 Welcome folks, this is Tom O'Brien of TFNN. We have five days a week, we go seven hours a day, we go 24 hours a day on the internet at TFNN.com. Always remember folks, whatever you think about, you bring about whatever. You focus on growth, so everyone's having a great day, safe day, make it a great week, folks. Serve the one you love. Once you decide to be a couple of years, serve the one you love, to serve your love to your lover, and every kiss and every touch you feel pleased the one you love without expecting anything back. Muckin' eyes, let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industrial's up 42, Nasdaq up 69, S&P's up 16, gold contract on $7.30 straight in at 14.86 mounds. We have Silver Flat, $17.58. Silver's showing more strength than gold out here. Gold is down, you don't have any volume on the way down, but the bottom line, Silver is peeking its head higher. Oil, oil is down a half a buck trade and $53.35. We have light sweet notes and bonds. You get the 10 year down 13 ticks, 129, 20. 30 year off 27 ticks at 159, 12. Both of these down with dramatically lighter volumes. Pretty cool how this thing is shaking out actually. We're gonna take a look at the 30 year. You're gonna remember the 30th, what's it gonna be, that's gonna be next week. We're gonna have the Fed come out with another meeting, come out with a statement, and you know, right now, the Fed fund futures rate probability wise is that they are gonna come in with a cut. You know, 30 year right now, we are down 161,000 contracts. And that's anemic contract volume. That's going into folks, 460,000 contracts. Big number, big number. Dollar, dollar bottom line traded flat out here today. What we have, dollar came down last week with conviction, bottom line five days. We went from 98, 645 to 97, 629. Dollar wants to make its way down to the swing low of the 25th of June. That number is 95, 843. Now, it was intriguing about the dollar. You can make the case, technically this is for sure, is that this dollar wants to trade all the way back down to February of 2018, which is 88, 253. You take a look at this, what you're gonna see out here is that we did break the trend. And that trend's been, that's a long time, man. I mean, the bottom line, that's February of 2018. And what you're gonna see here, and you broke this trend with conviction, you know? So in order to basically technically say that this baby's gonna get higher again, you know, bottom line, you'd have to, here, I'll make this a better looking one for you. So let's try this once again. So we get this trend line, set this baby up. And what you're gonna see is that we broke that and we broke it with conviction. You know, in order to get above the trend right now again, you'd have to get on the other side of 97,333. So the way this is set up on a longer term basis is saying that, yes, it can get down into that 88, 253 mark. Now, if we go over and we take a look at what could make that happen, you'd get into the euro first, bottom line, euro, you know, last three weeks, we just went from 108 to 111, euro had broken its downtrend, that they, there's a lot of downtrends, but this one is from 114. Euro looks like 114 is gonna be game and we'll see how it shakes out from that particular point. The pound, the British pound also bottom line, higher price, the pound took off like a rocket ship about two weeks ago from 121 to 130. This pound is set up to get into the 133 mark. It looks pretty, yeah, 133.88. And you know, guess what? If you launch 133.88, there's no reason the pound can't get up to that 143. Now, there's no doubt they're still dealing with Brexit and all the above over there, but what we have found out technically is that it looks like as soon as the deal, any kind of deal gets signed, any kind of deal, you're gonna see the euro as well as the pound go to higher price. The wild card out here for us that are in the metals market is the yen. What we have with the yen out here, the yen is at 108.59, backed off the 108.94. You know, there's a swing point up here at 109.32 that if you are bullish in the gold market, you don't wanna see that basically get taken out. Why? Because the weaker yen sets up weaker gold. And the thing that's pretty incredible inside the yen is that the Bank of Japan bottom line, said that they're gonna basically continue to basically not try to weaken the yen, but the bottom line is that they certainly don't want it to get stronger. And they said for the first time in approximately 10 to 15 years, that they felt that they were expanding somewhat. And you think that right off the bat, that okay, that yen could get stronger, but the bottom line, it didn't. It's an inflection point right at that 109 area. That's the number you wanna keep a close eye on. Some of the higher volume equities out here today, and we will have a low volume market out here once again. You get Bank of America up 72 cents, Halliburton is up a buck. You get Apple, Apple's moving. Apple's got the composite going. Apple's at a new all-time high. Up $4.24, 240 bucks. 240 bucks, amazing. Boeing is down $14. Boeing is giving the Dow industrials a conniption out here. 13 million shares of monster volume. We did 13.5 million on Friday. And if we do go take a look at Boeing, what you're gonna see, how this setup is out here, is that you have a high volume low sitting. Let me pull this back a bit. You're gonna see the bottom of the consolidation. It's amazing how long it takes actually to come down and hit these sometimes. So the bottom of the consolidation is $292. Boeing has been laying at basically the same place now since January of 2018. We've bred broken topside, went 295 to 360, made an all-time high out here. March of 2019, that lumbar was at 446. Now it's making its way back down to the lower end of this. And let's see, so we get 10 days left. Even though what you have there at Boeing is this. Even though we have come down volume on the dailies, let me see what the weeklies are. The monthlies are still light volume here. Let me see this on a weekly. So on a weekly, you're coming into $16 million. We've done 13. Oh, it's only Monday. Yeah, yeah, we're coming down with some volume, man. We're coming down with some volume. No doubt about that. Boeing's got its own problems cut out for it. Stay right there, folks. We're gonna be coming back when we come back with our man, Mr. Dave Mazza. Dave is the managing director, head of product development at Direction Shares. And of course, we all trade these triples. Dave and I come right back, folks. Stay right there.