TfNN, headline, News Update. Welcome folks. Now our investors finished down 8 NASDAQ up 52 S&Ps up 8.5. Market went to Sherman Williams folks, got that green paint. Platinum.  Platinum up $18.40 trade in $23.69, you get silver up 42 cents, $28.23, notes and bonds. Ten-year note, up 11 ticks, $109.20, the 30 year up $27 at 1 is $17.31, and $Kingdala. Now you can see this with $Kingdala, this is really wild man. $Kingdala coming into the close went from a positive 20 to a negative 21, man let's bring this up. And that's what basically, this dollar, my take is this dollar is going to go a lot low and that's telling me the market is going to go a lot high, S&P plus gold, and silver. Yeah, sure enough, it gave it up the last, well, starting at about 20 minutes of 4. And it only gave it up a bit, but yet that was enough to basically get this market into a flat market. So if we pull up the S&Ps again, what we're going to see now, I get the futures up. So the futures, look at this, the futures are up 11 now. So you get a rejection, so watch what you have here folks, you have a rejection of lower price at 50, 208. If we go to the SPA, you're going to get a rejection with lower price. That is saying the CPI is coming out tomorrow morning and we are going higher, man. This is going to be a trip. We did 61 million shares, now that's a lot of shares, remember when we started the program, we're only at 41, so we did 40 million shares in the hour. That being said, though, we're still going into 96 million. So the bottom line, that's still saying what's higher price. Hold on for the ride tomorrow morning, man, it's going to be pretty cool. And then if we take a look at the Qs, it's the same set up as the Qs. The Qs rejected 437, 44, and we're at 442, 23. You did 38 million shares and we were going into 52 million. So bottom line, higher price is coming at us once again. Going to love it. Have a great night, folks. Have a safe night. Come back and visit Jacob tomorrow morning, kicks us off at 9 a.m., great show, folks.


While with the 2017 legislative session wrapped up, some Brainerd Lakes Area lawmakers took time from their break today to talk to local business and community leaders to recap the session. Senators Kerry Roode and Josh Heinsman and Representatives Dale Luke and John Poston visited the Brainerd Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce to talk about the important issues facing the region and the state, including health care, real ID, and business tax relief. Lawmakers say that while a lot was accomplished this past session, there's still a lot of work to be done. Well, I think we've got a lot of great things accomplished. You know, this session, we've got more things to look forward to do. You know, one of the things about government, our work is never done. Well, I think the little bit of hope that we should look forward to is some more improvement in taxes. We did some good things for farmers. We did some good things for small businesses. We did some good things with health care. And I think those will be on the very top of our priority list as we go into the policy part of this biennium. You know, I think that we're probably going to continue to talk about a lot of the same issues. We are going to be talking a little more about policy, along with the bonding bill that we'll likely be putting together in the coming year. So there'll be a lot of opportunities to maybe revisit some things. I work really hard on, say, for example, Macy's bill. And that's something that I'll be working on in the coming legislative session again. You know, this has been an incredible year, incredible session. I've learned so much. I think I've really matured as a legislator. And I come home with all the wonderful things that we've done, whether it's business or the environment, education. We really came back with a great package. We had the governor sign 11 bills, budget bills, and, you know, policy bills. And so we're really proud of the session. And I think Minnesota going forward is going to be back in the lead where it belongs. During the session, the attendees were also able to talk to Senate Majority Leader Paul Guzelka via Skype. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.