 The following is a presentation of TFNN. The morning market kickoff with your host, Tommy O'Brien. Now, Tommy O'Brien. Good Friday morning everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFNN, 9.06 a.m. We got about 24 minutes to go until the start of trading. And boy, where do we start today? We're going to start with that jobs number, folks. Quite a beat as non-farm payrolls. We add 467,000 jobs in the month of January. Maybe the biggest story is the revisions going on in that market as well. As we get over to the number, and let's jump right into the technicals. We'll pull it up. Payrolls, you're talking about? There's your headline, folks. Defying the gloom of Omicron. 467,000 jobs added in January. You have the unemployment rate ticking up to 4%. Labour force participation climbing could be a good sign for the economy. And boy, you talk about it. We got an upwardly revised 510,000 jobs added in the month of December. I think it was a total of 700,000 plus added over the two prior months. You add up all the numbers. You add up the estimate. We were looking at about 150,000. I think I heard Morgan Stanley out there for negative 250. I was looking for a negative number. I had been talking about it many times this week. You added it all up. You're talking about almost a million more jobs than maybe the market was looking for only 37 minutes ago. Prior to 8.30 a.m. eastern time this morning. Yeah, economists, we're looking for 125,000. It was the median number. Median number, not quite a great interpretation. When you have so many, such a wide range of estimates here. Population adjustments, a lot of adjustments to reflect updated populations estimates. Labour force participation rate increased to 62.2%. Yeah, and here's the one talking about wages. This is what has the market a little freaked out here, folks. Average hourly earnings rising 0.7% in January. You're up almost 6% from a year ago. Further fanning concerns about the persistence of inflation. The average work we dropped overall 3.6 million. Employed Americans were not at work due to illness in January. More than double that in December. The job gains were broad-based. We had 151,000 in leisure and hospitality, transportation, and warehousing, retail, and professional and business services. Also, posting solid increases. Boy, it's going to be an interesting March conversation, folks. When we come into it already, I got, you had Neil Dada out there talking 50 basis points. I got some good friends in the finance industry. We're chatting this morning saying maybe March is coming with 50 basis points, folks. It's definitely coming with a hike because you have rising wages. You have an economy that's just bristling way above expectations. It's important. This jobs number could have been a million, folks, because the revisions, they're there, okay? And when you look at where you are, you're talking about a number that pushes a million extra jobs. You have wage growth of 0.7% on the month, and you're talking about almost 6% year over year on that number, and boy, you're seeing markets hit it. You want to talk about a hit, folks. How about yields? We're talking about a yield right now of 1.9%. 1.898, to be exact, but let's jump right over to yields. We're going to start things off with the 10-year, and there's a drop for you, folks. We just dropped from about 1.2721. Prior to that news, you dropped almost a full point. I mean, what is that, 25 ticks or so? We're trading at 1.27 right now. We were as low as 1.2628, and as I mentioned, we got the 10-year yield basically 1.9%. The 30-year down a full point and three ticks right now. You got commodities trading, of course. You got gold dropping about $20 on that news from 1815 to 1796. Silver's down 21 cents. Right now, you got crude. Look at that acceleration. 92.47. Maybe we'll have to get our man, Teddy Kegstad, back on the program this week. Today, I meant to joke. He'll be back on the program on Wednesdays. He's been a crude bull, and man, you just can't overstate this market, folks. I mean, did you think that crude from yesterday morning has the potential, when it had an 86 handle on it, to push a 92 handle prior to the market even opening on Friday? That's the crude market we're dealing with, folks. Remarkable strength in that crude market. You jump over to the equities, and they're taking a little bit of a hit. We had Amazon earnings after the bell last night. We'll get into those in a moment. At one point, you had Amazon trading up $500 per share. I think right now you're trading up about $300 per share. They were putting quite a bit in the market, but it only lasted until about 2 in the morning, folks. And you're talking about 75 points in the S&Ps. We just gave up since 2 a.m. eastern time. You talk about a drop-off. NASDAQ 100, you just gave up 400 points. From where we were trading at, actually going below the close last night with, I mean, you have a stock like Amazon, they're going to add about $150 billion in market cap. We'll see how they open. They're pulling back a little bit with the market this morning, but boy, to give it all back and open under where we were last night, not what the market expected, probably at about 4.15 or 4.30. Whether it was Amazon, we also had Pinterest and Snapchat just blown it out of the water. At one point, I think Snapchat was up 50%. Something bananas, just amazing moves across the board. But let's get into it with the king dog, Amazon. Profit engines are humming, cushioning the blow from the retail slowdown. And the big deal here, they're going to be rising. Well, there's two big deals. They beat on cloud. That's always a big one. Amazon Web Services reported a revenue jump of almost 40% from a year ago. 40% 17.8 billion beating the number of 17.37 operating income. Boy, I'd love to have those margins. $5.29 billion accounting for more than 100% of Amazon's total operating profit for the quarter. I mean, imagine this. Amazon is so fortunate to have this portion of their business, folks, because most consumers, most retail persons, people in the country have no awareness of AWS, right? They see Amazon as the retail giant they are, that drops off their packages within 24 to 48 hours at their door, if not sooner. They wouldn't even make money with that part of their business right now if they didn't have AWS. They are literally operating at break even on the retail side of their business, just to make ends meet. But that may change as they're up in the price of prime as well. Ad revenue, 32%, almost $10 billion. That's equaling almost Google's ad growth rate. Google, Facebook, they got a new competitor for ads, man. Until now, Amazon has grouped ads into other business segments, but guess what? They're breaking it out, folks. They surprise investors by breaking advertising as a separate business for the first time, and that's quite a business, man. Some of these companies, right? We're all familiar, whether it's like Apple. Apple has their wearable segment, which could be a Fortune 500 company on its own. I think it's probably a Fortune 100 company, rather than bananas, and that's what you're seeing happening with Amazon, right? Their AWS business could be a Fortune 500 company. Their advertising business alone could probably be a Fortune 500 company. The story of the fourth quarter is different from the second and third to the extent that the high margin business were able to offset a slowdown in e-commerce, and they're jacking up the price of prime by $20, folks. That's starting in February this month. You had the stock trade hire. We'll jump over to in a moment. Fourth quarter sales rising 9.4% to $137.4 billion, falling just short of the number they were looking for there. First period of single-digit growth since the third quarter of 2017. Meanwhile, revenue from online stores dropped 1% to $66.1 billion. But guess what, folks? It's all about cloud. It's all about cloud and advertising now. Two huge growth areas with huge margins for Amazon. And yeah, we're going to see how this thing trades on the open man. Being hampered a bit from the jobs number. But look at that, just like that. I mean, you can't overstate the move, folks. Right to $3,300 on the dot. Our man Basil Chapman is next. He loves those round numbers. How about that? $3,300 on the dot. We're trading about $3,120 right now. What are you trading? $350 per share, folks. Not bad. Not bad at all. Stay tuned, folks. We got a lot to talk about. We'll be right back right after the break. We'll be right back right after the break. 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Amazon trading at about 31.10 right now. We jump to Microsoft shares trading down about $2 to 2.99. We jump over to Apple shares trading at 171 from about 174 right now. Jumping back to Amazon real quickly, so really interesting action in terms of Amazon. Snapchat, Pinterest, all these stocks punish severely to put it lightly. Yesterday, having to do with Facebook's demise, let's jump over to Facebook. Trading at 231, we're going to open below where we were any part of yesterday. Facebook wiped out, I think, $240 to $250 billion of market cap just in that one equity alone. Look where we are in that equity this morning. You jump back to Amazon. Now, obviously after the fact, they make the statement that they were obviously unfairly punished as a result of Facebook earnings as they accelerate higher. Going to be interesting to see where the market has supply meeting demand on the open here. Now, let's jump over to Pinterest shares. Are they going to give it all back? I cannot believe that one, folks. You don't often see a stock go up 30 plus percent in the aftermarket and give it all back by the pre-market. $1.50 away from that area. Right now, you're trading at $26 in Snapchat. My goodness, they're not going to give it all back. You're up to $40. We almost made it to that round number for our man, Basil Chapman. $39.95 on sale Snapchat from 24 bucks. Folks, that is a 60 plus percent rise in the price of Snapchat to almost $40. Now, in context here, okay, you're only back to where we were trading at on January 13th. We are still 50 percent of the price that this thing was trading at in October before you fell out of bed on their last earnings event. This morning, you don't have the price open yet, but we're going to open between about $35 to $40 on this equity, but it's going to be an interesting one. Did not expect the market to turn around that quickly, folks. The discourse going on this morning, and it might be rightfully so, okay, is that man, this economy is rocking. We got 467,000 jobs added in January. You have an upwardly revised 510,000 add in December. The unemployment rate ticking up, but barely to 4% as a result of labor force participation rising. That's been one of the comments that maybe we don't have such a bustling economy when we have 10 million plus jobs open, okay, and we have labor force participation, not where it needs to be. Well, we're starting to see that number tick back up, and that is the reason why we have the unemployment rate ticking back up as well on a month that we added 400 plus thousand jobs. Just, you can't overstate the action. I'm looking forward to the open. We got eight and a half minutes, folks. We got all the markets in the negative this morning, and we got Bitcoin popping a bit. There's your 15 minute action on Bitcoin. Overnight, you traded up to about 38,000 from 36,000 yesterday right now. Not too much of a give back on those numbers for Bitcoin so far, but crude, sitting right at 92 bucks, man. You put crude on a year daily. You talk about a rocket ship, man. This has been a one-way ship, folks, since December 2nd to higher prices, you even back it up to really December 20th. You had a price of $6612, and just like that, you're trading at $92 on the price of crude. All right, let's jump around and see what else we got going on in terms of stocks, and we got a lot to cover, like I talked about. Regeneron, they were out with their numbers. 2372 versus 1835, revenue also topping forecast, COVID-19 antibody therapy, as well as its eagle, excuse me, eye drug, eyelid, maybe, working hard to develop an updated therapy that will be effective against the Omicron variant, REGN is their symbol, and they're going to open just barely lower, a little bit of volatility, no huge action on their earnings down to about 618 from 620 yesterday. We talked about Amazon. Let's get into Snap. So, Snapchat, as I mentioned, 62% first ever quarterly net profit. When you have a company that transitions from losing money to making money, I don't have to tell you how important that is, folks. Snap reported earnings for the fourth quarter Thursday, beat estimates on earnings, revenue, and user growth. The report comes a day after Facebook parent meta basically just disappointed the whole market. So, getting into the numbers on Snapchat, 22 versus 10 cents, they beat by almost $100 million, folks, and that is a big beat when you're only talking about 1.2 billion. Percentage-wise, huge beat there. Global daily active users, the market loves to see that because Facebook was really missing there, 319 versus 317, and revenue per user going up as well. Guidance, 1.03 to 1.08 billion. Market was only looking for 1.01. It expects daily active users, 328 to 330, that's a beat as well. Yeah, they have to contend with similar headwinds. Okay, and that's talking about the hit from Apple's privacy, but big numbers across the board. You did not see anything in these Snapchat earnings that resembled the type of carnage that sent Facebook trading lower and just a remarkable move, and this is where folks, when you see this type of carnage, where you just had Snapchat trade from 34 to 24 coming into earnings, you just shaved, what is that? That's almost a 30% haircut coming in and a big portion of that had to do with Facebook. There's your drop off from Facebook from 32 to 24. Yes, they are facing similar headwinds, but Facebook is their own entity, folks. They have a PR battle that is almost unmatched. I was talking to somebody last night, and I was saying there's not many things that span the political aisle these days, and Facebook spans it well. Man, nobody is a fan of Facebook, whether it's Republicans or not a fan of Facebook going on there. Democrats ain't a fan of it either, and rightfully so. It is a cesspool, folks, Facebook. I would advise you to keep yourself off it and your kids off it if you like having quality life and just a clear mind, because that is not Facebook at all. Snapchat, though, trading up to about $36 right now. It's going to be an interesting open to see whether they pop or they trade lower. You're going to see some volatility, folks. Any time you have an equity trading up almost 60% on their earnings, there's going to be some volatility as this thing tries to figure out where accurately supply equals demand. Pinterest, down to about $26.25 from $24.51. We jump over to Amazon shares, still holding above $3100 so far this morning. And there's Pinterest. So Pinterest, four cents ahead of the estimates, quarterly earnings of $0.49, better than expected revenue, first-ever profitable year. I mean, they both did it. Remarkable, right? Pinterest come out first-ever first-ever profitable year amid strengthening ad revenue. Snapchat, similar deal. Just remarkable the way they come through. Now, Ford was up with their numbers as well. $0.26 a share. That's a miss versus $0.45 a share. They're going to open lower at about $18.40. Down about $1.50 from their numbers last night. You just made basically a pre-market session low on Ford shares. Now, Ford probably just got a little bit ahead of itself, right? This thing accelerated from a price of $12 in change back in September. You pushed $25.87 back less than a month ago, folks. That thing falls out of bed. Be careful as these equities rise and fall because, yes, Ford well-positioned with the new Ford Electric 150 pickup truck, all that stuff going on. But anytime you double the share price in the span of a few months, folks, a lot of that's going to be priced in. You're seeing it happen with Ford. You're going to open at about $18.40 all things considered. 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In terms of a million jobs, you could argue with revisions and with the number that we saw for the headline for the month of January, robust strength in the jobs market, and we got rising wages as well. Let's jump over to some of those companies with earnings. We got Amazon right now up 10.3%. You're trading at 3,065. We jump over to the other companies with earnings. Pinterest up about 1.6%. They basically give it all back. Look at it. We traded to 24. 27. Yeah, that's remarkable you did. You gave it all back. We closed yesterday at 24. 46. You gave it all back on Pinterest shares. My goodness. Snapchat not, whoops. Not quite the same. They are holding on to 42% gains overnight for Snapchat. We jump over to four shares right now. Down about 7% on their earnings. We talked about what their numbers basically flat right now. Down about 6.10%. We jump over to commodities crude holding well at about 92 bucks right now. The gold contract sitting right at about 1800. And let's jump to notes and bonds as this market opens up. You're looking at a 10-year down 20 ticks at 127 on the dot. You get the 30-year down a full point and five ticks right now. We're talking about a yield that just ticked actually above 1.9%, 1.901 to be exact. All right. Let's jump around to see what else we got going on in this market. And we're going to kick things off with where are we going? Yeah. Jumping down the line. So of course we got the futures. All right. We got the numbers we're talking about. Cloud earnings on Amazon we talked about. They're raising it. Snap as well and forward. We pretty much jumped through the line. Let's see how some of these fang stocks are trading right now with the Amazon. The NASDAQ 100 trading up 16 points. We jump over to Microsoft shares relatively well. I mean, remarkable folks, think about this. These growth companies, company like Microsoft, you're sitting basically flat right now and the market is talking about that we might get 50 basis points next month. Market handling is pretty well right now I'd say. Considering that conversation, maybe they're not too glorified in terms of their estimates of the Fed really hiking things because that would be a shocker. 50 basis points but it's in the cards. It's possible folks. Chairman Powell could not have said that when he was speaking and I imagine this is only going to bolster that case that the economy is rocking. We need to hike rates. The economy can handle it. This is not like the last time that they had to hike rates. That conversation just only got a little bit more complicated with quite a jobs number and rising wages as we know as well. All right. Let's take a look at that gold contract. See how we're trading right now at 1801 quite the drop off quite the volatility yesterday. We trade down to 1790 yesterday. We spiked to just below 1795 this morning. Take a look at gold on a daily. Let's back it up even a little bit more for a three-year weekly to see the full context from the COVID lows of about 1450 up to almost 2100. I mean just remarkable right. You look at it from June of last year folks. All right. Just zoom it in. I mean we are trading between about 1770 and 1850. We've risen above that area on a couple occasions below that area a couple occasions but a remarkable tight ranging goal when you consider what's happened in the market. Excuse me over that period of time. Remarkable to say the least. All right. I want to bring up one more part of the Amazon story too. Too many articles up here. Here we go. So it'll be interesting to see how much Amazon actually adds as this might be one of the biggest gains in market history. So Facebook yesterday had the biggest wipeout in terms of 251 billion dollars just yesterday alone they lost and Facebook's trading lower on top of that as well this morning. They're going to add to that number as they're down another 3%. That's quite a weekly bar. You got going on Facebook shares folks. You're down to 230. Let's put it back on a daily continuing the slide to lower prices for Facebook shares. You got Amazon right now up about 10% trading at 3055. And they are going to be one of the biggest ads. Now Petro China in 2007. Not sure what's going on. They added 600 billion dollars. Maybe that's like when they when I peel public gaining market value. I don't know but that seems skewed in one way or the other aside from that it's the usual suspects a Ramco is in there as well. But Apple just recently January 28th 179 billion dollars they had Mike Amazon probably not right at 155 right now as they've given back some of it but you're up about 9.6% trading at 3045. I tell you folks if you're looking at Amazon all right this stocks been stuck in a consolidation since June of 2020. You're getting into prices at Amazon right now that you were basically trading at a year and a half ago. Didn't quite have the run up and the run down that you saw in some of those other tech companies didn't get ahead of itself. Yes you had quite a run but if you're talking about retirement accounts folks okay you're talking about giving this a little bit of time. It's always nice when you see that type of consolidation and man you got quite a bit of time and you're talking about the advertising segment and you're talking about jacking up prices now for Prime which is only just guaranteed to add some money to that as cancelling Prime it's going to take a while for people who are familiar with Prime folks. I mean I go on Amazon I think I've been a Prime member 10 years something crazy even longer than that maybe maybe it's 2009. I mean I don't even like buying items in any Prime on there I go on Amazon I literally check the little box that says only show me items that are Prime eligible I don't know how people shop on Amazon if you're not shopping Prime. Point being they have a lot of price control there don't see many people cancelling because they're going to hike prices from I think 119 to 139 so keep that in mind yes you're up 9% but folks you're up 9% okay for some context here and you're getting in at prices though that we saw on Wednesday well geez if you said on Wednesday you can get in to Amazon at about 3000 and I'm going to tell you what they're going to come out with their numbers and they're going to come out with numbers that are going to beat on cloud they're going to raise prices for Prime they're going to break out advertising revenue for the first time I think you might be a buyer there the flip side of that is we also have a 50 basis point hike potentially coming down in March and you better believe it folks because this jobs number just a huge surprise 400 plus peels of the ADP number which saw a negative number on the ADP number remarkable beat chairman Powell probably scratching his head a little bit wondering what the best course of action is right now but the market a little bit worried maybe rightfully so that the feds going to come fast and furious and they may need to folks because we're going to get some CPI data I believe next week and that may be really the catalyst because we get a hot CPI data number next week and you're going to see a lot of talks start trying to push that fed to 50 basis points folks because you got a hot CPI data there is no denying that we're talking about millions of jobs being added in an economy that is rocking to the tune of inflationary pressures of about 7% a year that one is going to push a little bit of fear in the Fed and probably rightfully so to put it lightly and you're seeing you're seeing the 10 year and so react accordingly as you're stuck right at about 127 right now in the 10 year sitting comfortably at about 1.9% we're rising we're almost 1.91 right now on that 10 year alright folks stay tuned we're going to be taking a quick break we'll come 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already check out the Nasdaq 100 we're up half a percent right now in the Nasdaq 100 now of course this being helped immensely by Amazon catching a little bit of a bid you got Amazon back more than 10% in the positive folks this is a 5 minute bar that began at 940 we just jumped 100 points in the Nasdaq 100 in the last 2 minutes and 48 seconds the S&Ps are back positive by 10 points right now you're talking about 40 points off the lows that we made at 9.05 this morning and look at this acceleration we got going on folks right now in the last few minutes S&Ps just jumping 20 points Dow back in positive territory right now by 48 what is so remarkable about what's going on in this market right now we're seeing yields rise continue we got the tenure at 1.91% right now what is so remarkable in this market when you think about it is that it is so difficult sometimes to forecast what the market is going to do even if you knew what the jobs or the economic data would be right if you said that hey we're going to get a job number of 400,000 we're going to get revisions of 700,000 plus for the months of December and November we're going to get rising wages to the tune of 0.7% month over month we're going to be talking about wages that are almost up 6% year over year and everybody is now going to be talking about whether it's 25 basis points or 50 basis points in March and guess what markets are going to be green across the board we got the Russell down 2 points right now I don't think that's where everybody would have went with their market correlation now Amazon alone is having a huge impact on these markets folks as Amazon now up at 3,075 you're up almost 11% I mean Amazon shares just jumped $55 from where you were trading at just after the opening bell this morning it's going to be a wild one to put it lightly let's jump around to see what else we have I got up here let's jump to some travel stocks let's jump to some cruise ships not quite the bid that they want just yet Royal Caribbean posting another loss as Omicron weighs on cruise booking so it looks like Omicron did not weigh on the jobs number as many expected it is still weighing on that cruise cruises it's going to be the last domino to get back to reality folks shares of cruise operators slip after eighth quarterly loss company sees return to profitability in the second half of the year and they may be right we're round the corner folks we really are we're coming out of this last wave people are going to be ready to break out there's your action on Royal Caribbean this thing's just been shopping around at this price level basically since June of last year now think about this for a second I mentioned to you earlier that you're getting Amazon shares at prices that were June of last year you're getting Royal Caribbean shares that were at June of last year as well I would say that Amazon has had a much better last year and a half than Royal Caribbean has had okay they've been on a status quo pause Amazon pulled forward all that growth of course okay they went from a price of about $1,700 and change during the pandemic to push to $32 to $3,700 they've pulled back to that level but boy I can't emphasize enough folks you know you're looking for some action you don't have any action yet in Amazon I'm biased okay I'm putting it out there but you can't go wrong on that equity in my opinion okay doesn't mean that of course it can't trade lower you just saw the type of carnage this thing can have and many people would not have thought that Amazon could have underperformed as they did when we were stuck at home for a better part of 2021 much more so than many of us the idea was we get the vaccines in November of 2020 we started administering them to the general population somewhere in the ballpark of March or April of 2021 yeah it just didn't happen folks we were at home we were ordering items at home but Amazon just stuck at these prices now we're almost back at $3,100 right now I've said my case I made the case but long term folks you're talking about big multiples but think about it again I've said before can you imagine being a company like Walmart that has to compete with a company like Amazon and Amazon can do it at break-even prices I mean that's the story that I see because they can do it on the retail side at break-even prices which is why they seem to always deliver a higher quality of service folks I've talked about it before myself now I like Walmart as well I like them I do because on a contextual basis of just pure market value you got Walmart right down down 6 tenths percent they are back above this trend line we have going on now we have some Walmart in my newsletter do we back about 146 now you jump over and you talk about market cap wise okay you're talking about a company Walmart that's under $400 billion market cap they got some room for growth folks but they don't have AWS and they don't have the advertising they have and they have people that can run their business at break-even the only reason I like Walmart is because they have a market cap of $380 billion versus a company like Amazon this morning that is opening with a market cap approaching I think 1.7 where are we at 1.56 we pulled back a little bit we're at about 1.65 Amazon trading at 3,083 up 11% let's see how the other culprits are trading with Snapchat up 46% you don't see that often folks now Snapchat you're talking about a company right now valued at $57 billion folks I mean imagine that you had a company that was tens of billions of dollars and overnight they just say guess what you're gonna be worth 50% more than we thought you were yesterday and Pinterest catching a little bit of a bit as well back to up about 7.5% right now on their numbers all right the other news out here is Coles let's stay on the retail so Coles they think all these bidders are undervaluing their business and so they're deploying the poison pill to make sure they can't have a hostile takeover you got Coles that's your weekly okay let's put it back on a daily to see the action now you spike higher on January 21st that was on the news that they got takeover bids going on for goals and the headline to bring it up is you got Coles saying guess what they're rejecting those takeover offers as too low and they hire the bankers to come with it man rejected the takeover offers as it received as too low and engage bankers to field interest in the company they say come on we need more bids folks you're undervaluing what we have going on here and they break out I believe they call the poison pill I was reading it somewhere here we go another article let's get this one the initiate the poison pill so what they did is yes the department store has adopted a shareholder rights plan otherwise known as a poison pill in order to avert a hostile takeover the plan is effective immediately and expires February 2023 so they have an investor day come in March 7th and that's when they'll provide more updates but they're going to be trying to field higher higher prices and the market liken that as it's up 1.3 percent basically up with the market right now Coles trading at 60 bucks in this thing you were at 20 bucks during the covid lows but you're chopping around right where you were almost a year ago on Coles shares at about 60 bucks so far this morning alright let's jump around some of those commodities we got crude pushing basically right at session highs right now 92 73 we're up almost with a 93 handle folks we had a 90 90 we had an 86 handle yesterday and crude when I was talking to our man Teddy keg stat on Wednesday we were pushing about 98 or 89 we're pushing 92 74 folks it seems all but inevitable that 95 bucks to 100 the next stop where we go from there you know that's quite a mental mental case the $100 number folks we're going to see where we react but just the last two days alone whoops just the last two days alone do not underestimate this crude market man because it might blow right through $100 would way this thing is trading right now crude up 2.7 percent right now and let's check back on King dog Amazon up at about 3,082 11 percent alright folks stay tuned we got one more segment I'll be coming back in three minutes we'll finish up the show stay tuned I'll bear it 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 at tfnn you'll get advice and guidance from the authority and technical market analysis and it's not just dry tedious text either tfnn airs live financial content streamed live on tfnn.com and tfnn's YouTube channel with Tiger TV live every market day from 8 30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern for free each host is an experienced trader and gives their take on the market while taking calls and questions live from around the world from the moment the market opens until the closing bell sounds Tiger 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