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So Tom O'Brien, what has happened about him? And I just walked in and that, this future has just exploded top side. They sure did, man. We were a higher pre-market. Looks like everybody's ready for some good Thanksgiving trading higher, man. I'm not sure if you're still booting up or not, but we just don't have your screen as well. Okay, I'll get it up, no, I'll get it up. I just got a flat tire in the way in here folks. And I'm glad I had enough time but thank God for Uber and Lyft, all right? Well, speaking of Uber, let's jump to them this morning, man. So they lost their license in London. And they're down 1.7%. They're trading at 2906 right now. I have them at, they were trading down to a low at like 5 a.m. of 2741. Pretty interesting to see how that's gonna shake out. They had actually lost their license back in 2017 for the first time in London. They got a 15 month reprieve, I believe it was initially. When they appealed it, they got a two month reprieve in September, but the ruling coming down, citing safety concerns, citing a repeated violations. So that of course hit in the stock a bit this morning. Uber pretty weathered of course after their IPO, but quite a rebound we had last week. I have the chart up Uber traded from 2630 all the way up to $30.41 and backing off a bit this morning. But again, I mean, the market kind of shaken it off, man. We hit a low of 2750 and we're already up a buck 50 from that level opening at 2904. Yeah. And that's with, you know, the, what's the guy's name that the- Kalanick, the CEO? Kalanick sell, he's been selling into it. So bottom lines, that's, I don't think he's done selling yet. Inside the gold market folks, so you see you got to take over inside the gold market. Now this is pretty intense. You got Kirkham Lake is taking over Detour and Kirkland right now is down $7.77. Now Kirkland has been the strongest gold equity in the marketplace period. This has been, when you look at this chart, I mean, this is an incredible run. You just go back three years, this chart chart, it was $4.70, gets all the way up to 51 and it takes over Detour. So DGT, you know, DGT. Sorry about this. There we go. Okay, so DGC, okay. So this is quite a takeover. I mean, the market is saying they didn't give much to Detour. Detour is trading at 2302. Now what's going on here folks, it was up to 2444, but watch if you see this, what's going on is that there's an all stock deal. So each time that Kirkland goes lower, you're not going to get the premium inside Detour. Is this way of a vicious term? It sure is, man. That's pretty intense. They're going to have a lot of gold though. That's the real bottom line. So we'll see how this baby shakes out. The first news, of course, that came out was that they felt it was, let's see what kind of premium it was. So particularly it was valued at 4.9 billion, but that 4.9 billion folks had to do with Kirkland being up at $45, not 39. So the ratio, exchange ratio is 0.4343 of Kirkland common stock for each Detour share. So you can see the Detour holders at this particular point. I don't think they're probably that happy. It is what it is though, right? It's so intriguing, man. And we'll see, this week is starting off, you get a picture that you have the holiday week happening, Wednesday, noon time, traders are going to be leaving their desk, Thursday, close, Friday, half a day. You can expect a lot of movement out here, folks. That's how this thing is shaking out. You'll see, and of course what ended up happening over the weekend, what was so intriguing, no doubt, is that the also Hong Kong elections, Tom, you're talking about a landslide. Now, unfortunately, folks, they got a landslide going for the pro-democracy, but these people that get elected don't have any power. You know what I mean? So I was like, wow, you know, like. Yeah, and that's kind of what some of the protests are, right? I was trying to find the article, but it does. I mean, no matter what power's supposed to be handed over to China, is it 2047, I believe? So like 27 years or so forth. And that sounds like a lot. That does not sound like a lot if you're a resident of Hong Kong. That's right, and you are a great, yeah. That's, I was just gonna say, I'm 39 right now. I would not want to be 66 years old and live in China when you are used to living in a democratic, a democracy, not a democratic, and let alone if you have children, right? Then you think, you know, if you have small kids, they're gonna grow up and by the time they're in their 20s or 30s, they are gonna be a resident of a communist nation that does not allow freedoms. And so that's kind of what you see here. And like you said, so man, they got a lot of time to play out and that's kind of part of the worrisome, you know, aspect of everything that China has a lot at stake because if they start to protest for those freedoms, it would seem like it would only be a matter of time until people in China tried to access the same types of freedoms, but that has not happened yet. Yeah, and that's what they're worrying about, of course. Exactly, yeah. And then Schwab folks, you know, bottom line is gonna buy TD Ameritrade, you know, we had the rumors last week, Bob, now the bottom line is that you got an agreement and let's see, oh, this is an all stock too transaction. Look at that, 26 billion. Is that a lot of stock, 26 billion? Yeah, slightly, right, AMGD, so let's go look at, I think the markets like in this one, that's the difference, yeah. Yeah, and all the movement really took place right on that early Thursday morning announcement that was pretty much assured and you had both of the shares trade higher, but both of them backed off a bit from the peak exuberance you could call it that it had, but you know, TD Ameritrade, for instance, was trading around $41 before that stock broke in terms of Wednesday's close. It made it all the way up to $53 it did, we're currently at 49.30, up 2.5% today from Friday, and then Schwab, SCHW, that was trading at about 44.75, made it all the way up to 51.81, but now trading at 47.48 right now. Pretty wild. Share it there, folks, Tom and I are coming right back, our phone number is 877-927-6648, that was up 142, Nasdaq's up 84, SP's up 17, we're coming right back. If you're not currently using the Taz Profile Scanner when looking at setting up your trading opportunities, then your arsenal is short a mighty weapon. 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Internationally at 727-873-7618. That was up 139 Nasdaqs up 85, S&Ps are up 17 and a half. And it looks like the whole world, Tom, is buying small caps today. This is quite a move in the small cap index. So let's go take a look at the Russell 2000, which has been the weakest indices bottom line is that Russell 2000 topped out folks in July of 2018. This morning, you're up 18 bucks. You're going after the high of 1,608.80, we've hit 1,607.09 right now. So it's pretty intriguing watching this thing, no action, no action. And then all of a sudden the whole world looks like they're buying it right now. They're buying a lot today, man. Have you seen that to jump over? How about oil? Talk about some volatility, man. I'm not sure what's going on in that oil market. Let's take a look. We had upward and downward price movement to the tune of like 70 cents. So 820 AM this morning, we're trading at $57.88. Nine o'clock, we're trading at 57.22. It's about 65 cents we drop off. From nine o'clock until 9.40, we trade up 80 cents to $58 on the dot. From 9.40 to 10 AM, we trade down 70 cents to 57.31. And now we're back up at 57.66, man. Yeah, they'll be moving. That's in a holiday week, man. Yes, I thought the same. Maybe a little bit of a light market, liquidity-wise, and some fast moves. But boy, oh boy, I'm looking at a five-minute chart here, and there's 50 cent movements in five minutes all over the place on this chart. No doubt. So let's take a look at some of the higher volume equities. We'll find out we get volume and, you know, a couple more rows inside this marketplace out here. But we take a look at where we stand, you know, 1030 out here. You get, well, it looks like medicines, the medicines company, that's going to get taken over by Novartis. That's up $18, $15. Chesapeake Images, that's still in trouble. That's 58 cents. You got, oh, NVIDIA's got caught a bid, man. That's up $9 straight, and at $219, you get Tesla up $8. Let's go look at Tesla, man. Tesla is something else, right? Yeah, I saw, you sent me the article. I'd seen it over the weekend in terms of constant updates from the man Musk himself with the amount of pre-orders. What do we call them? But the devil's always in the details, right? Yes. How much do they have to put up? $100. $100. Is it refundable? Yes. Yes, it is. Yeah, exactly. So keep that in mind. And, you know, 200,000 orders, you know, that's a remarkable number, man. Even at $100, that's $20 million. They just took in, it is remarkable cashflow-wise, what they do sometimes with these orders. Right. But $20 million is not a lot of money to a company like Tesla, and it's definitely not an indication of what might happen when that thing actually goes to market two years from right now. You know, because what'll happen is, investors know, investors, consumers, I should say know, you know, the people putting up those $100, all that does is that gets you in line. Right. So $100 is not a lot of money if you're considering it at all, and then you make a decision in two years. But, you know, there's a lot of people who did the same thing when they had $1,000 up for the Model 3, and they ended up cancelling that and getting that $1,000 back. So pretty interesting that this time, Tesla's only asking for $100. Why do they do that? As opposed to the $1,000, they want it for the Model 3, right? There's no doubt, man. There's no doubt. They want to plate those numbers, so be aware. Yeah. He's a marketer, there's no doubt. I think, man, that's, you know, but you should listen to the fact that they allowed you to have a pre-order for $100 versus $1,000 on the Model 3, and that's that they could boost those numbers to be a marketing platform, and they got it done, man, because the stock is up this morning and they've pulled back. I mean, what do we, because it hit hard. Yeah, it's pulling back a little bit, but you know, it was trading about $355 before the announcement of the Cybertruck. Okay. Model 330. Yeah. You were back up to 350 pre-market this morning, man. That's intense. Exactly. And even with a pullback, you're still up 2.7% on that number. So pretty cool. You can debut a truck like that, smash the windows when you didn't think they were going to smash, and release a truck that not many people think is designed too well for the consumer market, and still they're okay. You're going to love it. So we take a look at the dollar, folks. Dollar, you know, bottom line, trying to get the top of its range out here, and top of the range, well, top of the small range would be 98, 447. We got to 98, 381 when they kind of gave it up. Now, it's going to be interesting here, this whole week with the dollar, folks, because the dollar did have strength on Friday. You know, we went from 97, 836 to 98, 305. If we go over and we take a look at the Euro, of course, when ends up happening, Euro is 60% of the dollar index. You know, Euro basically is flat, but you can see on Friday, that thing went south in a big way. If we go take a look at the pound, the British pound, which is going to be action, because before we know it, we're going to be dealing with December, and that's when these dates are going to be coming up for the election, and we're at 129 right now. So the euros, I mean, the pound is staying at the top of its range, you know? And that was quite a move, you know, from October 9th, where we were at 121, we all get up to that 129, and then if we go over to the yen, and just take a look at the yen, the yen has more to do with where gold wants to go right now, and we're laying out at 10883, you know? So that's, you know, of course, the number to keep your eye on there is that 109.32. The yen looks a little weak right now. You know what's interesting, Tom? And yeah, so let's go look at the Hang Sang. So the Hang Sang, this is where I think folks, you know, there's still going to be some HSI, there's still going to be some real problems going forward in Hong Kong. The reason I'm saying that is that, you know, like when you look at the aspect of, you know, I think protest-wise is going to slow down and stuff, okay? Because, you know, they got somebody elected, but, you know, so we're up $397 last night, right? You got to $27,114, but it didn't hold the last swing high just of last week, which is $27,093. It's like, that's saying that, hey, man, this thing's not over, you know? That the market itself, folks, in the world market, because the world market's throwing money into Hong Kong, they just didn't throw enough in, you know? So... Man, and it's, I mean, we already talked about it, not enough, I mean, you could talk about it. We could spend a week full of shows talking about the Chinese markets and what's it play in the Hong Kong market specifically, but no matter what happens, there's gonna be no resolution there for a long time because the protesters are not gonna have anything resolved until they have their own independence forever, I would say, some of them. Right, and there's no such thing. Right, and China's never gonna allow their own independence, at least not where anything is, I'm talking about, you know, maybe five, 10, 15 years down the road, if China thinks that's the only way to make sure that none of this spreads over to mainland China, but if that happens, then how does it not spread to mainland China, right? So this is gonna play out for some time, man, not to chuckle, but it's so, so such a deep, deep topic of freedom, that, you know, how does that resolve, and you have a shrinking energy over there, while this is playing out. So it's nice stuff, man, Hong Kong. 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This segment is brought to you by Think or Swim. For more information, just click the Think or Swim banner on the front page of TFNN.com. Folks, Dow. Dow is up 148 Nasdaq, except 93, SAPs are up 18. And folks, as you come over to our website at TFNN, you're gonna see right under Featured Content, something brand new. Man, Tom O'Brien came up with a new concept, and it's a beautiful thing. You got lots of Tom O'Brien's, man. I know. Well, they know the difference. They should do. It's just, we can say it's true about all the Tom O'Brien's in my family later, folks. But anyway. There's a lot that Boston area. Exactly. Tom has come up with a concept here. Pretty cool, folks. Morning Market Report. So tell us about it, Tom. Yeah, so I put one out on Friday as well. And the goal is just to provide some more information about what's going on in the market, whether it's pre-market, whether it's closing market. So this morning, just put together just kind of a report of what's driving the market action, right? I mean, we had a bunch of headlines. And this is even on a slow Thanksgiving week, man, let alone I'm excited to do these during earnings or what's happening. But, you know, you have the Charles Schwab deal. You have Ubalu's in their license. We haven't even talked about yet that we'll get into LVMH confirming to acquire Tiffany for $16.2 billion. Yeah. We got Disney with there. We haven't talked about this yet either. Frozen 2, they open in the U.S. That's their animated movie. $127 million in the U.S. That's the third biggest open for an animated series ever. Wow. And they actually took in, and this is where these are just the highlights. We'll click on a second. You have Elon Musk. You have Upgrade for NVIDIA. So you click on the front page link. We get into it. And we get charts in there about pre-market action. So this was published just prior to about 9 a.m. this morning. You got the Ameritrade chart in there. You got Schwab on their deal. You got the Uber. Oh. Those in their license in London. Yeah. You got their chart. And while we're still upgrading NVIDIA, so I was up $9, I see. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. We got a big one there as well. Up big on their being acquired by LVMH. So just kind of some of the stories to keep on your radar as the market's opening. Nice. I'm going to jump over, because I have Fridays up here as well. So this was the market recap. Of course, kind of old news as of this morning, but you can find the links to this on our social media as well, whether it's our Twitter account, whether it's our Facebook account. You want to check this out. Get on over to those. And so you just kind of had a market rack up. And Friday was interesting, man, in terms of the streaks that we had that got snapped. So the S&P lost 0.3% for the week. That had snapped a six-week winning streak. The Dow's down about a half a percent. First pullback for a week in five. And the NASDAQ ended a seven-week winning streak last week, even though markets finished in the positive for Friday. Sure. And then I just had a bunch of charts, of course. A big day for Friday for Tesla. That's the day they unveiled it. We had some pictures of the Cybertruck up there. Tesla, the man Elon Musk in front of his broken windows. And then just a lot of the charts that really moved for the week. We had some earnings. Of course, you had Macy's in there. We had Nordstrom. We got their chart up in there. So check it out right on the front page of TFN. We'll have more of those. You can check over there, whether it's in the morning, whether it's a quick recap of what happened at the end of the day. But I encourage everybody, and that's just completely free reports that we're going to be publishing out there to keep you in tune with what's happening in the market, man, as things are... Oh, that's really awesome, man. I mean, it's a very quick way, folks. Okay, you come over in the morning, come over in the afternoon and see what's going on. You know, in the morning, of course, what may be going on in the afternoon and what went on. So, pretty cool, man. Great job, Tommy. Thanks, man. Yeah. So to finish up one of them, I'll just scroll down. One of the things that really, you know, we've been talking about Disney a lot, right? Yes. With the Disney Plus. Whoops, we'll get back into there. But how about... So the headline is that they opened in the U.S. with $127 million. Third biggest domestic opening for an animated film ever. Internationally, the film sold $223 million in tickets. So they took in $350 million in three days in an animated movie, man. And, you know, barely moving the ticker for Disney this morning. You're up about a half a percent. The markets are up about a half a percent. So it's remarkable when you combine the fact that they're going to be a streaming giant. They signed up 10 million people and basically within 24 hours of their streaming service starting. Now, they took sign-ups for a good month or two ahead of that, but still 10 million. And then you add in this type of numbers that they push out. Because guess what? Netflix doesn't have this going on. Right. And then this is in the library. This is for Eva. Exactly. This is for Eva. It's like... It's remarkable to see in the long term how Netflix competes when you have, you know, this type of... Because I even know Frozen. Isn't Frozen, I believe Frozen's Elsa? Or is it not? Is it? I don't know. I think it is. Okay. But, you know, being almost a 40-year-old guy, I'm familiar with animated titles. Yeah. And with no children, because they're that... The content brand is that strong. And just another kind of accolade on Disney. Oh, it's a good... It's a feel-good movie. Hey, man, you talk about a feel-good movie. On Netflix last night, right? So they got a new movie, folks, that it's a Netflix movie. It's Night Before Christmas, but it's Night, K-N-I-G-H-T. Okay. It's great. It's one of these feel-good movies. What's about is a night in the 1339 in Norwich, England gets time-traveled to Ohio December 21st, 2019. It's just... Okay, good. You want to feel-good movie? Nothing like Christmas season, man. The movie season is coming. We've got three days until Thanksgiving, and, you know, the Christmas trees are coming up. I'm seeing them on social media, man. Everyone's getting ready. The holiday lights are up already in the neighborhood. You got to love some good feel-good Christmas movies. Good. I'll check it out, man. I will. Yeah, you'll love it, man. Nice. So check this out, folks. This just came across the tape, man. This is early for a sell-out of... You can see this economy is going. This cash flow is going. Fox has Super Bowl ads sold out at a record 5.6 million each. Fox Sports has sold out its inventory of Super Bowl ads after pricing 30-second spots at 5.6 million. They sold 77 national spots. The unit finished all 77 national spots on Friday. Isn't that wild, man? This is like November 25th, right? That is. And it's interesting. So you get a discount if you buy more of them. Every ad sold for more than 5 million bucks, though. Pretty remarkable. Except for one company's long-standing bulk audit kept the price under that threshold. That's got to be bud, right? I was saying the same thing. It's got to be Budweiser, man. The Super Bowl, the most watched TV event of the year. Ads just typically fluctuate based on the health of the economy. Let's see, both became tailwinds of Fox during this sale. Pretty cool. Yeah, it's huge. And, you know, one of the other things, just to bring it back to that streaming platform, when is Netflix or Amazon going to try and start paying for that type of a service, man? Because it seems like the... We just talked about Content is King with Disney. Yeah. Well, the, you know... Yeah, you know, Frozen 2 is quite a name. But guess what? The NFL, there's nothing like the NFL in terms of needing to watch it right now. There's no such thing as, you know, a library. If I just can't wait to see when they start to try and get into that. Whether it's even Facebook, you know, Facebook could... Facebook TV, what's to stop Zuckerberg from saying, you know what, man? We're going to try and corner the Facebook, the NFL market, and make everybody log on to Facebook to watch the NFL these days. Yeah. You just... It's bound to happen because that brand is strong as any. And it's kind of remarkable that all these streaming giants haven't tried to wade into that just yet. And the NFL, they're aware of, you know, they have such a good thing going right now. They don't want to... They don't have to risk things like, you know, Prime does. 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And you know, the Fed repo market folks, okay, they're going to be putting, the Fed's going to be putting lots of money into this economy coming into the end of the year. And so, November 25th, and this thing was over-subscribed last night. So, and they, what the Federal Reserve did, folks, is that they extended the repo market for 42 days. So, let's see. So, does that bring you into the first year, Tom? Yeah, it does. Interesting. Okay. Just above. That's what it did. And that's what they're trying to do, folks. So, what happens? Okay, so the Federal Reserve New York operations to inject cash into the financial system over the end of the year was over-subscribed on Monday indicating a thirst for year-end funding. Market participants submitted 49.05 billion in bids for the Fed's 42-day term repo operation. That was more than the 25 billion that was offered. So, picture, folks. They were only offering 25 billion. The bottom line is that the banks need 49 billion. You know, I suspect what we're going to see is that they'll up the deal, and they're going to make sure there's plenty of money in there, but this is really kind of intriguing, because what does happen is that when you're going into that market, too, folks, the bottom line, the other banking structures are looking at the banks that are going in there and say, okay, why do they need so much cash? Well, you know, so... We'll see where that's going to shake up, but that's quite an oldest description, right? There's no doubt about that. Well, it is what it is coming into the end of the year, too, I guess. That's what that comes down to, so... Bitcoin. Let's take a look at Bitcoin. Bitcoin is trading 72.41 XBT. Bitcoin took a hit last week. No doubt. Now, you're going to have slow markets. We get down to 65. Look at this thing. 65.30 today. Or maybe last night. That's hard to tell. Put this on. Yeah, this thing's got to come back inside like 7,700 to get back in a higher range. Yeah, you can always hide that lower panel down there if you want to expand that right-click and hide just so we can see the chart. I'm just following myself. There we go. What was that gap? Let's see. This is interesting. So there's a gap at 64.26, and we went to 65.30. Yeah, now I would only hesitate that gaps are everywhere in this market because they're not really true to the story that Bitcoin does not operate on NYSE hours, right? Right. If anything, they operate on weekends and European markets. I heard a cool story this morning. We'll have to see if we can find the story. Maybe you can find it this afternoon talking about a server farm over in Russia heard on Bloomberg that's pushing out tons of Bitcoin. And the reason why is that they're right next to a hydroelectric... The water. Yes, I saw that. Providing some of the cheapest electric in the world. And they got, I believe, 20,000 right now Bitcoin units that are pushing out Bitcoins. And they said that they can multiply that times three times if they want. I mean, it was just an interesting story. But that's as the price continues to fall, man. Yes. And that's what does happen, folks, is that there is no doubt the energy is one of the biggest deals out there inside the Bitcoin market. So if you can basically harness the energy to push the service to pump out the Bitcoin, that's when you really do pretty well. Because you are mining it. You are creating value. And the only question is how much does it cost you to mine, quote unquote, to create those Bitcoins? So energy, electric, basically your only cost outside of buying a computer that is fast enough to do it. Yeah. Water, huh? Isn't that Wildman? That is. I was just... Yeah, I got it. It's perked up when I heard that, right? Okay. I got it right now. Let's pull this over. The only other thing, I wonder how that plays out because I wouldn't trust anything in Russia, man. But maybe once you mine them, you can send them out of Russia quick enough that they might be able to stop a small amount. But it's not like you have a gold mine in Russia, right? Which I wouldn't trust for a moment. You got a Bitcoin mine where you're able to funnel them out the moment that they're mined and created, maybe. Yeah. I'm not sure, but there we go. So here's a story. It was opened a year ago, but it's already won clients from all over the world, including the U.S., Japan, and China. Look at this. And that was the headline that I said, whoa, who's putting their server farm in Russia from the U.S. or Japan, maybe China, I guess. And then I said, oh, it's Bitcoin miners. Okay. Yeah. So the company rents a building near the Brask aluminum plant. The world's largest single aluminum smelter was built by the USSR in the 60s along with nearby hydropower plant as energy is the largest cost in aluminum smelter. Yeah, for sure. That's why our core always basically was losing money. Look at that picture, man. That's awesome. You should see that if you're not, if you're wrapping your car, folks, it's three racks just server on top of server on top of server. So to put it, three stories of racks. Yeah. Not three racks, three stories of racks. I mean, I think they got 10 racks in every story. And it looks like a manufacturing plant as they would, right? Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So they got on-site engineers working 24 seven to keep things running on top of the supply. Another thing that makes Bratz an ideal place for crypto is the climate that's freezing because of all that heat. So it's the Siberian climate, low temperatures because those computers are heating up. Then you got to pay to cool them down. Pretty cool, man. Is that wild, man? It really is. Oh. I imagine we'll be hearing more about that. Yeah, Russian law doesn't recognize crypto mining. Okay, so they're saying it's not engaged in the mining itself. It only provides equipment to the data center and technical services, meaning its business is legal. Oh, my God. Well, yeah, that's only until Putin says it's not. Exactly. Yeah. And one of his oligarchs, anyway, is the one that came up with this. Right. Five years ago. There's just so many different ways that these things are basically coming online. It's pretty amazing, man. Here are all the stories of when Bitcoin was at 20,000, right? People creating their own mining operations. Those really went to the wayside when Bitcoin collapsed. Yes. But that's a lot of units picking up some of the slack over there. Oh, yeah. Of some of the units that got done away with and are probably never coming back for people who were building them as Bitcoin went to 20,000 and then lost a lot of money as it collapsed. Wild. Yeah. Absolutely wild. So small caps, they're still holding up, folks. The bottom line is that you get the IWM right now that's going after its last swing high. Actually, it already took it out. The swing high out here was $160.99. You're at $161.20 right now. You pull this back. And oh, I see the whole, it's at the top of the range. Oh, we're right there. Okay. So it's trying to take the whole top of the range out. The top of the range is $161.11. You're at $161.20. The top of the range was established, folks, the week of May 10th of this year. So we'll see. It's been basically in this consolidation going all the way back to October of 2018. So we're talking, what, 12 months. Hey, if we can look when we come back from the break, we'll finish it up. How about Hasbro? They got an upgrade, I think, as well. Toy season coming into Christmas, man. They're trading positive today. And you know what? I did get a little help that it was Elsa and Anna is frozen. Remember those names? Yeah. They'll be selling them at Hasbro, right? They sure will, exactly. Stay right there, folks. Come right back. 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For more information just click the Think or Swim banner on the front page of TFNN.com. Welcome back folks. We have the Dow up 88, Nasdaq up 101, S&P's up 18. That's a 1.1% move on the Nasdaq top side folks. 6 10 to 1% on the S&P's and 1.5% in the Dow industrials. And I think we got a new high for a print on the S&P and the Nasdaq I believe I saw the headline. Now the S&P I believe had a barely higher print pre-market one of the mornings. I remember 3132 being out there. I'm looking at the December contract of 3129 but maybe that's an intraday print record for the S&P. Yeah, I just brought up the cash. The cash is over that 3127. That was the number. We're at 3131 we hit 3131 50. Another day in the life man. No doubt. So Hasbro, yeah, Hasbro's gonna bottom line is it's a monster company. There's no two ways about that. It seems like whether we're talking cartoon characters the same type of deal meaning they have so much other content that has been around forever. And it's a high end consolidation. I mean it hit a high out here like five months ago of 126 or 98. They had quite the pullback, right? What was that on a week or a day that they broke? I remember the news there was something reported there. Maybe it was their earnings that came out. They really had quite a setback. But, you know, I imagine that they'll be around for the long haul. We'll see what price they'll be around at. Totally. Because, you know, if I remember anything, Tom, right? So picture folks, if you go back 20 years, right? The mantra on like Wall Street was that no, you know, Hasbro things are going digital. It's not going to be around. It's like, guess what, man? It's more than around because of the aspect of how many movies Disney come up with that they make the licensing deals, right? The kids watch them on the iPad and then they got to have the dolls, too, right? Yeah, totally. Stay right there, folks. We've got TD Ameritrade coming up next. 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