Good morning everybody. Thank you so much for being here. I'm excited to see so many folks interested in the issue of skills. My name is Amy Leighton. I'm the deputy director for higher education here at the New America Foundation. And before I forget, there's some logistical things for those who may be live tweeting or who are tweeting about this. The hashtag is skills beyond school. So and then if you want to follow it later, you can look at skills beyond school. We're really excited to be here this morning with the release of this new report from a really important organization and outsider's perspective on how the U.S. does and does not measure up in terms of meeting the education and skill needs of workers, students, and employers. As many of you know, there have been shifts in the labor market demand for post-secondary education over the past few decades. In the 1970s, over 70% of the workforce only had a high school diploma. And now, five years from now, two-thirds of all jobs will require some form of post-secondary credential. And as this report indicates, the fastest-growing demand in the post-secondary space is in this specifically career-oriented field of credentials. So as we all know, college credentials and college is becoming both increasingly expensive and increasingly necessary. But while the returns to college on average are great and the college investment is still worth it, the question is less is college worth it and more which credential in which field at which price. And I think that's one of the other points of this report that's really interesting is the variability in our credentialing system. And for the most part, we can't answer those questions, which credential in which field and which price. So we don't really know what we're paying for and what we're getting. You have students, employers, and taxpayers sending billions, over a trillion dollars, in fact, on education and credentials that are of dubious or unknown quality. And that's crazy. That's my official statement on that. And this speaks to the main issues of the report, which is that there are issues that are plaguing US higher education and those issues are around quality, transparency, and coherency. So that's the bad news is we've got these problems. The good news is there are solutions that this report offers up and we're going to talk about the good, the bad, and the ugly during the panel discussions today. But just hitting on the three themes again, quality, the sort of takeaway is we need better, more predictable outcomes. And to do that, the OECD has invoked this old adage, you get what you pay for. Right now, we're not paying for outcomes and we need to start doing that. Transparency is another theme. The OECD report uses the word risk 41 times, in large part because prospective students don't know the true values of the credentials they're seeking and employers don't know what students with those credentials know and can do. And we have this sort of baffling array of credentials, we have degrees, we have certificates, we have licensure, we have industry recognized credential, we have badges, we have over 80,000 badges and growing. I mean, there's just this sort of, like I said, baffling array and sort of wild west of credentialing. And more and more popping up as employers are losing faith in the credential that has sort of has had meaning, which is this college degree. But what is it that employers need and want and what do these credentials that we can hold a point to? And then the recommendation is that we anchor these credentials in the needs of industry. And then the last is sort of coherence. As we think about, you know, there's not necessarily a linear path to and through post-secondary, it's sort of a cycle, but there are different entry points to and through post-secondary and out into the labor market. And again, in the US, because we are such a varied system, there is sort of a baffling number of entry points, entry points and exit points, and funding streams that students have to navigate. So and students, learners often find that learning acquired in one place isn't often recognized in another, whether or not that's in a formal learning environment like an institution or whether or not that's on the job training or some other form of learning. So the panels will focus on the recommendations to transition to through and out of post secondary and into the labor market and back. And just to note, the report focuses specifically on career and technical education and credentials, but I think it speaks more broadly to higher education at large. And I think it also gets to this sort of false division we have in this country of what is career education and what is education. So I think even for folks in the liberal arts, I think one of the sort of takeaways, what you would hope, what I would hope a good liberal arts program would do is provide students with the skills they need for a meaningful life, which includes a meaningful career. So with that, I am pleased to introduce Dr. Brenda Dan Messier, the Assistant Secretary for the Office of Vocational and Adult Education, and currently she has another very long title, which is on your handout, which essentially she's acting as the Assistant Secretary for the Office of Post Secondary Education at the US Department of Education. In both of those capacities, she oversees adult education, career and technical education, and serves as the chief advisor on higher education post secondary issues to the Secretary of Education. She's a longtime practitioner and advocate and champion for adult education, and most importantly, my former boss. So we're pleased to have her share her thoughts and reflections on this report to ensure that CTE and higher education learners have the skills they, the employers, and the economy need. So thank you so much for joining. Thank you Amy. Thank you very much Amy for that very nice and brief introduction. Appreciate that. Good morning everybody. It's wonderful to be here with all of you. And I'm pleased to be here for the release of the Skills Beyond School, the US Country Report release. I've been asked to provide some opening remarks. So let me begin by thanking all of you who have joined us today for this important discussion, both in the room and on the live stream. It's wonderful to know that there's so much interest from such a wide array of stakeholders in the area of post secondary career and technical education. Thanks to the America Foundation, Kevin and Amy for organizing this event. Thank you Amy. We're delighted to have the opportunity here from such an esteemed group of subject matter experts and practitioners on the report and its recommendations into the panelists. We appreciate your time and your thoughts on the report. I'd also like to give a very special thanks to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, specifically Deborah Rosevier, Simon Field, Marco Zotta, Kuchera from the Directorate for Education and Skills for their thorough research and excellent analysis. My colleagues and I greatly appreciate OECD's vital role in strengthening career and technical education for learners around the globe. The OECD's contributions help member nations address the skill development needs of their citizens and keep pace with accelerating change in the context of an interconnected global economy. Their broad knowledge of the trends, excuse me, trends in promising practices and post secondary education provide an invaluable benchmark for understanding our own strengths and weaknesses and forging a thoughtful path forward. We've been looking forward to the release of OECD's study of post secondary career and technical education in the United States. The findings of this study and the complementary efforts, like the program for the international assessment of adult competencies, will provide an invaluable outside perspective for policymakers and practitioners as we work to improve our programs. The Office of Vocational Adult Education and the National Center for Educational Statistics commissioned this report because of our desire to have a better understanding of how our system compares to other countries. We're hopeful that the skills beyond school report will provide the foundation for continued discussion among key stakeholders across government, education and the private sector on how to ensure that career and technical education programs are responsive to the rapidly changing needs of employers and the increasingly diverse population of students seeking skills and credentials. We're looking forward to hearing your reactions to the reports and its recommendations and hope and hope that it's a beginning of a very robust exchange of ideas. I'm not going to respond specifically to the recommendations in the report. I'm really here to listen and learn from all of you. But before we launch into that discussion, I do want to say a few words about the importance of career and technical education to the Obama administration and to our future. From the start of his first term, President Obama placed education at the center of a very ambitious agenda to build a sustainable economy, grow the middle class and preserve the American dream for generations to come. Weeks after taking office, he presented a bold goal for the United States to again have the world's highest proportion of college graduates and the most competitive workforce. In fact, he called on every American to complete at least one year of higher education or advanced training. In launching his second term agenda, President Obama made it clear that education remains a central element of the administration's efforts to ensure a thriving middle class and a strong America. In his most recent State of the Union address in many speeches since then, the president has highlighted the importance of post-secondary education for our future competitiveness. He spoke specifically about building the skills that lead to high quality, high wage jobs and making sure, as Amy said, that a high school diploma or its recognized equivalent puts our nation's youth and adults on a path to a good job. At the Department of Education, we're working closely with stakeholders at the national, state and local levels to implement a comprehensive cradle to college and career agenda that enables us to meet these critical goals. The president's FY 2014 budget is evidence of this commitment. It continues the administration's priority of investing in education, including $71 billion in discretionary funds. That's an increase of $3.1 billion or 4.5% above the FY 13 pre-sequester level. And these education investments are built around five key themes that span the cradle to career continuum, from a plan to ensure high quality preschool for all, to strategies to improve college affordability and quality. For our purposes today, however, one of the most important aspects is an expanded focus on high school redesign and career readiness, including $1.1 billion to transform CTE as outlined in our 2012 blueprint. This includes $42 million for CTE focused dual enrollment programs to improve graduation rates for high school students and GED attainment rates for adult learners and to increase college enrollment and persistence. There's $4 billion in mandatory funding beginning in 2015 for a community college to career fund to prepare workers for jobs in high growth and high wage sectors. And under the $1 billion for raise to the top college affordability and completion initiative, applications could include plans to develop innovative new pathways and ease transition for students across the pipeline. We're excited about these new areas of investment in education and are dedicated to continuing the work we began four years ago to strengthen career and technical education. As many of you know throughout the first term, my office engaged in a thorough review of career and technical education programs and the opportunities, the reauthorization of the Col. D. Perkins Act for CTE could provide for improving their performance. We hosted dozens of meetings with stakeholders across the country to learn about what's working and what's not working in CTE. And how could we use the reauthorization to help? And that effort led to the release of our administration's blueprint to transform CTE. The blueprint focuses on four core reforms. Alignment between CTE and labor market needs, collaboration among key stakeholders, accountability for improving academic outcomes and building technical and employability skills and innovation in state and local policies and practices. At the core of the proposal are high quality CTE programs, these programs that are well aligned with college and career readiness standards as well as the needs of employers, industry and labor. They provide students with a curriculum that combines integrated academic and technical content and strong employability skills. They provide work-based learning opportunities and most importantly they enable students to earn certifications, licenses and degrees at both secondary and post-secondary levels that prepare them for in-demand careers in high-growth industry sectors. We view the OECD study skills beyond school as a continuation of the discussion we initiated to develop the blueprint and are happy to have another opportunity to engage with all of you around these vitally important issues. Finally, I do want to share one important takeaway that I gleaned from the report that post-secondary career and technical education is not something separate or fundamentally different from the rest of higher education. Rather, post-secondary CTE programs, certificates and career focused associate's degrees are offering stepping stones or on-ramps to higher levels of learning and educational attainment. CTE programs cannot exist in isolation from higher education, K-12 or systems for workforce training. To achieve their maximum potential, they must be part of a broader career pathway system for all students. In order to meet our education and skills challenges of the future and, of course, the president's 2020 goal, we need a fundamental shift in the way learners of all ages think about education and opportunity and in the way we think about our learners and their abilities. Achieving the goal will require new strategies for engaging all types of non-traditional learners, adults, first generation college goers, recent immigrants, disconnected youth and ensuring their success in college. High quality career and technical education leading to in-demand skills and saccable credentials can go a long way towards meeting the challenge. So let me conclude by emphasizing that at the United States Department of Education, we're focused on creating a culture of lifelong learning that extends far beyond high school for learners of any and every age. We're focused on creating seamless systems that offer clear and customizable paths to the skills and credentials learners need to achieve their goals, pathways that allow them to keep skilling up over the course of their entire careers. In the 21st century, a college degree is not an end in itself. Rather, it is the learning and skill development that degrees or certificates represent that is the key to the greater individual and national prosperity. That's why our agenda for post secondary reform aims to dramatically increase quality and relevance, as well as access, affordability and completion. And that makes high quality CTE for learners of every age absolutely vital to America's future success. Thank you for being here today. And I look forward to the discussion.


Hello everybody hooded cobra commander 788 here, and this is a special video on this channel We have reviewed every vintage GI Joe item from the year 1982. It's the first year. We've actually completed So I'm going to do an overview of 1982 we can do that now I've already done in-depth reviews of each item, but just for fun Let's do a brief overview of every GI Joe toy from 1982 This is Breaker, GI Joe's communications officer. The first GI Joe figure I ever purchased as a child in 1982 was Breaker This figure like all 1982 figures is a straight arm figure Meaning he has articulation at the elbow But he did not have the swivel at the arms that GI Joe figures would have starting in 1983 the figure included a helmet a communications headset and a backpack Breaker did not include a weapon all of these 1982 figures were reissued in 1983 But the 1983 editions Included the updated articulation on the arm So they had the swivel at the arms and they had some other minor molding differences for instance the waist piece and The screw hole where the backpack would peg in those were slightly different from the 1982 releases This is Cobra the basic unspecialized Cobra trooper his file card simply calls him Cobra with codename the enemy So this is an army builder and Cobra figures did debut in 1982 But a little later than GI Joe figures when GI Joe was first launched It did not have any enemy troopers the Cobra figures were introduced in 1982 But just a bit later than their GI Joe counterparts this figure was reissued in 1983 with the updated articulation on the arm Cobra included a single accessory a Draganov sniper rifle this figure was available at retail on a card But it was also available with the 1982 Cobra missile command headquarters This is the Cobra officer his file card simply calls him Cobra officer codename the enemy like the previous figure This figure looks very similar to Cobra, but there are some slight differences The Cobra officer is a bit more detailed and he has a silver Cobra emblem on his chest The figure comes with a single accessory an AK-47 rifle The Cobra officer was reissued in 1983 with the updated articulation at the arms The figure was available at retail carded It was also packed with the Sears exclusive Cobra missile command headquarters This is flash GI Joe's laser rifle trooper A lot of kids were drawn to this figure because of the striking orangey red pads This figure also brought science fiction into GI Joe He had a futuristic laser rifle This figure was very similar to another 1982 figure Grand Slam, but there are some differences the figure was reissued in 1983 with some Molding differences and updated articulation at the arms the figure included a helmet a clear visor a Laser rifle and a backpack. This is grunt GI Joe's infantry trooper This is as close as GI Joe gets to an army builder an undifferentiated trooper, but grunt is not a generic soldier He is an individual with his own name and backstory this figure was reissued in 1983 with some updated Molding and articulation at the arms the figure included a helmet an m16 and a backpack This is rock and roll GI Joe's machine gunner This was a special looking figure with crossed gold ammunition belt Bandoliers and he had a colorful background described on his file card the figure was reissued in 1983 with some updated molding and articulation the figure included a helmet a machine gun And a bipod that bipod is removable and it is a frequently missing accessory This is scarlet her file card lists her specialty as counter intelligence She is one of the rare female GI Joe characters the only female character from 1982 This figure is shown not on a battle stand here because She did not have holes in the bottom of her feet to accommodate foot pegs scarlet was one of only two figures released in 1982 made of entirely unique parts. She did not reuse any parts from any other figure scarlet was reissued in 1983 with updated articulation at the arms. She includes a single accessory a crossbow This is short fuse GI Joe's mortar soldier This is one of the most difficult figures of the year to complete if you want all of the variations there were three different moldings of his mortar and he had Three text variations of his file card all of which gave him different file names Short fuse was reissued in 1983 with updated articulation and molding the figure included a helmet a visor a Backpack a mortar and a removable mortar bipod. This is snake eyes GI Joe's commando This figure is probably the most memorable figure from 1982 The figure is made entirely of black plastic with no paint Applications. This is the only figure of the year with no paint Applications has broke conceived of this as a cost-cutting measure by cutting all of the paint applications for one figure They opened up room in the budget for additional paint applications on other figures snake eyes was reissued in 1983 with updated articulation and molding the figure included an Uzi And an explosives pack here. We have a figure that may have gained paint applications Thanks to the cost savings on snake eyes. This is stalker GI Joe's ranger The unfortunate name of stalker it has not aged well But at the time it did not have the meaning that it has now stalker was the only African American character in 1982 and the only figure with camouflage This example unfortunately has broken thumbs the figure is made of a light green plastic Which was notoriously fragile stalker was reissued in 1983 with updated molding and articulation Stalker has a green beret a light green uniform with dark green striped camouflage The figure included a single accessory the m32 pulverizer submachine gun This is zap GI Joe's bazooka soldier and the most difficult figure to collect intact The figure was made of a light green plastic that is extremely fragile He is standing here without a battle stand because placing his foot on a foot peg will Inevitably caused the foot to break I also do not place his weapons in his hands because that will either break his thumbs or break the handle on his bazooka Zap was reissued in 1983 with updated molding and articulation the figure included a helmet a backpack and a bazooka There are three variations on that bazooka the earliest ones came with two handles That was replaced with a single thin handled bazooka, and then when he was reissued in 1983 He had a single thick handled bazooka This figure is more difficult to complete than short fuse if you want a complete set of 1982 figures. This is the one that will give you the most headaches There was one figure available in a male away offer in 1982 Cobra commander his file card said his codename is enemy leader as the leader of Cobra He was a pretty important character, but there were only two ways to get Cobra commander in 1982 One way was to take advantage of a male away offer and receive the figure through the mail The other way was to purchase the Sears exclusive missile command headquarters The earliest releases of Cobra commander had a simplified Cobra emblem on his chest Collectors refer to this as the Mickey Mouse Cobra commander that was quickly fixed in 1982 and later releases had the standard Cobra emblem on his chest in 1982 the figure was made of entirely unique parts It did not reuse any parts from any other action figure, but when the figure was released in 1983 with updated articulation on the arm He did reuse the arms of the 1983 Cobra officer Cobra commander included one accessory his venom laser pistol The pistol could be attached to the molded on recharging pack on his back moving on to the vehicles in 1982 Gijo had four vehicles that included action figures and a couple that did not have action figures This is the vamp the multi-purpose attack vehicle the closest Gijo has to a Jeep It is in light green plastic. It has a double barrel gun on a turret It has two removable fuel cans in the back It has a green steering wheel, which is often lost the vamp included a driver clutch Clutch had a unique chest and back piece and a little bit more paint application than most figures of that year had He included a single accessory his helmet. This is the heavy artillery laser better known as the howl It included an action figure the laser artillery trooper Grand Slam This towed weapon could be hitched on other Gijo vehicles and it brought another science fiction element to Gijo It was in a dark green which gave it a military look despite the fact that it was a futuristic laser gun Grand Slam had a lot of similarities to flash the laser rifle trooper, but there were some differences He had a different head. He actually reused grunts head The green plastic was a darker color of green and he had black gloves and boots Grand Slam included a helmet and a clear visor Grand Slam was reissued in 1983 with updated molding and Articulation and there was a second version of Grand Slam released with the jump jet pack But his orangey red pads were changed to silver. This is the mobile missile system better known as the MMS It included an action figure Hawk the missile commander It was in dark green and it included three large missiles It could be converted to two different modes. It could be in mobile mode It could hitch onto other Gijo vehicles and be towed or it could be placed in stationary mode And could be operated by a control panel with a detachable stand that detachable stand is often missing Hawk looks like a generic figure, but he was an important character He was the leader of Gijo It was unusual to put such an important character with what many considered to be a plane vehicle Hawk was reissued in 1983 with updated articulation and molding He included a helmet and a clear visor. This is the MOBAT the motorized battle tank It was a special vehicle in 1982 because it was in fact motorized It was battery operated and it would really go it would move forward and backward and turn left and right You could control it by moving the top turret which served as a switch The tank was in dark green with exceptional detail the MOBAT included an action figure the tank commander Steeler. Steeler is made of that fragile light green plastic So you do have to be cautious with this figure. Steeler also had some special metallic gold paint Applications and those tended to wear away very easily It is not easy to find a Steeler action figure in mint condition. Steeler's accessories included a helmet a large Dark gray visor and an Uzi submachine gun that was a reissue of the Uzi that was included with snake eyes The MOBAT was reissued in 1983 and the Steeler action figure was updated with some new molding and Articulation at the arms. GI Joe had three boxed vehicles and weapons that did not include action figures This is the flak the field light attack cannon. It is a very basic anti aircraft cannon It has a single seat it can rotate and elevate and it has some nice detail, but it is short on features It does not have wheels. It cannot be hitched to another GI Joe vehicle This is my least favorite of the 1982 boxed weapon systems This is the jet mobile propulsion unit better known as the jump jet pack This set was released in 1982 without an action figure It consisted of a launch pad that stood on four feet a control and recharging panel a Jet pack that attached to an action figure exactly the same as a standard backpack There was also a laser rifle that clipped on to the figure's arm the laser rifle and the jet pack were connected by a Flexible black wire. This set was unremarkable in 1982 in 1983 It was reissued, but it included an action figure It included an updated version of Grand Slam. Finally, we get to the rapid-fire motorcycle better known as the Ram This is without a doubt my favorite of the driverless vehicles from 1982 the Ram motorcycle is in Light green plastic. It includes a large side-mounted gatling gun. It has two removable saddle bags Those are often missing and it has a kickstand even though this vehicle did not include a driver It was a lot of fun when paired with breaker or rock and roll and finally we get to the only Playset that was available in 1982 and it was not available widely. It was sold exclusively at Sears This is the Cobra missile command headquarters. This place set is entirely made out of cardboard So it is very fragile. It was only available at a single store. So it is very rare Cobra missile command headquarters came with three action figures the three Cobra action figures that were available in 1982 it was packaged with Cobra commander the Cobra soldier and the Cobra officer in 1982 of course it would have included the straight arm versions of all three of those figures and the earliest Releases of the missile command headquarters would have had the rare Mickey Mouse Cobra commander the later issues from 1982 Would have had the Cobra commander with the standard Cobra emblem when the set was reissued in 1983 It included the updated versions of all three of those figures with the updated Articulation at the arm the set included a cardboard file card holder Which is often missing a lot of collectors don't really consider it to be part of the set It could hold the three file cards that came with the included figures. There was one other GI Joe item released in 1982 It was not a figure or a vehicle, but it was officially released by Hasbro It was not a licensed product It was the collector display case the collector display case featured some awesome GI Joe artwork on the front and it could be opened Up to store 12 GI Joe action figures and some accessories and file cards the back of the display case included a photograph of some of the 1982 Figures and it demonstrated how you could use it either as a carrying case or as a display inside the display case There were compartments for 12 action figures a space for combat command file cards and a weapons armory The set came with a sheet of labels for the plastic strips that covered the compartments for the action figures So you could place the labels in any configuration you wanted there you have it 1982 all in one place. Thank you for joining me for the first year of GI Joe a real American hero I am close to completing other years from the vintage line But we're not quite there yet when I do complete those years will do another Retrospective like this one if you liked this video Please give it a thumbs up on YouTube and subscribe to the YouTube channel and hit the notification bell and share this video with Your friends. That's what helps this channel grow. I am on social media on Facebook and Twitter, and I have a website HCC 788 comm thanks to all my patrons who make these videos possible If you like to support the channel in that way, please check out my patreon for some special perks I will continue to make full vintage GI Joe toy reviews each week So please join me and always remember only GI Joe is GI Joe


While we're working on our video with Dr. Randy Anderson, we wanted to share what Butte County's Dave Alila believes to be the biggest benefit of soil health. Ultimately, it comes down to a quality of life. What do you want for yourself and for the generations that are going to follow you, and what can you prepare in your farming or ranching operation that's going to allow for them to keep the tradition alive of soil health and sustainability? And I think this is the answer. And so we need to teach our next generation of how to do this complex, but yet simple, paradigm of agriculture that will provide that in the next 600 years.


The following is a presentation of TFNN the morning markets kickoff with your host Tommy O'Brien Now Tommy O'Brien Good morning, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien coming to you live from TFNN Tuesday morning 9 0 6 a.m We got 24 minutes to go until the start of trading and markets in positive territory You got the S&P's right now over 4,800. We were as high as 4807 overnight right now You're up 15 points in the S&P's trading up a 30% trading at 4801 Nasdaq 100 up about two tenths percent trading at 16,000 513 We already had an apple with some volatility to the upside apple going to open just near that three trillion dollar mark after hitting that mark Just yesterday you get the Dow up Up four tenths percent right now up to a high of 36,000 619 overnight I mean look at where we were just yesterday 36,150 you're talking about 450 points above that price level Russell up by nine points trading at 2278 just near the highs we had yesterday talk about some Volatility on the Russell yesterday Bitcoin up a thousand dollars trading just under 47,000 you got crude up 46 cents Volatility continuing yesterday down to 74 27. We're back at 76 52. We were just above 77 though Look at that at 850 this morning 10 minutes ago goal catching a bit at 1807 this morning you're up $7 in the gold contract you got silver up 13 cents Silver catching a bit just really since about 8 a.m. As well and notes and bonds it continues We got lower price and higher yield you're talking about a yield right now We'll pull it up to be exact But I think you're pushing 1.64 1.66 something like that on the tenure We'll pull it up in a moment nonetheless quite a lower price to start the year you back it up to Friday Okay, folks, and you're trained at one. What is the high middle of the day Friday about 1 30 18? you've given up a full point and 11 ticks in the tenure by Tuesday morning of trading we still have 22 minutes to go until the opening bell Let's jump over to Apple quite a day yesterday for Apple. That's looking to be quite a day again today We were up to 183 38 Apple yesterday 182 86 I believe is the number we got there and then got over that number to 182 88 We're gonna open right near that number about 182 70 got up to 183 38 You look at Apple's action yesterday basically from about 178 to 183 you had $5 of price action You got 14 billion shares outstanding. That's a 70 billion dollar market cap swing in the span of About five hours. We didn't even have a one trillion dollar company until late 2018 I believe the acceleration from that time to three trillion pretty remarkable We get it January 3rd of 2022. So we almost get it in 2021 The world had never seen a one trillion dollar company until the end of 2018 Meanwhile Apple nowadays swings 50 to 70 billion dollars in market cap like it's nothing three years ago We've never seen a one trillion dollar company 70 trillion 70 billion dollars just the size of Apple pretty amazing We'll see how we open today jumping over to some of the other companies a little bit of divergence yesterday We have the chart of Apple up. You see how it accelerates higher Were they selling Microsoft to buy Apple early yesterday because quite the dive from Microsoft shares to kick off the day at the same Time as you had Apple accelerate and higher you had Microsoft selling from 337 down to 329 it rebounded nicely We there the moves yesterday pretty substantial across the board and some different ones you as sales force We have some sales force in my newsletter rocket equities and options Same type of action as Microsoft claws back all the losses though yesterday But man you talk about some moves sales force trade down almost $7 from 255 to 248 65 You clawed back some of the airlines had big days yesterday. They're gonna open a little bit higher again today American Yesterday trades from almost 18 bucks to 1918. You see the action overnight American gonna open higher as well delta airlines trading higher As well Boeing on the heels of some orders and the travel industry trading higher gonna open about three dollars higher as well for Boeing shares Uber got a pop yesterday with the travel We have some uber in my newsletter uber up about five to 15 cents overnight To about 44 bucks. Let's see even Airbnb Yeah, Airbnb had a move yesterday as well with the travel stocks you're gonna open higher again to 174 the banks JP Morgan again, you thought they had a pop yesterday the pop continues JP Morgan's gonna open about two dollars higher from the closed just yesterday to 163 46 and As we do that pulling it up Let's take a look at the exact yield on the 10 year because man There's rockin 1.67 percent right now. I think we're sitting at about 1.5 percent coming into the new year just like that 17 basis points The market's gonna price in a quarter point in the 10 year within the span of a few trading days to kick off the calendar You're right now. There's JP Morgan's action. We jump over to Bank of America Bank of America trading up almost a full dollar from 46 18 to 46 90 Wells Fargo had some good action yesterday They got an upgrade yesterday on top of the higher yields They're gonna open higher as well. Yeah, some big action across the board there with those banks All right, let's jump to Tesla. Mr. Elon Musk He had quite a day yesterday as that company did you're gonna open basically unchanged. You were up to 12 10 overnight Simply amazing the story continues. How quickly this company got basically it all back I mean, yeah, you got $43 at the top here But man, you're talking about pushing all-time highs of 1200 and we were just trading folks at 886 That's almost a 50% acceleration in this stock. We trade up $40 more from here We hit all-time highs and you're talking about a 50% return on Tesla shares And what is that three six nine ten trading days? If you're trading Tesla on margin and you're buying it at the 880 area You're making double your money as in because it's a 50% return just remarkable Not many would have said that you would have been at all-time highs by potentially January 4th When this stock was turning at $800 and change back on December 21st But Elon does it again. They had the big day yesterday with deliveries record deliveries And man his day pulling up the article. I have it somewhere here. How about 30 billion dollars? Elon Musk's fortune climbs 30 billion dollars. He's now in the 300 billion tier I believe he was a size 340 earlier last year at that all-time high for Tesla 33.8 billion dollars just yesterday Quite a first trading day for the year for the richest man in the world 304.2 billion dollars Bezos talk about getting lapped Bezos 196 Tesla was up 13.5% yesterday just an amazing one for the fourth quarter He owns 18% of the company quite a number when you think about what that company is worth And yeah, he sold 10% of the company and you're gonna be pushing all-time highs for that He was at 340 last year when Tesla was peeking out at the highs But man give it some time you might see those highs today the way the Tesla was moving just yesterday you look at it I mean you're talking about a hundred and $30 almost price action yesterday and you're gonna open within about 43 bucks of all-time highs for Tesla We jump over to Google shares completing the Fang Look around Google just chopping around 2900 you could say where it's been for the better part of four or five months August 34th first you hit this area and we've been chopping between 2800 maybe 3000 there or about on Google shares we jump over to Facebook been talking a lot about meta shares Facebook Chopping around as well sitting about 338 can open barely positive today with the market. All right folks stay tuned I'll be coming back. We'll be talking to our man Kevin Hinks from TD Ameritrade Network fast market We get the S&P's up 17 points right now We get the NASDAQ up 32 Dow up 171 and we start getting some Economic data tomorrow. We get Fed minutes tomorrow for the December meeting We get ADP private payrolls tomorrow ahead of Friday's non-farm payroll number So we get some action this week. Stay tuned folks. 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We got the S&P's up 16 points right now. You get the dial up 167 Nasdaq 120 8 points Let's jump over to our man Kevin Hanks every trading day folks noon eastern time Kevin Hanks Tom White the team at TD Ameritrade Network fast market talking about the day's action in the market talking about defined risk Option trades hypothetical setups Kevin Hanks. Happy new year, man Good morning, Tommy O'Brien. Happy new year to you and your listeners. Yep. We're off to a great start so far You know that a lot of green across the board these last few days Not really a leaping trade but kind of more of a creeping trade hire is they're not blind But they're certainly solid gains to start the year even in the Throws of some creeping higher interest rates Tommy But you know this is a pretty interesting level for the 10-year yield if you look at a one-year chart of the 10-year yield Tommy You can go back to May 12th Hit 1 6 9 May 19th 1.69 October 22nd 1 6 9 November 24th 1 6 9 so we've got some pretty interesting levels that were tapping up Against here as we get up towards 1 6 7 so I expect Notes to be pretty interesting here. We're getting into an interesting level So we'll see how it plays out in the next hours and days Tommy Yeah, I almost had to do a double-check yesterday Kevin when I saw the action on the tenure I says that stays down almost a full point sure enough it was the run continues today down about 8 ticks We're pushing like you said The high 1.68 percent yield on the 10-year quite a resilient market and how about Apple Kevin I was talking about in the beginning of the program We didn't even see a trillion dollar company in the market in the world until late 2018 the acceleration apples had they hit Three trillion yesterday. They're gonna open right near that mark today. They were over the mark last night But the price action Kevin we get almost five or six dollars of price action in Apple yesterday You got what is it 14 or 16 billion shares outstanding the company has moved in 70 to 90 to 50 billion dollars Market cap wise a day but pretty remarkable the run that it's had the acceleration with these tech stocks three trillion dollars for one company like Apple You know, it's interesting We we were talking about how higher interest rates could be affecting growth stocks and some of the IT sector names You know, they were a little weak Even though the market was up and then well you move over to Apple and really the the the discussion is starting to be now Apple's its own economy Right Apple's bigger than the economy of several major countries itself So I think when we look at Apple now, I'm not sure we can connect the dots to any part of the economy I think we should really start looking at Apple as its own economy Tommy Yeah, cuz you had some sell-offs man at the same time that Apple was Accelerating higher. Maybe they were selling Microsoft. I was half kidding But Microsoft was tanking yesterday morning got most of it back You had Salesforce tanking yesterday morning. Yeah, some of those growth companies are special, but Apple It's own animal in some way man for sure So Kevin we got we kick right into the year with positive prices and we kick in with some economic news ahead of earnings tomorrow We'll get some Fed minutes we get some ADP private payrolls and then we get non-farm payrolls on Friday What are you looking for this week this market ahead of that payrolls number as we come into the first week of 2022? You know the question's looming over this week, Tommy is has the over Omicron variant affected non-farm payrolls right the numbers are looking for about 415,000 for the ADP and about 400,000 for non-farm payrolls and about a 4.1% Unemployment rate, but what has the Omicron done to that number? Remember last month's number was a pretty big disappointment around 200,000 So we'll see what we get from this. I think there's a lot of uncertainty going into this number So I think that the markets will get Gittery and nervous as we get later in the week Tommy seems like There's always some theme Kevin in terms of when we come in whether it was the Delta variant whether it was the Extra unemployment benefits. It was the end of the summer right coming back to school There's always factors weighing on these numbers man And we'll see how long the market can kind of deal if we do get a miss because I Imagine it's at least possible Kevin when you think about people being out of work people just Changing maybe their daily habits as opposed to if we weren't dealing with the the rising case is definitely possible for Friday So with that it's always something right? They got to get the jobs going no matter what at some point because it is always gonna be something in the moment We get over this, you know, we're still getting over inflation. Of course all of that going on as you know The airlines how about the airlines real quick Kevin, you know, we're dealing with just man Quite a holiday season for those airlines, but it looks like almost a Max Payne situation even the cruise ships to some degree They come out with kind of a warning against the cruise ships. We haven't talked to you And a wild man going over the holidays so pretty remarkable that maybe we're seeing kind of a Max Payne situation Makes those airlines really popping yesterday interesting with thousands of cancellations over the holiday weekend Yeah, I think when we talked about this a lot yesterday I think with all the news that have come out about cancellations and shortages and all the problems There were still two million people went through TSA on Sunday Now how can that be if everything is so bad and maybe this trading community decided? well, this might be as bad as it gets and if Omicron is this short lived more contagious but less dangerous Variant maybe we are at the end of the rope and end of the road here or in the late innings of this of this Covid and I think people started buying some gifts remember these airlines are beat up from from their eyes Tommy So I think people started to bring uncertainty becoming less uncertain so I mean cruise ships I mean the powerful day in the airlines yesterday and cruise ships They have not had that powerful day man there in their own world as well But that said a lot as well in terms of just a Max Payne You know even with that type of an order in any other world Kevin the government comes out and says You know for your own best bet for your health for the health of everybody don't go on a cruise ship My goodness could you imagine what happened with those stocks? But we all know that in that certain context So anyway as we go with that in mind what are you guys talking about on the program fast market coming up at noon today Kevin? Look like fully you're gonna do a presentation on alcohol alcohol and non alcohol So we're gonna do a lot of work whenever that they come with that theme We always try to pivot off that and and do a lot of work So a lot of we're gonna get into the sin business today Tom and then we'll look at of course We'll try to look at some airlines and maybe look at Disney and see how that stock is done over the holidays Remember what went when you travel what do you do Tommy right you get on a plane you go to a resort and you have a drink We'll cover all those today on fast market They're gonna hit it all folks you heard it January 4th We're kicking off the new year in style on fast market coming up at noon eastern time today Kevin man great to talk to you I appreciate the update and we'll be listening watching at noon eastern time today man Have a great day Tommy. Happy new year to your Brian family Happy new year to the Hanks family as well man. Take care folks tune in today 12 noon eastern time You heard it They got everything going on that you need for that vacation including saddling up the bar for a little cocktail once you arrive at your vacation destination Disney one of my favorite stocks, but man talk about an underperforma last year But starting the year off okay, and you're getting a pop today since they're gonna be talking about it There's your 15 minute action It's interesting what's going on here in these travel stocks I think the market has made up a decision that as Kevin was talking about people are traveling regardless of the curbs put in place I don't imagine there's gonna be massive shutdowns to any degree Assuming we fast-forward in terms of the status quo from here on out the case is pretty remarkable the rising caseload But two million travelers vacation travel you see Disney popping more than $2. We'll talk a little bit about them Why not when we get back as 2021 end of the year with their first billion dollar movie to end that year may be a good side Are you having fun trading the markets? 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We got markets open We got the s&p's up 15 points right now a little bit of maybe a sell-off You could say on the open there down to 47.99. We'll call it 4800 nasdaq 100 up 14 points Let's jump over to apple see how they're opening and you're going to post uh, not quite not quite Did we get there? I think we got another print. Yes, we did a $3 trillion valuation today short-lived as we trade a little bit lower Dow they'll catch in a bit. How about that dow 36,641 is that an all-time high? Yes, it is we're trading right at all-time highs in the Dow right now nasdaq 100 You're about 260 points off that price level s&p's You're basically within ticks of that price level and the Russell Russell's got some work to do about 180 Points away from all-time highs jump it back to disney real quick disney Opening up 1.3 percent again today getting a little bit of a pop Up to 158 84 now as I was mentioning Disney There is the article from December 26, so they closed out 2021 with the first billion dollar movie spider-man Who are the two actors in here benedict cumberbatch, I believe and uh, tom holland I believe maybe nonetheless first billion dollar movie that they've had since 2019. I believe let's slide down here Um, it's a cross promotion between sony and disney Yes, tom holland No, that's no way home. There it is Matrix resurrections. Yeah, I plan on watching that one on the HBO if you have HBO max HBO resurrections um Nonetheless, so one billion dollar mark for the first time only uh film to do that in 2021 But you can see things changing coming into 2022. Hopefully for the better We got to get over this hump though pretty remarkable yesterday 1 million plus cases In the country just staggering numbers to say the least Okay, jumping around to what else we had going on. What did I have it up here that I wanted to talk about? Yeah, what about this snow going on near dc in virginia, man I was watching some videos of the morning shows today up early this morning people stranded basically stranded In their cars on highways overnight for 10 to 12 hours trapped in their cars during a snowstorm Um outside of dc biggest snowstorm to hit dc in years blocked some of the east coast main thoroughfares overnight ice for tuesday crews were working to unblock the i-95 south i mean i-95 of the u.s capital But it remained unclear when traffic would resume Um NBC correspondent just let him in tweeter. He was stuck in 95 i-95 for more than seven hours As somebody with an infant child folks under the age of one in the house That is some scary stuff, uh, and you're dealing with temperatures of about 26 degrees on a road like i-95 You're not talking about a road in the middle of nowhere Seems like they should be able to do that a little bit better and not have that happen But man when you deal with those snowstorms like they have it's only so much that they can do sometimes But nonetheless a scary deal. Hopefully everybody gets out. Okay this morning that happened last night that they were stuck Last night just stuck there the whole night Okay, what else do I got pulled up here? How about j.p. Morgan? They're pumping it J.p. Morgan strategist says global stock market party far from over positive catalysts not exhausted for equities Um bull market to continue in europe Stay bullish positive catalysts are not exhausted strategists led by Not familiar mizlav metechka wrote in a note to clients tuesday downside risks Including a hawk is turned by the central banks a slowdown in china's economy or more significant coronavirus restrictions will either fail to materialize Or already priced into stocks This is an important one to try and wrap your brain around because you figure out this one You figure out how the market's reacted to this whether it's already priced in or not That would be a significant advantage over the market the positive outlook comes as benchmark index index Is in both the us and europe traded record highs following last year's ferocious rally on the back of unprecedented fiscal stimulus So here's what to take note of here, right? Hawk is turned by central banks while the market already really knows that it's coming three rate hikes this year three rate hikes next year That's probably part of the reason why you have yields rising to start off the year It's at least a factor in that market to say the least china's economy always a variable you're gonna have to deal with The one that i'll focus on that we've already talked about though a more significant coronavirus restrictions Listen over in europe. It's definitely possible. You've seen the restrictions that go on over there Versus in the us and I think the cruise ships example is a great example I don't imagine there will be shutdowns at this point. We're all very aware Of the risk now if hospitals start filling up folks even as investors. I'm not talking politics or covid That's the thing to watch because no politician can deny full hospitals if somehow This hit so many people that even if it's less Harmful as in, you know, even if less people per whatever it is 100,000 end up in the hospital It's hitting so many people it has the ability in certain areas at least to overwhelm hospitals That's when you could see something As it looks right now even with the rapid spiking numbers It doesn't seem like that's going to be the case But we just hit a million cases and man those numbers I don't even think they're foreseen anywhere in the world when you're talking about a million cases a day Even at a less harmful strain It has the ability to do that, but I don't imagine it's going to happen because look what happened in cruise ships Okay, they're not going to shut down the cruise ships anymore Okay, because they have a right to operate even if they're a cesspool of covid going on right now to some degree Okay, as long as hospitals aren't over full as long as it's not a threat to public health Which probably two two and a half years into the pandemic it's not They're going to be allowed to exist and even A directive from the government that says basically if you read through the lines You're crazy to go on a covid on a cruise ship because they're probably all full of covid right now But the market knows that and it's already priced in and that's kind of what jp morgan is saying at least on that front that Positive catalysts are not exactly exhausted and downside risks So you're talking about downside risks being a flood a fed an economic slowdown or more significant coronary restrictions Will either fail to materialize or already priced into stocks The one thing I add to that that is definitely a negative side risk Is that you have supply chain issues persisting? Where is that in that you have wage issues persistent persisting you have inflation issues persisting and you have companies Not able to keep up on margins to the ability to make the profits They're used to while they're navigating a time of inflation While they're navigating a time of tough supply chain issues including just capital human capital in terms of hiring human capital um Having a discussion with a lot of great friends and they fall on both sides of the spectrum of the aisle talking about uh the weight on the private businesses To deal with The vaccine mandate you're talking about companies that are over. I believe it is 50 people That need to either have a vaccine mandate or to test Uh, that could cause some few problems in those companies. You're seeing it being implemented And the problem that they're talking about is that if they let people go because of this Okay, and the onus is going to be on them in this specific environment. It's very tough to get good Employees back right if you lose somebody because maybe that person is making a stand which I feel is for a wrong decision But guess what they have the right to folks. All right, that's the deal. You don't have to get vaccinated but if a company and and I don't even want to get into it because Uh, if a company wanted to do that, it seems like that's their right The fact the government's still in all the companies to do it is definitely what's in question Uh, but they become the police to a certain degree And unfortunately some people are going to leave and it's going to be tough to replace those workers in this environment That's a risk as well that aren't in there Inflation supply chain issues. That's the risk and margins to profits would be a risk that I would be looking at But shutdowns to the economy. I don't see that happening to any degree. 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That's tfnn.com then hit watch tiger tv Welcome back folks. We get the s&p right now up 20 points. We hit a new all-time high You hit 4808 on the futures. You have the nasdaq 100 pulling back though a bit jumping around do some of the biggest stocks out there We started off with apple going to be flat on the day You see the acceleration though We gave up about a dollar right there on the open from 183 to 182 We jump over to microsoft shares msft is their symbol microsoft lower on the day by four tenths percent We jumped to google shares higher by three tenths percent meta Higher by a full percent up to 341 first facebook shares We jumped to amazon up about two tenths percent quite a day for amazon yesterday I think amazon was up almost two percent yesterday chopping around to some of the stocks with action footlocker gets a downgrade today They're down 3.6 percent right now jumping over to some of those other headlines. So the download upgrade JP morgan downgraded footlocker to underweight from neutral cost pressures How about that cost pressures like I was just talking about and tougher competition on the flip side under armor trading higher After the baird upgrade to outperform from neutral athletic apparel makers stock would benefit from a cyclical recovery in earnings ua a Under armor up 2.7 percent on that pop Let's see water more media Um, they have some action out there. You talk about apple. Yeah for it So they're going to start accepting purchase orders this week for the f-150 lightning electric vehicle pickup truck It did previously shut down the reservation system for the truck due to an overwhelming response I think it's only a hundred bucks. You got to put down to reserve one of these things But man the market loves that you're up 5.5 percent check out the run the fort is at Look at that run. You were back in september at 12. You're trading at 22 let alone back in may at 11 100 percent return from may and almost at that price level when you talk about where you were just in september forward Just the last two days you're talking about popping from 20 50 to 23 dollars on forward Seems like that electric 150 going to be a good seller coca-cola They were higher in the pre market. Guggenheim upgrades them to a buy from neutral coca-cola Setting a number of factors strong emerging market performance faster than expected recovery in on Premises sales faster than expected so people eating out on premises is talking about when they're drinking on premises at a restaurant Etc coca-cola KO up 1.5 percent today is that gonna think that might be an all-time high is that All-time highs for coca-cola as we speak up 1.5 percent today Let's see. What else we got hula packer gets an upgrade as well hpe We got upgrades across the board to kick off 2022. There's a pop for you up 3.8 percent Toyota they're going to launch its own automotive operating system according to your report by japan's nikkei new service They're going to be able to hand to advanced operations such as autonomous driving Toyota the market likes that huh autonomous driving. There's a pop for you up 4.4 percent as they're going to launch their own Operative uh, excuse me automotive operating system g e's higher. They get an upgrade. What's going on? We got upgrade central across the board here Let's see how g e is trading Up 2.4 percent on the open. We got higher markets folks Uh, I'll perform from neutral at credit swiss price target of 122. It's trading right now at 98 53 Blackberry gets ruled against uh a bit to have more than an eight-year-old investor lawsuit thrown out And uh, yeah, we're not familiar with that one either way We're not familiar with that one either way. All right. Well, let's say I have a pulled up here Yeah, elizabeth holms. How about this one? They go to trial. She gets guilty. She can do 20 years Uh, they're saying she'll probably do a lot less than that. Hopefully she does some serious time Uh, she's only 37 remarkable that uh, the rise and fall and fraud that she escalated on Many very successful people and corporations Uh over her time. So she gets guilty on four of 11 cases. Excuse me that she had up there Maximum of 20 years in prison, although she'll probably get far less than that She'll likely appeal that convention of course as that goes as well All right, what did I have up here? Is this the one? No All right Too bad. I got to find it at the break. Yes. Here we go. So this is back in november But it's pretty cool and I wanted to just bring it up again talking about risk-free adjusted So a series one savings bond, okay series one us government savings bond I know a lot about finance this kind of blew me away in november when I heard it because of the type of inflation We're getting right now. You can earn 7.12 percent risk-free on your savings Okay, if you head on over to treasury direct, which is where you get the treasuries there is your current rate For we're talking about a savings one savings bond 7.12 percent for bonds issued november 2021 to april 2022 And what this is talking about is that you can get 7.12 percent folks few of cash laying around that you don't need for a year It's not that bad of a deal and and if you might not need it for longer It's potentially even a greater deal and if per inflation persists It's a much better deal than sitting on cash 7.12 percent. So this is november. That's the new rate for savings one savings bonds bought from the us treasury Now through april 2022 second highest ever offered rising inflation responsible for the eye popping headline rate It's double almost what they're at Previously the interest rate on the series one bond is sent twice a year based on recent changes to the cpi for all urban consumers So november's pricing is based from the change from march to september The rapid surge in inflation means you'll get double the six month ago rate of 3.54 the way this thing works Okay Is that the interest rate is guaranteed for the first six months? After that it will rise or fall depending on inflation. You have to hold on to your investment for at least a year There's the big caveat. Okay, and if you exit before five years You'll lose three months of interest. So at earliest you can exit one year in one day. Let's just say okay And you'll get 7.12 percent. You'll have to give back one quarter of your earnings Okay, you'll still get more than five percent for the year right You're getting 7.12 percent now this can change on the next six months right because this is set every six months And it probably is going to change Okay, uh, as in it's probably not going to be at seven percent for that long, but guess what it could be There's no reason to think inflation couldn't be on the rise for a while And you can keep these I believe that And if you exit before five years, yeah, so after five years, there's no penalty at all. It's tied for it It's a pretty cool deal Considering the interest rate and not a lot of people With cash right now sitting in their accounts that they might not use for a year Are probably aware that they can get that type of return I mean if you're sitting on any cash for a year right now folks, that Is a tough one. Can you buy them? Um for a minor? I think you might be able to their savings bonds I don't see why not and just search out treasury direct. I believe that's where you get all those savings bonds Uh treasury direct you're buying literally right from the treasury and series one savings bond is what to check out there but you know, I I saw that headline again this morning and I said I'm going to talk about that again because that blew me away and uh Second highest ever doesn't happen very often folks the inflation we're dealing with Guaranteed rate pretty cool.  Look at that reversal We get the dow leading of the nasdaq in negative territory Stay tuned folks. 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You can call<PHONE_NUMBER> That's<PHONE_NUMBER> 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 Welcome back folks. We have the dodge the dodge the dow charging hire 36,713 first time I've ever said 36,700 for the dow We're talking about within reach of 37,000 of the dow just like that You get the s and p's up 18 points tech stocks pulling back a bit though You get apple shares flat right now. You got tesla shares down about six tenths percent We jump over to microsoft down about half a percent right now google shares up eight tenths percent We jump to the chip sector amd after quite a day to the upside yesterday down about three tenths percent We jump over to intel shares charging hire up 1.3 percent We jump over to some of the ad home stocks Quite the slide here zoom down 3.5 percent right back to the lows that we had yesterday docusign a different story But another slide not quite at the lows but man these two companies really interesting in terms of A reopening trade going on in light of what's happening. We got a million cases of covid We got planes shut down everywhere last weekend. The market is forward-looking folks. You see it every time Hopefully this is a good sign for everybody in the economy because man They are really going gangbusters for the reopening deltas up 1.6 united right now up 2.3 We jump over to the cruises carnivals up 2.5. We jump over to noesian up another 1.2 after the run yesterday You know, it's not up cannabis Cannabis can uh canopy growth down 3.7 percent giving back the gains these stocks that you had yesterday I keep them on my radar because eventually maybe but just man not yet I am not buying it even at nine bucks even below the lows we had of 2020 for canopy growth the market though Sitting within three points of all-time highs in the s&p sitting at all-time highs in the dial right now Sitting about 300 points away in the nasaq 100 and the russell up 12 points as well crude Check out crude up a buck 53 as we come into the end of the program man Watch out 77 59. We talked to our man. Teddy kegs at tomorrow at 40 past the hour. We'll be talking some crude We'll be talking some forex Thanks so much for tuning in starting your trading day with me folks. Stay tuned. We got our man basal Chapman He's up live with the tiger technicians hour We got larry pizvento with trade what you see at 11 fast market with our man kevin hanks at noon Steve Rhodes at one o'clock and tom o'brien. My dad wraps it up live from three till four Have a great tuesday everybody


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