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King dollar down 68 ticks, 97.213, the euro is at 111, the yen is at 108.46 and the pound is at 130, look at that, 130 to 1 a U.S. dollar. No vote, but it looks like no hard Brexit, that's what they're saying. We'll see if that's the reality, 130 on the pound. We go over to the pound first and take a look at the pound, you're going to see it's quite a nice run. We were talking about some real numbers here. Definitely. You get about a week and a half ago, you're at 121, 122, bottom line is that this is game on to, I think this is 133 is the next swing point up here. Yeah, I heard one analyst out there saying, listen, if hard Brexit's off the table, 130 might be the floor. Yeah. Just an opinion, but it would make sense, right? In terms of a lot of the risk you saw down at 120, it was definitely the possibility that Boris was going to lead the charge and that it was all or none. And maybe that might be off the table, but there's a lot to be determined over there for sure. And if we go inside the Dow industrials folks, the Dow's at 12, having a high time holding price whatsoever, and of course that's not going to be all about Boeing this morning once again. Man, oh man. You get Boeing putting 90 negative points to United Health 18, IBM 17, putting some juice into it. Upside is that Goldman's putting 22, Apple putting 21, and 3M putting 17. If we get over and take a look at Boeing, it's pretty wild, isn't it, when you think of these last companies? I can't even, the words don't, I haven't found the words to express, you know. So, you know, what you have here folks is that they're chief technical pilot. Is that what it was? Yeah. Can you imagine, like just to be the chief technical pilot of Boeing is like pretty intense, okay? I would say you have quite a resume if that is your title. Right. Yes. And what happened folks is that, you know, he was messaging, you know, some other pilot saying, man, something's wrong with this sim. We'll have to get into the exact story. And this happened, this was two years before this incident happened. You know, so Boeing. Incidents. If we, why don't we pull up the news? Yeah. Really, I'd love to pull up the article just because I haven't read it myself yet, man. It's just, it's, it should be criminal, man. Let's see. So. Right, right. Top one, I believe. Right now? Yeah. Yeah. So, the shares tumbled Monday extending the previous session short drop after the plane maker received at least two endless downgrades on the increased risk related to the company's best selling mat. The moot follows reports that a pilot working on the 737 during its certification expressed concerns about a feature that was subsequently implicated in two fatal crashes. So. See if we can see what it says. You know, you have analysts saying we can no longer defend the shares in light of the latest discoveries. Yeah. Right. Can I say this is probably going to be. See if they link to, there we go. So Boeing pilot express worries about 737 max safety in 2016 high ranking Boeing pilot working on the 737 max three years ago during its certification. Expressments giveings about a feature implicated calling its handling performance egregious. That is very bad. According to some messages. Yeah. And they got it in writing, right? Yeah. And so you got. Yeah. The FAA finds the substance of the document concerning the agency said the FAA is also disappointed yet disappointed not a strong enough word that Boeing did not bring this document to our attention immediately upon its discovery. There's stunning turn in the saga. I don't know if it's too stunning, man. You know, it seems like it's just the expected as in as this just comes more and more and more. Yeah. It just doesn't. Trust issue. Yeah. Trust them. It was November 2016. And so Bloomberg News, I guess broke it there. Yeah. So it was the exchanges between Mark Forkner, then Boeing's chief technical pilot for the 737. Crazy. Yeah. And another 737 Patrick Gustavsson Gustavsson raised multiple concerns about the automated flight control system implicated in the crashes, including not being given data by the company's test pilots. And Forkner described his alarm at simulator test in which he encountered troubling behavior in the system. Boeing had earlier assured the aviation value of the feature known as maneuvering characteristics, augmentation system. That's the MCAS, right? People have probably heard that term more. MCAS and was benign. It didn't need to be included in the plane's flight manuals. Meanwhile, they have their chief technical pilots issuing warnings in writing. Right. Forkner told Gustavsson that MCAS was running rampant in the sim on me, referring to it. Granted, I suck at flying, but even this was egregious. I mean, just startling to anybody with, you know, a few brain cells when you're talking about hundreds of lives in the air on a new plane. Forkner expressed concerns that he may have unknowingly misled the FAA, so I basically lied to the regulators. He wrote, it wasn't a lie. No one told us this was the case. Yada, yada. I'm interested. It just doesn't stop. Two crashes within less than five months. Pretty intense. 346 people, man. No doubt. Yeah. Pretty intense. The, uh, let's, you know, take a look at the US dollar. So what you had out here last week, okay, DXY, you know, because we had the pound going high, the euro going higher. Dollar goes down with conviction. Um, you know, now the dollars at 97, 215, I suspect we're going to get into this 95. That being said, what we didn't get is, you know, the lower dollar, you know, we've, gold went sideways. So this is going to be a big week, you know? Yeah. Meaning, you know, fundamentally dollar going lower, we should be able to get some traction in the gold market. Sure. You know? Well, so we'll see where this baby is going to shake out this coming week. Uh, it looks to me that the, it's going to be correlated in that yen. When we were talking with Teddy Kegstad, you know, this yen folks, okay, if you're in the metals market, this 109 level. Okay. Is dangerous territory for, uh, for us, uh, metal bowls. Uh, this is nice. It backed off a little, you know, we don't, I don't want that going over that 109.32. You know, because it's like, I could go to the moon like pretty quickly. Sure. Uh, so we backed off it. We know we hit what 10894 last, uh, Thursday. You know, so we'll see where that shakes up. And I suspect at this particular point, that's what's basically, you know, holding the train up at this particular point. Oh, oil and gas, right? Let's see what's going on here. Sure. Yeah. A little bit of weaker price in that oil market. CLX. So, CLX, where is it? I think you had it right there, November. WTI? I did. Yes. Okay. So. 53 on the dot. Yep. And it hit 52.71. And we were above 54 earlier. Yeah. Okay. So, it's just bouncing along this bottom here. Yeah. So let me see if that's the active one, too. CL. Yeah, I think so. Yep. It is. So, we'll see. That looks like it wants to hold at this point. There's not a lot of sellers right now, uh, at this low level. iPhone number is 8779276648. It was called, folks, I know what's going on in your world. World in the markets, folks. The S&P hasn't been able to hold these highs out here. We get the S&P right up nine. And that is, that is up 38. You get the Dow Industries up 11. We'll come right back. Next up on the blinds, commodity futures and forex. Heading by Steve Dahl, Taz understands that in today's technological world, the use of top flight software applications and technical analysis expertise is essential to successful trading in today's market. You also gain access to the webinar that Steve Dahl and Tom O'Brien just hosted, the best way to use the Taz Profile Scanner to profit. 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Yeah. When are they gonna be at 2? So let's look inside the NDX here because that is quite a move, man. It sure is. You get Ctrip putting 3% in JD 2.3. So two ADRs, maybe some trade deals going on there at the top. Yeah. Let's just try and a deal. Yeah. Fasten all 2.3. Taking away from it. Ross stores down 3.3. Alter off 1.2. Maybe some earnings over there. I heard I think we might get a quarter of the S&P this week. Really? Yeah. Biomallon down 1. We get Microsoft, I know. Can we jump to them since we're on Apple? Microsoft this week. Let's see when they pull up. Yeah. 23rd. Today, I believe the 21st. Yes. So Wednesday after market, we get Microsoft. They're right on the heels, man. 1.057. Look at that. Yeah. Wow. So we gotta go to natural gas. Everyone's still into natural gas. I don't know why, but the bottom line is that, you know, the slide continues to trade it. Lots of natural gas. Heavy business out here this morning. So we take a look at this. Okay. So I see what we have here. We so you got a high volume low 218 that wants to be tested. Okay. That was generated on the 10th, 11th of October. Yep. You know, you blow that away folks in this. Yeah, let's put it on. It's an important line. I'm just gonna jump back real quick before we do because you got October 3rd right up there against and then you go all the way back to August 23rd. It's right there. And then, you know, all of these line up pretty well. So important area, man, important area, let alone if you start to dip back down to, you know, an even number of 210 would let alone $2 on the spot. Exactly. And now we'll put it on a continuous contract because this is going to be one big mess. And I guess first I'll try a five year weekly and see if any clarity with that. Okay. So we need a monthly. I can see where we're going to go with this monthly. It's going to get about it. Just get so crazy when you put it back here. 2016. Yeah. And I think that's what's in $1.50 about $1.61. Yeah. So, you know, it's going to get interesting because once you break into two, two or two, you know, we're 20 cents above that now. That's just a lot. No, but now when you're moving 10 pennies in a day, right? No, exactly. Keep it on the horizon for context of how fast this thing can move, man, and especially moving 10 pennies in a day. But where were we just in September? We're as high as 271. And we're just in the middle of October. So you're talking about six weeks, we're down 50 cents. Another 50 cents. And we're right basically almost at that low. Oh, boy, 30 year. Yeah, because if it breaks that we want to know what's what's the next level. Yeah, it's okay. It's it's going to have trouble processing so many peaks and valleys. Look at that. Yeah. So when are we going back to $16? Yeah. So what is that? That's 176 162. So that's 1999 and 2000. 161 to see 161 game. It's a big one, right? Yeah. 161 game. Yep. Wow. That is a heads up beyond belief. Speaking of heads ups, how about we jump to this JP Morgan, man, right, this one caught my eye on the Bloomberg this morning. So if you've been following those money market accounts, we got a huge stress deal going on last month, right with the spike of their short term rates. Yes, JP Morgan warning that the US money market stress to get much worse. JP Morgan says the money market stress that sent short term borrowing rates surging last month is likely to get much worse despite the Federal Reserve's attempts to inject billions of dollars into the financial system. So the Fed back it up has offered overnight loans and started buying up to 60 billion of US Treasury bills on a month in an effort to ease the pressure on the vast repo market where banks typically lend their assets in exchange for short term financing. Secured lending rates shot up in late September. We'll get down to the chart in a moment. You can see it with analysts pointing to scarcity of inter banking reserves as well as regulations that limit the size of the bank balance sheets and their repo lending capacity as the potential culprits. JP Morgan says it's not convinced the Fed has resolved the issue in the funding markets according to a note from analysts led by Joshua Younger in New York, funding pressures resurfaced last week. Now I hadn't heard about this. It didn't get as much headlines, I feel like as this first spike, right? Funding pressures resurfaced last week, even after primary dealers, firms approved to trade directly with the Fed took all of the available overnight liquidity from the central bank and sold it as many T bills as possible. So there's the big spike towards the end of September that really got a lot of headlines. And there's the spike last week, man, you're not supposed to be sitting at 2.4 when I believe the target rate is 1.75 to 2. Right. And they go on here. They go on to explain this really well, folks. So picture, this is what we can go. Let's go through it because what happened with JP Morgan is saying is that the Fed, okay, is giving this to the primary dealers. The problem is the primary dealers can't give it to the banks below them. And that's what they're saying. Hey, let's just go on. And then that's a big deal. You know what I'm saying? So the overnight liquidity provided by the Fed goes directly to primary dealers, whereas those most in need of it are the non primary dealers. The JP Morgan analyst wrote the success of the program therefore depends on how much of the liquidity is passed along. But primary dealers are deterred from doing so by rules specifying how much capital they must hold to protect against losses. Meanwhile, a preliminary analysis of balance sheets at the largest banks based on their third quarter results suggest they may have to cut back on repo activity even more at year end to avoid liquidity charges. What new permanent reserves are being delivered to the banking system should face the same frictions. I mean, it makes sense. So watch how this goes, folks. They, you know, we had the battle in the Depression, like how much money would the banks give back to their shareholders, right? Well, when you read through this, the bottom line is that now they've already given way too much money back to their shareholders. And that's what this is really about. With they don't say in there, but their reserves are tight right now versus every time that you're doing either buybacks or doing more dividends, okay? The bottom line is that, you know, you tighten up your balance sheet, which, you know, is the reserve of the balance sheet, you know, so it's going to get intriguing watching the the end of the year because what also happens at the end of the year, everyone's trying to basically, you know, get their books done and you know, so we'll see where this baby shakes out. But you know, there's there's no doubt that what's intriguing is that the Fed is actually calling this anything and everything. But what it really is that they're monetizing debt again. That's what they're doing. You know, and monetizing debt means that if they turn around the Treasury issues the bond, the Fed turns around creates the money digitally buys the bond and then keeps it on their balance sheet. And so JP Morgan analyst recommends investors use futures markets to position for the spread between the Fed funds rates and repo to widen in December as this will capture year end funding stress. I'm just talking about different ways to play that possible school watching this now, right? I mean, they want it to happen, folks, we don't but you know, we got like 60 days here, you know, to see what it's October, man, if they're talking about year end, man, we got 75 days in the even less 70 days in the big, big money. And, you know, let's go to the interest rate market, right? 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For more information, just click the Think or Swim banner on the front page of TFNN.com. Welcome back, folks. And let's go over and take a look at this copper market because what we have, folks, is let's see, HGZ. HGZ. So in Chile right now, you have some heavy protest and, you know, real problems. Fortunately, I think it said eight people dead already and on rest, yeah. And the Chilean miners, the copper miners are thinking going in strike also. And so, you know, if you take a look at this copper market, you know, copper looks to me like two 70s game and, you know, we'll see. Well, you just got back inside two. Yeah, you can, you can make, you can make, you can make the case actually that two 80s game. We just got back inside the 265. Bottom line is that the amount of copper they have in Chile is a huge deal. But this is serious businessman. When you're talking about a major country that, you know, 20, 30 years ago, yeah, they were the military rule forever. But this thing, you know, well, there's soldiers patrolling the streets right now in Santiago after the president in that state of emergency. And I believe they have the market chart down here. There you go. There's the open three 3% plus down on the markets as unrest continues. And we were just kind of jumping around in an article during the break in terms of some visuals. And I guess it initially started from a fair increase. We'll scroll up to get, let's see where were we, right? There was a fair increase of one penny for the trains Tommy and I were just talking that, you know, you think about a penny, but guess what? It was the thing that broke the camel's back, right? Yeah, it broke the camel's back, you know, unrest, and you have a billionaire president imposing fair increases and maybe just that, you know, type of discrepancy. And as we know, not same deal with Hong Kong, right, but Hong Kong, they pass one bill, people protest, they take the bill back. It's too late. Too late. It's too late. Because that was the straw that broke the back and now, and hopefully things get repaired just for the life factor over there, because that's pretty intense. There's no doubt. Let alone the business factor and the economic factors that go with it. Yeah. If we go over to, yeah, I want to show you something else. If you go over to Barak Gold folks, okay, this is kind of interesting that Barak is not even getting any traction out here today, but it's something you want to keep your eye on. The reason being is that Barak made a deal with Tanzania over the weekend and it's a good deal. Well, it's a good deal because they were getting nothing out of it before. So Barak has agreed to pay 300 million to Tanzania government to end the long-running dispute that it says destroyed the value of its subsidiary Arcadia. Arcacia. Arcacia mining assets. As part of the deal which was approved, which must be approved by Tanzania's Attorney General, the government will be at a 16% stake in a renamed company. Barak said Sunday in the statement the payments are to sell. So what's going to happen here is that they're going to give the Tanzania government 300 million plus they get a 16% stake in a renamed company plus they get 50%, let me find this, of the royalties. Okay. And that agreement means a ban on the export of the concentrates will be lifted that I guess was on that. Exactly. Because they would take Barak was taking in a billion dollars a year out of this mine. So now they're going to divvy it up. Okay. But the bottom line is at least they have something now. Do you know what I mean? Sure. This is one of the bigger mines. So the breakthrough ends a disagreement between Tanzania and Barak subsidiary started in 2017. Tanzania banned the export of unprocessed metals, subsequently presenting Arcacia with $190 billion tax bill, equivalent to two centuries of revenue. So Arcacia, which owned the three mines in Tanzania, was bought by Barak this year for almost two years. Barak has been leading negotiations with them over the deal first negotiated by the company's executive chairman John Thornton. Right. And see Mike Bristow can get things done. That's the bottom line. If you've, you know, I've met, I've talked with this guy so many times folks, okay. And so he grew up, not in Tanzania, he grew up in South Africa and he really is into those villages. Do you know what I mean? He was the guy with a pate, okay. When a pate come, he was the minister of the mines and he is the guy that had to break them up and say, okay, you can have this one. You can have this one. And you know, that in itself had to be a big negotiate in power. You know what I'm saying? It's the type of person. The guy's a great guy, man. So it's interesting that, yeah, it took him, you know, it's good. Poor communities over there and they're rich in assets and hard, hard assets and minerals. And they should be sharing in that, you know, you shouldn't just have foreign companies coming in and looting all their land of the minerals. No, totally. And if you Google them, it's pretty cool. If you Google Bristow and Google Villages, you're going to see what he does is that, I think it's almost every year, he goes on a motorcycle ride from village to village with other guys, making sure that all the things that they're doing, they're coming to fruition, do you know what I mean? And so it's just like walking down the street. If that's your street, you should be walking down the street. Sure. So, the spy. So the question is, Tom, how does it look to you to shot the spy here? What do you think? People have been watching this program for a while. Your laughter, I know. Oh my God. Can we get, play the script, Al. Play the script. Okay. Glad you can laugh at it. I have to laugh at it. You have to, I guess. We're at 3,000 S&P. Well, what I would do is this. See this right here? That being said, I wouldn't shot it right now because that high spike at the open, I'd want that to at least try to get tested. With that 303 again. Because most times that's what ends up happening. The volume then to get action. Yeah. Yeah, we came down. It doesn't have a huge amount of volume there. Can we go back to top to the news? Maybe we'll find that a little sports to light things up after the S&P. So I'm sure we got plenty of New York listeners, New York, the hub of finance man in the world, right? But it's not the hub of baseball in the last decade. Pretty remarkable. It ties into wealth in here as well. So if you've been following, we're setting up poor World Series that now has Houston and Washington Nationals. Washington never going to a World Series. Houston haven't quite a run recently. Yankee's not so much, man. And when you put the numbers on, it's remarkable. So $2 billion spent in the decade. No titles, no World Series appearances even. So over the last 10 years, they've won 921 games more than they have seven times. No other team played in October more often. But by any measure, except for the one that your fans care about, winning the World Series. And they go down. They've spent $2 billion on player salaries. I mean, just staggering numbers. But guess what, man. Baseball in New York, especially. Red Sox as well. The Yankees are doing just fine in terms of profits. They employed at least eight current, likely, or possible future Hall of Famers and yet along the way they've changed their normal. They've become sort of franchisor fans of mocking and wears. So here we go. The season ending defeat to Houston in the American League championship series on Saturday means for the first time since the 1910s, they've gone a full calendar decade without even appearing in the World Series. And, you know, they talk about the 1990 Braves at a tough run where they made the World Series many times didn't win it. But what the Yankees did in the 2010s and the previous calendar decades since 1900 has the winningest team of the decade by regular season record failed to win at least one pennant. And the pennant is just getting into the World Series. And, you know, for those baseball fans, man, I didn't catch the game. I had friends watching it. It must have been an awesome one to watch just in baseball because you had New York going to the top of the night down by two. They hit a two-run homer to tie it. Then Houston goes into the bottom of the bottom of the ninth and they jack a two-run World Series. With a walk-off. Two-run homer, too. Yeah. Oh, my God. Got a lot of October baseball, no matter what, man. Stay right there, folks. Time to come right back. If you're in the CD market and looking for a secure investment, the Tiger First Mortgage Program may work for you. 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Welcome back folks we have the chief editor of the newsroom, The Bika Burkow blocking the vote for the prime minister's Brexit deal just now. That's right, within the minute. That was just popping up and let's just see how the pound is reacting before we get into some of the specifics. So you saw an initial thrust right there downward to about 129-6. But man, there was quick reprieve right back up to where that news broke. And what that had to do with is when we get into it is that So we had Boris Johnson trying again to put his Brexit deal up for a vote. The government will introduce the detailed legislation needed, but it put him on a potential collision course with the speaker, who we now know said no, who could decide not to allow a vote because MPs already considered the issue on Saturday. I guess the speaker having the right to say you're not allowed to vote on it twice or even I guess consider it twice. They didn't know what was gonna happen. He stopped them last time too. Well, he stopped Theresa May last time. Yeah, but only then didn't she get three votes? It was the same thing. Yeah, no, exactly. And I guess they said the fourth. But each time it said that he could have, I guess stopped it because once a vote's once. And that's the battle there is that is it different if there's somehow a small tweak or whatnot or even, but nonetheless, that news breaking. And as we go back, so the headline there, a speaker blocking the vote on the PM's Brexit deal today. And I don't know enough about where we go from there, man, but not reacting too much. And it's just the saga never ends over there, man. And if we take a look at the footsie, that's not going anywhere either. We're at 7166, up 16 points, been in this consolidation since January 2017. Yeah, that is. We're talking about you're going back even October 16, man. That's a solid three years. Yeah, right. And they've been in that for three and a half years, I think. I think it's three to three and a half years. Yeah, I think it's three and a half only because our election now in November will be three years ago, and they proceeded us by about six months or so. I something like that with their Brexit. That's right. Yeah, that's right. Yeah. Watch change since then, man. Homeboy. So let's take a look at some of the higher volume equities and see what we have going on out here. It doesn't look like we're going to have a high volume market just now. I think we're going to be in the UKX here. Oh, yeah, we are. Oh, the Lloyds. Lloyds of London. What are we going to ask the X, yes. No, let's see. We get Bank of America up 60 cents. Advanced Micro is up a buck. Apple's the big one, man, up 346. Yeah. You got Haliburton. Haliburton had their earnings. Well, let me jump into them. Yeah, look at that. That earnings wasn't great, and yet they pumped it up. So the world's biggest provider of frackings on North American sales in the most recent quarter dropped to the lowest level in more than two years. I chuckled because the stock's up a buck and traded at 18. I made a protracted slump in activity from Shale Explorers. $2.9 billion in revenue from the US and Canada, which make up the largest region, lowest since the second quarter of 2017. They also reported overall revenue that declined 10%. But guess what? That was obviously priced into the stock already. Go for it. Yep. Yeah, there's no doubt. Not a surprise, I guess, when you look at, now we're back at the FTSE here. Oh, yeah? Yes. Okay, let's see. Yeah. HAL. Yeah. That FTSE, we can't get away from Brexit, man. Oh, I go, this thing's been bouncing along the bottom of it, I'm like. Yeah. What a track that is. Let me say it was factored in. Yeah. Yeah, anyway. So July 2014, you're at $74, and this has just been bouncing along for three months. And if you go back to where it's at lowest since, I believe, like 2017. So when those numbers were there, we're up at $60 the last time that they were coming into these numbers. So it's been a slide since quite a tough year for Halliburton. Yeah, and you know, look at this, this is almost testing the lows of the depression. Yeah, 2008, what was that? That was $12. The highest volume low though is $15.52, and we got $16.97. And if you remember, when Cheney was vice president, they got the sweetest deal out there, man, they were exempt from everything. And there's your 2002 trade-in at six bucks, and they run up to over $53. They're not bad to be in the fracking business and not have to be regulated. And no bid anything, whatever. And then they also, they spun off another company, which I forgot the name of it is, and the other company did amazing too. Okay. You know, which we, you don't even see it in there. So the thing that's wild is that, you know, like when I look at oil at 53, you know, evidently it takes a lot more than 53 for these guys to make money. Well, because 53, you know, we've been there between 53 and 60 for a while now, it just seems like, you know, that's a good price. I mean, it still seems expensive. I mean, none of us want $100 oil. That's what you're, you know? I just wanted to see if they actually broke it down. They don't, they just get into energy services group. I wanted to see actually how much of them is oil versus fracking natural gas because they really went heavy on that when they became the fracking. They call it, what they call it, the Halliburton Clause or whatever, where they were just completely exempt from everything, courtesy of the VP Cheney. Yeah. Not bad. All about oil. And then of course GE, GE bought a couple big companies at the highs when oil was trading at 114. I mean, that's another problem with GE. Yes. That's their news. How about Bitcoin if we could? Only because a little bit of a pop, 300 bucks, nothing to shake your head at, back above 8,082.48. Yeah. I guess it looks like a blip on that chart, man. Right. And did you see Facebook? Facebook kind of, I mean, they're trying to scramble, they're coming out saying that they will do a stable coin now, you know, bottom line is that I don't expect that thing to fly. Period. I mean, if they could get away with it, regulation-wise, it would fly. There's no doubt about that, but you know. Yeah. Probably earlier. Yeah. There you go. There's so much. Everyone pull out. There we go. Oh, no. That's another one. This one's an interesting one, man. Look at this. Okay. So, you know, this is Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg has privately recommended several prominent highs to Pete Buttigieg, President of the presidential campaign, a rare example of direct political. So that's a Democratic candidate, right? Right. A rare example of direct political involvement from one of the text most powerful execs. Yeah. You know, there was a great article, folks, about Trump versus the Democrats of how the Trump campaign right now is all over digital. Yeah. They're burying the Democrats. I saw you send me the link. I had seen it. Oh, did I? Okay. Cool. Yeah. I saw the headline as well. Some friends talking about it hadn't. Right. All right. Yeah. So, you know, guess what? You know, competition is a big deal. Yeah. Let's go to our man, Jim and Palm Harbor. Hey, what's going on, brother? Good morning, guys. How y'all doing today? Doing good. Good morning, Jim. How about all that rain we got this morning? Did you get that rain? Oh, yeah, we got it. We got it right around five inches where I live. It was unbelievable, man. It's this law, right, man? It was. So. Doesn't need it, though. No, we didn't. Yeah, the grass is going to be growing. Totally. There's no doubt, man. There's no doubt. Yeah. So, what are we going to look at, Jim? I'd like you to look at PFPT, proof point. PF. Paul Frank, Paul, Tom. Okay, cool. CFPT. Let's see that Enterprise Software Solutions, the low for the year 75, the highs 133, trading at 120. Awesome. Quick break when we come right back. Stay right there, folks. We've got Jim from Palm, Tom from Palm Harbor. Tommy and I will be right back. We're going to be looking at proof points. $6.7 billion company. Not bad. Never heard of it. I know, man. It's a beautiful bunch. It is. Yeah. I'm certain you are, or strive to be, one of the best of the best at everything you do in life. It's the most common trait that we tigers and tigers share. If you're looking to become the best of the best when it comes to managing your money, let me teach you to do what most wealth managers tell you can't be done, which is how to time the markets. 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For more information, just click the Think or Swim banner on the front page of TFNN.com. I was down 5, Nasdaq is up 53, S&P's are up 10, we're talking about I'm in, Jim from Palm Harbor, we're talking about proof point. So do you own this right now, Jim, or are you looking to buy it? I was looking to buy it, I don't own it yet. So what we have here, it's been on a tear, there's no doubt about that. That monthly was quite a chart. Yeah, it really does. So you can see that bottom line is that it's a daily, so we came down pretty hard last week. I don't know, did they just come out with numbers? Let me see. I don't think so. Oh, no. Look at this. Yeah, they're coming out the 24th. So Thursday after market. Yeah, so I would wait until, I mean, it looks to me, when we put this on a monthly, what you're going to see is it's at once the consolidation, you know, but the bottom of that consolidation, which is sticking out like a sore thumb, is that... It's a year ago. Yeah, it's pretty intense. The top of that is 109, and the low is 75.92. Can I pull up the news? I'm just curious if there's anything in here. Do you know what happened last week at all, Jim, for this? No, I noticed that the CEO had sold twice quite a bit of shares of the last little bit when it got up around 130. Yeah, it seems that that's the topping out area. You can see, you know, each and every time it's gone up there, it's given it up quite a bit. You know, so I'd wait for the other side of that to get back down. That'd be quite a hit, if that's the case. I was just curious, because look at Thursday and Friday, man. You go from 132 to 118 in a heartbeat, and it was a slow, steady decline. Let me see if it... Yeah, I thought the bottom of the candle on the daily chart that after it had one gap up and then it had another gap up, I thought maybe that 118 area would be a good spot to try to maybe buy it. Yeah, I wouldn't do that before the earnings, man, because that downdraft that was in there in June is a big number, man. Okay. Cook and brother. Thanks for the call, Jim. Y'all have a good one. You too, man. Stay right there, folks. Fast back to coming up next. The man passes the chat on C-Rose Day right back to Seth. Thanks, Bill. Thanks, man.