going to say 80% of the time when you find something, uh, that's a high, it's probably from euphoria, uh, not because everybody was looking at their shoes and, uh, looking for someplace to put their big toe because all they could do is look at the ground. So I just, I don't see a lot. I, I see a little, a little tinge that's not silver on that cloud, uh, but not enough to make me act. And I'd rather much, uh, be responding to what happens over the weekend, uh, than trying to bet on the outcome of two people and their motivations, which I do not know. I'm much better when it comes to, uh, looking at what a million people will do than one. And I think that's kind of the idea. In fact, uh, Wycoft, uh, James Wycoft called, uh, the whole idea, the composite man in the stock market. That was the wisdom of crowds and that, uh, generally they'd all go wacky at the same time, uh, and, uh, they come back to their senses at the same time, but it was the wisdom, it is the wisdom of crowds and the mad, and the madness of crowds. Uh, but, uh, I don't know. When we come back, we'll, uh, look at, uh, a little history and some I, I met 1994-ish, I think. 93-ish, 94-ish, 92-ish. Can't remember now, but we'll bring it up in history. The Taz Profile Scanner is the most revolutionary piece of trading software that you will ever try. Wouldn't you like to approach the markets with confidence? As you begin your trading day, it's likely that you'll be faced with lots of decisions. In order to make the best decision, the first thing you'll need is a strategy that will help you minimize your risks. Whether we're in a bull or bear market, a good strategy is to have the tools needed to help you scan and analyze the markets before you trade. 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Well, I guess it's not a song, instrumental. I guess it was. And speaking of instrumental, all the propeller heads and surely bassy are ready. On this day in 1972, an iconic video game company Atari is founded by Nolan Bushnell and Ted Dabney. The first video game Pong was the first commercially successful video game and led to the start of the video game industry in 1977 Atari's video computer system, known as the VCS and later the Atari 2600, popularized the video game market. And of course, a lot of the culture that we had probably through 2000 in Silicon Valley was pretty much pushed by Nolan Bushnell. He was very aware of how much money there was selling software and those little cartridges were like gold. And if he could just get a game out for Christmas it was worth millions. So instead of telling everybody they had to stay the eight o'clock on Friday nights and eight o'clock throughout the week to get a video game that was going to make about, I don't know, $100 million or something back then. He basically told all the programmers, which were men at the time that if they stayed till eight o'clock on Friday night, it would be well worth their time. And it would be an ongoing thing of when, oh, I don't know 20 or 30 hookers and hot tubs would show up Friday night at eight o'clock at the Atari programming headquarters. Certainly, probably wouldn't go over today. But it showed the amount of get it done now do whatever it takes to get it down now and how much that paid off for Atari. And of course, when it was then on, almost everybody knew that the idea of getting out there and getting first was worth a 10 times the amount of money later on when you had competitors and other people in the business. Q fast forward to about 1993, 4, 5. Man, I'm going to have to start writing the stuff down because I'm forgetting it. I'm at a meeting. I think it's, I know it's winter time and I'm going to have to go to downtown Chicago. And there was a discussion of several people that were invited in different companies to see whether or not we could put up a consortium to buy Commodore business machines out from, uh, in pending bankruptcy that morning, I went into the meeting and probably 10 minutes into the meeting that was supposed to take place. I've seen something on a, uh, uh, well, I kind of early for websites, but let's call it a bulletin board still back in those days that, uh, in fact, a couple of people had e-mailed me from Commodore that were programmers that I do and told me that they were all let go the night before. So the first thing after about 10-20 minutes, um, I said, I just got a little bit of a riot yesterday. Is there anything actually left to buy if these guys scatter to the winds and we don't buy it literally today? Uh, Nolan, who I met for about five minutes before the phone shot, shook his hand introduced him to me, um, waited around about five minutes, walked out of the room why everybody else is talking, and I never saw him again. Uh, he did call me one more time about a month ago, and that is to go up to Westchester, Pennsylvania and go into the back lot of Commodore business machines and tell me what I'd seen. And, uh, I did that. And what I found was absolutely amazing. All those Commodore 64s, uh, that had been returned from Macy's and pennies and all the places that probably shouldn't be selling computers. All the returns were never fixed. There were no tractor trailers on the back lot and kept them, uh, and showed them as a, uh, a value on the books. I'd really never gone into what was fairly much outright fraud before. Uh, Irving Gould was the CEO of the company and chairman. Um, and he was a, uh, wow, when, when you talk snakes, uh, you, uh, you really diss the snakes when you talk to this guy. Uh, somehow he never went to jail and it was when I, I, I, I, big realization, uh, that there are two things and that's the forward-looking face of the company and the reality of books that are either at least, uh, somewhat toasted or completely fried and baked to a lump of coal. Of course their books were bang, uh, uh, uh, to a lump of coal and they had to dry it, buy it out of bankruptcy, but the lawyers got involved by the way. If you've never been through a real bankruptcy, there is one, one huge, uh, overwhelming, uh, idea for the lawyers involved and that is to run it into the ground until the cash is gone. That is, there's no way they're going to fight everything. They're going to question everything and they're going to bill probably two or three times for every hour that they go after until the money is gone and there's nothing left and of course by that time, uh, time has moved on, the programmers, engineers and everybody's gone and there's nothing literally to buy. Uh, so at that point in bankruptcy and corporations, the attorneys are literally the worst enemies of the people that they're supposed to represent and that is the shareholders trying to get any kind of value out of it and since then I'm trying to remember when someone went bankrupt where shareholders got anything other than pennies on their, uh, bankrupt stocks and, uh, you're almost always better just to go ahead and take the lumps and so your shares for 50 cents, if the thing went belly up and you got trapped, uh, then wait around forever to get literally nothing. Uh, to do, to do, okay, what else do we have going on? Good and bad and the ugly. Okay, there's a YouTube version. Okay, other questions out here as we go to break. I want me to look at a couple of stocks and we will do that when we come back, make sure and give me call it 877-927-6648. Email me at path at tfnn.com and of course, um, kind of a good day to give me a call. We'll answer, I've got three or four stocks here already in the queue. We'll get to those in the next segment. We'll look at some of the other ones out here, and then we'll look at some of the other stocks. Uh, again, cue the music, the good, the bad and the only the only good, the bad and the ugly path of least resistance is David White's daily trading newsletter. And if you're looking for active trading ideas, then now is a perfect time for a 30 day free trial to this powerful daily trading advisory service. David uses his years of trading experience to offer his subscribers, his trading ideas each morning in his path of least resistance with no obligation to pay anything. 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Costs have been going up as many other companies have been getting into this space and we can also say that the quality of the new shows has been going down because of that huge demand for talent in Hollywood. I don't think it's going better and from what I hear, I wouldn't be surprised that it's at 385.99 as it goes into earnings. At the same time, I probably wouldn't hold it through earnings. Another question out here, LL, Lumber Liquid Aiders or from Aldehyde or Us continues to bounce around. Still getting plywood from China. I don't see anything in the chart. You know, I think you're going to base around here for $10 for a while, but I don't think that there's anything really new in that. Right Aide had some news this morning and popped higher today and that is they've got a deal with Amazon to pick up the packages there. The thought is if you're going to pick up the package, you're going to buy something that's horribly overpriced from Right Aide. RAD is the symbol on that. Man, if you're not in this already, I think you've probably missed the entry. I think you want to be, if it pulled back to eight bucks on light volume, there may be something there, but I think getting into bed with Amazon is probably the beginning of the end for these companies. They're going to have a lot of hiding from them. And last, Whirlpool, which I think we talked about last year as being one of the big plays, especially on tariff issues, if we get tariffs, I mean, that's it. You're not going to be getting all the cheap Asian steel in your washer and dryer in your refrigerator and that means that Whirlpool actually still built here in the United States to some extent, or at least the model still here, could do very well and why it's probably holding up as well as it did. I dislike the very light volume off this 114 low. If we get bad news on Monday, this could, or the good news on Monday, this could actually go the other way depending on what it is. But again, it's all about the deal, the art of the deal. And the question is, you know, and so I don't flip coins. Call me, don't flip coins. He waits until the balls right over the center of the plate puts right over there as he points to the left field fence. Okay, that's one of them. Herman Miller, as I said on Monday, I think, it was a Monday or Tuesday. I looked at Herman Miller and some of these other companies that make furniture, a steel case, I think also came out with earnings if I'm not mistaken, that you want to watch these. I didn't want to play them so much as look at them as indicators, canaries in the coal mine, because guess what? If they're not hiring people, they're not buying new furniture for the rest of the day. They're not buying new furniture. A huge win today, a blow out through the top side, and certainly one of the better looking stocks out there. Steel case is the other one. SCS. And this could actually, these can actually tell you a great deal more than what the federal numbers are for employment because they tell you that people are buying new furniture. I can't believe how many great people and actors were in that. But I'm going to have to watch that against still one of the best cult movies of all time. And of course, not looked well when it came out. But man, does it play almost every weekend on a deep cable? It's one of the best movies of all time. Anyway, steel case back up and you get down on this one. But it's still kind of in the trading range, but you've got a little bit of that and it depends on when they close their books, but you got kind of a tale of two cities in this stuff where basically they do a lot of business. But I'm not exactly sure on steel case if it is an issue with them having manufacturing overseas and maybe they were talking about that when their earnings were in the United States, I believe. In fact, a lot in the Appalachian area in the furniture business for Miller Herman, if I'm not mistaken, but up 17% and you've got to say that that is good. I'm just trying to remember if there was anything else we wanted to follow up on. Okay. Yep. Okay. Okay. Go through a few of my emails. Okay, got all that got all my Amazon stuff. We talked about that yesterday. That was the company that was using blockchain to actually show how many people had viewed and who had viewed the content, kind of a YouTube company or going after YouTube company, LBRY for that listener. You want to see what else we have. Let's take a quick look at Microsoft. Microsoft has done fairly well because it's almost totally insulated. Nobody buys Microsoft products for the most part in China. They steal them the old fashioned way. They steal them. And of course, not a lot of respect for intellectual property. So Microsoft, you know, you had kind of a bad day with some volume, not much on the way, but you still haven't really busted the trend line. You had that pullback into the first of June. And then of course, it's made it all back up. So a false break to the bottom and the highs. I don't know how much more Microsoft can do. It's just everything perfectly. We talked, I think Monday or Tuesday about the new folding display that's nine by nine folded in 18 by 18 unfolded somewhere around there that's that new Samsung foldable display. I'm not really thinking that there's that much in it. But of course, so their business everywhere else continues to chug along. Can't imagine they're going to have a horrible breakdown in price, but they're going to pull back and they will pull back too. Okay, got another question. Uh. About Boeing. Open much lower. I look like a little bit of a bear raid pre market. 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Don't forget, you can listen to TFNN live on your mobile device 24 hours per day. Go to TFNN.com and hit watch Tiger TV. That's TFNN.com and hit watch Tiger TV for the latest market information. Alan Parsons is going to be a guest. You know, I don't think I've ever seen him interviewed or talked about. I can't even remember if I saw him what he would look like. All I know is he's done. And of course, the lead engineer on dark side of the moon and of course is Alan Parsons projects, but one of the biggest producers. I think the first guy to actually have some talent and be a producer at the same time. Maybe another one. Who's the guy that killed that girl? Accidentally shot her. The wall of sound guy and the other guy I'm thinking about. Anyway, I'm thinking about bowing out here. It's just been going sideways. I don't see much else happening in this. And again, they got orders out the yin yang. I think that the article that came out on Boeing, having yet a second problem that they supposedly were not able to solve. Probably not true. My guess is it took them all of one day to fix the problem in both of these for people that are not able to fix the problem in the way things work. It's not that you got a problem. It's that after you have a solution, you got to prove that that's that kind of works, and you've got to use a lot of testing, and that's it. They may only may take a day to figure out what you've done wrong and fix the issue. It takes a lot longer to fill out all that paperwork and go through test after test after test to prove that you've done the right thing. And so people just looking at this at four or 46 and orders out the yin yang. That is a technical term, by the way, continues on. You know, it finally did pull back, but man, you had to have an event that no one could have predicted to get it. But again, I'm not exactly sure why everybody hates this company so much. Maybe because they've been on the short term, they've had a product that had a problem. When Apple had that product and it started catching on fire and burning houses down, you heard almost nothing like this. And it always makes me think that both in the press and in the halls of what is it? Park Avenue where all everybody sits around and talks to everybody and has one opinion when you get done, you have that something's wrong with it. Something's wrong if we make a good product in America. I don't know. Just makes me think they're just stuck too much in the negative waves. Not enough too much Moriarty. Just too much of the negative waves. Okay, another question about looking at restoration hardware again. We brought it up. Yeah, I still think that man, you want to, if you get it up to about 135, that is one that may be the next leg down. We talked about Tesla as possible shorts. If everything hits the fan, and that is the poo hits the fan. I like that word poo. But I don't know. It all styles us also for a bear poo bear. I don't understand that either. Little negative connotation there. Tesla, the same kind of thing that we see in bowing and that is just a lot of going sideways out here. Again, everybody pointing the Mexican standoff. Everybody pointing guns at each other. Who's going to be the first to pull? There's some great game theory on that, by the way, if you ever look it up on the Mexican standoff. And the thought is that the person that's most likely has the best shot as your first action, but pretty deep stuff. Okay, what else do we want to look at today that I wanted to talk about? More questions about steel. I don't see anything different than yesterday. We're just again in this trading range. In fact, you really want some action. No action tells you one or two things. You're in either one or accumulation. And generally you want to wait for that to break if you're not real sure in which side you're on for that question. Look at the SMH is coming in. You can email me at path at tfnn.com back into these gaps today. And again, since micron had fairly good numbers of a lot of people on the wrong side and short this sector back up, you wanted something in the middle of 18 15 million shares. Got about 4 million shares now. But again, this is all kind of a flip of the coin come Monday. A good outcome probably puts the SMH is then to 115 to 117. A bad outcome probably puts it to 102. So that's it. Okay, everybody's everybody's getting after me in my mixed metaphor and movie references that are thick as thieves today, but I again want to win the mixed metaphor award and the digression award. And thank you, Ron, for sending me a shirt that says yet I've digressed again. I appreciate thanks for sending that to me to do what else? Yeah, Phil Spector. That was the guy, the crazy guy that killed the girl that was in Amazon women for the moon. I get one more movie reference today. My my digression award is probably in like Flint and another movie reference work. A few more questions about this stock again. I don't you know if you listen to what was it a week in some odd days ago, when we talked about this, I guess it was last week coming out for the IPO. I didn't think a lot of it because of the way that they had this structured and again, everybody could sell all their shares. There's nothing holding anybody back in the company from selling their shares. And I really want to see how this trades over a longer time frame. I do like the product, but the product does not make money. And that's always an issue. What's what kind of competition is Microsoft going to be with Microsoft teams when they patch it up to LinkedIn and all the other suite of programs that they have for their ecosystem. We looked at LinkedIn who the guy said the literally that there was no way he could compete in the market. There was nothing he could do where he wouldn't be squashed by Facebook or some of the guys and that's why he went to Microsoft to get bought and become a part of Microsoft. You had to join a you had to pick a team with these giant platforms like Facebook or the rest. Facebook didn't make a lot of sense in retrospect. You don't hear a lot about LinkedIn anymore, but my guess is that when all of this stuff finally gels and they have it together, you will see kind of a juggernaut like Facebook has for Microsoft and LinkedIn kind of the first green sprouts or shoots of that happening already. A question is yeah, when Microsoft kill work just like it did with Netscape and the answer is resounding yes especially since they have a little bit like I said they've got an ecosystem to back up where work doesn't even if it's a good product. We'll be back in a minute. 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Tom will bisect and dissect the markets. The Tom O'Brien show next on TFNN. And well let's take a look in here and check on the volume and everything else going on for the market here. Let me close that and get where's it. There you are. As we wrap up the show we're up well cost 13 points on the SP cash 2926 the Dow's up 32 the Nasdaq's up 57 the Russell's up 20 almost 23. And of course what tariffs probably good for the Russell probably bad for the other indexes I would imagine come Monday don't really have a lot of people buying protection fix actually down on the day 2 percent. And of course just not a lot happened. I think everybody's gone to their corners that a great Mexican standoff and we're going to probably wait until that may have a little volatility if we get any news before the close tomorrow but I don't know if you can spend a lot of time on it when we look at the volume pretty quiet today we're just getting to 4 billion shares on the CBOE consolidated tapes a volume is very light. And I imagine it will continue light into tomorrow with any lack of news. And again you want to be looking at all the setups now a lot of people think well nothing's happening this is when you should really start spending your time looking at all the way that these things are set up so you don't have to do it in real time when things are being dishes all the other stuff flying things being thrown the wailing and gnashing teeth all the other things that can happen going on but it will be I suspect a volatile Monday and what can you say react to the market probably not predict this one a lot of times I'd like to predict but that's when I see a lot of signals right now I don't see those in the market so when you can not when you have to and as always I'll be here tomorrow same bat channel same bat time.