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And again, that volume just not coming in. So the mark is more on the brittle side than on the strong side. Up 105, is that right? Let me update this just to make darn sure. Up 105 on the Dow, NASDAQ's up 98. The Russell's up 12. And we'll take a look at what we have in the... Oh, and the... Where is that? They've moved it on me. Okay. Markets, features and commodities. There's we go. Gold's down $15.20. Silver's down 38 cents. Platinum down just about 20 copper. $2.66. Not anywhere close to signaling any kind of inflation. That kind of comes around the $3 mark. So still hovering around there. When we look at crude, oil down a quarter at 53.74. When we get to the almighty dollar, it's up 20 cents at 96.69. It's kind of been bouncing around in this area. You got up to... What can you say? Let's call it 96.85 earlier in the trading day. So we're down a little bit out there. Certainly had a big gap up. And of course, all the associated who-ha-ha from last week. And I don't get to say who-ha-ha as much as I would like. I think I'll say it once again later in the show, maybe. No real earnings coming up on Wednesday after the bell. I think you got a few things. You got Lululemon, restoration hardware. But that's about it. You get into Thursday. You got Duluth Holdings and make underwear. I mean, that's not going to move the markets. And you've got really into Thursday after the close where you've got a Vago, which is really going to be the first thing. And of course, Friday morning, a whole lot of nothing. Next week, you get into much of anything. The answer is not really. So we've got a market that is kind of wandering around for news. And literally anything can move the S&P's 10 points one way or the other now. But there's just not a lot of reason for people so far to think that the downside is the end everybody's been predicting for forever. We're going to get these sharp pullbacks as we did. And then the question is whether or not you have the guts to actually buy those lows. The hog pits of the 1970s. And actually I hear it two different ways. In the 30s and the 70s. But maybe in the 30s, it sounds better, doesn't it? Sell them why they're yelling and buy them why they're crying. And we did that in both newsletters with both hands and being rewarded handsomely so far. But you got to buy it when it's on sale. You got to sell it when everybody's euphoric. And we kind of done that. I'm a little nervous about holding equities short term up here because they can instantly turn around. And we've got a couple of emails already asking me if I'm really worried about this test of the Psy. And the answer is not yet. I can be. But I'm going to assume that there are 4,000 people that I probably just know that would say I've got a short 2900. And that's kind of the thing that you don't want to do. You want to be the shorter when everybody else is not thinking about shorting. In fact, earlier in the day, someone brought up beyond meats. And whether they should buy some out of the money puts on it. And I don't have any problem with that. But generally what you want in one of the re, especially in these highly shorted stocks, what you want them to do is actually quit shorting. Give up. Because generally the reason these things go to such incredible levels on the markets is because people just keep shorting and getting squeezed out, shorted and getting squeezed out. Which are the weakest hands in the market almost always. And so if you're on that side, you got to make sure that the, the, the both the stock and the market are headed down. And also cover when you can and not when you have to. What is that beyond meat? Because I was bringing it up earlier in the day. Maybe I've got it on here. There is BYND. Okay. And beyond meat, probably beyond food. Of course, this continues to go higher. But in this chart, I can show you that black part of that volume bar is what people were shorting. So Friday gaps up and what do they do? They short the living daylight out of it. I don't have the numbers yet for today, but that will continue. If we continue to look at BYND on the daily numbers, which we don't know how many people covered before the end of the day, but we know how many trades started as a short position in a given day. And on Friday, that was 25%. The day before that just 17%. But the day before that 28%, 28%, 29%, 31%, 30%, 29%, 30%, 30%. I think you're kind of getting the idea that if these things are, if a market maker needs to make a market, he may account for 6% to 8% in a given day on an average stock. Maybe on a stock like this, maybe it's 10% or 12%. But if a lot of people ask me why I decided to go ahead and pull the trigger back on Tesla when we shorted that at 340 or 345, earlier in the year, and that was it. If you looked at the daily shorting, they finally gave up. No one had the gumption to pull the trigger. And that's generally when the stocks really roll over. So watch that FINRA daily short numbers on Beyond Meat, Beyond Food. Soilet green is people, folks. The TAS Profile Scanner is the most revolutionary piece of trading software that you will ever try. Wouldn't you like to approach the markets with confidence? As you begin your trading day, it's likely that you'll be faced with lots of decisions. In order to make the best decision, the first thing you'll need is a strategy that will help you minimize your risks. Whether we're in a bull or bear market, a good strategy is to have the tools needed to help you scan and analyze the markets before you trade. The TAS Profile Scanner instantly scans and filters over 2,500 global financial markets, such as stocks, ETFs, commodity futures, and forex. 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TFNN.com Educating Investors. Call now toll-free at 1-877-927-6648 internationally at 727-873-7618. It is nothing but history repeating. On this day in 1858, two ships head out to begin work on what will become the first operational transatlantic cable. Previous attempts at laying a transatlantic cable had failed, designed for telegraph operation. The cable run is completed on August 5th and the first message sent August 12th. However, the cable fails on September 18th. The repair was not possible at that time. It would take another almost 17 years to lay the cable for a variety of reasons. A lot of people thought that there was actually sabotage involved to do this for competitors and other reasons. But it took several attempts and finally they started to figure out, of course they didn't have plastics at those times, and they had a thing called a guttopurcha, which is a bunch of goo that comes out of a tree, kind of like rubber that they wrapped it in. But trying to figure out, they didn't even know how deep the ocean was. It was just deep. They didn't know that at some points out there it was 5,000 feet deep, a thousand times the pressure at sea level. So any little pinprick would be easily let water get in. And they had to just work around it. They did it, tried to fix it. Couldn't figure out how to fix cables and pick them up. They finally figured that out. Then we ran smack dab into the Uncivil War. I'm not going to call it civil war anymore. Seemed very uncivil to me. And it had a couple of years on 1978. So yeah, about 30 years in the making. But finally once it got working, that was it. We've always had at least communications from what now about 135 years with Europe and the rest of the world at a moment's notice. Okay, what else is going on today? Well, we'll get into some charts, take a look at that. S&P kind of pulling back a little bit. There was some news about a helicopter hitting a high rise somewhere in New York. And they may have just automatically reacted to that news. Who knows what'll happen by the end of the day. We're still up 14 points on the S&P cash. Still up 80 points on the Dow. So we'll keep a close eye on that and see whether or not. You know, like as I said, we've got some fairly light volume. It's not all that exciting. Now Wednesday, of course, starts options expiration. And on options expiration, you've got everybody going delta neutral. So expect basically the unexpected on Wednesday to get some volatility in the market. But that's the day they kind of set where the bottom of the market should be about 80% of the time. So for anywhere in this area, it looks like we'll continue hanging out for the idea that there will be some resolution to the trade announcement. But we'll continue to do that. 2088 40 on the S&P cash already on the blower. Today we've got a UVXY calls. No, I don't think so UVXY. Let's take a quick look at it. UVXY calls pretty much have to see a couple of things. And that's one that you're not in options expiration because that's more than anything. Probably sets a floor on it for Wednesday. You have to have some fairly outrageous or ex extenuating circumstance. I think to get them. You also have to have the two waves of the longer term, shorter term of that line up. And I was watching a special or something on, I don't know why it was National Geographic or something else. But it was actually talking about why they put these bulbous bows on the begin on the front of these big cruise ships. And if you ever looked at it, it looks like a giant torpedo right at the waterline that gets a little bit forward of the ship. And the size and shape of that all is engineered to cancel out the waves that go down the side of the ship. If you cancel out the waves, then basically there's a whole lot less friction as you go through the water. You got kind of the same thing. You've got to find out where the waves meet. And right now I don't see now could, but you don't have a overwhelming reason and position to go back into them. Again, you're probably looking, I think when we got those were in May or right around that third of May. And you had kind of a very good setup. You know, you weren't into options exploration quite yet. You just gotten over fun buying. I mean, there's a lot of reasons to look for these waves to match up right after the end of fun buying first couple of weeks before you get into options exploration last week. Now, could we have a dip? We could. But to me, the next real big movement in this market is probably going to be after the 4th of July. We had kind of a real change. It took about a week to get it going because of all the negative news. But we certainly had a sea change in attitude coming out of that Memorial Day weekend. And the next big one we'll have will probably be for the 4th of July, which reminds me, I've got to put my vacation days up. So, you know, you've got a few things going on. I just not going to get too excited about pulling the trigger short without a extraordinary reason to do so. And I don't cease one yet. We keep on pushing back up, but we'd have to have some fairly negative news. The market continues to do fairly well. Earnings are okay, even though everybody's predicting doom and gloom because of the trade issues. But again, everybody, you know, as soon as I quit seeing everybody short, shorting again, I'll start to worry. At the moment, I see a lot of reasons for people that are going to keep shorting. Doesn't mean the market won't go down, but generally it doesn't go down very fast. When there's nobody to buy, no natural buyers, that is just another reason to do so. Yeah, we talked about that on Friday with Lonnie for these. And whether or not this is exactly like Tilleroy. And again, I think what you want to see is that these things quit getting shorted. And I just don't see that yet. They're still kind of shorting these things. When everybody gives up and everybody's euphoric and the shorts have given up, that's generally where the market or stock turns. See, we have anything else going on here real quick before we get into stocks in the next segment. That's it. We'll look at some other things. I'll look at some of the big stocks and we'll kind of drill down into some others and see if there's anything going on. Anything's shaking. Be back in a minute. Path of least resistance is David White's daily trading newsletter. And if you're looking for active trading ideas, then now is a perfect time for a 30-day free trial to this powerful daily trading advisory service. David uses his years of trading experience to offer his subscribers his trading ideas each morning in his Path of Lease Resistance newsletter. 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Now, you got two gaps in there. You want to watch for a third. I certainly wouldn't be shorting Microsoft right now. Nvidia, on this one, you really wanted to go test the 124.46 level to really get a decent low end. You haven't done that. You got to 132.60, the June 3rd low, and you've bounced. I still suspect that you could get that 124.46 from the December 26th low in FLX. And what do we have here? Certainly, you've got kind of a reversal candle on Netflix today. It never had a lot of volume. We continue to think, or a lot of people continue to think that there's going to be spending way too much money expanding into the rest of the world, hurting earnings going forward. At the same time, everybody wants to think that there's some kind of monopoly. I just don't see why anybody else in the world that has some cash that wants to do the same thing can't in the world. So I don't see, you know, there's a, you know, being an incumbent, being the monopoly is one thing. But you know what? I continue to look every month, new stuff and see if there's anything I want to watch on it. And maybe Amazon just makes more things I want to watch. Or maybe the fact that I get free shipping at the same time that I'm paying for the movies and TVs, just maybe a little bit different out there. Lots of people are looking at my LinkedIn profile, but that's a phony one. It's not even my real name. Little do they know. You have to have a very good algorithm to beat my stuff. Okay. We looked at Netflix. Let's take a quick look at Apple and some of the other ones. Again, you had three gaps on the way down. You're basically filling that gap today on Apple that goes back to the 13th of May, came down with 57.4 million shares. You got 19.3 now. And again, I don't think this thing is going to instantly roll over. I could be wrong, but my guess is that maybe you get a little volatility into Wednesday and then you set some kind of low. We kind of meander around a little while. You get past options expiration on the 21st. Maybe you get a handful of days into weakness going into fund buying at the end of the month. And maybe we get a little bit more clues there. But right now I don't see that much. Question about the SMHs. As we said, Vago's coming up, but there's not much out there. You're basically filling this big gap down lower that continues from the 13th of May. And you had kind of like some attempts to fill it, but they rolled over fairly quickly. You were up on the second gap off the low in the SMHs. And you actually have a little bit more volume today. You've got about 13 million. You've got about 6.8 million. So not that much happening in the world of what's happening now. See, I want to look at some other scans. Apple question about AMD. Of course, you can email me at path at tfnn.com. You can call me at 877-927-6648 or put a message in the den. And that catches me up with the emails right now. Okay, I see why you want to be looking at advanced micro devices. We are now challenging the September 13th high, $34.14. That had 304 million shares up into it and spiking it today with, now it's called 79 million shares. So, kind of interesting. But again, I think if you're going to get a signal, it's going to be bright and extraordinary. It's not going to be subtle now, like our last kind of high was. If we're going to get a high that is shortable, it's going to be something rather spectacular this time. Not the kind of biting your fingernails. When I was short last time we were up here. Abbott Labs, ABT. Testing its previous high, $80.74. That's the April 1st high that had 12 million shares in it today with two and a half million shares. So, again, we're running smack dab into a great deal of resistance and a lot of different stocks. What else do we have? AZN, AstraZeneca. And there just hasn't been any volume or really exciting movement since the low back on April 30th. It kind of came back and retested it on lighter volume, which set up this move higher. There's not much going on there. Let's take a look at the IBB. You've had a little bit of juice off the bottom, but the last two days have been not much. Got a little bit of a resistance level today. BBBY, bed, bath, and below is back looking to try the $10.46 low that has never been tested from December 24th. That had three and a half million shares. You've got a lot of energy to go back and test $10.46. Brooks Automotive, or Automation, trying to break out from its high, 8.3 million shares on August 28th, $39.65. Today, just 300,000 shares. So we can see that everybody wants to get up to these highs. No one really wants to buy the breakouts, which we continue on with. See what else is in my list of stuff. Did we do Apple? I don't think we did Apple yet. AAPL. Oh, yeah. Back into this gap. Okay. So we did that. Carbonite. 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That's TFNN.com and hit watch Tiger TV for the latest market information. And we brought up Canadian solar last week as it comes back in. This huge gap down on the 21st of March this year came down with five and a half million shares. Tried to get into it early May on 1.7 million shares. Friday 800,000 shares today back into it with 343,000. So continues to look rather weak. CSX, we take a look at this one coming back up to the gap down on the 7th of May. That came down with 5.4 million shares up today with 1.45 so far. So again, fairly weak. What do we have? Duncan Donuts, breaking out or trying to break out anyway. Not a lot of juice, but the $76.78 high from September 11th, 2018. But they had 840,000 shares trying to get through it to 570. So not that bad on Friday had about 800,000 about the same volume, not a rousing endorsement. But there are a lot of others out here that are more wicked on breaking highs with lighter volume. That's at least the same volume. What do we have? Dust. Do you ST giving us a signal here? Maybe. You've got the last low in the gold miners bare 3X on February 20th. That was $15.75. Nine million shares. Nine. I guess I'm turning German. Got into it with 5. 5.7 million shares on Friday. A little gap back to the opposite way with a move on gold. Resistance will come in at about 19. And we'll see what happens there to see what else is on my list. Fitbit. We haven't looked at that one for a while. Fitbit. $4.23. That's a nine million share low. From October 29th, you've got into that minus a dime on Friday, but also minus some volume. Nine million shares back in October. We'll call it 5.7 million shares on Friday. And a little bounce out here. Energy was still too much on the way down to get too excited about these wearable companies. You know, I haven't looked at GoPro for a while. Let's see what it's doing. G-P-R-O. The only salvation is the biggest competitor to this is China. And if we do get tariffs, this one could actually come back from the dead. And with a monstrous amount of shorts in it could clean some people's clocks. But we'll keep an eye on that and see whether or not it actually does come back. If the tariffs do go into effect, but do keep an eye on that one. You got, you know, occasionally a little bounces out of this thing. Groupon, GRPN. Still see ads. I don't see much going on in this. Just bouncing around. HIG, HIG, Hartford Financial Services. No big signal in that one. I-A-G, I am gold. Got back up to its gap down. That had 19 million shares back on May 7th, not that long ago. So when we got into it four days ago, 8 million shares, 6.5, 3.5 today, just 2.4 million shares. But certainly nothing compared to that 18 million share or 19 million share down day on the 7th of May for I am gold. I haven't looked at keys in a little while on the show. I did have a nice little pop. You've got one gap, two gaps. 85 bucks is where this thing is going to hit fairly massive resistance levels. Coolit and Sofa, one of the big semiconductor companies, makes a lot of technology for gluing chips on boards and connecting leads and a bunch of other stuff. Actually the mechanics of making a chip. Now this thing's got a fairly decent retracement already. Let's see what we got here. You're up about that. 21.89 would have been a 50% retracement. You got to 22.01 today, so in that 50% trade. We're going to go to Mike in Toronto. How are you doing today, Mike? Hi, thanks for taking my call. I want to look at the NASDAQ list of stock, the trade desk, TTD. Yep, up and away. Yeah. Are you long this now? I'm just watching. It's a new 52-week high. Yep. Not doing it on tremendous volume. You got 1.3 million shares on May 3rd. On Friday you had 1.9, so you had enough to break that high on May 3rd. Is there a measure? 4 million shares today, so it's got it. Do you see a measure? Not at all. Does it have an ultimate target? Well, I would say your target's higher. I would tell you what I would want if I wanted to get into it, and that is you've got great confluence right at 200 bucks. 1.99205. If you could get it there and it came back on light volume, that may set up. Right now I wouldn't chase it. If this is an ABC, let's take a look at it here. Did these stocks go to round numbers? Excuse me? 300, 350. Does the market maker push these things up up into these levels into a round number? That's where they exhaust themselves? I don't know if they're looking so much as that. If we do an ABC, you're basically looking at 1 to 1 is 293. 1 to 382 is 340. So if this is an ABC, I can't chase stocks and I won't tell other people to do it. But this could be a huge ABC on the way up. That's where I'm saying confluence-wise would be the only way I could touch this. But you know what? There is beautiful confluence. So if you get the pullback to that 200 to 205 area on light volume, that's probably the best place you can buy that. If it closes below like 195, then you'd have to stop out. But for about a 5% risk in a stock, that would be it. You may just get, you know, if the market turns nasty or something, this could pull back there and still not run the bullish version of this chart and still set up that rather large ABC up to almost 300 bucks. Couple the gap there. 165. I see a double top at 165. Yeah. We'll be back in a minute. If you want to hang on, you certainly can, Mike. And we'll look at a few other stocks before the end of the day. We'll be back in a minute. As well as provide great market calls to sign up today. We'll be back in a minute. We'll be back in a minute. We'll be back in a minute. And Mike is still on the line. What else is going on, Mike? Because he's not on the line. What else do we have? Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. Data. We had a couple of days on the upside, maybe a few people knew, but not that many. Now, Data is a company that makes dashboards for CEOs. I always wondered whether they could make it by themselves. This is a pretty nice acquisition for Salesforce. And why the software that they make is kind of limited in scope to executives, not something that your production line guy is gonna use for data. It does let you know everything that's going on with this kind of looking, they call them dashboards or control panels, but it allows you to look at a lot of data and have something like a gas gauge and an oil gauge and indicator lights that tell you where things are going wrong. So you can kind of, if you're in a big executive, you can kind of go in there and look at a couple of these each day and notice the trends and whether or not there's anything you need to look at. Let's take a quick look at CRM. You gotta pull back here, of course, on it spending the money, but it's not all that bad. Again, CRM just in a long drawn out consolidation sideways, so not much to say about it. In the meantime, you wanna sell when you can, not when you have to. And of course, what you wanna do is see us tomorrow, same bat channel, Sam Bat Time.