 The following is a presentation of TFNN. The morning market kickoff with your host, Tommy O'Brien. Good morning, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, comedy live from TFNN, 906 AM Eastern Time. We got about 24 minutes to go until the start of trading. I appreciate you joining me this morning, folks. Had a little bit of technical problems yesterday. I went out, bought a few different gadgets and I'm all hooked up, folks. Should be good to go this morning. Thanks for joining me to start off the trading day and we kick things off with a little bit of a reversal in terms of yesterday. Man, markets, talk about an acceleration. You get back all and then some of the losses that you had on Tuesday in the S&P. Just historic, almost. You trade from 41-40, we almost got a 4,300 handle in the close of action yesterday. You were approaching 150 S&P points but since that level we've backed off a bit. Now, just on the acceleration we had from yesterday's action, you drive up to a price point of approximately 4,300. We have given back half of that move exactly where we're sitting right now. The 50% trading at 42, 23 in the S&P, you're down 51 points. NASDAQ 100, you're down 206. We have CPI data, we'll get into that in a moment. Pretty much in line with expectations. 7.9% is the inflation number year over year. That's up from 7.5% in January. Those numbers though for February ahead of when we saw the acceleration in crude, we'll get into the numbers. As I said in a moment, but pretty stark inflation numbers to put it lightly. Dow, negative 400 points, 32,870. Now, taking a look at where we were though, pretty much right where we've been since about 8 a.m. You did have some volatility at 830. You made it up as high as 4247 and just like that, we've given up about 23 points. Now, at the same time, we have an ECB conference going on with Christine Lagarde. We'll get into that in a moment as well. So you got two dueling forces of economic numbers here coming out at the same time on the world stage. Crude, you're up five bucks. Talk about volatility, man. Basil Chapman, thanks for jumping in at 930. Our man Basil had a great conversation with our man Teddy Kegstad yesterday at 40 past the hour on Wednesday. Teddy said a great call and Noel been talking about really remarkable. They were talking about almost more than a year. There's the beginning of almost 2021 that Teddy started talking about $100 oil. Just like that, we were at 130. Just like that, we were at 103 yesterday and boom. Just like that today, we're at 113 in crude. Boy, God bless you if you're trading those markets, man. Gold, talk about volatility as well. Back above 2000 for gold. Last night, you dip below 1980. You're talking about a $100 move from Tuesday to the lows of Wednesday. And then just like that, you get 40 bucks to the upside. Just everywhere, folks, these moves and we jump over to notes and bonds. The trend continues. You got the 10 year down another 11 ticks. Look at the move that we had just since Sunday. Folks, it's only Thursday morning. We've had three full trading days. The week has five full trading days and you have already traded down three full points in the 10 year. That is a remarkable move for sure. And we jump over to the VIX volatility index right now. 33.49 as we come into the start of trading for Thursday. All right, let's jump into the numbers inflation. 7.9%, that's a 40 year high. And here's the interesting part of things. Before the oil spike, folks, what's the number for CPI gonna be like in March when you got crude pushing $130 a barrel? They get into in this article I was talking about. Now, this is just over the last half hour. This number was out at 830. So far this month, the retail price of regular grade gasoline is up 19.3%. That will have an effect on the March CPI data. I think you'll hear a lot of talk, especially from the Fed talking about the core number more so now to give themselves a little bit more breathing room, whether appropriate or not, that's the tack they usually take. I imagine Chairman Powell is gonna talk about gas prices being transitory with the geopolitical risks going on. You'll see a lot more attention to the core number. Now, February reports show the gas prices rose 6.6% from the month earlier, okay? That accounted for almost a third of the monthly increase in CPI folks. If it was up 6.6% and that was a third of the increase, what do you think 20% is gonna do? Yeah, the impact will be more fully captured in the March CPI report. That's putting it lightly. So do not expect these headline numbers to go down, folks, they are going to go up when you have this type of a number in crude and you're already sitting at 7.9%. Now digging into the numbers a little bit more, you had 7.5% in January, so you are accelerating, 8.8% in February. That's exactly what the market was looking for, 7.9 and 0.8%, so maybe the analysts getting a little bit on the ball here. They've been missing things pretty dramatically. Excluding food and energy, 0.5% from a month earlier and 6.4% from a year ago, imagine that though. 6.4% from a year ago if you take out food and energy. Those are just, those two factors alone are up so dramatic and outside of those you still have a number that's above 6% on a yearly basis. So that number comes out at 8.30. We also got jobless claims out pretty much in line with expectations as well and you check back to the markets and right now sitting negative 53 points right now in the S&Ps. So we gotta jump to Mr. Bezos, Mr. Jazzy. Quite the announcement last night, Amazon, they are joining the party for Apple and Google and Tesla and they are splitting. 20 for one is the Amazon split. I think it's gonna take place in June, if I recall. It's gotta go to a shareholder approval I believe. You spike up to 3,090, just like that you're back under 2,900. You're still gonna be up more than $100 on the open at least in the next 18 minutes, we'll see how we trade. That's with the S&Ps down more than a point. That's with the NASDAQ 100 down 1.5% right now and you have Amazon up about 4% coming into the number. They also announced, this is a big part of it too I think, $10 billion share repurchase. The split is gonna be the Amazon's first in more than two decades. So they split three times after they went IPO and then they haven't done it since. Yes, three splits in the two and a half years following their 1997 IPO and then halted the practice. Well yeah, they had quite a run up, quite a run down. Probably why they weren't so quick to do it again on their next run up. The topic occasionally came up in Amazon shareholder meetings but the company hadn't taken the action until now combined with a $10 billion share buyback authorization sent Amazon shares up as much as 11%. I do have some Amazon in retirement account folks with disclosure, encourage you to as well. You're still sitting at 2,900. Amazon had a high of 3,700 back there. They got their fingers in everything folks. They are such a growth company. And when you fact that in to AWS on top of things but yeah, quite a pullback. You were sitting at 1,500 at the COVID lows chopped around between about 2,000 and 1,500 for a period of time. Yeah, and splits as we all know have gone out of practice but not so much the case lately with the big dogs doing it but Amazon given most to it back. God bless whoever had 3,090 man. Don't get too euphoric sometimes folks. Not sure who's still buying above 3,000 when this thing was under 2,800. I mean, is Amazon gonna open up $500 on a 24 one split? The other thing though that comes into this that that article doesn't touch on as much is the 10 billion, not 10,010 billion dollar repurchase speaks to the fact in general that Amazon they're not too worried about in terms of any huge type of capital expenditure that's gonna eat up all their cash piles to the point that they're comfortable given $10 billion back to their shareholders maybe easing some of the market concerns about spending coming up whether it's spending on warehouses, spending on AI what it could be, $10 billion going back to shareholders maybe putting some ease in their spending and profit concerns going forward. All right folks, stay tuned. We'll be coming back talking to our man Kevin Hinks from TD Ameritrade Fast Market. We'll be right back. Everything in the universe is governed by the Fibonacci sequence. This mathematical principle is responsible for everything from the most aesthetically pleasing artwork to patterns in the stock market. 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Let's jump over to our man Kevin Hinks. Every trading day folks 12 noon Eastern time on the TD Ameritrade Network Fast Market. Your host Kevin Hinks, Tom White, the team at TD Ameritrade Network. They walk you through the day's market action. They walk you through hypothetical trade setups talking about options, talking to find risk. Kevin Hinks, good morning. Good morning, Tommy O'Brien. CPI day to day, a lot of inflation data but I'm not sure the effect that this data is gonna have on the overall market. I still think geopolitical risk is at the top of everyone's headlines today but at least the number that we got from CPI wasn't any shockingly high. It came in pretty much as expected, a 10th higher on the headline number. Looking for a 0.7 came in 0.8. The year-over-year numbers in line, the core month-over-month number was 0.5. That was also in line. But Tommy, when you go to the tables and look at what fueled this number for the month, it was all energy related, right? Fuel oil up 7.7%, gasoline 6.6%, energy commodities up 6.7%, Tommy, those aren't annual numbers, that's a monthly number there. So big numbers there out of energy that utility gas services 1.5%, transportation services 1.4, food at home 1.4. So used cars and trucks and new vehicles, down 0.2 and up 0.3. So relatively unchanged or plateauing in terms of vehicles, but this CPI number, Tommy, dominated by energy, as you would think. Yeah, I saw that used car number. Maybe that is kind of a plateau leading to some negativity in that market. Might be time, finally, if you're thinking about ditching that used car, folks get rid of it probably now as I think it was 0.2% down for used cars. Made a great point on the energy, man. Of course, 6.6%. I saw Kevin, gas prices in Bloomberg, has it out there or accounted for almost a third of the monthly increase in CPI. Now that is amazing that it's only March 10th, Kevin. And so far this month, the retail price of gas they have in this article I'm reading here right now in Bloomberg, 19.3% already. You have gas prices up and when it was up 6.6%, that was a third of the monthly increase. What do you think as we go forward? Because just look, especially the headline number as kicking off the program saying, you know, maybe the Fed or anybody starts talking about core as well a little bit more because energy is gonna be so wild in the March numbers. But what do you think as we come to the next months because I imagine the headline numbers gotta be going up with what energy's been doing for the first 10 days of March, at least. Yeah, next year's not, or next month's number, Tommy, if everything stays as is, is gonna be like video game numbers. Yeah, totally. That you're gonna see. So that is ominous on the horizon, that's for sure. But, you know, Tommy, I get called, I get teased by my younger colleagues at TD Ameritrade as a serial optimist is what I am every day on the air. But even I have to tell you, I don't see a way out of this other than a complete 180 degree turnaround in terms of US energy policy. Without that, when the president of the United States says, I don't know what I can do, that scares me in terms of his ideas for energy. And it's pretty simple. Drill all over, drill everywhere, release reserves, and put out a goal of 15 million barrels in US production. And I guarantee you Crudall prices will come down, Tommy. Yeah, it's pretty wild, man. Even, you know, thankfully, just geopolitically right now, we're not in Europe spot, because boy we're lying on Russia for all that energy. Obviously in hindsight, not a smart move, but I imagine they're gonna try and do something as well because they're in a tough spot, man. I would not wanna be depending on somebody like Putin and Russia, and that's where they are right now. And they made some of those decisions. S&Ps, Kevin, quite the reversal. We've given back about half of what we had in terms of the acceleration just yesterday, late in the day. We got Thursday, we had jobless claims as well. We got Amazon splitting 20 for one, man. What do you think about Amazon? With, are we a $10 billion repurchase program? I was saying, I think the market likes that $10 billion too. Maybe not gonna be spending as much. Maybe you have some money for earnings left over with Amazon. Remarkable acceleration overnight, man. Well, if you've been watching the TD Ameritrade Network and the shows that I'm on for the last year or year and a half, I've been saying, we're getting closer and closer to an Amazon stock split. So, this didn't surprise me. It's, you know, I got a text message from my son. He said, you told me this was gonna happen. And I said, yes, I did. Because I thought it was pretty much eminent. And I thought once Google Alphabet did it, that it was just a matter of when, not if. So, think about that. If Amazon trades $3,000, that puts it at $150. And it puts it at a stock price that could easily go in the Dow industrials, Tommy. Yeah, and I, you know, I was actually talking to my mom this morning, Kevin. And I was, she has some Amazon retirement, right? And I said, you know, I was explaining, saying it's basically just the whole conversation we've all had, right? Stock splits are arbitrary. But if anything, I said, you know, it's up 200 bucks. We'll see if it holds onto any of those gains on the open. But in the long run, it's a good thing. Because no matter what, in this, you know, retail environment with traders, more so. One of the things that I watch your program, the TD Ameritrade Network about is options, of course. Options, you've said it many times, give you the ability to trade higher price stocks at maybe a more affordable price. But I tell you, Kevin, even trading Amazon in options, you still get pretty high up there sometimes with option strategies when you're dealing with an underlying equity that's trading at $3,000. So even at 150, the options sometimes a little bit more affordable. Tell us what you're talking about on the program coming up at 12. If you started, please continue, Kevin. Go ahead. Docusign in the A block, NVIDIA, like earlier, doing a presentation on NVIDIA, and then Oracle in the C block. So three good high profile names today, Tommy. Those are some good ones, man. Docusign, I'll be watching that one. Talk about a wild story, man, from 314 to 98, great service. My dad's talked about it many times though. There's a lot of competitive services out there where you can sign things electronically now. He does a lot of them in real estate, Kevin, of course, and there's a lot of competitors to that, even if. Seems like we don't need to sign papers in person anymore. The pandemic taught us that. Kevin, great conversation as always, man. We appreciate the conversation and the education. We'll be watching at 12 today and you have a great weekend, man. Thanks for having me on, Tommy, have a great day. Always a pleasure, you too. Folks, I've learned a tremendous amount from Kevin's show like I was talking about Amazon shares. Even trying to trade an equity of $3,000, trying to use defined risks, what happens is, I mean, let's just look at Amazon real quickly. You get into the, when you look at the options, I'm just gonna show you real quick. I mean, you talk about going out just even to March 18th, okay, this was yesterday. That's a $157 move implied, okay? You look at some of these, let's just scroll down as we come into this first break. We'll be right back for the open. I mean, you're talking about, what, $20 for an at-the-money call. You go $75 up, you're still talking about $10, okay, $1,000 per contract. It's a little lofty, and that's going $75 out of the money for eight days of trading on Amazon. Stay tuned, folks, we'll be right back for the open. Having fun trading the markets, but having trouble finding like-minded individuals to discuss your trading and investment ideas with? Become an Apex creditor in the trading markets and join the Tiger's Den Trading Room only at dfnn.com. The Tiger's Den is an exclusive trading room where successful traders from around the world come to exchange trades and ideas. Join the den and surround yourself with the sharpest minds in the trading world. Subscribers to the Tiger's Den are also the first to have their questions answered live on air and can privately chat with our TFNN hosts live during their shows. 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You're up about 4% right now at $111.11 as I took that quote. And I was just talking about even trading and equity this expensive in options. I took a quick look at the options market as you came into the open. Option prices do not trade when the market's not open. So if you're on the Think or Swim platform, you'll still have everything basically frozen in terms of the price of where everything was as of the close of yesterday. As of yesterday, you had about an $80 move priced into this. Now, these were the options, folks, for Friday expiration, tomorrow. So even yesterday, ahead of the news on Amazon. Okay, and this is just speaking to how hard it is even for option traders that wanna make affordable, maybe you're talking about retail traders, right? There's a lot of stocks that you can make great option trades for and you're only putting up a couple hundred bucks even. You're risking 200 to make 1,000. You're risking 600 to make 300, whatever it is. So point being Amazon, 2785 was the close yesterday. So we're looking at this portion of my chart here. That was the strike of the close yesterday. So that was at the money. So a put or a call yesterday was about $40 at the money. If you wanted exposure for both sides, you had about an $80 move priced in. So the point being is at 2785, for two days of exposure, you're talking about $4,000 you need to put up to buy one options contract for an at the money play in Amazon for two days of exposure. That's your minimum play for an at the money option for two days. You get the point, pretty expensive. Maybe you get a stock split and you bring in more liquidity. I do have Amazon. So there's your take on it and on the bull take. But boy, you look at everything they have folks. Now, what I'll get in here, which is cool, is that when you look at the Thinkorswim platform folks, now I do not know how they generate these percentages. Okay. And I do not trade off them. And I suggest you don't as well, but it is pretty cool when you look at the percentage that their market cap is made up of the different portions of their business. Amazon North America, only a third of their business. That's basically what Americans are familiar with. They're only familiar with one third of Amazon's business. 20% of the business is Amazon International. They get $30 billion in cash. I wonder if that's gonna get cut by $10 billion because of that repurchase, but AWS, 45% of that company's market capitalization factored in to AWS's value in terms of where they put that. Now, Amazon today at these prices, $1.47 trillion corporation. They got about 500 million shares outstanding. Yeah, and they'll be spending $10 billion to repurchase, but Amazon slides a bit, still off about 4%. Jumping back to the S&Ps to see how we open right now. Back to the charts, on a longer term basis. You know, yeah, it's quite a pullback folks, but man, you wanna see something scary. You talk about a pullback. We're barely at the two, three, six, okay? Three eight twos happen all the time in markets where that's just a healthy pullback within a larger move. Healthy pullbacks, 3,800 on that chart and you are right back to where you were in the beginning of 2021. It's definitely possible folks. You know, if you've got investments and you're not willing to ride those investments out to a period of at least 3,800, I would be considering selling some of them right now. I think we all should be considering that when you have a pullback like you've had and you have a run like you've had previously in these indices. I mean, NASDAQ, NASDAQ did it. Basically, you're right got back down to that point and took away all of the gains of 2021. Don't think the S&Ps can't do it as well folks as these crude prices, inflationary tendencies. I mean, prices at the pump, we all know what's going on. So volatility persisting. You jump around to some of the fang stocks. Let's kick things off. We'll kick it off with Amazon. Up 4%, why not? Apple shares this morning, you're down 2.1%. There's a pullback for you to 159.45 for Apple shares, Microsoft shares this morning. I mean, you have the NASDAQ 100 off about 1.5%. So Microsoft off 1.5 as well. Google shares right now off 1.2%. We jumped to Facebook shares off 1.9% for Facebook. Let's see how Tesla's trading this morning. Tesla trading at 8.43 down about 1.6%. If you're out there in the Tiger's Den, checking out any equities, feel free to put it in. Feel free to give us a call folks, 877-927-6648. See what you're looking at this morning. Quite the volatile market, over to crude. You give back some of the gains, but you're still up about $4. I was gonna say 4% as well. Man, look at these moves. You almost can't see how big these moves are because of how large the chart is. I mean, we have a $25 move in crude just from 2 a.m. last night. Excuse me, yes, 2 a.m. one night ago in terms of yesterday, you just zoom in on this action. I mean, crude, at 9 a.m. just dropped $2.50. You can barely see it on the chart. It just dropped $2.50 in 15 minutes. Be careful in that crude market and gold. Hold them well above $2,000 at 2010. If you've never tried the Gold Report folks, my dad's outstanding newsletter comes out with new issues every Monday. I encourage you to check it out under the newsletter tab at TFNN, the Gold Report. I think he's on issue 1,037. 1,037, I think he's coming up to 20 years. What is that? 1,037 divided by 52, that's 19.94. Is next, now how do leap years come into that? Is issue 1,038? Nope, that's not it either. 1,040 divided by 52. 1,040 would be an exact 52 weeks. So issue 1,040 coming up. We'll have to do a special for that. Yeah, 1,040 divided by 52, you get 20 on the dots. So issue 1,040 is gonna be coming up for 20 years. I think issue 1,038 comes out this Monday. So what's that put it as? That's gonna put it, March 28th will be 20 years, 52 weeks, 20 years, March 28th. There you go, gotta love it, man. That is a little crazy. Gold, trading at 2,009 and notes and bonds. Lower prices, but we jump over. You're talking about a 2% yield, just like that folks. Remarkable, I mean, we were talking about 1.7% at 1,2904. We're talking about 2% just like that. Market's not a one-way trip though. Look at the one-way trip in yields. Pay attention folks, it is happening. We've passed the CPI data now. We put it on the calendar, March 10th. We've passed that data point. We're now on to the Fed next week and higher rates. They're coming at you 10-year yield. I mean, that was a nice trade. You have to imagine that with war going on, you saw yields decrease dramatically Sunday night and the market said, hey, hey, hey. No matter what's going on with the market here, yields are going up, folks. The Fed is paying attention. We got inflation at absolutely bananas levels. And that's a fundamental economic term, bananas levels. I mean, we're at 8%, we're going up folks. We're at 8%, crude was up six, no, not crude. The exact gasoline was up 6.6% in the month of February. That contributed one third of the impact of CPI, which was 8%. Gasoline is up almost 20% in the first 10 days of March. And you're coming into a number from March that as Kevin Hicks, I mean, call it bananas crazy, call it video game numbers. That's what we're going to become within March. So point being, the Fed is going to be hiking folks, okay? It would take a substantial pullback in the market for the Fed to give any pause at this point with inflation just absolutely to the forefront of their mandate, okay? Stable prices, they got to get on it. Full employment, that's taken care of, okay? Stable prices, they're going to get on it. 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Zoom in on the action this morning from about 9 a.m., we're up about 13 points on the S&Ps right now. Jumping over to some of the stocks we're moving today, you got CrowdStrike out with their numbers last night, strong numbers, up 8.7%. Was it Bumble that was out last night? Oh, that was two months ago, man. Talk about an acceleration on that one, folks. Whew. Yeah, they go public at 84, down to 15 bucks. That's a dead cap bounce possibly. But keep with that one on your radar. As I imagine, when I was single many years ago, talking about five years ago or so at this point, Bumble had a pretty good product out there for online dating. You jump over to the Analyze, the Fundamentals over here. You're talking about a company right now valued at about $3 billion at that level. Some of the other companies, before we jump in, you had Boeing. They were a little bit low with the market, but they finalized safety directives aiming at fixing a Pratt & Whitney engine issue on certain Boeing 777s. Yeah, it just keeps going with Boeing, man. Now, I've talked about this one before. You're looking to get in Boeing. Not a bad place, man. You are within a downtrend channel, right? You'd much prefer getting into Boeing in an uptrend channel at the lower portion of it as long as you have a plan to get out of this equity folks, okay? This is not one that I would just continue riding out. Boeing will be around. We need a company that makes airplanes in the United States. There's a duopoly. Europe's got Airbus. We have Boeing. The US government should never let them fail. They will not. You go through that type of analytical determinations and maybe it's a good buy at 177. Nonetheless, I would get a plan in there because Boeing, we'll see how it goes. International travel, war going on, all of that stuff, crude prices, right? Gonna put a herd on airlines, et cetera. That's gonna factor into things, but you don't have to be a master technician folks to see how many times we've made it near the bottom portion of this trend line. And boy, you get a pop just to the top portion, talking about 210 from 177 approximately, maybe on Boeing. Jumping over to Walmart chairs. We do have some Walmart in my newsletter. Rocket equities and options folks. You can try that out as well. Under the newsletter tab at TFNN. Walmart, back to a daily. Really to see where that trend line comes from, maybe a weekly. You're coming off June of 2020. We touch an area for the COVID lows. You were bouncing a bit. We get below back to that level. You've been oscillating right around that line. For a while now, 139. Now I bring them up. As I say, I do have Walmart chairs folks, but man, this company, you gotta hold them accountable. It's just shameful on this one. I saw the headline. I remember when this came out originally. Walmart, now that is the headline going back. This is the headline from last night. So a judge ordered Walmart to rehire a worker with Down syndrome and provide more than $50,000 in back pay. They don't get into everything in this article, but I remembered this article because it was so startling how their behavior. Walmart, okay? Federal judge ordered Walmart to rehire Marlo Spieth, Spath maybe? An employee with Down syndrome who's abruptly fired after working in a Wisconsin Supercenter for nearly 16 years, okay? The judge, however, denied the EEOC's request for tighter scrutiny of Walmart. So what this ties to is an EEO decision that dates back to, this is the original article from July of last year, okay? Now one thing that the judge wrote is that the substantial verdict against Walmart in the publicity it generated serve as strong deterrence against any repeat of the conduct at issue in this case. So all I'm doing, folks, is I'm doing what the judge talked about, right? The verdict against Walmart said that the publicity from this case is what makes the verdict, the light verdict, as in not instilling greater directives, okay? So let's make sure we get the publicity out so that they know the way they acted. Because if you hear how they acted in this, folks, it's abhorrent to put it lightly, okay? Now, originally they awarded this person $125 million in damages punitive, although right away, the judge says the max you can do is 300,000, okay? Now this story really makes it so harsh is when you hear some of the specifics which they did not get into in this article, which is a bummer, all right? Now maybe they did actually, I shouldn't say that. No, they did, good for them, okay. They changed the hours that they were working. Now someone with Down syndrome, I'm not familiar, I don't have anybody in my life, but I believe they're creatures of habit, okay, to put it lightly. They worked there and they changed the hours when they began using a computerized scheduling system designed to match staffing levels with customer traffic. The person struggled to adapt to the new hours. She would miss the bus or her dinner time. Sometimes she left early, she wasn't there. They refused to put those hours back in on her. And one of the things the judge says was that it would have been basically a negligible action for Walmart, okay? So I just wanna get into this so you really understand it because it's, who makes these decisions, man, on a humanity level? It's embarrassing for this company that this could happen. Here it is, what the judge, Miss Spate's request was a simple one and denying it profoundly altered her life. I mean, as a small business worker and my dad being an owner and working with small businesses, I can't imagine working with somebody for 16 years and especially when you look at a company like Walmart where it's a no-brainer, you say, sure. You know what? I can't do this for everybody, but I know for you, it's either a profound life impact that if I don't do it, you're gonna get fired, you're not gonna have a job. It's gonna severely impact your life and the cost of me doing it is basically nothing. Walmart could have done it, they didn't want to. And they basically were willing to ruin that person's life over that. And the jury said, pay $125 million, even though you can only get 300,000 because they were so appalled by it. It's important to get it out. The judge specifically said the reason why he didn't put harsher punishments in there is because the publicity generated should serve as a deterrent. Well, there's the publicity, man, that's embarrassing. The people would do that. 16 years, you got somebody working for you, right? They have Down syndrome. They work within the hours they've had. Their life doesn't facilitate it outside of it. And Walmart says, make it happen or you're fired, basically. That's a tough one, folks. Walmart pop up about 3.10% with the market, a little bit negative today. All right, let's jump around to some of the other equities that you have moving in the market. We jump back. Let's see, JD, I wanted to get to. JD out with their numbers as well, better than expected profit and revenue for the latest quarter. A shopper uses its e-commerce platform, but the China-based company also reported slowest revenue growth. Since early 2020, the stocks led 6.5% China. This one's an interesting one, right? Lots of stories going on about China down 17.3%. Excuse me, lots of stories going on about Russia in terms of some hedge funds, some different Wall Street entities, right? Ramping up on maybe some depleted Russian assets over there. I'll try and see if I can find the one article, one specific hedge fund where they took a trip to Russia even, this is a Bloomberg story out, I think last night of this morning, went on a trip to Russia, because they were so heavily invested, it's an emerging markets fund, and they got the wrong take. They thought everything was undervalued and everything was fine. And guess what? They took a beating, man, when the war began. A lot of people, under arresting, meeting the reality of the mindset of Vladimir Putin. Unfortunately so, you know? JD down 16.7%, man, let's take a look at some of those others. Let's see a Baba straightened. Baba taking a digger on that one as well, man. Whew, talk about not finding a low in these, man. Stay away, it would be my opinion, folks. Baba from 319 to 92. Who had Baba trading in January from 140 down to 92 when this stock was already down from 319? Stay tuned, folks. I'll be coming right back after the break to finish up the show. 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For more information, just click the Think or Swim banner on the front page of tfnn.com. ["Think or Swim"] Welcome back, folks. You're at the S&Ps right now, negative by 41, Nasdaq 100 off 216. Could not find the article I was looking at for the emerging fund. I'll see if I can even get it up here in the last couple of minutes here. But that's, I mean, I was seeing articles talking about PIMCO, same deal, talking about the headlines, right? PIMCO amassed billions of exposure to Russia debt facing default. The asset manager had both bond and derivative positions. CDS tied to Russia's debt, suggest a high chance of default. I would say so. Billions of dollars of exposure to Russia debt opening up its fund to losses as market prices in it, yeah, prices in default. I would say so in dramatic fashion over there, folks. And that is putting it lightly to say the least. And one of the emerging funds I was talking about, yeah. I'll try and see if I can find it from my show tomorrow. I was reading the article last night. I was like, man, you know, in the search for yield, not sure I'd be flying to Russia and trusting them. All right, speaking of Goldman, they're getting out, they're gonna exit Russia. This article, 9 a.m. this morning, folks Wall Street's first pullout. I saw an article today, headline did not read the article talking about Russia now saying that they can just steal patents. So you might just see them keep all the McDonald's they have in Russia and run them as is. Not sure how that plays out, but it is not good, man. They are willing to cut themselves off in dramatic fashion. As Kevin said, you know, there will be a turnaround in this. I think it was yesterday he was talking about or two days ago that there will be a turnaround. But boy, when, when that happens. Manhattan apartment prices, $3,630, 7.1% above pre-pandemic levels. Concessions become rare as tight inventory fuels competition may have quite a reversal from where we were at the depths of COVID. Couldn't even rent an apartment, right? In New York City, I'm sure 28% from a year earlier. That number is you were down to 2,800 bucks. You were down to 2,700 bucks late 2020. That is remarkable when you look at that. And you're up to 3,630 from Manhattan apartments. That is a lofty level. That's why you see people come to Florida, folks. Look at this market catching a little bit of a bid right now. S&Ps, you're back to 4241, you're negative 34 points. Stay tuned, folks. We got our man, Basil Chapman. He is coming up right now. He may be doing two live hours, folks. Larry, unfortunately a little under the weather today. Fast Market at 12. Dave White live at two o'clock. Tom O'Brien live from three till four. Every Thursday, everybody.