 Let's get over to our man, Mr. Steve Rhodes, as we do each and every Monday at 20 past the hour. And don't forget, Steve, that Steve does an outstanding show here. Every trading day, folks, 10 to 11 Eastern stand in the time, also has a great newsletter on Mastering Probability. Now, it's very easy to get Steve's newsletter, Mastering Probability. Come over to our website at TFN, you're going to go right under Newsletters, you're going to hit Mastering Probability on the right-hand side, and you're going to hit Subscribe, and you get Mastering Probability for one month for $149. You get it for six months for $695, which is a savings of $199 or 22 percent. You get it for one year for $1195, which is a savings of $593 or 33 percent. Now, folks, they all come with a 30-day money-back guarantee. Go get it. You can keep it for 29 days. It works for you. Just keep it. It doesn't work for you for some reason. You'll get your money back. Steve Rhodes, I heard we got a new Tiger at 5.33 this morning. We did 20.5 inches and six pounds, 13 ounces. Congratulations, man. Thank you. So cool. Thank you. So cool. Yeah, number six. Number six. I said, you said, now you got a hockey team, man. We do. We do. We do. But it was 56 hours of labor for my daughter. Wow. Oh, so. And there was some touch-and-go time periods there. So the umbilical cord ended up getting wrapped around his neck. Thank God for those doctors, man. I'm telling you. Yeah, you know, when I finally talked to my daughter after the show today, she said, you know, there was a period of time where all of a sudden there were like 25 doctors in there. Yep. And you know, really monitoring things. But it all worked out in the end. It's a beautiful thing. You know, didn't have to go wheel down and get a C-section and everybody's doing just great. So cool. Yeah. It is a beautiful thing. Huge. I love it. Yeah. Totally. I mean, for guys like you and I, with our grandkids and everything, you know, many people around the globe, they're calling for an end of the world, or the end of the U.S. dollar, or an end of the bull market. Yeah. But like our good friend from Game Day on Saturday, Lee Corsell likes to say, not so fast. I love it. So that's what today's workshop is, or workshop, I should say today's review of what I'll share with you and the listeners out there, the viewers out there, is really what it's all about. And instead, I've just taken a look at the world coming to an end. It's more like the game of dominoes, so to speak, or stacking up the dominoes where they'll fall one at a time. And so as the first domino, the real first domino, and you were really talking about a little bit earlier with regard to risk out there and what's going on overseas, is the first domino drop is really going to be inside of Europe. And that's what really sends a capital to the U.S. In this case here, it happens to be the U.S. dollar. So the safe haven asset is absolutely new, coined it years ago, is the king, king dollar out there. And if we take a look at year to date, now these are yearly charts that we're taking a look at here, what people will see is the U.S. dollar index year over year is up 18 percent, like we crude up 22 percent. If you take a look at the S&P and bonds, S&P down 24 percent, bonds down 22 percent, so much for the 60-40 deal out there, it emerged in markets are off 25 percent. Gold as well is down 8 percent. So that's the year over year. And truly the U.S. dollar is the safe haven. Now the Federal Reserve has communicated to us that we're in a period of rising interest rates, just like what's his name, our Federal Reserve chairman, Paul. Yeah, Paul, remember he had the famous quote, I'm not even thinking about raising interest rates, right? Now it's kind of like what he came out with at the last conference was I'm not thinking about even thinking about not raising interest rates. So he's already told us clearly what they've said. And I heard your comments about Brainerd and maybe people are talking about a potential reversal out here. But the thing is when we take a look at the U.S. dollar index, if we take a look at his comments, we take a look at the A to B equal CD patterns. And it's unusual, Tom, to find a yearly A to B equal CD pattern. But that's what we've got going on inside the king right now. It was shown on the screen and the first move, the first A to B equal CD projection is 120, 121 would be the area. But more likely than not, this will do more than a one to one A to B equal CD. And the reason I suggest that is because that retracement that took place was only about a 48 percent retracement. So much less than a 61.8. Those typically, when you do less than a 0.618 retracement on that B to C like you'll do more than a one to one. So the targets for the U.S. dollar 121 to 129. And throughout history, there have been periods of time where we have economic and geopolitical turmoil. And when we have that, capital just simply flees areas. It looks for where it has more confidence. So when the G5 was formed in 85, they chased capital out of the U.S. That culminated in the 87 crash. Then capital moved to China. That caused a bubble to burst in 1989. Then capital moved to Southeast Asia. That created a bubble in 1994. Then in 1995, the Euro top capital moved back to the U.S. That created the dot com bubble. 2002, capital began pouring back into mortgages. That led to the 2007 real estate crash. Next up was gold. That peaked in 2011. Then capital began shifting back to the Dow in June of 2014 when the ECB went to negative interest rates. And yes, we have political turmoil in the U.S. But we're the best of the worst, or we're certainly not the worst out there. Sure, I sure. And we take a look at the king. I know you've shared the statistic with folks before. The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, they estimate that 80% of the $100 bills in circulation are held overseas by foreign investors. And that's how strong the U.S. dollar. And anybody who's traveled overseas, maybe they've reached their pocket. They didn't have the local currency. Wouldn't matter whether it's euros or pounds. If you offer that restaurant or wherever you're gonna purchase U.S. dollars, they'll take it. They can give you a big kiss. Exactly. You don't see that in the U.S., do you? You don't see people saying, hey, will you take my Euro? People would look at them cross-eyed. So the lack of competence in the Euro, we took a look at an A to B equal CD to the upside for the dollar. There's also an A to B equal CD to the downside in the Euro. And that gives us, in that price projection, that B to C retrace was only 38%. So like a 0.382 retracement there. That really tells us that we're likely to see more than a one to one A to B equal CD to the downside. So the one to one price projection around 69 cents for the Euro, 53 cents is a likely price target out there. Boy, wouldn't that be fun to be over in Europe with U.S. dollars when we see that? We are gonna have a target meeting in Europe. Yeah, yeah. I mean, yep, absolutely. So capital should continue to flow out of Europe folks into the U.S. Most people don't even realize that the European Central Bank can actually go bankrupt. The EU doesn't issue its own debt, instead it depends on revenue from its member states out there. And they've asked for more money ever since Brexit out there. So things are really difficult over there. And if we take a look at emerging markets, we had taken a look at what emerging markets have done year to year. According to the latest Bank of International Settlements, there's 13 trillion dollars of U.S. to nominated debt out there. With the U.S. dollar moving higher, that's really gonna create a major havoc inside those emerging markets out there. This chart here, folks, it's a daily correlation for the U.S. dollar in gold. The bars that are below this zero line, they indicate an inverse correlation. But gold, like all asset classes, needs to be measured in all the major currencies. If we take a look at gold, price in yen, it's really not that far from it's all time high out there. So I'm not looking for a crash as the dollar moves higher in gold, nor are we looking for that in the case of the S&P 500. But what I am looking for is I'm still looking for the Dow to pull back and bottom out at around 24,843, if we want to be exact. That's a beautiful thing, I like that. Folks, come over to our website at TFNN. You're gonna hit the newsletters, you're gonna see the master in probability right on the right-hand side. You hit it and you're off to the races. Congratulations against the- Thanks, Tom, appreciate it. And that was a great update, man. You know what's interesting about that dollar, man, it's almost too easy, folks, for that 121, which is the high. That's right. Have a great one, have a safe one.