 Let's jump over to our man, Teddy Kegstad. Folks, you can check out Teddy's Tiger Forex Report every week. He puts out a new issue Monday mornings. You can check it out under the newsletter tab. Just head on over there. Excuse me, you hit subscribe. It's $97 a month, folks. It comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee. And one week from today, Teddy's got an outstanding webinar. It's a live webinar coming up for subscribers from four till 5 p.m., one week from today, April 19th. So you sign up for the Tiger Forex Report. You get a month of the newsletter. You get the live webinar coming up in a week that will be archived. If you don't like it, folks, you cancel within 30 days. You get a refund. You can't go wrong with that type of action. And Teddy Kegstad, talk about action. Love talking to you on days like today. Good morning, man. Good morning, Tommy. So where do you wanna start off? Let's talk about the action this morning, if we can. CPI, we get action in yields. We get action in the dollar. Market's giving back some of the gain, but still up a bit. What'd you think of the number and the movement in the markets this morning? Okay, well, you know, you had the CPI number to came out right when the Treasury bond market was opening. So you had an explosive reaction, obviously. I mean, the numbers, I guess, somewhat kind of nice, but I really think it's more of an overreaction, knee-jerk reaction to the number. I don't think you really need to take too much stock in it, especially long-term. We have the minutes coming on later, which to be quite honest, I really don't think you're gonna see any change in the minutes or anything else that we have coming out of the Fed. I mean, the reality is there's a banking crisis still going on. There's a whole bunch of things that have not changed even remotely. And CPI, even though it may be somewhat kind of nice right now, it doesn't matter, people can see. If you bought gas in the last week and a half, you know that things are not going in the right direction. So I think that that's what we really have to pay attention to. Yeah, I agree. I was talking to Kevin Hink, sir. He referenced energy and energy. I mean, it's rocking right now, man. We're at 82.60. And yeah, I don't imagine we're gonna see $65 in crude anytime soon. Again, doesn't mean it can't happen, man, right? But there's pressure to the upside, I imagine. And I don't think we've seen anything. I mean, I put this chart up, Teddy, going back a year ago, man. It's just lower lows and lower highs from 123. And that's not even the spike back to March because we're past that already. As in just the spike we got in July, it's just been lower prices, man. That just can't happen forever. The crude goes from 120 down to $60, you know, eventually. Yeah, and as you said it, I hadn't even seen the move, let alone the 10 year, the 30 year, man. We just spiked to what? On that news, to one? It was basically flat to start the day out and exploded to us up over a handle. And then it pulled back to only being up about 15, 16 ticks. And now it's back up, I think, kinda close to like 25 ticks or something like that. So, yeah. Amazing moves. And what do you think about the dollar index? The dollar index gets a pullback here. Held on to kinda that pullback. I've seen the yields reverberate a bit, but we came into that news at about 102.10. We're at about 101.70 right now. We had a lot of listeners, of course, watching the dollar. We're back to approaching kinda those areas of January. We had a low of 100.82 I'm looking at. What do you think about the dollar index? Kinda price levels. Maybe you can give us some areas of support and resistance. I know you do a great job of that within your newsletter for the dollar index. Sure, well, if you look at the dollar index right now, it's a really tough gauge for most currencies. So if you're trading the majors of the majors, like the pound, the Swiss, and the Euro, then you can look at that as that's where the dollar index is sinking. But if you look at like the Aussie, the New Zealand, and currencies like that, they're not coming off, they're not banging new lows. Like the Swiss is really, really falling down right now, the US dollar-Swiss relationship. And that's something we talked about back in December that there's a big divergence in currencies. So where's the flight to quality? Where's the real trend? Well, the Swiss is, the US dollar-Swiss isn't a bear trend, it has been for a while and it's confirmed without a doubt today that that's the resolve that it has. But if you look at the British pound, US dollar, it's trying to make new highs and it did make a new monthly high recently just a couple of days ago. But it's having a lot of trouble with that area. So I would use a lot of caution trying to use a dollar index as a gauge because the euro and the pound, especially, they have a lot of problems. So if you're bullish on the European currencies versus the dollar, the Swiss is the right side to be on without a doubt, meaning short the US dollar-Swiss. But I'd use a lot of caution with the euro and the pound because their central banks are all acting in tandem right now to help us with what's going on in supposedly just the US. But we know that the banking crisis has moved over to the European banks as well. So for as far as levels, I would say right now with the British pound, the key is if they can hold above this 124.40 area, that's a big deal. So basically where they're trading at today, if we settle up here and sustain a trade up here, we will probably buffer some resistance, but I would be very cautious with any rallies that you see there. So I don't think they're gonna be, I don't think this is some major trend extension that's about to develop here whatsoever. And especially as oil starts to rally as well, because if oil continues to rally, well, even though the dollar, as petrol dollar is getting killed, it's still a valued part of the dollar value. So as oil does increase, it helps to slow the decreasing value of the dollar as well. So when it gets back to that dollar index things, please use caution and using that as a gauge. Right now there's just too much divergence. I would focus more on the fact that the Swiss is a true bull. Look at the US dollar yen trade. Now, obviously on the reaction of the numbers, they went in tandem really hammering the dollar. But if you look at the pullbacks, the yen bounce back pretty strong off of its lows versus say the pound and the euro versus off of their highs. So that once again shows that how the oil relationship also, like when it comes to the US dollar yen, if oil continues to rally, even if yields drop, it doesn't matter. It cancels out that effect. So the US dollar yen trade, for instance, is not gonna be such a bear. I would be very cautious. I'd be more into buying dips than selling into that market. That would be very cautious being a bear on the US dollar yen and especially in the short run when it comes to those variables. And folks, that's the great information, man. In terms of the breakdown, you should check out the Tiger Forex report. And Teddy, if you can give the listeners just a glimpse and you do such a great job. This is the stuff that Tay's gonna talk about folks in the webinar a week from today in terms of how he breaks down the letter, how he breaks down the currencies and how they go into it. Because the dollar next, Teddy, gets so much attention. But I love the education that you've given myself and the listeners over the years in terms of what factors into those, in terms of whether you talk about crude. I think we talked about that even last week as you were going over it. Can you give the listeners a little glimpse, Teddy, of what you'd be talking about a week from today for the Tiger Forex report subscribers coming up next Wednesday? Sure. Well, the main focus is looking at what are the major factors driving the dollar? So not the dollar index, the dollar. So when you look at the, see people look at it as a generic term. They think the dollar index is what the dollar is all about. It's not the case. So we're gonna do just like we spoke about oil. How does that reflect the dollar? So that variable, we would be concentrating on the U.S. dollar yen especially. Then we also have the central banking crisis. What's going on, or excuse me, the banking crisis. We just call it a central banking crisis. That's okay. Go ahead. It is that too as well. And there's two things really going on. And you can see like the way the Treasury Bonds are acting. It's a shell game going on right now. And that's something I'm gonna talk about a lot in that webinar is that where the media is just fanning the Fed being hawkish, or if they're gonna come off the hawkish stance and whatever. People aren't looking at what's really going on. The Fed is printing money to prop up the Treasury Bond market. You know that they're buying all these assets from the banks at the losing prices that they paid before. So we're gonna talk about how that's gonna influence the trends and the currencies moving forward. Folks, it's an outstanding webinar. It's an outstanding letter. You get a 30 day money back guarantee. You're gonna get an education. You can't go wrong. Check it out right now during the break. Teddy, I appreciate it, man. We'll talk to you a week from today. And I look forward to that webinar. A week from today as well, man. We'll talk to you next week. Have a great one, man. We'll be right back for the market, folks. And it's tankin'. Stay tuned.