 Welcome folks. This is Tom O'Brien of TFNN. We go 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. Let's make it a great night and a great week, folks. Don't take anything personally. Your truth is personal to you. Your own opinions and point of view reflect your own agreements and personal to you. It's no one's truth but your own. Mockin' wise! Let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industries down 139. NASDAQ's off 74. S&P's down 25. Gold. Gold contract up $5 traded in 1982. An ounce. We have Silver Up 40 cents, $23.64 an ounce. Light Sweet Crew down to $1.32. $68.14 a barrel. Light Sweet Crew. Well, that's Light Sweet Crew. Notes and Bonds. Ten year note. Up 13 ticks. Traded in 114.14, the third year up 26. Ticks at 128.11 and King Dollar. King Dollar trading up 181 ticks. At 104.346, the year is at 106. The end is at 139. The British pound is at 124.01 US dollar. Our phone number is 877-927-6648. Give us a call folks. One note's going on in your world. And the world of the S&P's, let's take a look at them. What do we have? Well, you get a pullback today. You got light volume out here. That's saying that, hey, guess what? This thing more than likely is not done yet. So he failed yesterday on pricing volume at the highs. Today, you got light volume on the way down. And when you have light volume on the way down, folks, that mark is not done going up. That's the bottom line. So, you know, we're coming into 93 million. You're only doing 53. So maybe we'll do 60 million, 65 million, if that's what we do. And, you know, depending where we close, if we close at the low of the day, that would change things. But if we go into the S&P futures, there's not a high volume low out here inside the futures right now. Pull this back. You can see what you actually have is that you have, when we just came down on that 10-minute bar 10 minutes ago, that bar has 44,000. But guess what? When we went topside there, you're going up with 56,000. So that's the battle lines right there. You know, you can see down the very bottom. We had no sellers down the bottom. It was down the bottom for, you know, the first time down the bottom at 10 o'clock this morning, 10, 10, 10, 10 to be exact. Yeah, 10, 10, 30 rather. You had contract volume of 60,000. Then you kept testing it, and you had 35,000, 35 to 60. So that's saying that this market still wants higher price, and you probably get higher price coming into the close. And then you get winter dressing, man. That's where we're at. Gold. Gold, well, let me do the queues first. And the X100. We take a look at the three queues. Same setup in the queues, right? You're back with 45 million. This is going into 63, so it'll probably do 55 or something like that. Now, this is at the lower end. Let me pull the queues up on there. This is at the lower end of its trading range out here. So let's see if it's set up the same way. Yeah, it's set up the same way. Let's set up the same way. We just came down. Yeah, those lows just don't have enough volume. We'll see how it shakes out, but they just don't have enough volume. Excuse me, folks. We go into the gold market. Gold market out here, bottom line, didn't hold price. Gold may have just set up another ABC down. Well, it did set up another ABC down. Real question is going to be, does it take out a B point? This B point would have quite a bit of volume. So the B point added 264 million on volume. So we'll see if that's going to be the case. But right now, we're going to confirm one down to 1902. And 1902 basically gets you where we come off the bottom. It had strength. So I suspect we're going to get down to that level. If you go to the GDX and take a look at the GDX, you're going to see that you had some volume in the GDX, but you gave it up on price in about two seconds, as you did with the GLD. So the GLD did the same type of set up. You can see you got up to the 183, 44, 182, 47. That's not a great set up. And we go to the dollar. We take a look at the dollar. It's all about this dollar, folks. Dollar once again is on the move. We're up 159 ticks right now. We're not far away from the first swing point. The first swing point is 105, 800. So we're at 104, 326. I expect the 106 number that I keep coming up with, folks, that happens to be the .382 of the whole move down. That's where I'm getting the one, you know. So we'll see. And what happens there is that that's a normal dead cat bounce. So we'll see whether it actually gets stronger then, but that's what that is set up for. AVGO, let's go take a look at Broadcom. The chip sector, of course, has been on fire. The low is 415, the high is 941. You are trading at 806, and they come up with numbers tomorrow after the close. So we take a look at this. Oh, my God, look at this. So in three days, it's gone from 676 up to 921. Holy cow. Man, oh, man. That is a total mindblower. So here, what is the question here? OK, sales. Let's go look at the sales and earnings per share. OK, so we take a look at what they're going to do here. They're looking to do $8.7 billion and $10.15 to the bottom line. Now, the reason this target is asking that is that if we go over to NVIDIA and VDA, they bottom line, when their sales numbers come out, watch this. They blew their sales numbers apart by like $5 billion. It's some outrageous number. Yeah. So they were thinking of coming in at $7 billion and they came in at $11 billion. Is that right? No, that's the next quarter. That's how this was shaken up. The next quarter, they were looking at $11 billion. They came in with $7.2 billion. AVGO, to go back to AVGO again. Well, actually, you want to go to NVIDIA. We go back to NVIDIA. The thing that's going to get intriguing with NVIDIA is that, OK, for some reason, it's going to be a gap down. Because this gap is not going to stay open, folks. That's the bottom line. Gaps are slides that don't stay open. It's just a matter of when they get filled. That being said, you might get a free gap play. So I wouldn't be shorting this right now until Broadcom comes out. The problem, of course, is that if Broadcom comes out with bad numbers, we will see NVIDIA also gap down. Stay right there, folks, to come right back. And we had a great show with our man, Mr. Bill O'Neill. He passed away, unfortunately, on Memorial Day weekend. So if you didn't check it out, you can check out either the 11 o'clock show this morning or the 2 o'clock show this afternoon, folks. That was the last interview that I had with him in 2014. Have a great one. 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