 folks. This is Tom O'Brien of TFNN. We've got five days a week. We go seven hours a day. We go 24 hours a day on the internet at TFNN.com. Always remember folks, whatever you think about, you bring about whatever you focus on grows. Hope everyone's having a great day, safe day. It's making a great night, folks. Always do your best. Express your own divinity. You don't need the acceptance of others. You don't need knowledge or a great philosophical concept. So you have the right to be you and express your own divinity by being alive, loving yourself and loving others. Mug and Wise! Let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industries up 177, Nasdaq up 88, S&P's up 17.5, Gold Contract up a buck 70, trade at $19.95 an ounce. We got Silver up 2 cents, $23.08 an ounce, Light Sweet Crude, take a hammer and down $265, $68.67 a barrel. That's on its way to the low end of the consolidation, which is 64. Notes and Bonds. Can't keep them down, folks. Bottom line to get the 10-year. Up 6 ticks right now, trading $110.17, the 30-year up a half a point at $1.1916 and $Kingdollar. $Kingdollar's down $256 ticks, trading $103.840, Euro $107, Yen 145, British Pound, $125 to one U.S. dollar. Offer number's 877-927-6648. Give us a call, folks. I want to know what's going on in your world. In the world of Broadcom, AVGO, that's trading like it's $19.99, folks. Bottom line, if you want to see an equity that's trading like $19.99, well, it's Broadcom. This thing took off yesterday. An analyst came out and said, OK, AI's going to help on bottom line is that you're up $100 in three days. Pretty amazing. SPY. Let's go take a look at the SPY out here. If we take a look at the futures, they want to run this. They're going to run this right into the close, folks. They already got it up. Bottom line is that this is a market that wants to run. You get the SPY right now trading at $464. You have $2. Bottom line, they want the highs. The highs are coming after us, man. This month is going to be going quick. You're going to come into the whole Santa Claus. Then on top of that, window dressing, and you get the gist of it, man. Time-wise, guess what? It's here. NDX100, that's even stronger. The NDX right now, you're 28 million shares. We did 41 million yesterday. I suspect that's going to get above that. This is laying right next to its high. This wants to tap its high, as does the Dow industrials. The Dow industrials right now, the highs, $9.52, I think, at $30,952. We're already at $586, and you don't have. Here, you remember this, OK? The S&Ps did their ABC structure up, but you've got to remember, Microsoft is an ABC app also with a 412 handle. We're trading $372. Bottom line, that's all that would have to actually happen for the Dow industrials to basically get all-time highs. Pretty wild, man. Notes and bonds. We take a look at the note and bond market out here. We have with the note and bond market, that also doesn't want lower price. That wants higher price, lower yield. We had the CPI come in, bottom line, come in at 3%, which is not bad. It didn't come under a committed expectation. You have the 10-year right now up 6-ticks, $1.6 million in contracts traded. That, I suspect, is going to build some cause here first in order to get to higher, because when we did come down Friday, come down with some volume, but not the type of volume that we were going into, tremendously lighter volume. Now, you can see we got it to a price point today of $110.31, gave up half of that. I suspect we're going to be going sideways for a bit there. Then, gold. Gold is still having a hard time, folks. Bottom line is that it's having a hard time holding price. Now, you're up a buck, big deal. You hit $19.92, it's a low out here today. You do have a huge contraction of volume, which you need, but you need the rejection of lower price also. You need both happening. They're still at the gold and the equities are still at a level where this turn is really imperative to take place, because if it doesn't, you're going to get down to the lower end of that consolidation. Then we get over to the good old dollar. We take a look at the dollar. Dollar right now is finding some support right where we are right now. That came down, came down hard. We'll see how this shakes out. It's given it up today. Earlier in the day when the CPI came out, it went down and then it rejected lower price at the 103.457. That being said, yeah, it hasn't been able to hang on. The dollar hasn't been able to hang on each and every day. That's what it really comes down to. I suspect as we get into the close here, you're going to see the dollar is going to get weaker. This S&P just wants to run, man. When you can run markets, folks, you got to remember something. It's real easy running markets when you get the amount of machines that are taking place when we actually have already run this far. There's only one swing point left. The one swing point that's left is the high. When you do go from swing to swing, folks, the bottom line is that they really like magnets. That's what it comes down to. When you put the deal together with the note and bond market as well as the dollar, the bottom line, to me, this thing has room to run. What I suspect we're going to see is that I brought up Broadcom because I wasn't kidding when I was saying that's trading like $19.99. If you were around in $19.99, I used to wake up every day and it would be two or three stocks that would pop 20. If we see that, then that is going to be a huge problem. Right now, I don't see a problem ahead. You're going to get a correction or something first of the year or whatever. The bottom line is that if we start seeing stocks pop $10, $20, then that's a whole different ball game. It's going to be intriguing. Is it money managers that are trying to catch up at the end of the year? Are they not in? Are they in? There's a lot of different things that are in there, but the bottom line is that there's buying. There's buying and there's no selling. That's what we have out here. Dow. Dow industries right now up $179. You get the Nasdaq up $88. S&Ps are up $17.5. Notes and bonds, they just continue to higher price, lower yield. Stay right there, folks. Coming right back with our man, Mr. Basil Chapman.