 Well welcome folks, this is Tom O'Brien at TFNN. We have 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 folks. Let's make it a great night folks. Ask for what you want. Find the courage to ask what you want. Others have the right to tell you yes or no, but you always have the right to ask. Likewise, everyone has the right to ask you for what they want and you have the right to say yes or no. Not gonna lie, let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industries up 61, NASDAQ up 135, S&P's up 20. Go contract down $10 traded at $18.28 an ounce. We have Silver down 48 cents, $21 one penny an ounce. Platinum off 22 bucks, 904 an ounce, light sweet crude off $2.11 cents, $104.08 a barrel, notes and bonds. You get the 10-year note right now trading up 21 ticks at 117.20, the 30-year up a full point, plus two ticks at $137.01 in Kingdala. Kingdala's trading up 194 ticks at $104.391. Copper, copper's getting smoked. That's down another 10 pennies out here today. Big number man, 20 pennies, 20 cents. 374 a pound, iPhone number's 877. 9276648, give us a call folks. Oh I know it's going on in y'all world. In the world of the S&Ps, let's take a look at them. What do you have? Well, bottom line folks is that, you know, you get a market that's up. That being said, you get a sideways market, man. You get a market that can't hold price. You have a contraction of volume out here today. Bottom line is that we're building cars, man. You know, 56 million shares traded out here today in a spy. Yesterday tried to go higher with 90, couldn't handle it. You know, you get sideways move. And the X100, same type of setup inside the NDX. Bottom line inside the NDX100. You get the cues trading up $3. You get 46 million shares. Yesterday we did 67. Now what's gonna be intriguing here folks is this, is watching how we commit to the close. And the reason being is this. So, so picture, you have a market that's up slightly. You have a contraction of volume. Now simultaneously, right? Like yesterday, it really is gonna, it doesn't hinge as to how it closes. How this market closes, meaning where it wants to go. But this market is so weak that I suspect what you're actually gonna see once again is that bottom line is that, you know, it's gonna basically push lower as we commit to the close. And, you know, it doesn't have to be built in cause. But I suspect that's what we're gonna get because this market is having such a tough time. And if you, you know, bottom line, if you heard any of Powell's testimony today against what the Senate banking committee, you know, the rate structure is not going to back down. I thought one of the most intriguing things that I heard when I was listening to it was the structure, you know, one of the congressmen had asked Powell specifically the aspect of it started out with companies making huge amounts of money. And, you know, he came right back and I'm just saying, that's up to elected officials. We don't, you know, regulate companies. And the senator came back and says, well, what are we doing? And of course he got into the aspect of raising rates and that unconditionally crushing inflation. That, his word was unconditionally. And that is a very large word, folks, okay? But that's the take. And the only way you can crush inflation, folks, is to crush demand. And, you know, they asked him about the recession and of course he says, well, you know, actually he put the aspect that all assets, he felt that the market was responding to the interest rate structure and he considered that we was responding good. He was, he went on to say that the all assets in general are gonna be worth slightly less money. Well, guess what? You know, he's not gonna come out and say there's gonna be a full blown recession because no one, none of us really know how this will shake out, meaning what type of recession it's going to be. You know, so just to clarify things, a recession, folks, is two quarters of negative growth. You know, most times what ends up happening is that we do have a public entity that basically brands recessions and by the time that they actually do brand them, we're normally coming out of the recession. And, you know, if you wanna see something that's really cool, one of the tigers sent me this yesterday when I was talking about the 70s and 80s and inflation and it's really cool to read, man. And because particularly, well, whether you're around that or not, it's helpful. If you go to Wikipedia and you put up, put, search the 1970s recession, there's a lot of really good, interesting things there. One of the biggest ones I found and I remember this, okay, but I didn't remember specifically, I'm glad that I appreciate the tiger that sent it over to me, because I didn't remember specifically the years and how it played out because this was, check this out. This was, normally it's like a five year deal. That's the bottom line, it was a five year deal. What was so intriguing about what it says on Wikipedia how this shook out in the 70s was that the recession actually was only about two, two and a half years. It took however five years to basically start moving forward after that. And so, you know, this is, we're in some, we're in some time, man. We're in some time in a very large way, you know, that, you know, how this baby goes. Let's go take a look at FedEx. I'm in Dave White is telling me FedEx is coming out with numbers tonight. This is gonna be cool, okay, let's see what they have. So they're gonna be looking for revenue out here tonight, right now they're trading 226. They're looking for 24.6 billion on the front line and then, you know, it's gonna be intriguing about this. This is the, they're really looking to make some money, man. This will be interesting if they pull us off. So they're looking into 26, 24.6 billion on the quarter and they're looking to take to the bottom line $6.87. Now the thing that's amazing about that, that is almost 40% more than they've been taken to the bottom line and we'll see how it shakes out. We take this, we take this, we look this, put this into a weekly and what was that price? 241, oh yeah, this is not going anywhere. You know what's interesting about this, folks? See the big buy that we had last week, 238.21, right? With volume, it couldn't even take the swing point out of 241.57. That's saying this baby's going lower. Stay right there, folks, come right back.