t term representing Illinois's first district. Thank you. Congratulations, and last but not least. The following man, Josh Harris. On the field, put on the field. That's it, the field, on the field. And the owner. You're going to be great, you're going to be a hundred more than that. You can. I got the answer right. You did much. What's that? No, on the field as a player, Josh Harris or on the yall's model is on the path. That's a good answer. That is correct. That is correct. You're going to be a full staffer. You know what team you're going to be playing, and what your team are going to be playing. And then you're going to get a large order of this. That's correct. That's a good answer. And the team make to make. With the Falcons in 2012. Do you guys agree with us? Yes. Four by four. Hail gets the magic and Lakers. There we go. 20% off tonight only. Magic and Lakers off the board. Any other takers? Six left. Da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da. Creepers. I can find some other things. All right guys, so six left now guys. We just sold two teams. One of the most expensive teams off the board. Guys, magic and then the Lakers. We're at 129. So again, next most expensive would be the Warriors and the Thunder at 200 each.  So you're gonna get $20, $40 off actually. Da da da da da da da da da da da. So yeah, we're down to six left guys. Remember, you can still win back up to $250 in break credit or $500 in break credit if you get four teams. But if you get one entry, at least 250 back. So it can easily pay for one if not both of your spots.  You're probably gonna spend maybe less than $100 now. Actually, you'll make an extra $150 back with some of those teams in the hundreds guys. And it might be a one in less than 15 shot actually. So six left. Let's get this going guys. Besides that break, Pristina's the only other break that's close enough. About to be in single digits. So I said, let's knock off this one and then maybe we can try to work on something else. But we're only here for about another hour and a half. So more than no time to do any break, you guys want to the website, but maybe one at a time, knock this one off and then we knock off the next one. Six left. And all those people.  I didn't realize we're gonna get away with that. Half, $10,000, half, obviously, half of it. Not the Julio, of course it should be. Okay, let's see. I'm like jammed on it. I'm like jammed on it. I'm like jammed on it. I'm like jammed on it. First of all, he's here. He's here, he's here, he's here, he's here.  I'm here. All right, all right. Where's my one more? I'm just gonna stay. My head and your, I'm just gonna leave it. I'm just gonna leave it. I'm just gonna leave it. I'm just gonna leave it. And the wheel's in. All right, this is for the wheel. We're gonna put the wheel and it goes to the grave. It's a big grave. 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Alright and then actually yeah my guys mosaic no huddle actually is a new release tomorrow yeah that's all that well again guys like I said we have about an hour and 20 minutes left guys if you guys want to do something there's anything you guys want to do we're here until about 11 so you guys want to work on something we definitely can like I mentioned before the closest break spot-wise is this one and it's 20% off remaining teams tonight only guys so obviously want to definitely take advantage of that because it is a pretty good deal so six teams left six teams I have a trap All righty guys like I said this is bringing that six left you guys want to do it Take 20% off your face I might have recognized it Now I'm going to try I've heard it I've heard it I've heard it I get to call for a head start on a final gift A deal and holiday deal We get 25% off the ticket But hopefully that's an update extra On 20% for the old class I'll take 20% off the ticket I'll take your time I'll take your time I'll tell you I'm getting close to the mail Hi guys Nice to meet you Now I'mfuling It's me, George I. I'm cravings to be watching the ceremony. The ceremony should be a such a ceremony for a truly natural warrior, so I can welcome you to the ceremony. When we're here, we're honored to serve all of you. And we'll be glad to do it. But this is the way I remember it. I should be sandwiched through collaboration. This is the way I remember it. I'll be glad to do it. It's perfect. All of the people here, good luck ladies and gentlemen, 4x4, when you're choosing, you're going to take a lot of your time. One thing you have in one hand and the other hand, it's not a big deal. It's a pretty big deal, which is a good deal. A lot of people want to have, see what I mean, and what that has to do with it. You have to come and get all your way. You've got to have your way. Always. It's good to start at your challenge. I know you need to follow it. All righty guys, well like I said, starting to get to the later hours, I think we did quite a bit early on guys, and it kind of slowed down towards the second half of the night, but we're still here for about another hour guys. If you guys want to try something else, remember we sold two spots not too long ago. Dale got one of the most expensive teams, Magic and the Lakers, got 20% off and saved a pretty good amount on this break. Remember that tonight off promo is only for tonight, so if these 16s don't sell tonight, we're probably going to take back the 20% off, and then those 16s have to sell full spice. I'll probably put it up in an R&B to help sell it out, but like I said, if we could sell it out tonight straight up, get a chance to win back at least $250 in break credit, so that's the good thing. There's still teams as little as $100 and $120. So you buy those two cheaper teams, or even buy the pistons and blazes at $99 each, $200 save $40 potentially, pay $160, and then potentially win the $250 break credit code back, and potentially get a big hit. Not too bad guys, but you can get it out on a four, it's going to get pretty interesting. Oh, all right, this is the moment of the second half of the game, we have a longer case. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 20, 20, 20, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 30, 40, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 40, 41, 41, 42, 43, 43, 45, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 50, 51, 51, 52, 53, 54, 53, 55, 56, 56, 57, 58, 59, 59, This is the first time I've ever seen a child with this size of a hand and eye with a splendor of these styles. I don't know how to tell you what I got there. Don't take it to your emergency to take care of it. It's an orange ball. Orange ball that's out of the ball. That's not particularly from home. That's not particularly from home. That's not true. That's not really from home. It's a lot. It's a lot. It's a lot. It's a lot. It's a lot. It's a lot. All righty guys well I see about like 10 people on the website guys not many people watching right now this late hour but got about like 10 I mean if people want to try to get something rolling if it's not this I mean we still have this at 10 probably fill it out up for tomorrow if it doesn't sound any more teens guys like I said looks like Nick is posting up some more breaks so well they know how does a new release for tomorrow that flawless up late tonight some sapphire they will be playoff promo diamond icons pristine all that stuff right there guys a lot of breaks up there on the baseball section so definitely want to work on that tomorrow but still 20% off here guys attention but I think it's like one of those Halloween time movies and I'm sure oh holly-two there's like four but it's yes this is from the early 2000s yes the Disney chap this is not like my mom like a witch movie and six left here we're getting 20% off the remaining teams tonight only tonight only so take advantage of it guys if not tomorrow they're gonna be full price again and potentially in a random number block yeah Jimmy I don't know why it hasn't moved dude I mean that's what I'm saying bro I mean I thought it was a great mixer but we do have that promo now so maybe hopefully this help a little bit but yeah I mean it's 26 boxes three cases really two cases of tier one and one case of flawless it's a pretty darn good mixer but you know maybe people are waiting for payday Friday I don't know you know what all the stuff we've been doing lately maybe it's just a little too pricey for like during the week I'm really surprised flawless hasn't moved honestly I can't believe people are letting the second half flawless just sit there dude that's one shocking thing for me actually to be honest I don't think I hate anything massive enough to just for it to just be sitting there for almost like two weeks now but you're just part of the promo now so hopefully that moves I'm really surprised on that break more than anything but yeah they put up some more breaks here guys some pre-order for mosaic choice we got six left in this one tonight I mean but we had a pretty solid day only one to get spots in that filler today but like I said was not in that little promo maybe like I said maybe it's just more love a Friday type of break with the payday but I don't know it's not a pretty solid day though I guess other people wanted to do some other stuff today I guess Jesus Christ bro I mean I waited for Miles Sanders from 2019 they gave it to me last year at the end of the year but you beat that out damn what did they send you did they tell you what it was already but that's not bad collegiate or NFL when they did go to college together at a 13th was that first off the line you waited so long that they hooked you up and gave me something probably probably just a little bit better let me see oh you know what I know what that looks like then if it's a spectral one it's those like those those little two autographs two patch autographs driver widebugs yeah something like this right like one of these ones but obviously not this low numbered this one's out of four so I'd assume this one's out of 18 I suppose out of 20s are actually for like a dual autograph for receivers these still actually sells pretty well to be honest yeah yeah yeah that's nice man well that's cool although DK lost my me my fantasy game this week last weekend I would have been undefeated in the Jaxby league still in first place though but I lost by 1.3 points to boss man Mike because I needed DK to have 14 points and it got me like 12.4 or something stupid like that so mad and you can have like a great first like quarter two it's actually worse to be honest I wasn't actually watching the game though my niece's volleyball game she's a senior this year in high school so we're out at one of her final like rivalry games they're playing arcade it was the rivals good one early but I was just kind of checking my points every like every like 15 minutes but whatever I mean it's all good I guess man I wasn't planning when I defeated all year anyways I don't know guys I'm to be honest I'm waiting for Sunday already my Eagles aren't telling this weekend to play against the Rams you know been waiting for since really the schedule release so I'm ready man mentally I'm there I'm just coasting these next two days here at work so keep me busy these next two days guys is I'm ready yeah that's true it's a good balance though having him though and then like I used to I didn't draft Tyler Lockett this year but I've drafted Tyler Lockett the last few years in certain leagues he's always like a old reliable is it like a dog it's for Drake for all the dogs well like I said guys I mean I'm here for about another 40 minutes I can easily still do this if you guys wanted to 20% off tonight only so if you add this to your car go to the wars you're gonna get 20% off which gives you 40 bucks off the wars instead of paying 200 you're only paying 160 and if you grab two teams get a chance to win up to 100 250 dollars and breakers so be strategized correctly give me the pistons get the blazers out of hundred really good teams actually with two big rookies only paying 80 bucks each for each one 150 999 instead of paying 200 and you know well do that's the only way for him to survive in this league dude Tyler Lockett's like what five foot seven at least he looks like he is now sorry five foot ten sorry sorry Tyler but honestly dude I mean this has been in the league for a long time now man and I mean he's he's been able to get it done man for a lot of years I mean the last one one two three four five years over a thousand yards receiving dude doesn't look like he does kickoff in returns anymore how early in his career he was like doing receiving but then also doing kickoff returns and shit like that so looks like now he doesn't do that at all or actually 2018 he was only 45 yards away from a thousand yards receiving could have had five straight years of thousand yards receiving well I haven't really talked to Chad much just here in there texting but I guess next week we're either gonna be talking a lot or we're not gonna be talking at all because I think the Washington game was already scheduled already right freaking 12 30 game the hell man I hate those games I'm gonna have to watch like half of it at home and then half of it walk my way to Jasper's I wonder if you'll be at that game I'll do it now Jimmy I actually have nothing to do here anyways right now nobody wants to break Tyler lock it avoiding hits is a number third third one I mean hey that's how you stayed durable enough for his size I mean I just remember Deshaun Jackson was the same way dude Deshaun Jackson never wanted to have never wanted to have contact Tyler lock it didn't avoid contact on this touchdown you know it's just probably why he didn't want to avoid contact right here boom Sean Alexander dude you know so crazy he was a dude he was a dude that wanted to avoid contact yet he was a running back dude I remember Sean Alexander that one what is it 2006 year 2007 what year that was where he literally just had like the career rushing yards yeah like one monster year I remember and he was like on the cover of Madden 2005 yeah we had 1800 rushing yards dude it was wild he started obviously our career pretty good minus his rookie year I guess he didn't really play much I guess the rookie year but 27 touchdowns you know like Deshaun Jackson old old highlight videos this dude man let's do with something else bro all right Monday night football baby I did Sean Jackson should be a future Hall of Famer he has the stats Saints Eagles are getting murdered in this game too yeah that was the he was the one man rookie year to Sean Jackson Monday night football the Eagles ended up beating the Cowboys oh actually know what they might have lost to the Cowboys that year but uh yeah he was the original one in 2008 it was a really good money that football game to make now just through a deep-ass pass like that had a cannon dude and yeah that was definitely one of his only one of his bonehead plays I should say but he made up for it though that was friggin nuts dude and I actually hate to say that I actually wasn't even watching that game I was watching the first half and I remember I was so frustrated watching it I was actually just dating my wife at the time too I just met her like a few months before so I was during Christmas time so we went to the mall together and yeah I was just getting like alerts from like you know my phone at the time and just all the sudden you'll start coming back coming back and then boom I literally missed that whole sequence dude I mean stupid dude don't kick it to the Sean Jackson yeah she had a really he had a really he had actually another really nice punt return to actually against the against the Giants too that's I think actually well maybe not as incredible maybe but he had a second one I don't know where how that went out though I probably wouldn't find it damn but I think college though man this dude was sick this is so good too I remember when he was at Cal Cal was actually pretty decent that year too that looks at the plane against Tennessee at the time very similar one too just whoop whoop he's really slow too yeah I don't know I always I always feel like this dude this dude has a stats to get to the Hall of Fame I mean he bounced around so much in the later half of his career but looking at his stats though man every team after the Eagles Redskins Buccaneers he was just so dominant with all those three teams in his prime I mean every single year dude he was just balling just he had the best years with his Eagles career though the crazy thing is like he only had like like it's thousand yards receiving your 47 receptions you know 13 yards 82 that's like the most he probably had that year I remember that year he got the tablet north to Washington he had a monster year that year too too much not not not too good of yours by the end of his career dude you want to know you want to know something crazy Jimmy that Dishon Jackson has done he he started a screw of McNabb right he played with McNabb he played with Michael Vick he got to play with Carson Wentz and Jaylen Hertz he got to play with all four of those quarterbacks in a matter of his whole career to show Jackson so he started his career in 2008 right he got to play with just he got to play with McNabb Vic Carson Wentz and Jaylen Hertz because in 2020 that year that Jaylen Hertz finally started playing his Carson Wentz sucked he caught up actually a really big touchdown pass from Jaylen Hertz against the Cowboys is he on a team no he's still he's still like active but he has not seen yeah look at the last one 2020 he caught an 81-yard touchdown pass from from Dishon from Kurtz I feel like he's good for like two targets a game and one of those targets would be like a six yard yeah I mean he did it with like you guys for a little bit exactly yeah you know he plays like ten snaps two targets yeah cuz when you came back to the Eagles I think you came back in like 2018 he was with the Eagles for like three years he got to play with Carson Wentz he got to play with Jaylen Hertz which is crazy dude literally got to play with every like Eagles big quarterback in their last like 20 years history I mean I'm the Eagles I signed him up like two weeks before the playoffs all right get that guy a chip all right you guys well get another 25 minutes I mean that specter break doesn't take long if you guys wanted to fill it up six but if not like I said it looks like Nick is posting up some more breaks for tomorrow added a diamond icons added some sapphire mosaic no huddle but if you guys wanted to do one more break I felt like this one is probably the most doable one and it's 20% off tonight only someone took advantage of it earlier so regardless of it breaks are not tonight Dale got his 25 20% off got the magic who were $250 got him for $50 off got the Lakers were once 130 for 105 and gets his chance of winning some break credit in this break so like I said I mean it doesn't sell tonight all good we had a pretty solid day for a Thursday pretty solid got to do those three contenders optic got to do those black football case case and a multi-sport fantasy sports so it's a good product it's just really tough to hit because only five big cards on sir one did you get anyone for that yes you did October there's a lot log folder now folder oh nice the folder you'll see we're gonna go see the folder though if I don't if I didn't go to sheets I just gotta go to sheets like normal stuff you can find the sheets too but if you wait where'd it go oh do you see it next to x there's a folder log right there yeah okay so we're on there okay yeah yeah either way yeah Christian sing got the Dallas Cowboys in the next mosaic no puddle you Joe oh Harris won't she's on the side of the road russ is on some heat right now shea shea with their uh Shannon Sharp but he just recently had March on Lynch on his podcast and he was talking about basically March on Lynch basically said he never really had a relationship with Russ in Seattle which is weird because the way Russell Wilson I used to talk about him is just like my dog and la la la number exactly what a tool right how he basically was trying to just like tell him he's never am you know obviously March on is not a guy that probably expresses his feelings a lot so and then obviously I'm sure those a lot of shit said during that conversation I probably doesn't want public out there because you know kind of show a little like not not show a little respect but just more less that's like some player conversations personal but yeah basically like he said he goes I don't even have his number bro like he was just my quarterback really it's like damn that kind of tells you a lot it's like you don't want March on fucking have his number and shit March on seems like a pretty intimidating dude to probably talk to but I'm sure like you said if he's your teammate I mean I'm pretty sure he is uh he's probably a one of the one probably one of the coolest teammates probably to have and I'm sure he got your back for everything my wife always brings up that one you know miked up when he was on Seattle with Sherman and then when when uh when Sherman's like what you doing for Christmas he's like Christmas I got a gift of Thanksgiving first it's like and then he tells me how he's like gonna hand out like turkeys in the hood and he's like for real you'll help me you'll be there trying to restore my community how Russell Wilson like and like a man maybe deep down maybe deep down like he probably still is a good person deep down but I think I don't know I think a lot of things change the last few years with him and a lot of people like to think maybe is it you know because he's with Sierra and maybe just kind of got more popular and just got too full of himself but I think their early years Russell Wilson it definitely I definitely kind of felt that way for him too I thought man this is a great person you know probably cool to hang out with straight-up leader does what he's told right like probably very coachable you know because he went into Seattle that year and basically took over the starting job and I don't think anybody expected him to right didn't you guys just pay what was his name he got paid so much money to the dude from Green Bay I mean you know what I mean like and now it just feels like I don't know Russell it seems like Russell Wilson's a fake person now and I don't even know the guy and it just feels like that with everybody kind of coming out with certain things yeah gotta restore my community but yeah I mean it's kind of it's crazy oh Matt Flynn that's right that's his name King D I think you have the Texans right I want to say you did get some hits out of there just don't remember which one did you get them in both so I thought I pulled a CJ Stroud relic because you remember we can't get any autographs but but yeah I mean I think you should just to be safe but I don't remember which break unless you bought them in both man Matt Flynn how much did he get paid again like 15 20 million he still got paid a lot 10 million almost a year I'm not even 10 million here three year 19.5 that was a lot of money back then though right that was probably a lot to be honest I mean now quarterbacked days nowadays are winging like what like freaking like 30 40 million dollars average now 25 is like average probably yeah he went from making 1.7 in four years to a three-year almost 20 million dollar deal you know you know you know which guy got paid so much money and never really never really got to really be a starter for that long and Eagles kind of paid him pretty good to chase Daniels made a shit ton of money in his career he made so much and I think he's I don't even know I don't think he's in the league anymore is he but he made a ton of money well bad for got paid a shit ton too but he was a starter at one point oh actually he's still the Chargers holy shit yeah Kansas City or you got three years 10 million then for the Eagles the Eagles paid him three years 21 million dollars I remember that that was during the Carson Wentz era then got paid basically back to nothing in a two-year 10 million dollar deal three-year 13 million dollar deal but Sam Bradford obviously he got paid big-time money but obviously he was part he was like one of the last few quarterbacks I think that was part of that big era that made so much money before they changed everything $65 million from the Rams $23 million from the Eagles $25 million for the Vikings I mean this dude made over a hundred million dollars a hundred million dollars you'd imagine this is just probably just live in life right now I don't know who was the change you know what I thought Cam Newton no 2010 was it Bradford was 2010 Bradford or Stafford one of those years I think Bradford might have been the last quarterback they got paid a shit ton of money after that it changed because I think I thought Cam Newton might have been it but maybe not but see the thing was that like these guys got paid so much money early on that like before they got on the field and now it is honestly now quarterbacks if you're drafted number one overall you still make a ton of money but it's just not like in this five-six year deal like you're not locked up so long anymore because I want to say even like let's see Bryce young since he was number one overall I wonder what his contract I think it's all guaranteed now yes you look he still makes a shit ton of money too includes a 24 million dollar signing bonus and your whole contract is guaranteed see back in the day I think I want to say Matthew Stafford's his was like 60 million dollars guaranteed right or so at 72 million dollars before not even playing a game he was getting that much money already so like now it's like half but at least it's fully guaranteed though so if you're like a first-round quarterback top five you're getting like 30 40 million dollars and no matter what's guaranteed because you're getting like ton of it and signing bonus it's guaranteed and then your average annual salaries only like 10 million yeah Stafford made a staffer made a shit ton of money staffer the second highest paid row he puts them in a pen and paper one year earlier uh-huh Bradford signed a six year 78 million dollar deal with 50 million of a guarantee that something I'm saying like you know they don't sign that long-term deal anymore and dish out so much money it's a shorter four-year deal but you're all guaranteed though yeah that's true good for his Bradford though I wonder what's I wonder what sound Bradford's is doing with his life now I mean literally that dude would never have to work again unless he like literally just lost all his money but I would assume he's not doing anything anymore what happened with Sam Bradford Sam Bradford retired from professional fund disappeared from the public view I remember the Eagles traded Sam Bradford for a first-round pick I remember they fleece the Minnesota Vikings the Eagles are going into that year with Carson Wentz as the backup when they drafted him and Bradford had a really good preseason and and I remember the Viking I think they had a quarterback injury I want to say and Eagles got to trade him for a first-rounder yeah you should definitely watch him King D sorry I don't remember I know I hit a CJ straw I just don't remember where yeah I mean the way the salary cap is now I mean when you when you draft the quarterback you better hope that he is the guy for you because if he is it's like the Eagles right me they drafted Jalen Hertz maybe he wasn't gonna be the guy right maybe it's just more of a project but they paid a second round draft pick for him which is not as much as a first but yeah what I'm trying to say is like if you if you're paying or your top quarterback to be the guy I mean this is the cheapest you're ever gonna pay him right I mean you're never gonna be able to get Bryce young or any of these cool young quarterbacks ever again for $10 million a year on your salary cap so it's like you better have a good team around him because if he balls out and does well for you can use up to four to five years on that rookie deal not have to worry about paying him shit you know which helps you know that's why like it's crazy because like I don't know how he does it I don't know if every GM has the power to do this but maybe I assume some GMs are smarter than others I'd assume that that's the case right but I just understand how how Roseman was able to sign Jalen Hurts to that massive deal that he did and it's the same amount I think basically as as Daniel Jones right and Daniel Jones's average salary towards the cap is $45 million the next three years while Jalen Hurts is only like 10 or 15 now they might have paid him all the money up front and maybe that's a big thing with ownership maybe the ownership doesn't want doesn't want to dish out so much money early on so maybe that's what it is maybe you have to have a owner that's willing to actually like you know willing to actually do that but I just can't believe that part yeah so like this year he's done his rookie deal technically so they're only worrying about six million dollar cap it next she will start his actual real contract I want to say and it's 13 million 21 31 45 his last year of his deals when he gets paid a shit ton of money where if you look at Daniel Jones this is like 47 41 and 58 so this year he's only counting towards 15 million which is not that bad but the next three years the cap hit is gonna be 47 41 and 58 they're not gonna do squat with down to Joe's of the contract I mean don't get me wrong the Eagles at the end of the year at the end of his con jailer herds his career or at the end of his contract it's 45 and 54 but I think what they were trying to say it's more like a let's pay less now we'll pay you later but then we can always reconstruct this this contract later we'll worry about it later you know they might convert that like 45 million dollars 54 million dollars into signing bonus you know instead of it being like a cap hit which I think it's stupid that's why I don't believe the salary cap is a real thing because I feel like if your GM is smart enough to work the numbers then you don't really have to have to worry about the salary caps but if you have like it you have those GM's like the Cowboys with with Jerry Jones saying like you know that's what happens nowadays when you have to pay a quarterback there's just no more money for anything else is like well other GM's are still a bit of pay quarterbacks and pay the defense and pay all these players so I'd assume that you just don't have a good person running your numbers well honestly you know it's crazy was that before this season Patrick Mahomes this contract looked like a frickin steal right and the way they were dishing out money to Herbert to Burl turds Daniel Jones I'm pretty sure when Mahomes seen that shit he was probably like you know calling the owner we need to talk about my contract because I'm giving you as a frickin deal and I remember they restructured it and basically now he's getting paid like like the high-end people and look at that same thing here look at so towards the end of his career at the end of his contract I mean at one point in a few years he's his cap hits gonna be fifty seven million dollars sixty million dollars sixty three fifty nine Jesus Christ so I mean I don't know dude they probably will have a bother been a little version of it and he's locked up until 2038 or 2033 so I don't know I mean think about it you're gonna give Mahomes for the next three years or next two years for five million dollars in cap hit and seven million dollars then that new contract I think was just structured after that and that's when it starts getting crazy I think anyway they're just sitting stopping them out and chatting Jamie hopefully we get some of those breaks down tomorrow that you're in and then obviously just baseball breaks in general like baseball is our best sport here guys and we didn't really sell any baseball today minus that fantasy sports that was multi-sport but we do have that promo guys so obviously you know take a look at that for tomorrow I'm sure we'll sound email blast and all that stuff but yeah buy into those baseball breaks bind to some more mosaic it looks like we have some fanatics under wraps signed football jerseys posted up now to get a shot of that chasing some Mahomes Brady all that stuff and yeah just look off for more breaks being posted guys that's another crazy thing I remember Kevin around when he was a thunder he was making 30 million dollars salary as a thunder player and then he was making 30 million dollars a year as a shoe deal it's crazy right anyway thanks Jamie have a good night man like I said anybody else to watching solid day today you know just pretty much died towards the later half of the end of the night but all good back tomorrow three o'clock to do it all over again and like I said we'll have some fun tomorrow guys thank you have a great night


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Thank you very much Thank you Good afternoon, and thank you for that warm reception I'm delighted to be back in the Big Apple And I've been eager to get to one of these conferences for women in business ever since the small business administration's office of women's business ownership Under Carolyn Gray started co-sponsoring It's a special honor to be here with you the members and friends of women business owners of New York you and your firms make up a Vibrant part of the New York economy Employing thousands of men and women Providing goods and services that range from bookbinding to financial consulting Each of you knows from personal experience That American women have the vision the talent and the determination to make great Contributions to our nation's economy and You're serving as role models for a new generation of women Women for whom participating in the economy will be much easier because of your efforts On behalf of all Americans. I commend you In our lifetime America has begun an historical social change That offers women exciting new opportunities Just 35 years ago only a third of adult women held jobs outside the home Today more than two-thirds of the women between the ages of 25 and 44 are in paid positions Growing numbers of women are doctors military officers police and firefighters more than a third of our law students are female and Women business owners represent the fastest growing segment of the small business community On a personal level, I've seen these changes clearly in the wives of the women closest to me my mother Nellie Never had the chance to go beyond elementary school All her life. She devoted herself to our family and held us together both emotionally and financially for a while during the depression she helped make ends meet by working in a dress shop for $14 a week my wife Nancy belongs to a later generation of women in which many were raised with Society expecting one thing of them only to discover years afterward the society had come to expect something else Like so many women Nancy's had both the challenges and the rich rewards of adapting She pursued a successful career as an actress and today She gracefully combines her role as a loving wife and mother with her many duties as first lady And you know the government gets quite a bargain with first ladies They aren't on the payroll But Nancy's office hours and duties run about even with mine. That's why she's not here at this moment No words can express how proud I am to be the man in her life My daughters Patty and Maureen belong to a new generation Maureen as you've heard has worked in radio and television promoted overseas trade run for political office and today She's giving her advice to her dad on something. She understands very well How to communicate to women what the administration is working to accomplish? My younger daughter Patty seeks a career in the entertainment world To when certain people for political reasons claim that I don't understand the modern woman I'm tempted to say and how come I have two very independent daughters But in my mother's time and throughout our history women were always hard at work seeking self-fulfillment Giving of themselves to their families and building a better nation Today women in our country are just as hard-working and giving as ever It's America that has changed and grown Giving women increased chances to reach for the stars and go as far as their God-given talents can take them Women in the 80s are a diverse majority with varied interests and futures Some seek to pursue their own careers some run for political office some focus on the home and family and Some seek to do all these things No role is superior to another What's important is that each woman must have the freedom to choose her path for herself And I'm committed to just that The simple truth is I've been frustrated by the perception that's been created about my supposed lack of interest in the welfare of women and I'm going to take advantage of this opportunity to reveal Some things our administration has been doing and that seem to have been closely guarded secrets up till now Once after making a speech a minister the late Bill Alexander of Oklahoma Took it upon himself to tell me the story of his first sermon. I've never forgotten it I always suspected maybe it had something to do with the length of my speech He said that he had worked for weeks after his ordination to on this first sermon and had been asked to speak or to pray or preach at a small country church in Oklahoma an evening service and He arrived after working all these weeks on that first sermon that he was going to preach as a minister and Looked out at church that was empty except for one lone little fellow sitting out there amongst all the empty pews and Bill went down and he said my friend You seem to be the only member of the congregation that showed up. I'm just a young preacher getting started What do you think should I go through with it and the fellow said well, I wouldn't know about that sort of thing I'm a little old cow poke out here in Oklahoma, but I do know this if I load it up a truckload of hay Took it out in the prairie. The only one cow showed up. I'd feed her Well, Bill took that as a cue Got back up in the pulpit and an hour and a half later said I'm in And he went down and said my friends you seem to stuck with me and like I told you I'm a young preacher getting started What do you think and he says well, I got told you I'm just a little cow poke out here in Oklahoma I don't know about that sort of thing, but I do know this if I loaded up a truckload of hay took it out in the prairie And only one cow showed up. I sure wouldn't give her the whole load Now I'm not going to miss an opportunity like this and I'm going to take a certain advantage of the situation I'm not going to talk an hour and a half, but you're going to get the whole load Because during the past three years I've appointed more than 1400 women to top government positions Not because of their sex, but because they were the best people for the jobs Now among many other firsts our administration has Susan Meredith Phillips the first woman head of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission Elizabeth Jones the first woman chief engraver of the United States Mint and Janet McCoy the first woman high commissioner of the U.S. Trust Territories and today I'm delighted to announce that I'm sending to the Senate the nomination of Rosemary Collier To be general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board and that will be another first For the first time in history our nation has three women in the cabinet Margaret Heckler Who is secretary of health and human services is in charge of the third largest budget in the world Elizabeth Dole who is secretary of transportation overseas matters ranging from expendable rocket launches to revisions of our maritime laws and Jean Kirkpatrick who is ambassador to the United Nations plays a crucial role She does play a crucial role in our country's foreign policy. I must tell you Shortly after she had arrived there She informed some of her colleagues from other countries that there was going to be a change and one of them jokingly said well You mean you're not going to stand for being kicked around. She said no. We're just going to take off the kick me sign Well, one of my proudest days in office came when I appointed Sandra Day O'Connor to be the first woman in history on the United States To aid women in business our administration has put together the three-point national initiative program to assist women business owners The first of the three components is the advisory committee on women's business ownership Now this committee is made up of 12 women and three men all very successful in the business and professional work I had lunch with the committee last week and they told me about the hearings They're holding to learn about the problems that women business owners encounter And if you have any suggestions for the committee, please write to me at the White House and I'll pass your letters on to them The second part of our initiative for women business owners is the interagency committee on women's business enterprise This committee is composed of high-level Federal officials representing the various departments and agencies of the federal government I've charged that committee with making certain that in dealing with women-owned businesses the federal government sets an example for private enterprise a Series of conferences like this one is the final part of our initiative for women business owners in addition to this New York Conference Conferences for women in business have been held in places ranging from Somerset, New Jersey to San Francisco As you've been told and many more are planned The conferences are designed to help women acquire management skills and compete more effectively and they're all Cosponsored by private sector groups to make sure that we get private enterprises in the act In Atlanta, for example local private firms responded to the conference enthusiastically a group of businesses agreed to publish a women businesses women business owners directory For the state of Georgia at their own expense and a group of banks established a hotline One number for women to call to find out about everything from the availability of venture capital To where to get help in drawing up a contract Now just as we're supporting you as you make gains in private enterprise We're making certain that women receive fair treatment under the law Our administration has moved to amend or eliminate statutes that discriminate on the basis of sex At my direction the Justice Department conducted a review of federal statutes and found 140 that give different treatment to men and women We have already proposed legislation to correct 122 of them of the remaining 18 six are still under study the rest favor women and will remain unchanged like the law that Well, it's like the law that establishes a women's bureau in the Department of Labor And I want to mention the superb job that dr. Lenora Cole Alexander is doing in heading that bureau at the same time The task force on legal equity for women has begun a thorough review of Non-statutory rules practices and procedures throughout the federal government Whenever it finds women treated unfairly the task force works with the agencies or departments to ensure changes will be made To reach laws and procedures beyond the federal level We've established the 50 states project a program that's working with governors to help them find the areas where their state codes Regulations and administrative rules treat women unfairly I'm delighted to say that 42 states have already begun reviews of their laws and procedures and more than half our states are Already amending their laws to ensure equal treatment for women At the same time the Department of Justice has been hard at work to fight discrimination in individual cases The Department has filed the first seven suits in its history to enforce the Pregnancy Discrimination Act of 1978 and one of those suits involves the rights of some 9,000 women Just last year the Justice Department won a record-breaking two and three-quarter million dollar discrimination case dealing with the rights of 685 women and blacks Perhaps most important the Department of Justice has so far filed more charges Or cases charging sex discrimination and employment than did the last administration during a comparable time Let there be no doubt this administration considers discrimination based on sex Just as great and evil as discrimination based on religion or race and we will prosecute cases of sex Discrimination to the full extent of the law Now just as we're joining you and your efforts for legal equity We're helping in a number of ways as American women work for economic self-reliance For those whose former spouses are delinquent in child support payments We've moved to strengthen the federal child support enforcement system the year we took office some four billion dollars We're owed to the children of America Since then our measures have raised child support collections by two-thirds Improvements still need to be made in this area So we've proposed new legislation that would further improve collection of child support for both welfare and non welfare families For those receiving aid to families with dependent children the majority of whom are women We've increased training opportunities that will help them secure permanent productive employment Because no government handout can give a woman who's supporting her family the same sense of dignity as a job Now our job training partnership act to specifically targets these women as a group that must be served For workers in the federal government. I signed into law a bill that extends flexible work hours This applies to both men and women, but it's of particular importance to women who are holding down a job while raising a family Now they'll be better able to structure their working hours to do things like spend more time with their families And perhaps be at home when their children come home from school For all women We've worked with the Congress and women's groups to provide several forms of tax relief Relief by the way, which could and should have been passed Long ago by those in Washington who had a monopoly on power and who still claim a monopoly on compassion Our administration has greatly reduced the income tax marriage penalty We've eliminated estate taxes levied on a surviving spouse giving significant benefits to those with family farms and small businesses where women have long been hard-working partners We've put social security back on a firm footing and made reforms that help many divorced spouses and disabled widows And we've expanded participation in IRA accounts helping women whether they work at home or in paid jobs Nothing is more important to parents Annoying their children are being taken good care of while they're on the job So we've almost doubled the maximum child care tax credit in other moves to make child care more available and affordable We've proposed tax relief for organizations that care for the dependence of working people and we're pressing for a restructuring of the dependent care tax credit to make more benefits available for low and middle income taxpayers We're also working with the Congress to pass historic legislation That will reform inequities that women suffer in some private pension plans This legislation has passed the Senate and we're awaiting a vote on the floor of the house In case you'd like to call or write someone the I have often said it is not only necessary to make the legislators see the light It's better to make them feel the heat The reforms will lower the age at which employees can participate in company pension plans protect non-working spouses from losing death benefits without their knowledge Coordinate state and federal laws so divorce spouses can collect court awarded pension benefits more easily require pension plans to offer survivors benefits protection to workers after they reach 45 and permit a break in service of up to five years without loss of pension credit a Change that would help women take time to start a family, but still go back to their careers Despite the importance of all these reforms I've always believed the most important step we can take for women is the most important step that we can take for all our people a Dynamic sustained economic expansion Economic growth will provide more opportunities for women than if all the promises made in the history of Washington, DC Were enacted into law Think back just three years Raging inflation the highest prime interest rate in more than a century an ever-growing tax burden government regulations that were out of control all these at stifled investment Smothered productivity and brought growth to a virtual standstill The economic crisis hit women especially high Elderly women living on fixed incomes found their purchasing power eaten up by inflation Working women saw jobs become more and more scarce Homemakers found that 12 and a half percent inflation made it harder and harder to buy the groceries and pay the bills and The thousands of women who wanted to start their own businesses saw 21 and a half percent prime interest rates slam the door in their faces When we took office, we made restoring economic vitality our top priority We cut the growth of government spending we pruned needless regulations We chopped tax rates and enacted an historic reform called tax indexing indexing means the government will never again profit from inflation at your expense and Today less than three years after we set our program in place. We're seeing a surging economic expansion The prime interest rate has fallen to about half what it was when we took office Inflation has plummeted some two-thirds to about four or four and a half percent Housing starts factory orders and retail sales are up Compared to the last quarter of 1982 Net private savings during the same period in 1983 shot up nearly 50 percent to over $230 billion providing new funds to fuel innovation and spur growth The in the 15 months since the recovery began Nearly five million Americans have found work and the overall unemployment rate has fallen to seven point seven percent Marking the steepest drop in more than 30 years and just last month It was announced that during the first quarter of 1984 our gross national product grew at the robust annual rate of more than seven percent Proving that expansion is here to stay Just as the economic crisis hit woman women hard today's expansion is giving them a powerful lift The unemployment rate among adult women has dropped from nine point one percent to six point nine percent More women have jobs today than ever before in our nation's history Just as important the jobs women hold are getting better and better in 1983 women filled almost three-quarters of all the new jobs in managerial professional and technical fields and The number of women-owned businesses is growing four times faster than the number of those owned by men Entrepreneurs like you who own their own mostly small businesses are playing a special part in this expansion Last year alone. There were almost 600,000 new business Incorporations, that's an all-time high in our history and half again the number of incorporations each year during the early 70s At the same time bankruptcies declined some 30% in the second half of 1983 compared with the same period in 1982 and Small business income as measured by proprietors ships and partnerships Grew by a remarkable 18% Perhaps most important during this expansion small businesses like the ones that many of you own Provided the most new jobs gave the most employees the freedom to work part-time And hire the most young people senior citizens and women the American entrepreneur is building a dazzling new future and She's just getting started We must and will go forward to keep opportunities expanding for you and all Americans To prevent the nightmare of inflation from ever coming back. We must enact Constitutional reforms like the line item veto and the balanced budget amendment, please I'd like both of those and to provide new incentives for growth make taxes more simple and fair I Believe we must design and enact a program of tax simplification not tinkering here and there, but a sweeping comprehensive reform of the entire tax code We must and will enact these measures and I'm convinced that when we do the American economy will reach new heights of prosperity When I look at America I See our basic industry making striking gains and new industries like robotics and bioengineering gathering strength I see America leading the world in a technological revolution that's putting men and women into space and Adding years to life here on earth. I see a country of open self-confident people Serving as a force for peace among nations and I see women who are holding families together Entering the workforce starting new enterprises and doing it all with courage and confidence America is back and now I know that many of your company's gross millions of dollars a year But I'd like to share a letter I received that tells about a woman who started a business. That's more modest The letter comes from a person called Betty Lou and I believe it shows the enterprising spirit of American women She wrote mr. President I'm a simple person in that I have a simple have simple needs My husband a Vietnam veteran of the Marine Corps is a Union steam-fitter When we got married he was out of work for two years, but we learned how to budget around it and still were able to save money Now the construction work is available in our area. We know we still have to save We both know that nothing comes from nothing you make your own fortune so to speak To make help help make ends meet in her family Betty Lou writes with only $530 and a big smile. I began a new venture I had no previous business management experience and didn't know exactly where I'd end up But I had the chance now three years later. I own and operate my own word processing company It has grown from that initial $530 to an annual income For 1983 of $41,000 from an older technology machine costing $3,000 to a new system costing 22,000 from one person logging a huge number of hours to two full-time employees Each logging over 40 hours a week We have pride in the work we do and are even more proud of the fact that we're being given the chance to do it And who knows what goals can be achieved in 1984? She closed adding that they're a young couple in their early 30s, and they've already built a new home for themselves But whether founding their own companies like Betty Lou and so many of you Or holding down any of the millions of jobs our economy provides Or devoting themselves to caring for their loved ones and raising happy healthy children or doing all these things I know that women will play a vital part in leading our nation into the future and that there will always be American women who are American heroes Thank you. God bless you Thank you Thank you, mr. President You are the first president of the United States to honor us with your presence and we thank you for their recognition We would like to give you a little memento of your time spent with us And I've had a few made so that there's one for mrs. Reagan, and we've got one for Maureen and one for Patty, too Step up here. I'd like to present you with Our t-shirts. I think we are leaving a message Would you please be seated thank you Thank you all again very much. Please remain in your seats until the president has left the room. Thank you Please remain in your seats until the president has left the room I'd like to take a moment and introduce to you of Here we have Marcy Goldstein and Frank Salicus Marcy is the president of superglue corporation and the sponsor of our luncheon today We'd like to say thank you


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The outer relationship is a whole mastery, and the only way to reach mastery is with practice. To master a relationship is therefore about taking action, it's not about attaining knowledge. Not good-wise, let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industries up 201, NASDAQ up 71, S&P's up 30. Gold. Gold contract up $27.20 traded at 18.72 ounce. We have Silver up $0.28, $0.22, one cent, an ounce, light sweet crude up $3.60, $86.39 a barrel, notes and bonds, a 10-year note, up a full point plus one tick at $107.28, the 30-year up a full point plus 19 ticks at $1,1202, and then $king dollar. $king dollar right now up 11 ticks, $106.056, Euro at $105, yen at $148, British pound at $122 to $1 US dollar. Our phone number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. Give us a call, folks. Want to know what's going on in your world and the world of the S&Ps, let's take a look at it. What do you have? Well, bottom line, Friday you went higher with conviction, you had wide-price spread accelerated volume. This morning, well over the weekend, you had Hamas attack Israel and the bottom line is that if we go to the futures here, what you're going to see that we didn't even, well we did a 50% retracement from the lows of Friday to the highs of Friday to the lows of this morning and shook it off. It gets above the highs of Friday and if you're taking a look at my chart here, it has volume. It blew out that high with volume. Now that in itself, folks, is saying that, guess what, higher markets are coming at us. When you can do something like that, and markets are that deviant, it's unbelievable, it really is. Now the gold contract did move and gold jumped off its lows and we'll see what kind of follow-through we can get because the price-wise it's good. But we only still have 172,000 contracts. This baby should be bringing out a couple hundred thousand contracts. But my take is that that's off the bottom also. The Q's, NDX100, we take a look at the NDX100, same type of setup. The bottom line is market wants higher price. The Q's are leading. What you had is that we were only one day, we broke the swing for one day, shook it off, had to sign a strength, have follow-through now, bottom line, the Q's right now are 366, the next move here is somewhere at the 380 number, and this one is really important too. The real question is going to be, do we get follow-through inside the note and bond market? Because the note and bond market, what the note and bond market did when you take a look at this, is that we had come down last Wednesday with some volume. Friday with 2.5 million contracts. Friday, it didn't make it to the low with 2.3. You hire today, light volume, bottom line is that what it has done though, it has broken the uptrend, the downtrend rather. So the tenure now is saying it wants to go to 11112. If that's the case, that means that we very well may have topped out because the bond stories were all over the weekend, they were everywhere too. Bottom line, we'll see whether it's topped out, it would have been topped out at 4.801. Right now, we are at high, that's weird, no that doesn't make any sense, oh I see what's going on, yeah, they're not updating this because of the fact that the bond market itself is closed today, electronically we're open, okay, but the bottom line, the bottom market is closed. GC, we're going to the gold contract, well that's going to the GDX, oh no, no, we're going to go to the dollar first, because the dollar is running everything, okay, so we take a look at the dollar and what you're going to see is it's right at, let me do this better one, it's right at the channel line, hasn't broken it yet. What we have done today is we certainly gave up on price, I'll get it this time, there you go, so we got to 106,600, right now you're at 106.052, so you can see you need one more day and this channel line will bust, now what I'd like to see is a bust on conviction and what that means is that you get a wide price spread run, and if that's what we get then you're going to continue to see the S&P go higher, you're going to continue to see the commodities go higher, let's go over to the oil contract, oil and gold were the only things that really moved over the weekend, okay, so you get 399,000 contracts, hey we came down with just as many, so you know that's not telling me anything yet, we came down with actually 460,000, yeah we came down 460,000, so this is actually going to need more contract volume in order to get to higher price, we go to the GDX, we take a look at the GDX, all the gold stocks are moving and they have some juice underneath them, we go to the GDX, that came off the lows Friday, had good volume on it, right now we're trading at the 27.59, now what this just did, this just got in the higher range, so if we close here that's really good news man, it's saying that okay this baby wants to run now to the 3013, we'll take it step by step on the way up, but it did get to the next range up, okay, and you know it's going to be really interesting to see how this whole thing shakes out, if you go to an ego, that has a little juice underneath it today, AU, they don't all, yeah I'll show you, Newmont, Newmont's still a lag it man, Angle of Gold is a powerhouse, that's you get price volume, you get everything happening, and then Newmont, see Newmont and Barrick, yeah Newmont's down 25%, Newmont and Barrick, a lag it's out there, so that's going to be lag it's inside the XAU and the HUI, stay right there folks, come back with us man, Mr. Steve Rhodes, we have the Dow industry is up 177, now it's like up 65, S&P's up 28, we'll come right back, currencies, commodities, and bond markets are as important as ever right now with how they're driving the volatility in equity markets across the globe, which is why it's a great time to try out Teddy Kegstad's Tiger Forex report, Teddy Kegstad breaks down the forex markets every Monday using his 30 plus years of experience as a trading veteran of futures, forex, stocks, and options. 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Dow is up $189 now, except 60 S&Ps are up $29. Let's get over to our mammoth Steve Rose as we do each and every Monday at 20 past the hour. And don't forget folks, Steve has an outstanding show every trading day, one to two east and stand to time. Also a great newsletter, Mastering Probability. Now it's very easy to get Steve's newsletter folks to come over to our website at TFNN. Go into newsletters, you'll see it right on the right-hand side. You get Mastering Probability for one month for $149, six months for $695 which is a savings of $199 or 22%, and one full year for $1195 which is a savings of $593 or 33%. Now they all come with a 30-day money back guarantee folks, okay? So you can pick whatever one you like. If it works for you, awesome. For some reason it doesn't work for you.  And on top of that, Steve has a huge amount of different indicators that he used. You started those next 30 days and guess what?  No doubt. Steve Rose, what's happening? Well, you know, our Rays and Marlies didn't do too well in the Playoff series. So we've got to fall back to our Buccaneers and the Dolphins, which are still, they're still doing well. I don't think Tampa didn't play this weekend, right? No. But then pre-season we had the lightning start and so. Yeah, yeah, it starts to roll, right? I think you guys are kicking it off, right? Yeah, yeah. That's beautiful. That's beautiful. It's a great time of the year. You got that going plus the college football. For me, it doesn't get more beautiful than that. No, listen, I'm with you, man. That college football, man, the scores they've run up like amazing. And great athletes. Just great, you know, really great athletes all around college. You know, if you take a look at the golfers that are out there, you know, it's just extraordinary talent. It just gets younger and younger and younger. It does. It doesn't do well for me, but that's okay. We'll just keep moving forward on those tee boxes. That's right. So yeah, so, you know, we had obviously a war, you know, in the Middle East break out again. And so I thought, well, why don't, what can I best do with our segment today? And I said, you know, let's go see how the S&P 500, how Golden Oil traded during other prior wars that are out there. Because as I said, this Middle East war again, with regard to Israel and in the Arab nations out there. So in 2006, that was the last war that I was able to pick up on. And it was kind of, it's referred to as the Israel Hezbollah War. And it began on July 12th, ended on August 14th. So it was 34 days worth of war. So this is a chart for the ES mini. The reason why I'm using the ES charts instead of the S&P 500 charts is here I can capture more so what went on, how the market actually reacted out here and because of all the different patterns that I use out here. So I've identified, Tom, the day that that war began, July 12th, and we can see that it certainly was a down day and price closed below the bottom of a profile. And then the very next day it closed below this little red line, that's the oscillator and change line that tells us that mark conditions were bearish. And you would have said, Hey, that's pretty simple. We're going to go back and test that prior swing point, which is in fact what happened. So we had the market move lower for basically four days. And then it moved on up out of there. And I've got listed here the August 14th day when the market had reopened again. So it really wasn't a, in fact, if anything I would say in this case here, if we didn't know that there was a war, anything that went on, and we just simply paid attention to the pattern such as a test rejection of a prior swing point. Or here we get a TD9 count top and price pulls back. So the pattern is really what stuck out at me. So how did the, how did gold trade during that same time period? So here we can see I've identified the, where gold was at on July 12th. We saw, just like we saw kind of a two or three bar move to the downside inside of the S&P, we had a basically a two or three bar move to the upside. And then just simply a gold move lower out here. We can see the August 14th end of the war out there, so to speak. And really, there wasn't overall, there really wasn't much movement in between that time period, in between that 34 days out there. Now, you know, when I was out of town this weekend, and we didn't turn on the television until kind of late on Saturday. And that's when I, you know, got the news of what was going on. And, you know, we were traveling yesterday as well, so didn't get back till late. But certainly, you know, when gold was up, that wasn't surprised. But of course, I was thinking, hey, it's a war, this thing is probably just simply going to start a gigantic run. If we take a look at how lights we crude traded during that same time period here, we've got identified the first arrow is helping us to identify where price was traded and how it responded on July the 12th. Again, it was about a two day reaction to the upside. This set up Tom, a roadsman to Mindicator Tom. And then it was just history with regard to lights we crude all the way down into a low back in 2007 time frame. So this was in 2006, where we take a look at this Hezbollah war. So if we take a look at the next war that I was able to identify is 1982, they refer to as the Lebanon war. And that began on June 8th, and it ended sometime in September of 1982. Don't have a specific date. They really are saying that if you take a look at the history, it's saying that was really the main phase that was complete by that time period. So here we can see in this case here Israel invaded Lebanon, and they did that on June 6th of 1982. What happened was it formed a T, it's hard to read, but it was a nice TD9 count bottom that formed, went a few day rally out here. We can see that there was another TD9 count top that formed out here, moved all the way down until we got to this roadsman to Mindicator bottom. Some of the tools that you mentioned that subscribers get access to that I teach folks. So this is really more about, so do we have a move lower? Sure. When the so-called phase was over, we rally, we actually were higher when we take a look at the S&P 500. So for me, when I take a look at this, this tells me, pay attention to the patterns more so than the news that's going on out there. And I didn't have access, Tom, to gold or oil charts going back that far. So I just stuck with the S&P 500, the S&P 500. And this was the 1973 Yom Kippur War. So this lasted for six, seven days, maybe 10 days, something like that. But here we can see where the war started. Price was still moving higher. It was above a green oscillator and change line. It tells us about a bullish market condition out there. So not a substantial impact to the S&P 500 with regard to that war. Here's the 6-day war, the 1967 6-day war, June 5th through June the 10th out here. On the day that that war began, that was a TD9 Cal bottom. Price just simply moved tired. So it didn't matter about the war. It was really about the patterns inside the markets that were out here. So where are we now? Where are we now in the markets? Well, if we take a look at last week, inside the ESMINI specifically, it formed both a daily buy the D-point pattern and a weekly buy the D-point pattern. Both those also referred to as Gartley buy signals. So in this case here, we've got a buy. In fact, if an ES closed today above $43.70, and $43.70 to $44.16 is the sell zone, this is a bearish structure daily profile, but a close above $43.70 on the daily chart today suggests that price makes a move to $44.16. The weekly chart, the one on the right hand side suggests that price makes its way up to $44.24. So the target range to the upside $44.16 to $44.24, that's assuming price closed above $43.70. And lo and behold, if we take a look at the last 25 years out here, the ESMINI from a seasonal standpoint, bottoms right here right now, that red line, that is today. So that's a 25 year cycle. Now, on the other side of it is, if the ESMINI closes below $42.35, that's the low of that weekly hammer candle. That then says, and we took a look at this last week, that the pre-election cycle pattern kicks in and that markets move lower into the end of the year. As to gold and silver out here, gold, silver, they all had in the GDX, GDXJ, they all had TD9 count bottoms. They already had those patterns in play out here. Gold right now trading above the top of its profile, that suggests a further rally. And I would say the further rally could take us up to the 1925 to 1948 level tone. 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So you have Zscalers up 3.9%, you get Diamond Energy up 3.4, Banker Hughes up 3.2, and trade desks up 2.1.  We go into the Dow industrials, we take a look at point-wise what's moving the markets out here. Yeah. You get Chevron putting 31 positive points, Caterpillar 29, Amgen 25, Microsoft 14. Taken away from it, Procter & Gamble 6, Walmart 6, American Express 3, and Coca-Cola 2. Not a whole lot of action there, that's for sure. We go into the, let's go to the US 3. I'm going to go to this, we'll do a little work on these bonds out here. So this is the 30 year. So you're at 112, US 1. I'm going to put a generic one up here first. I got to bring this back, I got to bring this back like 40 years, which is pretty amazing. I'll try 30 first, but honestly, I don't think it's 30. Yeah, 30 works, okay. So when you take a look at this, what you're going to see, there it is right there. Okay, cool. You're going to see, you're coming into, now that's a huge amount of support. Yeah, so check this out, folks, okay. The level that we're at, now so, I was looking at this over the weekend, so listen to this, this is amazing. From 1999, okay, the 30 year, it took 24 years to get to its high, right? And it took a year and a half to get back to that level. Well, not to the bottom of the level, but to the bottom. So let's picture it, let's do it a different way. Yeah, all we have to do is minus from 2001. If we use 2001, is that bizarre? 2001, so it took 20, yeah, it took 22 years to get to its high and a year and a half to get back. Now over the weekend, you know, you had stories everywhere. Worst bonds sell off since the 1787, blah, blah, blah. That's what you're looking for when you're looking for bottoms, folks. And you can see when you're taking a look at this, this is a lot of support in here, man. Because if we take a look at this, this bond traded here from 2002 to 2007. That's these bottoms right here. So we'll see how it shakes out. But as I said earlier, I think, you know, I think we've topped. And if we have topped, it was a question, what does happen is this, if bonds are going lower, we will see the dollar go lower also. Because what ends up happening, it's all about interest rate structure. And, you know, when the bottom line is that when the bonds, you know, paying that kind of money, well, what that does, that puts huge amounts of strength under the dollar also. And, you know, the dollar is giving up, well, we gave up 650 ticks today in the dollar. That is a big number. Let's go to the silver market. Because silver, you know, highly volatile, no doubt about that.  And both gold and silver out here today, folks, you have fall through, but you need more volume.  That's the bottom line, is that the markets are open. In the northeast, there's plenty of people that are off. You know, Columbus Day is a big holiday in the northeast, so there's plenty of people that are not at work. But you can see inside the silver market, this is out of its range, it has to get back inside the 2268 area. What's going to be interesting about gold and silver in general, watch this, GC, you know, I've talked about how you can pick up or you can think that heads and shoulders are all over the place in the marketplace. But this one's going to get really interesting because look at the way that gold is right now, right? So you can picture that if we just made a head, then, you know, you're going to get up to this, you know, 1970 area.  You know, now, it can't depend on that right now, because as I said earlier, every time you look at, when you're looking for head and shoulders, you can find them pretty good. But this is a kind of a cool one, man. And silver has the same thing. It has the same setup that's in it. Let's go into the copper market, take a look at copper. So copper out here, that came off its lows also. Now, what happened in China today is the king of copper is disappeared. Let's see what they're saying. Hey, let me see if I can find this for you again. These people in China, China, they just disappear, man. And it's one of the biggest copper companies in China. Anyway, yeah, he disappeared. So we'll see how that shakes out. But bottom line is that what copper did do, you know, it had a false breakdown in town when it went underneath this 358 area, jumped right up the back above it. And then if we take a look at a couple of the copper stocks, they're going to have to build some cause like SCCO. It's not bad, but, you know, it's come back into, you know, the June strength that it had had some decent volume Friday, but this has to build cause for a higher price. FCX, Freeport Mac Moran is a little bit better shape because they have more than copper. This also came back to, you know, strength. Did it with tremendously lighter volume, you know, I suspect it's going to stop building cause also for a higher price. And if we take a look at number wise out here, you have Freeport Mac Moran, oh, getting close. That's going to be coming out with numbers on the 19th. They're going to be looking for 5.6 billion at a top line, 33 cents at the bottom line. And if we take a look at Southern Copper, that is going to be the 27th. And they're looking for 2.5 billion, the top line and 77 cents in the bottom line. Now let's go over to Barrick because what's happening, Barrick and Neumont are lagging inside the, you know, the gold stocks. And I'm not quite sure whether, you know, this has to do with the aspect that Mike Bristow wants to get into copper in a heavy, heavy way. But, you know, this has a lot of work to do, man, you know, which is really intriguing. 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Yeah, this is about as clean as you can get. So this just has to break the neckline, man. And you're off to a races.  You get your shoulder. It has to do a little more work there, but... Microsoft. Do you have it inside Microsoft? Microsoft's a huge powerhouse, man. I mean, that's the bottom line. And what Microsoft has, if you're looking for longer-term deal, Microsoft has a high volume high. So we're going back to those highs. We're 329. What is that? 360 area? Let's see when they're coming out with numbers. So they're coming out the 25th. They're looking for $54.5 billion and $265 to the bottom line. Look at Microsoft. This is amazing. So in five years, they've doubled... I know. They've added $100 billion in gross. $125 billion they did five years ago. This year they're going to do $236 billion. That's about as intense as you can get. Nvidia. We take a look at Nvidia. They're going to be coming out with numbers. November 21st, they're going to be looking for $16 billion and $3.33 to the bottom line. This is really wild. Nvidia, in 90 days, is doing as much as they did in a full year in only 2021. That's a whole different ballgame. We take a look at Meta. This has action too. When is this coming out with numbers? This is coming out the 25th. They're going to be looking for $33 billion and $358 billion. They're accelerating that bottom line, man. And it's still growing quite a bit. And then let's go to Google. The thing that's going to be interesting with Google is how this whole case revolves. That's why Google is shaking it off. Technically, Google is going to be coming out with the 25th. And they're looking for $63 billion and $1.44. They did 131 billion five years ago, $254 this year. If you follow in that case at all, there are so many different payoffs. Inside the search engines, it's unbelievable. And Apple is one of the biggest payoffs that Google actually does. And it's billions and billions of dollars. But you can see why. It's a no-brainer. Because the fact of the matter is that they do have a monopoly. So we'll see how they decide that they're going to deal with this. And you know what's wild is that the FTC, that lady running it, she's lost just about every case. But I start looking at the Google case. I'm saying to myself, you know, she just might win that case. And that would be a mindblower. But, you know, we've dealt with it enough. I've dealt with the auction market. Over the weekend, they were showing inside the auction market how they basically got it rigged. Or they had it rigged in order to get this number two price very close to the number one price so that everyone is paying about the same. You know, when Google started, now this is, I'm talking about the auction market for, well, this is the auction market for digital ads. Google had in 2000 and let's see, 2010, this was a real score. We took advantage of it for about a year. What had happened is that they made a deal with TV stations and you could take the inventory, fought TV stations, including Bloomberg against the NBC, right? And you wouldn't believe how inexpensive it was, folks. It was like crazy. So what would end up happening is that some people would be paying $400 a minute and some people would be paying $22 a minute. That's how crazy it was because I used to be on it quite a bit and, of course, we were paying the $22 a minute because what ends up happening, the way the inventory is, right, is that they would update it, you know, live every single day and I just put low bids in and all of a sudden they come across that I have it is I can't even believe this man, you know. So unfortunately, that to them wasn't enough traction though. They didn't get enough traction so they got rid of that whole deal. Now digitally, of course, they have it beyond belief and, you know, what hasn't come out yet, even inside those, I wouldn't expect it to actually come out in the trial because but what still does happen is that the amount of money that these big advertisers pay versus what they actually get is insane because what happens is that, you know, like when the ad shows up on the side, three, two, one and you can get rid of it, well, the advertisers have to pay for that and you know that when it happens, right, it's like, okay, you can get rid of that ad so quick, you know, it's like really do you think they got anything part of that ad? No, they didn't, meaning no one what it was, they just got rid of it but yet the advertisers have to pay for it. That's how that thing works. So and what happens is that it's one little world altogether because the way that it works is that the big companies rely on the big agencies and the big agencies rely on Google and Microsoft and Amazon and as far as they concern, once they give you a price per a thousand, that's what it is, it doesn't matter, they're all basically, they're all basically almost monopolies, that's the real bottom line and the amount of fraud and it is freaking insane, meaning the amount that those large companies actually pay versus what they get, you know, and I've looked at it a million different ways and in fact the last time that I pushed into it was quite a while ago, six or seven years ago, but I showed one of our large advertisers what they were actually getting versus what they thought they were getting and it was a total mindblower, they just like, are you kidding me? But that's because I've been in this business for a long period of time and you know, the Nielsen ratings, you know, all of those ratings, Abitron ratings, they've always been basically shaky, but guess what? It's an old boys club, you pay this, we get that, we pay this, third party checks going around, that's how it goes. Dave, Dow Industries up 173, Nasdaq's up 45, S&P's up 25, stay right there folks, come right back. Are you ready to take your trading to the next level? Introducing Tom O'Brien's award-winning newsletter, Market Insights, your key to successful active trading. Tom O'Brien, renowned for his expertise in the financial markets, has designed Market Insights to be your daily guide to profitable trades. Tom publishes his daily Market Insights newsletter every market day before the market open, along with updates when warranted. Stay ahead of the game with Tom's real-time analysis and trade recommendations delivered straight to your inbox.  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Bank of America bought not just billions, hundreds of billions of long-dated treasury and mortgage bonds when the rates were down at lows. Okay? They are totally toast, man. It's saying here the decision is still subject to finger pointing within the walls of the second largest bank. Save people from the matter now that these holdings are showing huge paper losses and missing out on some of the best rates since 2007. Now, it's just really intriguing there. I suspect we're going to find out that it's just not the regionals that are holding all these garbage, but probably all the big banks too. Now, what does happen, which never would happen for you and I, is that the Federal Reserve is still allowing them to basically say that there are 100 cents on the dollar when they can be trading. It's 70 cents on the dollar. So all these rules are basically, it just depends on what part of the market we're in, what cycle we're in, and the Fed just changes the rules, man. They did that with the boat and the boat and the boat market. Now, it would totally make sense. Why? Because what ends up happening is that if they didn't do that, could you imagine in their balance sheets, okay, half these banks would probably be BK. If they're BK, then what does that mean? That means the Fed has to put more money into them. So either way, you know, you get the gist of it. Pretty amazing. Always remember, folks, the bank and claw your heart out the bulk and run you over and thank God there's always another trade. Health, happiness and prosperity. Have a great night, folks. Have a safe night. Come back and visit Tommy tomorrow morning. Kick us off 9am. Great show, folks. Look at him, folks.