 Let's go over to our man, Mr. Teddy Cakesat. As we do each and every Wednesday at 40 past the hour, you can reach Teddy every trading day, folks, at forex-trading-unlocked.com. That's forex-trading-unlocked.com. Teddy Cakesat, what's going on, brother? Morning, guys. We got some signals for you in the Forex markets today. Oh, we like that. You gave us some good ones last week, man. I mean, we had some good turns here, man. Well, one of your favorite currencies I know is the US dollar yen. So why don't we start with that one? Awesome. Yesterday, they planted a nice new move low to start the trading week off. And they've rallied off that ever since into today's trade. And right now, they're actually kind of near their highs for the day. And that's something that's indicated in a lot of the currency crosses against the dollar. The yen stamped the new move low yesterday, and now they're higher again today. So we have a lot of bullish momentum for the US dollar. So I don't think it's Japanese weakness. It's more US dollar strength that's being indicated here in front of the G20 meeting. And then you have the same thing going on in the US dollar Swiss. They slammed a brand new low yesterday because they all have been trading and trending for the past week and a half. And then off of that low, they're higher again today. So there is also a short-term buy signal as of the close of yesterday. So meeting once again, US dollar strength is coming into the market. And this is all on the eve of the G20 meetings coming up this week. Yeah, and that's interesting. The Swiss broke that swing point going back there a bit. Yeah, interesting, man. I mean, it came right back, but you can see that it did break it. So yeah. Right, and now it's pretty solid. Now, since the US markets have opened, they've come back a little bit off their highs of the day, but they're still pretty strong. And then we have also, we have the pound dollar where the pound made a new high against the dollar yesterday and then fell off it sharply. That gave us a sell signal on the close also for the short-term. So it's a little mixed today. I don't know where it is right now. It was lower earlier when I looked at it, but then it was a little bit unchanged. Yeah, it's not flat. 126.84, right. So, and then we have, last but not least, we have the Euro US dollar. That gave us a bearish and golfing signal as of the close of yesterday. And they were slightly lower earlier. And right before we signed down here, it was right around even to lower. So I don't know. It's right around there. Yes. So that gives us a confirmation right now that we have four major currencies where we have bullish momentum in the dollar. So if you don't, if any of your viewers trade those currencies, I would say be careful fading the dollar right now. I would not be, if you're already against the dollar, keep your stops tight and don't try and move that against further, because that would, one, it's a bad mistake to trade that way anyhow. And this would be a move where we could see a build going on into Thursday's trade before it starts to kind of settle into a range trade before the G20 meeting. Yeah, I guess, I mean, there's no doubt the G20 is gonna move markets. I mean, that's, you know, well, that's the capability of moving markets. That's for sure. Yeah. And what will end up happening, folks, is it's in Japan. So that's gonna be 24 hours ahead of us. Well, no, 12 hours ahead of us. Yeah, that's right. Yeah, so yeah. Always dinner time in Chicago in Japan. You look at Japan. I say that again. I said, dinner time in Chicago when you watched Japan. Yes, exactly. Exactly, no. Listen, you know, it is amazing. There's no doubt when that yen gets stronger, that gold market just goes to the moon, man. I mean, it's pretty intense. How about that? What do you think about the gold market, I think, going into this meeting? You think it's gonna get kind of into a range trade over the next couple of days? Well, I like that it's backing down right now, because that move was so exponential on the way up. Do you know what I'm saying? I like this little rest. That's what we need. It looks like it's coming back with light of all and we went up on. So at this point, I like what's going on. And even the dollar index, the way it's trying to get into the highs of yesterday, it doesn't have the juice. Right. So it looks to me like, yeah, it's a counter-trend bounce. But as you said, I think it's time for counter-trend bounce. That's what it comes down to. So we'll see how this baby shakes out. And I think that your viewers should be very cautious if they're trading any of the derivatives markets over the next couple of days, because we have all the big dogs coming to the table this weekend in Japan, you know? So, and between the tariff talks, as well as we have the Brexit talks, there's a lot of key fundamental economic things that are on the table that it's not like normal G20 meetings where like, hey, we're going to talk about this issue and how we're going to maybe deal with it over the next couple of years. These are things that are at the forefront. We are going to have some sort of resolution with the tariff war eventually. And Brexit, I don't know, October 31st, that they keep on pushing dates out, but eventually it will happen, right? Right, no, no, there's no doubt. Yeah, you get a lot of moving pieces there, man. Yes, absolutely. Absolutely. They're all at it right now. It's the fourth of July week. Yes. Yeah, and you know, well, that's why they say it's fireworks, man, right? You know? Right, yeah. And you can know what's pretty wild is that you can see, you know, Draggy last week, I mean, he's bottom line, he's saying, hey, man, you know, if I have to, you know, put some juice into the market, you know, I'm going to do it. Right. You know, so I suspect even the central bankers are all looking out for themselves, you know? Sure, sure. You know, it's like once this thing starts, okay, you know, where are we going to go with the whole deal? They're not central bankers for the world, they're central bankers for the country. Exactly, right, right, right, right, right. And the ECB guys, I wouldn't doubt that if by August they start to do some sort of quantitative easing moves. Yeah, because it's going to be interesting. They've had plenty of time to try to figure out what will happen if you get a hard Brexit, you know? Because I mean, the more that this keeps going, I'm trying, what I'm trying to figure out is that it's been going on for so long that like, even if they leave in a hard Brexit, it is an easy Brexit right now because some of these companies have figured something else out. You know what I mean? It's like, okay, we've been going on a year and a half now. Yeah, they still have no trade deals, you know? That's the hard Brexit. They would hit them on day one. Yeah, right, so. Interesting. Yes, definitely. Oh, there's no doubt. It's going to be next week. Next week will definitely be a weird holiday week with the 4th of July breaking it up and stuff, so. And what Teddy's saying there, folks, this is where there's really a trip. So, Pitcher, 4th of July is Thursday. No one's going to be working Wednesday by 11 o'clock in the morning. Market has a half day on Wednesday, actually. Oh, it does? Yeah. Awesome. That means no one's going to work Tuesday. It really breaks up the week. Yeah, guys, let me know now. I won't be here next week. No, totally, man. Good for you. We won't either Wednesday afternoon. Wow. We might in the morning, actually. But yeah, no, that's because we'll close when the market closes, which I believe is one o'clock on that Wednesday prior to the 4th. I always find that one amusing because July 4th Eve, not a huge holiday. I know. But I'll take it. I'll take it. No, they shouldn't have gave us off July 5th, man. Yes. What's wrong with them? We don't get any days off, folks. OK, isn't it funny to tell you, we get a streak. When's the streak? The market, it's closed more often in the beginning of the year because you get MLK, you get Presidents' Day, you get this July 4th. But then once you get into the back end, you pretty much get things. This is where we get that stretch of no days off anymore. Right, right, right, right. And as we were just saying, currency-wise, folks, this is going to be a trip, then, from Wednesday all the way to Sunday night because the gold closes on Friday anyway, open Sunday night in Australia. That Friday is going to be like the Friday after Thanksgiving kind of, the similar, you know. Yes. But not your option positions, guys. Yeah, they can move that thing anywhere. That's what the trades are going to be, is in the options. Big time. Teddy, you have a great one, a safe one. Well, yeah, this is, man, happy 4th of July, too. Have a great 4th, man. Thank you, I'll see you guys in two weeks. You're still awesome. Who knows what we'll be in two weeks, man? Yeah. Think of all the answers we'll have from that G20 by then. Yeah, right. I think we have one, man. Stay right there, folks, coming right back.