 The following is a presentation of TFNN, the power trading hour with your host David White. Call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at 727-873-7618. Now David White. Welcome all to another excellent edition of the power trading hour and as always doesn't matter where you're at or where I'm at but generally I'm not here but it matters when we come together at the appointed time of 2 p.m. The following takes place between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. I view 2 p.m. as sank or sank. Anyway we're off 21 on the S&P cash. Dow is down 86. Nasdaq's off 49 and crude oil is off 5 bucks if you can believe it at all. We've got gold up 4 bucks which is actually pretty good. Didn't see a lot of people sell off into it. Probably the big news as we start off today is just how much money is going into the bond market. Let's take a look up here. We've got a kind of a little bit of a gartly pattern that's finishing up here today and right back up to that gap at about 120 and you got to think with inflation and everything else who in the world who are these people. You got to think that you know who not the World Health Organization who are these people that are throwing money at the bond market. Well you back up one 1974 on May 27th 26 million shares. We've had a little bit of an ABC kind of coming up here today back at what is going to be very strong resistance levels but that's kind of it. You basically overshot the gartly pattern just a hair just that much. See like I said it's kind of a small one so not as powerful as the larger ones at least in my opinion but you did kind of break out into that today. Volumes fairly light on Friday at 15.7 million shares. Today you have about under 10 so not a lot of people getting real brave but certainly off the lows for funds. Most of the money has been targeted in the bond market which seems insane. Certainly the money going into equities has been light in the ETFs for the fund flows over the last 30 days and probably the other big news was that we had Thursday night we had the bi-monthly short numbers come out and you know I people hadn't really from what I'd seen hadn't really been extremely bearish at the lows. What I did see though was some numbers that were rather shocking in the amount of folks that were getting short near the lows which happens a great deal on a lot of stocks not necessarily the big stocks but a lot of stocks that look like they were in trouble. They went knee deep in as we approached the lows and bounced around down there off that 3750 level on the S&P cash. So there were a lot of short positions a little bit more than I thought from looking at the rest of the data and again you can tell that people are shorting at least some stocks heavily during the day. It's much harder to know whether or not those folks went home or not short those positions because you only know one thing on a given day and that is that a position was opened up as a short position it does not ever tell you that the short position was taken off at least through the daily data. So we've got that going for us. There's something going on out here in the TLT and I saw the numbers I wish I would have kept the article I was looking at it this morning and then the dogs decided they had to go outside and by the time you come back you forget about it but I was reading the article and I wanted to say $19 billion into the ETFs in the last 30 days something like that it was fairly large compared for fund inflows for things like the TLT. So well kind of to give you a little bit of reference from the Godfather time to go to the mattresses but certainly we'll keep an eye on that. Now we've got what has really been kind of generally thought as fund buying which should start around now it's not uncommon to see weakness on fund buying days early in the day only to see a lot of the market money come into the market late in the days. Last two days of the month first three days generally what they'll do is market up to some astronomical level and it depending on the year of the time fund buying is generally good even in bear markets for three quarters of a percent on average higher over the time frame compared to in a bull market where it's maybe one and a half percent but it's almost always bullish it's very tough even in bear markets to see that the funds quit the operators on the street quit selling in the last few days market all up let the stocks go higher and then the 401k money otherwise known as the smucks get the worst prices of the month but not always but it happens a great deal. Anyway looking at the TLT and whether or not we've topped out here today we were talking on Friday about whether or not gold is really changed out here. One of the things that does tend to go on with gold and some other things like energy is if the markets go in sideways they it tends to do extremely well. This goes back to Jim Sinclair and I think an interview around 2000 where he brought up just how many times when markets go dull that you'll find either everybody getting involved in gold or crude that were off crude so heavily today is fairly interesting. Anyway gold today I like I said it was more interesting to me whether or not gold was higher today and could hold price or whether everybody decided that they were hiding out in gold over the weekend and we're going to get ready to do it to to sell off. So actually fairly interesting movement although on light volume which connotes that you could come back to maybe something like 163 and find that level holding. 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Get Tom O'Brien's newsletter Market Insights today and try all of our products and newsletters 30 days risk-free with our money back guarantee at TFNN.com TFNN educating investors. As we return into a market already in progress over most of TFNN, as I said, not uncommon to start seeing a little bit of that juice monthly juice come in about this time each day. Sometimes it's once they open the floodgates after a weekend people start chasing it at the fund level, but you've got to kind of have to worry about or not worry about, but you have to kind of know that these traders are always trying to get the best deal and of course everything is rigged against them if they're in an ETF within being forced to buy around this time. But you never know. Anyway, first question of the day and then we'll get into some other stuff going on is, is this sustainable and Boeing? Well, as long as high energy prices are there, the desire to get some of these newer planes that are far more energy efficient on the road, so to speak, I'll mix my metaphors in the sky is there, but you certainly have a beautiful double gap came down on 40 million shares back on the 27th of April. It's not quite that juicy up here, but you do have almost 15 million shares. I know a ton of people are short bowing, but it may pull back a little bit. I maybe be a little bit much out here today. Think a little bit of short squeezing going on during this fun buying season. Okay, it's nice that it gapped over that area and it's rather amazing how many times you have a gap at the same area. And in this case, you have three gaps actually. You've got the gap from that down from that to March or April 20th. Then if you go back even much further, this gap, let me see, I went the wrong way. This gap goes back to a gap that's still open back on November 9th of 2020. So pretty interesting to see all these different gaps come together, including today's gap. Okay, so let's do a little history, and then we'll move on with the rest of the show. And it's all just a little bit of history repeating. On this day in 1981, MTV presumably standing for music television, although it does not any longer, launches on cable, as most people know. After the introduction sequence, the first video played was Video Killed the Radio Star by the Buggles. Where are they now? However, a bit of trivia is the second song played was You Better Run by Pat Benatar, who's in trouble now because she will not sing a couple of her songs at concerts and people get mad and throw things and apparently get in fights. That's over the last week or so of news. MTV had an immediate impact on the music industry. It was an iconic symbol of the technology driven 1980s. And of course now MTV, no music, no music television. Should it be in MTV, no music, I think it should. I think they should change their address. Okay, so we went through the first part of my sit-rep out here today, which was fun buying. One of the things that everybody is kind of whistling past the graveyard again on is Google's loss late Friday on antitrust litigation. And you're kind of just in here about halfway. I think it came out about 4.30 maybe came out earlier. I didn't see it till later Friday night. What is so important about this is that the judge didn't just pick apart part of a lawsuit, but he just said we're throwing out all your objections whatsoever, Mr. Google, and we're going to let the other folks that you've pounded into submission in a variety of ways, i.e. in this case rumble, although there's a handful of other lawsuits doing the same thing. Rumble was extremely good at documenting by putting videos on their web service and showing views that probably weren't correct, the amount of views, and showing how Google's algorithm automatically would adapt and make sure that no one from their Google website actually went to rumble, no matter what, went back to YouTube. Using a position of dominance like that, almost always horrifically bad when it comes to court because there's a big law called the Sherman Antitrust Act of 1889. And well, to this point, no one's really been able to get into Google because, for the same reason, if you get screwed over by the stock market and you try to go after the New York or Nasdaq Stock Exchange, you're going to get a handful of nothing. And that is the judges of New York protect Wall Street. And the same thing with Google. The judges of the Ninth Circuit, some kind of sometimes called the Ninth Circus, because they get reversed about 80% of the time, protect those folks. Well, an Obama judge, he also said kind of a bridge too far, you like that mixed metaphor, and is allowing them to move forward on all fronts. What this means is that a posing counsel will be able to get through and go through a great deal, including the double top secret recipe for the algorithm. And they'll be able to see how it changed over time. Right now, the first court watchers who were pretty surprised that the judge allowed it to go forward in totalitary. Generally, they'll strip 80% out of a court case, and they'll get down just to what it was. But this is pretty amazing because with this ruling, Google's not going to have a big leg to stand on on saying that you can't look at this or that or the other. Judge really kind of said to have at it boys, go in there and start digging around. Now, more than likely, the results are I mean, the information they get will be sealed. So we won't see it for a while. 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I'm looking for the announcement that he's going to be just the chairman and someone else is going to be the CEO soon enough. And he's going to be one of the first to actually have one of those big deals where if he would have killed somebody, including the president, put in maximum security jail and all, they still couldn't have removed him as CEO of the company. He had that kind of power when the company went to an IPO that he had that in the documents of the company. There's one reason why he would leave. That's because it's too painful. But he is busy selling a lot of his properties. I think the writing is on the wall for him going to probably president hanging out in Hawaii and letting somebody else roast in front of Congress over the next few years. Volume back on July 28th still was fairly strong compared to the previous low. Not getting much of a bounce out of here and of course didn't do well on earnings either. But these guys have kind of the same thing. I think it takes a long time for things to get through courts. But Meta has its own share of antitrust issues. And some of these, again, for the most part, the California courts have kept companies and Washington and Oregon courts for technology have kept most of these lawsuits that would probably sail through any of the other 49 states at bay. Those are starting to go federal and get traction outside in individual courts. So the fun time is over. They used to call the first four years of World War II in the submarine service the happy times. Because after that, three-fourths of everybody that went to sea did not come back. I think the happy times for a lot of these companies and getting away with literally almost murder are probably over. 877-927-6648. To do what else do we have out here? Let's go ahead and start checking the email. You can email me at path at tfnn.com. And, of course, call me at 877-927-6648 and put a message in the den. Okay, so let's go back to the usual suspects today and just take a little bit of a move. Apple held up a little bit better than I thought it should on Friday, but it's pulling back a little bit today. He had this nice gap up on earnings. It never made its whisper numbers. That's almost always bad for Apple. You did get the gap, but my guess is it's going to fill this. That takes you back to about 15750, excuse me, and you've got that. You do have a kind of a nice low on a lighter volume back to 132 and 129 lows. That June 16th low was a false breakdown. Now you've moved back higher, but it's probably at least in the short term probably in a trading range. I'm going to say around the low 150s to 163 probably through the rest of the summer unless something really big starts to happen. Okay, question from Ron on the IBB. We get back to that. Yeah. What are you saying out here talking about going dead? I don't think that there's anything in the IBB for us right now. There's no movement higher or lower. So I don't think that there's anything for us to see here. Please move along. Mike asked about Planetier finally getting going here. Again, if we're going to see kind of a recession, we're going to see maybe a depression if they continue on with the ridiculous policies that they set forth that caused a lot of this problem. You look for companies that are going to get cash from and as Tom O'Brien likes to say, those green checks. This is a company that is fairly dependent not on the kindness of strangers, but the government. They've got some decent contracts. I don't know if they get more of them, but look for the PEs on these companies like Booze Hamilton and others like Planetier to start creeping up as their contracts are fairly good and long. And in a recession slash depression, if they can get it going for some unknown reason, they want to destroy the economy. Well, what can you say? Uh, but you don't have a lot of juice right here, but 10 and a half bucks. I think the whole market's kind of set up to maybe be a little flat into September. We talked about the TLT at the high start of the show. Question about Tesla. Do I see anything else going on here? TSLR Just a lot of short positions. Tesla kind of perennially short, if I can actually type it correct, TSLA. You're back up to what should be fairly strong resistance. 935, 36 today was the high. This goes back into the gap down of May 5th. That had 30 million on the way down. You got 31 on the way up. Again, kind of tough. There wasn't a lot of energy on the way up up here, but generally this thing does not end up topping out until the shorts give up. So I'll be interested to watch the news, the short seller news from Finra tonight, and that would be it. Huh, okay. Question about Chenos and his short on DLR. Generally when he's doing this, he's thinking a year two down the line. So I don't know if it matters much on digital reality trust. I think he was in there right around 130. Maybe he's a little better off than that, but he's pretty good at figuring out the books on these. Probably the biggest thing that we didn't really talk much about is Intel. It did retest the lows on Thursday, I mean on Friday, 125 million into the 40 million. A lot of people saying that the bottom is in. Well, I don't think so. I think these guys had one great product that no one else had. They found a way to toss it in the ash heap of history. We'll be back in a minute. 4x hedging volatility and so much more. Teddy releases his weekly Tiger 4x report every Monday morning with elite coverage of all major currency pairs, including the DXY, Euro dollar, pound dollar, Aussie dollar, dollar yen, dollars Swiss franc, and so much more. Teddy will recommend specific trades when the market presents them and provide updates throughout the week when warranted. 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They spun off their or they are going to write off their memory resistor technology and everybody kind of knows what memory is. And they know that it's kind of like a thumb drive, which is kind of slow. And sometimes it's a little faster, like a SSD drive. But the SSD drives or the thumb drives, they wear out fairly easily. Anyway, they came up with a memory resistor technology, so did HP and so did Micron. But guess what? Intel drove everybody away from it with policies where they were really going to be the only ones to be able to sell it. And so Microsoft, the big houses that could actually use it for data storage and big clouds, high availability systems, some bought it and they made some decent money out of it. But eventually they all gave up on it. So they're writing it off for $500 million worth of product laying on the shelves. This is something that people had been looking for since the 1960s. And they decided to find a way to steal victory out of the, well, to feel, steal defeat out of the jaws of victory with coming out with a neat product. But it does show that you can't go alone anymore as Intel tried to do it with Micron and demand what the market's going to do. Over the last two years, maybe five years, what is it, 2016, since they got rid of the last, what I'm going to call last good CEO they had for reasons that ended up being more political infighting than reality. No one was complaining about what this guy had done 10 years ago. And now you've got a bunch of hacks one after the other that continue to drive Intel into the ground. But guess what? These guys had a technology no one else did. They found a way to screw around, not update it, and make it so proprietary that no one else would use it. And now it's all written off. I have some of it and it's the best memory you can buy for a hard drive. It doesn't wear out. It doesn't. It's kind of like the Terminator. It can't be reasoned with. You can't talk it out of trying to kill it. It does one thing and it just works and it works incredibly fast. It was at the beginning a thousand times faster. But again, because they wouldn't do anything to make it adapted worldwide, the regular memory just kept increasing, getting better and cheaper. Meanwhile, this stuff kind of never really went much of anywhere. I feel said for good technology that does not find a home. But the lessons of Sony and Panasonic are legendary with their VHS machines back in the 1980s. And of course, Sony had a far better product. But Panasonic and Meshusta had a much better idea to license the technology out to other folks and make sure it was the winning standard. And it did end up being that way. So kind of a nice lesson in technology. It is rarely that you can drive a market by itself when it becomes big enough. Probably 10 years ago, maybe Intel could have gotten away with this with AMD on the ropes today. And it just does not fly. Okay, go back and check back into CCJ. Down about 3% today. We've been waiting for this to pull back a little bit. We did get into this big gap down from June 10th with 5.7 million shares. You got into it with some decent volume. But again, kind of the general market conditions. I would love for this to pull back to 24 bucks. And on very light volume, I suspect that would be the start of its run this fall up to probably the 28th. And probably one of the few companies you can get into that is going to do well shooting down Pelosi's plane or not by the Chinese. But you never know. Kamiko, of course, a Canadian company. And probably wouldn't be under, and maybe it would be under restrictions. But you have to wonder about what those Chinese are up to. The Chinese Communist, that is a question about the SMH is out here on the heels of not being able to type correctly SMH. He said dyslexia is a cure for found the chai comms. I'm a Cold War warrior. Back from those Cold War days. Bojalista, of course, back then it was all about learning Russian. The SMH is right back up to this resistance level where it started heading down on the 6th of June. This had about 5 million shares. You are into about 3.2 on Friday today, about 2.4. Again, I don't have any problem playing these. But with the headline risk from China, probably kind of toppy doesn't mean it can't go higher. But you also have the risk of being able to wake up in the morning and seeing this down 30 or 40 points. So I'm not a big fan of playing this. Unless you're using options and you've limited your risk way out in front, you never know when those old chai comms are going to decide to get froggy. Let's take a look at the XM-E real quick. Certainly, you're back up like a lot of these up at resistance levels. Energy is not so bad in the mining business. You are up against two different gaps, though, a handful of days apart. You needed about 5.5 million shares on Friday. 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Sign up today and become a part of this educational community of traders. Just visit the front page of tfnn.com. First day of fun buying seems to be rather quiet with just a couple minutes left in the show. Maybe they'll come in a little later. We did get down to almost $4,100 on the S&P cash. Now we're down to just 12 points at $11,18. Is that right? Yeah, about $11,17. So we're going to look at it. There's always money coming in, at least some, almost always, unless there's a giant outflow. But the question is, is it going to be enough to drive the market any higher? I think there are probably going to be a few stocks that have news like Boeing or something like that. They're going to make the short sellers at least blink for a day or two. But we'll see if that, we're probably going to be over by Wednesday, if not Thursday morning. So I don't see a lot of reasons to think that we've topped out and to go short. But at the same time, there doesn't seem to be a lot of indications that there's much a higher coming our way. Probably somewhere in a 20 or 30 point range, I suspect. Now, maybe I'm wrong. Maybe all the money will come in at once. Maybe it'll come in at the end of today. But so far, you would expect to see maybe a lot more in the way of volume. It's okay with about 7.2 billion shares for summertime trading. But it isn't anything that says we're going to 4400 anytime soon. Much more likely this volume signals a lot of stocks that are best in a trading range and maybe topping out over the next few days. We've got some more earnings this week in the S&P, I think 150 stocks. But generally, they're the ones with smaller market caps. We've been through the big thing last week. Now it's a little of the also rands in the S&P 500. So we might get some movement from that. Which to me, like maybe just holding it up here for the next few days is the path. So when you can, not when you have to. We'll see you tomorrow.