 that hitting the markets over in Asia this morning. Okay, what else do we jump to? Boy, we gotta talk about the man Elon Musk. Doesn't they go by that he's not in the headlines, but if you're an investor in any of the companies that he's making headlines in, man, he is moving stocks in a big way. So Musk rejects Twitter's offer to join the board in a surprise twist. So turn down the offer, the Twitter CEO was tweeting. He was gonna take over, let's see if they have the, it was the April 9th. Yeah, here's the whole post that he had in here. Elon's appointment to the board was to become effective April 9th, but Elon shared that same morning that he will no longer be joining the board. I believe this is for the best. And if you saw Elon out there, man, Saturday night, he was out there tweeting that nobody even goes to Twitter's headquarters. So why not turn it into a homeless shelter? By that point, he had already conveyed, I guess, his opinion that he was not joining the board makes a little bit more sense that he was out there tweeting that Saturday night because man, some of my friends and I were just chatting about a board member tweeting Saturday night, Saturday night, Elon feeling all right, man, what was going on Saturday night as a board member to be tweeting out, maybe they turned their headquarters into a homeless shelter because nobody shows up. Nonetheless, Elon was on a tear. He had already expressed his opinion that he was not joining the board. We find that out today. The saga continues. We jump over to Twitter, TWTR, Twitter down only a dollar. Now boy, this is gonna be interesting to see how this shakes out because he is still the largest shareholder of Twitter. And maybe he's got bigger plans with Twitter than just being a board member that agreed to not take more than a 14.9% stake. I mean, folks, Twitter, their entire market cap is $36 billion. Elon could buy the entire 51% voting shares for what, $19 billion. That's nothing to Elon at all. So this story is not yet done yet. We will see where it goes, but nonetheless, another curve in the road for Twitter shares. And boy, if you're trading that one, man, options are gonna be pricey with this much of volatility, but beware of headlines coming down the pipeline that may move this equity in one way or the other, folks, because boy, if you thought things were gonna be smooth sailing with Elon, then you have not been paying attention, man. I mean, we almost gave it all back from that pop it had from 40 bucks up to 55, we'll call it, 54.94. On the news that Elon was stepping down, you spiked to 42.66. We're only down a dollar, and you're down a dollar when the market's down a percent. So basically, Twitter just negative with the market right now, maybe you see that even trade higher on this news with the potential that he's not gonna be a board member, because guess what? Maybe he's gonna be buying the company, maybe he's gonna have more impact on the company as an activist investor to put it lightly. But nonetheless, Twitter shares in the press again, 45.50. And again, you take a look at this thing on a longer term basis, all right? You back it up on a daily. Quite the slide we had to negative prices here. Now just taking out a curiosity, the full Fibonacci run you had, I love the 618s, folks, check it out. From the run it had lower prices from $68 down to 31. What kind of a pop did we get? Right to the 618, almost to the tick, man. 5405 was the Fibonacci and we make it to 54.57. And since then we're down about $9 from that high, man. We're trading right now 45.42 for Twitter shares. Let's jump around to some of the fang stocks this morning, Amazon is out there. I think they're raising some capital. I saw some of the headlines. I'll pull up a headline. If you're gonna be going to the market for capital, might as well go now, man. Interest rates probably going up. Amazon shares down with the market by about 40 bucks this morning. Apple shares down about $2 at $168.31 this morning. We jumped to Microsoft shares trading down about four bucks to 292. We'll finish it up with Google shares. Google shares standing down at 2650 right now. Stay tuned, folks. We got a lot to talk about Shopify. They're gonna be splitting 10 for one. We'll be right back. Everything in the universe is governed by the Fibonacci sequence. This mathematical principle is responsible for everything from the most aesthetically pleasing artwork to patterns in the stock market. To stay on top of stock patterns you can take advantage of, sign up for the Fibonacci 24-7 newsletter at tfnn.com. When you subscribe, you'll get a weekly report from veteran day trader Larry Pezzavento on stocks you need to pay attention to and you can trust Larry's analysis. After all, he's got 45 years experience as a day trader. 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NASDAQ 100 off 1.1% right now. So jumping back to the headline that I referenced here and let me pull this up. So the NASDAQ 100 loses $1 trillion in value again. Now, we get the market with the NASDAQ 100 down to additional 1.1% today. Now this was talking about $1 trillion in the past four sessions alone. That is a substantial amount of money that I don't need to explain to you folks and it has to do with rising yields, all right? This chart, I just want to pull up here. You got in black, that is the 10 year treasury yield. I talked today, we're at 2.75% right now. It is remarkable that we're at 1.7% in early March and we're at 2.75% let alone that we're at 1.4% coming into where we were in December, we came into 2022 at about 1.5% and just like that, we have added a point and a quarter folks. A point and a quarter has been added to the 10 year. You take a look at the route it had whether it was from January where we went, no, yes or just the last four sessions, $1 trillion. It's going to be a dicey one today as well. Yields continuing to rise and tech stocks continuing to get hit in a big way. Let's jump to Amazon. So this one's an interesting one. Article out here on Bloomberg talking about, this is their big take talking about the drone crashes have hit Jeff Bezos delivery dream. So Bezos and Musk, two richest men in the world. They both have grand aspirations. They both have over promised to a certain degree. I almost don't even want to throw Bezos in there with Elon with the promises and aspirations he talks about. But boy, you talk about it in terms of drones. Really remarkable to think that Bezos cause I remember this story 2013, he was on 60 minutes. And he said himself some time man that he wanted to have drones filling the skies, dropping parcels off to customers within 30 minutes when asked how long that would take the founder said he expected drone deliveries to commence in the next five years or thereabouts. It's a pretty reasonable timeline to imagine in 2013, not so much the case. We're almost 10 years later and it's not happening. The amount of money they've spent really not that much money in terms of the value that that type of service would provide for a company like Amazon that's pushing what 1.5, 1.6 trillion dollars I think I'll put it up in a moment. After a decade later, despite spending more than $2 billion, that's really not a lot over 10 years when you think about it. They've got a thousand people working on it. That would tell me that they're actually not as close as they want to be. Cause if they could spend the money and make it happen, they would be $2 billion is nothing to Amazon. Nonetheless, it's not happening. They just talk about there's been some accidents that have already happened. Yeah, serious grass in June, proptive federal regulators to question the drone's airworthiness because of multiple safety features failed and machines careened out of control causing a bushfire in one instance. Amazon plans to ramp up testing in the coming months. Be interesting to see when this turns a corner though because even if it's three to five years from right now folks, it is gonna change the world when we don't have Amazon delivery trucks everywhere. I mean, we all know they're everywhere. Folks are in every neighborhood and at some point in time, that's not gonna happen. Okay? It's not a matter of if it's a matter of when that one is just taking a lot longer than of course, Bezos would like. Amazon plans to ramp up testing in coming months having missed a goal of conducting 2,500 test flights last year according to documents. The company is sending them a loftier target of 12,000 for 2022, although fewer than 200 had been completed as late of February. So they get those some lofty goals and see if they live up to them. The company plans to add new testing locations this year in College Station, Texas about 100 miles northeast of Austin and in California near Stockton. Amazon also hopes to start testing drones beyond the site of flight observers. A key step toward proving their ability to fly autonomously. As they say, it's gonna be years before the FAA approves commercial drone deliveries although the agency is letting companies conduct test flights in increasingly populated areas so long as they don't pose significant safety risks. It's gonna be interesting to see how this one shakes out but they're behind the eight ball and especially interesting. I don't think many people would have remembered that in 2013 Bezos said that they're gonna have drones delivering packages everywhere within five years. So much for that. That was four years ago. I'd say they're doing just fine though. You know, it's a amusing story. I went to Sun and Fun Aerospace Expo in Lakeland this weekend. Absolutely awesome time. Credit to all those people that put on that expo to the pilots flying those planes, the men and women flying those planes. Man, some absolutely amazing aerobatics going on in some of those planes and they had the US Air Force Thunderbirds out there. Man, that was amazing seeing those things in person. One of the interesting things about it is that they were saying over the speaker, okay, and I'll see if I can get some of the videos up here. I mean, we'll throw a video up here later in the show of some of those Thunderbirds men. So if you get a chance, folks, go bring your kids. We brought the kids. It was an awesome show for the parents, let alone the kids. But what was interesting was that part of the deal they have, they're at an airport in Lakeland is that they will not disrupt commercial aviation of any kind or something to that degree, right? They just don't take over the airport because that would be too disruptive to the airport's normal business, which is too important to the area. One of the things that is very important to that area is that Amazon has quite a hub going on there. So what would happen was is that you would have, it went from 130 to a five yesterday and this was a multi-day event. They had something Saturday night as well. Folks, if it comes back, if you're near Lakeland, if you get a chance to see the Thunderbirds at any time, check it out, it was really amazing. And so what would happen was is they would have the different planes going up. They would be doing their thing in the air. And then occasionally in between the different planes going up, you'd have an Amazon cargo plane go up that would take off. Nothing stops Bezos from delivering those packages, man. I was cracking up. Nonetheless, amazing show, yeah, to put it lightly, but Amazon planes taken off between almost every other performance out there. Gotta love it. All right, let's jump back to what else we have going on. We'll jump back to some of the stocks that are moving this morning. So I talked about Shopify. Let's get Shopify up here. Where are we on Shopify? All right, where are we? I had the article up here, but nonetheless Shopify, they're going 10 for one. Okay, what they're also doing is they're creating a new founder share. Yeah, good for them. That's gonna increase the CEO's voting power to 40% from 34%. How about that? You attend for one split and you up the CEO's control to 40% from 34. Now I was reading about this this morning and TFNN uses Shopify folks as our website. It's an absolutely awesome platform. They've accelerated higher during the pandemic. They've pulled back pretty harshly. Multiple is not living up to which they once were. There's your pop on the split. You are positive by about 10 bucks when you get the market negative this morning. But interesting that they decide to split 10 for one here at pre-COVID prices folks of 600 bucks after trading all the way up to almost $1,800. That is weakness in my opinion folks, okay? You're gonna try and split at 600. When you were trading at 1,800 almost, yes, they're going for the retail appeal. I don't blame them. Everybody's doing it lately, but if they were so concerned with that, why didn't do it when things were going well? They're doing it when things are not going well and a stock split's not gonna save this company folks. And all I'll say about the owner shares, I mean, that's not how things are supposed to work. It's a new trend. I mean, Facebook, Zuckerberg controls the whole company basically. They only do it if they can get away with it. 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This segment is brought to you by Think or Swim. For more information, just click the Think or Swim banner on the front page of tfnn.com. Welcome back, folks. We got markets open. You got the S&P right now, down 28 points. That's six-tenths percent. NASDAQ 100, down about 1.1 percent. You're negative 161 points. 14,160, you get the Dow off 100 points right now. 34,517. We do have some of the equities that I did reference, folks. Walmart's been on quite a tear, man. Walmart, again, up a quarter percent today, folks. If you are trying to get into some equities, man, pay attention to the ones that are succeeding right now when the market is accelerating lower. Because Walmart, I mean, check out this movie. Do have some Walmart in my newsletter, folks. Rocket equities and options. You got this thing at a COVID low about 102, you chop around to consolidation between about 135 and 152, we'll call it, for the better part of a year and a half from August of 2020, basically, until we just broke out of it right now. Now, the interesting part about it as well is that consolidation correlated right to the 382. Look how close you came on many occasions to that 382, and man, quite a couple of weeks from Walmart to the upside. McDonald's also in my newsletter. I've talked about the Confluence area in McDonald's. They've been trading higher. We've had Verizon, another strong company, catching a little bit of a bid, even though it pulled back last year substantially. Nonetheless, some strong companies performing. Verizon up 6-10% again. Pay attention to some of these companies, man. All right, jump it over to Shopify just to finish that conversation. So Shopify trades lower, even on their news of splitting. The one thing I just wanted to pull up here. So the proposal's gonna cement 40% of votes for the founder, and the one caveat there is that he will give up his founder shares if he's no longer with the company as an executive director or consultant, and he would not be allowed to transfer those to anyone else. So it's meant to make sure that the founder can keep control. He would also forfeit the special share of his ownership, say, including family members and affiliates drops below 30% of the number of Class B shares they have today. Nonetheless, the whole idea is folks that each share has a vote, and this whole deal of each share has different kinds of votes. In the long term, I don't know if it's very healthy. In the general idea, now I completely understand that they wanna make sure the founders have complete control, okay? And sometimes that is best for the company. But in general, ownership is supposed to represent voting and that's kind of shifting in a big way. All right, what else we got going on? We're gonna get this one up. Speaking of Amazon, the big dog, I talked about it. And here's the article. So Amazon, they're kicking off a jumbo seven-part bond sale, including 40-year debt. The funds can go to repaying debt, share buybacks and acquisitions. Last sold debt in May when it offered 18.5 billion. So the online retail is selling senior unscured bonds in as many as seven parts. The longest portion of 40-year security that may yield 1.55 percentage points over treasuries. I would say your money's almost as safe as treasuries, folks, and don't trade off that, okay? Because if you're getting any yield over a treasury, you have risk, no matter what, okay? The likes of General Electric going, you know, far off from where it was under Jack Welch and all that stuff, you know, giant companies of one generation does not necessarily translate to giant companies of another, let alone I am a huge Amazon bull, okay? 1.55 percentage point seems like a pretty decent deal in terms of how secure your money probably is, and it's not a bad deal for Amazon either in terms of raising that money. They last tapped the debt markets when they sold 18.5 billion in May. The 40-year security on that deal priced to yield 95 basis points over treasuries. And yeah, I would say that this has to do with their aspirations, folks. Amazon's got big aspirations in a big way. And yeah, they do have some political risk, Duffy, for sure. But political risk can go in BK and not pay him the debt they have. I don't know if I see that happening. Of course, it is a risk, folks, but I don't see that playing out at all. And you know, over in the YouTube Tigers Den section, you know, Wilson, you're saying, I don't know if I buy that drone story. I'm not sure, you're not buying, man. You know, it's skepticism is a real deal. But if there's one thing that Bezos is about, it's about delivering products on the process side of their retail business, okay? You got AWS, which is a whole nother animal, okay? But the reason why Amazon is so successful is because Bezos figured out right off the bat that they needed to deliver products faster and more consistently than anybody else. And that's what made him the richest man in the world until Elon took him out of that position. I can't remember what year I joined Prime. I wanna say 2009, 2010, 2011, something like that. And I remember joining it at the time, they didn't have Prime video, they didn't have anything else. Prime was literally just deliveries. And you could pay for free delivery, two to three days, I think. I think it was free two day delivery. Another great perk of that was that you could pay something like six bucks for overnight. And at the time I was purchasing a number of items online and most of the time during that time of our existence, you had to pay 15 or 20 bucks to get something delivered just because that's what happened, folks. If you're getting sneakers delivered or something like that, you're paying 10, 15 bucks because back then companies just had to pass that shipping cost along to customers. So I said to myself, hold on, I gotta pay 80 bucks and I can get stuff delivered all year long. I only gotta buy like four or five things and I make it back. I signed up instantly, a brilliant deal. And of course he's come with overnight delivery. I just told you the story in Lakeland that they're taken off in between fighter pilots at the airport, cargo planes, every one of them, Amazon Prime on the side of it. He understands that's the future, okay? It's a matter of when, not a matter of if, the fact they're raising money for their aspirations, folks, in the long term, it is gonna happen. Yeah, I got Amazon deliveries every other day too, Duffy. It's pretty amazing. So take it for what it's worth, but drones are coming, folks. They are coming, Amazon's raising more money. They got big aspirations. They need the money to do it. Gonna be interesting to see how that plays out, but boy, with yields rising, it's coming. Yeah, it does seem. A lot of time, a lot of gas, time in particular, folks. Time is one thing you can't get back. Excuse me, and you think about, I've used Instacart many times. I've talked about Instacart. It is expensive, okay? If you do it in perpetuity, if you do it every single time, it adds a lot of costs. Excuse me, I'm still battling over a little bit of a cold. But what does happen is time is valuable, folks, okay? And as somebody with few kids in the house, a family shopping is something that is very time consuming. And at some point that time is valuable to you, and you're getting a lot of services that can make up for that time. And that's just never stopping, man, in a big way, and Amazon's at the forefront of it. And those drones are coming, man. They're coming, whether you like it or not, it is a matter of when, not a matter of if. But be prepared for people to be over promising. Not surprising there as well. Amazon down 1.2% right now at 3,051. Here's what I'll say about Amazon. You're looking to get an Amazon, man. You get back down to 2,800. You get back down below 3,000. I could easily look at adding to it. Yes, there's a possibility, I would say the lowest it goes is 2,449. Now that's the lowest it goes as a trader and investor, folks. The lowest it could go is it could go to zero. All right, that's the bottom line. Just like I talked about, speaking theoretically somewhat, you know, but you get back down to the 618, you get back down to that first thrust up, you got an April, man. Amazon, I mean, it is really tough to imagine how some of these companies compete with Amazon. The reason why I have some Walmart in my newsletter rocket equities and options, folks, is because they might be the only ones that can do it. And they're doing it at about 1 fourth of the value of Amazon shares. You jump over to the analyze tab, we jump down, you're talking about a company in Walmart, that's only $434 billion. Well, yeah, it's only $434 billion compared to Amazon, $1.5 trillion. But guess what? Amazon, we're gonna talk about this when we get back. Because AWS is 45% of that market cap as put by Thinkorswim. Stay tuned, folks, we'll be right back. Are you in the market for buying or selling real estate in the Bay Area, including the surrounding St. Petersburg, Tampa, and Clearwater markets? 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You got Apple shares down 1.5% right now. Microsoft shares down 2.5% right now. Google shares down 1.1% right now. If you head on over to YouTube, folks, here is TFNN. You can follow along the videos that we have now. I'm bringing this up. My dad has one of his business partners in real estate. Best for Bihuli on his program on Fridays. I encourage you to check it out. Now, head on over to TFNN to YouTube. You can search TFNN. You can subscribe for free. We got 11,100 subscribers over there for our videos. If you go to the videos tab, everything we do is available on our YouTube channel. If you go to the videos tab, everything we do, folks, is archived right there. Now, I bring it up because I encourage you to check out the Friday article. They were doing a Friday video of my dad's program. They were doing some great stuff on real estate. Best for it on there, providing some great knowledge for real estate. My dad's a little bearish on the real estate right now, especially from an investor perspective. If you haven't checked it out, I encourage you to check that out and check out the archive. I bring that up because an interesting article over here talking about, here we go, talking about the housing. Now, this is just the Bloomberg, five things you need to know. And one of the things they reference here is they talk about one of the odd lots podcasts that they have going on. And one of the things they talk about here was the subject of the state of housing. With mortgages nationally near 5%, we get into both the macro and the micro. Now, I have not listened to that podcast, but here's what I wanna comment on is the two charts they have up here. Now, first you have housing starts and housing completions, okay? Now, this chart, let me expand it, goes all the way back to 2002. You can see that they trade pretty much in harmony, right? Little bit of separation there in 2008 as things got a little bit funky towards the housing crisis. As things came out of that though, you see them pretty much trading, not trading, right? Pretty much tied together for lack of a better term in my mind right now. COVID caused a little bit of craziness, but what I wanna point out here is that you got housing starts going up and you got completion stagnant, okay? And what they say is, no matter how many housing home builders can start as many homes as they want, but if there's a scarcity of lumber or labor or anything else, the homes won't actually get built. And that's what we're seeing in this chart when there's a clear difference in the direction between the two lines, the like of which we really don't see over the previous 20 years. Take that one first, okay? So housing's getting a little bit difficulty with the, basically materials. One of those materials being labor to build a house. Now here's the next one that really woke me up though. KB Homes, okay? What you have here is you have the last price in white, that is their share price, okay? And then you have the book value, which is the yellow line here. So share price is obviously more volatile than the book value, okay? But, and just hear this one out. The upshot is with the company now trading below book, okay, you see that drop, trading below book. The white is their share price dropping below book value. Okay, here we go. The second, I'm gonna start this off, because it's important. The white line is the share price, the yellow line is the book. As you can see, the company's trading below the value of its assets. Land, unsold, or partially built homes, okay? The upshot is with the company now trading below book that the company may be expected to take write downs on its assets. This seems wild because of this chart in particular, among any other things, right? Houses aren't even getting completed, okay? So you would think that the housing market should be doing so well if they're having trouble, even having housing on the market right now. Demand for housing still seemingly sky high, but with interest rates having soared recently and supply chains not having improved significantly and least in the housing realm, the builders could face a situation where by the time the homes are actually completed and available, the demand may have taken a significant hit simply due to affordability alone. Just keep that on your radar, folks. Now you pull up KB Homes, they were positive a little bit ago and they are. They're positive by about 1.3% right now. You put this thing on a daily, it's been quite a slide. You start off the year of 44, you're at 31. You make it up to 50 on their earnings early in January. We take a little bit of a longer term look at KB and you are back to, I mean, you can pick a point in this chart where you're back to, man, let's back it up even further than that. Let's go back on the monthly, right? It's not exactly a lot of strength. If you look at this chart right now at 31 bucks, that's why I talked about, I encourage you folks, if you haven't been over to our YouTube channel, please head on over there, subscribe to our YouTube channel. You get some notifications when we have things going on, you get notifications when we go live and you can check out, okay? Now you don't have to subscribe to our YouTube channel just to watch that video, but I encourage you to check it out. It was a great program with my dad and best friend on Friday, talking real estate. He made some great points out there and I will go check it out folks, we'll leave it at that. And listen, if you are a home buyer, that's a different story, man, because rents are going up, okay? You're gonna be paying rent anyway. Don't sell your house right now if you gotta live in it, okay? But if you're an investor, now might not be the time to be upping the ante, okay? Now might be the time to be selling a little bit. And I'll let you listen to my dad's program from Friday, it was a great program, check it out folks, head on over to the YouTube channel. Now, in terms of TFNN, folks, if you haven't checked out the Tigers Den yet, what are you doing? For those over to YouTube, please come check it out, man, you can still be in the YouTube chat, we got a great conversation going on over the Tigers Den, Tigers out there. Sometimes overnight, okay, but really things get going at about seven in the morning. There's a lot of chat in there, people are talking about trading, they're talking about, even last night, we had some Tigers in there talking about shorting the S&Ps when they were opening. So after hours, it is a little active, but man, from seven in the morning until about four o'clock at least, there's a very active group in there, they're chatting, we got 90 active Tigers in there. 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So this is the first time that Warner Brothers Discovery is trading today. You see the little bit of volatility, man. Now, Deutsche Bank, I think, was out saying there one of the top picks out there, 23.66 up to 26.26. We've backed off a bit. You're at 25.35. You jump over to AT&T. That is the separation from 24 there as you got a spin-off going on AT&T, up actually 5.2% technically from where they started in 1918 right now. These charts look a little bit funky when you put it on because of the drop-off you have for that spin-off. Nonetheless, see how that plays out. Okay, and jumping around, where was I leaving off? Come on, shame on me, because I was gonna finish that conversation that we were talking about. Ah, Mr. Basil Chapman, perfect. So the headline of what he's talking about folks, this is the title, with higher interest rates, soaring commodities and warring nations. Is it possible for the stock market to make new all-time highs in 2022? He said six different points in there that he'll be talking about. And I did say that I was gonna have those archive webinars up and give me one second folks because I'm very fortunate working at TFNN that I get to attend all of this stuff myself folks. And here is the archive section of what Mr. Basil Chapman is talking about here. The last one he did folks, it was six months ago. I encourage you to get in. This is gonna be a good one. We launched the Tiger's Den, which put kind of a pause on what we were doing there for a month or two. Basil's been itching to get in there, but yeah, you got, you know, from what to prepare for in the year's end, what sectors to focus on, dressing up the charts, and the Chapman wave, a great webinar Basil did for 97 minutes folks back a year ago in April, just talking about his methodology, what impact will the tremendous increase in the public's participation in the stock market? 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