 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 with me, your host. And of course it only matters where me and you are since we can be anywhere at this time. The following takes place between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. So what do we have? Well, a little bit of rock and roll, a little bit of country, a little bit up, a little bit of down. Spies went down, what 391 up to 396 or 393 now. The S&Ps up about 7 points. Crude oil was down about 2.5, 3 bucks, it was up about 2 bucks. It's out at 102.80 now, solidly above 100. Probably the big news is that with a swipe of a pen, we don't have any more oil expiration. I don't know, when I read the article this morning on that, I don't know if that legally can stand, especially after the EPA ruling and of course after the defeats at the Supreme Court on some of the other rulings where the government actually has to come up with a reason that there's an emergency. They can't just wave their wand. I don't know if that's going to hold water, but probably can delay any new drilling for a little while. So when we look at some of the big movers out here today on earnings, probably wasn't a good day to get that kind of news at the same time. We get the chart up here. BKR, he says, Baker Hughes, I tend to post their rig report every Friday in the den when I remember to put it in there, but it gives me at least some kind of big idea. If you go to the website, you can subscribe to it too. And anyway, pretty nice rig report, but yeah, you don't want to kind of miss and then have the president say that we're not going to allow any more drilling in the United States. So yeah, bad news, probably why we started to see crude get back over 100 in the last couple of days, but well in the short term, you got to think that any kind of bounce in crude could be at least 50% of the previous high. That gives you about one, what, 110, 112, something like that in crude, and that's not going to make everybody else very happy. Certainly going to hurt the economy with, I think the last year, the best estimate I saw was that the average household paid $2,600 more for energy over the last year than they did the year before, which no one, again, is happy about. But more to the point in the economy, that's $2,600 not going to somewhere else like chips and technology or Ross closed stores or something like that. So if they wanted to take a lot of cash out of the market really quickly, certainly that is something that can be done. Okay, we can see, anyway, we'll go through the rest of big earnings today, but I thought that was, if you were talking about one that was really kind of moving on news, that was probably the one that didn't want to come out with rough numbers and then have basically a moratorium on drilling in the United States, too, and somebody in the dead said something, but I would say better that we have it, not need it, than need it, not have it. That's how nuclear wars are started, because the next one will be, right? So we want to be very careful that we don't have any more wars for oil or have to depend on the kindness of evil strangers. Okay, anyway, just a thought there, what do we have here, about three minutes left. Also in the news today, and I didn't have a chance to, Chipotle, CMG, right, saw them talking about that just before, doesn't seem to be hurting them in the news for labor issues with unions, unclear whether they were going to close the place before or not. Your previous high had 288,000 shares back on the 5th of July, 138,000 here today. So I don't know, let me know if anybody has any deep insight to this, you can give me a call today. 877-927-6648, all I saw was some kind of store up in Maine. Does that really affect Chipotle people? Kind of like Starbucks, they had kind of the same thing, the roar on that has kind of died down also. On Starbucks though, as I noticed earlier, what you didn't like is the very light volume at previous highs. You do have a doji sitting out here today on 3.7 million shares. Yesterday, you tacked the previous high at 82.87, had 30 million shares with 6 million shares. So some of these bounces starting to get rather long in the tooth out here. And of course, we've got a little bit of news in gold, that is, it's dipped just a hair underneath 1700. I don't know if you can make a great deal about what's going on in that right now. I think a lot of people have been looking at oil as a better place to park their cash in the short term. And I don't have any deep insight. I have some theories, probably thinly thought out theories on maybe somebody like Putin selling his gold to keep the war going and maybe other countries doing the same. Maybe once you get through all that, or if God forbids peace breaks out, maybe that would change the complexion of gold. But I don't see anything in the charts or anything else out here that really changes a great deal. Email me at path at tfnn.com, as so many of you humble listeners have. And what else do we have out here? Well, we've got a good news day for history anyway. And see what else do we have out here. I think that's kind of it on the top end. We've got about 50 seconds left. Go back through. Probably the big surprise out here is Datadog, which we'll get into after the show, but kind of one of the big winners out here, up about 8%. They kind of bogus upgrade, but they may have caught a lot of people short this stock. Certainly had somebody stepping in yesterday probably knew that the self serving upgrade was coming to 178 on Datadog. Got a couple of questions on some other stuff in this sector. So we'll answer that today, along with the movers and shakers from earnings this morning. And then we'll go into earnings tonight. We'll be back in a minute. For booming inflation, we are purchasing powers eroded. There's no better place to protect your hard earned money than in gold. This the gold flagship asset is the Monk Todd Gold Project in the Northern Territory of Australia. This is Australia's largest undeveloped gold project. We are talking a world-class gold project in a tail one mining district. 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And of course, we have no more excuses, do we? That was probably the best and worst day in mankind because from then on, everybody could say, well, we put a man on the moon. Why can't we do this or that or the other? But of course, probably for a long time going to be the biggest accomplishment. Kind of hard to think that since what, 1972, we haven't been back. And just a handful of people have ever been on a foreign body. But 1969, a lot of neat stuff came out of all the effort that came in to build that. And we still use all that stuff every day. But if the chip industry had anything to say that its genesis came from was, of course, the push to make small computers for the capsule, as they like to call it, and the lunar lander, a lot of other stuff. But hey, I do digress. Okay, let's back it back to once where we belong. As we said, I was showing Datadog, I forgot to put my charts up. That's on me. Had a nice bounce. But again, like I've talked about, a lot of these stocks, lower highs, higher lows, and then moves back into it. You want to wait for the breakout one way or the other. Although I suspect we have a lot of that coming on the downside. We'll see how the day comes out. Real tough resistance around these levels, even though the market started slide forward, we had a couple of hiccups during the day. Both of those after the fact found out that there were some giant cell orders, block orders, that were going through the S&Ps. And so you get a kind of a nice run. Big block order comes down, takes the S&Ps with it, tries to run again. You get the same thing again. Some people have been attributing it to news, and I'm not exactly sure, because I look at the news feed in real time. I don't see anything that really comes across that would make a lot of buyers or sellers in the market decide to move at all one time. I just think it's those big orders flowing through. And the previous one around, what was it, 1230 or so, I found incredibly interesting because I was looking at my email, and then a thing popped up that said, the bottom is in. And it was from CNBC, and the spies went down two points almost instantly. So I always thought that, I always think that stuff's kind of interesting. 877-927-6648 as we go into the rest of the market. It could be some distribution. It just looks to me like those are really big orders rolling through and all at once. So someone is getting out. Now, could that be one of those big hedge funds that was having problems? And as soon as the bounce was there, they decided to try to get out, or said that they would get out to their broker that was on the other end of that line. Don't know, but maybe people are just taking the money. Maybe the gentleman from California who's wired into buying and selling in the market via Congress, maybe he is starting to sell. Maybe those are his huge orders. You never know. But certainly we've got that. Now, on the earnings front, we've got Abbott Labs. Not much movement out here today. You wouldn't hardly know. Not a lot of volume. Other stocks out here that I thought of interest. Really negative conference call on ASML saying that they had production problems doesn't seem to matter, though. They are back up with some decent volume up to the June 27th high. So we can keep an eye on that. We already talked a little bit about Baker Hughes, and of course the gap down on that one. Did break through the previous low that had 6.4 million shares with 20 million shares, but we may not close underneath that level. Other stocks of interest out here was CMA. And this one had a nice little streak back up, but gave it almost all back to this morning. Comerica, let's see what we have here. Financial products operates through commercial banks, retail, wealth management, financial segments. So kind of interesting that kind of came up here and gave it up today. And of course, we had to get to Netflix here. Very interesting, sold off almost instantly earlier in the morning, got to 216 today, what's the low of the day out here? Did dip down to 200 and 10 cents the low of the day. But I don't know if there's a great deal else going on in this other than a lot of people are just sure that it's time to buy it. The numbers weren't that good. They lost a million subscribers, but a lot of people thought they'd lose two. So maybe you'd die from blood loss in two days instead of one. Don't know. Not a big fan of this sector quite yet. As I said, I think a lot of these productions need to dwindle down. I did think that it was kind of interesting that we saw some data coming out from third party sources and that half, almost half of all the views for Netflix over the last four weeks all came from one show and that's stranger things. So we do tend to have kind of a consensus in the market for what we're watching. My thought was this is season four of the thing and a lot of people think it's kind of long in the tooth, but kind of the same thing with Game of Thrones on HBO or Sopranos. Yeah, does something else come along? But generally it's not exactly at the same time. So I don't know what to say about this. You've got a lot of volume in it today, but a lot of people were short this thing. Numbers were not that good. So maybe just a lot of people on the short side of Netflix. We'll be back in a minute. Again, email me at path at TFNN.com. Email me at, email me at path at TFNN.com. Call me at 877-927-6648. If you want to take advantage of this sector, now is the time to subscribe to my Gold Report. The Gold Report is a comprehensive look at the metal sector as well as the markets that move gold, which is the currency and bond markets. New subscribers get a 30-day money back guarantee so you have nothing to lose. 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CCJ, still got a little movement in that. We'll take a look at it for Joe. Yeah, like I said, what was it, Monday? Looked to me like this is gonna come up to about 25 right in the middle of this gap down that had some decent volume, about 8.7 million shares. You'd had a nice high up here to 2828. So I suspect you're gonna go sideways here for a little while, gain some steam. But it's hard to not think that nuclear energy will prevail on the rest of the world, even if it doesn't here. Okay, I got a question to look at the usual suspects too quickly. So we'll look at that backup above the previous high on Apple. The 104, 104 million share high goes back to 151.74 on June 1st. Into it today with 44 million. So we're kind of at this inflection point and a lot of the stocks did come down on every volume. Some of them came up on okay volume like Apple. But certainly it looks like it's starting to run out of steam here today with challenging the previous high on half of its previous volume, at least so far today. Maybe more comes in, but I don't think there's gonna be enough to come in. More stocks on the side of lower highs, higher lows is Microsoft. It continues that it's really kind of at the high end of this triangle now. And so does it bust out or continuing going sideways in here for a few more days. Kind of tough to say. But we shall see. We looked at Netflix, Google was kind of interesting. It showed up as, let me do this, draw here. Showed up on my list of highly shorted stocks, which is kind of interesting. But I don't know if you see much out here in this today, but certainly you've got just a channel. I mean, talk about channeling stocks, just kind of hanging out here mid 113s, 114s in this area without a lot of signal. Anyway, lots of shorts in this comparatively for a big stock. But I think that happened when the reverse split came back in. It kind of added a bunch. I'm wondering how many people stayed in after the split. So let's go through the rest. Anyway, we looked at ASML, Broker, Datadog, Interactive Brokers. See what these guys are saying. They did test the previous low on just a scosh less volume from May 12th on June 14th. Just a big doji out there today on their earnings. Yesterday I said the company that I was going to be most interested in was J.B. Hunt on what they're saying on transportation and supply crisis that continues. I could tell when I went into the store yesterday. And a couple of the bays at Walmart's store were completely empty. And they were just putting back in eggs and stuff out of being out of them for three days. There's all that segment in there. I'm not exactly sure why I didn't get to talk to the guy. But I talked to somebody else and they all said, yeah, we just haven't had any of this and that and the other and sausage. We've been out for three days. I thought, well, that's kind of interesting. I hadn't been to the store for a while. Anyway, I don't know. These guys were talking kind of like the Fed on one side. On one hand, everything's great. On the other hand, we're having problems keeping drivers because they're getting poached. So maybe that's a good thing overall for them anyway. Don't know enough about the over the road truck driving business. Maybe someone else does and we'll give us a call. But just an inside day on J.B. Hunt today. OK, what else do we have? Lydia Motors. What is it? Lithium motors down a little bit. Of course, Tesla tonight after the bell, right? I think that's it. So look at that. You're down today with a lot of volume. And I don't know if this is people trying to get out in front of it. One of the problems I don't think a lot of people have talked about. It's happened a little while ago for Tesla. And at least in the United States, they've lost the subsidies that go to them. Even General Motors is going to lose their subsidies for EVs. I think at the end of the year, I'm going to have to go back and look at that. But I think they are a very complicated thing that they did in the legislation. But as soon as you get to so many cars, then the clock starts ticking to the end of the I think it was the calendar year. But now I'm going to have to go back and look at it. Anyway, I think Ford has at least another year, which may be very good for them if they start getting the volume in the trucks out. Some of the other ones are out there. But the clock starts ticking when you start selling. And there's kind of like two things, which is time and volume that sets the end of those ones. So especially if you kind of come late to the party, you may be able to have a car if you took the time to make it really good. It's very competitive and also gets those wonderful dollars off from the government to push it. But anyway, lithium motors down today, a lot of volume out there, but not the end of the world either still in the trading zone. Let's take a quick look at Tesla. Very hard to figure out what's going on with them. Of course, a great deal is going to be what they say about production in China. In fact, I'd say 80% of what goes on with Tesla has to do with China and production in China for that part of the world. So probably the good news, I think we have a couple of gaming stocks from Macau that are coming out in the next few days, too. I saw that they were reopening them, I think, today or tomorrow. So we've got a little bit of that going on. The question is whether or not they're going to allow the factories in China to start reproducing Tesla cars to themselves. So we'll probably hear about that tonight. 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You tend to get some very good prices on natural gas. As far as volume, it doesn't look very good. You gap down on the 14th of June, did so on 18.3 million shares. You're up into it with five million shares now. Probably part of the big pop today, of course, is the anti-drilling executive order. And of course, that makes all that stuff go up. As I said before, our average household is spending $2,600 more in energy than it did just a year ago. The question is, will we be spending $4,500 more than we did two years ago, a year from today? And it kind of looks like it. I don't think anything's going to slow down the rate of higher fuel prices unless we have a change of policy. But I would say 98.99999% is policy decisions affecting what's going on in natural gas at the moment. So anyway, doesn't look good on the chart. You got almost no volume into the gap down. Maybe you get to $28 and maybe you pull back a little bit. I don't think you're ever getting back to 18 again. But could you get to $25 to $22? You might on a general market kind of malaise or sell-off. We're, what, seven days away from the next at least half a point percentage rate hike to 1% interest rate hike, depending on what the Fed does. And an interesting number that I did here this morning or see in one of the articles is exactly what does 1% mean for interest rates on credit cards. Every 1% on credit cards is $6 billion a year to the consumer. Again, money that is not going to go into anything else but paying off the credit cards if people keep their interest rate or their balances where they are today. Yeah, we've seen, what, 175 crude before? So nothing new. I'm just wondering whether or not we'll see kind of a repeat of France circa just before the late 1800s if we do see $10 a gallon gas. I don't think let them eat cake is going to be able to pass this time to 2K. So, yeah, very, I mean, right now, I wouldn't be long natural gas. I'd be a seller here. And as I said, you almost always get a fairly good place to put in. And my guess would be that you want to go long natural gas somewhere around late August and hang on to it probably through March next year. If you want to trade it, probably different, but probably one of the better trades will be if energy keeps climbing and we're not allowed to actually produce any more in the United States, you've got to think that could UNG be $40, $50 by the end of next spring? I don't think that's out of the realm of possibility. OK, what else do we have out here? Looked at CCJ had a question about that. Question about GDXJ, the juniors. They will look at the seniors too. Is there anything else out here? Just kind of going sideways, not a lot of volume today. 1650 kind of rings a bell on where I've looked at gold before. I just haven't seen much out here that says that we want to be around that. I haven't checked the price of gold in the last few minutes, 1700, so kind of hanging out here. I would love to see a real washout, like $50 down and then $50 back real quick. Something just ran everybody out of gold and scared the bejesus out of them. And I mean just gap down or something like that. Something that really washed out the weak hands in the market and maybe made some kind of viable low in it. Right now just kind of meandering around down here. I don't see anything that really looks that good. As far as the gold miners, yeah, you're down. You don't have a lot of volume today, 4,200 bucks. A lot of that would depend on the dollar and I don't see a lot changing in that. Do I have that up? I do not see if I have it in this. Okay, now I do not. I'm going to see, I thought. Take a quick look at the dollar. Okay, come on Mr. Forex. There we go. And Mr. Dollar DX, okay. You got to 107.10, 106.96 on the dollar. That is the basket of the US dollar to six other foreign currencies. So down a dime, down 13 cents off the high. Not a lot going on out there. I think a lot of people are whistling past the graveyard and thinking the gold or the dollar is topped out. But we shall see tomorrow with numbers from the EU on their interest rate. Yep, always interesting. Okay. Okay. Oh, I was going to go through that and somebody just reminded me. I think we looked at everything out here except WIT, which we'll look at, and then we'll get into the earnings for tonight. I've got to accept that. Y-Pro. Yeah, I don't think there's anything in here. You can go on back to test the lows. A lot of times at five bucks, you find some fairly stiff support and that is because, of course, most places won't let you short a stock below 10 bucks and some below five. So you tend to see fairly strong support at both those levels on the downside just because shorts can't hammer a stock any longer. Again, not much going on here in Tesla. I have no idea. It's very hard to tell. I've looked at the Chinese papers, converted to English. I don't read Chinese. 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So you can pretty much just to rule the thumb without even looking at all the Greeks and stuff unless it's a dormant stock in which case you're probably not paying attention to it anyway. But yeah, about 80%, they pretty much have to in options come up with the same thing that they have in paramutual wagering. And that is you have to 80% is about break even 85% and you make a bunch of money. So yeah, there is that. As I said, CSX actually after the bell tonight, one of the other ones that probably not so much what they say in the reaction, but I want to hear what they're saying about transportation costs. And a lot of the reasons why stuff isn't getting where it should be and maybe they'll have some insight on what we should know to color our thinking going forward. As I said, last night with the transportation company and some of the others are giving us kind of a flavor out there, it's even in a bear market, there's some stocks that do well. So you've got a tale of two cities. And the question is, is the bad city gonna drag down the good city or is the good city gonna drag up the bad city part of what's going on? And you know, it's gonna be the S&P stocks. I don't think that there's a big problem with the NASDAQ per se on interest rates, but certainly companies that have a lot of infrastructure like oil drilling and trains and planes, a lot of that stuff. That's what I'm interested to see what they think happens in the next three months. We'll see you tomorrow, same back channel, same back time, so when you can, not when you have to. Building wealth trading in the stock market seems impossible.