 Welcome folks, this is Tom O'Brien of 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. It's a great night, folks. Ask for what you want. This is a great guide. Find the courage to ask for 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 it. They want, you have the right to say yes or no. Market-wise, let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industries down 17, Nasdaq up 48, S&P's up four. Gold, Gold Contract up $12, 20 cents traded, 18, 87 an ounce. We have Silver up 26 cents, $22, 21 cents an ounce. Light, Sweet Crew down two bucks. 83 dollars, 82 cents a barrel, notes and bonds. Ten year note, up eight ticks, trading 107.31, the 30 year up a full point, plus 13 ticks, at 113.15 and King dollar. King dollar's down 46 ticks, trading 105, 7.79. The euro is at 106. The yen is trading at 149, the British pound is at 123 to one US dollar. Our phone number's 877-927-6648. Give us a call, folks. Wanna know what's going on in your world? Now let's go to the world of the dollar first. So I'm gonna put the dollar up here. You're gonna be able to see just exactly how we broke this trend line. And so this has been since July 14 folks, okay? July 14th, the dollar's been a one-way trip and it's been a direct correlation of the market also. Meaning the dollar, July 14th, going higher, market going lower. Now what we did is we broke it. Now when you break something like this, okay, most times what's gonna happen is that you're gonna go back out to the breakout area. And that we're trading at 105.779. And the breakout area is 104.699. It's right in here. And you can see it took quite a while to break it. It came up, it took like two or three weeks, really. It came up, kept messing around with it, messing around with it. Then it finally had a sign of strength. Then it had a second sign of strength. So what I expect we're gonna see is this. You're gonna see this come down into this area. Then we'll have to build cause to get to lower price. You know, it can make the case. You know, when you break a channel line like this, you can make the case that, yeah, it's gonna go to the bottom of the channel line. But what does happen is that you always have counter trend bounces. Cause if we go with the Bud Rolves channel line, he was the channel master in a monster way, okay? The bottom line is that this will go down. Then it's gonna come back and test the underneath of the channel line, okay? So it's pretty cool how these channels work cause they're consistent folks, okay? That's the real bottom line. We get into the S&P, we take a look at the S&P. Well, actually, I wanna go to the bonds next because the reason I wanna go to the bonds is that it's all about the bonds and the dollar as to where the S&P wants to go as well as the metals wanna go. So if we take a look at the 10 year, you're gonna see the 10 year was as high today as 108.11 or 108 now. And this one's higher price also and including excluding the Fed minutes come out, okay? And inside the Fed minutes, folks. So check this out. This is pretty cool, man, because the Fed at this particular point, let's see if I got this straight. There we go. Okay, so in the Fed minutes, okay? You get federal policy makes agreed last month that policy should remain restrictive for some time while noting that the risk of over tightening now had to be balanced against inflation on its down with path to 2%. Participants generally judge that with the stance of monetary policy and restrictive territory risk to the achievement of the committee's goals had become more two-sided. All participants agree that the committee was in a position to proceed carefully and policy decisions should be data dependent. You still have some of them that say they want one more cut, one more rate hike. Most of them folks, okay? My take is that the market's gonna do it for them, okay? That this thing will have topped. So we'll see how it shakes out. If we go over to the spy and we take a look at the spy, what you gonna see? And as I said before, let's go to the tenure again. As I said before, if you remember, when rates were at zero, the market itself, the bond and note market, they're the ones that took off first and start raising rates. And then inside that Fed minute, there's amazing, there's one sentence, there's a paragraph in there that participants were shocked. Just about that, they didn't just word shocked, they used some other words just like it though, that the borrowing costs went up so dramatically. It's like, are you kidding me? Like seriously? Let's go to our man, Costa and Allington. Costa, what's going on, brother? Hi, you're doing great, Tommy. Doing great, man, great to hear your voice. Nice to hear you too. Metronik, Tommy, where is the bottom symbol, M-G-T? F? No, Mary, David, Tom, Metronik's. Oh, Metronik, okay, cool, let's look at it, okay. So they get Metronik's, okay, so let's take a look at this. The high's 92, the low's 72, okay. Interesting. So, look at this. Now let me ask you something, right? Have you been in the stock a long time? Or did you know the stock? No, I'm looking, I'm looking to buy it. Okay, so I really wonder what's going on with this thing. The reason I'm asking that, right? I actually know something that years ago, right? Years ago, right? This is the stock that had a big scandal. And let's see, what were they selling? They were selling something, man, that like was really bad and they ended up getting away with it. Not getting away with it, you know, like anything else, they pay fines and everything, right? But what happens, Costa, is that, yeah, just stay with me a second, Costa, okay? We'll be right back. Sure, okay, I will. We have the Dow. The Dow industrials right now is trading down 17 assets, up 50 S&Ps, up five and a half. Stay right there, folks, come right back.