 Well, yeah, let's do some oil. All right, so we get EIA inventory numbers at 10.30. Let me pull this over here, so it's interesting. That's what we saw, it's spiking. So what just happened there right that year, oh man. So pulling up crude, crude trading at 61.33. We got EIA coming at 10.30, about eight minutes from right now. Gonna jump into these commodity spreads. We're gonna jump into crude. Let's start off, let's see what we have at 11 a.m. So again, the contract's trading 61.35. What's gonna happen here is it looks like you'd have an option in at $61 to gain exposure. You'd have an option at 61.75. Unfortunately, that's right in the square in the middle. Now there's the 11 a.m., so we've been jumping around. Let's see where the noon's got staggered. A little bit different. So 61.25 is gonna give us a price point, which your bullish spread, now these expire at noon, a buck 50 on either side, 61.25 up to 62.75. You're gonna have 11, 12, 13 cents of intrinsic value, right? You have 13 pennies above the floor that spread. So we're gonna pay 13 bucks immediately just for the value. You're paying another 16, 17 give or take for the premium. So 29 bucks on the bullish side and bearish one. It's gonna be the same amount of premium pretty much just minus the intrinsic value. So you're looking at 46. Yeah, until noon, so you just easy mentally, you need about 50 cents give or take from your price point to your break even. Now, if you're a little bit bullish, that's a little bit easier because you're already trading ahead of that. Let's just see where the dailies line up. $61, you could have exposure. Again, we're on the bullish side. And the bigger dailies, 61. So just keeping in mind, putting out trade possibilities, man, so you got the contract trading at 61.34. If you really were bullish, you wanted to place a trade before this number comes out. Something that might be attractive is, the price is trading at 61.35, bless you. You lock in exposure to 66, you lock in defined risk to 61. And for that privilege, you're paying about 60 in pennies above the market price, right? So it's costing you have $52, which is the 52 cents above 61, but of that $52, you have $36 that's value that you can sell that, not a bad trade. When you got the inventory numbers coming out, you'd have exposure until 230. You want to be bullish for the day, not a bad trade. Yeah. Yeah. So we had some big numbers last night. For the API? Yeah, I believe it was CLM. I think we're somewhere on eight million barrel build. Okay. And you can see, let's see. That where it come on, is that four of them? Yeah. Yep, right there. So they had a little 61.75, four to 61.33. Nothing heavy, but... Yeah. Yeah, 30, 40 cents, right? The thing that's intriguing here is that with... Can you go into the CN before? I'll go to the chart, but just before you get away from it. Which is, with all the action over in the mid-east, it's surprising that oil can't catch a bit. It's interesting how you have multiple factors, multiple variables in terms you have the turmoil going on the middle-east, right? You had possible drone attacks on infrastructure, right? You had possible ships getting attacked, but then you have the economy pulling back so hard that you have oil pulling back with it. So it's like one of them's pushing it up, supply concerns, the other one's pulling it back, demand concerns. So let's see what they're watching for here as we got about five minutes or less to look for. So oil stocks at Cushing, Oklahoma are an increasingly important area to watch. The prompt WTI spread has been in a stubborn contango even as global markets tighten. Let's see, in fact, second to third month spread. And third to fourth month spread are also now in a contango. The market is trading like there's gonna be a lot of supply coming online very shortly. So a contango, folks, is that it's costing you less in the future to buy oil than it is right now. So what happens is that even oil company, all of us can buy it right now at a cheaper price. Sure, yeah, yeah. That's normally saying that the supply is gonna be bigger. Yeah, and prices will be going down in the future, which is why those future months are cheaper. Pad 1 gas inventories appear to be rising again, but they're still sitting well below the five-year average. In addition, inventories are fairly tight for this time of year, despite the Memorial Day kickoff to driving season around the corner. It's around the corner too. Man, it sure is. Bulls may have something to rejoice over in coming weeks. Refinery utilization, we keep seeing this one come up in the Gulf Coast, may see some declines for the week ending May 10th. Storms in Texas shut down a few of the Pad 3's largest refineries early Friday, an eerie reminder of Hurricane Harvey. For the week prior, Gulf processors used 92.1% of capacity. That's still a big capacity. It is, it is. And that's, I think they're saying you might see that one dropping too. Okay. All right, so we're gonna break, we're gonna come back, and we'll see where we end up in oil. My phone number is 877-927-6648. We have the Dao Industries right now, down 31, NASDAQ up 30, S&Ps down two and a half. Come right back.