 The following is a presentation of TFNN. The Power Trading Hour with your host, David White. Call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at 727-873-7618. Now, David White. And welcome all to another excellent edition of the Power Trading Hour and it doesn't matter where you're at, as long as you're here at this time. The following takes place between 2pm and 3pm. So what do we have going on today? Well we're up 25 on the S&P, up 81 on the Dow, NASDAQ's up 8, although it was much higher earlier. We still have this kind of, what would you call it, dark cloud following us, no silver lining seen on that cloud, but everybody's willing to sell into just about anything. We went long yesterday in the Daily Newsletter, the SMHs, we bought the 305 calls and exited them earlier today, got in in the low fours, out in the high nines or low tens, so over 100% bounce in those. I skied daddled a bit this morning, I thought great if anybody listened to Larry's show yesterday about taking money when you can find it, and that was kind of weighing on my mind this morning when I was doing the newsletter. But it did pretty much exactly what I thought we were in the SMH calls, and I thought it would go to about 315, and it did and we got out. So out by the hair of our chinny chin chins, we took our money and we ran, and now we're going to see what's happening. I was thinking that maybe the market would have held it up a little bit better, we can see whether or not we get that to the close. But I'm more of the thought here that we can solidate probably around 4600, maybe a little higher into Friday. The Fed keeps on doing the same thing, which is throw more money at the market. Although we were down earlier in the TLT, let's go ahead and bring that up. The cash continues to go into it from the Fed, and generally it would come out and then go into the market. So kind of giving you a little heads up here that all's not right. We have a lot of movement in the VIX, everybody thought it was over yet again this morning only see it, it's not. But you got kind of an almost an engulfing counter candle in the TLT today, and that's telling you a little something, but at the same time there is a whole lot of volume. I had a request and of course you can email me at path at tfnn.com, there we go. And we'll get my camera fixed during the break, it is not on today. It says it's being used by somebody, I'm the only one here. I don't know how it could be that done. Pat asks, how do you see the money injecting into the markets? Well you see it in the TLT, but I also have somebody that we've talked about before who I only refer to as jaded bear that has not been wrong in the past about telling me where the cash is coming from. And the TLT tells you that there's money going in, the question is where is it coming from and tell you the Fed actually allows us to audit their books. We're not going to know for sure, but we kind of know. We kind of know that there is just money falling off trees and they keep on saying they're going to taper, but for everything I can see and look for, I do think that they put more money in this market in the last week than they ever have. So they may be saying one thing and doing another. Okay, question about why we pulled back, I think somebody said that they actually found a case of the Omicron Perseus 8 virus or as I like to call it, the Fauci virus. But we shall see, but I think that's kind of what everybody was worried about. But again, I think in a week or so, we're probably going to see that there's not a lot of change from what I've read out here that they were trying to make a big deal out about it. It kind of ended up being more like the producers, if you ever saw the movie. Not the second one. I'm talking about the zero. The Estelle version with, what was it, what's the name, made a ton of movies. Young Frankenstein. What was his name? I'll think of it in a minute. What was it? I want to say Jonathan Winters, but I know that's not it. He was in Young Frankenstein, a bunch of other movies. Someone will say something. No, not Nathan, not that movie. That's the one I thought was okay, but not as good as the 1969 producers was Zero Mostel and somebody will say somebody, he was in so many. We Young Frankenstein. Not Edgar Winters. That says somebody else, but I'll think of it in a minute here. What was that, Young? I'm going to drive me nuts now, and it's time to cast. Gene Wilder. I should have known that. I thought about it. No, Gene Wilder, but everybody's talking about the Robert Kennedy book, highly recommend reading it. There are all the sources in that book. But anyway, back to the TLT and the rest out here, to kind of get the idea, this was kind of the producers. They wanted to get everybody scared, so they wouldn't do much, but they really don't know anything yet. So it's kind of like saying, well, we had a bunch of sharks. We saw a new shark, the new shark looked worse than the old shark, but you know what? We don't really know that shark yet. We haven't tested that shark yet. We haven't found out if that shark has any teeth, but we're going to scream a bit. So every kind of little thing, we're on tenterhooks. As I said yesterday, you get into this kind of, I don't know what, funk that I talked about as the ham sandwich phenomena. And that is every bag is a bomb from 2000, right after 9-11. Everybody was looking everywhere and finding stuff that didn't exist. And I think maybe we're just a little sensitive right now, but that didn't change the way people trade in the market. It does mean what will eventually happen. 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It should be back in the dead right now, so we should all be getting ready to go. If I get everything else done here, let's do this, which is a little history and then we'll move on. As I get everything else loaded up as it comes up, but see what I have everything here, I think I do. Let's get back to that little history. On this day in 1999, the domain named business.com sells for 7.5 million dollars at the time. It's the most expensive domain name sold in history, still ranks in the top 10 of most expensive domain names. We continue to see that go on. In fact, we had one sell for a little bit more, just not too long ago. I can't remember which one it is. The biggest ones of all time, voice.com at 30 million just a couple of years ago. 360.com, 17 million, sex.com, 13 million, fun.com, 12 million, hotels.com, 11, Tesla.com, 11 million, chairs, porno.com, not surprisingly, 8.8, and FB.com at 8.8 million also. They continue to be the biggest trading cards of all time. Of course, people just get more creative with coming out with more names. On this day in 1999, what did we have? The dot-com bomb getting ready to explode all over the interweb, which I contend 20 years later is still just a fad. Okay, we're down a little bit more, up 15 still. Like I said, I'm thinking that we do see a little bit more action on the consolidation side, but we'll see. But expect these huge whips, especially in a bearish market, these things tend to come out of the woodwork. SH, what is it? SMH. I wanted to take a look at real quick. 877-927-6648, by the way. You're still back above, even with this little hammer candle we have here today, but I'm thinking more of a consolidation through Friday. I don't see a lot happening, but maybe it could be wrong by the end of the day here. Well, I've made my money, so we'll look at that, but for most part, these things are still not doing as little better. Maybe we're beating at a bottom, but we shall see. I wanted to have another email already. Really weak under the ad positions for a total over 28 different stocks, several months out. I personally, I suspect we're going to find some kind of load before Christmas in this range right here. And it would probably tick back up to the end of the year. And we'll see the big selling if there's going to be some probably in January. We got that. We got that. That question. OK, how do your teams do? OK. First question is of the day is to run through and see if we see any big damage yet in the fang stocks. Microsoft, not great, but you only have had about half the volume. You are going to close back underneath the three by three. You really, other than yesterday, didn't have a whole lot, but not the end of the world today if we hang up here a little bit better. I wouldn't be surprised if we closed at 4,600 on the S&P today. I just think maybe everybody's getting short. Oh, I had another question here that I did want to get to and almost forgot about. And the question was, what did I see out here that made me want to think we were going to have a big bounce today? And there were a few things, but I did talk about them in my newsletter this morning. But generally, when you're going to find some kind of low, you're going to find a lot of people shorting. And this is one of the tables I have in every edition of the of the Path of Lease resistance. And if you look at that center column right here under the shorts, you know, if you get to 2.1 billion shares shorted in a day, that's a whole lot. We had a very significant move higher in the short part of the market. That's just an equity shares. One of the other things that we had to, which always looks like you're at least going to have a short term reversal is the change in the amount of people trading in the dark pool that generally connotes that you have a lot of folks actually buying or selling in the retail market and not on the street itself. If you're unfamiliar with dark pools, there are just ways of trading that high frequency traders can't get to or manipulate. And a lot of times that volume comes in later. But what I'm looking at here was the last couple of days where we've gone, you know, 35 percent, 36 percent. That's kind of even 34 percent. That's kind of standard stuff on a daily basis. And it shows us how much interest that we have from the guys that are big on the street compared to those trading, but they'll, you know, on on Monday or excuse me, on what was that been? Yeah, on Friday, we had a huge percentage of those folks that were trading retail were the sellers. Yesterday, he had kind of a little bit of, I mean, Monday, he had kind of a bounce back. But yesterday, again, he had kind of not as bad. But what I'm saying is that you kind of see in these things, hammer around on the low side of the dark pool. And that tells you that retail traders are really getting involved. And that's generally when they wait to get involved, is generally a good time to buy. That's one part of it. Two is the absolute blowout volume yesterday, which generally leads to at the at generally at the worst, a a selling climax. Now, maybe we get it retested once again. But my thought is generally when you get this much volume, it takes two or three weeks to come back and get retested again. That is a high volume low. But when you have a bunch of volume like that, instantly rejects it, means that you're not quite ready to go blow out those lows quite yet. I would suggest that you probably are waiting for some kind of push higher. 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But still, I think there's probably a little bit of a bullish bias all the way into Christmas. I don't think that we blow out the highs between now and then, but I do think that the same thing that happens every year, just about. And that is everybody gets short going into Christmas and you don't get much action. The volume starts to decline, starting at about a week, not so much, but a little by the 15th, it starts declining noticeably. And by the 23rd, it's vapor. And the worst thing you can generally be is short in a quiet market and that's why those old chestnuts that have been around forever continue to be there. And that is don't be short a quiet market. So I think if you're gonna be short, you probably wanna have some short horizons going forward. I was talking about some of the other reasons why I thought that we were due for a bounce and that is the VIX put call ratio did finally pop back up. We didn't have a lot of shorts when the market was going down. Again, people start getting a little froggy with throwing the Hail Mary in the VIX puts. Those are all out of the moneys. So they're expecting a big move to propose to the equities, which is a small move. But you know what, it is more likely that we're probably gonna see some sideways action. We see the usual suspects, but even yesterday, why advanced micro devices led once again in the most hated and shorted stocks in the market. Modern era kind of jumped up there too. So just keep a look at that. But people keep going after NVIDIA AMD and missed a lot of stocks that probably didn't do as well. Even Apple is getting back on the list of the most aided and shorted stocks. Even the Facebook, the Metamucil company is actually starting to get on that list a bit too. But there's a lot out here that says that even in a down market, the market's probably going higher through a force of the time. It just doesn't go that much higher. It's still going up. So you get a couple of days where it's up five points, five points, five points, and then down 40. So there is that kind of two steps forward, one step back, even in a bear market. And you gotta be able to sit on your hands a lot, which not a lot of people can do. 877-927-6648, give me a ring. I look forward to your call. Okay, I got that. Got a couple more emails. Question on MCHP. A lot of these stocks look like they're gonna break out. One of the reasons I picked up the SMHs yesterday was AMAT was saying that the supply chain is starting to turn around in Taiwan. So that's one of the reasons, besides looking at the charts and everything, I thought that they'd have a fairly good day to day. You did try to break out of this. Of course, the big winner, winner chicken dinner is Amber Ella today. And of course, they make chips for cameras. Let's see what they're doing right now. Up 19%, they were up 25% earlier, but up 20%. I don't think anybody would say anything along that range. A solid breakout there. And of course, we still see Apple holding up fairly strongly. So that whole sector for smartphones, as I said, are kind of the perfect gift and sales item for Christmas because they can pile them on a 747, which is the bulk of those big carriers. There's some 777s and stuff, but the big freight carriers use all the old retired 747s because they can just be filled to the rafters and are quite still economical. Only update them and everything else too. But if you can get something on that sells for $1,500 bucks for $10 shipping to the US right now, you can get it over here. If it's waiting on the docks down at Long Beach, problematic. I've said it's gonna be a smartphone Christmas and kind of ingest, but not that badly. They can build those things and get them here in a hurry if they're needed. And like I said, there's kind of the first kind of log jam is starting. It's kind of like when the traffic starts to pick up and rush hour and you go, I think I can, I think again and then it slows down a little bit. And then it speeds up a little bit and it slows down speeds up. And then eventually you're out into the suburbs and you're doing a kindly 75 miles an hour, which is kind of the lowest speed available down here in Florida. Unless of course you have both hands on the wheel and blue hair, and that's all they can see from behind is two hands on the steering wheel and some blue hair sticking up. That's always a good sign that you need to watch out down here on the Florida roads, but I do digress. Anyway, you don't have a ton of volume out here. So you could get a signal tomorrow if this gaps back down, but my guess is it's probably gonna hold up through Christmas. So anything around that sector is probably gonna look much better. Ambrella, of course, as we said, that does do a lot of that. And smartphones, anything small, cameras, anything high dollar and low weight and low size is probably fairly good through Christmas. And we were gonna look at your specific stock. If I can find the thing here. MCHP, let's go back to that one right now. Get the profile up here. Make sure I don't have any. Now this sells semi-conductors for various embedded control applications in the Americas. Company offers general-purpose 8-bit, 16 and 32-bit microcontrollers. If you don't know what a microcontroller is, think about a chip specifically meant to move machines and not put anything out on the screen that people touch, test. It's kind of one of those black boxes that just runs stuff back in the background. That's what these guys make is microcontrollers, they sell for, you know, five pin bucks or something, but can control a lot and a very good sequence. We'll be back in a minute. 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That's TFNN.com and hit Watch Tiger TV. Got a lot more. Engineers asking if the AC's broken. I thought that I could leave the doors open today but I'm gonna have to turn the air conditioning on down here in Florida again. I know people are freezing up north but we're sweating down here in Florida. Oh, the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune. Question from Pete about Marathon Oil. You are coming back down to the previous low and that is the November 16th low, that's 1501. You had some decent volume there with 21 million shares coming back today on 14 so maybe you're gonna get kinda close but as long as foreign travel continues to be mitigated by policy, it's tough to see a lot of fuel that was coming online to handle more trips is not going to be muted somewhat. So, I'm not a big fan of trying to go short here. I also think that as we've talked about in the den over the last few days that there's probably and it's not maybe not being over. There may be a lot of companies having to sell to cover margins that had in long, being long crude and natural gas, just figuring it was gonna go to the moon, it certainly looked like it was going to 100, I wasn't long it. But you know what, when these things unravel, there's almost always a handful of people that get caught with their hands at the cookie jar. I haven't heard about it. Generally the people on the exchanges want to quell that. So, there isn't a run but generally you find out probably next Monday, we'll see some kind of thing in the paper about such and such blew up their hedge fund on being long crude. You know, Goldman Sachs had a huge position in it. There's always that kind of stuff that happens but you always get the news three, four, five days after the big thing. So, what you're looking for is some kind of sign that we have a low out here and that any fund that has to sell. And the sad thing is that a lot of the times you can't sell what you need to sell. So, you sell the thing that you would like to keep and that happens on Wall Street so many times, it's silly. But I have a feeling a lot of people will probably be looking at these finding lows and probably as soon as the dust settles probably think like I said, I think this is a lot more of the producers than anything else. We'll have to wait and see because no one really knows but I think that they were a little bit too successful on coming to the end of the world prognostications and we'll probably, like I said, maybe in a week, maybe less, maybe we'll find out that not any different than what we'd seen over the last year and a half or two years. Da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da. Um, um. Ha ha ha ha. Even I deserve a respect. That's an interesting email. Okay, what else do we have here? Like I said, I'm not a big fan of it. I continue to think that, let's take a look at it here. Eh, I think we could buy the end of the day. Yeah, 4600, probably a good number. Again, we got options expiration really on the 17th. That whole cycle doesn't start from a week till now. So I'm not gonna see much going on then. But what I see now pretty much is a lot of people looking for narrowly higher prices going into that 17th week before Christmas. So Friday gives us 14 days till expiration. It's the third Friday of the month. So that gives us 16 days. Not sure how many trading days out of that, maybe four less than that. And that is gonna be it. When you talk about the last big hurrah for the markets, you need to start planning out your battle plans into knowing that by 17th, there isn't a whole lot going on. If anybody's gonna sell, if we're gonna have a sell off, that's probably over by then. And worst, generally you look at flat markets at best, maybe shorts, if everybody keeps piling on, they go up to the 31st. That's why you've seen so many big movements on January 2nd, 3rd, when you go back and look at the charts, because everybody seems to get on one side of the market and it generally takes the other side fairly quickly. Of course, there was a January 2nd of 2000 with Qualcomm is probably one of the best examples of everybody on one side all thinking they're gonna do the same thing, which brings me back to Warren Buffett and his idea that traders tend to be everybody at the Cinderella ball, all thinking they're gonna leave at midnight, but guess what? The clock doesn't work in the ballroom. So when the bell starts ringing, everybody wants to get out at once. And that don't work. We've seen that in the last week or two. 877-927-6648. Okay. Question on Dollar General from Mike D.G. Let me show a look at that. Nice move. I have to say that I've gone to a couple of them trying to get Christmas decorations. And, you know what? They've got boxes and boxes now of stuff finally showing up. Granted a month late, but they don't even have time to unbox it. In fact, a lot of stuff was just sitting there in boxes. I had to go back later to pick it up, but it was interesting to see that they do have some stuff even at a dollar. I don't know how much money they make on that stuff. But anyway, they had a ton of stuff there. So it is starting to show back up, but it still continues to be one of those doors that in the worst of lockdowns is going to be probably the store that's open. And that's a hard sell to say this thing's going lower. In fact, the worst things get probably the better Dollar General will do. Like I said, even then though, Christmas time, everything else, they're your go-to place to get your milk and all your other stuff, get in and out in a hurry. But the Dollar Store's Dollar General, dollar, this, dollar, that, even though they're a dollar and a quarter now, tend to be at least around here, heavily trafficked. 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Since they are the company that makes a lot of the products that make chips, it's good to see them back on the horse and doing well, that means that eventually that stuff will trickle down to the actual producers of these chips. But good day with the decent volume, the SMHs. Let's see what they're at here. Yeah, hold it up, 310. So still up almost 2% on those. I don't, like I said, maybe the S&P's a little weaker than the rest, but I'm kind of looking for a little buying before the end of the day. Some consolidation through Friday, I think as far as the big Roman candles in the week, we're probably looking more at a trending market as soon as we get this consolidation over. As I said, that starts probably next week. Fund buying, of course, runs through Friday. So we're probably gonna continue to see little spits and spurts of buying, but probably nothing like we saw this morning. 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