 O'Brien. Welcome folks. This is Tom O'Brien of TFNN. We go 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 grows. Hope everyone's having a great day, safe day. It's making a great night, folks. Love coming out of you makes you happy. The whole world can love you, but that's not the love that will make you happy. What will make you happy is the share of the love you have inside of you. That is the love that will make the difference. Mugged eyes. Let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industries down 19. NASDAQ up eight. S&P's off eight. Gold contract down $6.60 trading at 1968. Announce. We have silver down 21 cents trading out at $23.65. Lights recruit. Up $2.18. $81.68. A barrel notes and bonds. Attendant note. Down 18 ticks. Trading at 1.10.07. The 30-year offer. One more tick and it's two points, folks. Pretty amazing. Full point plus 31 ticks at 1.20.10. And king dollar. King dollar. Trading down 19 ticks. 1.02. 5.71. The euros at 1.09. The ends at 1.42. And the British pound is at 1.26 to 1 at US dollar. Our phone number is 877-927-6648. Give us a call, folks. I know it's going on in your world. And the world of the S&P's, let's take a look at them. Let's see what we have out here. So, you came down yesterday with volume. Expanding, that is. Out here today, it's going to get intriguing coming into the close because what you have is this. Well, we have Apple and we have Amazon coming out with numbers which is going to affect the market in big time. You know, we'll see how the market right now, the S&P's are going to go after the swing that we had about 30 minutes ago. We'll see whether it can take it out. And if we do, then we will go to those lows. So those lows have volume on them. The lows from this morning. That's the 45.05 and right now your bottom line is at 22 points above that area inside the S&P. We go into the NQ's. We take a look at the NQ's. This is good. The NQ's are going to hit it first. So we'll get an idea. Yeah, one minute. So this is going to get interesting because we're going to start a new bar just about at that price point. That's how this thing shakes out. Now, the NQ's have not had an expansion of volume on this bar. You get price spread coming down, but there's not an expansion of volume yet. If you're watching Target TV, you can see it's been about just about the same. Meaning the same up, the same down. Basically that sets up a consolidation. But that being said, you can see down here, that's where all the volume is. In fact, if we go like this, you'll see it goes straight down like this. That's kind of how that works. Notes and bonds. Let's get over to the 10-year because this is pretty intense, man. The 10-year right now, we are at 4.18. You're coming into the last lows that were established out here. That number was 110.05. We've hit 110.05. We have 1.6 million contracts out here today. And the last time we were down here, we had 2.2. But what you haven't done is that you have not rejected lower price. And then if we go to the 10, the 30-year, this is pretty intense, man. The 30-year, look at that number, man. We're at 120.09. US1 put this on a generic one. We did this yesterday. And when I was giving out that number yesterday, it seemed like a long way down. But it's not when you get out two points per day. That's kind of how this is setting up right now. Let's see what it looks like. Yeah, it's a lot closer than it was yesterday, that's for sure. So the low in the 30-year is 117.19. And right now, the 30, the 10s at 4.18, the 30s at 4.3. And on the 30s, you want to check this out. Look at this. The 30 a year ago is 2.9. Six months ago, it was 3.5. Three months ago, it was 3.6. So no matter which way you look at this, the bottom line is that when you're at 4.18 inside the 10-year, these rates are going to basically go up further, which is pretty wild then. The next Fed meet, and that's not until September. So if we take a look at the Fed meet, and let's see what date it is. Meetings, meetings, meetings, where I calendar, okay. So September, look at that. September 20th too. The market itself, now this is just the opposite. The market is basically doing the work for the Fed. That's what's going on here. And that's what does happen. And we'll see where that shakes out. But with the bond market going down that quick, meaning higher rates, that's saying that the Fed wouldn't really have to do anything. Because everything is predicated, not everything, but we're talking about either mortgages or you're talking about credit cards. It's predicated on the 10 folks, okay. That's how it shakes out. We go over to the dollar, and this dollar, this dollar wants that higher swing point, man. That higher swing point inside the dollar. We are at 102.570. That swing is at 103.500. We're sitting right next to it right now. So that thing wants to get hit. We go to the gold market. The gold's just going across the opposite way of the dollar. And we take a look at gold. That's not a bad setup today. This is good. Okay. You're at only 133,000. So what's happened here is that you have the contraction of volume in a monster way. Now it still hasn't held a held price. And the lowest swing on the gold market is the 1939. Right now, we're at 1967. So bottom line is that I expect, what we're going to see here is that until that dollar finishes off what it wants to do, that's going to continue to keep pressure on this market. That's how this thing seems to be setting up. And of course, the earnings inside Amazon and Apple are going to be a monster deal. There's no doubt about that. Dow. Dow industry is right now down 67. Nasdaq's off 25. It's a piece of 16. It's there right there, folks. Coming back with our mammoth to Tim Boyd.