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We're getting a lot of opinions. And these stocks and these markets are trading all over the place. So everyone who's interested in these markets is getting something to look at. It's in these days. I thought the income and outlays, data that came out at 830, your time was pretty dull. Didn't get my heart rate up very much. Bonds didn't move very much. But it certainly didn't give Jerome Powell any reason to pause in terms of lowering rates, even though I thought this number was probably too late to affect their decision anyway. But, you know, a 1.4 PCE year over year in the core of 1.6, that's not getting it done. So he didn't get any reason not to move on rates tomorrow by this number, for sure. And you know what's amazing, Kevin? You know, Tommy and I were talking about it yesterday. So they haven't gone down on rates since 2008. That's 11 years, right? Right. And, you know, in our careers, I've never seen the Fed just go once either way. Are they going up or are they going down? You know, it normally turns into some kind of a trend, okay? So that's the thing that's really intriguing. It's like, okay, you know, we're going to get down one. Well, what are we going to do next month and the month afterwards? Because the market's going to be looking for that. Right, yeah. And, you know, it's going to be interesting. They're going to second-guess the Fed on this one because I don't think they're going to second-guess this move. But they're definitely going to second-guess December's rate hike. That's the one that they're going to be heavily scrutinized for. So, you know, I'm interested to see what it does to the U.S. dollar. I'm interested to see what it does to bonds. I think the rhetoric coming out of this meeting is going to be as important as anything you'll hear this month. His rhetoric going forward, which is this going to be one and done? Is this a one-rate cut? Wait and see, go data-dependent, you know, because some of the numbers, again, the inflation numbers aren't giving us any reason to worry about rates, but the economy is strong. I mean, you know, this is one of those odd markets. They're going to be writing about this time in history books how the market got so strong without inflation ever raising its head, at least yet. No doubt. And, you know, this dollar, listen, folks, the dollar's at highs and gold's at highs, and that's an anomaly, okay? You know, the bottom line is that, you know, gold is priced in dollars, so it's like, okay, you know, and we'll find out. We'll find out where this goes. I mean, the last couple of days, the way this dollar, the volume is so anemic, it's insane. So, I'm looking and saying, okay, the Fed, you know, the Fed, he'll come out tomorrow and, you know, maybe it will pull back. But you can see the British pound, that thing is getting smoked. You know, so when you look at that aspect, I mean, if the euro doesn't get going, well, guess what, the dollar can go higher. And think about this, guys. Procter and gambles earnings killed in terms of earnings. And even then, even as good as their earnings were and the stock up four and a half percent, they talked about how much the dollar, the higher dollar had hurt their sales. You know, because remember something, multinationals all get hurt by the higher dollar. So, you know, I understand why foreign governments want their currency lower. And I understand why the U.S. government should want our dollar lower. It makes our goods and services cheaper to foreign buyers. And you can make a case, 27 of 30 Dow stocks are multinationals. So, you think that doesn't affect these companies? It does. Sure. You know, this Procter and Gimba, it's quite a turnaround on Procter and Gimba, huh? That's like, you know. I mean, you know, it's fascinating time. You know, my favorite thing to do at this time of year is when you look at these companies like Procter and Gimba and look at all the brands that they own and control. Yes. It's amazing. I mean, every day you stay in your house, you have at least two or three Procter and Gimba products. Oh, yeah. Yeah, look at Gillette. I shaved this morning. Head and shoulders. Exactly. You don't realize how powerful these consumer staples are until you start looking at them. And man, they have a big portfolio. Yeah. Bounty Charmin, Don, Dye, Tide, right? I mean, Febreze, Mr. Clean, Old Spice, Swiffer. I love that. Checking them off. Boom. You know, it's so funny about this one, Kevin. We're reading this. And, you know, I like Tide, but when I want to save some money, I buy Gain. They have competitors. And they help both of them. And guess what? You're okay with that, right? It's amazing. It's kind of like a Facebook Instagram. Yeah, you don't want Facebook to want to go to Instagram. That's okay. We own that, too. I was doing the same thing as I was going through that. I was like, wow, those are competing brands. And I'm comparing in my head often in the store. I do the same thing. Yeah. It's amazing. I mean, you see some of these companies, it's just amazing the depth and the range of their portfolio. Yeah. I was going to say, people are buying stuff if P&G go now because they just got stuff. They do. They do, you know. So what are we going to be talking about today, Kevin? Obviously, today is going to be all about AMD and Apple. We'll go over the Ralph Lauren and Under Armour trade. Remember, we came in short Under Armour, long Ralph Lauren. So Ralph Lauren was actually up pre-market. Nice. But our position did fine. And we're short Under Armour. So, I think we're doing great. I think we're doing great. Yeah, man. I'm down 15%. Yeah. That's a huge move. I get, you know, it looks like their conference call didn't go well either. You know, it was down early because of a miss on earnings, but then they got on their conference call. And I believe someone told me they guided lower in the conference call as well. Yeah. You know, we always talk about it, Kevin. I love the thinkorswim charts. And that's why I want to pull up. And it's because you can see when the earnings come out, which was 7 AM Eastern time. Yeah. And then the stock was back up to about $22, Kevin. 1 AM, I can see exactly when that earnings call out at $730. So you trade from $22 to under $20 on whatever they talked about, which definitely, yeah, they got it. That's such a good point, Tommy. I love to look at the one-day, one-minute chart on the thinkorswim platform whenever any event comes out. I know. You see how big the candle is. You see the move. You know, it's just a great way to see the range of development. It is, man. Awesome. Folks, right here, 45 minutes from now. Kevin, you have a great one. Safe one. We look forward to the program. 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Okay, so check it out. They're going to take everyone to the cleaners here. So they came out with numbers. First off, it's down 25 bucks. Trade 196. Come out with numbers beat by about 10 million bucks. The gross sales. That being said, guess what? They're going to do a secondary and they're going to allow a few insiders to sell into the secondary. One of them being the CEO. Yeah, so how, you know, this is when you look at this game, folks, and most of the time you get a lock-up and what ends up happening is that the lock-up doesn't have, like, a master lock on it. I guess not. I thought it did. Well, it does. And this happened with GoPro. It happens with a few others. Goldman Sachs let the CEO of GoPro sell. Now, that way that was done is that he had to put it into a trust. But the bottom line, he might take a chance. He got away with just everything, okay? Because he sold at the very high and GoPro went to $6. He was selling at $77. The board has to approve it, too, correct? Well, the board has to approve it. Because that's who I really put it on. Yeah, the board has to approve it. But then the broker-dealer that brought it public, like, I sold it to you. I'm the broker-dealer. They have to approve it, too. Now, here's where my opinion, though, is that, of course, the broker-dealer's going to do that. Because guess what? If you're a big IPO company, you want to go with the broker-dealer to get out early. Oh, yeah. So the governance part is not on the broker-dealer. Just saying, of course, they're going to. So do you know who it's supposed to be on? The board. They're supposed to represent the shareholders. In what good is it to let your CEO get out of the position after it's shot up in an ordinate amount of money before a standard lockup period has expired? And there's your board. So you got... Seth Goldman is the chairman. I believe he's CEO, too, maybe? Probably. Yeah. Now, what you can do with this is that I could... We don't have enough time, but I could pull these down and then you can see what they do is that they show cross-boards, also. Like, some of these... Sure. You can see where they've been. Because I do this on the gold market all the time. It's to see where someone has been to see are these pump-and-dump stocks or they're good stocks. You know what I mean? Sure. So it's kind of cool watching other shakes out. So I guess that's the... So that is President and CEO. That's like 32 million... No, 320, I was going to say, but there it is. There it is. Yeah. Now, that's as of the close yesterday, because I was doing to add $200. It's about 32... 320 million, excuse me. Right. So let's just look at a few others. Let's just pull this guy up. What? Look at that. These board members have some shares. I mean, it's went up 800%, right? So divide that number by eight in terms of what these people were all worth only months ago. Right. So you can see why. I mean, you know, being worth 30 million is amazing. You never have to work again. Being worth 300 million is a different stratosphere, right? So I understand why they want to sell, but that lockup man is supposed to be here. Very intense. Yeah. Let's go to our man, John and Philly. What's going on, brother? Good morning, Tom and Tommy. Morning, John. Hope you're doing well. Good, man. Good. So... Tom, I wanted to ask you about GDX. You've documented and tracked this day by day, week by week. So thank you for that. Specifically, I want to share with you something I saw yesterday in the GDX options. Okay. And let me just... Without digging into it, let me just say specifically, yesterday in the morning, a block of call options on GDX expiring September 20th with an out-of-the-money strike up at 32. So it's 28 right now, roughly, so 32, four bucks above. Yesterday, 60,000 call options were purchased on that 32 call at 17 cents each. Okay. So somebody spent over a million bucks for just a boatload of out-of-the-money GDX calls expiring September 20th, which is one of those triple-witches, quadruple-witches, actually. So that is just a fact. My question... Do you have any comment on that? Does that sort of activity say anything to you based upon what you've seen in the past, please? So what... I don't follow the volumes inside of the option market, John, okay? But what has happened is this, which is really cool. We know that from the futures market that two weeks ago, what we had is that we had funds come into the silver market in a huge way. It was the biggest they ever came into it. And the way that was structured, folks, the reason we found out is that every Friday, the commodity futures has to basically say who's in and who's out. And so what had happened is that they came into the ETF sector, but when they came into the ETF sector, they also went into the futures sector. So the bottom line is that they went into the futures, we'll get that exact information as to... when the CTFC comes out, you don't know exactly who it is. When the 13F filings come out, you know who it is, but that's 45 days after the end of the quarter. So that being said, it totally makes sense to me that, you know, guess what? When you have large players that are coming in, it doesn't take much inside the GDX, all the gold market in general, to run something, you know, three dollars. I mean, whoever bought those already, we just looked at the quote, they were already up three cents to four cents, and that's a lot on 17 cents. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Yeah, you just bought it. It was 20 by 21. Okay, we got it. Cool. Yeah. So you can see that if they want to run this thing, if they plan on putting more money. Now, the way... Okay, so if I bring you back to 2001, folks, okay, what had happened at one point in the marketplace, I actually owned probably three quarters of the calls on a couple equities, a couple gold equities. And the way that if you're going to really... If you really think, number one, that you get a run that's going, and you get the momentum with you, what ends up happening is that a trader in general first would go into the option market, which I did, which they did. Then what's going on is that with the understanding that you're going to go in the equity market and drive the price. And that's very well what they could be doing, because that is the way that you really make some big bread. First, you lay down the option market, right? Let's say you said it's a million dollars, you lay down the option market, right? If they know they're going to be coming in in the next couple weeks and they're bullish on it and they're going to buy it, well, guess what? They're driving their own price. And then what would end up happening is that as you're driving the price, what you do is that you already have the order in to sell the options. So this gets... It's really simple, actually. It's not that technical. Because what happens is that as you drive the price of the equity, the option has to go, and the option market maker has to buy it. Because they have to cover it. They have to go delta neutral. So let's hope that that's what they're doing. Because if that's what they're doing, they're going to drive price here, man. And it would make sense, because I would say that for all of us that are in this metals market, whatever Powell says tomorrow is going to be really important. You know? I mean... Tell me, I knew I would get something interesting out of your memory banks with your work and the gold report on those equities dating way back then. So that's a very interesting hypothesis. Thanks for sharing it. I appreciate it. Okay, man. Have a great one. Have a safe one. 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This segment is brought to you by Think or Swim. For more information, just click the Think or Swim banner on the front page of tfnn.com. We're live. Go ahead. Welcome, folks. Dow. Dow Industries down 73. Nasdaq off 36. S&Ps are off 11. Let's go take a look at some of the higher-volume equities out here. Okay, so FISA. FISA is... Oh, look at that. It was up yesterday. It gave it up this morning. Down $2.30. Oh, look at this one. Okay, so yesterday we were talking about the energy sector, right? Coming out. Now, this is pretty intense, folks. So, this is another oil service company. And look at the... I mean, we're talking about a oil service company that does $2 billion in revenues, but yet is losing money hand over fist. Yeah, I think they're only a billion-dollar company, though, so... $2.1 billion in revenues. For 90 days. They do $10 billion a year and they're only worth a billion dollars. Look at that. Yeah. So, now, Weatherford already went bankrupt. This is, you know, this is in trouble. You know, you're pounding lows here. 608 we're at. That's 627. I gotta bring this back more than 15 years. Look at this. Well, we'll see how this shakes out, man, but it looks to me like you get trouble in paradise here. It's sticking out like a sewer fund. 42 percent. Yeah, quite a crash. Huge. A couple of the other higher-volume equities you got underground we already talked about. Procter & Gamble's a big one. Beyond Meat, down 22 bucks. Not bad, though. If you want to get it to Beyond Meat, maybe just pull up the chart because it's been quite a little pop, even. When I did the 10 a.m. update, I think it was trending at, or at 9.45 this morning, it was trending like 190. Yeah. Look at that. 183 is the low. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, look at that chart chart, man. Yeah. And, you know, guess what, folks? This is, they're gonna pull this off and I believe, so listen, this is what's really amazing and this is how they really can get this together so fast that this is gonna be done is tomorrow 31st? Yes, it is. Okay, it's gonna be done today's Wednesday, no, Tuesday. Tuesday? It's gonna be done Thursday. This is how quick it is. So August 1st? Yeah. August 1st, August 1st is that this secondary is happening. Okay. Which is pretty intense, man. Yeah. You know what I mean? It's like, okay, we got it here, so the broken deal of the community just has to hold this up until tomorrow. Push the stock out. The thing that blows my mind is that, like, they're selling skills that they could. That, I mean, they have to get on the phone and they have to sell this story to someone else that is gonna buy it at a cut. Sure. Now, what happens is this, the way that, if I was selling this to you, right, the broken deal, okay, it's $199, they're gonna go, I'd be saying, okay, Thursday, I wanna lock you in at like $197. They're not gonna give a huge deal. I mean, they give three or four dollars and that's about it. Yeah. And then you decide that, I'll buy 10,000 shares. You know, I'm not sure whether it's gonna be a lock up inside of that nut. You know what I mean? They're always different. Some funds will turn around if there's not a lock. I'm gonna say, okay, I'm gonna make $2 and 10,000 shares, or 50,000 shares, but they're taking a risk. That's for sure. And then what also ends up happening, which is not gonna be a lot, then you are gonna have, there's 5.5 million shares outstanding now. We're only gonna have 250,000 more, which is nothing. You know, so it's not gonna change that short position too dramatically. Yeah. You know, so this is gonna be a story that's out there for a long period of time, though, because every time we brought up Tyson, every time you bring up it's Purdue, it's Purdue. It would be P-U-R. P-U-R. Are they public? Are they a brand of? That's sort of, they'd be funny if Tyson owns Purdue. Right? Yeah. I think it's just because it's Purdue Farms and they probably are just a brand of a conglomerate. You know, because when you look at those numbers, those numbers, my God, they're just day and night. Definitely. You know, there's no doubt about that. Now the note and bond market, okay, so if we take a look at the note and bond market, what you're gonna see is this. Now yesterday, we went up on tremendously lighter volume and that would be looking, it'd be saying that, I was saying to me that, okay, Powell's not gonna say what, you know, he's not gonna be as dubbous as the market might think. So this is gonna be a big day in the bond market today, as is tomorrow. We're gonna definitely get more volume than yesterday. Yesterday, we only got 867,000 contracts and this market, you know, likes to do a million, 1.2, 1.4 million and along with the 30 year, so that was the 10, the 30 year, the 30 year also had a nice contraction of volume and we'll see whether we get volume in here today. So the key would be, yesterday did 181,000. So if that's what you get, that'll be telling me, well, if the volume contracts again, it doesn't look like it's going to, but if it did, that'll be telling me that Powell's statement is gonna be more hawkish than dubbish because that'd be saying that these bonds wanna get down versus going up in price and up in yield. So as we come into the, as we come into the end of today, tomorrow, that is gonna be a big number, no doubt. Yeah, Apple, so when's Apple coming out with numbers too? They are today, I believe. Yes. Ooh, that's good. Okay, after the close today and look at this D.H. Horton. D. D.H. That's quite a, they come out with numbers, that's quite an expansion. So that's up, well, it's up 5%. Now you get a nice pop there. Yeah. So they came out this morning. Okay. Let's see, so the estimate was $1.18, year over year, they made $1.26. Cancellation raised to 20%. Sales orders rose 8% in value to 4.7 billion. So just that was the, that was the year over year comparison? Yes. So that was actually 106. So they actually beat it by a much greater degree. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, and they're buying $1 billion in stock back. Oh my God. These, They're showing the club. These buybacks, man, are something else seriously, right? Yeah. The revenues, $4.75 billion and $4.9. That's what they're looking for next quarter? Yeah. Okay, so let's see where they do business. They, the company operates in the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, Southwest and Western regions of the United States. They also do financial operations, provide mortgage financing. Yes. They sell single family homes. Yeah. Yeah. Just trying to see the, oh, there it is. Average price, $300,000. Yeah. See, that's, that's a good average price. That's, you know, that's an affordable average price for the first time buys. That's just going on. So 80 markets, 30 states, 75% of their revenue from the Southeast, South Central and Western regions of the US home builder by volume constructs single family homes that range from 1,000 to 4,000 square feet. Wow. Okay, so let's see if it's putting any juice in the rest of these builders. Yeah. Toe brothers up 51 cents. No big deal there. That's a percent and a half. That's, let's see. Taylor Morrison, what's KB? So the strongest ones out there is L-G-I-H. I wonder if it has to do with that same exact area. Yeah. That's company because regionally they might be right there. Right. Yeah. Stay right there. Tommy and I come right back, folks. If you're in the CD market and looking for a secure investment, the Tiger First mortgage program may work for you. 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If we take a look at this, evidently, you know, lower rates, which totally makes sense, folks, will get people out there. So, U.S. pending home sales increased by most in the three months. Contract signings to purchase previous owned homes rose in June by the most in the three months indicating demand may be picking up lower rates, man. Index of pending home sales increased 2.8% from the previous month. Exceeding the most optimist forecast in the Bloomberg survey, the gain and contract signings is a welcome sign, of course it is. Yeah. The report stands in contrast to recent data out over the last month pointing to weakness in the sector. Existing home sales fell more than expected in June, while new home sales missed estimates at the same time. Housing starts dropped to the lowest in three months. Pending home sales are often looked at as a leading indicator of existing home sales. The contract signings increased 5.4% from the prior month in the west, and you can see, listen, sorry folks, excuse me, we take a look at that 10 year, this is when we take a look at three months, this is a dramatic change. Yeah. Big time, man. You know, so about three months ago, approximately right there, right, 2.5 and now 2.05. But when you get down into the threes, you're talking, I think psychological too, it's a whole, you know what I mean? Right. And then, you know, maybe people get in there, they run the numbers and it seems more affordable or it seems just affordable. And it is more, definitely more affordable for a lot of people. Because what ends up happening is that you can't have your expenses, well, you can, depending on how loose they are with the money coming out and would, you know, basically bank or mortgage company to deal with. Most of the time, folks, they want only one-third, you know, of your mortgage payment to represent one-third of your paycheck or, you know, budget for that month. Right, right. And so that makes a dramatic difference because a couple hundred dollars can make a difference and on two or three hundred thousand, a half percent, there's a couple hundred dollars, you know, pretty quickly. What else do we got out here? So you got, you got dishes now pretty good. Oh, Capital One, what happened to Capital One? Do you like your data? Do you like sharing your data with anybody on the internet? Oh, really? Okay. Because you lost a hundred million people of data. Oh. And I guess it has to do with their information being stored on the Amazon Cloud, I believe. Wow. And a employee actually somehow doing something. So they're talking about, yeah, analyst, no, no. Okay, yeah, but let's see what, yeah, data breach. Yeah. And so that's why it's down today and it's a huge number of people in terms of a hundred million. So let's see, these are, mind if I click back, I just wanted to try and get the real, yeah, see, former Amazon Web Services worker accused in Cloudhack of Capital One. Holy cow. A hundred million people in the U.S., illegally accessed after prosecutors accused of Seattle woman identified by Amazon as one of its former cloud service employees are breaking into the bank servers. Well, the complaint doesn't identify the cloud provider that stored the data. They mentioned a reference to simple storage servers. Amazon Web Services popular data storage software. So they're saying that this data, and we can read it and pick the lines that, you know, wasn't been used, hasn't been used, maybe they like corraled it. Okay. But you really can't be sure, right? Right. The second one person gets a hold of it in the span of .2 seconds. Yeah. It can be in everybody's email box across the world. Six million Canadians as well arrested Monday. This is Paige Thompson appeared in federal court in Seattle. Data theft occurred between March 12th and July 17th. That's a pretty broad range of dates. She last worked at Amazon in 2016. And look at the information that they have, folks. This is like, this is why this is like, okay, the largest category of data stolen was supplied by consumers in small businesses when they applied for credit cards from 2005 through 2019. Yeah. It included personal data, names, address, phone numbers, date of birth, self-reported income, credit scores. That's a big number, man. Yeah. You know, I guess, you know, yeah. Huge. I mean, that's, yeah, you put down all that information when you're applying for it, especially. Right. Excuse me. And they, I think they pulled, I, there's the line in there somewhere that they don't believe the data has been used for to, you know, to, I can't remember the verbiage they used, but I didn't believe it whatever they were saying. Yeah. No. You know, the amazing part about these public companies in general, the first time that something happens, they always deny, deny, deny. Sure. Then it's like a couple months later, then a little comes out. Then by six months folks is like, oh yeah, it did happen. But guess what? You know, it's old news by then. And, you know, you know, in this case here, what you, what you definitely have is that the market is looking at that very seriously. Right. Yes. Yeah. Oh, six, seven percent drop. Right. Right. Yeah. Let's go back into the housing because let's see what they're saying. This is going to be about low mortgage rates. Okay. So that the America's housing is looking at that land. What began on the coast in New York and San Francisco is now radiating on the nation's hot land from Las Vegas to Charleston, South Carolina. Entry level buyers are scrambling to purchase homes that are in short supply. Yeah. Land is going up, man. More people, right? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Most many buyers in the expense of West Coast cities have already retreated after a surge of prices. Well, I, you know what, no matter how many times you look at the West Coast cities and even, you know, Boston, it's like, I had to comprehend that, you know, you can't live there without paying $7,000, $800,000 for a house. No. No. And that's where, you know, you got to start pushing across and cities expand and cities get next to bigger cities and, you know, you got to push out to areas that are more affordable. Right. All signs point to a housing market that should be doing really well and it's not. That's chief commerce realtor. The number one constraint despite low mortgage is that people can't find housing that they want, you know, and so you have to make that choice to move. That's a tough one. Look at this. This is pretty Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky. Okay. Yeah. Well, I thought that said $800,000 first. I'm saying, okay, it's $200,000. So 29 year old worker trying to buy a starter home less than $200,000. Yeah. And just an anecdotal kind of, but, you know, that three occasions houses plan for a tour snapped up before he could get there. He was out there on another. Finally had above asking offers, but did Sunday on a house list for about $199,000? Let's see. You know, the after his agent locked the door. I don't know. Some of these gets sensationalized when I hear about people that, oh, I set up all these appointments. Well, just go to the house then. What is the delay between you setting up an appointment and getting there? So it happens once. It happens twice. It happens the third time. And you're still like, can I see it in a couple of days? No. I mean, you know, at $200,000, it's only $800 a month. So I have a hard time, sometimes, comprehending that they're not doing numbers. Yeah. You've got to add on the other payments, though. You've got to add on the insurance, the taxes, because it's not an $800 payment in fairness for people who are buying their first home. It's not. What do you think it was? We'll figure it out. That's $200,000. I'm just saying it could be $14,000 or $15,000. Easy. Taxes could be three or four grand. Insurance could be two or three grand. You got to limit that out. I mean, I come right back. I'm certain you are or strive to be one of the best of the best at everything you do in life. It's the most common trade that we tigers and tigers share. If you're looking to become the best of the best when it comes to managing your money, let me teach you to do what most wealth managers tell you can't be done, which is how to time the markets. 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