 Let's take a look at one of our four agreements. Oh, look at that, I gotta pick another one. Holy cow, it just dropped. Okay, let's see what we got here. Love is kind and just. When you're in love, a smile is always on your face. You feel good about yourself, and because you are happy, you are always kind. Love is also just. When you make a mistake, you only pay for it once. You only pay once for that mistake. Mug it wise! Let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industries right now, trading down 83. Nasdaq off 289, S&P's off 46. Gold contract down $5.70, trading at 18.21 an ounce. We have Silver down 7 cents, $23.13 an ounce. Light sweet crude off 81 cents, $81.83 a barrel, notes and bonds. The 10-year note, up 6 ticks, trading 128.25, the 30-year up 19 at 156.20, and King dollar. King dollar's down 112.6, trading out at 94, 803. Euro's at 114, the end's at 114, the British pound's at 137 to one US dollar. Excuse me, folks. Our phone number's 877-927-6648. Give us a call, folks. Want to know what's going on in your world, and the world of the S&P's. Let's take a look at them. What do you have? Well, gonna get pretty cool here, checking this baby out. Okay, so what do we have? You're down $4.80 on the spy. We have 54 million shares traded. Now that's really life-volume, folks, okay? We hit the lows with 119 million. We came off those on Tuesday with 74. So I suspect we're gonna do 64 into 74. The way this is set up, it looks to me like you actually can't hit the 465. We'll probably do it tomorrow. We'll probably reject lower price. The cues are gonna give us more of an indication of where this market wants to go. The cues lead up, the cues lead down, and right now the cues are going right after the highs of the low. Now, I just did it, okay, as we were coming on the air. So, the cues right now are down eight bucks. You get 56 million shares traded. You're going into 91. Now the way this works, folks, on price and volume, if you don't get the rejection of lower price out here today, which is the 380-64, bottom line, it's gonna go right for it tomorrow. That being said, if you're a bull in the marketplace, this is what you actually want. Why? Because what you'll end up getting more than likely is that the market will run out of energy. The market's going under a high-energy day, meaning last Friday, a Monday, rather. And I just can't see the market basically getting another 91 million shares in the cues when today it's gonna be about 65. So we'll see whether the baby's gonna shake out, but that's how that baby is set up. We go to the gold contract. We take a look at gold. Gold's rejected lower price again at 1811 today. You're trading 1821, bottom line, this one's higher price in a big way, not in a small way either. This just came down, came against the strain from Tuesday saying, okay, I want higher price. And if we go over to the good old US dollar, the US dollar says it all, because what we had with the US dollar is this. US dollar broke the consolidation yesterday, broke it in spades. We are at 94.809 in the beginning where the dollar went topside, okay? So this is where we go. The highs of the lows where we went topside, meaning the day of strength, which was November 10th, is 94.903. Well, we just got into that by 100 ticks. If it stays in it, it's gonna go to the bottom of that, which is 91.967. If we get the same kind of movement that we got yesterday on the way down to that level, bottom line, this thing will get all the way down to 90, next one is 91.4, now 91.947. And that's a decent movement. You can see that the correlation is pretty clear. When you take a look at the correlation, we go over to the euro, you're gonna see the euro broke topside after consolidation. We go take a look at the British pound, British pound has been strong anyway. And the bottom line is that you had fall through inside the British pound. The low on the British pound, bottom line, you go back three weeks ago was 131, you're at 137. This pound wants to get up to the 139. And then the yen, the yen is also cooperating with us. The yen is getting stronger. But to have at the end, the yen's down 56 ticks right now. We are trading at a price point of 114. That is saying that the yen wants to run down to this level of 112.53. Let's go to Earl in Seminole. Hey, Earl, what's going on? Hey, Tommy. How you doing, man? How you doing? I'm doing great, man, yourself? Yeah, I wanna have you take a look at IEF. IEF. I think it's made a nice move today. It's at the bottom from what I see. And I like it long from here. Okay, let's take a look. So the IEF is the seven to 10 year treasury bond ETF. Okay, so 113.30. Yeah, I mean, you can trade this. This looks to me like you can get 115.39 out of it. It's gonna try to break back inside this range. I'm sorry, what did you say, Earl? I say that's what I'm looking for. It looks like it could drive back up to that area. Where I'm going with this is the lows of the high. See that borrower there on the December 3rd? That's where that baby can get to. So let's go and take a look at this 10 year. Cause I talked about this at the beginning of the program. So if we take a look at the 10 year GC, let's get the, what you're gonna see is that the 10 year folks, as well as the 30, that had broken and it's 128.22. Yeah, look at that. So the 10 year just got back inside this range. When that happens, folks, the bottom line is that is get back inside this higher range and guess what? It's saying that it wants to go to higher price. Yeah, so this is a good setup, man. The 30 year had already got back inside the higher range and I know this is bizarre because the fact that it matters, we know the Fed's gonna go up. But that Fed going up, the bond and note market are saying they're not gonna go up as fast as markets may think. So yeah, I think you get some action there, Earl. Yeah, I like it as a head, in case we have a down drop. Exactly, that's a fact, that's a fact, man. Cookin' brother. Thank you. Have a great one, man, have a safe one. Stay right there folks, we'll come right back.