 Folks, let's jump over to our man, Teddy Kegstad. You can read Teddy's Outstanding Tiger Forex Report every Monday. He comes out with that report. He has updates that fall throughout the week. You can check it out on the front page of TFNN, folks, the Tiger Forex Report. And let's just jump right into it. Teddy Kegstad, good morning. Good morning, Tommy, and good morning, little Tommy. You say hi. You say hi to Teddy. Hi, Teddy. Hi, Teddy. Oh, he's watching some truck videos, Teddy. He's deep in it right now. So we'll just talk some forex, but there he goes. You see? You see? Look it. There you are. And wait, you say hi to Teddy? You say hi? Yeah. So Teddy, where do you want to start things off, man? Well, I can say the dollar is kind of a mixed bag of goods this week. So right now it's actually under pressure since probably the last 10 minutes or so. But it's really a mixed bag of goods. You know, I mean, you have the Australian dollar making new highs on the day and on the week, but then you had the New Zealand dollar that looks like it wants to sell off, you know? So the Japanese yen is kind of going sideways right now. The euro, I would say, is pretty much the only one that's showing some strength. They're trying to buffer its highs and maybe try and break out to the upside. And I think a lot of that has to do because the ECB is expected to do at least a half a point raise now over the next two meetings. So considering that there's already a half a point figured in for our Fed over the next two to three meetings, I think that that's probably where you're seeing a little strength in the euro US dollar right now. If we could jump to the yen, I was reading earlier, I had an article pulled up and let me see if I can find it, but it was talking about, yeah, from Bloomberg, that the Bank of Japan even owns more than 100% of some of the debt as bonds go round and round. And they're talking about here, you know, that eventually, and we've talked about it in terms of a new governor coming in there. But pretty interesting when you look at it, Teddy, that they're even talking about that basically they own more than 100%, right? They buy it, they lend it out and they buy it back again. They're such a buyer in that market. Where, I guess, and when do you see that yen potentially changing? Cause I got it up here with bumping up game maybe against the upper boundary of a potential channel, but quite a pullback from the highs we've had recently in the end. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I would say that you're gonna probably see most action in the yen probably after April going into May. So we have to get the transition for the new Bank of Japan chairman. Once he's in place, I think that you're going to see that the biggest thing is that we know that the policy of the Ministry of Finance and the BOJ is starting to change, which is something that it hasn't done in a very, very long time. So once we have this turnover of leadership, which will happen in April, I think you'll start to see it impact the markets come May and June for sure when it comes to the yen and yen crosses. So they're meeting probably a lot of a little bit of yen strength as well. So and I would see the long term right now that the US dollar yen and the yen versus other pairs is gonna start to become very bullish for the Japanese yen. Now this is relative to how it's been behaving for the past year and a half. You gotta realize that we're in a very big trend where the yen has gotten beaten up for a very long time. So for us to bounce the way we're doing right now, it's a nice correction. And I think what it's gonna do is we'll see how this turnover happens in the spring and we'll see if we're gonna either base and start to kind of pull back meaning yen strength or is what's had what they've been doing for decades gonna come back to haunt them. Time will tell with that one. So but I think it's gonna be where you're gonna see short-term yen strength once you get to the springtime period. Boy, one of the charts they have in this article on Bloomberg was just talking about they have a chart of their securities lending on one, just talking about trillions of yen and the spike recently in the last basically four years is off the charts. And then they talk about the government bond and purchases and you know, same deal over the last three or four years, man, compared to I think this they have it starting at about 2005 or something like that. Nothing like it in terms of what they've been doing for government bond purchases and the securities lending is up to over eight trillion yen, which just dwarfs anything on that chart. And then you look at where they're 10 year. I mean, what's their 10 year right now, barely over zero or something like that. They yield on the Japanese 10 year. So it would make sense, I guess. What about crude when we go from there? Crude obviously on the minds of many sitting at about 80 bucks. What's your take on this crude market up from the lowest recently? Yeah, well, I think that last week's high is gonna get challenged again. And if we break out above that, I can see us going out of every bit into the upper 80, 89 handle pushing 90 over the next couple of weeks. So I'm bullish on crude right now. I think that we're making higher move highs, higher move lows. We've had a little pullback over the last couple of days, but I think this is just another buying opportunity right now for crude, so long-term. Nice. And can you tell those listening to Teddy, because I know you've walked through it before, but when they sign up for the Tiger Forex Report, they get an archive of the webinar you did for your subscribers, forex strategies and fundamentals. What is behind the Tiger Forex Report newsletter? About a 60 minute webinar, folks. You sign up, you get Teddy service for the month. You pay $97, you gain access to the 60 minute webinar. And if you don't like it, it's not something you're using. Maybe you're just not trading what's going on out there. You cancel it, you get your money back. Can you walk those listening to Teddy, just kind of what you walked your subscribers through in that 60 minutes for that webinar for the subscribers? Oh, sure. Well, I break down basically how I approach the Tiger Forex Report every week. So I look at the dollar index, I look at the interest rates, and I look at crude because they're all factors in various of foreign currency pairs, you know, depending on like, for instance, crude impacts the yen, you know, interest rates impact all of the currency pairs, you know, and then the dollar index, you know, as a guide, you know, like there's times where like, it's really driving the trend, and there's times where we're in right now, where I've been talking about where we have this divergence of currencies. So every week, I start with the beginning with those markets and those are the core fundamentals, and then we move on to each individual peer where it's the euro, US dollar or the pound dollar, and then I break down the analysis for those markets and how those variables should be impacting them, especially when it comes to breakouts and trend levels, you know, where if you have the like, for instance, if the interest rate of yields start to rise really dramatically over the course of the week, it should be typically bullish for the US dollar or at least constrict any type of lower trading bias for the US dollar. And I incorporate those kinds of fundamentals into the report. That's awesome. And it's so cool because, you know, I've learned so much from you over the years, man. And right now it feels like at least 4X and tied in with yields like you're talking about in the central banks are just, you know, all on some type of a hiking cycle or maybe gonna get there, like the Bank of Japan, eventually, it's just all so intermingled right now and they're all so related. So it's just so cool how all that stuff happens and what you've taught me and the listeners out there of those relationships. You talk about crude, you talk about, you know, the dollar, the yen, how that all works. Folks, check it out on the front page of your TFNN under newsletters. Teddy, we appreciate it, man. You're gonna say goodbye, Teddy. You're gonna say goodbye. You say bye. Say bye, Teddy. You say bye. Say bye. He's looking. There he is. You got a little wave. All right, Teddy, I appreciate it, man. We'll talk to you next Wednesday, okay? All right, I'm gonna go shovel snow now. Oh, stay warm, man. I saw that Chicago. I always pull it up. The feels like, the feels like is always wild there with that wind, man. Stay warm, okay? Thanks, take care. Okay, man.