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Certainly when we get into those CPI numbers we'll probably break out one way or the other and then we'll hurry up and wait again for earnings numbers on Thursday. But that's kind of it so we'll have some headline risk Wednesday and Thursday. I don't think that there's a lot of reasons to get in front of this if you're not trading on a five minute chart. But option market makers do not think that there's a high probability that we either break down or up out of this range before the numbers on Wednesday and even then kind of looks maybe like more they're looking toward the earnings on Thursday. 877-927-6648 is the number to reach me with your dulcet tones and questions. You can also always email me at path at tfnn.com. See what else we have going on here. Well let's do a little bit of history and then we'll get moving on. On this day in 1979 the first American space station Skylab re-enters the earth's atmosphere and burns up after plans for keeping it in orbit failed to materialize. Fragments of Skylab fell around Perth Australia killing one cow. Since then almost all satellites have been programmed to fall into the ocean on the west side of Australia since there's not a whole lot between Madagascar and Australia. As we found out much later in Malaysian airlines 370s crashed where there just isn't anything out there. One of the most lonely least trafficked and forgotten parts of the entire world. I think you get more people looking at the Antarctic and the North Pole than you do anything else. But that was kind of it. Not much happened. I remember we went to a big party and there were many drinking games played but occasionally everything comes in. I think there's one lady that actually has been hit by a piece of space junk and so far no human killed. She was in I think like on a lounger or on a maybe she was in bed. I can't remember. I'll remember she wasn't doing anything and a piece of junk came through the ceiling and hit her in the leg from some satellite. She went a bunch of money from it but that's about it. Things fall down. What goes up must come down just generally a lot longer than these low earth things that are out there which eventually will all have to come back to earth. 8779276648 did have a question on Friday that I said I had answered the day and they were asking about databases and they really didn't understand the differences between them. What is a database? Why would a company say they're a data warehouse? What's a data lake? And there's a lot of things to think about but it's a big sector. You've got Oracle who's traditionally thought as a database company but probably the short description we got about three and a half minutes here to go. A database gets information. It's very specific and it tends to I mean the old thought of a database was accounting. It kept certain small numbers of things and it could sort those things very well but you had to index what you wanted to look for. The big difference between a database and a data warehouse is you may have lots of databases and they may all plugged into a data warehouse product and that summarizes and reports it. Think of all the transactions that you may have local places around the United States for Amazon as everybody orders from them and they have their own databases at their own local hub and they control maybe four or five shipping outlets or maybe 500 who knows. But eventually you've got to consolidate all of that and one of the reasons you don't want to consolidate all that information but kind of just the high level averages and major numbers is that you just wouldn't be able to keep up with the amount of data coming in. So databases feed into data warehouses where they do summaries and reporting much like we look at moving averages that's kind of stuff that a data warehouse does. Databases can be different. Traditionally databases work on numbers but there are more databases now like MongoDB they're called no SQL databases that search documents. There's also databases for videos like on YouTube. A data lake is a kind of product that various databases can dump into where it may not be known up front what kind of data is actually coming. So a data lake is kind of you don't really know what's going to be there. So you throw it all in there kind of like YouTube also. There may be video or audio. There may be all kinds of different things. There may be documents. There may be accounting and you'll fish the data out of the data lake later to maybe do some processing on it. But there are databases and data warehouses and data lakes. These are all part of a thing called online analytical processing or OLAP as it's talked about in the industry. But databases feed into data warehouses where summaries and reporting and decisions are made. Databases are the last line of defense where if the data doesn't come into the database you're never going to be able to get it. It gets summarized in a data warehouse and if you don't know what to do with that you throw it in the data lake and then maybe one day you go back to the data lake and you start looking and that's kind of Amazon. We'll finish this up when we return. We'll be back in a minute. Booming inflation, we are purchasing powers eroded. There's no better place to protect your harder and money than in gold. Vista Gold's flagship asset is the Monk Todd Gold Project in the northern territory of Australia. This is Australia's largest undeveloped gold project. We are talking a world-class gold project in a tier one mining district. This is a large-scale, low-cost project with significant existing infrastructure and a politically safe and friendly mining jurisdiction. 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You need to be able to bring it down to something you can see. So you need to know how much kind of roughly money you've got coming in, but it doesn't matter to the dollar. But data warehouses are all summaries and reporting and generally they have some kind of lag time. Databases can be, don't have to be, but can be instantaneous. So there's a separation where you'll have lots of databases that feed into maybe a data warehouse and those will give you the executive high level summary of what you want. Sometimes you don't know what you want, right? And you want to store it anyway. Data lakes or where you throw everything in there. And then maybe you use some kind of machine learning to figure things out. This is much more like Amazon or Google with YouTube. They'll see you over on Google searching for something and then they'll push something either on Amazon because they sold the data to them, but you don't know how all that stuff is going to fit together. I watched a video and then suddenly I started getting emails from Google ads since or I start seeing ads pop up. So there's a lot of different ways that things can come together. Data lakes are really for that kind of artificial intelligence, machine learning, where you're not exactly sure what's going on, but you're going to have somebody kind of research it and try to put together the more common events that lead to someone making a purchase or something you want to shove in front of them. So anyway, it's a huge business. Somebody in the den said it was a dead man. Yeah, I'm not going to get way into the weeds because these things are very technical. Just on a 30,000 foot view, this is the major issues that you're looking at there in the way that they work. You don't need to know everything about these stocks to trade them, but you do kind of know probably the best thing that Dan brought up in the den was barriers to entry. Databases take a long time to get worked out. They have to be one of the few things in software that kind of have to almost be perfect and they're still not. Data warehouses are fairly new. Data lakes are kind of new and they're still kind of working out all the features and there's a lot from what they do, but that's kind of the 30,000 foot view of what these things are and that's why you want to know which branch they're in. But databases, as I said, could be things from accounting to documents like a docu. You want to be able to put stuff in and go back and look for it later, but it doesn't really apply itself to traditional databases where you're looking up by a number or a date or some small piece of information. Let's say that you're looking for articles in the newspapers. Something that is a document database would be much better if you're looking for people's names or dates of birth or death or all the other things that could be on online media that are articles that aren't in the headlines. Ideally, you look in the headlines, but a lot of times it's deeper. So you can have traditional databases, you can have document databases, you can have databases of images and databases of videos, databases of just about any kind of stuff and each one does well at kind of its own mission and those are joined later together in the data warehouse and data lakes. Anyway, just an issue. I guess we've got a few things going on here. Did bring up snow. We haven't looked at that one in a long time, so we'll do that now to and reset it here. What do you got? Yeah, just like everything, we're kind of, we're not backing off the previous highs, but we didn't have enough volume the first time. Eight and a half million shares on Snowflake, that was the May 13th high, 159.72, eight and a half million shares, 6.3 million shares. So you're about 25% light on Friday. Today's going, I do like kind of the energy was fairly good. You had a good day on the 23rd of June to pop this up and over a double gap. And you know, one of the things I was always, when I wrote the software was just how many times you see gaps being hit by double gaps and then getting retested. So my thought would be if you're not long this now, I mean, the real risk reward comes back in. If you can come back, get into that double gap, test it on lighter volume and go higher. But kind of a risky thing out here with the lighter volume and that double gap down below. I got some more emails coming in. Duke, D UK or duck, Duke energy. I mean, you're on a, you know, you can kind of draw a kind of a small curved dome up here. I mean, you've got your bounce. You got a fairly decent retracement off the lows. Let's see here. Well, you did more than a 618 retracement. 1077 was that off the first move. 10890 was off the bigger one 10837 off even the larger Fibonacci number if you're looking for it. You got a wide range and you've got high volume at the lows that 9687 low from June 17th is open and it's not been retested. So I'm a big fan of waiting another 30 days till the end of the summer. We're probably going to see, depending on what these folks are involved in, we're probably going to see, I mean, just historically energy, natural gas, that kind of stuff very weak in August. And then it picks back up. So, you know, you, you bounced a bit and you did, but I think you get one more chance down in the $18 range. We'll be back in a minute. Gold, silver, bonds, the XAU, HUI, GDX as well as more than 30 different mining equities. To see for yourself the types of profitable trades that are recommended within the Gold Report, sign up now by visiting TFNN.com. Don't miss out on the next great Gold trade. Sign up today. Sharpening your skills as an investor is like getting better at playing a musical instrument. 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In fact, I think it was last week, ran a fairly good article about how they're continuing to lose a lot of subscribers. And you heard me rail on just how bad the latest Star Wars effort was. I thought most people probably didn't enjoy it. I didn't know how bad it was, though. There was an article out. And one of the more interesting things is that companies outside Walt Disney, if they run the right hardware, can see what consumers are connecting to and watching. And they can infer that you're watching this or that or the other on Netflix from Comcast or any of the other companies. But one of the things that came out, I think it was Tuesday last week, maybe it was Friday before, is that into the latest Star Wars thing, about halfway in to either episode three or four, I gave up by then. I thought it stunk. Everybody turned it off mid-show. And later to find out that they were torturing some young girl on the show. I think it was the 10-year-old Lia. And the viewers were having nothing of it and turned out en masse. And many of them went and unsubscribed from the Disney show. I think that they continued to read the headline or read the newspaper and believe their own hyperbole about who they are and what they are. But the history of Hollywood is you do very well for a number of years and then you do very horribly for a number of years. And then you're just one of these guys that kind of remember making great movies. And I recommend highly if anybody wants to invest in this kind of product. The park is probably not so much, but I would say certainly movie making in general. There's a documentary called The Kid Stays in the Picture. And it will show you just the kind of narcissism that runs rampant. I spent 10 years out there. These people were all bat crap crazy. And most of them were just consumed by ego. You would think that a lot of them just want to be creative. And for the most part that's true. Then you get into the executive part of the business. And these people run around totally uncreative. Kind of like asking a very unfunny businessman to make a judgment on what's funny and what's not. And I've said in those meetings too not that I had a lot to do with on the creative side just on whether or not they could actually do it. And I'd sit with a customer and they go, well, can we do that? Can we not do that? Can you change this? Can you make this for us so that we can do it kind of things? But it attracts a certain type of person. And maybe why you see so many people go to Hollywood and leave on buses. But I think they've got the wrong folks in there. I know the new guys in there trying to clean stuff up, but it's very tough to kill a culture of people that think that they know better and let their egos cash checks their body can't cash. A little movie humor out there. Anyway, the kid stays in the picture. Robert Evans, who I've met, was quite, quite the gentleman. And he's even got his own series right now about the making of The Godfather that he's dead now, but figured in. But he made the greatest movies of the 1970s only to blow up and have his own bunch of issues. But the history of all these companies, I think right now the companies that seem to be doing well are Hulu and Paramount. The kind of the also rands in Netflix. They've made a bunch of stuff that people don't want to watch. They're paying people for documentaries that no one's going to watch. Same thing with Amazon. It seems to be a lot more ideologic. Yeah, ideology. Yeah, ideology, then making stuff that people actually want to watch. It doesn't matter so much in Amazon, but in Disney, that's all they got. And I'm not a big fan of it. You know, if they had a big house cleaning, it would still take a year before some of the stuff that they're pushing through gets in. So anyway, not so much Hulu, Paramount. Those tend to be making at a price much better. Things are still really tough in Hollywood though. And that is more than 600 scripted shows. You got to think that if there was any kind of thesis out here, it would be there's too much, not too little in the way of content in this market. But that being said, you got 211 million share lows and maybe a 4 million share low coming in. Maybe you could bounce back up to 103 or 104. But I think it's probably going to take a year. And that is if they're going to get on the stick and get rid of the people making huge mistakes like Buzz Lightyear, which could have been a huge money maker for it, but also probably going to end up losing two to $300 million. And that's on an animated show, just to give you an idea. It's not your old Pixar. It's not your grandfather's Pixar at Walt Disney. And what else can you say? 877-927-6648, as we continue to watch the market, have a little bit of market gas out here. 3864, just suspect that we're going to see 3850 to 3900 kind of bounce around here until we get some numbers on Wednesday. I got some more emails out here as we go. Talked about that. Haven't talked about Apple in a while. It's got a nice bounce. A little lighter volume than the last leg down. I think it's going to fool around and go up and test 150. If it's on light volume, then you're in a bigger trading range from about 150 to 29130. There's a gap down about 132. It could just start making more of a triangle formation in that area. Don't see a lot of reasons for it to break out of it. Maybe they've got some new products. It looks like it's going to be the last week of September for Apple introducing products for fall. Maybe they'll bring something out that's new and exciting. Isn't that part of the love vote song? New and exciting. Come on, boy. 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The thought was, or at least the rumor they're pushing is that they're going to delay the new video cards from early September to late September, and yeah, I think that's about all that matters right there. Okay, a question about micron, as long as we're in the SMHs out here and what's going on. You came up and you tested the previous high on about the same volume on Friday. Yeah, not a whole lot. It's just like the whole market. It's sitting here right below some levels, and if you're bullish, you probably want the market to pull back a bit on lighter volume and set up the next rally attempt to break through higher. If you're bearish, what you'd love to see is this, many of these stocks like this go back, fill the gaps on no volume, and then give it all up and then go back and retest the lows. But right now you don't have a whole lot either way. Todd says, what do you think about gold here? I think we talked about that Thursday or Friday with a collar. I mean, you're looking at interest rate hikes till the cows come home. I don't know if there's a whole lot to be done about this. Gold really didn't start running. It was that run from 1980, 81 to 87 that everybody looks at, and he had a lot of inflation in the 70s. It was the real change that happened. Maybe we could get the same thing again, but that took three or four years to wind up with Jimmy Carter before it got really uncorked in the 80s. I don't know if there's a whole lot there to say other than we're probably just building cause for a long-term move. You came back, retested previous lows on about the same volume. That's not a really bullish view long-term and gold. Always liked the saying from God, what's the guy's name? Can't remember now. Said it's important to buy gold, but it's more important to sell it. It's a trading vehicle like a lot of them. When it's hot, it's hot. When it's not, it's not. God, now who's saying that song? I don't think of it. It's a guy from Smokey and the Bandit. But certainly you're just back to probably around average volume. You don't have, the only good thing is you had some good down days. Now you don't have much volume. James Grant, interest rate observer is who I'm thinking about. That is important to buy gold, more important to sell it over time. Okay. Yeah, I don't see anything much changing. I was looking for 1776 or 1775 on gold, maybe to potentially hold it did not. You really need to move back into that 1775 range to get it back into the trading range. But I think you're probably just waiting much like the guys did in the late 70s for all the conditions to kind of turn around. But you had what, 20% interest rate in 1980. We're headed that way quickly. Who knows what could happen in the fall elections. And you could get the same kind of huge spending, massive tax increases that kill the economy, and that's really kind of what all got corked up. And then when it started on wine in the 80s, that's when gold got popular. 877-927-6648, Jerry Reed, when you're hot, you're hot, when you're not, you're not. Yeah, that's, I thought that was, it was at least around that time of smoking in the bandit. But I had all kinds of mushes together. Okay, we got some more emails here. Look at AMD real quick. The old usual suspects. He had your bounce. It'd be nice to get a retest on lighter volume on this 7160 out here. Everybody I think is far too bearish. I don't know if the price is right, but I think they're all far too bearish on the business part of it. The price, you can argue with the business. I don't think you can. A lot of good interesting stuff going on there. Two question about the IBB. I use it because there's a great deal more. I liked the low out here. We tried to buy it. It was when the market wasn't acting as well. I disliked that the energy on the way down was a whole lot more down to that June 16th low, but the volume was not yet 4.7 million shares to 3 million shares. It popped back into the trading range and like biotechs kind of back in favor again. If there is anything back in favor in the markets. Talked about planet here. It's down today. PLTR. Thanks, Joe. So we'll look at that. You know, you kind of finished what looks like an ABC on the way up. Let's take a look at the expansions. Do I have anything else here? Maybe a shorter term. There you go. Is there one more? Do we have the one from the bottom 644? Okay. Let's do that one because that's I don't know how if that one's just too far. Let's make that our A. Let's make that our B. Kind of make that my B. There we go. And we'll make that our C, but I think that was too big of a retrace, which is the problem. But yeah, one to one is 1048 on planet here. You got to 1038, which is pretty close. First high at 68 million shares, second high at 54 million shares. You're backing back a little bit. I would like this thing to get back to about 850 on a light volume. And that may be a buy out there. We'll be back in a minute. Vista Gold owns and operates the largest undeveloped gold project in Australia, the Mount Todd Gold Project. Vista Gold just completed their feasibility study, resulting in a 7 million ounce gold reserve. Vista Gold has all major permits approved and has retained CIBC capital market assistance in evaluating alternatives and in completing an accreted transaction. Vista Gold trades on the NYSE American and TSX under the ticker symbol VGZ. Vista Gold executing a strategy to create shareholder value. You might think that if you want to be successful at trading in the stock market, you're going to need a crystal ball. After all, it's impossible to predict the future, right? 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Tom will bisect and dissect the markets. The Tom O'Brien Show, next on TFNN. As we return a special request about why we always talk about dropping the chalupa, and it was an ad from Taco Hell many years ago, but I'll play it. I always enjoy that one. So anyway, when the market falls, we talk about somebody either dropping the baby Ruth in the punch bowl or dropping the chalupa. But just all euphonisms, he said, for markets and maybe having a little bit of an air pocket. I don't see much going on. Maybe you do break 38.50, but I don't see a lot of energy in the interdays either higher or lower here. Just a lot of chop. And like I said, I think everybody's just getting ready to tee off on numbers on Wednesday and Thursday. And in the meantime, I don't have a real good feel. So I don't have to trade. I trade to make money. And trading chop just kind of wears me out for when it is time to play the Super Bowl and make real money. And as they say, when it's time to make real money and it's raining cash, put out a few buckets. When it's not, enjoy your life, do some other stuff. But maybe we'll have some news. I just don't see anything right now that really jumps off the page at me that says more. But I think by the end of the week, you got options, expiration, earnings and CPI numbers. Back half of this week is loaded with business moving. So when you can, not when you have to, we'll see you here tomorrow. Same bat channel, same bat time. Building wealth trading in the stock market seems